William "Old Billie" YORK is the grandson of William YORK, born 08 Aug 1720 in Baltimore (now Harford) County, Maryland, who died 11 May 1788 in Surry County, North Carolina. He is the son of James Earl YORK and his wife Lucinda MCPHERSON. The grave site for William Riley "Old Billie" YORK was found by Judson Crow and the late Courtney Carter York back in the 1970's in what they defined as the private family York Cemetery, Burke (previously Rowan, then Surry, then Rutherford) County, North Carolina. This grave site is marked with field rocks. It is in the woods on the edge of a North Carolina State Park in Rutherford County, North Carolina.
Descendants of William "Old Billie" YORK:
WILLIAM "OLD BILLIE" YORK was born in 1765 in Colonial Bladen (now Surry) County, North Carolina, British Colonial America. He died in 1832 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married:
(1) MARY ANN WALBERT, daughter of Johann Christopher WALBERT, about 1786 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. She was born in 1764 in Colonial Rowan (now Surry) County, North Carolina. She died on 15 Oct 1826 in Burke County, North Carolina.
(2) CATHERINE SMITH, daughter of John SMITH and Patricia PATSEY, on 26 Jan 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born about 1786 in Rowan County, North Carolina. She died about 1850 in Burke County, North Carolina.
William "Old Billie" YORK was buried in 1832 in York Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina (Find A Grave Memorial# 161879898).
Notes for Mary Ann WALBERT:
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. Mary Ann's last name is Walbert according to Coleman York data base.
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Probated in Rutherford Co 27 Jan 1827.
Mary Ann's last name is Walbert according to Coleman York data base. [From the Fanny D. York Kyle Collection]
To Mary Ann York or John York Little Broad River
State of Kentucky Adare [Adair] County April the 15th 1823
once more My friends through the Merses of god I take this opportunity to inform you that we are all well at this time thanks be to god for his Numerous Merses and hoping that this May find you all enjoying the Same Blessing Dier friends I have to inform you that wee have the hardist times here that ever was None in this part of the world Corn is Selling at one Dollar per bushel in places and there has been the greates Death among hogs and Cattle that ever was here before I was at Uncle Shores Not long Sence and they wer all well and wants to no as well as wee do how pore John comes on With his paines I would be glad to See pore John Come once more here for I hope that wee will have good Seasons this year and not be drownded with water like wee was last year there was the greatest flood that ever was none here the water was nee deep Round my house and all over the place and tore my fence all away and nerely broke me up but I have got it made again and got horse Mill Done I have to inform you that wee have five Children and they are all Boys but fore and here is there Names Emily James S Rachel g Eliza ann thurzy Jane Now aunt this is for you to look at and I want you to Send me Word if you ever intend to Come here or not for uncle Shore has a thought of going away to the texas Country in the Spannish dominion and if you want to See your Sister you must Come this fall or you will perhapS miss Seeing her and So I add No More but Shall Remains yours and Sofroth [so forth] till Death David Walbert and Rachel
to Mary Ann york and Cozens [Couisns]
It is our opinion that the ?pore John with paines? in the letter from David Walbert is the John York that was one of the chain carriers in the attached survey and also the John York that is named as the first heir in the previously noted will of Maryann Walbert York. His illness may have accounted for his being named as his Mother?s first heir and her chosen words in her will of, ?I give and Bequeath unto My Son John York one feather bed called my own bed and two sheets for himself and his Heirs forever.? All of the other children with exception of Sarah, the Executrix of the will, were willed seventy-five cents each.
York's Fentress County Tennessee by Bruce York
William "Old Billie" YORK and Mary Ann WALBERT had the following seven children:
1. WILLIAM KIMBROUGH YORK JR was born about 1791 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died after 1860 in Decatur, Macon County, Illinois. He married Phoebe LYONS on 04 Mar 1821 in Jackson County, Illinois. She was born about 1801 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. She died after 1850 in Scott County, Illinois.
Notes for William Kimbrough YORK Jr:
Judson Crow reports that on Oct 1823 William York was in Burkesville, Cumberland Co, KY and wrote a letter to his mother Maryann Walbert York in NC confirming that he was son of William York and Maryann Walbert. He later moved to Illinois and had a large family.
The middle initial K was used by him in the 1830 Morgan Co, IL census, the 1850 Scott County, Illinois census and the 1860 Macon County, Illinois census. Judson Crow wrote: "On one of the other documents we examined the name was written as William Kembrose York." "It is also interesting to note there is a record in the Bute County, North Carolina Court Minutes of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 1769-1779, 15 May 1771, that reads "Ordered that David York a base born Child of the body of Elizabeth York be bound to William Kimbrought until the Lawful age his said Master to teach him the planters business."
1830 Morgan County, Illinois Census William York: 110001-110010001 May have been one of the William Yorks from IL who served in the Blackhawk War of 1832.
1840 Scott Co, IL Census W. K. York pg. 139: 03100001-10201 1850 Scott Co, IL Census William K. York 55 NC; 856/884 pg. 63. 1860 Macon Co, IL Census William K. York 63 NC; 730/745 pg. 101.
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. Tyler Sharbrough York, P.O. Box 13, Calistoga, CA 94515; 707) 942-8374; [email protected]
Philip K. York -- [email protected].
1830 1840 1850 1860
William K. York 30-40 40-50 55 NC 63 NC 1794/97 Phebe York 20-30 30-40 47 KY 58 PA 1801/03 male 5-10 1820/25
Mary York 5-10 10-15 24 IL 1825/26
William York 0- 5 10-15 21 IL 1828/29 female 0- 5 10-15 1825/30
Henry C. York 5-10 15 IL 1834/35 Lucy York 5-10 12 IL 1837/38 Sarah York 10 IL 1839/40 Francis York 9 IL 1840/41
Jerome B. York 7 IL 17 IL 1842/43
Benjamin Fletcher 12 IL 1847/48 Margaret Moss 38 IL 1821/22
female 60-70 (poss mother?) 1760/70
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. May have married Nancy Phillips.
Tyler Sharbrough York, P.O. Box 13, Calistoga, CA 94515; 707) 942-8374; [email protected]
Wrote his mother from Burkesville, Cumberland Co, KY in Oct 1823. Land Entry -- By Value of a Warrant No. 762 (or 962) Entered this 7th day of April 1812 Surveyed for William York 100 acres of Land in rutherford County lying on both sides of Stony Run Beginning at a pine his own old born over times with his ... No.426-116 .... to a S-? on Mooney line then ... with ... No 18 poles to a line ... Corner thence No 52 W 1300 poles to a pine thence So 42 W130 poles to a Large B.O. Thence So 501 E 700 poles to a Chestnut thence to the Beginning the 6th of Sep 1813. Wm York Junior, John York recorded by F. A.? Alexander.
TRANSCRIPTION of a LETTER from WILLIAM YORK to MARYANN YORK [From the Fanny D. York in the Kyle Collection]
State of North Carolina, Rutherford County, first broad river Marian [Mary Ann] York
Burksville KY Oct 31 1823 /25
October the 20th 1823
"Coberland [Cumberland] County, Kentucky honered parents brothers and sisters I once more take up my pen and gladly imbrace the oppertunity of writing to you to inform you of my presant helth and I hope that these few lines may finde you all injoying the Same State of helth. I have to inform you that I Started to Come and see you all on the fourth of September and on the fifteenth I landed at uncles Shores and there I was detained by my horse taken a lameness. I taried there four weeks untill which time had expired I had to return home a gain to attend the land Sails of land in november. I found all uncles family well when I Come there which gave me greate Satisfaction. I shold [??] [be] glad to Come on to See you but I cold [could] not on the account of the land Sails at home I needed [??] to attend. I Stare [start] my journey home on the twentieth of october from uncles. I pray you all to Come to my Country for it is a rich and a helthy Country good water. prepare your Selves with Some good money and you Can get land for one dollar and a quarter for acre of the best land I ever Saw and water. I hope you will take my advice and come to this [torn] Country as soon as posable for I fear I will [torn] never See you a gain Inless you Come to See me for I have gote disapointed this time of coming. I have to inform you that uncle is going to move to my Country as soon as he can and I want you to Come and go with him that we may all live together again. nothing at presant but remans your loving Son untill death William York to Marian York."
2. MARY ANN YORK was born in 1792 in Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died in 1845 in Indiana. She married William DEAL on 25 Dec 1823 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was born about 1790 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died.
3. Abner York in the Will of Mary Ann Walbert
4. NANCY WOOD YORK was born in 1798 in Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died about 1845 in , , Indiana. She married (1) ABRAHAM HOOVER. He was born between 1780-1790. She married (2) ANDREW WILLIAM YORK, son of Thomas Jefferson YORK I and Frances "Franke" MITCHEL, on 19 Jun 1817 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was born about 1797 in Buncombe County, North Carolina. He died between 1837-1838 in Deer Lodge, Morgan County, Tennessee.
Nancy Wood YORK was buried about 1845 in , , Indiana (Find A Grave Memorial# 53709952).
