Son of James and Ellender Jones Phelps
Husband of Mary Long.
***YOUR great-great-great-grandpa,Capt. Elijah C. Phelps, MILITARY RECORDS, muster rolls, death record, and Pension
application of Mary Ann Long Phelps, his widow
!VITAL STATISTICS, marriage
!PROBATE RECORD, Butler, Kentucky
!CENSUS, 1850, 1860 , Butler and Edmonson, Kentucky
****..Birth: May 16, 1821***MILITARY CIVIL WAR SOLDIER, 11th KY INFANTRY ENLISTED 15 SEP. 1861 CAMP CALHOUN,KY. ON 9 DEC. DIED OF DISEASE AT COLUMBIA, TNN. ON 28 MAR 1862. COMPANY G, 11th ky. regiment.
FRANCIS M. PHELPS, DANIEL M. DEWEESE, PLEASANT GOODWIN, JULIAN F. PHELPS, WILLIAM DEWEESE, PIERSON DEWEESE, VIRGIL W. DEWEESE, WILLIAM G. DEWEESE, JULIAN E. PHELPS, JULIAN N. PHELPS, JAMES A. PHELPS, JOHN S. PHELPS, JAMES GOODWIN, JOSEPH JONES, JAMES K. PHELPS, JESSE DEWEESE, SAMUEL PHELPS, HENRY C. THICKEL..
Butler County
Kentucky, USA Death: Mar. 28, 1862
Tennessee, USA
Son of James and Ellender Jones Phelps
Husband of Mary Long
Family links:
Children:
J L Phelps (1849 - 1912) William Newton Phelps (1861 - 1950) *
Inscription:
CAPT CO G 11 KY INF
CIVIL WAR
Burial:
Lumbustown Cemetery
Butler County
Kentucky, USA.
**TAX RECORSS, Nelson, Kentucky, lists him as one of the sons of William Phelps;
last listed, in Butler, Kentucky, in 1827
!VITAL STATISTICS, marriage
!LAND AND PROPERTY, Survey, places Julian in Warren, Kentucky in 1799
There is a marriage, Thomas Conway to a Phelps, 7 May 1826, in Butler County,
that might be one of his daughters.
Family tradition says he was wounded at the Massacre at Pitman's Station and that several descendants bearing his name have been crippled in various ways.
Last appeared on Butler Co. Tax List 1827.
His wife Joanna started appearing on the Tax List the next year in 1828.
Land Grant 24 Dec 1782
Jefferson Co.,Va. (now Ky, =========..Birth: 1753
Virginia, USA Death: Feb. 18, 1848
Butler County
Kentucky, USA
Son of William and Nancy Nail Phelps
Husband of Joanna Jones
Burial:
Lumbustown Cemetery
Butler County
Kentucky, USA
****!BOOK, "History and Biography of Kentucky", by Battle, Perrin, and
Kniflen, says
that Nancy, (Nancy Nail according to Perrin's), was killed by
Indians at Pitman's Station, on Pitman's Creek, It is traditionally thought
that several of the station's occupants took refuge in a cave beneath the
station, were buried, by the Indians, alive. The Indians blockaded the entrance
with a pile of brush that they set fire to, this tradition does not seem to hold
up under close scrutiny. It may be that Nancy's full name was Nancy Nell
Abbott, or it could be that Julian's mother was Nancy Nail. Whatever the case the
name Nail has been preserved in the family
BIRT DATE CA 1770
Killed by Indians at Pitman's Station 11 March 1789.
**
Husband of Mary Long.
***YOUR great-great-great-grandpa,Capt. Elijah C. Phelps, MILITARY RECORDS, muster rolls, death record, and Pension
application of Mary Ann Long Phelps, his widow
!VITAL STATISTICS, marriage
!PROBATE RECORD, Butler, Kentucky
!CENSUS, 1850, 1860 , Butler and Edmonson, Kentucky
****..Birth: May 16, 1821***MILITARY CIVIL WAR SOLDIER, 11th KY INFANTRY ENLISTED 15 SEP. 1861 CAMP CALHOUN,KY. ON 9 DEC. DIED OF DISEASE AT COLUMBIA, TNN. ON 28 MAR 1862. COMPANY G, 11th ky. regiment.
FRANCIS M. PHELPS, DANIEL M. DEWEESE, PLEASANT GOODWIN, JULIAN F. PHELPS, WILLIAM DEWEESE, PIERSON DEWEESE, VIRGIL W. DEWEESE, WILLIAM G. DEWEESE, JULIAN E. PHELPS, JULIAN N. PHELPS, JAMES A. PHELPS, JOHN S. PHELPS, JAMES GOODWIN, JOSEPH JONES, JAMES K. PHELPS, JESSE DEWEESE, SAMUEL PHELPS, HENRY C. THICKEL..
