Judy's Ancestors

Joseph Cabell

M, #1076, b. 19 September 1732, d. 1 March 1798

Burgess from Buckingham, 1768-1771; Burgess from Amherst, 1774, Member of the Convention from Amherst, 1775-1776; Representative from Buckingham to the House of Delegates, 1780-1781; commanded the Buckingham County Militia during the Revoutionary War.

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Father	William Cabell (b. between 9 March 1699 and 1700, d. 12 April 1774)
Mother	Elizabeth Burks (b. 1705, d. 21 September 1756)

Misc	20 May 1762	Married Paulina JORDAN. Paulina JORDAN, d. 31st July, 1781, dau of Col. Samuel JORDAN and by her had issue.¹
Misc	19 July 1787	Married Elizabeth Brierton JONES, who d.s.p. 16th October, 1802.¹

Father	Robert Jopling (b. 1593, d. 1645)
Mother	Margaret Hutton

Daughter	Jane Jopling (b. 1656, d. 1658)
Daughter	Mary Jopling (b. 1658)
Son	William Jopling (b. 1662, d. 1746)
Son	Arthur Jopling (b. 1664, d. 1737)
Son	Thomas Jopling (b. 22 January 1667, d. 1 December 1728)
Daughter	Ann Jopling (b. 1671)
Son	Ralph Jopling+ (b. 10 February 1674, d. 1720)

Birth	1630	In Durham, England.¹
Marriage	19 April 1653	In Brancepeth, County Durham, England, United Kingdom.²
Death	26 June 1728	At age ~98 in Durham, England.

Misc		Children. There are 12 children listed on familysearch.org. I only include my ancestor and one other that had an interesting record.
Misc		Parents: Father Robert.¹
Residence	1678	In Durham, England.³

Father	John Moberly (b. 1657, d. 12 February 1728)
Mother	Ann (b. 1666, d. 1708)

Son	Captain Thomas Joplin+ (b. May 1708, d. 1 September 1789)
Son	Sargeant Ralph Jopling (b. 1720, d. 1791)

Birth	1692	In Anne Arundel County, Maryland, British America.
Marriage	1708	In Henrico County, Virginia, British America. No evidence of this marriage. Other women are proposed including Catherine Holman Trotter (Trottier) and Elizabeth Ferguson. Familysearch has his wife as Elizabeth Ferguson.
Death	1740	At age ~48 in Henrico, Virginia, British America.

Birth	7 December 1632	In Brancepeth, Durham, England.¹
Marriage	19 April 1653	In Brancepeth, County Durham, England, United Kingdom.²
Death	September 1702	At age 69 in Durham, England.

Father	Captain Thomas Joplin (b. May 1708, d. 1 September 1789)
Mother	Hannah Freeman (b. about 1710, d. 10 August 1789)

Birth	29 October 1750¹
Death	18 August 1803	At age 52.¹

Misc		Parents: Thomas Joplin. A James Joplin is named in the will of Thomas Joplin b 1708.¹
Misc		Married Martha.
Misc	3 October 1735	Named in grandfather Freeman's will. [He must be the eldest son to receive property from his grandfather.]²

Son	James Holman+ (b. about 1660, d. before 1706)
Son	William Holman (b. 1660, d. 1678)

Misc		Wife-. Some people say his wife was Jane Hatcher, daughter of William Hatcher, but I see no sign of that marriage or that William had a daughter named Jane. Most people who have a daughter Jane for him have her marrying someone else.
Immigration	1678	Barbados. Is James the son of James or John? Are there two James or not? Which James immigrated?¹
Immigration	1684	Virginia, British America.²

Father	James Holman (b. about 1660, d. before 1706)
Mother	Sarah Miller (b. about 1670, d. 8 November 1764)

Son	James D. Holman (b. 1715, d. 1761)
Daughter	Susannah Holman (b. 15 August 1721, d. 1761)
Daughter	Judith Holman (b. 27 November 1725)
Son	William Holman (b. 1731)

Birth	1691	In James River Parish, Henrico, Virginia, British America.
Marriage	1714	In St. James Parish, Goochland, Virginia, British America.
Death	1759	At age ~68.