Notes for Nancy Wood YORK:
This is a community service project to compile the genealogies of all Fentress, Overton & Pickett Counties, Tennessee families. It also includes many families from surrounding counties. Please send any corrections or additions to bruceyork1243@@yahoo.com.
Notes for Abraham HOOVER:
Married Mr. Hoover and was moving to Iowa and died in Indiana on the trail.
Andrew William YORK was buried (Find A Grave Memorial# 53709702).
5. SARAH ELENA YORK was born in 1799 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. She died in 1854 in Murphy, McDowell, North Carolina. She married JOHN YORK. He was born about 1795 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died about 1837.
6. JOHN L. YORK was born on 22 Sep 1800 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died on 16 Feb 1858 in Burke County, North Carolina.
John L. YORK was buried in Feb 1858 in Red Hill Cemetery, , Burke, North Carolina.
7. DICY YORK was born in 1802 in Golden Valley, Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died in 1860 in Dysartville, McDonnell, North Carolina, United States. She married John Henry DEAL on 28 Aug 1823 in Burke County, North Carolina. He was born in 1797 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died in 1880 in McDowel County, North Carolina.
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William "Old Billie" YORK married a second time on 26 Jan 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina to Catharine SMITH. They had the following children:
TWO OF THESE CHILDREN ARE NOT FROM THE SECOND MARRIAGE OF William "Old Billie" YORK. 1. ASA YORK AND 4. JOHN GRATISON YORK ARE CHILDREN OF WILLIAM YORK BORN 1762, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA WHO LIVED AND DIED ON 06 Sep 1839 IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, GEORGIA....DENNIS YORK,FAG#47405652; 9 JUNE 2017
1. ASA YORK was born about 1805 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died in 1870 in Current Township, Dent County, Missouri. He married Rhoda Elizabeth RAMSEY about 1824 in Franklin County, Georgia. She was born in 1804 in Franklin County, Georgia. She died in 1870 in Current Township, Dent County, Missouri.
Notes for Asa YORK:
Date: Sun, 4 May 2003 13:09:57 -0700 (PDT) From: "Dorothy Boynton" Subject: Rhoda Ramsey m Asa York
To: [email protected]
I found your e-mail address when looking for descendants of Asa York. Do you know anything about the children of Asa York and Rhoda Ramsey?
I think I am descended from their daughter Harriet York who married George W. Dunn in Dent County Mo in 1871.
If you can give me any information about Asa, I would appreciate it. I know he had a second marriage so I need to know when Rhoda passed away. Do you know where she is buried? Respectfully, Dorothy Boynton Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 18:27:54 -0700 (PDT)
David, I have continued to research Asa York and what I have been able to discover is:
He DID NOT have a second marriage as published widely. That marriage belonged to his son, Asa Jr. or Asse or Osse as found on census records of family. So the last time I find Asa and Rhoad is the 1870 census for Dent County, MO. I am going to try to make a trip to Dent Co., this summer but I am told that the head stones in the York plot are in disarray but that Asa and Rhoda are suppose to be buried there.
I have found him on the 1830, 40 Franklin Co., GA census and 1850 Coffee Co., TN census and then in 1860 and 70 in Dent Co., MO. The problem with his children is that they were identified mostly as initials on the 1850 census.
I have sorta come to the conclusion that Asa had a brother John Gratison York. He had children but I only know the name of one son. John died in the Civil War while serving as a Chaplin. He was living still in GA but died out of state. I have corresponded with a descendant of his and she does not positively identify his parents. I have found reference on the internet to his parent being a James York and also a Williams York supposedly from Surry Co., NC with wife Nancy. I have searched and I certainly cannot find the names of parents.
The data lists Asa and John G. York as being born in Franklin Ga in 1805 and 1811 respectfully. I have been to the library today and found no record of anyone living in that county named York except a James and I cannot trace him. But if the sons were born in Ga then the mother had to be there at least.
I am descended from Asa York's daughter Harriet York. There seems to be some data on her sisters Sarah and Nancy and brother David Lipscomb but certainly not much on my Harriet. She married in Dent Co., in 1871 according to marriage record and then I can find nothing of them till the 1880 census for Wright Co., MO. She then, as family hand me down history records, died in childbirth on the bank of the White River somewhere between MO and AR. She and the stillborn child were simply buried and the father and children continued on their way to Texas supposedly. I can trace all of her sons from that marriage but not the two daughters because I don't know married names. Her husband was not such a nice man I think and I can find nothing of them for ten years but they then show up in 1895 in Garvin Co., OK with a new wife and new family of children. My grandfather was one of her sons, James A. Dunn, and he was 11 when his mother died.
I did find the Rhoda Ramsey but I am confused as to whether she was Rhoda Elizabeth or just Rhoda. I found listings that had them as two different children and then one that had Rhoda as Rhoda Elizabeth. db
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=est3739-3
---YORK PLOT ON OLD FAMILY FARM ON DRY FORK NEAR BERRY CEMETERY
by KEN FIEBELMAN
This was copied from "Ozark Heritage Dent County Missouri Area Cemeteries & Families" Vol III 1994 by Ken Fiebelman of Salem, MO. Reprinted with the permission of Ken Fiebelman on behalf of the Dent County Historical Society
Submitted by Kathy Heidel
"YORK, ASA (b. c1803 GA) & RHODA (b. c1804 GA), lived Current Twn., Dent Co.---ch. were Irvin, Louisa, Asa, Thomas, Lipscomb (male) -- all born GA; 5 or 6 members of this pioneer family bur. here.
---of Current Township, Dent Co. MO
---1830 Franklin Co., GA Census, page 215, [Ancestry.com image 13 of 100]
York, Asa 2m under 5
1m age 20-30
1f under 5
1f age 5-10
1f age 30-40
---1840 Franklin Co., GA Census, Dist. 812, [Ancestry.com image 3 of 5]
York, Asa
2m under 5 {1835-1840) {J.W , T.M, & E.W.) 2m age 5-10 (1830-1835) {J. & T.S.)
1m age 10-15{1825-1830) Asa II & ? 1m age 30-40(1800-1810) ASA
1f under 5 {1835-1840) {Sarah P.)
1f age 5-10 (1830-1835)
2f age 10-15 {1825-1830)
1f age 30-40 (1800-1810) RHODA Slaves: 1m & 4 f
---1850 Coffee Co., TN Census, 5th Civil Dist., page 2B (penciled: page 4), HH 22-22
York, Asa, 45, Farmer, $300, GA Rhoda, 44, GA
Nancy, 17, GA {birth date should be 19) J., 18, m, Blk Smith, GA
T.S., 16, m, Farmer, GA {Thomas?) J.F., 15, m, GA
S.P., 14, f, GA {Sarah P.) J.W., 13, m, GA
T.M., 11, m, GA
E.W., 11, m, GA {Eppy?) L. , 9, f, GA {Louisa)
H., 7, f, GA {Harriett)
Lipscomb, 2, m, TN {David Lipscomb)
---1860 Dent Co., MO Census, Current Twp.2, page 91, HH 596-599, [Ancestry.com image 1 of 6]
York, Asa, 56, farmer, $400, $400, GA Rhoda, 55, GA
Irvin, 22, farm laborer, GA Louisa, 17, GA
Appe (sic), m, 18, GA Thomas, 19, GA Harriett, 15, GA Lipscomb, 12, TN Ratclip(?), Sarah, 24, GA Thomas J., 1, MO
---1870 Dent Co., MO Census, Texas Twp., page 9, HH 53-53, [Ancestry.com image 125 of 176]
York, Asa, 65, farmer, $1000, $200, GA Rody (sic), 65, GA
Eppy, m, 30, farming, GA Louisa, 24, GA
Harriette, 22, GA
D. L., m, 21, farmer, $275, TN
2. WILLIAM RILEY YORK was born on 04 May 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 05 May 1882 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married Margaret Rebecca LOWMAN about 1838 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born about 1808 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died about 1887 in Burke County, North Carolina.
William Riley YORK was buried on 05 May 1862 in Old Antioch Methodist Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
3. JAMES RILEY YORK was born about 1807 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 05 May 1882 in Morganton, Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. He married Frances Fanny HOFFMAN about 1843 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died in 1880 in Morganton, Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina.
James Riley YORK was buried in York Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
4. JOHN GRATISON YORK was born on 11 Jul 1811 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died on 01 Oct 1868 in Giles County, Tennessee. He married Anna Banks "Annie" THOMASON on 09 Feb 1830 in Franklin County, Georgia. She was born on 12 Jul 1812 in Elbert, Franklin County, Georgia. She died on 08 Feb 1894 in Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee.
5. LEVI JACKSON YORK was born on 27 Mar 1814 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died in 1887 in Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. He married (1) SARAH ELIZABETH "SALLIE" HOFFMAN about 1839 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in 1825 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died in Dec 1874 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married (2) ELIZABETH ELIZA JANE SHOUP about 1878 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in Jan 1847 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died on 16 Oct 1932 in Cleveland County, North Carolina.
6. LOUISA YORK was born about 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. She married an unknown spouse in Burke County, North Carolina.
