George Hatfield, Jr [11371] Details

George Hatfield, Jr [A4719]
b.1752 ca - Va
d. - 
----- Parents -----
George Hatfield [A1]

----- Siblings -----
Joseph Hatfield [A2]
Jeremiah Hatfield [A4512]
George Hatfield, Jr [A4719]
John Hatfield [A5458]
----- Marriages -----
m01. 1794 Bef. -  + Sarah Ann ? (3 Children)
----- Children -----
Abner Hatfield [A4721]
Ralph Hatfield [A4865]
Lynch Hatfield [A5213]

Am arbitrarily labelling this man George Jr. since he was given as son of 
George in 1771. By Lee Co., VA, tax lists, of the 1800+ time period, he 
would have sons Abner, Ralph & Lynch. All 3 of these move to Claiborne 
Co, TN., with Abner & Ralph going on to Hawkins Co, TN, in later years. 
See TN Census listing.
  
  
Book: HANCOCK CO, TN, AND ITS PEOPLE 1844-1989, pub. 1989 by Hancock Co. 
Hist. Soc....has article on Abner on p. 119 which does mention his father 
George. At any rate, oldest son Abner has birth given as 1781 in this 
article, suggesting that his father George would have been born bef. 1760 
in order to be old enough to marry & have children. George was on the 
1771 Botetourt Co. tax list. so b. 1750 or bef. Since his father George 
had at least 2 sons aged 21+ in 1771, George Sr. would then be born 1730 
or bef. and therefore less likely to sire and raise Abner, Ralph & Lynch. 
Lynch was b. 1790 according to the 1850 Census of Claiborne Co, TN.
  
  
TAX LIST: 1771; VA; Botetourt Co.; Tithables; list of Robert Doak
George Hatfield, sons GEORGE & Jeremiah
  
(Note: Sons born before 1750 in order to be tithable)
  
  
LAND PURCHASE: VA; Fincastle Co.; Michael L. Cook and Bettie A. Cook, 
FINCASTLE AND KENTUCKY COUNTIES, VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY: RECORDS AND 
HISTORY, VOL. 1 (Evansville, IN: Cook Publications, 1987), pp. 235, 237.
p. 235 (noted as p. 155 of original Plat Book A of Fincastle Co., Record 
of Surveys)
6 Dec 1774
Jeremiah Hatfield, 140 acres, part of the Loyal Company grant, on the 
waters of the north fork of Holston River, beginning on a hill side 
corner to George Hatfield survey.
  
p. 237 (noted as p. 159 of original Plat Book A of Fincastle Co.)
6 Dec 1774
George Hatfield, 120 acres, part of Loyal Company grant, on the waters of 
the north fork of Holston River.
  
  
  
LAND: VA; then-Fincastle Co./now Washington Co.; The Washington County 
Surveyors Record 1781-1797; http://www.newrivernotes.com/va/washsurv.htm
Page 281 - Ibai Nunn...120 ac...in the Rich Valley on the waters of the 
North Fork of Holstein...Commissioners Certificate...by the Valley 
Road...February 26, 1785...Isley Nunn, assignee of George Hatfield...120 
ac. surveyed for Hatfield on December 6, 1774...on the north fork of 
Holstein, includes improvements, actual settlement made in 
1774...September 18, 1782.
  
Page 380 - Benjamin Sharp - 73 ac - treasury warrant #4363 - on both 
sides of Lewis' Creek, a branch of Clinch River - with George Hatfield's 
line - on the east side of Lewis' creek - October 7, 1783
  
  
  
MAYBE?
ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/sgorin/military/pioneer/kyr-204.txt
PIONEER SOLDIERS, 1778 TO 1781
---------- Archived with permission of Sandi Gorin 
"sgorin@@glasgow-ky.com" 
http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips
TIP #204: PIONEER SOLDIERS, 1778 TO 1781 Lewis Collins, in his wonderful 
history of Kentucky, has aided us greatly in piecing together the names 
and locations of our earliest settlers in Kentucky. Kentucky did not 
reach statehood until 1792, but even while we were still a part of 
Virginia, the hearty pioneers were blazing out trails into this wonderful 
commonwealth. According to Collins, the following is a "large portion of 
those who were enrolled as pioneer soldiers of Kentucky." Some name were 
spelled incorrectly.
  
