Abner Vance, Sr [00108] Details

Abner Vance, Sr
b.1755 ca - NC
d.1819 16 Jul - Abingdon, Washington Co., VA
----- Marriages -----
m01. 1780 ca - Surrey Co, NC + Susannah Howard (15 Children)
----- Children -----
John Vance
Tabitha Vance
Acentha 'Sena' Vance
William Vance
Alena Vance
Richard D Vance
Elizabeth S Vance
Nancy Vance
James Vance
Abner Vance, Jr
Amelia 'Millie' Vance
Elijah Vance
Manerva Vance
Sarah Vance
Isabelle Vance [A1203]

Elaine Vance: This is what I have regarding Abner Vance's property: On 
October 20, 1796, Richard and Priscilla Price sold Abner Vance a 45 acre 
tract of land on the north side of the Clinch River. Three years later, 
Abner and Susanna deeded the same tract of land to David Black. On August 
25, 1801, the Vances bought an 18 acre tract from Henry and Mary Smith. 
The land was on the south side of Clinch River at Dickensons Ford and the 
base of Kents Ridge. On April 3, 1806, Abner Vance entered 25 acres of 
land which was part of Land Office Treasury Warrant No. 1855 dated March 
18, 1796. The tract lay on both sides of the Levisa Fork of Sandy River. 
The improvements and house where Vance had formerly lived were included. 
The land was in what is now Buchanan County, but was then included in 
Russell. On March 8, 1816, Abner Vance withdrew his entry of the 25 acres 
made April 3, 1806.
  
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Elaine Vance: I found my directions to the farm where Abner is buried. 
When you get to Raven, Va, take route 67 South toward Swords Creek and 
Honaker. You will find the intersection of 460 business and Route 67 
right in the middle of Raven, the intersection is right in front of the 
Raven Drug Company and beside of the Raven Supermarket, (Ace Hardware). 
Take 67 South up the hill. Right on top of the hill on the right is the 
F&M convenient store. Just past the F&M on the LEFT is the turn you are 
looking for. (It may even be unmarked or just have a number.) At any 
rate, it I the first left turn after getting on route 67. It s just a 
small road. Take this road, there will be a Y in the road after about 300 
feet. Stay left. (There is a left turn before the Y. Do NOT take the left 
turn before the Y. Follow this road about a half mile, give or take a 
couple of tenths. There will be a sharp turn to the right, and right in 
the turn is a road going to the left toward the river. Take this turn. 
This goes don beside of the railroad tracks and the coal storage 
facility. This was also part of the old Vance Farm. Dickerson Ford is 
located just to the left after you turn off onto this road. Abner's home 
sat right up on the hill above the paved road straight across from 
Dickerson Ford. Abner's gravesite is about 3 to 4 10ths of a mile from 
Dieckerson Ford down the river, (south).
  
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	Abner Vance, Sr b.1755 ca - NC d.1819 16 Jul - Abingdon, Washington Co., VA ----- Marriages ----- m01. 1780 ca - Surrey Co, NC + Susannah Howard (15 Children) ----- Children ----- John Vance Tabitha Vance Acentha 'Sena' Vance William Vance Alena Vance Richard D Vance Elizabeth S Vance Nancy Vance James Vance Abner Vance, Jr Amelia 'Millie' Vance Elijah Vance Manerva Vance Sarah Vance Isabelle Vance [A1203] Elaine Vance: This is what I have regarding Abner Vance's property: On October 20, 1796, Richard and Priscilla Price sold Abner Vance a 45 acre tract of land on the north side of the Clinch River. Three years later, Abner and Susanna deeded the same tract of land to David Black. On August 25, 1801, the Vances bought an 18 acre tract from Henry and Mary Smith. The land was on the south side of Clinch River at Dickensons Ford and the base of Kents Ridge. On April 3, 1806, Abner Vance entered 25 acres of land which was part of Land Office Treasury Warrant No. 1855 dated March 18, 1796. The tract lay on both sides of the Levisa Fork of Sandy River. The improvements and house where Vance had formerly lived were included. The land was in what is now Buchanan County, but was then included in Russell. On March 8, 1816, Abner Vance withdrew his entry of the 25 acres made April 3, 1806. https://www.facebook.com/groups/hatfieldmmcoy/permalink/569251603152381/?c omment_id=569642136446661&offset=0&total_comments=18 -------------------------------- Elaine Vance: I found my directions to the farm where Abner is buried. When you get to Raven, Va, take route 67 South toward Swords Creek and Honaker. You will find the intersection of 460 business and Route 67 right in the middle of Raven, the intersection is right in front of the Raven Drug Company and beside of the Raven Supermarket, (Ace Hardware). Take 67 South up the hill. Right on top of the hill on the right is the F&M convenient store. Just past the F&M on the LEFT is the turn you are looking for. (It may even be unmarked or just have a number.) At any rate, it I the first left turn after getting on route 67. It s just a small road. Take this road, there will be a Y in the road after about 300 feet. Stay left. (There is a left turn before the Y. Do NOT take the left turn before the Y. Follow this road about a half mile, give or take a couple of tenths. There will be a sharp turn to the right, and right in the turn is a road going to the left toward the river. Take this turn. This goes don beside of the railroad tracks and the coal storage facility. This was also part of the old Vance Farm. Dickerson Ford is located just to the left after you turn off onto this road. Abner's home sat right up on the hill above the paved road straight across from Dickerson Ford. Abner's gravesite is about 3 to 4 10ths of a mile from Dieckerson Ford down the river, (south). https://www.facebook.com/groups/hatfieldmmcoy/permalink/569251603152381/?c omment_id=569627593114782&offset=0&total_comments=18 -------------------------------------