7. FRANCES SOPHRONIA YORK was born in Nov 1819 in Burke County, North Carolina.
She married Solomon QUEEN
Frances Sophronia YORK was buried in Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
8. PATIENCE PASSENFARA YORK was born about 1822 in Burke County, North Carolina. She married ADOLPHUS SMITH. He was born in 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 26 Aug 1876 in Burke County, North Carolina.
Descendants of William "Old Billie" YORK:
WILLIAM "OLD BILLIE" YORK was born in 1765 in Colonial Bladen (now Surry) County, North Carolina, British Colonial America. He died in 1832 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married:
(1) MARY ANN WALBERT, daughter of Johann Christopher WALBERT, about 1786 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. She was born in 1764 in Colonial Rowan (now Surry) County, North Carolina. She died on 15 Oct 1826 in Burke County, North Carolina.
(2) CATHERINE SMITH, daughter of John SMITH and Patricia PATSEY, on 26 Jan 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born about 1786 in Rowan County, North Carolina. She died about 1850 in Burke County, North Carolina.
William "Old Billie" YORK was buried in 1832 in York Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina (Find A Grave Memorial# 161879898).
Notes for Mary Ann WALBERT:
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. Mary Ann's last name is Walbert according to Coleman York data base.
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Probated in Rutherford Co 27 Jan 1827.
Mary Ann's last name is Walbert according to Coleman York data base. [From the Fanny D. York Kyle Collection]
To Mary Ann York or John York Little Broad River
State of Kentucky Adare [Adair] County April the 15th 1823
once more My friends through the Merses of god I take this opportunity to inform you that we are all well at this time thanks be to god for his Numerous Merses and hoping that this May find you all enjoying the Same Blessing Dier friends I have to inform you that wee have the hardist times here that ever was None in this part of the world Corn is Selling at one Dollar per bushel in places and there has been the greates Death among hogs and Cattle that ever was here before I was at Uncle Shores Not long Sence and they wer all well and wants to no as well as wee do how pore John comes on With his paines I would be glad to See pore John Come once more here for I hope that wee will have good Seasons this year and not be drownded with water like wee was last year there was the greatest flood that ever was none here the water was nee deep Round my house and all over the place and tore my fence all away and nerely broke me up but I have got it made again and got horse Mill Done I have to inform you that wee have five Children and they are all Boys but fore and here is there Names Emily James S Rachel g Eliza ann thurzy Jane Now aunt this is for you to look at and I want you to Send me Word if you ever intend to Come here or not for uncle Shore has a thought of going away to the texas Country in the Spannish dominion and if you want to See your Sister you must Come this fall or you will perhapS miss Seeing her and So I add No More but Shall Remains yours and Sofroth [so forth] till Death David Walbert and Rachel
to Mary Ann york and Cozens [Couisns]
It is our opinion that the ?pore John with paines? in the letter from David Walbert is the John York that was one of the chain carriers in the attached survey and also the John York that is named as the first heir in the previously noted will of Maryann Walbert York. His illness may have accounted for his being named as his Mother?s first heir and her chosen words in her will of, ?I give and Bequeath unto My Son John York one feather bed called my own bed and two sheets for himself and his Heirs forever.? All of the other children with exception of Sarah, the Executrix of the will, were willed seventy-five cents each.
York's Fentress County Tennessee by Bruce York
William "Old Billie" YORK and Mary Ann WALBERT had the following seven children:
1. WILLIAM KIMBROUGH YORK JR was born about 1791 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died after 1860 in Decatur, Macon County, Illinois. He married Phoebe LYONS on 04 Mar 1821 in Jackson County, Illinois. She was born about 1801 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. She died after 1850 in Scott County, Illinois.
Notes for William Kimbrough YORK Jr:
Judson Crow reports that on Oct 1823 William York was in Burkesville, Cumberland Co, KY and wrote a letter to his mother Maryann Walbert York in NC confirming that he was son of William York and Maryann Walbert. He later moved to Illinois and had a large family.
The middle initial K was used by him in the 1830 Morgan Co, IL census, the 1850 Scott County, Illinois census and the 1860 Macon County, Illinois census. Judson Crow wrote: "On one of the other documents we examined the name was written as William Kembrose York." "It is also interesting to note there is a record in the Bute County, North Carolina Court Minutes of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 1769-1779, 15 May 1771, that reads "Ordered that David York a base born Child of the body of Elizabeth York be bound to William Kimbrought until the Lawful age his said Master to teach him the planters business."
1830 Morgan County, Illinois Census William York: 110001-110010001 May have been one of the William Yorks from IL who served in the Blackhawk War of 1832.
1840 Scott Co, IL Census W. K. York pg. 139: 03100001-10201 1850 Scott Co, IL Census William K. York 55 NC; 856/884 pg. 63. 1860 Macon Co, IL Census William K. York 63 NC; 730/745 pg. 101.
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. Tyler Sharbrough York, P.O. Box 13, Calistoga, CA 94515; 707) 942-8374; [email protected]
Philip K. York -- [email protected].
1830 1840 1850 1860
William K. York 30-40 40-50 55 NC 63 NC 1794/97 Phebe York 20-30 30-40 47 KY 58 PA 1801/03 male 5-10 1820/25
Mary York 5-10 10-15 24 IL 1825/26
William York 0- 5 10-15 21 IL 1828/29 female 0- 5 10-15 1825/30
Henry C. York 5-10 15 IL 1834/35 Lucy York 5-10 12 IL 1837/38 Sarah York 10 IL 1839/40 Francis York 9 IL 1840/41
Jerome B. York 7 IL 17 IL 1842/43
Benjamin Fletcher 12 IL 1847/48 Margaret Moss 38 IL 1821/22
female 60-70 (poss mother?) 1760/70
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. May have married Nancy Phillips.
Tyler Sharbrough York, P.O. Box 13, Calistoga, CA 94515; 707) 942-8374; [email protected]
Wrote his mother from Burkesville, Cumberland Co, KY in Oct 1823. Land Entry -- By Value of a Warrant No. 762 (or 962) Entered this 7th day of April 1812 Surveyed for William York 100 acres of Land in rutherford County lying on both sides of Stony Run Beginning at a pine his own old born over times with his ... No.426-116 .... to a S-? on Mooney line then ... with ... No 18 poles to a line ... Corner thence No 52 W 1300 poles to a pine thence So 42 W130 poles to a Large B.O. Thence So 501 E 700 poles to a Chestnut thence to the Beginning the 6th of Sep 1813. Wm York Junior, John York recorded by F. A.? Alexander.
TRANSCRIPTION of a LETTER from WILLIAM YORK to MARYANN YORK [From the Fanny D. York in the Kyle Collection]
State of North Carolina, Rutherford County, first broad river Marian [Mary Ann] York
Burksville KY Oct 31 1823 /25
October the 20th 1823
"Coberland [Cumberland] County, Kentucky honered parents brothers and sisters I once more take up my pen and gladly imbrace the oppertunity of writing to you to inform you of my presant helth and I hope that these few lines may finde you all injoying the Same State of helth. I have to inform you that I Started to Come and see you all on the fourth of September and on the fifteenth I landed at uncles Shores and there I was detained by my horse taken a lameness. I taried there four weeks untill which time had expired I had to return home a gain to attend the land Sails of land in november. I found all uncles family well when I Come there which gave me greate Satisfaction. I shold [??] [be] glad to Come on to See you but I cold [could] not on the account of the land Sails at home I needed [??] to attend. I Stare [start] my journey home on the twentieth of october from uncles. I pray you all to Come to my Country for it is a rich and a helthy Country good water. prepare your Selves with Some good money and you Can get land for one dollar and a quarter for acre of the best land I ever Saw and water. I hope you will take my advice and come to this [torn] Country as soon as posable for I fear I will [torn] never See you a gain Inless you Come to See me for I have gote disapointed this time of coming. I have to inform you that uncle is going to move to my Country as soon as he can and I want you to Come and go with him that we may all live together again. nothing at presant but remans your loving Son untill death William York to Marian York."
2. MARY ANN YORK was born in 1792 in Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died in 1845 in Indiana. She married William DEAL on 25 Dec 1823 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was born about 1790 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died.
3. Abner York in the Will of Mary Ann Walbert
4. NANCY WOOD YORK was born in 1798 in Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died about 1845 in , , Indiana. She married (1) ABRAHAM HOOVER. He was born between 1780-1790. She married (2) ANDREW WILLIAM YORK, son of Thomas Jefferson YORK I and Frances "Franke" MITCHEL, on 19 Jun 1817 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was born about 1797 in Buncombe County, North Carolina. He died between 1837-1838 in Deer Lodge, Morgan County, Tennessee.
Nancy Wood YORK was buried about 1845 in , , Indiana (Find A Grave Memorial# 53709952).
Notes for Nancy Wood YORK:
This is a community service project to compile the genealogies of all Fentress, Overton & Pickett Counties, Tennessee families. It also includes many families from surrounding counties. Please send any corrections or additions to bruceyork1243@@yahoo.com.
Notes for Abraham HOOVER:
Married Mr. Hoover and was moving to Iowa and died in Indiana on the trail.
Andrew William YORK was buried (Find A Grave Memorial# 53709702).
