David Storment, a single person, arrived in South Carolina with his parents and sister Ester Storment on the Lord Dunluce in 1773.
David Storment and Nancy Boyd were married in Chester District in 1788 and farmed the property they owned until his death in 1810. After David's will was settled, Nancy Storment, her children and her mother moved to Kentucky, making their home with a cousin, Mr. Hagewood. The trip to Kentucky was made in a one-horse cart. The following year, the family group completed their move to Gibson County, Indiana.
To David and Nancy Boyd Storment the following children were born: Martha, born July 7, 1789; Robert, April 30, 1791; Mary, April 8, 1793; Ester, June 23, 1795; Samuel, August 30, 1797; Nancy Agnes, October 22, 1799; David, August 7, 1802; and John, December 29, 1804. Source: History of Gibson County, Indiana by Gil R. Stormont, 1914.
David Storment and Nancy Boyd were married in Chester District in 1788 and farmed the property they owned until his death in 1810. After David's will was settled, Nancy Storment, her children and her mother moved to Kentucky, making their home with a cousin, Mr. Hagewood. The trip to Kentucky was made in a one-horse cart. The following year, the family group completed their move to Gibson County, Indiana.
To David and Nancy Boyd Storment the following children were born: Martha, born July 7, 1789; Robert, April 30, 1791; Mary, April 8, 1793; Ester, June 23, 1795; Samuel, August 30, 1797; Nancy Agnes, October 22, 1799; David, August 7, 1802; and John, December 29, 1804. Source: History of Gibson County, Indiana by Gil R. Stormont, 1914.
David Storment, a single person, arrived in South Carolina with his parents and sister Ester Storment on the Lord Dunluce in 1773.
David Storment and Nancy Boyd were married in Chester District in 1788 and farmed the property they owned until his death in 1810. After David's will was settled, Nancy Storment, her children and her mother moved to Kentucky, making their home with a cousin, Mr. Hagewood. The trip to Kentucky was made in a one-horse cart. The following year, the family group completed their move to Gibson County, Indiana.
To David and Nancy Boyd Storment the following children were born: Martha, born July 7, 1789; Robert, April 30, 1791; Mary, April 8, 1793; Ester, June 23, 1795; Samuel, August 30, 1797; Nancy Agnes, October 22, 1799; David, August 7, 1802; and John, December 29, 1804. Source: History of Gibson County, Indiana by Gil R. Stormont, 1914.
David Storment and Nancy Boyd were married in Chester District in 1788 and farmed the property they owned until his death in 1810. After David's will was settled, Nancy Storment, her children and her mother moved to Kentucky, making their home with a cousin, Mr. Hagewood. The trip to Kentucky was made in a one-horse cart. The following year, the family group completed their move to Gibson County, Indiana.
To David and Nancy Boyd Storment the following children were born: Martha, born July 7, 1789; Robert, April 30, 1791; Mary, April 8, 1793; Ester, June 23, 1795; Samuel, August 30, 1797; Nancy Agnes, October 22, 1799; David, August 7, 1802; and John, December 29, 1804. Source: History of Gibson County, Indiana by Gil R. Stormont, 1914.
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