The Family of Anna Christina TABLER
and Christian VINEYARD
(NOTE: spelled VINEYARD or VINYARD, earlier WIENART; for consistency VINEYARD in this record.)

240.6 Anna Christina TABLER, b. Dec 1755, Berks Co., PA, d. 1805, Botetourt Co., VA, d/o Melchoir and Anna Catherine (DORN) TABLER (240/241), m. 5 Apr 1774, Botetourt Co., m. 5 Apr 1774, Frederick Co., MD, Christian VINEYARD (WEINEART), b. c1752, Germany or PA?, s/o Johann Nicholas VINEYARD, d. 1798, Botetourt Co., VA. Christian VINEYARD was a Revolutionary War Veteran. On 11 Apr 1787, The marriage was proclaimed on Apr 3rd., 4th., and 5th., 1774. Christian was a the suretor for the marriage of Peter Shoup in Botetourt Co., VA. His will was probated Jun 1798, in Botetourt Co., written in German, named his wife Christina, and sons John, Christian, and others. A division of land on May 1819 named his heirs: Nicholas, Peter, Nancy, William, Christian, Abraham, Elizabeth w/o James BRYANT, Catherine w/o William STUART, and Table VINYARD. Christian is buried in Vinyard, Cem., in Vinton, Roanoke Co., VA. The VINEYARD (VINYARD family emigrated from the Palatinate in GER, to Lancaster Co., PA. Christian migrated on to Frederick Co., MD and Botetourt Co., VA, when on 7 Sep 1778 he and William TABLER (Anna's brother) purchased 253 acres of land. On 11 Mar 1779, William and Wife Elizabeth sold their interest in this land on Wolf Creek to Christian. (FH12, 38, LE45, MDFRB1, MOJFB1, VABTB3, 7, VARKB2, 3) Children:

WILL: Christian VINEYARD, written 27 Feb 1798, probated Jun 1792; wife Christina; children: John (under age), Christian, William, Catherine, Abraham, Elizabeth, Nicholas, Tabler, John, Peter, Nancy; Administrator Christiana. (VARKB3)
ESTATE: Christiana VINEYARD inventory Dec 1807, administrated by Christian VINEYARD, finalized Jun 1818. (VARKB3)

240.6a Anna Maria Elizabeth VINEYARD, b. 7 Feb 1775, Frederick Co., MD, d. 6 May 1846, age 71y 2m 15d, Washington Co., MO, m. 28 Dec 1793, Botetourt Co., VA, James BRYAN, b. 3 Jun 1762, Botetourt Co., d. 28 May 1837 (29 May in FH38), age 74y 11m 26d, Washington Co., MO, s/o William and Margaret (WATSON) BRYAN. The suretor for the marriage was Christian VINEYARD. James was a Revolutionary War Vet. His will was probated 18 May 1837 in Washington Co., MO. More information on BRYAN-BRECKENRIDGE Family at source FH38  (FH12, 38, LE45, VABTB3) Children:

240.6a2 William BRYAN b. 5 Apr 1802, d. 24 Dec 1852, m. Mahala _____? b. c1802, KY. In 1850 William was farming in Belleview Twp., Washington Co., MO, with William Thompson 30, a laborer, and brother, Robert BRYAN 50, a miller in the household. (MOWS1) Children:

240.6a10 Elizabeth Ann BYRAN b. 18 Jul 1811, Salem Twp., Botetourt Co., VA, VA, d. 11 Jan 1885, Washington Co., MO, m. 31 Jan 1833, by Rev. Thomas Donnel, James BRECKENRIDGE b. 10 Dec 1802, KY, d. 26 Jul 1860, s/o George and Elizabeth (COWAN) BRECKENRIDGE. James was farmer living in Union Twp., Washington Co. in 1860. Elizabeth was a member of Belleview Presbyterian Church in Caledonia, Washington Co., and later the Presbyterian Church at Potosi, Washington Co. (FH38, MOWS2) Children:

240.6a10a Permelia Ann BRECKENRIDGE b. 22 Nov 1833, d. 7 Nov 1910, MO, m. 25 Sep 1856, Washington Co., MO, William Sumner JEWETT b. 28 Sep 1827, Randolph Co., IL, d. 29 Mar 1911, Jefferson Co., MO d/o Gilman and Elizabeth (ALEXANDER) JEWETT. In 1860 through 1910, William was farming in Joachim Twp., Jefferson Co. William visited Stuebenville, Jefferson Co., OH, where he engaged in teaching. He returned to IL in 1849, where he m. 10 oct 1849, Cecelia ADESBERGER, who d. Jul 1852. In Apr 1856 he bought 'Plattin Rock' in Jefferson Co. In 1860 James Higgins 20, farmhand and Susan DeWitt 18, a spinster, are in the household. He served during the Civil War 3 months in the 81st. MO Militia. In 1870 Susan DeWitt, domestic servant and Adam Jerome, a farm worker are in the home. IN 1880 Edward S. Cummins and Louis Cook, farm hands, and Susan DeWitt, house keeper are in the household. In 1910 they were living in Crystal, Jefferson Co. Two boarder, one named Reuben Cole are living in the home. (FA38, MOJF5-9, MOJFB1 p1911, MOWSB2) Children:

  • 240.6a10a1 Jesse JEWETT b. c1855, MO
  • 240.6a10a2 Annie JEWETT b. c1859/60, MO
  • 240.6a10a3 William B. JEWETT b. c1863, MO
  • 240.6a10a4 James Charles JEWETT b. c1866, MO
  • 240.6a10a5 Mary JEWETT b. c1867, MO
  • 240.6a10a6 Cecelia JEWETT b. Feb 1870, MO
  • 240.6a10a7 Permelia JEWETT b. Feb 1870, MO
  • 240.6a10a8 Samuel JEWETT b. c1874, MO

240.6a10b George BRECKENRIDGE b. 19 Apr 1835, d. 20 Aug 1900, m. 16 Jan 1862, Julia CLARK b. c1841, MO, d. 28 Oct 1912, St. Louis, MO. In 1870 and 1880 George was proprietor of a Planning Mill, living in the 4th Ward, 8th. Sub-Division of St. Louis. William A. CLARK 63 (probably Julia's father) and  Belle Catrol, ad domestic servant are in the household. In 1880, Laura Otto 21, a servant was in the household. (FH38, MOSLC9-10) Children:

  • 240.6a10b1 William E. BRECKENRIDGE b. c1863, MO
  • 240.6a10b2 James BRECKENRIDGE b. c1865, MO
  • 240.6a10b3 Elizabeth BRECKENRIDGE b. c1868, MO
  • 240.6a10b4 Mary K. BRECKENRIDGE b. c1869/70, MO
  • 240.6a10b5 George BRECKENRIDGE b. c1873, MO
  • 240.6a10b6 Julia BRECKENRIDGE b. c1875, MO
  • 240.6a10b7 Clarence BRECKENRIDGE b. c1877, MO
  • 240.6a10b8 Earle BRECKENRIDGE b. c1879, MO

240.6a10c James Bryan BRECKENRIDGE b. 18 Dec 1836, d. 22 Sep 1912, Valley Park, St. Louis Co., MO, m. 14 Jan 1874, Sarah Olympia VILLMER b. 29 Jun 1847. James was a Civil War Vet. in the MO Militia, USA. (FH38)

240.6a10e Elizabeth Sarah BRECKENRIDGE b. 30 Mar 1840, d. 9 Feb 1923, Caledonia, Washington Co., MO, m. 1st. 28 Sep 1870, Alfred HARRIS b. Isle of Guernsey, d. 1873; she m. 2nd. 20 Dec 1882, Charles HAMILTON of Washington Co., MO. (FH38):

  • 240.6a10e1 Herman Ferman HARRIS b. 4 Aug 1871

240.6a10f John Cowan BRECKENRIDGE b. 23 Feb 1842, d. 2 sep 1907, Peoria, Peoria Co., IL, m. 1st. a Mrs. CHESTER, d. 1894; m. 2nd. Nellie _____?. John was Civil War Vet., Co., B, 31st. and 32nd. Reg. Consolidated Batt., MO Vol. Inf., USA. He was elected sheriff of Washington Co., MO,  in 1867 and 1871. (FH38)

240.6a10j Thomas Rankin BRECKENRIDGE b. 17 Feb 1851, d. 1 sep 1914, Washington Co., MO, m. 7 Dec 1881, Susan E. JAMISON. (FH38)

240.6a19k Mary Catherine BRECKENRIDGE b. 21 Aug 1853, d. 23 Jan 1926, Jefferson  Co., MO, m. 25 Dec 1879, Charles GROSSMAN b. 5 Sep 1849. (FH38)