Military	between 1730 and 1740	Captain of the Virginia Militia.¹
Property	14 July 1735	On 14 July 1735 in Goochland County, British America.²
Occupation	between 1736 and 1740	Burgess in Goochland County, British America.³
Misc	12 June 1759	Funeral in Goochland County, British America.⁴

Father	Robert Davis (b. about 1707, d. 18 May 1780)
Mother	Jane ("Jenny") Joplin (b. about 1732)

Birth	about 1765¹
Death	about 1844	In Hardin, Kentucky, United States. Will was probated 1842, why do people have him dying in 1844²

Misc		Parents: Robert Davis and Jane Joplin.¹
Misc	13 February 1786	Married Susannah Johnson in Lincoln, Kentucky, United States.³
Property	1787	Kentucky in 1787 in Lincoln County, Virginia, United States.¹
Will	12 December 1842	. Will and other notes Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS1 DAVIS died August 1844 in Hardin Co KY. He married SUSANNA JOHNSON February 13, 1786 in Lincoln Co., KY, daughter of NOEL JOHNSON and TABITHA UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1767 in Amherst Co., VA, and died Aft. December 1831 in Hardin Co., KY. Notes for THOMAS DAVIS: The Davis forefathers immigrated to America from Wales. One of them was killed by Indians in the wilderness of Virginia. Thomas Davis, one of the descendants, who was one of the pioneer settlers of Lincoln County, VA/KY, fought against the Indians with Daniel Boone.He reared a family of eight children. After they were grown he moved to Hardin Co., KY. He lived there until his death. The above was in an old family history passed down to me. David H. Lee The Will of Thomas Davis In the name of God Amen. I Thomas Davis of the County of Hardin being sick and infirm in my body but of sound and disposing memory For which I thank God and calling to mind the uncertainty of life and being desirous to dispose of all such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with I give and bequest as follows. I first commend my soul to Almighty God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a decent and Christian like manner at the discretion of my Executors hereafter to be named for this and other purpose. Secondly my will is that all my just debts be paid and the residues of my estate both real and personal I give as follows towit. To my son John Davis two hundred and forty seven acres of land in Hardin valued to eight hundred and sixty four Dollars and a half I further give him a negro boy named John whose value is not to be taken in consideration in the final Settlement of my several heirs in making them all equal. Secondly I give to my son Tandy J Davis a negro girl named Mary valued to five hunderd dollars I also give him a negro boy named Jefferson whose value is not to be taken in consideration further than making him equal to John Davis in regard to one negro given in common as will affect from the like gifts to my other children. Thirdly I give to my daughter Nancy Hubbard four hundred and ninety acres of land situated in said County of Hardin and valued to one dollar and twenty five cents an acre and a negro woman named Alice and two children Mahala and Violet taken together with land making the sum of thirteen hundred and twelve dollars fifty cents and including a boy previously given named James whose value is not to be cosidered only in common. Fourthly I give to my daughter Mary Smith four hundred and eleven acres and a half of land situated in Hardin Cty valued at one dollar and a half an acre further give her a negro boy named Green valued to four hundreds and fifty dollars making together with land the sum of one thousand and sixty seven dollars and twenty five cents not taking into consideration the value of a boy named Tilford previously given in common and a girl named Aunt Moniale which is dead and I here declare that no dead negros are to go into consideration. Fifthly I give to my daughter Tabitha Lane five hundred and three acres of land in Hardin County and valued to seven hundred and fifty seven dollars I futher give to her a negro girl named Louisana valued to five hundred and fifty dollars making together with the land the sum of thirteen hundred & seven dollars and fifty cents not taking into consideration the value of a negro boy named George previously given in common. Sixthly I give to my son Robert Davis 100 acres of land more or less valued to one thousand dollars it lies in Bullet Cty not taking into consideration a negro boy named Hazel which was given in common. Seventhly I give to my son Thomas V Davis two hundred and three acres of land situate in Cty of Hardin and valued to five hundred and seven dollars and a half further give to him a negro girl named Matilda valued to five hundred dollars making the sum of one thousand and seven dollars and a half not taking into cosideration a negro boy named Levi which has been previously given in common together with all the undivided land lying on Mill Creek adjoining to and interfencing with the Burcham Claim. Eighthly I give to my grandson Tandy J Thurman one hundred acres of land situate in the Cty of Bullet and valued to six hundred dollars also a negro boy named Sam whose value goes like my other gifts in common without consideration, my futher will is that Robert Davis shall represent the said Tandy J Thurman as his gaurdian in paying taxes on his land and negro Boy, also to hire out for wages said Negro Boy and collect all money as it becomes due for benefit of said child which may be paid over to Richard Thurman for the education and support of him to maturity It is further provided that if the said child when considered capable of doing so wishes to improve on said land before he is twenty one years of age he may do so But further if the said Tandy J Thurman should die