FARMER, Lynn Edward {I42} (b. 12 NOV 1947)

Given Name: Lynn Edward

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

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Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Retirement: Date: 1 Nov ,1996 from IBM with 30 years

Occupation: Systems Programer IBM
Date: Oct 1966 thru Nov 1, 1996

Occupation: Professional Photographer
Date: FEB 1993
Place: Lebanon, KY

Occupation: Photographer
Place: Lebanon, KY

Given Name: Karen Gay

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Given Name: Ruth Aileen

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Death: 21 JUN 1998 Marion Co., KY

Burial: Muldraugh Hill Bapt Ch Cem, Marion Co., KY

Given Name: Helen Esther

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Given Name: Mary Frances

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Given Name: James Alfred

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Event: Type: Stillborn
Date: 14 FEB 1918

Death: 14 FEB 1918 Taylor Co., KY

Burial: Brookside Cem., Campbellsville, Taylor Co., KY

Given Name: Thomas

Note: So far the link to the early Miskell family of Richmond Co., Va. hasnot been found but Thomas Miskell's birth and his parents arerecorded in the Register of North Farnham Parish in Richmond Co.,Va. I believe Thomas is a descendant of this family. The firstknown ancestor of this family was William Miskell, Sr. ofRichmond Co., Va. whose death is shown in the North Farnham ParishRegister, 1672-1800, as having "departed this life March 23,1720". He married Elizabeth Jeffery, daughter of Edward Jeffery andElizabeth (Willson) Jeffery. Elizabeth Jeffery is mentioned in thewill of her grandfather, Henry Willson, probated inRappahannock Co., March 10, 1688, as follows: "to my fourgrandchildren, Will, Thomas, Prudence and Elizabeth Jeffrey,
sons and daughters of Edward Jeffery and his wife Elizabeth, fourtwo-year old heifers to be paid to them when they come of age; tograndsons Will and Thomas Jeffery land called "Willsons Quarters"containing 415 acres next to Col. Griffin. Henry Willsonpatented 450 acres in what is now Richmond Co., June 15, 1664, fortransportation of 9 persons including his wife Sarah and daughterElizabeth Wilson.

Charles Miskell was probably a grandson of William Miskell.
Children of William Miskell, Sr:
1. William, Jr. died August 30, 1715
2. Thomas died Feb. 20, 1718
3. Charles died May 20 1719
4. John born Feb. 6, 1714
5. George born Nov. 12, 1716
6. Henry born ca. 1703 married Winifred Brockenbrough
7. Jonathan

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Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Occupation: stonemason

Death: Lincoln Co., KY

Given Name: John

Note: The ancestors of John Hazard have been compiled usingregisters, marriage and wills of North Farnham Parish; RichmondCo., Va. This family appears to have lived in the North Farnham areasince the early 1700's.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Event: Type: Military
Date: Rev. War
Note:
JOHN HAZARD (1740-1822)

Clark's Illinois Regiment - Virginia State Troops


John was born 13 January 1740 on the family farm in
North Furnam Parish of Richmond County, Virginia. His
father, Henry, had been born in Richmond County in 1713,
and his grandfather, John, had been born there in 1693.

On 6 June 1762, when he was 22 years old, John married a
Richmond County girl, Judith Hanks. Her aunt, Nancy, was
the mother of Abraham Lincoln. John and Judith had eight
children. Three of them, all boys, were born in Virginia.
Before 1777 the Hazards and their sons moved to what is
now Taylor County, Kentucky, where the first of their five
daughters was born in 1777, the year Kentucky was
recognized as a county in Virginia. In 1780, when he was
40 years old, John enlisted in Colonel George Rogers
Clark's Illinois Regiment of Virginia State Troops.

