Notes

[NI001] Born at St. Joseph Hospital Preston at eastern Parkway. Now torn down

Attended Christ the King Grade School 44th and Broadway

Attended Loretta High School

Worked at Ky. Central ins. co. Louisville Ky.

Worked at Hunts Cannary, Oakland, Calif.

Worked at Schaklette Elementary School, Louisville, Ky.

Worked at Sears Louisville, until retirement 1990.

[NI002] Born on Amy St. 2 doors south of Market St. Louisville, Ky. (House has been torn down)

Attended Henry Clay Grade School 34th and Riverpark Dr. Louisville, Ky

Attended Shawnee Jr. High School 41st and Market Louisville, Ky.


Worked at Shieberts Pharmacy Pharmacy from age 12 to Age 18.

Attended Male High School Brook and Breckinridge Louisville, Ky.

Entered U.S. Air force in May 1951, serving 30 months during the Korean war, did not serve overseas.

Worked at Lorillard Tobacco Co. from July 1949 until retirement Jan. 1987

37 years, retiring as Superintendant of leaf division. 30th and Walnut Louisville, Ky (Walnut now known as Muhammed Ali)

[NI003] Attended St. Paul Grade School, Louisville, Ky.
Attended Western High School, Louisville, KY
Attended University of Louisville while working for Pepsi Cola part time and recieved associates degree in Computers.
Worked for Citizens Bank while attending U of L and received degree in Buisness Administration.
Worked at Liberty Bank for a while.
Now employed at Brown Foreman Distileries as a dept. head in the exporting
buisness on computing in advertising. May 1995

[NI010] Mason was orphaned at age 6 months when both parents died in Mar. 1879 of
yellow fever
Mason is listed in 1880 Warren County Census as an orphan living with Sally Washer and an uncle John Owens who was married to Mary Washer, Sally's daughter.Mary had died in 1878
Mason listed as a boarder in Hardin county Census living with James Henry Pedigo and his wife Mary Stader Pedigo who took Mason in when Sally Washer moved to California with her grandchildren (1890 census)
After marriage to Bertha in 1900 they moved to Kansas where their son Henry was born in 1901 and they returned to Ky. shortly after.
After marriage to Nina in 1915 they moved to Miss. but returned to Ky. in 1916.
Mason was a farmer until 1915 and then a carpenter and maintenance man the remainder of his life.

[NI011] Father died while young, attended grade school in Sonora, Ky.
Married at sister's home in Louisville,KY.
See The Carlton Story, family genealogy by Francis Dunn Bowman in the
Filson Club in LOuisville and in the library in Lynchburg Va.

[NI017] Moved to Fla with parents about 1958

[NI018] Moved to Fla. with parents about 1958

[NI023] Moved to Fla. with parents about 1958

[NI024]


Eddie served in the U.S. Navy, sailing around the world under nuclear power,
A career man.

Raced a car with with his name on the door

Built sailing ships in a bottle.

Shared my abilities with a number of social and civic organizations

[NI040] See descendants of Jean Pierre Kannapell in library of New Albany Ind.

[NI041] See History of The Robert Houston Family by, S. O'Grady Houston of Knoxville, Tenn.

[NI042] See history of THe Robert Houston Family by: S, O'Grady Houston
In the library in Knoxville, Tenn.

[NI044] See descendants of Jean Pierre Kannapell on file in the New Albany Library, New Albany, Ind.

[NI047] Owns garage door franchise in Louisville

[NI056] Social Security Death Benefits show Henry's SS # 400-05-7641
Benefit issued in Ky. 08-00-1984 Zip 40215, Ky.

083 Jefferson County Ky; death certificate July 20 1984 (035) 17268 pp184

Born in Kansas, place unknown, possible clues Matfield Green, Newton,
Florence or Emporia. A post card name Dalpha or Myrtle Largent shows the
Owens visited them in Kan. after their marriage in 1900 in Ky.

1920 Jefferson Co. Ky. census shows born in Illinois?
1920 Jefferson Co. Ky. Clerk for Wholesale Hardware Store

[NI069] 1920 Jefferson co. Ky. Louiville, Blacksmith, Harness Factory

[NI085] Jonathan Osborn appointed guardian of Charles Court order book M page 85.
James Owens appointed guardian of Charles court order book 1870
Mariage to Martha Arnold witness by J. C. Broady and E. White.
Purchased 69 acres from George Arnold, his father in law, Deed bk, 45 pg 448

Sold 69 acres to Calvin Lyles in Dec 1878 Deed bk. 49 Pg 502
Note: Calvin Lyles m. Mary Ann Pedigo 12 Dec. 1848

Died Mar 1879 leaving son Mason an orphan

[NI086] Marriage to Charles Owens witness by J> C. Broady and E. White in Warren County Ky.

[NI087] Census says born in Va. but all records show Ky.
Marriage solomized by Younger Weatherspoon
Purchased 100 acres from Lewis W. Potter
Purchased 61 acres from William Griswold
161 acres sold to Emily Pedigo at sale.Sept 23, 1864. Estate sale
July 23, 1855 Warren County, Ky. day book Road upkeep from Spread Elm
bridge near A. Jones to Barren Co. line. George Pedigo, Luke LuGrande, Steve Lowery, Brice Edwards, James Dillingham, R. Wheatly, R. Grounds and John Owings.
Apr 7 1864 Sale of Pers Prop $1,151.31
Sept 23 1864 Sale of land, to Emily Pedigo, $1,435.00

[NI089] Shadrach Hardcastle entered Ky. in 1815 with his father James.
Trustees to Shadrach Hardcastle 15 June 1833 bk 15 page 225 after his fathers death in 1828
Shadrach Hardcastle and wife Dolly to J.W. Brown bk. page 312
William Hardcastle, son James executor, to Shadrach Hardcastle 7 June 1840 bk 17 page 513
Shadrach Hardcastle to J. Duckett 5 Oct. 1842 bk 19 page 30
Shadrach Hardcastle died abt 28 Aug. 1843
Shadrach Hardcastle to Heirs, W. Griswold 27 Aug 1850 bk 23 page 269

[NI090] Dolly Hardcastle widow of Shadrach Hardcastle concents for son James to be adm. of estate of her dec. husband with securities Benjamin Hewitt and Johnathan Osborne 28 July 1843

[NI092] Married at home of W. C. Klykendall
Purchaased 30 acres from Wm. Lark dded bk. 42 pg. 354
Farm located on LIttle Elk Spring Rd. and in 1994 was owned by a Mr Turner.
Buried Location, unknown

[NI093] After death of husband James Martha M. W. B. Goad
Martha's parents moved to Kansas in 1890 and it is beleived Martha and her family moved with them.

[NI094] Prob.moved to Kan. with her parents abt 1880
]

[NI095] Prob. moved to Kan. w/ parents Abt.1880

[NI096] Prob moved to Kan. w/ parents abt 1889

[NI097] Prob. moved to Kan. abt . 1890
w/ parents

[NI099] Pur farm from Geo. W. Arnold Deed Bk. 45 Pg.450 (70 Acres) Warren Co.
Sold 20 acres to Geo. W. Pedigo D.B. 48 Pg. 265 Warren Co.
Sold 50 acres to Geo. P. Washer D. B. 49 Pg. 501 (50 acres) Warren Co.
A John W. Owens sold a sawmill to T. C. Barrick D. B. L Pg 326 dated
Jan. 24 1888, Warren Co. His granddaughter Margaret Dowel said he owned
a sawmill according to her mother.

Buried on Brunson Farm, Threeforks, Warren Co. KY.

[NI100] Buried Brunson Farm Threeforks, Warren Co. Ky.

[NI101] Buried Brunson farm Threeforks, Warren Co. Ky.

[NI102] Buried Brunson farm Threeforks, Warren Co. Ky.

[NI103] Probably buried at the Brunson farm Threeforks, Warren Co. Ky. with John
Owens other family Members

[NI104] Buried with husband James Patterson in City Cemetary, Elizabethtown,
Hardin Co. Ky.

