Casey County, KY, Marriage Records, Book 1, Page 11: Samuel Hatter to Sally (Wright) Stokes, widow of Joel Stokes, 21 July 1816.
Sally Ann Wright was married first to Joel A. Stokes in 1797 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
Joel Stokes died in 1809.
Sally Ann Wright was the daughter of John Wright and Avarilla Hardin.
Marriages of Pittsylvania County, VA, 1767-1805, p. 98: 28 June 1781, John Wright and Avey Hardin. Married by Rev. John Bailey.
Will of John Wright, Lincoln Co. KY, 26 June 1805, Will Book C, p. 9: wife, Avy Wright; daughter, Sally Stokes; executors, Avy Wright and Joel Stokes; witnesses, Reuben Bailey, Samuel Coleman, Abraham Kendrick.
Avarilla Hardin Wright was the daughter of Henry Hardin and wife Judith of Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Abstracts of Pittsylvania VA Wills 1767-1820, p. 81: Last will & testament of Henry Hardin names wife Judith and nine children, including daughter Avarillah Wright. Henry died about 1796/1797.
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Samuel Hatter was the son of John Matthew Hatter and Mary Coleman of Nelson County, Virginia. John M. Hatter's will dated 21 June 1819, proved 28 August 1820 in Nelson Co., VA., recorded in Will Book B, pp115-116. Will names wife Mary and children Benjamin, John, Samuel, Joseph, Jesse and other children unnamed.
Mary Hatter is named in will of her father James Coleman, and John Hatter is one of the executors. James Coleman's will proved Albemarle Co. VA, September 1796.
Contributor: Shirley (50094887)
Sally Ann Wright was married first to Joel A. Stokes in 1797 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
Joel Stokes died in 1809.
Sally Ann Wright was the daughter of John Wright and Avarilla Hardin.
Marriages of Pittsylvania County, VA, 1767-1805, p. 98: 28 June 1781, John Wright and Avey Hardin. Married by Rev. John Bailey.
Will of John Wright, Lincoln Co. KY, 26 June 1805, Will Book C, p. 9: wife, Avy Wright; daughter, Sally Stokes; executors, Avy Wright and Joel Stokes; witnesses, Reuben Bailey, Samuel Coleman, Abraham Kendrick.
Avarilla Hardin Wright was the daughter of Henry Hardin and wife Judith of Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Abstracts of Pittsylvania VA Wills 1767-1820, p. 81: Last will & testament of Henry Hardin names wife Judith and nine children, including daughter Avarillah Wright. Henry died about 1796/1797.
Contributor: Shirley (50094887)
Samuel Hatter was the son of John Matthew Hatter and Mary Coleman of Nelson County, Virginia. John M. Hatter's will dated 21 June 1819, proved 28 August 1820 in Nelson Co., VA., recorded in Will Book B, pp115-116. Will names wife Mary and children Benjamin, John, Samuel, Joseph, Jesse and other children unnamed.
Mary Hatter is named in will of her father James Coleman, and John Hatter is one of the executors. James Coleman's will proved Albemarle Co. VA, September 1796.
Contributor: Shirley (50094887)
Casey County, KY, Marriage Records, Book 1, Page 11: Samuel Hatter to Sally (Wright) Stokes, widow of Joel Stokes, 21 July 1816.
Sally Ann Wright was married first to Joel A. Stokes in 1797 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
Joel Stokes died in 1809.
Sally Ann Wright was the daughter of John Wright and Avarilla Hardin.
Marriages of Pittsylvania County, VA, 1767-1805, p. 98: 28 June 1781, John Wright and Avey Hardin. Married by Rev. John Bailey.
Will of John Wright, Lincoln Co. KY, 26 June 1805, Will Book C, p. 9: wife, Avy Wright; daughter, Sally Stokes; executors, Avy Wright and Joel Stokes; witnesses, Reuben Bailey, Samuel Coleman, Abraham Kendrick.
Avarilla Hardin Wright was the daughter of Henry Hardin and wife Judith of Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Abstracts of Pittsylvania VA Wills 1767-1820, p. 81: Last will & testament of Henry Hardin names wife Judith and nine children, including daughter Avarillah Wright. Henry died about 1796/1797.
Contributor: Shirley (50094887)
Samuel Hatter was the son of John Matthew Hatter and Mary Coleman of Nelson County, Virginia. John M. Hatter's will dated 21 June 1819, proved 28 August 1820 in Nelson Co., VA., recorded in Will Book B, pp115-116. Will names wife Mary and children Benjamin, John, Samuel, Joseph, Jesse and other children unnamed.
Mary Hatter is named in will of her father James Coleman, and John Hatter is one of the executors. James Coleman's will proved Albemarle Co. VA, September 1796.
Contributor: Shirley (50094887)
Sally Ann Wright was married first to Joel A. Stokes in 1797 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
Joel Stokes died in 1809.
Sally Ann Wright was the daughter of John Wright and Avarilla Hardin.
Marriages of Pittsylvania County, VA, 1767-1805, p. 98: 28 June 1781, John Wright and Avey Hardin. Married by Rev. John Bailey.
Will of John Wright, Lincoln Co. KY, 26 June 1805, Will Book C, p. 9: wife, Avy Wright; daughter, Sally Stokes; executors, Avy Wright and Joel Stokes; witnesses, Reuben Bailey, Samuel Coleman, Abraham Kendrick.
Avarilla Hardin Wright was the daughter of Henry Hardin and wife Judith of Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Abstracts of Pittsylvania VA Wills 1767-1820, p. 81: Last will & testament of Henry Hardin names wife Judith and nine children, including daughter Avarillah Wright. Henry died about 1796/1797.
Contributor: Shirley (50094887)
Samuel Hatter was the son of John Matthew Hatter and Mary Coleman of Nelson County, Virginia. John M. Hatter's will dated 21 June 1819, proved 28 August 1820 in Nelson Co., VA., recorded in Will Book B, pp115-116. Will names wife Mary and children Benjamin, John, Samuel, Joseph, Jesse and other children unnamed.
Mary Hatter is named in will of her father James Coleman, and John Hatter is one of the executors. James Coleman's will proved Albemarle Co. VA, September 1796.
Contributor: Shirley (50094887)
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