5. SARAH ELENA YORK was born in 1799 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. She died in 1854 in Murphy, McDowell, North Carolina. She married JOHN YORK. He was born about 1795 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died about 1837.
6. JOHN L. YORK was born on 22 Sep 1800 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died on 16 Feb 1858 in Burke County, North Carolina.
John L. YORK was buried in Feb 1858 in Red Hill Cemetery, , Burke, North Carolina.
7. DICY YORK was born in 1802 in Golden Valley, Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died in 1860 in Dysartville, McDonnell, North Carolina, United States. She married John Henry DEAL on 28 Aug 1823 in Burke County, North Carolina. He was born in 1797 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died in 1880 in McDowel County, North Carolina.
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William "Old Billie" YORK married a second time on 26 Jan 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina to Catharine SMITH. They had the following children:
TWO OF THESE CHILDREN ARE NOT FROM THE SECOND MARRIAGE OF William "Old Billie" YORK. 1. ASA YORK AND 4. JOHN GRATISON YORK ARE CHILDREN OF WILLIAM YORK BORN 1762, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA WHO LIVED AND DIED ON 06 Sep 1839 IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, GEORGIA....DENNIS YORK,FAG#47405652; 9 JUNE 2017
1. ASA YORK was born about 1805 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died in 1870 in Current Township, Dent County, Missouri. He married Rhoda Elizabeth RAMSEY about 1824 in Franklin County, Georgia. She was born in 1804 in Franklin County, Georgia. She died in 1870 in Current Township, Dent County, Missouri.
Notes for Asa YORK:
Date: Sun, 4 May 2003 13:09:57 -0700 (PDT) From: "Dorothy Boynton" Subject: Rhoda Ramsey m Asa York
To: [email protected]
I found your e-mail address when looking for descendants of Asa York. Do you know anything about the children of Asa York and Rhoda Ramsey?
I think I am descended from their daughter Harriet York who married George W. Dunn in Dent County Mo in 1871.
If you can give me any information about Asa, I would appreciate it. I know he had a second marriage so I need to know when Rhoda passed away. Do you know where she is buried? Respectfully, Dorothy Boynton Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 18:27:54 -0700 (PDT)
David, I have continued to research Asa York and what I have been able to discover is:
He DID NOT have a second marriage as published widely. That marriage belonged to his son, Asa Jr. or Asse or Osse as found on census records of family. So the last time I find Asa and Rhoad is the 1870 census for Dent County, MO. I am going to try to make a trip to Dent Co., this summer but I am told that the head stones in the York plot are in disarray but that Asa and Rhoda are suppose to be buried there.
I have found him on the 1830, 40 Franklin Co., GA census and 1850 Coffee Co., TN census and then in 1860 and 70 in Dent Co., MO. The problem with his children is that they were identified mostly as initials on the 1850 census.
I have sorta come to the conclusion that Asa had a brother John Gratison York. He had children but I only know the name of one son. John died in the Civil War while serving as a Chaplin. He was living still in GA but died out of state. I have corresponded with a descendant of his and she does not positively identify his parents. I have found reference on the internet to his parent being a James York and also a Williams York supposedly from Surry Co., NC with wife Nancy. I have searched and I certainly cannot find the names of parents.
The data lists Asa and John G. York as being born in Franklin Ga in 1805 and 1811 respectfully. I have been to the library today and found no record of anyone living in that county named York except a James and I cannot trace him. But if the sons were born in Ga then the mother had to be there at least.
I am descended from Asa York's daughter Harriet York. There seems to be some data on her sisters Sarah and Nancy and brother David Lipscomb but certainly not much on my Harriet. She married in Dent Co., in 1871 according to marriage record and then I can find nothing of them till the 1880 census for Wright Co., MO. She then, as family hand me down history records, died in childbirth on the bank of the White River somewhere between MO and AR. She and the stillborn child were simply buried and the father and children continued on their way to Texas supposedly. I can trace all of her sons from that marriage but not the two daughters because I don't know married names. Her husband was not such a nice man I think and I can find nothing of them for ten years but they then show up in 1895 in Garvin Co., OK with a new wife and new family of children. My grandfather was one of her sons, James A. Dunn, and he was 11 when his mother died.
I did find the Rhoda Ramsey but I am confused as to whether she was Rhoda Elizabeth or just Rhoda. I found listings that had them as two different children and then one that had Rhoda as Rhoda Elizabeth. db
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=est3739-3
---YORK PLOT ON OLD FAMILY FARM ON DRY FORK NEAR BERRY CEMETERY
by KEN FIEBELMAN
This was copied from "Ozark Heritage Dent County Missouri Area Cemeteries & Families" Vol III 1994 by Ken Fiebelman of Salem, MO. Reprinted with the permission of Ken Fiebelman on behalf of the Dent County Historical Society
Submitted by Kathy Heidel
"YORK, ASA (b. c1803 GA) & RHODA (b. c1804 GA), lived Current Twn., Dent Co.---ch. were Irvin, Louisa, Asa, Thomas, Lipscomb (male) -- all born GA; 5 or 6 members of this pioneer family bur. here.
---of Current Township, Dent Co. MO
---1830 Franklin Co., GA Census, page 215, [Ancestry.com image 13 of 100]
York, Asa 2m under 5
1m age 20-30
1f under 5
1f age 5-10
1f age 30-40
---1840 Franklin Co., GA Census, Dist. 812, [Ancestry.com image 3 of 5]
York, Asa
2m under 5 {1835-1840) {J.W , T.M, & E.W.) 2m age 5-10 (1830-1835) {J. & T.S.)
1m age 10-15{1825-1830) Asa II & ? 1m age 30-40(1800-1810) ASA
1f under 5 {1835-1840) {Sarah P.)
1f age 5-10 (1830-1835)
2f age 10-15 {1825-1830)
1f age 30-40 (1800-1810) RHODA Slaves: 1m & 4 f
---1850 Coffee Co., TN Census, 5th Civil Dist., page 2B (penciled: page 4), HH 22-22
York, Asa, 45, Farmer, $300, GA Rhoda, 44, GA
Nancy, 17, GA {birth date should be 19) J., 18, m, Blk Smith, GA
T.S., 16, m, Farmer, GA {Thomas?) J.F., 15, m, GA
S.P., 14, f, GA {Sarah P.) J.W., 13, m, GA
T.M., 11, m, GA
E.W., 11, m, GA {Eppy?) L. , 9, f, GA {Louisa)
H., 7, f, GA {Harriett)
Lipscomb, 2, m, TN {David Lipscomb)
---1860 Dent Co., MO Census, Current Twp.2, page 91, HH 596-599, [Ancestry.com image 1 of 6]
York, Asa, 56, farmer, $400, $400, GA Rhoda, 55, GA
Irvin, 22, farm laborer, GA Louisa, 17, GA
Appe (sic), m, 18, GA Thomas, 19, GA Harriett, 15, GA Lipscomb, 12, TN Ratclip(?), Sarah, 24, GA Thomas J., 1, MO
---1870 Dent Co., MO Census, Texas Twp., page 9, HH 53-53, [Ancestry.com image 125 of 176]
York, Asa, 65, farmer, $1000, $200, GA Rody (sic), 65, GA
Eppy, m, 30, farming, GA Louisa, 24, GA
Harriette, 22, GA
D. L., m, 21, farmer, $275, TN
2. WILLIAM RILEY YORK was born on 04 May 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 05 May 1882 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married Margaret Rebecca LOWMAN about 1838 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born about 1808 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died about 1887 in Burke County, North Carolina.
William Riley YORK was buried on 05 May 1862 in Old Antioch Methodist Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
3. JAMES RILEY YORK was born about 1807 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 05 May 1882 in Morganton, Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. He married Frances Fanny HOFFMAN about 1843 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died in 1880 in Morganton, Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina.
James Riley YORK was buried in York Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
4. JOHN GRATISON YORK was born on 11 Jul 1811 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died on 01 Oct 1868 in Giles County, Tennessee. He married Anna Banks "Annie" THOMASON on 09 Feb 1830 in Franklin County, Georgia. She was born on 12 Jul 1812 in Elbert, Franklin County, Georgia. She died on 08 Feb 1894 in Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee.
5. LEVI JACKSON YORK was born on 27 Mar 1814 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died in 1887 in Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. He married (1) SARAH ELIZABETH "SALLIE" HOFFMAN about 1839 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in 1825 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died in Dec 1874 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married (2) ELIZABETH ELIZA JANE SHOUP about 1878 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in Jan 1847 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died on 16 Oct 1932 in Cleveland County, North Carolina.
6. LOUISA YORK was born about 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. She married an unknown spouse in Burke County, North Carolina.
7. FRANCES SOPHRONIA YORK was born in Nov 1819 in Burke County, North Carolina.
She married Solomon QUEEN
Frances Sophronia YORK was buried in Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
8. PATIENCE PASSENFARA YORK was born about 1822 in Burke County, North Carolina. She married ADOLPHUS SMITH. He was born in 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 26 Aug 1876 in Burke County, North Carolina.