In 1777-1779 Clark, a Virginia surveyor, who was a
lieutenant colonel in the Virginia militia, had commanded
an expeditionary force in the Northwest Territory. For the
first two years of the Revolutionary War, American frontier
settlements in the Ohio River Valley had suffered from
Indian attacks. Clark and his men came down the Ohio
River from Fort Pitt and established a base on Corn Island
,at the Falls of the Ohio (modern Louisville) .From there
they fought the British and Indians in Indiana and Illinois
and are credited with saving the Northwest Territory for
the Americans.

John's military records indicate he enlisted 28 March 1880
and served in Captain Robert George's company of
artillery from that date to 3 December 1781. For this
period of 20 months and six days, John was paid $8.33 per
month, a total of $168+

John's company transported guns, cannon and wagons. He
was listed as a mattross--a gunner's mate who helped
load, fire and sponge the guns--and rose to the rank of
sergeant.

The last entry on John's military records was on 1 Sep
ember 1782 when his name appears on a muster roll of
Capt. George's company of artillery at Fort Nelson,
Kentucky.

After his military service, John returned to Woodford
County, Kentucky, where he lived until his death at the
age of 82 on 18 August 1822.

(Note: Lincoln County was created from Kentucky County
inVirginia in1780. Green County was created from Lincoln
and Nelson counties in 1792. Taylor County was created
from Green County in1848.)

John's second daughter, Nancy, who had been born in
Woodford County about 1779, had married Thomas
Miskell, a stonemason, on 7 August 1811inLincoln County.

The Miskells had 11 children. One of them was Amanda,
who was born 18 March 1821in Green County, Kentucky.
She married George Washington Shipp on 25 March 1841
and died in 1870 in Taylor County, Kentucky. She was the
ancient grandmother of the compiler of this journal.

Virginia
Death: 18 AUG 1822 in Woodford Co., Kentucky
Event: Military 1780/81 Clark's Illinois Regiment of VirginiaState Troops
Note:


In 1780, when he was 40 years old, John Hazard enlisted inColonel
George Rogers Clark's Regiment of Virginia State Troops. heserved in
Capt. Robert George's company of artillery.

John's company transported guns, cannon and wagons. He waslisted as t
mattross- a gunners mate who helped load, fire and spongethe guns. He
rose to the rank of sergeant.

The last entry on John's military records was on 1 September1782 when
his name appears on a muster roll of Capt. George's companyat Fort
Nelson, KY.

After his military service, John returned to his home inWoodford
County, KY, where he lived until his death at the age of 82on 18 August
1822.

- John Hazard listed among Revolutionary Soldiers fromVirginia.
George Rogers Clark and His Men, Military Records 1778-1784,
compiled by Margery Harding, published by KentuckyHistorical Society,
Frankfort KY.

Event: Martin Hazard Bible
Type: Misc
Note:
THE STORY OF THE MARTIN HAZARD BIBLE

Nancy Hazard's brother, Martin, purchased a Bible iin 1806.
In addition to recording family births. entries record the"shaking of the
earth" - the New Madrid earthquake which occurred fromDecember 15,
1811 to February 7, 1812.
The original Bible is still intact and in possession of arelative, A.E.
Gallagher, Mexico, MO.
The Bible was damaged by a tornado and exposed to theelements before
being found by a neighbor. It was handed down from MartinHazard to
William, his son; to James Martin, his son, to Frank, hisyoungest son,
then to Mr. Gallagher, Frank's great nephew.
***
The
NEW TESTAMENT
of our
Lord and Savior
JESUS CHRIST
Translated
Out Of The Original Greek
By the Special Command
of King James I of England
***
Printed by Matthew Carey
Philadelphia. 1802