[NI105] Information from daughter Margaret Patterson

[NI106] Maragret's parents moved to Colorado to receive a land grant, and she was
born in Burlington but they returned to Ky. shortly after.

[NI107] Buried in Buck Grove Babtist Church Cemetary, Brandenberg, Meade Co.
Ky.

[NI108] Buried in Cedar Grove Cem. Threeforks, Warren co. Ky.

Harriet was married previously to William P. Underhill who died. They had 2
children Geemes and Willie Underhill.

[NI114] Wayne moved to Indianapolis and became a barber, retiring about 1974

[NI119] Mike was murdered by two hitchhikers in Indianapolis in 1970.

[NI122]
Madie was a big help in compiling the info. from Threeforks as far as dates,
names, places and many stories about the area/

Madie was killed in an auto accident and a big loss to all who knew her/.
Madie's first husband was Ivan Garrison and second Joseph H. Potter.
All of Warren Co.

[NI136] Prob died in childbirth in 1888
Prob. butied in Smiths Grove Cemetary with her two children, Maggie and
a male, No name.
Married at home of James Franklin;Oct 21 1878
and wittnesed by Charles Davis and Sarah's brother Charles Owens.

[NI138] May have married a C.H. Hollis

[NI139] Buried in Smith's Grove Cemetary as birth and death dates were taken
from marker.

[NI141] Life of Obediah Owen of Allen and Warren Co's. Ky.


Obediah Owen's age in 1850 Warren Co. census given as 65, would make
Obediah B. 1785.

Grandfather died in 1786 and family moved to Wilkes CO. N.C. Aft 1786

Father died in 1800 and family moved to Barren Co. Ky. abt. 1802.

Obediah left State for fear of going to jail and visited with a Alfred Crawford
in Alabama during June 1822 but had returned by Court Day in Aug 1823.

Allen Co. day book 1826-1837 March 1834 Orders road upkeep from Scottsville Rd. to Bowling Green begining at Sulpher Lick to County line.
Named: Willoughby, Cagle, Subpoena, Hill, Johnson, Smith, Obey Owens and hands, Motely,Nichols, Abraham Owens etc. (15' wide)

Same day book June 1836 road upkeep from Bays Fork to Motely Mill, named
Ayres, Duggit,Obey Owens, Coleman, Johnson, Weatherspoon, Enoch Cagle, Lynn, Hezekiah Landers who was a deacon at Bethal Babtist Church and
married many of the Owens along with the minister, Younger Weatherspoon.

As you may notice Obediah lived in a different location during each census,
1810 Warren (later Allen), 1820 Warren co, 1830 Allen Co. 1840 a different
location, 1840 Allen Co, yet another location and 1850 Warren Co. These different locations are proved by the neighbors being different in each census.

Also the 1810 census shows a female age under 10 but no futhur record is shown in any other census. Must have died at a early age.


LIFE IN KENTUCKY WITH ;

OBEDIAH OWEN AND FAMILY

1785 Born in Va. From Census Records
1786 Moved with parents to Wilkes Co. N.C. after death of his Grandfather
1802 Moved to Baren Co. Ky. with mother, Edith Pigg Owen, after father's death
1807 Married Nancy Bridges April 30
1810 Warren Co. Ky. census 1 male 6/26 1female -10 1 female 6/26 Neighbors: (255) John H. Owen (brother), Thomas Tabb Owen (brother) Hezekiah Owen (brother), Lucy Owen Legrand (sister), James Legrand, Peter Brunt, Joseph Richardson, Benjamin Sheerly, Jobe Wilkerson,
James Rollins, John Hood, Charles Corner, T. Campbell, James Thomas and Obediah Owen
1807 Warren Co. tax list, David Owen (brother) 650 acres 1 black 4 horses
Warren Co tax list, Obediah Owen 100 acres 1 black 2 horses
Warren Co. tax list, Hezekiah Owen 100/85 acres 6 blacks 3 horses
Warren Co. tax list, Edy Owen (mother) 180 acres 1 black 1 horse
1808 Warren Co. tax list, Obediah Owensby (?) 60 acres, Barren river
1809 Mar 28 Warren Co. tax list, John H. Owen 300 Buck Creek/ 100 sinking creek 7 horses
1809 " " Warren Co. tax list, Edy Pigg, -=-------------
1809 " " Hezekiah P. Owen 180 sinking creek, 1 black 3 horses
1809 Mar 29 O. Woodson Owen 1 black 3 horses
1809 " " David Owen 75 acres sinking creek, 1 black 3 horses
1809 May 9 Thomas Owen 60 1/2 acres 1 horse
1811 Obediah Owen, 100 Barren River
1811 Thomas Owen, 100 Bays Fork 100 Barren River 2 horse
100 Bays Fork
1811 John H. Owen 160 Buck Creek
1811 JOhn H. Owen 100
1811 John H. Owen 100
1811 Hezekiah Owen 90/ 37 sinking creek
1811 Obediah's son Abraham Owen born Census says Va. History says KY.
1812 John H. Owen 160 Warren co. Buck Creek
" " " " 100 " " " " 12 horses
" " " " 100 Barren Co Sinking creek
1812 Richard Owen 3 Horses Drakes creek
1812 Obediah Owen 80/20 Bays Fork 2 horses
1812 Thomas Owen 200/100 Bays Fork and sinking creek
1812 Hezekiah Owen 90/37 sink cr. 2 blacks 6 horses
1813 Thomas Owen 95 3 horses
1813 Obediah Owen 200/100 Bays Fork and Barren River
1813 Hezekiah Owen 90/37 2 blacks 4 horses
1815 Hezekiah Owen 125 sinking creek 3 blacks 4 horses value $1,000.00
1815 David Owen 40 sinking creek 2 black 4 horses $1,000
1815 Obediah Owen 4 horses $125
1815 Thomas Owen 200 Big Barren River 3 horses $410
1815 John Owen 100 Warren Co Buck creek 100 " " " 100 Barren Co. sinking creek
1816 Hezekiah Owen 120 Barren River 2 blacks 3 horses $500
1816 David Owen 2 blacks 4 horses $900
1816 John H. Owen 160/100/100 6 horses $768
1816 Obediah Owen 149 1 horse $575
1817 Thomas Owens 88 Barren River 100 Buck creek 2 horses $679
1817 John H. Owen 160/100/100 5 horses $688
1817 Obediah's son Thomas born 1818 Census say Va. HIstory says Ky.
1818 David Owens 80 sinking creek 2blacks 3 horses $1,240
1818 Hezekiah Owens 120 Buck Creek 2 blacks 2 horses $1,080
1818 John owens 160 Buck creek 100 sinking creek and
1818 John Owens 100 Buck Creek 4 horses $721
1818 Oby Owens 2 horses $155
1818 Thomas Owen 86 1/2 Barren River 105 Buck creek 1 horse $711
1818 Obediah's son John born (my Great Grandfather} Census says Va. History Ky.
1819 James Owen 2 1/4 acre Barren River (Bowling Green) 1 horse $100
1819 Obe Owen 1 horse 1 store (trader) $665
1819 Hezekiah Owen 120 sinking creek 2 blacks 3 horses $1,325
1819 John Owen 160 Buck creek 100 Buck creek 3 horses $540
1819 David Owen 80 Sinking Creek 2 blacks 3 horses $1,790
1819 John C. Owens (Bowling Green) 1 horse 60

From May 1819 to Oct. 1826 Obediah was a defendant in a ``````````` `lawsuit inEquity Court, Warren Co. and I have inserted some ``` of the court days and depositions taken during the term of thecase. I do have copies of the original hand written court procedings on each and every deposition etc.