William "Old Billie" YORK is the grandson of William YORK, born 08 Aug 1720 in Baltimore (now Harford) County, Maryland, who died 11 May 1788 in Surry County, North Carolina. He is the son of James Earl YORK and his wife Lucinda MCPHERSON. The grave site for William Riley "Old Billie" YORK was found by Judson Crow and the late Courtney Carter York back in the 1970's in what they defined as the private family York Cemetery, Burke (previously Rowan, then Surry, then Rutherford) County, North Carolina. This grave site is marked with field rocks. It is in the woods on the edge of a North Carolina State Park in Rutherford County, North Carolina.
Descendants of William "Old Billie" YORK:
WILLIAM "OLD BILLIE" YORK was born in 1765 in Colonial Bladen (now Surry) County, North Carolina, British Colonial America. He died in 1832 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married:
(1) MARY ANN WALBERT, daughter of Johann Christopher WALBERT, about 1786 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. She was born in 1764 in Colonial Rowan (now Surry) County, North Carolina. She died on 15 Oct 1826 in Burke County, North Carolina.
(2) CATHERINE SMITH, daughter of John SMITH and Patricia PATSEY, on 26 Jan 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born about 1786 in Rowan County, North Carolina. She died about 1850 in Burke County, North Carolina.
William "Old Billie" YORK was buried in 1832 in York Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina (Find A Grave Memorial# 161879898).
Notes for Mary Ann WALBERT:
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. Mary Ann's last name is Walbert according to Coleman York data base.
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Probated in Rutherford Co 27 Jan 1827.
Mary Ann's last name is Walbert according to Coleman York data base. [From the Fanny D. York Kyle Collection]
To Mary Ann York or John York Little Broad River
State of Kentucky Adare [Adair] County April the 15th 1823
once more My friends through the Merses of god I take this opportunity to inform you that we are all well at this time thanks be to god for his Numerous Merses and hoping that this May find you all enjoying the Same Blessing Dier friends I have to inform you that wee have the hardist times here that ever was None in this part of the world Corn is Selling at one Dollar per bushel in places and there has been the greates Death among hogs and Cattle that ever was here before I was at Uncle Shores Not long Sence and they wer all well and wants to no as well as wee do how pore John comes on With his paines I would be glad to See pore John Come once more here for I hope that wee will have good Seasons this year and not be drownded with water like wee was last year there was the greatest flood that ever was none here the water was nee deep Round my house and all over the place and tore my fence all away and nerely broke me up but I have got it made again and got horse Mill Done I have to inform you that wee have five Children and they are all Boys but fore and here is there Names Emily James S Rachel g Eliza ann thurzy Jane Now aunt this is for you to look at and I want you to Send me Word if you ever intend to Come here or not for uncle Shore has a thought of going away to the texas Country in the Spannish dominion and if you want to See your Sister you must Come this fall or you will perhapS miss Seeing her and So I add No More but Shall Remains yours and Sofroth [so forth] till Death David Walbert and Rachel
to Mary Ann york and Cozens [Couisns]
It is our opinion that the ?pore John with paines? in the letter from David Walbert is the John York that was one of the chain carriers in the attached survey and also the John York that is named as the first heir in the previously noted will of Maryann Walbert York. His illness may have accounted for his being named as his Mother?s first heir and her chosen words in her will of, ?I give and Bequeath unto My Son John York one feather bed called my own bed and two sheets for himself and his Heirs forever.? All of the other children with exception of Sarah, the Executrix of the will, were willed seventy-five cents each.
York's Fentress County Tennessee by Bruce York
William "Old Billie" YORK and Mary Ann WALBERT had the following seven children:
1. WILLIAM KIMBROUGH YORK JR was born about 1791 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died after 1860 in Decatur, Macon County, Illinois. He married Phoebe LYONS on 04 Mar 1821 in Jackson County, Illinois. She was born about 1801 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. She died after 1850 in Scott County, Illinois.
Notes for William Kimbrough YORK Jr:
Judson Crow reports that on Oct 1823 William York was in Burkesville, Cumberland Co, KY and wrote a letter to his mother Maryann Walbert York in NC confirming that he was son of William York and Maryann Walbert. He later moved to Illinois and had a large family.
The middle initial K was used by him in the 1830 Morgan Co, IL census, the 1850 Scott County, Illinois census and the 1860 Macon County, Illinois census. Judson Crow wrote: "On one of the other documents we examined the name was written as William Kembrose York." "It is also interesting to note there is a record in the Bute County, North Carolina Court Minutes of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 1769-1779, 15 May 1771, that reads "Ordered that David York a base born Child of the body of Elizabeth York be bound to William Kimbrought until the Lawful age his said Master to teach him the planters business."
1830 Morgan County, Illinois Census William York: 110001-110010001 May have been one of the William Yorks from IL who served in the Blackhawk War of 1832.
1840 Scott Co, IL Census W. K. York pg. 139: 03100001-10201 1850 Scott Co, IL Census William K. York 55 NC; 856/884 pg. 63. 1860 Macon Co, IL Census William K. York 63 NC; 730/745 pg. 101.
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. Tyler Sharbrough York, P.O. Box 13, Calistoga, CA 94515; 707) 942-8374; [email protected]
Philip K. York -- [email protected].
1830 1840 1850 1860
William K. York 30-40 40-50 55 NC 63 NC 1794/97 Phebe York 20-30 30-40 47 KY 58 PA 1801/03 male 5-10 1820/25
Mary York 5-10 10-15 24 IL 1825/26
William York 0- 5 10-15 21 IL 1828/29 female 0- 5 10-15 1825/30
Henry C. York 5-10 15 IL 1834/35 Lucy York 5-10 12 IL 1837/38 Sarah York 10 IL 1839/40 Francis York 9 IL 1840/41
Jerome B. York 7 IL 17 IL 1842/43
Benjamin Fletcher 12 IL 1847/48 Margaret Moss 38 IL 1821/22
female 60-70 (poss mother?) 1760/70
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. May have married Nancy Phillips.
Tyler Sharbrough York, P.O. Box 13, Calistoga, CA 94515; 707) 942-8374; [email protected]
Wrote his mother from Burkesville, Cumberland Co, KY in Oct 1823. Land Entry -- By Value of a Warrant No. 762 (or 962) Entered this 7th day of April 1812 Surveyed for William York 100 acres of Land in rutherford County lying on both sides of Stony Run Beginning at a pine his own old born over times with his ... No.426-116 .... to a S-? on Mooney line then ... with ... No 18 poles to a line ... Corner thence No 52 W 1300 poles to a pine thence So 42 W130 poles to a Large B.O. Thence So 501 E 700 poles to a Chestnut thence to the Beginning the 6th of Sep 1813. Wm York Junior, John York recorded by F. A.? Alexander.
TRANSCRIPTION of a LETTER from WILLIAM YORK to MARYANN YORK [From the Fanny D. York in the Kyle Collection]
State of North Carolina, Rutherford County, first broad river Marian [Mary Ann] York
Burksville KY Oct 31 1823 /25
October the 20th 1823
"Coberland [Cumberland] County, Kentucky honered parents brothers and sisters I once more take up my pen and gladly imbrace the oppertunity of writing to you to inform you of my presant helth and I hope that these few lines may finde you all injoying the Same State of helth. I have to inform you that I Started to Come and see you all on the fourth of September and on the fifteenth I landed at uncles Shores and there I was detained by my horse taken a lameness. I taried there four weeks untill which time had expired I had to return home a gain to attend the land Sails of land in november. I found all uncles family well when I Come there which gave me greate Satisfaction. I shold [??] [be] glad to Come on to See you but I cold [could] not on the account of the land Sails at home I needed [??] to attend. I Stare [start] my journey home on the twentieth of october from uncles. I pray you all to Come to my Country for it is a rich and a helthy Country good water. prepare your Selves with Some good money and you Can get land for one dollar and a quarter for acre of the best land I ever Saw and water. I hope you will take my advice and come to this [torn] Country as soon as posable for I fear I will [torn] never See you a gain Inless you Come to See me for I have gote disapointed this time of coming. I have to inform you that uncle is going to move to my Country as soon as he can and I want you to Come and go with him that we may all live together again. nothing at presant but remans your loving Son untill death William York to Marian York."
2. MARY ANN YORK was born in 1792 in Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died in 1845 in Indiana. She married William DEAL on 25 Dec 1823 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was born about 1790 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died.
3. Abner York in the Will of Mary Ann Walbert
4. NANCY WOOD YORK was born in 1798 in Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died about 1845 in , , Indiana. She married (1) ABRAHAM HOOVER. He was born between 1780-1790. She married (2) ANDREW WILLIAM YORK, son of Thomas Jefferson YORK I and Frances "Franke" MITCHEL, on 19 Jun 1817 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was born about 1797 in Buncombe County, North Carolina. He died between 1837-1838 in Deer Lodge, Morgan County, Tennessee.
Nancy Wood YORK was buried about 1845 in , , Indiana (Find A Grave Memorial# 53709952).
Notes for Nancy Wood YORK:
This is a community service project to compile the genealogies of all Fentress, Overton & Pickett Counties, Tennessee families. It also includes many families from surrounding counties. Please send any corrections or additions to bruceyork1243@@yahoo.com.
