_Elmer David BARBER _+
| (1892 - 1940) m 1915
_John Edward BARBER II _|
| (1916 - 1974) m 1938 |
| |_Maude Lee MCCANN ___+
| (1890 - 1978) m 1915
|
|--Harold Pauley BARBER
|
| _____________________
| |
|_Aleene PAULEY _________|
(1919 - 1987) m 1938 |
|_____________________
_Earnest BROWNING ___
|
_Douglas Wayne BROWNING _|
| |
| |_Nellie May COPASS __+
|
|
|--Tracy BROWNING
|
| _____________________
| |
|_Brenda SMITH ___________|
|
|_____________________
_______________________
|
_Sylvester CASTLEMAN _|
| (1905 - 1983) |
| |_______________________
|
|
|--Chester Dorris CASTLEMAN
| (1935 - 1970)
| _Samuel Rankin PITCOX _+
| | (1871 - 1934) m 1895
|_Tiney Ross PITCOX ___|
(1906 - 1992) |
|_Rosa Lee PANNELL _____
(1878 - 1922) m 1895
_____________________
|
_Marvin COX _________|
| |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Glynis Susanne COX
|
| _Edgar Joe RIORDAN __+
| |
|_Helen Jean WRIGHT __|
(1945 - 1986) |
|_____________________
_William HATCHER ______
|
_Walter HATCHER _____|
| (1882 - 1952) |
| |_Cintha Winton COPASS _+
| (1854 - 1942)
|
|--Deller HATCHER
|
| _______________________
| |
|_Nancy GULLEY _______|
|
|_______________________
_Oliver W. MATTHEWS _+
| (1729 - 1799)
_Walter MATTHEWS ____|
| (1772 - ....) |
| |_Ann EVANS __________
|
|
|--Robert MATTHEWS
| (1802 - 1864)
| _____________________
| |
|_Jane SMITH _________|
|
|_____________________
________________________
|
_Ruff MCDOWELL ______|
| |
| |________________________
|
|
|--Willie Mae MCDOWELL
|
| _Earl Vandorn BAILEY ___+
| | (1882 - 1956) m 1905
|_Exall BAILEY _______|
|
|_Alice Elizabeth CRISP _+
(1888 - 1945) m 1905
__
|
_Steven PITCOCK _____|
| (1733 - 1815) m 1751|
| |__
|
|
|--John PITCOCK
| (1766 - 1850)
| __
| |
|_Rachel PERKINS _____|
(.... - 1804) m 1751|
|__
[824]
This was sent to, it is unknown to me where it came from:
He stated in the 1850 Census of Kentucky, Monroe County, that his age was 84 and was born in Virginia. Anna, his daughter stated that he came to Tennessee from Pennsylvania at an early date and was of English descent. John's father has not been ascertained. There is a strong probability that Stephen Pitcock (died ca. 1769) of Virginia may have been his father. Thomas could have taken John into his home, just as Philip and Mary (Perkins) Babb took in Stephen, Jr. on Stephen, Sr.'s death.
Stephen, John and Mary's first child, was born in Virginia about 1791. About the year, 1793, John, with his family, moved from Virginia to Washington County, Tennessee with his father or uncle Thomas Pitcock. The Cherokee Indian land cessions of Holston River in 1791, opened that part of Tennessee territory for settlement where John would move into. Now John would be the second Pitcock family to use the Great Wagon Road, the first was Stephen of North Carolina (see Pitcocks of the Carolinas). His reason for removing to Tennessee could have been social and political or because he had heard about the epidemic of yellow fever which took over 4,000 lives in Philadelphia, Pa.
John is first found on a tax list of 1794, Washington County, Tennessee. He owned no land at the time. He was taxed in 1797 for one white pole and 50 acres of land, again in 1798, one white pole and 100 acres of land, and 1801, one white pole and 93 acres of land. Only white free males between ages of 21 an 50 years were taxed as taxable pole. John was taxed for his 200 acres of land in 1830, but paid no pole tax (over 50). He sold to a Thomas Hunt a parcel of land (29 acres) on February 7, 1803 in Washington County.
Washington County, Tennessee Deeds, 1797-1817 Vol. 2, by Loraine Bennett Rase.
book page no. 56: p 199-200 2/7/1803 John Pitcock/Pitcok to Thomas Hunt; 29 acres on Boones Creek. Cons: $48.34. Matolock; formerly George Russell's. Sig: John Pitcock. Wit: Samuel Hunt, Martin Kitzmiller.
book page no. 67: p 12-4 2/25/1807 John Peetcock/Pitcock, farmer to Peter Hoss; 20 acres on Boons Creek. Cons: 20 lbs. Va. money. Adj: Zack Matlock, Thomas Hunt. Sig: John Peetcock. Wit: Jonathan Tipton, Henry Hoss. CT: Aug. 1807. REG: Jan. 27, 1808
book page no. 113-114: p 187-8 Sept. 9, 1809 John Pitcock/Petcock to Henery Isenber/Isenbarg: 36-3/4 acres on the north side of Boons Creek. CONS: $130. ADJ: Peter Hoss, Zachariah Medlock, William Ellis. SIG: John X Petcock. WIT: Daniel Bowman, Nicholas Isenbarg, JacobIsenbarg. CT: Feb. 1810. REG: March 15, 1810.
page 201: February 1810: John Pitcock to Henry Isenberg, 36- 3/4 A, Sept. 9, 1809; pbo Nicholes Isenberg & Jacob Isenberg.
John and his family, after the death of Thomas (1833-34), removed to Monroe County, Kentucky. He is listed in the 1830 Washington Co., TN., and the 1840 and 1850 censuses for Monroe County, Kentucky.
Note from Chrystal Bailey Talbott: There is a John Pitcock listed on the 1830 Monroe County, Kentucky Census, unknown to me who or which John Pitcock this is. It is possible that he could have "arrived" in Monroe County, just in time for the census. Or it is possible that his sons Stephen, John, Aaron and Labron arrived first in Monroe County, they are all listed in the 1830 Monroe County census.
_Emanuel Armond PITCOCK _____+
| (1813 - 1850) m 1834
_William "Jasper" PITCOCK _|
| (1835 - ....) m 1854 |
| |_Margaret Atteberry HESTAND _+
| (1819 - 1887) m 1834
|
|--John N. PITCOCK
| (1858 - ....)
| _____________________________
| |
|_Canzada HESTAND __________|
(1833 - 1878) m 1854 |
|_____________________________
[953]
On the 1860 Williamson Co., Ill., census he is listed as being born in Kentucky and on the 1870 Williamson Co., census he is listed age being born in Ill.
It is possible that he is the John Pidcock, age 21 listed in his uncle Fredricks household on the 1880 Denton County, Texas Census. (unknown to me if this is correct June 14, 2003)
[954]
[S116]
1860 Williamson County, Illionis Census
[955]
[S92]
1870 Williamson County, Ill., census
__
|
_James RATLIFF ______|
| (1770 - 1853) m 1810|
| |__
|
|
|--Joshua Fisher RATLIFF
| (1829 - 1850)
| __
| |
|_Sarah FISHER _______|
(1786 - 1856) m 1810|
|__
[1955]
[S126]
Information rec'd from Ratliff researchers
[1956]
[S128]
1850 Caldwell County, Texas Census