CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA; Vol 2, pp 420 - 429
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Evins, not found, one; Domoneck Hiland, not found, one; Sam Pegs, not
found, one.

   1766--Mr. Patton's list: Boslin Slone, not in County, one; Mich'l Bush,
no estate, one; Conrod Good, runaway, one; David Grady, not found, one;
Wm. English, one; Adam Stroud, no estate, two; Austin Scolcrafts, no
estate, one; Mathias Scolcrafts, no estate, one; John Scolcrafts, no estate,
one; Peter Vanniman, Constable, one; Andrew Little, one; John Bennet,
twice charged, one; Geo. Cuts, not found, one; Wm. Gibson, not found,
one; Jas. Hambleton, runaway, one; Barnets Mathews, not found, one;
Jas. Stephenson, twice charged, one; Thos. Willmouth, one. Allowed 98
delinquents; Silas Hart.

   1766--Supernumeraries: Thos. Shanklin, 1; John Deniston, 2; James
Bruister, 1; Perunia Regen, 1; John Taylor, 1; Chas. Powers, 1; Aaron
Hughs, 1; Martin Shoemaker, 1; Thomas Gordon, 2; John Barley, 1;
Philip Crites, 1; Geo. Conrod, 1; John Shanklin, 1; Adam Raeburn, 1;
James Crawford, 1; Mich'l Shorley, 1; John Black, 1; Joel Robinson, 1;
Thos. Frames, 1; Mich'l Mildeberger, 1; Thos. Hutcheson, 1; Ephraim
Love, 3; Mark Rigs, 1; Charles Parsons, 1; Andrew Bushong, 1; David
Keal, 1; Francis Hughes, 1; Henry Shoemaker, 1; John Stalp, 1; Sam
Nicholas, 1; Wm. Lewis, 1; Jno. Slavin, 1; Boslin Nosier, 1; John Hopkins,
2; James Bell, 2; Geo. Shoemaker, 1; Geo. Jordan, 1; Adam Kelvie, 1;
Edw'd Beard, 2; John Stephenson, 5; Petter Assomsis, 1.

   1767--Mr. Skillern's list: James Capper, Ezekiel Kenedy, Sam'l Lindsey, 
Jr.; Wm. Napper, John Gilliland, runaway; Robert Linn, Jno. Moffett, 
Jno. Smith.

   1767--Col. Preston's list: Geo. Alexander, Jno. Bradley, Henry Carter,
runaway; Joseph Barker, runaway; James Crawford, Peter Cutright, runaway; 
Walter Carrick, runaway; Jno. Clark, Sam'l Cowan, Henry Dooley,
Jno. Ager, Jas. Gilliland, runaway; Thos. Howell, runaway; Wm. Herbison, 
Jr., wrong named; Jno. Kirkland, Wm. Longly, Jno. Lowry, Jno. and
Thos. Martin, Abraham Moon, Jno. Potts, Wm. Robinson, Benj. Robottom,
runaway; Thos. Scott, Wm. Terry, Jas. Wattson, James Alexander, Elias
Barker, runaway; Thos. and Wm. Brown, James Clark, John Cantly, Daniel
Campbell, James Cowan, runaway; Alex. Covit, Wm. Devin, runaway; John
Dunn, Alex. Forbus, runaway; Joseph Glading, Wm. Hungate, no inhabitant; 
Geo. Inglebird, Lemuel Sanders, Thomas Lewis, Philip Love, David
Magee, Jno. Neilly, doctor; Drury Puckett, Rich'd Reed, Nicholas Smith,
runaway; Jno. Taylor, Edw'd Wilson.

   1767--Capt. Dickinson's list: Wm. Dean, runaway; Jas. Humphreys,
Chas. Knight, runaway; Jos. Edwards, Sam'l and Wm. Kinkead, runaway.

   1767--William Bowyer's list: Sam'l Cockran, Jas. Stewart, Jno. Douglass, 
John Jervis, Jos. McAnnelly, Benj. Pickens, Thos. Robertson, John
Robertson, Chas. Fred. Severt, Sam'l Clark, out of County; David Dick,
John Kenney, David McAnelly, Jno. Steel, Thos. Steaton, Wm. Whitesides.

   1767--Tithables added by the Court: William Jordan, James Jordan.

   1767--Constables: Fras Graham, Jno. Griffith, Jos. Dennis, Thos. 
Cartmil, Solomon Carpenter, Wm. Jemmison, Jno. Clark, Charles Campbell,
Wm. McMullen, Wm. Paxton, Hugh Hicklin, James Young.

   1767--Lists of Supernumeraries: James Henry, Mathew Ralston, Jno.
Bowin, Robt. Armstrong, James Akin, David Tate, Edw'd McMullen, Thos.

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Hicklin, Sam'l Hodge, Pat Lowry, Wm. McMurry, Jas. Lauderdale, Jno.
Hodge, Jno. Kinkead, James Simpson, James McCoy, Chas. Lewis, James
Robinson, Jno. Henderson, Wm. Hugart, Wm. Feemster, Wm. Blanton,
Thos. Willson, Jno. Lowry, Sam Campbell, David Smith, Robt. Kilpatrick,
Robert Guinn, Wm. Martin, Wm. Lowry, Thomas King, Geo. Jemison,
Sam'l Lawrence, Peter Right, Wm. Black, Jos. McDonald, Benj. Watson,
Henry Bowin, Mary Glass, Sam'l McCrackin, Andrew Hamilton.