Notes for Abraham HOOVER:
Married Mr. Hoover and was moving to Iowa and died in Indiana on the trail.
Andrew William YORK was buried (Find A Grave Memorial# 53709702).
5. SARAH ELENA YORK was born in 1799 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. She died in 1854 in Murphy, McDowell, North Carolina. She married JOHN YORK. He was born about 1795 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died about 1837.
6. JOHN L. YORK was born on 22 Sep 1800 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died on 16 Feb 1858 in Burke County, North Carolina.
John L. YORK was buried in Feb 1858 in Red Hill Cemetery, , Burke, North Carolina.
7. DICY YORK was born in 1802 in Golden Valley, Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died in 1860 in Dysartville, McDonnell, North Carolina, United States. She married John Henry DEAL on 28 Aug 1823 in Burke County, North Carolina. He was born in 1797 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died in 1880 in McDowel County, North Carolina.
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William "Old Billie" YORK married a second time on 26 Jan 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina to Catharine SMITH. They had the following children:
TWO OF THESE CHILDREN ARE NOT FROM THE SECOND MARRIAGE OF William "Old Billie" YORK. 1. ASA YORK AND 4. JOHN GRATISON YORK ARE CHILDREN OF WILLIAM YORK BORN 1762, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA WHO LIVED AND DIED ON 06 Sep 1839 IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, GEORGIA....DENNIS YORK,FAG#47405652; 9 JUNE 2017
1. ASA YORK was born about 1805 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died in 1870 in Current Township, Dent County, Missouri. He married Rhoda Elizabeth RAMSEY about 1824 in Franklin County, Georgia. She was born in 1804 in Franklin County, Georgia. She died in 1870 in Current Township, Dent County, Missouri.
Notes for Asa YORK:
Date: Sun, 4 May 2003 13:09:57 -0700 (PDT) From: "Dorothy Boynton" Subject: Rhoda Ramsey m Asa York
To: [email protected]
I found your e-mail address when looking for descendants of Asa York. Do you know anything about the children of Asa York and Rhoda Ramsey?
I think I am descended from their daughter Harriet York who married George W. Dunn in Dent County Mo in 1871.
If you can give me any information about Asa, I would appreciate it. I know he had a second marriage so I need to know when Rhoda passed away. Do you know where she is buried? Respectfully, Dorothy Boynton Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 18:27:54 -0700 (PDT)
David, I have continued to research Asa York and what I have been able to discover is:
He DID NOT have a second marriage as published widely. That marriage belonged to his son, Asa Jr. or Asse or Osse as found on census records of family. So the last time I find Asa and Rhoad is the 1870 census for Dent County, MO. I am going to try to make a trip to Dent Co., this summer but I am told that the head stones in the York plot are in disarray but that Asa and Rhoda are suppose to be buried there.
I have found him on the 1830, 40 Franklin Co., GA census and 1850 Coffee Co., TN census and then in 1860 and 70 in Dent Co., MO. The problem with his children is that they were identified mostly as initials on the 1850 census.
I have sorta come to the conclusion that Asa had a brother John Gratison York. He had children but I only know the name of one son. John died in the Civil War while serving as a Chaplin. He was living still in GA but died out of state. I have corresponded with a descendant of his and she does not positively identify his parents. I have found reference on the internet to his parent being a James York and also a Williams York supposedly from Surry Co., NC with wife Nancy. I have searched and I certainly cannot find the names of parents.
The data lists Asa and John G. York as being born in Franklin Ga in 1805 and 1811 respectfully. I have been to the library today and found no record of anyone living in that county named York except a James and I cannot trace him. But if the sons were born in Ga then the mother had to be there at least.
I am descended from Asa York's daughter Harriet York. There seems to be some data on her sisters Sarah and Nancy and brother David Lipscomb but certainly not much on my Harriet. She married in Dent Co., in 1871 according to marriage record and then I can find nothing of them till the 1880 census for Wright Co., MO. She then, as family hand me down history records, died in childbirth on the bank of the White River somewhere between MO and AR. She and the stillborn child were simply buried and the father and children continued on their way to Texas supposedly. I can trace all of her sons from that marriage but not the two daughters because I don't know married names. Her husband was not such a nice man I think and I can find nothing of them for ten years but they then show up in 1895 in Garvin Co., OK with a new wife and new family of children. My grandfather was one of her sons, James A. Dunn, and he was 11 when his mother died.
I did find the Rhoda Ramsey but I am confused as to whether she was Rhoda Elizabeth or just Rhoda. I found listings that had them as two different children and then one that had Rhoda as Rhoda Elizabeth. db
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=est3739-3
---YORK PLOT ON OLD FAMILY FARM ON DRY FORK NEAR BERRY CEMETERY
by KEN FIEBELMAN
This was copied from "Ozark Heritage Dent County Missouri Area Cemeteries & Families" Vol III 1994 by Ken Fiebelman of Salem, MO. Reprinted with the permission of Ken Fiebelman on behalf of the Dent County Historical Society
Submitted by Kathy Heidel
"YORK, ASA (b. c1803 GA) & RHODA (b. c1804 GA), lived Current Twn., Dent Co.---ch. were Irvin, Louisa, Asa, Thomas, Lipscomb (male) -- all born GA; 5 or 6 members of this pioneer family bur. here.
---of Current Township, Dent Co. MO
---1830 Franklin Co., GA Census, page 215, [Ancestry.com image 13 of 100]
York, Asa 2m under 5
1m age 20-30
1f under 5
1f age 5-10
1f age 30-40
---1840 Franklin Co., GA Census, Dist. 812, [Ancestry.com image 3 of 5]
York, Asa
2m under 5 {1835-1840) {J.W , T.M, & E.W.) 2m age 5-10 (1830-1835) {J. & T.S.)
1m age 10-15{1825-1830) Asa II & ? 1m age 30-40(1800-1810) ASA
1f under 5 {1835-1840) {Sarah P.)
1f age 5-10 (1830-1835)
2f age 10-15 {1825-1830)
1f age 30-40 (1800-1810) RHODA Slaves: 1m & 4 f
---1850 Coffee Co., TN Census, 5th Civil Dist., page 2B (penciled: page 4), HH 22-22
York, Asa, 45, Farmer, $300, GA Rhoda, 44, GA
Nancy, 17, GA {birth date should be 19) J., 18, m, Blk Smith, GA
T.S., 16, m, Farmer, GA {Thomas?) J.F., 15, m, GA
S.P., 14, f, GA {Sarah P.) J.W., 13, m, GA
T.M., 11, m, GA
E.W., 11, m, GA {Eppy?) L. , 9, f, GA {Louisa)
H., 7, f, GA {Harriett)
Lipscomb, 2, m, TN {David Lipscomb)
---1860 Dent Co., MO Census, Current Twp.2, page 91, HH 596-599, [Ancestry.com image 1 of 6]
York, Asa, 56, farmer, $400, $400, GA Rhoda, 55, GA
Irvin, 22, farm laborer, GA Louisa, 17, GA
Appe (sic), m, 18, GA Thomas, 19, GA Harriett, 15, GA Lipscomb, 12, TN Ratclip(?), Sarah, 24, GA Thomas J., 1, MO
---1870 Dent Co., MO Census, Texas Twp., page 9, HH 53-53, [Ancestry.com image 125 of 176]
York, Asa, 65, farmer, $1000, $200, GA Rody (sic), 65, GA
Eppy, m, 30, farming, GA Louisa, 24, GA
Harriette, 22, GA
D. L., m, 21, farmer, $275, TN
2. WILLIAM RILEY YORK was born on 04 May 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 05 May 1882 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married Margaret Rebecca LOWMAN about 1838 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born about 1808 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died about 1887 in Burke County, North Carolina.
William Riley YORK was buried on 05 May 1862 in Old Antioch Methodist Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
3. JAMES RILEY YORK was born about 1807 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 05 May 1882 in Morganton, Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. He married Frances Fanny HOFFMAN about 1843 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died in 1880 in Morganton, Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina.
James Riley YORK was buried in York Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
4. JOHN GRATISON YORK was born on 11 Jul 1811 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died on 01 Oct 1868 in Giles County, Tennessee. He married Anna Banks "Annie" THOMASON on 09 Feb 1830 in Franklin County, Georgia. She was born on 12 Jul 1812 in Elbert, Franklin County, Georgia. She died on 08 Feb 1894 in Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee.
5. LEVI JACKSON YORK was born on 27 Mar 1814 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died in 1887 in Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. He married (1) SARAH ELIZABETH "SALLIE" HOFFMAN about 1839 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in 1825 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died in Dec 1874 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married (2) ELIZABETH ELIZA JANE SHOUP about 1878 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in Jan 1847 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died on 16 Oct 1932 in Cleveland County, North Carolina.
6. LOUISA YORK was born about 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. She married an unknown spouse in Burke County, North Carolina.
7. FRANCES SOPHRONIA YORK was born in Nov 1819 in Burke County, North Carolina.
She married Solomon QUEEN
Frances Sophronia YORK was buried in Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
8. PATIENCE PASSENFARA YORK was born about 1822 in Burke County, North Carolina. She married ADOLPHUS SMITH. He was born in 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 26 Aug 1876 in Burke County, North Carolina.