1819 May 21 $400 loan to Obediah Owen from Wright McMahan
1819 Aug 21 payment of $32.62 1/2 by Obediah to Martin McMahan father of Wright.
1820 Obediah's son William Owen born States his father was Obediah in his will
1820 Warren Co. tax list, John C. Owen (Bowling Green) 1 horse $60
1820 Obediah Owen
1820 John Owen $400
1820 James Owen (Bowling Green) $4,200
1820 Warren Co. Ky. census 4 males -10, 1 male 26/45, 1 female 26/45 Neighbors: 059 John H. Owings, John Coney, John Dalton Joe Dikerson, Carter Foster, Adam Funk, John Gaines,
David Grinsley, Lucy Owen LeGrande, Richard Lawrence Wm. Lewis, Benjamin Martin, Washington Smith, 060 Obediah Owings, Shadrack Hardcastle*, John Duckett,John Evans, William Hardcastle,Hardy Hinton, Penn Lynn,Henry Miller, Henry Motely, Reubin Osborn and James Vernon * Shadrack Hardcastle was the father of Nancy Hard-
castle who married my Gr-Grandfather John Owens.
1820 Obediah Owen fled to Alabama to escape jail over Lawsuit.
1820 Wright McMaHAN filed suit against Hezekiah Owen as special bail for brother.
1820 Case Continued on Sept. 6
1820 Late 1820 Hezekiah went to Ala. and both he and Obediah returned to Ky.
1821 March, (Feb. term) Plantiff showed, defendant did not.
1821 Warren Co. tax list, Obediah Owen
1821 John H. Owen 160/ 100 Buck Creek 100 Sinking Creek
1822 John Owen 160/100 Buck Creek 100 Sinking Creek $960
1822 Obediah Owen
1822 Hezekiah Owen 2 black 2 horses $770
1822 David Owen 2 black 2 horses $1,750
1823 Obediah Owens 1 horse $2
1823 Obediah's son Coleman born States his father, Obediah, in M. bond.
1823 David Owen 80 2 blacks 1 horse $1,950
1823 John H. Owen 160/100 Beck Creek (Warren) 100 Sink Cr (Barren Co.) $840
1823 Hezekiah Owen 2 blacks, 2 horses $1,050
1823 Hezekiah obtains injunction along with Aquilla Greer July 22
1823 July 22, Obediah summoned to appear 1st day of Aug. term
1823 Aug. 26, Hezekiah states Obekiah returned to state.
1823 Sept 6 Obediah gives deposition and states he is insolvent
1823 Sept 18 Deposition of James Thomas, ques. by Hezekiah
1823 Sept 19 Deposition of William Lowe " " "
1823 Sept 19 Deposition of Daniel Doughty ques. by Obediah
1823 Sept 19 Deposition of David Owen (bro of Obediah) ques. by Obediah
1823 Sept 19 Deposition of Alfred Crawford ( of Ala.) " " "
1823 Sept 19 Cost of Depositions paid by Hezekiah $18.93 !/2
1823 Sept 27, Hezekiah placed suit against Wright and Martin MCMahan
1823 Nov. 29 Hezekiah notifies McMahan lawyers of upcoming depositions
1824 Warren Co. tax list. Obediah Owen
1824 Hezekiah Owen 1 black 2 horses $300
1824 David Owen 80 2 black 2 horses $!,500
1824 John H. Owen 160/100 Buck Creek (Warren Co.)
" " " 100Sinking Creek (Barren)
1824 Jan 7 Deposition of William Lowe by Hezekiah Owen.
1824 Feb. 19 Deposition of James Thomas by Hezekiah and Obediah