   1768--Andrew Dunken, Pennsylvania; Wm. Pollocke, Carolina; Geo.
Taylor, lives over the Ridge; Henry Taylor, lives over the Ridge; Benj.
Hays, in Carolina; Jno. Smallwood, runaway; Wm. Phillips, runaway;
Mathew Linsay, runaway; Jno. McCallister, gone to Pennsylvania to live;
Wm. Robinson; Thos. Welsh, runaway; David Graham, des't; Peter Kindred, 
runaway; Jno. Williams, Pennsylvania; James Lagon, runaway;
Goodwin Daniel, Bedford.

   A list of levys returned bad by John Smith for 1773-1774: William Amil,
Hugh Brown, Geo. Wm. Downs, Wm. Erwin, Robert Herslit, Andrew
Marchell, John Chism, Sam'l Erwin, twice returned; James Hockens, Mark
Haden, George Jones, Thos. Mathews, Neal McMullen, Robert Campbell,
twice returned; John Welch, James Brown, Conchy John, John McCoy,
John Michel, David Martain, Nicklis Sallis, Robert Stephen, Dunchan 
McGrary, Campbell McColly, Francis Bowry, James Best, John Burger, James
Scott, William Koles, Edward Nost, Michel McMaster, John Willay, Francis 
Brown, twice returned; John Crookshanks, James Dobbens, James
Graham, Wm. McGill, twice returned; Chas. Conselven, Peter Counts,
Abram Goodpaster, Anthony Foegale, John Reed, Cornelius Suliven, John
Thomas, John Allison, twice returned; George Campbell, Thos. Dunbarr,
John Erwin, Negro Moll, Wm. Wallace, Jno. Counrodright, Robert Ebison,
Dabney Harris, Robert Love, James Demsay, Jno. Hunt, James Kerr,
Wheilly Newby, James Porterfield, James Kenny, twice returned; Jno.
Johnston, Jno. Rothwell, James Patterson, twice returned; Jacob Grass,
Jr., twice returned.

   Supernumeraries collected by John Smith for 1774: Peter Black, Charles
Erwin, John Frame, Archable Kilkison, James Lock, Andrew Marten, Wm.
Ralston, Moses Samples, Joseph Wright, John Collens, Wm. Mathers, Wm.
Craige, Archable Cunningham, Robert Moday, John Allen, Joseph Colter,
Joseph Bell, Able Griffa, John Yancy, Dan O'Neel, Adam Wall, Hugh
Campbell, Jr.; Wm. Frame, Sr.; David Williams, George Bowsell, Joseph
Campbell, John Patterson, Seath Rogers, Thomas Armstrong, Edward
Beard, Hennery Harlis, Zachariah Smith, Sam'l Frazier, Edward Hall,
Jesse Jackson, Zachariah Johnston, James Lansbee, Dan'l Mackoneer, Adam
Reaburn, Henry Reaburn, David Bosang, Sam'l Wright.

   Daniel Smith's Delinquents and Supernumeraries for 1773: Martin Crawford, 
Jacob Keil, Jacob Miller, poor body; James Randolph, Martin Smith,
James Stuart, John Coffison, John David, twice returned; John Paris, twice
returned; Elijah Garton, William Hawkins, John Higgins, Edmund Harris,
Benj. Kindley, John Logan, John McClure, John Trotter, Jr., Bethuel Kerse,
Henry Luther, Sam'l Munsey, Skidmore Munsey, Michael Morris, George
Morris, Jacob Mocks, Andrew McFerson, Mathias Rader, twice returned;
Henry Runyan, Abraham Rozaman, Thomas Cleyton, Jno. Rice, Benj. Robinet, 
John Clark, Jno. Sutter, Jno. Davis, Robt. Smith, Wm. Matticks, Peter

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Cephas, George Silas, Peter Shuck, Aaron Vinsky, Jno. Wamsley, Thos.
Dooley, Edward Ferrel, Troy Joseph, Benj. Wheaton, Phillip Wingot, Jacob
Yarlos, John Crawney, John Waid, twice returned; John Briggs, Henry
Gragg, Dennis Cohoson, John Cain, Wm. Crueshorns, Wm. Coler, Abraham
Compton, Morris Custard, John Cummins, Elias Hawkins, Morris Runyan,
Peter Sircle, Valentine Sevear, James Marshell, Constable; Tunis Van Pelt,
twice returned; Timothy Waran, Jacob Booser, Thomas Borer Jeremiah
Burns, Zachariah Bryan, Jacob Christes, Peter Vaughan, James Cunningham 
(blind), Charles Ramsey, Jno. Sleath, Wm. Crow, Wm. Smith, Jno.
Faires, Jno. Sriver, David Hutson, Jno. Lambert, Jr., Jno. Lambert, Barnet
Moise, Jonathan Watts, Francis McBride, twice returned.

   Daniel Smith's Supernumeraries for 1773: Michael Kales, Steeven Coonrod, 
Mathias Kersh, Henry Null, Jonathan Evans, Richard Ragan, Frederick
Kaler, Mathias Rhodes, John Thomas, Valentine Castle, Stephen Hancberger, 
Robert Hook, Jacob Lingle, John Striclas, Sam'l Erwin, Joseph Sawins,
Thomas Powell, Mathias Monse, John Black, Frederick Up.