leaving no legal descendants Thi property is to rescind in common to the legal heirs of Testator Thomas Davis. My futher will is that after my decease all my undivided negroes be valued by three disinterested men and retained in my family by such of my heirs taking of them at their valuations and agreeable to the best arrangements that can be made for the purpose of making them all equal dividend They are to have a credit of twelve months by paying interest on all money thus suspended. I further provide that if my Ret Negro Woman Lucy should be a longer liver than myself She is to be let to the lowest bidder for her comfortable support during life for which payment my estate is bound as for my other debts in common My further will is that My Three Daughters have three beds and their clothing without any consideration. All livestock other household and kitchen furniture together with farming utensils is to be valued and divided for the general purpose of equality. It is further understood that Thomas V Davis is entitled to one half of present or future crops during my life. For the purpose of carrying the above testament into effect. Thereby nominate & constitue and appoint Thomas V Davis and William Smith executors of my last will and testament. For confiming and ratifying of which thereby pronounce and declare this to be my last & only will declaring all other wills heretofore by me made to be null and void the Testimony whereof I have here set my hand and fixed my seal this 12th day of December 1842. Thomas Davis (seal) Proclaimed signed and sealed in presence of us. Ben Harris A. Torrence Henry Triplett At County Court for Hardin County at the Court house in Elizabeth Town on Monday the 19th day of August 1844. An instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Thomas Davis deceased was produced in Court and proven by the oaths of Ben Harris and Albert Torrance two of the subscribing witnesses thereto to be the true last will and testament of said Thomas Davis deceased that he had signed sealed and published the same in their presence and that they had at his request & in his presence and in the presence of each other attested the same as witness and that they believed that he was in his perfect mind and memory at the time of doing the same and thought the said Instrument was established as the true last will and testament of the said Thomas Davis and as such is ordered to be Recorded. Whereupon I have truly recorded the same in my office this 31st day of August 1844. Saml Haycraft, Clk By W Conway Jr. DClk More About THOMAS DAVIS: Will: December 12, 1842, Hardin Co., KY Will Book E, page 88 ,proven 19 Aug 1844 More About THOMAS DAVIS and SUSANNA JOHNSON: Marriage: February 13, 1786, Lincoln Co., KY Children of THOMAS DAVIS and SUSANNA JOHNSON are: i. TANDY J2 DAVIS, b. March 22, 1789, Lincoln Co KY; d. Bef. October 18, 1860, Mississippi Co. Mo; m. SUSAN FROMAN, February 14, 1839, Bullitt Co. Ky; b. August 31, 1812, Bullitt Co. Ky. Notes for TANDY J DAVIS: 9 March 1846 Bullitt Co. KY Deed Book L p. 48 Tandy J. DAVIS of the County of Bullitt and State of Kentucky of the one part to Owen GOLDSMITH of the County and State aforesaid. For and in consideration of the sum of twenty seven dollars to him in hand paid doth bargain and sell a certain tract or parcel of land lying in Bullitt County Ky on the head of a branch of Salt River rising between NICHOL's and McCAHANS improvements and bounded as follows Towit: Beginning at a stake on the side of a hill in John MAY's line... containing fifty four acres be the same more or less. (signed) Tandy J. DAVIS In the presence of Wm. G. BROWN & Barton LANE Recorded 19 Dec 1846 Bullitt Co. KY Court More About TANDY DAVIS and SUSAN FROMAN: Marriage: February 14, 1839, Bullitt Co. Ky ii. MARY DAVIS, b. Abt. 1796, Lincoln Co., KY; d. Aft. 1850; m. WILLIAM C. SMITH, February 15, 1822, Lincoln Co., KY; b. Abt. 1793, KY; d. Aft. 1870. More About WILLIAM SMITH and MARY DAVIS: Marriage: February 15, 1822, Lincoln Co., KY iii. ROBERT DAVIS, b. October 19, 1797, Lincoln Co., KY; m. MARTHA ANN SMITH, April 16, 1831, Hardin Co. Ky; b. Abt. 1813, KY. More About ROBERT DAVIS and MARTHA SMITH: Marriage: April 16, 1831, Hardin Co. Ky iv. TABITHA H. DAVIS, b. 1800; m. BURTON LANE, October 12, 1824, Meade Co., KY; b. Abt. 1802, KY. More About BURTON LANE and TABITHA DAVIS: Marriage: October 12, 1824, Meade Co., KY v. JOHN D. DAVIS, b. Abt. 1804, Lincoln Co., KY; m. PATTY ANN UNKNOWN; b. Abt. 1810, KY. vi. THOMAS V. DAVIS, b. January 04, 1805, Lincoln Co., KY; d. May 07, 1859, Hardin Co., KY; m. ELIZABETH KENDALL, February 22, 1837, Hardin Co. Ky; b. April 05, 1792, Harrison Co., IN; d. November 25, 1869, Hardin Co., KY. More About THOMAS DAVIS and ELIZABETH KENDALL: Marriage: February 22, 1837, Hardin Co. Ky vii. JEAN DAVIS, b. Unknown; d. Bef. September 1837; m. RICHARD THURMAN, December 26, 1831, Hardin Co. Ky; b. 1804; d. October 09, 1894, LaRue Co., KY. Notes for JEAN DAVIS: Friday, Dec 27, 1833 My wife Gincy, has left my bed and board without any just cause or provocation, this is to warn all persons from trading or trafficking with her as I am determined not to be accountable for any of her contracts after this date, Dec 8, 1833. R. Thurman. More About JEAN DAVIS: AKA (Facts Pg): Gincy Davis More About RICHARD THURMAN: Burial: October 10, 1894, Nolan Baptist Cemetery, LaRue Co., KY More About RICHARD THURMAN and JEAN DAVIS: Marriage: December 26, 1831, Hardin Co. Ky viii. NANCY DAVIS, b. Unknown, Lincoln Co., KY; m. THEODORICK J. HUBBARD, February 17, 1824, Hardin Co., KY; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. More About THEODORICK HUBBARD and NANCY DAVIS: Marriage: February 17, 1824, Hardin Co., KY²