1824 Feb 19 Deposition of David Owen (brother) by " " "
1825 Obediah's son Pharrow born
1825 Warren Co. tax Hezekiah Owen 1 black 3 horses $430
1825 David Owen 80 2 blacks 3 horses $1,870
1825 John H. Owen 160/100 Buck Creek Warren Co. 100 Sink Cr. Barren Co. 3 horses $!,010
1826 Hezekiah Owen 1 black 3 horses $150
1826 Obediah Owen 300 Bays Fork 1 horse $345
1826 July 27, notifies lawyers of McMahan of depositions in Hickman Co.
1826 Aug 10 Deposition of Thomas Owen at the home of David Owen in the county of Hickman Ky.
1826 Thomas Owen states his home was in Ill. in the spring of 1827? 1821 when Wright McMahan came to visit him.
1826 Sept 8, Hezekiah's statement to Judge for relief in case.
1826 Oct 2, Notice to McMahan lawyers of Hezekiah taking depositions of Levinah Owen at the home of Thomas Owen in Hickman Co. and Charles Garner in Edwards Co. Ill.
1826 Oct 10, Hezekiah takes deposition from Levinah Owen at the home of Thomas Owen in Hickman Co. (Levenah also states she had lived in Ill.)
1826 Oct.19, Case dissolved
1827 Obediah's son Alllen born
1828 Warren Co. tax list. Hezekiah Owen $120
1828 Allen Co. tax list, Obediah Owen 1 horse
1829 " " " " 5 children under 17 $100
1830 Allen Co. census. Obediah Owen {2} males -5 (2) males 5/10 (2) males 10/15 (2) males 15/20 (1) male 40/50 and (1) female 40/50
Neighbors: Benjamin Bailey, Barbra Clyborne, Elizabeth
Blankenship, James Dempsey, Francis Downs, John Baily, Miles Sledge, Henry Tabour
1831 Allen Co. tax list, Obediah Owen 5 children -17 1 cow $125
1833 " " " " " "
1833 " " " " Abraham Owens
1834 March, Allen Co. day book: Orders road upkeep from Scottsville road to Bowling Green begining at Sulpher LIck to county line: Named, Willoughby, Cagle, Subpoena, Hill, Johnson, Smith, Obey Owens and hands, Motely, Nichols, Abraham Owens etc. (15' wide)
1835 Abraham Owens 1 horse 1 cow $130
1835 Obediah Owens 3 children +10 1 horse 4 cows $20
1836 Abraham Owens 65acres, Bays fork, 1 horse $20
1836 Obediah Owens 4 children +10
1836 June, Allen Co, day book: road upkeep from Bays Fork to `` Scottsville, Obey Owen, Johnson, Weather-spoon Cagle, Lynn, Hezekiah Landers who was deacon at Bethal Babtist `` Church along with minister Younger Witherspoon who `` together married most of the Owen children in Allen and Warren.
1837 Allen Co. tax list, Abraham Owens 1 horse $20
1837 Warren Co. tax list; Obediah Owens Barren River 1 mule 1 horse $40
1838 Allen Co. tax list, Thomas Owens, 1 horse $35
1838 Abraham Owens 2 horses $50
1838 John Owens (my Gr-Grandfather)
1840 Allen Co. census: 057 Obediah Owings (2) males 10/15 (1) male 50/60 (1) female 50/60
Neighbors: Atwood, Beard, Dodson, Johnston, Huntsman, Johnson, Lee, MCquire. North, Spencer, (063) Abraham Owings, Cooksey Dixon, Durham McElroy, etc.
1840 Allen Co. tax list: Abraham Owens 2 horses 3 cows $100
1841 Obediah Owens
Thomas Owens 1 horse $40
Pharo Owens
1843 Obediah Owens
Abraham Owens 1 horse 5 cows $50
1844 Obediah Owens 1 horse $50
1844 Abraham Owens 1 horse 2 cows 1 child 7-17
1845 Coleman Owns 1 horse $30
1845 Abraham Owns 1 horse 2 cows 1 child 7-17 $35
1845 William Owns 2 horses $30
1845 Obediah Owns 1 horse 3 cows $35
1845 Faner (Pharrow) Owns 1 cow
1845 Warren Co. tax list John Owings Bays Fork 1 horse 4 cows $35
1846 John Owins 132 Bays Fork 2 horses 1 cow $197
1846 William Owings 1horse 1 cow $35
1846 Allen co. tax lists: Thomas Owens 1 horse 2 cows $25
1846 Obediah Owens 1 horse 1 cow $25
1846 Abraham Owens 1 horse 3 cows 2 children 7-17 $35
1847 Thomas Owing 2 horses 1 cow $40
1847 Abraham Owens 1 horse 20 cows 2 children 7-17 $30
1847 Warren Co. tax lists: John Owings 40 Bays Back 1 horse 1 cow $360
1847 Coleman Owings 1 horse
1848 William Owens 1 horse 4 cows $40
1848 Coleman Owens 2 horses $45
1848 John Owen 120 Bays Creek 3horses 5 cows $325
1848 Allen Co. tax list: Thomas Owens 1 horse 4 cows $25
1848 Obediah Owens
1848 Abraham Owens 1 horse 1 cow
1848 Allen Owens
1849 Thomas Owens store? 2horses $30
1849 Allen Owens store?
1849 Abraham Owens store?
1849 Obediah Owens store ?
1849 Warren co. tax list: William Owings 2 horses 3 cows
1849 John Owings 3horses 4cows
1849 Coleman Owings 1 orse 2 cows
1850 Allen Co. census: 988 Allen Owen living Willoughbys as farm hand 989 Abraham Owings (38) Rachel (32) Patsey (11) Sally (8) Betsy (2)
Neighbors: Willoughbys, Cooksey, Johnson, Watts, Bell and Harmon
1850 Warren Co. census: 314 Thomas Owings 35 Va.? Elizabeth 22, Allen 4, Perminta 9/12 months
Neighbors Harmon, Martin, Markham Witherspoon, Hendrick and Cassady, 1850 Warren Co. census 455 Obediah Owings 65 Va. Coleman Owings 27, Elizabeth 23, Margaret, 2 Mary W. 9/12 months.
456 William Owings 30 Ky. Mary A. 28 John W. 5, Steven H. 3,
Neighbors: Walter, Hinton, Baily, Harmon, Johnson, Kirby,
Willoughby, Whitlock etc.
907 John Owings 32 Va? Nancy 28, Mary W. 2 JamesThomas 1
Neighbors: Duckett, Hardcastle, Claypool, Renick, Whorley,
Linn, Rector etc.
1851 Warren Co. tax lists: Thomas Owen 2 horses 2 cows $75
William Owen 1 horse $40
John Owen 100 2 horses 4cows $80
Allen Owen 1 horse $35
Hezekiah Owen ??? Did Hezekiah return for visit? 1 horse $40
Coleman Owen 1 horse 3 cows $35
Obediah Owen
1851 Allen Co. tax lists: Abraham Owens 1 horse 3 children 5-16 $30
1852 Abraham Owens 1 horse 4 cows 12 hogs $65
1852 Warren co. tax Lists: Obediah Owens
Allen Owens 1 horse 2 cows
Coleman Owens 1 horse 2 cows
Thomas Owens 2 horses 3 cows
William Owens 1 horse 3 cows
John Owens 100 sinking creek 5 cows
1853 Coleman Owens 1 horse 2 cows $50
Obediah Owens
Mary Ann Owens (wife of Willaim who died in 1852) 1horse $35
Thomas Owens 1 horse $30
1853 Allen Co. tax lists: Abraham Owens 1 horse 3 cows 2 hogs 3 children 5-16 $25
1854 Abraham Owens 1 horse , 4 cows, 3 child 5-16, 3 hogs $50
1854 Warren Co. tax lists: Obediah Owen
Thomas Owen 65 Bays Fork, 1 horse, 3 cows, 10 hogs $60
Coleman Owen 1 horse, 3 cows, 3 hogs $60
Mary Owen 1 horse 2 cows, $40
James H. Owen? (Coleman has son 2 years old with this name)
John Owens 141 Spread Elm, 2 horses 3 cows 1 hog $423
1855 Allen Owens 1 horse 3 cows $30
OB Ownes
Coleman Owins 1 horse $30
Mary Owins 1 horse
Thomas Owins 100 Bays Fork 1 horse
1855 Allen Co. tax lists Abraham Owens 1 horse 4 cows 4 child 5-16 3 hogs $50
1856 Abraham Owens 1 horse 3 cows 4 children 5-16 10 hogs $80
Coleman Owens 1 horse 3 cows 2 children 5-16 5 hogs $70
Obediah Owens
1857 Coleman Owens 1horse, 3 cows 2 children 5-16 6 hogs $65
Obediah Owens
Abraham Owens 1 horse 3 cows 4 children 5-16 2 hogs $75
1858 Coleman Owens 1 horse, 3 cows, 3 children 5-16 1 hog $75
Obediah Owens
1859 Allen Owens 1 horse, 4 cows, 1 child 5-16 1hog, 1750 Lbs Tobacco 33 Bushels wheat, 250 Lbs. corn $75
1860 Coleman Owens 1 horse, 2 cows, 4children 5-16 2 hogs, 200 Lbs. Tobacco, 75 bu. corn $25 (Coleman enrolled in Militia)
1860 Warren Co. census: 757 Thomas Owen 45 Va.? Elizabeth 30, Allen 13, Permilia 10, John W. 7, Neighbors, 758, Willoughby, 756 Willoughby, Reynolds, 755 Harmon, 754 `` Hardcastle. 758 Abraham Owens 49 Va? Rachel 42, Patsy 21, Sally 18, Polly 18, Elizabeth 12, Nancy 10, Neighbors: 759 Hiram Harmon, (married Elizabeth Owens widow of Pharrow Owens) Reynolds Conner, Satterfield, Sledge, Martin, Coleman, Motley, etc. 793 John Owen 42 Va.? Nancy 38 James Thomas 11, John W. 7, Charles Lee 5, Sarah Ann 3. Neighbors: Hudson, Arnold, (my maternal Gr-grandparents) Griswold, Carter, Jones, Osborn, Hanes, Potter, etc.
1861 Allen Co. tax lists: Obediah Owens
Coleman Owens 1 horse, 2 cows, 4 children5-16 2 hogs $65


Research: Allen County Ky. Tax List: 1815-1848 Roll 6 Soundex
" " " " " " 1849-1861 Roll 7

Research Warren County KY. Tax List: 1798-1808 Roll 372
" " " " " " 1809-1828 Roll 373
" " " " " " 1829-1844 roll 374
" " " " " " 1845-1855roll 375

[NI142] Father, James Bridges Will dated Dec. 7 1802 mentions wife Nancy and
daughter Polly.

[NI143] Will of 1802, Filson Club family records list all children but no birth dates/
Also list Polly M. Obey McOwen 1807

[NI147]


Obediah and Mary Craig were M. by William W. Whaple

1850
Henderson Co. Ky census: Woodson Owen [30] Mary E. [28] Sarah [6] and
William [2]

1860 Pulaski Co. Ill. census

Real Estate Grantor's 1847 O. W. Owen 233 acres Lick Creek (1847)
" " " 1849 O.W. Owen Pers Prop. 2 tracts, Greer River
" " " 1850 O.W.Owen Pers Prop.
" " " 1850 O.W.Owen & Mary E. Int. in 120 A Lick River
" " " 1850 O.W. Owen & Mary E. 137A ?
All deeds Henderson County court house. Ky.

M. to Sarah J. Davis Dec 21, 1853 @ home of F. W. Davis in Henderson co. Ky.

Obediah Woodson Owen, Edith Pigg Owen were sister and brother and I feel
Samuel Patterson Owen was also a brother as they were all B. in Mo.

[NI148] M. to James E. Craig by Rev. William W. Whaple Mar. 28, 1844

Edith and Obediah Woodson Owen were sister and brother and I feel Samuel
Patterson Owen was also a brother as they were all B. in Mo/Ky?



Edith is buried in the "Patterson Cem". in Dent co. Mo. and next to the Montauk State Park SW Dent Co.

[NI149] Mary died in 1852. and Obediah Woodson Owen married Sarah J. Davis of Jefferson Co. Mo. or Ill. ?