   Delinquents, Augusta County Levy for 1779: Amos Butt, he has nothing;
Eanos Bigham, gone; John Beard, gone; Jacob Butt, gone to Kanawho,
army; James Call, soldier in army; Hugh Campbell, Rockingham; John
Cool, gone; Joseph Curry, gone; Thomas Cork (Cash?), gone; James Curry,
gone; Anthony Eaton, gone; Owen Ellis, gone; Mathew Glaves, Rockingham; 
Charles Haris, gone; Robert Halowday, gone; Ralph Jerrerson, gone;
John Lockery, gone to army; Wm. Lushby, gone; Ralph Loftus, Rockingham; 
James Larkin, Rockingham; George Lowther, South Branch; James
McKee, gone; Benj. Morgeson, gone; Rodger Morning, gone; John Mitchell,
gone, listed; David McNeeley (3 tithables), gone; George Mabury, gone
to Maryland; Solomon Alexander, gone, soldier; Wm. Oldham, gone to
Greenbrier; John Patterson, one wrong charged; Abram Phorsyth, gone to
Mer; Jacob Phorsyth, gone to Mer; Wm. Ross, John Stevenson, gone;
Thomas Ryan, gone; John Sams, gone; Thomas Stewart, gone; Thomas
Stanton, exempt; John Strickland, not found; David Scarce, gone; Christopher 
Sower, not found; Adam Thompson (4 tithables), gone; Richard Trotter, 
gone to army; John Towell, gone to army; Joseph Willson, Rockingham; 
Robert Willson, not found; Richard Holyman, gone to army; Lazarus
Inman, gone to Rockbridge; Jobe Fletcher, gone; Moses Martin, gone; Abraham 
Phorsith, gone to Maryland; Jacob Phorsith, gone to Maryland; John
Buster, gone to Albemarle; David Claxton, gone to Albemarle; Wm. Cosby,
gone; Michael Daughrty, gone; Jacob Butt, gone to ye war; John Buster,
gone to Alabama; George Barnes, gone to Alabama; Thomas Blair, gone to
Alabama; Robert Bain, gone to Alabama; Robert Bayly, gone to Alabama;
Jacob Berry, gone to Alabama; John Colans, twice returned; Michael Cawley, 
gone to Ireland; David Claxto, gone to Alabama; Wm. Cook, gone,
listed; Robert Culbertson, gone; Michael Carens, gone; James Crow, gone
to Holstein; David Carr, gone to Holstein; Robert Cowden, gone to Holstein;
Abraham Delo, gone; Hugh Daugherty, gone; Frances Donarly, gone;
Francis Donly, gone; Lazarus Erman, gone to Rockbridge; Charles East,
gone; Robert Eperson, gone; Hugh Fulton, gone; Tobe Flatcher, gone;
Mathias Gabert, removed to Rockbridge; Philip Greeves, gone; John 
Hutcheson, gone to Rockbridge; Joseph Homes, gone; Wm. Hughes, gone; Wm.
Hinds, gone; John Hicks, twice returned; John Henry, gone; John Hyse,

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Wm. Burke's son-in-law; Gasper Hemp, gone; Jacob Hawck, gone; Robert
Hand, gone; Mathew Huston, gone; William Kerr, gone to Holstein; James
Kirkpatrick, gone; Hugh Kinkead, gone to Greenbrier; James Langsbay,
gone; Robert Love, gone to Holstein; Jacob Leafaver (2 tithables), gone;
Henry Lawrence, gone; James Mitchell, gone; James Matcherly, gone;
Alexander Marten, gone; Daniell Miles, gone; John McMulin, gone; Joseph
Marten, gone; John Martial, gone; Wm. Morrow, gone to Holstein; 
Montgomery _____, gone to Holstein; Moris Marten, gone; Thomas Marshal,
gone; John Murdock, gone; Jno. McCleery (2 tithables), gone; Thomas
Penal, gone; Sam'l Paxton, gone to Holstein; Mathew Patterson,
gone; James Porterfield, gone; Seth Porterfield, gone; Wm. Ryan,
gone; David Robertson, gone; Michael Reed, exempted; David
Russel, gone; George Smith, gone; George Shields, gone; Joseph
Tate, gone; Sam'l Thompson, gone to Holstein; Robert Thompson,
gone to Holstein; David Winegar, gone to army; Wm. Worstly, gone to
army; Peter Whitinghill, gone; Sam'l Young, gone to Holstein; James
Yearly, gone; Alex. Black, Kentucky; Sam'l Black, gone; John Coger, gone;
Alex. Crockett, gone; Michael Casady, gone; Joseph Dart, gone; Wm. Dolton,
gone; John Douglass, gone; Barny Ecton, gone; Peter Fleisher (4 tithables),
gone; Paul Flood, gone; Wm. Gum, gone; John Gardner, gone; James
Gregory, gone; Alex. Hiner, gone; Moses Hinkle, gone; John Jordan (2
tithables); Thomas Jarvin, gone; Sam'l Knight, gone; Moses Knap, gone;
Andrew Kinkead, exempted; Anthony Litsey, gone; Mordecai Lantren,
gone; Thomas McClung, gone; Patrick Mooney (2 tithables), gone; James
McGoveny, Pennsylvania; Alex. McClean, Kentucky; Jacob Moots, gone;
John Moorland (2 tithables); John Morris, gone; Abram Mengram, Roger
Nickman, gone; Henry Penagor, Jr., Robert Paton, gone; Thomas Paterson,
gone; James Page, Greenbrier; Thomas Palmer, Rockbridge; Philip Roonamor, 
gone; George Rurard, gone; Patrick Savage, Rockingham; Wm. Smith,
gone; Sebastine Smith, gone; James Smith, gone; Nicholas Simmon, gone;
Sebastine Stone, gone; Thomas Stephenson, gone; Christian Snedicor, gone;
George Underwood, gone; Isaac Wood, gone; John Wamsley (4 tithables),
gone; Thomas Wamsley, Lodowick Waggoner (2 tithables); Robert Wallace
gone; William Williams, gone; Richard Williams, gone; Col. John Dickeson, 
1 mistake; Richard Madison, twice returned.