Butler County
Kentucky, USA Death: Mar. 28, 1862
Tennessee, USA
Son of James and Ellender Jones Phelps
Husband of Mary Long
Family links:
Children:
J L Phelps (1849 - 1912) William Newton Phelps (1861 - 1950) *
Inscription:
CAPT CO G 11 KY INF
CIVIL WAR
Burial:
Lumbustown Cemetery
Butler County
Kentucky, USA.
**TAX RECORSS, Nelson, Kentucky, lists him as one of the sons of William Phelps;
last listed, in Butler, Kentucky, in 1827
!VITAL STATISTICS, marriage
!LAND AND PROPERTY, Survey, places Julian in Warren, Kentucky in 1799
There is a marriage, Thomas Conway to a Phelps, 7 May 1826, in Butler County,
that might be one of his daughters.
Family tradition says he was wounded at the Massacre at Pitman's Station and that several descendants bearing his name have been crippled in various ways.
Last appeared on Butler Co. Tax List 1827.
His wife Joanna started appearing on the Tax List the next year in 1828.
Land Grant 24 Dec 1782
Jefferson Co.,Va. (now Ky, =========..Birth: 1753
Virginia, USA Death: Feb. 18, 1848
Butler County
Kentucky, USA
Son of William and Nancy Nail Phelps
Husband of Joanna Jones
Burial:
Lumbustown Cemetery
Butler County
Kentucky, USA
****!BOOK, "History and Biography of Kentucky", by Battle, Perrin, and
Kniflen, says
that Nancy, (Nancy Nail according to Perrin's), was killed by
Indians at Pitman's Station, on Pitman's Creek, It is traditionally thought
that several of the station's occupants took refuge in a cave beneath the
station, were buried, by the Indians, alive. The Indians blockaded the entrance
with a pile of brush that they set fire to, this tradition does not seem to hold
up under close scrutiny. It may be that Nancy's full name was Nancy Nell
Abbott, or it could be that Julian's mother was Nancy Nail. Whatever the case the
name Nail has been preserved in the family
BIRT DATE CA 1770
Killed by Indians at Pitman's Station 11 March 1789.
**
Son of James and Ellender Jones Phelps
Husband of Mary Long.
***YOUR great-great-great-grandpa,Capt. Elijah C. Phelps, MILITARY RECORDS, muster rolls, death record, and Pension
application of Mary Ann Long Phelps, his widow
!VITAL STATISTICS, marriage
!PROBATE RECORD, Butler, Kentucky
!CENSUS, 1850, 1860 , Butler and Edmonson, Kentucky
****..Birth: May 16, 1821***MILITARY CIVIL WAR SOLDIER, 11th KY INFANTRY ENLISTED 15 SEP. 1861 CAMP CALHOUN,KY. ON 9 DEC. DIED OF DISEASE AT COLUMBIA, TNN. ON 28 MAR 1862. COMPANY G, 11th ky. regiment.
FRANCIS M. PHELPS, DANIEL M. DEWEESE, PLEASANT GOODWIN, JULIAN F. PHELPS, WILLIAM DEWEESE, PIERSON DEWEESE, VIRGIL W. DEWEESE, WILLIAM G. DEWEESE, JULIAN E. PHELPS, JULIAN N. PHELPS, JAMES A. PHELPS, JOHN S. PHELPS, JAMES GOODWIN, JOSEPH JONES, JAMES K. PHELPS, JESSE DEWEESE, SAMUEL PHELPS, HENRY C. THICKEL..
Butler County
Kentucky, USA Death: Mar. 28, 1862
Tennessee, USA
Son of James and Ellender Jones Phelps
Husband of Mary Long
Family links:
Children:
J L Phelps (1849 - 1912) William Newton Phelps (1861 - 1950) *
Inscription:
CAPT CO G 11 KY INF
CIVIL WAR
Burial:
Lumbustown Cemetery
Butler County
Kentucky, USA.
**TAX RECORSS, Nelson, Kentucky, lists him as one of the sons of William Phelps;
last listed, in Butler, Kentucky, in 1827
!VITAL STATISTICS, marriage
!LAND AND PROPERTY, Survey, places Julian in Warren, Kentucky in 1799
There is a marriage, Thomas Conway to a Phelps, 7 May 1826, in Butler County,
that might be one of his daughters.
Family tradition says he was wounded at the Massacre at Pitman's Station and that several descendants bearing his name have been crippled in various ways.
Last appeared on Butler Co. Tax List 1827.