[NI150] 1860 Henderson Co. Ky. census lists Sarah Owen living with Issac and Sarah
Owen Willingham as her mother had died in 1852.

Issac and Sarah sold tract on Bayoudeshein Oct 13 1828. Fulton Hickman Co
genealogy Filson club. Jarrett Willingham wit. deed.

[NI151] 1860 Henderson Co. census lists William Owen living with Jarrett and Tabitha Owen Willingham after the death of his mother in 1852.

[NI154] See letter from Irene Craig of Temple City, Cal.

[NI155] 1840 census Neighbors: Cooksy, Dixon, Durham, McElroy, Penjon, Pruett, Richarda, Watts and Obediah Owens
[1]male 20/30 [1] female -5 [1] female 20/30 Allen Co.

1850
Allen Co. census wife and 4 daughters, Neighbors: Willoughbys, Allen Owens, Cooksy, Johnson, Watts Bell and Harman

1860 Warren Co. census wife and 5 daughters, Neighbors: Hamon, Reynolds, Conner,Sledge, Martin, Witherspoon, Coleman, Motely, and Thomas Owen.

1870 Allen Co. census wife and 4 daughters and 1 gr. dt/ an 1 gr. son.

Abraham Owens road upkeep (Gallatin Rd. from Scruggs Mill to Co. line.

1880 Allen Co census wife 1dt and 2 grandchildren Butlersville Dist.

1880 Soundex o520 box 56 Louisville Library. Abrahams father and mother born in Va.

Granddaughter Arnette W. Owens M. John W. Cox July 20 1891 in the home of Abraham Owens. Wit: T.J. Wheat and Dennis Austin.

[NI156] Wife, Elizabeth, had a sister also named Elizabeth, both mentioned in their
father's will dated July 20 1834 (Allen Hill) as both my daughters Elizabeth
and Elizabeth. Allen Co. wills 1815-1902

2nd Elizabeth married Pharrow Owens

Thomas Owens and Elizabeth Hill Marriage solomized by Hezekiah Landers
deacon of babtist church in Allen Co.

Wrote will Mar 25, 1864, Sale or pers. prop. July 15, 1864

[NI157] Ky vital stats Reel 28 says William Owens is a son of Obediah Owens
Also Capital annex Frankfort Ky. death index 8-252 states father Obediah

[NI158] Coleman states in his Marriage Bond he is son of Obediah Owens

[NI159] Pharrow died young abt. 21 yrs of age as his wife Elizabeth Hill M. Hiram Harmon in 1848.

[NI160] Buried Old Drake Church cemetary south of Bowling Green at Drake and
Boyce Rd.

[NI161] Jacob Bright moved to Illinois in 1811 and returned to Allen Co. Ky. in1825.
Rachel was 4th child. B. 1818, M. book 1815-1865 Allen Co. library.

[NI172] Buried in the Witherspoon/Sledge cemetery, presently Roger Sawer farm 4 miles out hwy 1288 from hwy 231 on Warren/Allen Co. line.

[NI176] Information on William Owens from his grandson Thomas Owens of Torrence Calif.
Enlisted in infantry on Oct. 9, 1900
Settled in Cal. in 1911

[NI177] After the death of her husband, Mary Cassady Owens M. Joseph Hendricks,
as will book D page 330 dated June 1862 states Joseph Hendricks mentions
John W. Owens son of Mary Hendricks.

[NI188] Elizabeth Hill, wife of Pharrow Owens had a sister also named Elizabeth, as
the are mentioned in their father, Allen Hill's will dated July 20 1834 as my daughters Elizabeth and Elizabeth, (Allen Co. Wills 1815-1902. The other Elizabeth M. Thomas Owens brother of Pharrow.

Elizabeth married Hiram Harmon after death of Pharrow

Hiram and Elizabeth made agreement, Deed Book 28 Page 583 Warren Co
sold land for $250, land heired by said Elizabeth and Hiram do agree that Elizabrth Owens,Daughter of Elizabeth Harmon is to have her proportion and
the rest to Hiram's and Elizabeth's children and same to be paid to said Elizabeth when she comes of age. 30th day May 1860.Test: H.B. Willoughby,
J. Jill, and John Motely.

Hiram and Elizabeth were neighbors of Thomas and Elizabeth Hill Owens in both the 1850 and1860 Warren Co. census.

[NI194] Not in 1860 census with parents. Should have been about 2 years old.

[NI199] After marriage to Julia Garmon they moved to Piedmont area of Kansas

Most of children moved with them except Martha who married Charles Owens

Arnold info taken from Arnold family history by Loyd Raymer, a bopok in the Filson Club.

[NI201] Ser ved as postmaster 1854 Simpson/Allen Co Lines (Mount Aerial) norh of
New Roe, In The Hills of Penny Royal, History of Allen Co. Lou. Libr.

Rev. Willis E. Arnold (A History of Methodism in KY.) Vol 1 P 349 Filson Club

[NI203] Sheriff of Pittsylvania Co. Va.
Eldest son of John and Elizabeth Nichols
Dee book 1 pp. 73, Nov 24 1796 Wilkes Co. Aquilla Greer & William Owens
Hezekiah Pigg Owen executor of will. Has removed himself out of state and taken all property with him together with Legatees.

[NI205] John Holland Owen Minister Missionary Babtist Church.
Based on tax rolls he died in 1842, however he was still alive at the time of Wm. Gardner's will in 1846, but not in 1850 census
This info may be pertinent: Lucy Le Grand lived near John H. Owen in Warren and Barren Counties Ky.(Lucy Owen Legrand)
A will in Halifax Co. va. Sept 6, 1785 names Abraham Legrand, Sr. husb. of Lucy Owen, Agnes Owen of Warren Co. Ky. and Obediah Owen. Lucy divided land with Thomas Tabb Owen in Warren Co. Ky.
Commonwealth of Ky. deed book page 230, 1825
Warren Co. Ky. deed book F6, p.418 Aug 24, 1814
Marriages performed by John H. Owen Barren co. Ky. 1805-1834
Newspaper article on history of Bethal Church July 9, 1814
Will dated Dec. 15 1845
census Warren co. Ky 1810


From files of Irene Owen Cook, Route 2 Box 209N. Longview, Tx. 75605
on Feb. 25, 1991

[NI207] Hezekiah and Elizabeth Lowe Owen had a son in Murry College in 1830, name William Lowe.

1824-1840 and 1841-1851 Graves Co. tax list Soundex Filson Club

1841 Hezekiah Owen 120 acres Obion 1 horse 1 child (7-17) $300

1842 Hezekiah Owen 1 horse 1 child (7-17)

1845 Hezekiah Owen Obion 60 acres 1 horse $260

1846 Hezekiah Owen 70 acres 3 hoarses $190

1847 Hezekiah Owen 73 acres Obion horse $320

1848 Hezekiah Owen 70 acres Obion 4 horses $470

1849 Hezekiah Owen no property

1850 Hezekiah Owen no Prop.

1851 Hezekiah Owen no Prop.

[NI208] Book in Filson Club, Louisvile, Ky. lists land grants west of Tenn. river- no
dates, David Owen 160 ac. Bk.5 p 219, S.W.Q. Sec. 2 Tir 3 E:

Fulton, Hickman genealogy vol 17 Filson club, David Owen witness deed
June 30 1829 and David Owen and wife Nancy sold 160 acres, SWQ24 TR 3
west (Aug 3, 1829) On waters of Bayoedeshein

Graves co. tax lists 1824-1840 and 1841-1851 Soundex Filson Club

1835,David Owen Spring 160 acres 4 blacks 3 horses 4 cows $1430

1837 David Owen 4 blacks 2 horses 10 cows $1300

1846 David Owen 2 horses $30

1847 David Owen no prop.

1848 David Owen no prop.

1849 David Owen 70 acres 2 horses $245

1850 David Owen 2 horses $60

[NI210] Will dated Sept 6 1785 Probated Mar 20 1786 Pittsylvania Co will Bk. 11
Halifax Co. Deed Bk. 2 p 43 Book 4, p 118, 301, 304 Deed Bk 6 p 65
Deed Bk. 1 p 3 Goochland Co. Dec 16 1745
Deed Bk 1 p 160,165 Halifax Co Feb 29 1756 and Dec 10 1757, p 216 and p 315
Voting record Deed Bk 3 p 389,411, Halifax Co. Nov 28 1764 and July 17 1765 and Dec 2 1768.