   Delinquents returned by R. Stuart, Deputy Sheriff, for the year 1779:
Joseph Anderson (2 tithables), gone to James River; John Bingham (2
tithables), gone to Botetourt; Hugh Brawford (1 tithable), gone to 
Rockbridge; James Coulter, not found; Mathew Carethers, gone to Holstein;
John Davidson, not found; Anthony Golston, gone to Botetourt; Robert 
Lesley, gone to Amherst; Alex. Nelson, gone to army; Daniel McMulin, not
found; James Ochiltree (2 tithables), gone to Rockbridge; Wm. Purris, not
found; Thomas Stephenson (2 tithables), gone to Amherst; Robert Stuart
(2 tithables), not found; Philip Scilor, gone to New River; Thomas Tate,
gone to Botetourt; John Varner, not found; Andrew Venanger, not found;
John Williams, not found; Henry Wardner, not found.

   Delinquents and Supernumeraries, 1782; List of James Davis, D. S.: Wm.
Anderson, Kentucky; Robert Bruster, Kentucky; Jno. Bell, Kentucky; Jno.
Black, Kentucky; Edward Day, Rockingham; Philip Fisher, Maryland; John
Keary, Pig River; Silvinus Melba, Pig River; Geo. McNelly, Botetourt;

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John Rock, soldier; Edmund Stephens, Botetourt; James Stephens, dead;
Jacob Snowden, Carolina; Richard Collins, too poor; John McCown, too
poor; John Stunkard, James River; Joseph Thompson, Greenbrier; Jesse
Williams, Holston; Jno. Bird; Richard North, Port Ann; Arch'd Hamilton,
twice charged; Robert Boggs, Greenbrier; Jacob Coar, not found; Jno. Dove,
no distress; Jacob Lawrence, not found; John McCee, Carolina; Jno. 
Surfass, Rockingham; Robert Campbell, under age; Peter Mowra, twice
charged; Wm. Bennet, soldier; Andrew Black, Rockbridge; Cloud Bustard,
Albemarle; James Carlisle, Holston; Wm. Eastham, Rockbridge; Jacob 
Helford, Rockbridge; Geo. King, Greenbrier; Jno. King, Greenbrier; Sam'l
McGee, Holston; Jas. Ritchey, dead; Geo. Shires, Penna.; Joseph Smith,
Kentucky; Jas. Craig, Constable; Hugh McLary, twice charged; Henry
Mowra, twice charged; David Trout, New River; Wm. Wilson, Rockingham; 
Benj. Williams, too poor; Jno. Brooks; Chas. Donely, Rockingham;
Robert Alexander, not found; Chas. Carroll, not found; Patt Crawford,
not found; Robert Dunlap, not found; Jos. Kerr, not found; Robert McCully, 
not found; David Perrygrin, not found; Jas. Royall, not found; John
Sadler, Albemarle.

   Supernumeraries: Sam'l Black, Maurus Ofriel, Arch. Dickson, Jno. Atkins,
Robert Scott, Wm. Rodgers, Hugh Nelson, Jas. Cunningham, Thos. Scott,
Jno. Stuart, Alex. McKinney.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1783: John Atkins, gone to Carolina; Robert
Bruster, gone to Kentucky; John Blight, gone to Pennsylvania; James 
Carithers, gone to Pennsylvania; Arthur Conoley, gone to Kentucky; Lewis
Corsey, gone to Carolina; Benj. Crow, gone to Holston; Thos. Foster, gone
to Holston; Jacob Grass, dead; William Graham, gone to James River;
Henry Gragg, gone to Kentucky; Thomas Hughe, gone to Georgia; Wm,
Houston, dead; Wm. McCafferty, gone to Carolina; Sam'l McGee, gone to
Kentucky; James O'Briant, gone to Holston; Charles Hunt, gone to Georgia;
Daniel Gillespey, gone to Holston; Wm. McComb, gone to Holston.