Captain Isaac Ruddle's Company 1779-1780 at Ruddles and Martin's 
stations, near now Cynthiana. Capt. Isaac Ruddle, Lt. John Haggin, Ensign 
John Mather, Quartermaster Joseph Isaacs, Sgt. John Waters, Andrew Baker, 
George Baker, Andrew Bartle, John Bird, George Bronker, Caspar Brown, 
Reuben Boughner, John Burger, Sr., John Burger, Jr., Peter Call, Leonard 
Croft, Wm. Dehlinger, David Ederman, Thos. Emory, Paul Fishes, GEORGE 
HATFALL, John Hatton, Jacob Leach, Sr., Edward Low, George Loyl, Henry 
Loyl, Peter Loyl, Thomas Machen, Wm. Marshall, Chas. Munger, Wm. Munger, 
Sr., Wm. Munger, Jr., Andrew Pirtenbustle, Henry Pirtenbustle, H. 
Pirtenbustle, Jr., Len. Pirtenbustle, Peger Rough, George Ruddell, 
Stephen Ruddell, James Ruddle, Patrick Ryan, Wm. Sandidge, Wm. Scott, 
John Smith, Sr., John Smith, Jr., James Stuart, Frederick Tanner, Martin 
Tuffelman, Moses Waters, John Cloyd, Drummer. Total: 50.
  
  
SURVEY: VA; Washington Co.; 14 Dec 1782 noted as date of survey for 
George Hatfield on land finally granted to him by the Commonwealth of 
Virginia on 2 Oct 1786
Survey 14 Dec 1782
  
  
PETITION: VA; Washington Co.; 1785 Petition in Washington Co, VA: RUSSELL 
CO, VA, RECORDS; pp, 19-30; Albert, Anne Roberts & Ethel Evans Albert; 
privately published; 1973; DalPubLib 929.3 V8RUA
9 Dec 1785
Petition to VA House of Delegates by sundry inhabitants of Clinch River, 
Mocason Creek, Powel's Valley & others requesting that the militia 
districts be redrawn such that these citizens will more easily perform 
militia duty without long travel away from their defenseless families:
(Hatfields extracted)
4th page of signatures, column 2 (p.23 of book)
Feorge Hatfield (yes, it looks like an "F," although this is likely an 
error)
6th page of signatures, column 2 (p.25 of book)
Joseph Hatfield
Ericus Smith
Eli Smith
Jno Hatfield
Joseph Hatfield
George Hatfield
Ericus Smith Junr
(this group appears in this order)
7th page of signatures, column 2 (p.26 of book)
John Hatfield
8th page of signatures, column 1 (p.27 of book)
Ephraim Hatfield
  
[There is a typescript of this petition & signature list also printed 
pp.7-13 in the same book, but the list of names seems to contain a number 
of errors and omissions...struggle with the original.]
  