[NI211] Marriage consent given by Eady Owen.
Land to Thomas T. Owen from William Davenport, Feb. 24, 1818 (86 1/2 acres
joining Lucy Legrande.

[NI212] History of Halifax Co. Va. p 231 lists Richar Owen andwife Elizabeth and
daughter Mary Nichols, sons Richard, William, James and Ambrose W. D.
Aug 27 1753
Halifax Co. voting record: July 17 1765 James Owen and sev. Womack's
" " " " Dec 2 1768 Richard Owen, Joseph,James,
Ambrose, Kerby's Ward, and Irby
Halifax Co voting record Nov 22 1769 Richard Owen Sr. Ambrose Owen, James Owen, Womacks, Kerby's etc.
Halifax Co will book O p 23, Aug 27, 1753 names wife Elizabeth and 11 children, Execs. wife Eliz., James and Ambrose Owen.

[NI214] Will book 3 p 142 Barren Co. KY. (Filed)
Deed: Lucy LeGrand sold 36 1/2 acres to John Martin on 1832 Barren Co. on the Bank of Big Barren River at the mouth of big lake.Deed bk. m, p. 291

Last Will and testament of Lucy LeGrand recorded in order book 7, page 18 Dec court 1838 Barren Co. Ky.

Will: I Lucy LeGrand of Barren County and State of Kentucky,being much afflicted, in body, though sound in mind and judgement good, In the name of God, do make and ordain the following. Items as my last will and testament, (to Wit) first if I dye before my crop is gathered in for my daughter Elizabrth Nichols to have half to the crop for to pay her for her sons making said crop and the other half of the crop to be for my daughters Agness C. LeGrand and Sussannah C. LeGrand to live on. I give to my son Obeydiah LeGrand for yards of Janes cloth to baught with my money and no more. also my son John O LeGrand, has had his share of my Estate and I leave nothing more to him. also my son Luke LeGrand has had his part of the estate and I leave nothing more to him. I give and bequeth all my land to my daughters Agness C. LeGrand and Sussannah C. LeGrand and Sally B. Seamster for them to sell and divide the money equally between the three as named also, I wish my cupboard and burough and my two tables and all my kitchen ware to be sold and the money to be divided as follows, to my daughter Jane Abbot to have five dollars of said money and to my daughter Susannah to six dollars of said money and then the balance of the money to be equally divided between my daughters Sally, Agness and Sussannah. Also I give my bed and furniture to my grand daughter amanda J. Seamster. this done the 10th day of July, 1837 and assigned in the presents of us. Attest, Nathan Martin,Thomas Johnson. Lucy LeGrand, by her mark.

[NI216] Will book D & W page 194-195 names children David, John and Peggy.
Also wife named Peggy and a brother Obediah
Wit. by John Nelson

This could be the David Owen, Interpreter, for Daniel Boone spoke the tongue
of the Shawnee. Cal. of Va. State Papers 3c559 and Mr. Owen on peace treaty with Shawnee Feb. 7 1784 and Apr 10 1784 (3c574)

May have had a cousin Ezra who as a young boy traveled with Daniel Boone

[NI218] Membership Old Burton Church Williamsburg, Va. 1697
John Owen deeded 230 ac. land on Sandy River to William Wooten, Oct 17
1763,
1st mention of John Owen is court record entered at Varina, County seat of Henrico Co. Va. Dec 1 1707 On July 1 1747 he bought 2 tracts of land on Sandy River in Amelia Co. Va. By Dec 1749 he bought 2,000 ac. on Sandy river and 2,035 ac on Mountain Creek.
His residence was on a hill on the West side of Sandy River about 1 mile east fo Mt. Zion Church: Will dated Feb 24 1764 probated Aug 18 1767, son Brackett app. one of the executors so the estate.
Mildred W. Steltzner, 4037 Tanglewood Trail, Chesapeake, Va. 23325

[NI219] There is a will in Henrico Co. Va by John Brackett that names 2 daughters
Sarah and Phoebe. John Owens must have married sisters.

[NI222] Halifax Co. voting record Dec 2 1768 Wm. Owen and Nov 22 1769 Wm Owen
History of Halifax Co marriage Dec 30 1790 Thomas Owen and Mary Ann Chandler July 27 1781 Hatcher Owen and Elizabeth Roberts (children of Wm)
William lived on Mtn. Creek unti 1762 when he sold his land to his brother John {Jr.}

[NI223] Halifax Co. Va. Voting Record Dec 2 1768 and Nov 22 1769
Thomas lived on Sandy River in Prince Edward Co. Va. until 1771.
His name appears on the county land book until 1810 when his land is marked "Abandoned" Joseph Habersham Vol 11, p 529. Marriages of some Va. Residents 1606-1800 Irene Cook files.

[NI224] Prince Edward Co. Va. will bk. 1754-1784 p 243, 273, 282 Brackett Owen listedas one of the appraisers in estate of Theodric Carter 1778, Waddell Carter 1782 and Leonard Wade 1783
Brackett owned 400 acres of land on Mountain Creek and 370 on the west side of Bush River which he sold in 1784 and moved to Shelby Co. Ky.
Brackett was the administrater of his fathers will.
Served in the Revolutionary war, as a Colonel.
Land was given him for his service in the war. Land Grant 773 1334 acres
Owen Station was built on east side of Shelbyville and his little fort contributed much to the settlement of the area.
The first church in Shelby County was constituted in 1785 at Owen Station.
Brackett's will dated Dec 15 1801, the executors of his estate, T.J. Gwin a son in law and his son Abraham. Witness by William Lively and Ann Bainbridge.
Brackett's home still standing in Shelbyville, and in good condition built about 1798, and I visited in 1995 on 7Mile Pike off Highway 53 during the Owen family Assn. reuniion in Sept.

[NI225] The first Owen member recorded in America was Thomas Owen, in 1632. Early Virginia Immigrants by Greer. Thomas Owen bu Hannibal Fletcher, In ship Susan from London England. He settled in James City. There is no dir-
rect proof of this Thomas being amoung our ancestors burt many records point in that direction. Maybe proof will come someday.

[NI228] Deeds legal action estate of Elizabeth Owen widow of John H. Owen , living with Nancy Boatman in 1850 census [her daughter]

[NI229] Living as a widow with her mother in 1850 census
Legal suit, Nancy Boatman Plaintiff, Jefferson Owen, Defendant
Marriage Bond Barren Co. Ky. Apr. 21 1817
Deed book 15 p 233 & 234, Feb. 1 1830 Warren Co. Ky.

[NI230] Marriage bond Sept 25, 1816

[NI231] Residence, Benton Co. Mo. Missionary Batist Church, Enlisted in Federal Army in Civil war but rejected because of age.
Article on C.C. Owen son of G.W.and Martha Owen in Henderson CO. Ky library.

