Name: Ancestors and Inlaws of An ALLEYCAT

Updated: 08-05-2020 23:08:40.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Samuel Alley: Birth: Abt 1795 in (area of) Montgomery, Wythe or Grayson Co's, VA. Death: Abt 1845 in Lawrence Co., KY

  2. Isham B. Alley: Birth: Abt 1796 in (area of) Montgomery, Wythe or Grayson Co's, VA. Death: Sep 1859 in Carroll Co., VA

  3. Susannah Alley: Birth: 1797 in (area of) Montgomery, Wythe or Grayson Co's, VA. Death: 1876 in Pulaski Co., VA

  4. Adam Alley: Birth: 1798-1800 in (area of) Montgomery, Wythe or Grayson Co's, VA. Death: 1846-1850 in Wythe Co., VA

  5. Ann Alley: Birth: 1800 in (area of) Montgomery, Wythe or Grayson Co's, VA.

  6. Elizabeth Alley: Birth: 1803 in (area of) Montgomery, Wythe or Grayson Co's, VA.

  7. Caleb Alley: Birth: Abt 1800-1806 in (area of) Montgomery, Wythe or Grayson Co's, VA.


Notes
a. Note:   I have assumed that she is the Polly Ally listed in the 1850 Census Mortality Schedule for Wythe Co. VA, Age: 80. Death: April 1850. State of Birth: VA. Her son Adam and family lived in Wythe Co.
  Mary Short could be the child of several Shorts in the area. Two years before her marriage the 1793 Personal Property Tax List of Wythe Co. VA lists several Shorts.
  Name Tithes Blacks Blacks Horses
 12-16 16+ First Section Present day Wythe, Smyth and part of Pulaski Counties
 Short, David 1
 Short, William 1 1
  Second Section - What became Grayson County in 1793
 Alley, John 1 3 This may be the son of Nicholas Allee.
 Short, William 1 1
 Short, David, Sen. 1 1
 Short, David, Junr. 1
  Third Section - Area north of Walker's Mountain: no Shorts
  David Short.was in the Montgomery/Wythe/Grayson area as early as 1771, at least that is the earliest land record I can find. Mary and Cary witnessed a deed for David Short in 1798 for land on the East Fork of Poplar Camp Creek, later known as Shorts Creek. The town Poplar Camp and Shorts Creek are in Carroll Co. Carroll was the part of Wythe Co. that become Grayson in 1793 and Carroll in 1843. Thus David Sr. & Jr.and William of the second section of the tax list are in the area of Shorts Creek, and not David and Wm. of the first section. William and his wife (I think Rachel) lived into his 80s, last appearing in the 1840 census (born in 1750s). From the little we know, it seems that Wm & David Sr. would be near the same age.

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