240.6b Christian VINEYARD Jr., b. 5 Jan 1777,MD,  d. 20 Mar 1864, MO, m. 1st. 14 May 1798, VA, Mary Elizabeth BRITZ, b. c1780, d. bef. 1817, MO; m. 2nd. 15 Dec. 1817, Botetourt Co., VA, Elizabeth GISH, by John Helms. The bondsman for the marriage was Abraham GISH. (FH12, 38, LE45, VABTB1, 6-7) 12 children:

240.6c Peter VINEYARD, b. c1780, Botetourt Co., VA, d. 1844, Jefferson Co., MO, m. 22 Aug 1808, Botetourt Co., VA, Lucy RICHARDSON, b. 1790 (b. 1786 in son Alfred's bio), Botetourt Co., VA, d. 1854, MO, d/o Robert RICHARDSON. They migrated first to TN 1827/28 with wagons and horses, remaining in TN several weeks while Peter recuperated from an illness. They then went on to MO, settling in Washington Co., MO, later moving to Jefferson Co. MO. Peter entered military service in the War of 1812, but never saw action. He was a farmer, blacksmith, and wagon maker. He was a J.P. in Valle Twp., Jefferson Co., In 1850 Lucy and the children were living in Jefferson Co., MO. (FH12, 38, LE45, MOJFB1, MOJF4, VABT1, 5) 12 children (one known, the 10th. child):

240.6c Alfred VINYARD b. 1828, Bellevue Twp., Washington Co., MO, m. 1867 Isabella 'Delia' BERON (nee AUBUCHON) b. c1830, Washington Co., d/o John and Sarah AUBUCHON, early settlers of Jefferson and Washington Cos., MO. John AUBUCHON was a farmer and stock raiser. Alfred owned 790 acres SW of Vineland. during the Civil Was he was employed by the Iron Mountain Railroad Co., furnishing supplies. Isabella belonged to the Catholic Church. He was engaged in stock raising with Alexander W. Seegrist. In 1870 and 1880 he farmed in Valle Twp., Jefferson Co., MO. In 1870 Mark VINYARD 44, b. MO, a farmer worker, John Shurle 20, b. OH, and Eli Obershim (AUBUCHON?) 55, b. MO, were in the household. (MOJFB1, MOJF6-7) Children:

240.6d Tabler VINEYARD, b. c1768, VA, d. Dec 1843, Blount Co., TN,  m. 16 Oct 1807, VA, Jane MUSE, b. 1790, VA, d. MO. In 1840 he was in Blount Co., TN. In 1850, Jane VINEYARD was in Jefferson Co., MO. One source states that Tabler's brother, John, m. Jane MUSE. There are 4-7 children missing in this family. (FH12, 38,  LE45, MOJF4) 8 or 11 children?:

240.6d1 Muse VINEYARD b. c1809, VA m. Elizabeth _____?. In 1860 and 1870 Muse was farming in Valle Twp., Jefferson Co., MO. In 1870, Martha VINEYARD age 5 was in the household. (MOJF5-6) Children:

240.6d2 George T. VINEYARD b. c1825, TN, m. 4 Aug 1859, Jefferson Co., MO, by R. J. Palmer, Nancy FRAME b. c1840, IN. In 1870 George was farming in Joachim Twp., Jefferson Co. ,MO; Frances Verson 13, b. in  was in the household. In 1880 his wife is not present. (MOJEFB2-3, MOJF6-7) Children:

240.6d4 Andrew J. VINEYARD b. c1827, MO, m. Margaret A. _____? b. c1835, MO. In 1860 through 1880 Andrew was farming in Joachim Twp., Jefferson Co., MO. In 1880 J. T. Butt 58, b. KY, a laborer was in the home. (MOJF5-7) Children:

240.6f William VINEYARD, b. c1788,VA,  d. 1883, MO, m. 16 Dec 1811, Botetourt Co., VA, Rebecca HORN, b. 1795, NJ, d. 1850s, MO, d/o Charles HORN. In 1850 through 1880, William was farming in Belleview Twp., Washington Co., MO. In 1860, William GRIES or GRINE), age 5, b. MO is in the household, probably the s/o Nancy GRIES (or GRINE) in the 1880 census. William must have remarried in the 1870s. His wife in 1870 is Elizabeth b. c1799, in VA. (FH12, 38, LE45, MOWS1-4, VABTB1, 6-7 ) 11 children (6 known)