  
LAND GRANT: VA; Washington Co.; Land Office Grants No. 6, 1786, p. 303 
(Reel 72); online at the Library of Virginia website 
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=303&last=&g_p=G6&collec
tion=LO Grant
(2 Oct 1786) (refers to survey 14 Dec 1782)
pp. 303-305
Patrick Henry Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, to all 
whom these presents shall come, Greetings, Know ye that by Virtue of a 
Certificate in right of Settlement given by Commissioners for adjusting 
the Titles to unpatented land in the District of Washington & Montgomery 
and in consideration of the ancient Composition of ten Shillings Sterling 
paid by George Hatchfield into the Treasury of this Commonwealth there is 
granted by the said Commonwealth unto the said George Hatchfield assignee 
of Charles Neal, a certain tract or parcel of land, containing one 
hundred Acres of land by survey bearing date the 14th Day of December one 
thousand seven hundred and eighty two Lying and being in the County of 
Washington on both sides of Lewis' Creek the waters of Clinch River and 
bounded as followeth (to wit) Begining at two white Oaks the edge of a 
Bottom a corner of John Neals Land and with this Line North eighty five 
degrees East thrity one poles crossing the Creek to two Spanish Oaks and 
Hickory on the North side of a Steep Spur South eighty two degrees East 
twenty six poles leaving said Line to a Hickory and Mulberry in a Hollow 
South thirty four degrees East seventy nine poles to three white Oaks on 
the West side of a Grassy Hill South fifty seven degrees West thirty nine 
poles to a white Walnut and Black Oak Sapling on the top of a Rocky Spur 
North fifty degrees West thirty two poles to a Black Oak Sugartree and 
Dogwood near said Neals field South forty five degrees West eighty five 
poles Crossing the Creek to a large White Oak and Dogwood on the East 
side of a ridge North eighty five degrees West seventy five pos. to a 
large White oak on the North side of a ridge near the head of a Hollow 
North fourteen degrees West fifty three poles to two white Oaks on the 
North side of a Branch North fifty six degrees West Eleven poles to two 
Sugartrees and Buckeye Saplings by said Branch North sixty one degrees 
East one hundred & thirty poles along the foot of a ridge of Knobs to the 
Beginning with its appurtenances; to the said George Hatchfield and his 
heirs for ever. In Witness whereof the said Patrick Henry Esquire 
Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, hath hereunto set his Hand & 
Caused the Lesser Seal of the said Commonwealth to be Affixed at 
Richmond, on the Second Day of October, in the year of our Lord, one 
thousand seven hundred and eighty six of the Commonwealth the Eleventh.
P. Henry
  
Note: Here is Charles Neal's acquisition of the same property.
From Washington Co, VA Surveyors Record 1781-1797 (see NEW RIVER NOTES):
  
Page 77 - Charles Neal...100 ac...Commissioners Certificate...on both 
sides of Lewises Creek, waters of Clinch River...Beginning corner of John 
Neels land...December 14, 1783 - Charles Neal, assignee of Samuel 
Vanhook, assignee of John Lewis...100 ac...in New Garden on Lewises 
Creek, includes improvements, actual settlement made in 1773...August 24, 
1781
  
Page 361 - Charles Neal - 80 ac - treasury warrant #19218 dated September 
8, 1783 - in the New Garden on the waters of the north fork of Clinch 
River - near the meeting of two branches - December 12, 1785
  
  
  
  
TAX LIST: 1787; VA; Russell Co.; THE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LISTS FOR THE 
YEAR 1787 FOR RUSSELL COUNTY, VA; Schreiner-Yantis, Netti & Love, Florene 
Speakman; Gen. Books in Print; Springfield VA; 1987
1787 Tax List "A"
taxed16-21blackshorsescattle
4 JunHatfield, Georgeself0024
  
14 JunHatfield, Johnself 00 58
Hatfield, Josephself0034
  
23 JunHatfield, Valentineself0020
  
Note: In 1787, none of these men owed taxes for teenaged younger men who 
would be their sons.
  
  
PETITION: VA; Russell Co.; Library of Virginia/ Legislative Petitions
Petition #2764
5 Oct 1792 (DO NOT HAVE COPY OF WHOLE PETITION)
Inhabitants of Russell settled in Powell's Valley ...Russell xtends from 
East to West at least 150 mil. Courthouse is 40 mi. from eastern 
extrmity, so westwardly inhabitants are inceonvenienced . . . 20 mi. 
being wilderness . . . have indian troubles . . . want a new county 
(among many)
Geo Hatfield
Ericus Smith
Jonathon Bassham
Joseph Hatfield
Andrew Smith
Jeremiah Hatfield
Ephraim Hatfield
Jeremiah Hatfield (this one crossed out)
  