John Hazard was born January 13, 1740.
Judith Hazard was born May 17, 1744.
Judith Hazard departed this life August 18,1822.
Lewis Hazard departed this life August17, 1838, being
Job B. Brumfield departed this life June 3, 1839. Priscilla(Walker)
Hazard departed this life 6 June 1846. Martin Hazarddeparted this life
24 December 1855. William Hazard, his son, departed thislife 13 August
1859. Martin Hazard was born 15 November 1764.
Priscilla Hazard his wife, was born 2 July 1770.
William their son was born 4 August 1793.
Bettsy their daughter was born 23 August 1795. Nancy wasborn 22 July
1798.
Lewis was born 12 August 1800.
John was born 12 November 1802.
James was born l Feb 1805 and departed this life on 27August 1845.
Maryan Hazard was born 25 August 1821.
James Martin Hazard was born 12 July 1823.
Henry W. Hazard was born 24 April 1825.
Nancy Jane was born 15 June 1827.
Bettsy T. Hazard was born 16 March 1835.
Thomas Hays was born 8 March 1842.
Bettsy Hazard was married to Wm. Turner l March 1815.
Harriet their daughter was born 3 November 1816.
Pattsy their daughter was born 27 December 18
William L. Turner was born 31 October 1822.
Marvin Turner was born 27 October 1827.
Francis M. Turner departed this life 27 January 1829.
Betsy Turner departed this life 3 March 1832 being 36 years,6 months,
24 days old.
M. Elizabeth Lively was born 1 February 1836.
Nancy Lively was born 29 April 1840.
William Lively was born 29 April 1843.
Jas. B. Brumfield was born 3 November1826.
Priscilla Brumfield was born 3 May 1829..
William Hayes was born 5 March 1847.
Henry _____Hayes was born 6 March 18__.
Melinda was born 19 December 1831 and departed this life 22January
1852.
_____y was born 20 day July 1835.
Wyat was born 21 July 1837.
George Washington was born 21 March 1839.
______was born 6 February 1841.
Nelson was born 3 May 1841.
Nancy was born 3 February 1844.Chapman was born 3 May 1844.
Martha was born 22 July 1835.
Mary Jane was born 31 August 1837.

(FAMILY SLAVES)
@@@@@@ Priscilla Brumfield
$$$
________________________-
Robt. Lively was born 24 December 1847.
_____, Frances Hazard was born 9 January 1848.
=Martha Lively was born 19 February 1849.
Sarah Lively was born 9 May 1850.
----
Nancy Brumfield departed this life 22 March 1875

THESE NOTES WERE ALSO WRITTEN IN THE BIBLE:

The cold Fryday was the 13th of February 1806.
The Collery began in 1832 and continued through 1833.
The 7th day of Febr 1835 was very cold.
The year 1839 was the dry year.
The 14th day of June was the great storm, and the 26 was thegreat rain
and fresh? and on the 11th of July another larger andhigher.
The 3rd day of Feb.1847 being Sunday was the first shakeingof the
earth and it continued on at times till the 7th of Feb. 1812when a very
great one was and several small ones and the next nightanother not
much less and some small ones.
The big snow fell the 14th of Jany 1831.
The cold winter was 1843 and continued till the last ofMarch, cold and
the earth covered with snow.
May the 3rd day 1851 was the great frost.
May the 4 day 1907 was frost and ice.

###

Christening: Richmond Co., VA

Death: 18 AUG 1822 Woodford Co., KY

Given Name: Judith

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Death: 13 MAY 1820 Woodford Co., KY

Given Name: Nancy

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Death: 1870 Taylor Co., KY

Burial: probably Miskell Cemetery in Taylor Co., KY

Given Name: Martin W.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Event: Type: Military
Date: Continental Army
Note: JOHN HAZARD'S SON

FOLLOWS DAD INTO ARMY


John and Judith Hazard's first-born son, Martin, was
17-years-old when, in 1781, he enlisted in the Continental
Army. Like his father, Martin had been born in North
Farnam Parish, Richmond County, Virginia. He was the
first of three Hazard sons to be born in Virginia before the
family migrated before 1777 to Kentucky.

Martin was born November 15, 1774, William on May 7,
1770, and Henry on December 18, 1775. Martin's military
and pension records state that he "entered the army as a
private in 1781 as a substitute for his father."