Descendants of William "Old Billie" YORK:
WILLIAM "OLD BILLIE" YORK was born in 1765 in Colonial Bladen (now Surry) County, North Carolina, British Colonial America. He died in 1832 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married:
(1) MARY ANN WALBERT, daughter of Johann Christopher WALBERT, about 1786 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. She was born in 1764 in Colonial Rowan (now Surry) County, North Carolina. She died on 15 Oct 1826 in Burke County, North Carolina.
(2) CATHERINE SMITH, daughter of John SMITH and Patricia PATSEY, on 26 Jan 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born about 1786 in Rowan County, North Carolina. She died about 1850 in Burke County, North Carolina.
William "Old Billie" YORK was buried in 1832 in York Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina (Find A Grave Memorial# 161879898).
Notes for Mary Ann WALBERT:
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. Mary Ann's last name is Walbert according to Coleman York data base.
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Probated in Rutherford Co 27 Jan 1827.
Mary Ann's last name is Walbert according to Coleman York data base. [From the Fanny D. York Kyle Collection]
To Mary Ann York or John York Little Broad River
State of Kentucky Adare [Adair] County April the 15th 1823
once more My friends through the Merses of god I take this opportunity to inform you that we are all well at this time thanks be to god for his Numerous Merses and hoping that this May find you all enjoying the Same Blessing Dier friends I have to inform you that wee have the hardist times here that ever was None in this part of the world Corn is Selling at one Dollar per bushel in places and there has been the greates Death among hogs and Cattle that ever was here before I was at Uncle Shores Not long Sence and they wer all well and wants to no as well as wee do how pore John comes on With his paines I would be glad to See pore John Come once more here for I hope that wee will have good Seasons this year and not be drownded with water like wee was last year there was the greatest flood that ever was none here the water was nee deep Round my house and all over the place and tore my fence all away and nerely broke me up but I have got it made again and got horse Mill Done I have to inform you that wee have five Children and they are all Boys but fore and here is there Names Emily James S Rachel g Eliza ann thurzy Jane Now aunt this is for you to look at and I want you to Send me Word if you ever intend to Come here or not for uncle Shore has a thought of going away to the texas Country in the Spannish dominion and if you want to See your Sister you must Come this fall or you will perhapS miss Seeing her and So I add No More but Shall Remains yours and Sofroth [so forth] till Death David Walbert and Rachel
to Mary Ann york and Cozens [Couisns]
It is our opinion that the ?pore John with paines? in the letter from David Walbert is the John York that was one of the chain carriers in the attached survey and also the John York that is named as the first heir in the previously noted will of Maryann Walbert York. His illness may have accounted for his being named as his Mother?s first heir and her chosen words in her will of, ?I give and Bequeath unto My Son John York one feather bed called my own bed and two sheets for himself and his Heirs forever.? All of the other children with exception of Sarah, the Executrix of the will, were willed seventy-five cents each.
York's Fentress County Tennessee by Bruce York
William "Old Billie" YORK and Mary Ann WALBERT had the following seven children:
1. WILLIAM KIMBROUGH YORK JR was born about 1791 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died after 1860 in Decatur, Macon County, Illinois. He married Phoebe LYONS on 04 Mar 1821 in Jackson County, Illinois. She was born about 1801 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. She died after 1850 in Scott County, Illinois.
Notes for William Kimbrough YORK Jr:
Judson Crow reports that on Oct 1823 William York was in Burkesville, Cumberland Co, KY and wrote a letter to his mother Maryann Walbert York in NC confirming that he was son of William York and Maryann Walbert. He later moved to Illinois and had a large family.
The middle initial K was used by him in the 1830 Morgan Co, IL census, the 1850 Scott County, Illinois census and the 1860 Macon County, Illinois census. Judson Crow wrote: "On one of the other documents we examined the name was written as William Kembrose York." "It is also interesting to note there is a record in the Bute County, North Carolina Court Minutes of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 1769-1779, 15 May 1771, that reads "Ordered that David York a base born Child of the body of Elizabeth York be bound to William Kimbrought until the Lawful age his said Master to teach him the planters business."
1830 Morgan County, Illinois Census William York: 110001-110010001 May have been one of the William Yorks from IL who served in the Blackhawk War of 1832.
1840 Scott Co, IL Census W. K. York pg. 139: 03100001-10201 1850 Scott Co, IL Census William K. York 55 NC; 856/884 pg. 63. 1860 Macon Co, IL Census William K. York 63 NC; 730/745 pg. 101.
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. Tyler Sharbrough York, P.O. Box 13, Calistoga, CA 94515; 707) 942-8374; [email protected]
Philip K. York -- [email protected].
1830 1840 1850 1860
William K. York 30-40 40-50 55 NC 63 NC 1794/97 Phebe York 20-30 30-40 47 KY 58 PA 1801/03 male 5-10 1820/25
Mary York 5-10 10-15 24 IL 1825/26
William York 0- 5 10-15 21 IL 1828/29 female 0- 5 10-15 1825/30
Henry C. York 5-10 15 IL 1834/35 Lucy York 5-10 12 IL 1837/38 Sarah York 10 IL 1839/40 Francis York 9 IL 1840/41
Jerome B. York 7 IL 17 IL 1842/43
Benjamin Fletcher 12 IL 1847/48 Margaret Moss 38 IL 1821/22
female 60-70 (poss mother?) 1760/70
Rutherford Co, NC will of Mary Ann York 15 Oct 1826; Jan Court 1827. May have married Nancy Phillips.
Tyler Sharbrough York, P.O. Box 13, Calistoga, CA 94515; 707) 942-8374; [email protected]
Wrote his mother from Burkesville, Cumberland Co, KY in Oct 1823. Land Entry -- By Value of a Warrant No. 762 (or 962) Entered this 7th day of April 1812 Surveyed for William York 100 acres of Land in rutherford County lying on both sides of Stony Run Beginning at a pine his own old born over times with his ... No.426-116 .... to a S-? on Mooney line then ... with ... No 18 poles to a line ... Corner thence No 52 W 1300 poles to a pine thence So 42 W130 poles to a Large B.O. Thence So 501 E 700 poles to a Chestnut thence to the Beginning the 6th of Sep 1813. Wm York Junior, John York recorded by F. A.? Alexander.
TRANSCRIPTION of a LETTER from WILLIAM YORK to MARYANN YORK [From the Fanny D. York in the Kyle Collection]
State of North Carolina, Rutherford County, first broad river Marian [Mary Ann] York
Burksville KY Oct 31 1823 /25
October the 20th 1823
"Coberland [Cumberland] County, Kentucky honered parents brothers and sisters I once more take up my pen and gladly imbrace the oppertunity of writing to you to inform you of my presant helth and I hope that these few lines may finde you all injoying the Same State of helth. I have to inform you that I Started to Come and see you all on the fourth of September and on the fifteenth I landed at uncles Shores and there I was detained by my horse taken a lameness. I taried there four weeks untill which time had expired I had to return home a gain to attend the land Sails of land in november. I found all uncles family well when I Come there which gave me greate Satisfaction. I shold [??] [be] glad to Come on to See you but I cold [could] not on the account of the land Sails at home I needed [??] to attend. I Stare [start] my journey home on the twentieth of october from uncles. I pray you all to Come to my Country for it is a rich and a helthy Country good water. prepare your Selves with Some good money and you Can get land for one dollar and a quarter for acre of the best land I ever Saw and water. I hope you will take my advice and come to this [torn] Country as soon as posable for I fear I will [torn] never See you a gain Inless you Come to See me for I have gote disapointed this time of coming. I have to inform you that uncle is going to move to my Country as soon as he can and I want you to Come and go with him that we may all live together again. nothing at presant but remans your loving Son untill death William York to Marian York."
2. MARY ANN YORK was born in 1792 in Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died in 1845 in Indiana. She married William DEAL on 25 Dec 1823 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was born about 1790 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died.
3. Abner York in the Will of Mary Ann Walbert
4. NANCY WOOD YORK was born in 1798 in Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died about 1845 in , , Indiana. She married (1) ABRAHAM HOOVER. He was born between 1780-1790. She married (2) ANDREW WILLIAM YORK, son of Thomas Jefferson YORK I and Frances "Franke" MITCHEL, on 19 Jun 1817 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was born about 1797 in Buncombe County, North Carolina. He died between 1837-1838 in Deer Lodge, Morgan County, Tennessee.
Nancy Wood YORK was buried about 1845 in , , Indiana (Find A Grave Memorial# 53709952).
Notes for Nancy Wood YORK:
This is a community service project to compile the genealogies of all Fentress, Overton & Pickett Counties, Tennessee families. It also includes many families from surrounding counties. Please send any corrections or additions to bruceyork1243@@yahoo.com.
Notes for Abraham HOOVER:
Married Mr. Hoover and was moving to Iowa and died in Indiana on the trail.
Andrew William YORK was buried (Find A Grave Memorial# 53709702).
5. SARAH ELENA YORK was born in 1799 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. She died in 1854 in Murphy, McDowell, North Carolina. She married JOHN YORK. He was born about 1795 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died about 1837.
