Er ist verheiratet mit Rebecca SHINN.
Sie haben geheiratet im Jahr 1790 in Wilkes, North Carolina, United States of America.Quelle 7
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Ancestral File Number:XP30-22
NOT-A-MATCH: This individual is not the same as John /Standley/ III 1764-1852, PAF ID {45E47F3D-6607-485D-9BEE-570983F4A288}
WILL: Written 15 Nov 1851 Probated 5 Apr 1852 Death calculatedfromprobate
John sold various pieces of land in NC from 1804-1819 and in 1819theyleft Wilks Co NC for MO.They arrived east of Carrollton, Carroll Co MO onNov 13,1819. The first settlement was made by John and his 7 sons. In1850John Srwas living with the Wanipler's at age 86
John bought 100 acres at 30 Shillingper acre in Wilkes Co NC and soldon Jun 12 1819. He then bought 160 acres where Carrollton MO is now for$250. Arriving Nov 13 1819. He later gave 80 acres for the town ofCarrollton Ancestry File and Kathy Buntin were sources
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WILL: Written 15 Nov 1851 Probated 5 Apr 1852 Death calculated fromprobate
John sold various pieces of land in NC from 1804-1819 and in 1819 theyleft Wilks Co NC for MO.They arrived east of Carrollton, Carroll Co MO onNov 13,1819. The first settlement was made by John and his 7 sons. In1850John Sr was living with the Wanipler's at age 86
John bought 100 acres at 30 Shilling per acre in Wilkes Co NC and soldon Jun 12 1819. He then bought 160 acres where Carrollton MO is now for$250. Arriving Nov 13 1819. He later gave 80 acres for the town ofCarrollton Ancestry File and Kathy Buntin were sources
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April 12, 1799, he bought 100 acres @ 50 shilling per acre,Wilkes Co. N.C. and sold on June 12 1819 and bought 160 acreswhere Carrollton Mo. is now for $250.00, arriving Nov 13, 1819,he gave 80 acres for the town of Carrollton.1830 Census Carroll Co. MO pg.384"I John Standley being in possession of full mind and memory butfeeble in body acknowledge theuncertainty of life do make andconstitute this my last will and testament hereby revoking allformer wills by me made in words and figures following to wit.First my soul to God who gave it, hoping that he will receivethe same and my bodyto the earth to be buried in a descent andbecoming manner.To my beloved son, James Standley, I will and bequeath theSouthwest quarter of sections nine in township fifty-two ofrange twenty-three.To my beloved daughter, Miriam Trotter, I will and bequeathBolck four in the town of Carrollton with this appurtinancestherewith belonging.To my beloved son Uriah Standley I will and bequeath thesoutheast quarter of section thirty-three in Townshipfifty-three of range twenty-three with its appurtinances.To my beloved son e Elihu Standley I will and bequeath theSoutheast quarter of section twenty seven of Townshipfifty-three of range twenty three together with itsappurtinances.And whereas I have made provisions for Dicy Darcy, LarkinStandley, Lucy Standley, and Hugh Standley , my children who aredeceased , during their lives, I do not think proper to givetheir heirs any portion of my remaining estate but that it bedisposed of as above mentioned.And as to the balance of my Estate which may be left after mydeath that I havenot otherwise disposed of both real andpersonal I will and bequeath to my before mentioned fourchildren to wit, James Standley, Miriam Trotter, Uriah Standleyand Elihu Standley to be divided equally between them and if itcannot be divided equally in kind that it be sold and theproceeds divided as above mentioned.And lastly I do make constitute and appoint my son JamesStandley my executor of this my last will and testament.In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and adding myseal this fifteenth day of November in the year of our Lord onethousand and eight hundred and fifty one.John (X) Standley (his mark)""John Standley and William Turner came from North Carolina in1819. Standley located justeast of Carrollton, building hishouse, which was afterward used as a place forholding courts,about where the Hillside Greenhouse now stands." and "The firstsettlement of Carrollton Township was made November 13, 1819, byJohn Standley and his sons, James, Elihu, Larkin, Hugh, William,Joel and Uriah." Full Context of Carroll County, Missouri Willsand Administrations, 1834-70, Ancestry.com"In 1830 or 1831 John Standley built a house near the creekwhich bears his name, Standley Branch. It was a well-finishedlog building and for years was the hospitable mansion of itsproprietor and was one of the old landmarks of Carroll County.It was considered the best house within the limits of thecounty. It was located immediately north of the section linebetween sections 52 and 53 on the east side of Standley'sBranch, and about fifty yards distant in what is known asTrotter's pasture.In July, 1822 John Standley was a member of the first grandjury. At this term of court he and his wife Rebecca in opencourt acknowledged thedeed to the eighty acres of land on whichthe town of Carrollton is now locatedto John Morse, FelixRedding, and John Lewellyn, members of the County Court. TheJuly 1834 term of Circuit Court was held at John Standley's onthe 24th day.The house was destroyed by fire June 11, 1882.John Standley was deeply religiousand when the county becamemore thickly populated he removed to the northern part of thecounty, saying his former location was no longer a fit place torear children.The graves of John and his wife have been lost. The traditionis that hewas buried near his old home, and his location wa
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