He served in a Virginia militia company commanded by
Captain George Cison and was in Richmond, where he
helped guard property and water craft. Martin was
discharged at Little York, then re-enlisted in Captain
Samuel Fontheroy's company.

On October 27, 1792, he married Priscilla Walker in
Woodford County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of
Henry Walker of Virginia, another Revolutionary War
soldier. Martin and Priscilla had six children - three boys
and three girls. In 1798 he purchased land from Captain
Joseph Richerson on Robinson Creek in the Elkhorn
community of what is now Taylor County. As early as 1814
he owned a lot on Main Street in Campbellsville.

Martin Hazard lived to be 91. He died on Christmas Eve,
1855, and was buried somewhere between Weanter
Branch and Robinson Creek. His wife, Priscilla, preceded
him in death at the age of 76 on January 6, 1846 in Taylor
County.

-DAR Patriot Index, Third Supplement, 1976.
-Green County, Kentucky, Deed Book One, page 254.
-Green County, Kentucky, Deed Book Four, page 103.
- National Archives Pension #R 13344.
-Taylor County, Kentucky, Deed Book One, page 486.
-Taylor County, Kentucky, Deed Book One, page 67

Given Name: William

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Given Name: Henry Harper

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Death: 1825 Woodford Co., KY

Given Name: Judith

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Bas Mitzvah: Date: 1777
Place: Woodford Co., KY

Given Name: Ellen B.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Given Name: Leonard Willie

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Note: 8. Leonard Willie Farmer born 3 October 1911. Leonard died 22 August1934.Married Rena Berdine Oliver. Rena died 1 March 1981.

Children of Leonard and Rena:

a. Vera Dean FARMER

Event: Died of Spinal Meningitis
Type: Misc

Death: 22 AUG 1934

Given Name: Lucy

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Given Name: Elizabeth

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Given Name: James

Note: From "Early Taylor County History". 1941. Published by "The NewsJournal"

Deed Book No. 1

"We, the undersigned, Commissioners Appointed by the Hon. TaylorCounty Court, at the Februray term, 1852 to lay off, set apart &allotted unto Mary Farmer her right of Dower in the estate of herDec'd Husband, James Farmer, met upon the premisises on the 21st dayof April, 1853, and proceeded to perform the duties required andassigned us to do in said Order, first being duly sworn. We find thetract to contain one hundred and twenty acres upon which James Farmerlived & died. out of which we allotted unto the widow, Mary Farmer,fourty-five acres in the Southwestern corner of said tract and boundedas follows, viz:

"Beginning at a poplar in the J.W. COLVIN's line, thense with a lineof Daniel Hubbard S 82, W 106 poles to a stake in said corner toSamuel Farmer, thense with this line, N 7, W corner, thense N 69 1-2,W 76 poles to a stake in th COLVIN's line, thense with the same. S 16,W 90 poles to the beginning. Which we think is equal to one-third ofsaid land in value and qunatity as wel as quality. All of which werespectfully report to the Hon. Taylor Co. Court. Given under ourhands, the day written above.
(Signed) A.F. Gowdy
James CAULK
Josiah Brockman, Commissioners

County Clerk's Certificate:

"At a County Court, commenced and held for Taylor County, in the townof Campbellsville, on the 9th day of May 1853, the foregoing report ofthe allotment of Dower to May Fary, was presented into open Court, thesame being exaimened by the Court, was confined and ordered to record.Whereupon, the same, and this Certificate are duley recorded in myoffice. Given under my hand this June 9 1853.

A.F. Gowdy, County Clerk"

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Death: BEF 1850 KY

Given Name: Samuel

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Title: BROCKMAN'S SCRAPBOOK
Author: William Everett Brockman
Publication: 1952

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Imported GEDCOM file
Title: Imported GEDCOM file

Note: died from flux

Death: 25 JUL 1855 Taylor Co., KY