240.6f2 Madison VINEYARD b. c1828, VA, m. Susan _____? b. c1835, VA. In 1860, Madison was farming in Belleview Twp., Washington Co., MO. (MOWS5)

240.6g Catherine VINEYARD, b. c1790, VA, d. ?, MO, m. 24 Nov 1816, Botetourt Co., VA, William STEWART, b. 1795. The suretor for the marriage was George Shiet. In 1820 they lived in Botetourt Co., VA with 1 male under 10, 1 male 26-45, and 1 female 26-45. (FH12, 38, LE45, VABTB6, VABT5, VARKB2) Children:

240.6h Nicholas VINEYARD, b. 1 Apr 1792, VA, d. 16 Sep 1863, VA, m. 26 Nov 1816, Botetourt Co., VA, by Samuel Mitchell, minister, Margaret THRASHER, b. 1795, VA (1799 on gravestone) d. (n.d.), d/o Frederick THRASHER. In 1850 Nicholas as farming in Roanoke Co., VA. In 1860 his address was Salem P.O., Roanoke Co., and daughter Sarah HESTLY and her son, Robert, were in the household. Nicholas and Margaret are buried in Christian VINEYARD Cem., Roanoke Co.(FH12, 38, LE45, VABTB1, 6-7, VARKB2, VARK2-3) 6 children(2 known):

240.6h1 Sarah J. VINEYARD b. c1825, VA m. 7 Apr 1851, John HARTLY. In 1880 James Trent 12, a servant, was in the home. Robert, the son, may have been John's child by an earlier marriage. (VARKB3, VARK3). Children:

240.6h2 Carson Paul VINEYARD b. Jan 1829, VA, d. Apr 1908, Roanoke Co., VA, m. Mary J. KEFAUVER, b. 16 Apr 1835, VA, d. 29 Apr 1915, Roanoke Co. In 1870, through 1900, Carson was living in Gish, Big Lick District, Roanoke Co. In 1870, Francis Simon 20, v. VA, a domestic servant, John Hammock  65, b. VA, a farm laborer, his wife Sally Hammock 62, b. VA, a daughter Sally Hammock 24, b. Va, and John Hammock 18, b. VA are in the household. Carson and Mary are buried in Christian VINEYARD Cem., Roanoke Co., VA. (VARKB2-3, VARK4-6) Children (children 2c and 2d may be the same child):

240.6h2a Margie B. VINEYARD b. c1855, VA, m. John W. JONES. They are buried in the Christian VINEYARD Cem., Roanoke Co., VA. (VARKB2) Children:

  • 240.6h2a1 Aleen Vineyard JONES

240.6h3 Rhoda Ann VINEYARD m. 8 May 1848, Roanoke Co., VA, Garman GISH. In 1860 through 1890 Garman was a famer in Metamora, Twp., Woodford Co., IL, except for 1880 when he was a constable. In 1860, Abraham GISH 21, b. VA, was in the home. In the census records his name is spelled Garmon, Harmon, and Gannon. (ILWF2-5, VARKB3) Children:

240.6h3a Christian Pike GISH b. Sep 1849, IN, d. 16 Jun 1910, Wichita Co., Sedgwick Co., KS, Laura V. _____? b. Mar 1854, IL (1844 in cem. record), d. 25 Mar 1934, Sedgwick Co. In 1880 pike was framing in Grundy Twp., McLean Co., IL. In 1889 he was farming and living on S. River Street. In 1900 through 1910 they were in the 1st. Ward, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS. Pike was listed as a carpenter living at 807 S. Wichita Street, Wichita in 1904/05. In some records he is listed as Pike K. GISH. Pike is bur. in Highland Cem., in Wichita. Laura is bur. in Maple Grove Cem., Wichita. Directions on obtaining son Jesse's obituary can be found at KSSEB3. (KSSEB1-3, 5-7, KSSE3-4, ILML6) Children:

  • 240.6h3a1 Lilliam R. GISH b. Sep 1876
  • 240.6h3a2 Jesse Pike GISH b. 14 Feb 1879, IL, d. 10 Dec 1957, KS
  • 240.6h3a3 Maud M. GISH b. 23 Jul 1882, IL (1881 census record), d. 16 Nov 1956
  • 240.6h3a4 George R. GISH b. Jul 1884, KS
  • 240.6h3a5 Sallie G. GISH b. Aug 1886, KS