   Valentine White's List of Delinquents in Second Battalion of Augusta
County, 1784: Richard Bennett, West Fork; Jacob Bennett, West Fork;
John Bennett, West Fork; Thomas Bland, West Fork; Wm. Baxter, dead;
Erwin Benston, removed; Zachariah Calloway, New River; Jno. Denniston,
Carolina; Walter Drennon, Greenbrier; James Ellis, Carolina; Jeremiah
Frame, Kentucky; Sam'l Gregory, removed; Geo. Hufman, removed; Thos.
Hicklin, Jr., Kentucky; James Hickling, Kentucky; Wm. Hickling, Kentucky; 
Wm. Jordin, dead; James Kilpatrick, removed; Andrew Kilpatrick,
removed; Wm. McCutchen, New Purchase; David Moore, removed; Hugh
McDonald, Botetourt; Aaron McCafferty. dead; John Nelson, Rockingham;
John Painter, removed; John Pullen, Kentucky; Wm. Robertson, New
River; Robert Ross, Rockbridge; Geo. Stout, French Broad; Daniel Stout,
French Broad; Francis Tackett, New River; Lewis Tackett, New River;
Thos. Wamsley, West Fork; Wm. Young, Kentucky; Jacob Bean, removed;
Moses Blackburn, Kentucky; Adam Blackburn, Kentucky; Alex. Black, Kentucky; 
Hugh Brown, French Broad; Wm. Crawford, Botetourt; Frederick
Cromete, removed; Laurence Drennon, dead; Jacob Elsworth, West Fork;
James M. Earley, Botetourt; John Gillam, Carolina; James Gregory, 
Carolina; Wm. Hawkins, Greenbrier; Jacob Hearsh, removed; John Hansberry,
removed; Widow Jewell, Carolina; John Kelly, New Purchase; John Kinkade,

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Jr., Kentucky; Alex. Lowry, Kentucky; Jno. Mullenax, Jr., dead;
Robert McMullan, Carolina; Jno. Miller, Rockingham; Henry Null, French
Broad; Jno. Moore, Rockbridge; James Peebles, Greenbrier; Chas. Ramsey,
French Broad; James Rucker, Sr., Greenbrier; Wyatt Rucker, Greenbrier;
Hezekiel Stout, New River; Sebastian Smith, Hardy County; Mark Smith,
Hardy County; Jas. Tanner, Carolina; Ralph Wilson, Greenbrier; John
Ramsey, Rockbridge.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1785; A. Mustoe's List: Geo. Myers (Big),
Greenbrier; James Peerey, Kentucky; Sam'l Trotter, Kentucky; Wm. Workman, 
Rockbridge; Jacob Carpenter, Chuckey; Geo. Shields, French Broad;
Jno. Neil, removed; Edward Erwin, Jr., Greenbrier; Alex. Malcom, Greenbrier; 
Joseph Moor, Greenbrier; Benj. Moor, Greenbrier; Benj. Moor, Sr.,
Greenbrier; Sam'l Moor, Greenbrier; Jas. Malcom, Greenbrier; Jno. Handley, 
Jr., Greenbrier; Robert McCorkle, removed; Isaac Trotter, Thos. McGregory, 
John Kerr, Rob. Bailey, David Trout; James Muncey, removed;
Sam'l Rennox, Rockbridge, Jno. Thompson, Jr., removed; Sam'l Brown,
Greenbrier; Andrew Nelson, Greenbrier; Philip Hansdle, runaway; Robert
Rayburn, Holston; Sam'l Lambe, Kentucky; Robert Stephen, removed;
Wm. Thompson, Penna.; Wm. Brown (taylor), dead; Jno. Brooks, Jr.,
Ronehoak; Wm. Hert, removed; Geo. Grear, removed; Wm. Levingston,
removed; Jno. Stunkard, Wm. Trotter, Jno. Strain, Geo. Lewis, Jacob Cox,
David Trout.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1786; Anthony Mustoe's List: Thomas 
Morgrave, removed; Wm. Williams, removed; John McCord, removed; Thos.
Parker, Knowleghucky; Jas. Shackelford, removed; Sam'l Wright, removed;
Joseph Kerr, removed; James McLoney, removed; Thomas Garwm, removed; 
John Carr, removed; Hugh Tifney, removed; Samuel Lamme, removed; 
Andrew McClure, Kentucky; Jno. Surfice, Rockingham; Thos.
Griffin, removed; Wm. Hutcheson, removed; Wm. Henderson, removed;
Wm. Brooks, removed; Wm. Brown, Kentucky; Joseph Giles, removed.

   List of Delinquents and Insolvents in the Revenue Tax for 1786 given in
by Thomas Hughart, Sheriff, in Second Battalion. These removed, viz:
Charles Ash, Jos. Bennett; Ephraim Beats, to Kentucky; Henry Baker,
John Been, Henry Casebolt; Jno. Denison, to French Broad; Francis Graham, 
to Kentucky; James Hicklen, to Kentucky; John Jordan, to Kentucky;
Andrew Moody, to Kentucky; James Lambert, Henry Morrison, John Nelson; 
Jno. Pourtlock, to Kentucky; James Rucker, Lewis Tackett, Francis
Tackett, Thos. Tackett, George Stout, Jno. Awfold, Jacob Bennett; Thos.
Bleake, to Greenbrier; Jno. Brinkely, Jno. Collins, Thos. Davis, Jacob 
Elsworth; David Gregory, to Kentucky; Wm. Hicklin, to Kentucky; Thos. Jervis;
Hennly Null, to Kentucky; Jno. Lambert; Cornelius Miller, deceased; 
Cornelius Vansdale, Wm. Robenson, Chas. Ramsey, James Tanner, Richard 
Bennett, Robert Stuart.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1790; In Vances District: Alex. Craig, Sr.,
removed to French Broad; Henry Gay, removed to French Broad; William
Gay, removed to French Broad; John Houchins, removed to Kentucky;
Robert McCreery, removed to Kentucky; Moses Houchins, removed to
Kentucky; John Meek, removed to Kentucky or French Broad; James
McCutchion, removed to French Broad; Robert McCutchen, Jr., removed
to French Broad; Mary Gregory, removed to Kentucky; Wm. McCollom,