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Joseph Cabell

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Colonel John Cabell

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Nicholas Cabell

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Jonathan Burks

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Arthur Jopling

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Family: Mary Featherstonhaugh (b. 7 December 1632, d. September 1702)

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Mary Moberly

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Family: Ralph Jopling (b. 10 February 1674, d. 1720)

Mary Featherstonhaugh

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Family: Arthur Jopling (b. 1630, d. 26 June 1728)

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James Joplin

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James Holman

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James Holman

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Family: Sarah Woodward (b. 1700, d. 1773)

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William Holman

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Thomas Davis

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Mary ("Polly") Davis

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Abigail Davis

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Hannah Davis

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Jane Davis

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Robert Davis

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Lucy Davis

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Family: Powell

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Martha ("Patsy") Davis

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Ann Davis

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Nellie Ann Stillwagon

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Dolly Bess ("Bessie") Millsap

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Family: John Wesley Brenner (b. 8 September 1887, d. 5 October 1972)

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Verna Nuna Brenner

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Misc		Parents: Robert Davis and Jane Joplin.¹
Education		Illiterate.²
Misc		Married Edward McCown.
Residence	1850	In District 45, Harrison, Indiana, United States.³
Residence	1860	In Lanesville, Franklin, Harrison, Indiana, United States.²

Birth	about 1780^1,2
Marriage
Death	1 November 1853	DUBIOUS! in Lunenburg, Virginia, United States.³

Birth	22 January 1888	In Parkville, Platte, Missouri, United States.¹
Marriage	15 January 1908	In Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, United States of America.²
Death	23 February 1963	At age 75 in North Kansas City, Clay, Missouri, United States.¹

Father	John Smith Millsap (b. 1847, d. 25 January 1925)
Mother	Nancy Isabella Hallam (b. 1850, d. 27 July 1927)

Daughter	Verna Nuna Brenner (b. 1912, d. 1972)
Daughter	Julia Bess Brenner (b. 14 December 1914, d. 26 March 1988)
Daughter	Virginia L Brenner (b. 1917, d. 1980)
Daughter	Martha Brenner (b. 15 April 1923)

Birth	18 August 1890	In Parkville, Platte, Missouri, United States.¹
Marriage	25 October 1911	In Jackson, Missouri, United States.¹
Death	6 June 1967	At age 76 in Parkville, Platte, Missouri, United States.

Father	John Wesley Brenner (b. 8 September 1887, d. 5 October 1972)
Mother	Dolly Bess ("Bessie") Millsap (b. 18 August 1890, d. 6 June 1967)