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Bookmark or Share- Re: JACOB DRENNEN of Nicholas - Genealogy.comIn 1772 plaintiff was at Greenbrier and met Walter Drinnen, who claimed he had title to the place on Tyger's Valley which Nicholas Nutt had settled and lived on two years until he was driven away by Indians. Nutt had sold land to Jacob Marlin, father-in-law to Drinnen. Walter was old and infirm.---Record dated 1784.
- Cassie Ann Moore daughter of A - Genealogy.comBy Vicki Haun May 03, 2003 at 08:35:56. Does anyone have any information on Cassie AnnMoore born 1862 died 1934.She was the daughter of Andrew Jackson Moore and Rachel Metcalf.Cassie was my great great grandmother. I can't seem to get past her father and mother in my direct line, and have no names for other children in the family.Cassie married ...
- James "Big" Bratton (PA) and W - Genealogy.comThe last time Wallace appears in Greenbriar is on 13 Dec. 1798. Wallace was granted a patent for one moiety of a parcel of 1000 ac. by survey dated 11 Aug 1788 on 13 Dec. 1798 in Greenbrier Co., VA (VA Land Office, Patents & Grants Pat. Bk. 42, p. 28). James and Wallace Bratten appear on a tax list in 1792 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
- Kincaid family of West Virgini - Genealogy.comOf John Osborn) on 3-13-1802, Greenbrier Co. (W)VA.,We are descended from the Mary Tincher union.Samuel had two sons he named Thomas, one from each marriage.The eldest was known as “MOUNTAIN TOM” (our ancestor) and the younger was known as “King Tom.”Other children with Mary Tincher include Matthew, John, and Samuel Jr.Other children ...
- Re: McMillions of Greenbrier C - Genealogy.comMany of the ancestors in my direct line are buried in other cemetaries in northern Greenbrier County. My father Hylton McMillion who along with my mother is still living (in Pocahontas County, WV, north of Greenbrier) was born at Fitzwater Branch in northern Greenbrier County, perhaps 10 miles or so from where the earliest McMillions settled in ...
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