His wife Joanna started appearing on the Tax List the next year in 1828.
Land Grant 24 Dec 1782
Jefferson Co.,Va. (now Ky, =========..Birth: 1753
Virginia, USA Death: Feb. 18, 1848
Butler County
Kentucky, USA
Son of William and Nancy Nail Phelps
Husband of Joanna Jones
Burial:
Lumbustown Cemetery
Butler County
Kentucky, USA
****!BOOK, "History and Biography of Kentucky", by Battle, Perrin, and
Kniflen, says
that Nancy, (Nancy Nail according to Perrin's), was killed by
Indians at Pitman's Station, on Pitman's Creek, It is traditionally thought
that several of the station's occupants took refuge in a cave beneath the
station, were buried, by the Indians, alive. The Indians blockaded the entrance
with a pile of brush that they set fire to, this tradition does not seem to hold
up under close scrutiny. It may be that Nancy's full name was Nancy Nell
Abbott, or it could be that Julian's mother was Nancy Nail. Whatever the case the
name Nail has been preserved in the family
BIRT DATE CA 1770
Killed by Indians at Pitman's Station 11 March 1789.
**
Husband of Mary Long.
***YOUR great-great-great-grandpa,Capt. Elijah C. Phelps, MILITARY RECORDS, muster rolls, death record, and Pension
application of Mary Ann Long Phelps, his widow
!VITAL STATISTICS, marriage
!PROBATE RECORD, Butler, Kentucky
!CENSUS, 1850, 1860 , Butler and Edmonson, Kentucky
****..Birth: May 16, 1821***MILITARY CIVIL WAR SOLDIER, 11th KY INFANTRY ENLISTED 15 SEP. 1861 CAMP CALHOUN,KY. ON 9 DEC. DIED OF DISEASE AT COLUMBIA, TNN. ON 28 MAR 1862. COMPANY G, 11th ky. regiment.
FRANCIS M. PHELPS, DANIEL M. DEWEESE, PLEASANT GOODWIN, JULIAN F. PHELPS, WILLIAM DEWEESE, PIERSON DEWEESE, VIRGIL W. DEWEESE, WILLIAM G. DEWEESE, JULIAN E. PHELPS, JULIAN N. PHELPS, JAMES A. PHELPS, JOHN S. PHELPS, JAMES GOODWIN, JOSEPH JONES, JAMES K. PHELPS, JESSE DEWEESE, SAMUEL PHELPS, HENRY C. THICKEL..
Butler County
Kentucky, USA Death: Mar. 28, 1862
Tennessee, USA
Son of James and Ellender Jones Phelps
Husband of Mary Long
Family links:
Children:
J L Phelps (1849 - 1912) William Newton Phelps (1861 - 1950) *
Inscription:
CAPT CO G 11 KY INF
CIVIL WAR
Burial:
Lumbustown Cemetery
Butler County
Kentucky, USA.
**TAX RECORSS, Nelson, Kentucky, lists him as one of the sons of William Phelps;
last listed, in Butler, Kentucky, in 1827
!VITAL STATISTICS, marriage
!LAND AND PROPERTY, Survey, places Julian in Warren, Kentucky in 1799
There is a marriage, Thomas Conway to a Phelps, 7 May 1826, in Butler County,
that might be one of his daughters.
Family tradition says he was wounded at the Massacre at Pitman's Station and that several descendants bearing his name have been crippled in various ways.
Last appeared on Butler Co. Tax List 1827.
His wife Joanna started appearing on the Tax List the next year in 1828.
Land Grant 24 Dec 1782
Jefferson Co.,Va. (now Ky, =========..Birth: 1753
Virginia, USA Death: Feb. 18, 1848
Butler County
Kentucky, USA
Son of William and Nancy Nail Phelps
Husband of Joanna Jones
Burial:
Lumbustown Cemetery
Butler County
Kentucky, USA
****!BOOK, "History and Biography of Kentucky", by Battle, Perrin, and
Kniflen, says
that Nancy, (Nancy Nail according to Perrin's), was killed by
Indians at Pitman's Station, on Pitman's Creek, It is traditionally thought
that several of the station's occupants took refuge in a cave beneath the
station, were buried, by the Indians, alive. The Indians blockaded the entrance
with a pile of brush that they set fire to, this tradition does not seem to hold
up under close scrutiny. It may be that Nancy's full name was Nancy Nell
Abbott, or it could be that Julian's mother was Nancy Nail. Whatever the case the
name Nail has been preserved in the family
BIRT DATE CA 1770
Killed by Indians at Pitman's Station 11 March 1789.
**
Inscription
CAPT CO G 11 KY INF
CIVIL WAR
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