6. JOHN L. YORK was born on 22 Sep 1800 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died on 16 Feb 1858 in Burke County, North Carolina.
John L. YORK was buried in Feb 1858 in Red Hill Cemetery, , Burke, North Carolina.
7. DICY YORK was born in 1802 in Golden Valley, Rutherford, Jackson County, North Carolina. She died in 1860 in Dysartville, McDonnell, North Carolina, United States. She married John Henry DEAL on 28 Aug 1823 in Burke County, North Carolina. He was born in 1797 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died in 1880 in McDowel County, North Carolina.
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William "Old Billie" YORK married a second time on 26 Jan 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina to Catharine SMITH. They had the following children:
TWO OF THESE CHILDREN ARE NOT FROM THE SECOND MARRIAGE OF William "Old Billie" YORK. 1. ASA YORK AND 4. JOHN GRATISON YORK ARE CHILDREN OF WILLIAM YORK BORN 1762, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA WHO LIVED AND DIED ON 06 Sep 1839 IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, GEORGIA....DENNIS YORK,FAG#47405652; 9 JUNE 2017
1. ASA YORK was born about 1805 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died in 1870 in Current Township, Dent County, Missouri. He married Rhoda Elizabeth RAMSEY about 1824 in Franklin County, Georgia. She was born in 1804 in Franklin County, Georgia. She died in 1870 in Current Township, Dent County, Missouri.
Notes for Asa YORK:
Date: Sun, 4 May 2003 13:09:57 -0700 (PDT) From: "Dorothy Boynton" Subject: Rhoda Ramsey m Asa York
To: [email protected]
I found your e-mail address when looking for descendants of Asa York. Do you know anything about the children of Asa York and Rhoda Ramsey?
I think I am descended from their daughter Harriet York who married George W. Dunn in Dent County Mo in 1871.
If you can give me any information about Asa, I would appreciate it. I know he had a second marriage so I need to know when Rhoda passed away. Do you know where she is buried? Respectfully, Dorothy Boynton Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 18:27:54 -0700 (PDT)
David, I have continued to research Asa York and what I have been able to discover is:
He DID NOT have a second marriage as published widely. That marriage belonged to his son, Asa Jr. or Asse or Osse as found on census records of family. So the last time I find Asa and Rhoad is the 1870 census for Dent County, MO. I am going to try to make a trip to Dent Co., this summer but I am told that the head stones in the York plot are in disarray but that Asa and Rhoda are suppose to be buried there.
I have found him on the 1830, 40 Franklin Co., GA census and 1850 Coffee Co., TN census and then in 1860 and 70 in Dent Co., MO. The problem with his children is that they were identified mostly as initials on the 1850 census.
I have sorta come to the conclusion that Asa had a brother John Gratison York. He had children but I only know the name of one son. John died in the Civil War while serving as a Chaplin. He was living still in GA but died out of state. I have corresponded with a descendant of his and she does not positively identify his parents. I have found reference on the internet to his parent being a James York and also a Williams York supposedly from Surry Co., NC with wife Nancy. I have searched and I certainly cannot find the names of parents.
The data lists Asa and John G. York as being born in Franklin Ga in 1805 and 1811 respectfully. I have been to the library today and found no record of anyone living in that county named York except a James and I cannot trace him. But if the sons were born in Ga then the mother had to be there at least.
I am descended from Asa York's daughter Harriet York. There seems to be some data on her sisters Sarah and Nancy and brother David Lipscomb but certainly not much on my Harriet. She married in Dent Co., in 1871 according to marriage record and then I can find nothing of them till the 1880 census for Wright Co., MO. She then, as family hand me down history records, died in childbirth on the bank of the White River somewhere between MO and AR. She and the stillborn child were simply buried and the father and children continued on their way to Texas supposedly. I can trace all of her sons from that marriage but not the two daughters because I don't know married names. Her husband was not such a nice man I think and I can find nothing of them for ten years but they then show up in 1895 in Garvin Co., OK with a new wife and new family of children. My grandfather was one of her sons, James A. Dunn, and he was 11 when his mother died.
I did find the Rhoda Ramsey but I am confused as to whether she was Rhoda Elizabeth or just Rhoda. I found listings that had them as two different children and then one that had Rhoda as Rhoda Elizabeth. db
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=est3739-3
---YORK PLOT ON OLD FAMILY FARM ON DRY FORK NEAR BERRY CEMETERY
by KEN FIEBELMAN
This was copied from "Ozark Heritage Dent County Missouri Area Cemeteries & Families" Vol III 1994 by Ken Fiebelman of Salem, MO. Reprinted with the permission of Ken Fiebelman on behalf of the Dent County Historical Society
Submitted by Kathy Heidel
"YORK, ASA (b. c1803 GA) & RHODA (b. c1804 GA), lived Current Twn., Dent Co.---ch. were Irvin, Louisa, Asa, Thomas, Lipscomb (male) -- all born GA; 5 or 6 members of this pioneer family bur. here.
---of Current Township, Dent Co. MO
---1830 Franklin Co., GA Census, page 215, [Ancestry.com image 13 of 100]
York, Asa 2m under 5
1m age 20-30
1f under 5
1f age 5-10
1f age 30-40
---1840 Franklin Co., GA Census, Dist. 812, [Ancestry.com image 3 of 5]
York, Asa
2m under 5 {1835-1840) {J.W , T.M, & E.W.) 2m age 5-10 (1830-1835) {J. & T.S.)
1m age 10-15{1825-1830) Asa II & ? 1m age 30-40(1800-1810) ASA
1f under 5 {1835-1840) {Sarah P.)
1f age 5-10 (1830-1835)
2f age 10-15 {1825-1830)
1f age 30-40 (1800-1810) RHODA Slaves: 1m & 4 f
---1850 Coffee Co., TN Census, 5th Civil Dist., page 2B (penciled: page 4), HH 22-22
York, Asa, 45, Farmer, $300, GA Rhoda, 44, GA
Nancy, 17, GA {birth date should be 19) J., 18, m, Blk Smith, GA
T.S., 16, m, Farmer, GA {Thomas?) J.F., 15, m, GA
S.P., 14, f, GA {Sarah P.) J.W., 13, m, GA
T.M., 11, m, GA
E.W., 11, m, GA {Eppy?) L. , 9, f, GA {Louisa)
H., 7, f, GA {Harriett)
Lipscomb, 2, m, TN {David Lipscomb)
---1860 Dent Co., MO Census, Current Twp.2, page 91, HH 596-599, [Ancestry.com image 1 of 6]
York, Asa, 56, farmer, $400, $400, GA Rhoda, 55, GA
Irvin, 22, farm laborer, GA Louisa, 17, GA
Appe (sic), m, 18, GA Thomas, 19, GA Harriett, 15, GA Lipscomb, 12, TN Ratclip(?), Sarah, 24, GA Thomas J., 1, MO
---1870 Dent Co., MO Census, Texas Twp., page 9, HH 53-53, [Ancestry.com image 125 of 176]
York, Asa, 65, farmer, $1000, $200, GA Rody (sic), 65, GA
Eppy, m, 30, farming, GA Louisa, 24, GA
Harriette, 22, GA
D. L., m, 21, farmer, $275, TN
2. WILLIAM RILEY YORK was born on 04 May 1805 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 05 May 1882 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married Margaret Rebecca LOWMAN about 1838 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born about 1808 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died about 1887 in Burke County, North Carolina.
William Riley YORK was buried on 05 May 1862 in Old Antioch Methodist Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
3. JAMES RILEY YORK was born about 1807 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 05 May 1882 in Morganton, Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. He married Frances Fanny HOFFMAN about 1843 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died in 1880 in Morganton, Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina.
James Riley YORK was buried in York Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
4. JOHN GRATISON YORK was born on 11 Jul 1811 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died on 01 Oct 1868 in Giles County, Tennessee. He married Anna Banks "Annie" THOMASON on 09 Feb 1830 in Franklin County, Georgia. She was born on 12 Jul 1812 in Elbert, Franklin County, Georgia. She died on 08 Feb 1894 in Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee.
5. LEVI JACKSON YORK was born on 27 Mar 1814 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died in 1887 in Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. He married (1) SARAH ELIZABETH "SALLIE" HOFFMAN about 1839 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in 1825 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died in Dec 1874 in Burke County, North Carolina. He married (2) ELIZABETH ELIZA JANE SHOUP about 1878 in Burke County, North Carolina. She was born in Jan 1847 in Burke County, North Carolina. She died on 16 Oct 1932 in Cleveland County, North Carolina.
6. LOUISA YORK was born about 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. She married an unknown spouse in Burke County, North Carolina.
7. FRANCES SOPHRONIA YORK was born in Nov 1819 in Burke County, North Carolina.
She married Solomon QUEEN
Frances Sophronia YORK was buried in Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Burke County, North Carolina.
8. PATIENCE PASSENFARA YORK was born about 1822 in Burke County, North Carolina. She married ADOLPHUS SMITH. He was born in 1818 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 26 Aug 1876 in Burke County, North Carolina.
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