240.6h3a4 George R. GISH b. Jul 1884, KS, d. 5 Jun 1957, Sedgwick Co., KS. Lillian M. HOAG b. c1887, KS. In 1910 George was living in the 1st. Ward, Wichita, Sedgwick Co.. In 1904/05 Wichita City Directory, he was listed as a cabinet maker at Wichita Casket Co., and living at 87 S. Topeka Street. His obituary and how to obtain it can be found at KSSEB3: (KSSEB1, 3, 6, KSSE4)

240.6i Abraham VINEYARD, b. 15 Jan 1795, VA, d. 3 May (or Mar)1889, VA, m. 9 Nov 1818,Randolph Co., VA,  Mary 'Polly' H. WHITE, b. 9 Nov 1798, Randolph Co., VA, d. 22 Jul 1885, VA, d/o Isaac and Margaret WHITE. In 1850 Abraham was farming in Roanoke Co., VA. In 1860, Abraham and Mary was enumerated with Frank W. Dorr?, Salem P.O., Roanoke Co. In 1870 Abraham was farming in Big lick Twp., Roanoke Co., with ____? Hammond 22, b. VA, employed as a cook, Stephen Foutz 25, b. VA, and Margaret VINEYARD 44, b. VA, in the household. In 1880 Abraham and Mary were living with son Nicholas J. VINEYARD in Gish, Big Lick District; Abraham and Mary, and a child Fanny are buried in Christian VINEYARD Cem., Roanoke Co. (FH12, 38, LE45, VARKB2, 3, 5, VARK2-5) Children (supposed to have 10, 9 known)

WILL: Abraham VINEYARD written 21 Feb 1881, codicil 28 Sep 1886, probated 19 Mar 1889; wife Polly; children Nicholas JOHNSON; John HADEN'S children, Ezra, Ann, David, Sally, and Ruhannah; Elizabeth's KARK'S children: Mary BURN, Nancy, Matilda, Page; Matilda EDINGTON'S children: Laura, Charles, Mary, Sally, Clack, Effy; Eliza Margaret WOOD'S children: Ann I., Mary L., and Abraham; Isaac WHITE, Griffin, and Leonard. (VARKB3)
ESTATE: Mary (Polly) VINEYARD; bond administrated by N. J. VINEYARD: (VARKB3)

240.6i1 John Haden VINEYARD b. 11 Nov 1821, Wolf Creek, Roanoke Co., VA, d. 21 Jun 1865, Newport News, VA, age 44y 7m, m. 19 Mar 1845, Roanoke Co., VA, Mary Catherine HOWELL b. 30 Jul 1823, VA, d. 25 Jan 1896, Roanoke Co.. In 1850 he was a brick mason living in Roanoke Co.. In 1870 Mary Catherine and the children were living in Big Lick Twp., Roanoke Co.. In 1880 was living at Gish, Big Lick Twp. John and Mary are bur. in Blue Ridge Church Graveyard, Roanoke co., VA (VARKB2-3, VARK3-4, 9) Children:

240.6i3 Matilda VINEYARD b. 27 Feb 1823, VA, m. 15 Feb 1848, Roanoke Co., VA, by Philip Rescoe, Methodist Minister, John D. EDINGTON (EDDINGTON in some records), b. c1822, VA. In 1850 and 1870 they were in Roanoke Co., VA; in Salem in 1860, and in Big Lick District in 1870. (VARKB1, 8, VARK1-3, 9) Children:

240.6i4 Isaac White VINEYARD b. c1826, VA, m. 8 Sep 1852, Roanoke Co., VA, Delia SNYDER, b. c1835, VA., d/o Henry SNYDER. In 1860 Isaac was farming in Botetourt Co., VA; there is a George VINEYARD in the household. In 1870 Ezra VINEYARD is in the home and Isaac is a farmer and miller in Big Lick Twp., Roanoke Co., VA. Also in the home is Virginia Bunet 19, a cook, James Lacisen 25, a farm laborer, and Hiram Evans 18, a farm laborer. In 1880 he is living in Gish, Big lick District. In the 1880 household were William Sanderson 20, a farm laborer, Morris Taylor 17, Della Taylor 13, a servant, may Marshall 8, a servant, William Frney 6, and Lewis Powell 18. (VABT9, VARKB3, VARK4-5) Children:

240.6i6 Eliza Margaret VINEYARD b. 27 Nov 1827, VA, d. 18 Sep 1878, m. 5 Dec 1850, Roanoke Co., VA, Stephen S. WOOD b. Mar 1823, VA, by Urias Power, Presbyterian Minister. From 1860 through 1900 Stephen was farming and living in Franklin Co.,. VA; in Cooper in 1860, and Gills Creek Twp. from 1870 to 1900. Stephen m. 2nd., 1890, Elizabeth _____? b. Oct 1828, VA. The child Abraham, b. c1899, VA, may have been a relative (grandchild, nephew, etc.?). His 2nd. wife Elizabeth was at least 71 when he was born. Also there must be other children. There is a 10 year gap between Mary and Lewis. (VAFK7-10, VARKB1, 3) Children:

240.6i9 George W. VINEYARD b. 25 Oct 1836, VA, m. 2 Oct 1861, TX, Leana Franklin ADAMS b. May 1850, AL. In 1870 through 1900 George was farming in Dallas, Dallas Co., TX. Some dates for the children are questionable. (VARKB3, TXDA3-5) Children:

240.6i3g Charles O. VINEYARD b. c1878, TX, m. Lucretia _____?. In 1920 Charles was farming in the 6th. Pct., Dallas, Dallas Co., TX. (TXDA7) Children:

  • 240.6i9g1 Hilda? VINEYARD b. c1910, TX
  • 240.6i9g2 Verna VINEYARD b. c1913, TX

240.6i12 Nicholas J. VINEYARD b. 30 Oct 1840, VA, d. 11 Nov 1916, Roanoke Co., VA, m. Lydia Catherine _____? b. c1848, VA. In 1870 Nicholas was a merchant and farmer in Big Lick Twp., Roanoke Co. In 1880 he was farming at Gish, same district, with his parents, Abraham and Mary, a niece, Fannie VINEYARD 28, b. VA, and Joseph Cone 20, a farm laborer in the household. In 1900 and 1910 he was farming in the same district. Nicholas is buried in Mt. View Cem., Vinton, Roanoke Co., VA. Nicholas was a CSA Civil War Vet., who was wounded at Manassas, Gettysburg, and was prisoner at David's Island. (VARKB3, 5, VARK4-7) Children:

240.6i12b Walter A. VINEYARD b. 5 Jun 1873/74, VA, m. Lula V. _____? b. c1889, VA. In 1910 Walter was farming at Natural Bridge, Rockbridge Co., VA; in 1920, a stock raiser in Roanoke Co.; and in 1930 farming in Big Lick District, Roanoke Co. (VARK8-9, VARO11) Children:

  • 240.6i12b1 William P. VINEYARD b. c1907, VA
  • 240.6i12b2 Nicholas R. VINEYARD b. c1911, VA

240.6i12d Samuel S. VINEYARD b. Jan 1888, VA, m. Mamie J. _____?. In 1920 Samuel was a hardware merchant in Vinton, Roanoke Co., VA, with his mother, Lydia C. VINEYARD, living in the home. In 1930 he was farming, living in Vinton. (VARK8-9) Children:

  • 240.6i12d1 Edna VINEYARD b. c1915, VA
  • 240.6i12d2 Julia D. VINEYARD b. c1921, VA

240.6i9 George W. VINEYARD b. 25 Oct 1836, d. 2 Oct 1861, migrated to TX in 1860, m. TX, Leana Franklin ADAMS. (VARKB3)

240.6j Nancy "Ann" VINEYARD, b. 7 Jan 1797, VA, d. c1820 (n.d. on tombstone), m. 26 Dec 1818, Botetourt co., VA, Jacob KEFAUVER, b. 10 Mar 1796, d. 18 Nov 1863. The suretor for the marriage was Nicholas VINEYARD. Jacob KEFAUVER m. a 2nd. time, wife unknown. Estes KEAFAUVER supposedly a descendant, but not known from which marriage. According to a researcher on the Internet Jacob m. 18 Oct 1824, Sarah 'Sally' JAMES, b. 8 Aug 1802, d. 30 mar 1895, Roanoke, Roanoke Co., VA. In 1820 they lived in Botetourt Co., VA with 1 male under 5, 1 male 16-26, 1 female 26-45, and 2 female slaves. They are buried in Christian VINEYARD Cem., Roanoke Co. (FH12, 38, INT13, VABTB6, VABT5, VARKB2)

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