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removed Kennaway; Moses Moore, Jr., removed to Kennaway; Charles
Miller, removed to Kentucky; Hugh McGlaughlin, removed to Kentucky;
John Mulleneux, deceased; James Symms, removed to Pendleton.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1790: Arthur Connelly, Jr., removed to
Kentucky; Wm. Edmundson, to Kentucky; Richard Jones, to Kentucky;
Ro. McKitrick, to Kentucky; Thomas Parker, to Pendleton; Joseph White,
to French Broad; Ro. Campbell, to Kentucky; Jno. Johnston, to Philadelphia; 
Jno. and Wm. Campbell, to Kentucky; William Hook, to Kentucky;
Adam Liner, to Carolina; Jacob Pearey, to Kentucky; Wm. Shackelford, to
Kentucky; Mary Stuart, to Kentucky; William Davis, to Hampshire; John
Barne, to Russell, Tenn.; Wm. Allison, to Kentucky; Joseph Beck; William
Christian, to Holstein; Robert Gibson, to Pennsylvania; Wm. Kenady, Jr.;
Sam'l Rankin, to French Broad; Zac. Taliaferro, to Amherst; Mary Teas,
to Carolina; John Waddle, to French Broad; John Waddle, Jr., to French
Broad; Peter Waddle, to French Broad; Joshua Taggart, to Kentucky;
James Hamilton, to Amherst; Squire Baldwin, to Penna.; George Cochran,
to French Broad; Cutlive Gabbert, to French Broad; John Hager; Robert
Mays, to Pennsylvania; Henry Sensebaugh, to Holston; John Sensebaugh,
to Holston; John Sterling, to Holston; James Wiley, to Holston; Thomas
Lessley, to Georgia; Harmon Lovingood, to Georgia; John Patterson, to
Long Island.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1791: William Allison, removed to Kentucky;
Sampson Allen, to Kentucky; Herman Lovingood, to Georgia; John Tennant,
in the army; Arthur Conaway, removed to Kentucky; Christopher Graham,
to Kentucky; James Knowles, to Kentucky.

   1791, Land Insolvents: Wm. Gillaspey, removed to French Broad; Thomas
McCulloch, to French Broad.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1792: George Brooks, removed to Kentucky;
Andrew Kinkead, to Kentucky; Wm. Russell, to French Broad; William
Young, to Greenbrier; Christian Pery, to Kentucky; Robert Curry, to 
Kentucky; Robert Poage, to Kentucky; Robert Young, to Kentucky; William
and Andrew Young, to Kentucky; Daniel Brown, dead; Pat. Buchanan, to
Georgia; Robert Christian, to Montgomery; James Campbell, to Penna.;
John Gregory, to Philadelphia; Daniel Kidd, to Winchester; Ephraim 
McDowell, to Scotland; Wm. McClintoc, to Kentucky; William Powers, in
army; Henry Rutter, in army; John Sterling, to French Broad; James
Bridge, Sr., to Amherst; David Boggess, dead; Luke Collins, to French
Broad; William Flenegan, in the army; Charles Hudson, to Penna.; George
Leahorn, to New River; John Kritzer, to Amherst; David Oglesby, to 
Carolina; Hugh Service, to Fredericksburg; Thomas Swain, to Philadelphia;
John Tenant, in army.

   1792, Land Insolvents: James Bready, to Amherst; William Coffey, to
Amherst.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1793: John Donnell, removed to Richmond;
Edward Harden, to Cumberland; Mathew Lindsey, to Montgomery; Christian 
Mummer, to Amherst; Philemon Richards, Sr., to Kentucky; Philemon
Richards, Jr., to Kentucky; Jacob Sensebough, to Kentucky.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1794: James Curry, removed to Kentucky;
William Henderson, to Kentucky; James Kirtland, Sr. and Jr., and Samuel
Kirtland, to Redstone; Nathaniel Kerr, to Kentucky.