[NI234] Deed book Z p. 412 Hickman Co. Ky. T.J. Owen & John r. Owen
Deed to T. J. Owen from commonwealth of Ky. 1832
Letter to General Services Adm. He was postmaster of Obion, Ky
Deed book F. p 350 Hickman Co. Ky. Sept 2 1843
See, Ky. History by Battle, Perrin and Kniffin, 1885ed.
Sales of Calloway Co. Ky. Deed book B. p 12 Nov 17 1834, sold 160 acres to Jessie Harris, his bro in law, Deed book C Dec 30 1837 p 171 sold 160 acres to William Flowers, his cousin.
Hickman Co. Ky deed book F Sept 2 1843 p 350 Jarrett Willingham of Ballard Co. Ky to Thomas J. Owen of Ballard Co.
First moved to Calloway Co. at age 22 from Barren Co. Setled on a tract of land for about 2 years, selling, and moved to Ballard Co. He took up his abode near the village of Cunningham, but later moved to a farm near Spring Hill. and here he spent many years, devoting his attention to agricultural pursuits with creditable and gratifying seccess. His wife Garthenia known as "Gettie" was a daughter of Jarrett Willingham, a pioneer and settler of Hickman Co. Garthenia died in 1844, leaving 3 children and Thomas long survived his wife and died at the home of his son Dr. Owen in Arlington on the 22 Dec. 1888. Both were laid to rest in the family graveyard upon the old home farm near Spring Hill. The were ardent and faithful members of the Missionary Babtist Church. and for many years th father was a noteable and prominent citizen of this region. Taken from Memorial Record of Western Ky. page 58-60

[NI236] Daniel, Henry, Jordan and James named in estate settlement of Elizabeth Owen, mother of Lucinda.

[NI237] Susannah was buried in Friendship Cemetery, Allen Co. Ky.

[NI249] Both parents born in Maryland, according to Chuck Owen, a descendant of Hezekiah, living in Ala.

[NI250] Married Jan. 6 1820, Glasgow, Barren Co. Ky. by John H. Owen, Minister and brother of Hezekiah Owen her father.

[NI252] Divorce granted to Sarah Cleves Owen on Sept. 22 1849 from William Owen
Sarah Cleves was widow of William Cleves

[NI255] 1900 Graves Co. census Pryor was a widower and grandchildren living with him were, Elvis Owen
b. Nov 1886, Ky. Maude M. Owen b. Mar. 1889, Ky. Tannia Ownen b. Mar 1891 Ky. Mintie L. Owen b. Apr. 1893 Ky. and Coleman Owen b. 1898, Ky.

[NI262] Va Land entry book OC. 1764 Abraham and Alexander Legrand
Ministers return, Pittsylvania, Co. Dec. 1784
A history of Halifax Co. Va. page 373-492

[NI263] Va. legd vestry bool Legrande, Hudson and John Nichols procession of land
1755,1767
voting list Halifax Co. Abr. Legrande Dec. 2 1768
DAR Patriot index list Abraham as a bro. of John Legrande

[NI266] David Owen, Sur at marriage

[NI272] Luke LeGrande evicted from church for stealing tythes.

[NI273] There is a will in Henrico co. Va. by a John Brackett that names 2 daughters
Sarah and Phoebe, so John Owens Sr. must have married sisters.

[NI274] Prince Edward Co. will bk. 1754-1784, appraisal of estate of Henry Ligon, Jesse one of the appraisers,1779 and of the estate of Robert Atkins.
Joseph Habersham Vol 11: Jesse was a Capt in Rev war, Commanded company in Va. troops.
]

[NI279] Pigg- Haley and related families by Edward Haley
Capt. of Militia 1767-1770
Pittsylvania Co. wills 1768-1800 Will Bk. 11 P 145-147

[NI281] Agnes and her sister were harvey girls on a railroad line and traveled west.

[NI282] Built a radio and T.V. shop and retired in 1960

[NI285] Attended El Camino College and UCLA earning a Ph.D. in music.
Teaches at El Camino College

[NI293] Goochland Co. Deed Bk. 3 p 45 will of Peter LeGrande
Halifax Co. Entry Bk. 1764
Compendium of AM. Genealogy vol 7 p 429 vol 1 p 186
Peter was a Huguenot, his will names son John, Bro. Jacob Michaux , John Oins a Exec of will.

[NI299] Haley and related families
Original owner of Pigg's mills built 1763, Will Bk. N P.147
Sold all land and etc, to william Owen Mar. 4 1786 Deed b. 7 p 677 Pittsylavania Co. wit. by John Holland Owen. D. same year as his father

[NI302] Feb 1745 Paul and Sarah Pigg sold land in Amelia Co. Va.
List of tithes 1767 Mrs. Sarah Pigg, Richard Pigg, Phillis, Jim, Lucas, Dorcas,
Peter, LIsted seperately James and williamPigg.
First will to be recorded in clerks office of Pettsylvania Co. Bk. 1 p77 Paul Pigg 1767
Will names wife Sarah and children
See Haley and related families
Inv. of estate Feb 26 1768
Paul's wife Elizabeth died and he married Sarah ?

[NI304] See Haley and related families

[NI312] Pitt Co Marriages 1806-1830 Sureity, William Pigg

[NI313] Peggy Owen requested marriage license for dt. Pegg Owen
Pitt. Co Marriages 1806-1830

[NI315] Babtised Jan. 3, 1697 , Amsterdam, Holland: Parents Abraham Michaux and
Suzanne Rochet.

[NI316] Compendium of Amr. vol 7 p 249 vol 1 p 186 Alexander received 2000
acres grant, Halifax Co. Va. he was a Sgt. Va Volunteers 1780

[NI318] Emigration to other states from southside Va. vol 1 Justice of Peace, Dec 4 1784 Justice from Halifax Co. July Ct. 1785, Halifax Co. Plea book 11 p 181
Dee Bk. 18 p 243 May 30 1799
Deed Bk 6 p 341 names wife Betsy

[NI319] Deed Bk. 4 p 121 Nov 18 1762 Halifax Co. va.
Deed Bk. 5 p 334 to Abraham LeGrande
History of Halifax Co. Va. p 373-492 Apr 17, 1779 John LeGrande and Elizabeth Younger.
Inv. and Appraisel of John Legrande recorded Aug. 19 1784

[NI323] Compendium of Am. Genealogy vol 7 p 301 Pierre went from France to
Holland, thence to Va.1700 in Manikintown.

[NI327] Elizabeth Nichols was the daughter of John Nichols and Mary Owen, a daughter of Richard Owen (wife unknown), and makes all Owen descendants
members of 2 different Owen families.
Halifax Co. Deed Bk,. 2,3,4,5,6, 1759-1769, list wife Mary and dt. Betty who
M John Owen

[NI329] WILL Bk O P 317 Halifax Co. Va. Apr 8 1771 names wife Martha and 8 Ch.
WP Sept 20 1771 Inv. Oct qw q771

[NI331] Halifax Co. voting record July 17 1765 Relf ? Owen
' " " " Dec 2 1768 Relph Owen
: " " " Nov 22 1769 Ralph Owen

[NI334] Halifax Co. voting record July 17 1765 William Owen
Hist of Halifax Va. marriages: Thomas Pass, Jr. and E. Owen, Mar 6 1781
Joel Thomas and Agnes Owen Sep. 6 1787

[NI338] Hist of Halifax Co Va. Plea Bk. 1 p 322 Mar 22 1808 will names wife Mary and6 children
Voting record July 17 1765
Marriages Aug 12 1794 Champion Owen and Judith Puckett and Dec 5 1797, Jeremiah Nichols and Sarah Owen Prob grandchildren of Ambrose

[NI348] A will in Henrico Co. Va. names daughters Sarah and Phoebe.

[NI355] Moved to Ky. date unknown

[NI358] History of Kentucky by Collins Vol 11: p 672, 710. Bio. birth, militaryservice, names brothers Robert and William
Lt. in Capt. Lemon's Co. Nov 4 1791, suffered 2 wounds one on the chin, and one on the arm. In expedition led by Col. Hardin to White River against Indians .
1799 surveyor of Shelby Co. Afterward a magistrate.
Member of the convention that framed the Second Constitution of Ky.
House of Reps. 1808-1810
Owen Co. and Owensboro Ky. named for him.
In 1811 he served under Gen William Henry Harrison ( later Pres. of the U.S.)
and was killed in the battle of Tippecanoe on Nov 7. 1811
Also Owenton, in Owen County was named for him.

[NI359] Major in American Army war of 1812

[NI360] History of Ky. Collins Vol 11 p 672-671
Moved to Union Co. Ky. in 1810. As recorded from son, Austin

[NI381] Austin moved to Union Co. at age 11 with parents

[NI394] Married 1st. Cousin Dollie E Owen dt. of Dr. Abraham Owen

[NI399] Married her cousin Georgr Robert Owen son of Austin Owen, History of Union Co. (Filson Club)

[NI412] Elizabeth Owen is the daughter of Sally Owen Pitt Co Marriage bk. 1806-1830

[NI414] Sally Dick Washer raised my father Mason Henry Owens from age 6 months
to about 6 years when she moved to California with her grandchildren.

[NI415] Demetria Ferguson of Sonora, Hardin Co. Ky. gives info. on Jacob as she was a niece of his grandson
Jacob was a wagon maker

[NI428] Marriage bond signed by Obey Owen Sept 7, 1826 an uncle who happened to be in the neighborhood, taking a deposition from Thomas Tabb Owen, and gave consent of age.

[NI435] Moved to Ky in 1805, Info from History of Allen Co. Lou. Libr.

[NI438] Owens family records Filson Club Louisville, Ky.
Moved to Ky in early 1800's
Moved to Cole Co. Mo. 1819
Served in Rev. war.

[NI443] Will dated 1741 prob. 1744 mentions wife Ilizabeth Brooks and children
John, Thomas, Willaim and Mary.
See Descendants of Thomas and Eliz Brooks Owen by Ralph Marshall
at the Breckinridge Co. Ky. library or write Ralph Marshall, 5413 Willow Ave. Raytown, Mo. 64133
Email: ralph.marshall@usa.nett

[NI445] It is believed John lived over 100 years.

[NI465] Bridges family file Filson Club

[NI469] Started Bridges Smith paint company in Louisville Ky.

[NI470] Colonel in War of 1812
Thomas and Maria had 10 children
A book on this Owings family is in the Owingsville Library Bath County Ky.
Chosen to oversee the rebuilding of the U. S. Capitol after the British burned it.
Owingsville, Bath Co. Ky is named for him/

[NI474] Served with J.Q. Chenowith Maj. 1st Calvary joining on Sept 1 1862.
Confederate States of America during Civil War. Filson Club, 973.7469
K3y c2 Adjunt General State of Ky. Vol 2

[NI481] White River Hunters, by S.C. Turnbo "finding deer and other stories. Capt. C.C. Owen shot a deer once on Skoal Creek in the edge of Taney County.
Owen Family: Capt. C.C. Owen, a resident of Taney Co. Mo. came with his family down from St. Clair Mo. in 1870 and located on Shoal Creek near one and one half miles south of the town of Protem.
He and his wife are resting in the graveyard at Protem. Capt Owen hunted with his small son George in 1870 and with an old friend Jim Ewing.

[NI513] 1852 real estate grantor a tract on Lick Creek by Samuel P. and Jeanette Ellen Owen Henderson County Court House, Ky.

For more info, contact Diana Craig Steele, 2709 Plymouth, Cape Gerardeau,
Mo. 63701. Bus. Phone: 1 573 335 8752, Private home (573) 335 3195

Where They Sleep Cemetary, Pulaski Co. Ill. Book 2 Library, Cairo Ill.
Page 99 list a Samuel Owen Civil war Sgt. Co. A 17 USCT inf. Died Nov 1908
Cairo City Cemetary, Villa Ridge Ill.

Samuel's son named Thomas, possibly after Thomas Tabb Owen and daughter Levennia after Thomas Tabb Owen's wife Levennah.

Samuel, Obediah Woodson Owen andEdith Pigg Owen are prob. sibblings.
as all were B. about the same era/

[NI514] Marriage bond spells last name Perth.

[NI535] Irene has been the angel in waiting in my quest for Owen genealogy, as more than half the information has been furnished by her and her hard research on the Owen family. She made many trips to Barren, Warren, Hickman, Henderson, Carlisles Counties and to North Carolina and Virginia. My thanks
to her and her determination.

[NI557] Richard Owings family records taken from Peden/Owings bible records at
Filson Club.
Moved to Pike Co. Mo. (date unknown) returned to Warren co. for a visit and died Nov 21 1855. Buried Potter Cem. Mt. Pleasant about 10 miles so. west of Bowling Green. 14 chidren/

[NI558] Name also spelled winnie. ?

[NI559] Gave consent to Richard Owings/ Minnie Holcomb M. Oct. 24, 1803

All Joshua Owings family info. taken from a book in the Owingsville, Bath Co.
Ky. library titled Owings and Allied Famlies 1695-1979

Joshua moved to Bourbon Co. Ky. in the 177's and then to Logan Co. Ky. in
1804.

[NI585] Anna was a sister of Nancy Jane Hardcastle who m. John Owens in Warren Co. Ky.

[NI590] Henry and his wife Ann were appointed guardians of Charles and Sarah Owens, children of John and Nancy Hardcastle Owens after their deaths.
Court order book M p 85 Warren Co.

[NI592] Moved to Drakes creek area Warren Co. Ky. with her parents about 1804 from
Bourbon Co. Ky.

[NI601] James along with a William Baird formed the town of Bairdsville now known as Bardstown Ky.

[NI628] Info. from Connie Sheets.

[NI630] Info on this David from Connie Sheets, Prodigy ASWM99A

[NI645] Never married

[NI664] Buried: Mayfield, Ky. Maplewood Cem.

[NI677] Jessie Brown Owen granted divorce from Eugene Lowe Owen June 29 1890 Hickman Co Ky

[NI688] Sister of Josephine Warford

[NI720] Ky. deaths 1852-1861 Ky. Hist. Soc.
Peter and Tabitha Owen are buried Leech Burial Ground, South of Rowletts, west of railroad in Hart Co. Ky.

[NI755] Susan Owen Higdon buried on old David Owen home place west of Pruits Knob in Barren Co. Ky.

[NI803] Life story in Barren County Library, Early settlers of Barren co. Ky.

[NI806] Marriage Bond, warren co. Ky T. J. Owen, Johnson Owen and Henry L. Owen her brother. Johnson, father and T. J. uncle.

[NI843] From Connie Sheet records of direct descendants of David and Mary

[NI861] Buried Owen cemetary, Cave City Road to Mammogh Cave, right side of highway just outside city limits, in a clump of trees.

[NI907] Dolly H. widow of Shadrach Hardcastle consents for son james to be administrator of her deceased husband. See Dolly Hardcastle

James died June 1885 and executors of will were E.C. Motely and John Willoughby.

[NI911] Served in American Revolution from Rowan co. N.C.
Hardcastless in America From 1790 to 1997, written by Helen Gilmore Smith Thomas and Dolly Reed Gilmaor Barmann-1962
1790 census Newbern District, Johnston Co. N.C.
Came to Warren Co. KY. in 1815 from Rowan Co. N.C.
Warren Co. will book D. page 12 Dec. 1828
Rachel's estate adm. by son William Hardcastle Oct. 11, 1839 Book E page 611 names 4 sons.
William Renick to James Hardcastle 13 Apr. 1816
J. Hardcastle to Hudson martin 6 July 1818 Bk. 8 page 454
Trustees to Shadrach Hardcastle 15 June 1833 Bk. 15 page 225

[NI928] Found in Kent Co. Va.

[NI949] Woodson Campbell lives in Spokane, Wa but was born in Pratt Kansas.
email woodyc@ix.netcom.comm

[NF067] Obediah Woodson Owen Jr. were married the saame day as his sister, Mar 28 1844 in a babtist church in Henderson Co. by William W. Whaple.

[NF068] Edith Pigg Owen and her brother, Obediah Woodson Owen were married the same day Mar 28 1844 by WilliamW. Whaple in a babtist church in Henderson Co.Ky.

[NF071] Elizabeth Hill had a sister of the same name as written by their father in his will of July 20 1834 Allen Co wills.

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