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   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1795: James Bell, removed to Kentucky;
James Coalter, to Kentucky; Philip Dyer, to Kentucky; William Downey,
in the army; John Gunn, to Richmond; William Throckmorton, dead; John
Cooper, to Pendleton; Daniel Donavan, to Moorefields; Andrew Donaldson,
to Penna.; Christian Good, in the army; Richard Hays, to Kentucky; William 
Mitchell, dead; William Stogdall, in the army; John Vernum, to Georgia; 
John Beeker, inlisted; Daniel Krows, to Penna.; John Scott, to Kentucky.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1796: David Bruster, dead; Windle Bright,
removed to Georgia; John Diddy, to Montgomery; Abram Grove, to Milton;
James Huston, to Baltimore; Garland Terrell, dead; Henry Yost, to Milton;
John Ballard, to Pendleton; John Brown, to Hanover; John Deacon, to
Kentucky; Leonard Huffman, in the army; Phil Palmer, to Kentucky;
Henry Verner, to Holstein.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1797: George Givens, removed to Kentucky;
Abraham Hannah, to Kentucky; Peter Peck, to Kanorway; Christian Shurley, 
to Kentucky; John Tucker, to New Jersey; Sam'l Brown, to Penna.;
Thomas Downey, to Petersburg; William Martin, to Kentucky; Robert
Brooks, to Kentucky; James Stephenson, to Kentucky; Michael Barnet,
to western territory.; Jacob Rumbo, to Barkley; Moses Jackson, to Kentucky;
Wm. Joans, to Maryland; Geo. Kirk, to Kentucky; Charles Puff, to French
Broad; John Edmonds, to western territory.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1798: Wm. Calbreath, removed to Powell's
Valley; James Chesnutt, dead; Daniel Dilman, removed to Franklin County;
Richard Ervin, to Kentucky; Mary and Margaret Ervin, to Kentucky;
Wm. Ervin, son of Samuel, to Kentucky; Thos. Henning, to Kenowha; Wm.
Jones, to Maryland; Robert Kirk, to Kentucky; Edward Luffler, to New
River; John Martin, to French Broad; George Surface, to New River;
George Stophel, to Maryland; Peter Trorebough, to Penna.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1799: John Abney, removed to Green River;
Wm. King, Preacher; Capt. John McCutchen, removed to Tennessee; Oliver
Miller, Soldier; Michael Brooner, removed to Kentucky; Jacob Barrier, to
New River; Wm. Crawford (S. R.), to French Broad; Philip Smith, to
Amherst; Daniel Womelsdorf, to Albemarle; Wm. Blair, Jr., to Alleghany;
Thos. Chinn, to Kentucky; Garland Lively, to Louisa; Nicholas Spring, Sr.,
to Tennessee.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1800: Jno. Allison (L. Meadow), removed
over the mountain; Jacob Akhart, over the mountain; Bryan Richart, over
the mountain; Wm. Blair, Jr., to Redstone; Frederick Crone, to French
Broad; Lawrence Croan, to French Broad; George Croan, to French Broad;
Jno. Gardiner, to backwoods; Adam Louks, deceased; Michael Lindsay, to
Shenandoah; James Miller, to Shenandoah; Wm. Miller, to Shenandoah;
John McKee, to Shenandoah; Michael McMullen, to Amherst; George Poff,
to French Broad; Peter Poff, to French Broad; Samuel Steele, to Kentucky;
Michael Campbell, to Kentucky; Michael Clinefelter, dead; Jno. Culp, over
the mountain; Ralph Duddleson, to Chillacothy; Jno. French; James Garner,
over the mountain; Jacob Lefler, to the backwoods; David Lefler, to the
backwoods; Christian Michael, to French Broad; Fredrick Michael, to
French Broad; Jacob Michael, to French Broad; Peter Powlas, to the 
backwoods; Jno. Rinsberger, to Tennessee; Sam'l Sumerville, to Kinnaway; 
Jno. Shilling, to Round Oak; Jno. Courtney, to Richmond.

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   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1801: George Argenbright, removed to 
Tennessee; Joseph Blackwood, to Kentucky; Wm. Carson, to Kentucky; Wm.
Clark (att'y), to Amherst; Michael Campbell, to Kentucky; Solomon Cloyd,
to Kentucky; Wm. Donaldson, to Tennessee; John Deary, to Shenando;
Thos. Frazer, to Kenhawa; Frederick Hawk, to Kentucky; Frederick Myers,
to Tennessee; Henry Myers, to Tennessee; Wm. and James Poage, to
Kentucky; George Right, to Kentucky; Joseph Smith, to Tennessee; Sam'l
Stuart, to Tennessee; Thos. Spears, to Kentucky; John Weaver, to 
Tennessee; Searight Woods, to Tennessee; Hugh Woods, to Tennessee.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1801; Second District: Austin Bowler, re
moved to Amherst; Fred Baker, to Monroe; Wm. Finley, to Kentucky;
Ralph Duddleson, to North West Territory; Abner Griffith, towards 
Carolina; Adam Garman, to the backwoods; Sam'l Huff, to New River; John
Hurt, to French Broad; John Law, deceased; Wm. McGinnis, to western
country; Edward Nickin, to Redstone; Jas. Stephenson, to Monroe; Jas.
Smith (at Patton's), to Redstone; Leonard Tanner, to French Broad; Tobias
Tanner, to French Broad; Wm. Blair, to Kanawha; Fred Croan, to Tennessee; 
Wm. Crosty, to Tennessee; Garland Limby, to Orange; Henry Miser,
to Chilecothy; Philip Rymel, to western country; Adam Shown, to Shenandoah; 
Jas. Siddens, to French Broad; David Tanner, to French Broad.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1801; James Ramsey's List of Insolvents:
Robert Allison, removed; Abraham Ailstock, to Bath; Peter Heroff, to the
west country; Sarah Hays, to Greenbrier; John Hollis, to Greenbrier; Peter
Janawine, to Kentucky; Palsher King, to Kentucky; David Kershner, to
Tennessee; Andrew Mynes, to Greenbrier; John Noles, to Pendleton; Moses
Russell, to the Ohio; Charles Russell, to the Ohio; Thomas Sawyers, to.
Kentucky.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1802; in the First District: Mich. Campbell,
removed to Kentucky; James Calleson, Jr., to Kentucky; Wm. Donaldson,
to Kentucky; Benj. Doyle, to Kentucky; Richard Davis, to Norfolk; John
Jack, removed; Stewart Kennedy, removed; John King, removed; Peter
Kerns, removed; John McKnight, removed; James McKnight, removed;
Alex. McKee, removed; Wm. Morrison, removed; Andrew Morter, removed; 
James Peary, removed to Tennessee; John Shields, to Kentucky;
Peter Simpson, to Kentucky; Archibald Rhea, to Kentucky; William Rhea,
Jr., to Kentucky.

   1802: Thomas Caldwell, removed to Cumberland; Thomas Fulton, Jr.,
to Charlestown; James Kennady, to Penna.; Frederick Baker, to Monroe
County; Isaac Carson, to Kentucky; James Henton, to Holstein; David
Laird, to Kentucky; James Procter, to French Broad; Jno. Sherfig, to 
Backwoods; Nicholas Watkins, to Northward; John Bready, enlisted; Robert
Elliott, dead; Nicholas Isenbarger, to Holstein; Wm. Ralston (son to
Samuel), to Kentucky; George Tanner, to Georgia; David Tanner, to
Georgia.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1803: Robert Alfred, removed to Shenandoah; 
John Hervey, to Monroe; Peter Haney, to Monroe; Jno. Pierey, Jr.,
to Monroe; Wm. Smith, I think drowned; James Craige, Jr., to Kentucky;
John McClure, to Kentucky; Armstrong Rankin, dead; Wm. Stephenson,
to Monroe; Thos. Warder, to Monroe; Wm. Young, to Monroe.

   1803, First District: James Bishop, removed to Amherst; Samuel Bell,.

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to Tennessee; Mary Jones, dead; James Moore, to Tennessee; Jacob Wills,
dead; David Bratton, to Kentucky; John Brown, to Kentucky; Jesse Minter,
to Sweet Springs; Samuel Spear, to Kentucky.

   Insolvents and Delinquents, 1804; First District: James Campbell, Jr.,
removed to Tennessee; Jacob Keny (sadler), to Tennessee; Henry Lotts,
to Kentucky; Jacob Olinger, to Tennessee; Robert Poage, first to Kentucky,
now in Rockbridge; Henry Reed, to Tennessee; Jno. Shyrigh, to Amherst;
James Williams, to Penna.; Wm. Adair, Jr., to Kentucky; Kitty Ferns, to
Tennessee; Samuel Logan, dead; Mac Mondy, to Tennessee; John Purris,
to Tennessee; Alex. Stuart, Jr., to Pendleton; Lewy, or Levi, Smith, to
Tennessee; Adam Wiseman, to Tennessee.

   1804, Second District: Toney Mitchell, dead.



                                 TITHABLES.

   Tithables, 1781; William McPheeters's List: Capt. James Bell, Samuel
Bell, Sampson Sawyers, Jeremiah Freel, Jno. Young, Geo. Rhimor, Thomas
Brown, Nicholas Leek, Francis Garner, Sr., James Hamilton, Jacob Bailor,
Wm. Bell, Wm. Hanley, James Peerey, David Jackson, Wm. McCutchan,
Wm. Sprowl, John Ott, Jno. McCutchan, Robert McChesney, Samuel Logan, 
Richard McConnal, Simon Carson, Thos. Rickets, Wm. Thompson,
Jno. Kirkpatrick, James McNabb, Thomas Nelson, David Steel, Richard
Graves, James Ewing, David Cail, Sr., Jno. Sharp, Sr., James McCleery,
John Crawford, James Bell, Jno. Moffett, Wm. Brown, Jacob Kerpenter,
Wm. Sterrot, Hugh Brown, Robert Rennick, Robert Brown, Michael McClure, 
Joseph Gerrison, John Scott, Joseph Trotter, Jno. McPheeters, Charles
Berry, Thomas Mines, Jno. Cunningham, James Sprowl, Jno. McKemey,
John Logan, Henry Minger, Samuel Clark, Edward Barker, Samuel Kowan,
Thomas Eger, Joseph Blair, Jno. Williams, James Gilmore, Sr., Samuel
Steel, Jno. Phillips, Benj. Brown, Wm. Burges, Walter Trimble, Geo.
Keller, Robt. Trimble, Samuel Gray, John Joanes, Francis Garner, Jr., Alex.
McKee, Geo. Curry, Samuel Lowrey, Geo. Peerey, John Peerey, Capt.
Samuel McCutchan, Robert Cooper, Joseph Alexander, Robert McKnit,
Wm. Usher, George Burton, Thos. Baird, James Clark, Thomas Hinds,
Samuel Rusk, Samuel McCutchan, David Cunningham, James Ford,
Wm. Ledgerwood, Thomas McNutt, Wm. Springate, Geo. Palmore, Jno.
Jackson, Wm. Berry, Nicholas Vininger, James Gregory, Benj. Brown,
Daniel Freel, James Brown, Jacob Deford, Samuel Brown, James Riddan,
Benj. Joanes, Joseph Riddenhouse, James Trimble, John Clark, Wm. Cail,
Geo. Berry, Wm. McPheeters, Francis Hull, Wm. Fultain, Robert Rush,
Jacob Patton, Thomas Rankin, Robert Harris, Samuel McCutchan, Wm.
Woods, James Rowan, Robert Bell, Capt. Jno. Cunningham, Mathew Wilson, 
Jno. Workman, James Gilmore, Jr., Arthur Hamilton, John Hamilton,
James Trotter, Sr., Jno. Sharp, Wm. Shields, Sr., Wm. Scott, Coonrod
Slusher, Jacob Nightover, Robert Wallace, Wm. Bell, Jno. Brown, James
Cunningham, Samuel Haws, Frederick Fisher, Benj. Finley, Robert Commings,
Elizabeth Stuart, Wm. Hamilton, Frances Haywood, Wm. McClintock, 
Jno. Hanley, Michael Coulter, Jno. Trimble, Jno. Summers, Ulrick
Fulwader, Isaac Mines, Jacob Fulwader, James Conningham, Geo. Jameson,

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