  
PETITION TO FORM LEE CO.,VA: as reprinted in the Lee Co. modern mugbook, 
p.2, abstracted by Bashie W. Kincaid, Box 67, Rose Hill, VA 24281
25 Oct 1792 passed by the VA State Legislature
Petition to divide Russell County into two counties, lying westwardly of 
a line beginning on the top of Clinch Mtn., one mi. eastwardly of big 
Maukason gap, thence a direct course to the mouth of Stock creek, thence 
up the same to Powell's mountain, thence due north to the Kentucky 
boundary (petition notes that it is 100 miles to Russell Co. seat, 20 of 
which is wilderness dangerous to travel due to Indians)
  
George Gibson, David Cullum, Nate Smith, Don Martin, Isaac Mullen, Joseph 
M. Farland, George Collums, John Cox, Abraham Rife, GEO. HATFIELD, John 
Ward, James Alley, Joseph Campbell, David Wheeler, Jeremiah Lewis Rolly 
Gray, John Heck, Elisha Wallen, William Wallen, Thomas Walen, Willoboy 
Lewis, . . . [then, sixty-six names later] . . . JOSEPH HATFIELD, ANDREW 
SMITH, JEREMIAH HATFIELD, EPHRAIM HATFIELD, Thomas Flanary, James 
Campbell, Jospeh Campbell, John Cambell, Robert Butcher, Samuel Adams, 
Thos Johnston Jun., Joseph Davis, Jno. Handy Sgn., Jno. Handy Jun., 
Joseph Blackmore Segnt., Thomas Blakemore, Joseph Blakemore Jun., 
Jeremiah Crutchfield, John Tretell, Lewis Tretell, Thos. Tretell
  
  
DEED: VA; Russell Co.; ABSTRACT OF DEEDS FROM DEED BOOOK 1, RUSSELL 
COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1787-1795. Nix, Lois K. (self-published:6200 Belpree, 
Amarillo, TX 79106). 1984, p. 28. [Note that this deed is actually found 
in Book 2 instead of Book 1. The author includes only the first 41 pages 
of Book 2 in this compilation.]
So .... Russell Co., VA, Deed Book 2, original page 37
"12 Aug 1794
George HATFIELD and Sarah, his wife, of Lee County, Virginia to Lazarus 
Damron for 73#, 100 A in New Garden on Lewis Creek.
ss: George HATFIELD
Sarah HATFIELD
Filed: August 25, 1795
  
  
LAND IN LEE COUNTY: VA; Lee Co.; Surveyor's Records, p. 240. FHL 0032434;
Surveyed May the 12th 1798 for George Hatfield one Hundred and fifty 
Acres of Land by Virtue of an Entry made the 17th day of July 1794 (one 
part of a Treasury land Warrant No. 9040 and dated 25st day of Novr. 
1781) in the name of Moses Cottrell and Transferred to said Hatfield 
lying in Lee County on the waters of the lick branch & bounded as 
followeth viz Beginning at a large black Oak marked with three chops by 
the head of a large Spring S10 deg. E 40 poles to a large withe Oak on 
the side of a ridge N 60 deg W 36 poles to a black Oak and white Oak N 70 
deg. W 68 poles to a Chesnut on a ridge North 22 poles to a double 
chesnut N 6 deg. W 120 poles to two white Oaks N 43 deg. E 96 po. to two 
white oaks S 75 deg. E 200 poles to a Spansih Oak and (Huiory by poplar 
lick branch and S 20 deg. W 195 poles to the beginning. Hiram Craig. Asst.
Benj. Sharp. (illeg.)
  
  
TAX LISTS: VA; Lee Co.; Tax lists 1795-1813; LDS Film #0029301
[These are surviving tax lists; many years seem to have returns for only 
1 district. Other Hatfields may possibly have been in Lee Co. in any of 
these years.]
  
1795 White male 16+Horses
Hatfield, John1 7 horses, 1 studhorse
Hatfield, Jeremiah 2 2
Hatfield, John 1 1
Hatfield, George 1 1
Hatfield, Joseph 1 1
Hatfield, George Jr. 1 0
  
1796
Hatfield, John Jr. 1 1
Hatfield, Jeremiah 2 1
Hatfield, John 2 4
  
  
LAND GRANT: VA; Washington (now Lee); online from Virginia State Library; 
from Virginia State Land Office Grants No. 6, 1786, p. 303 (Reel 72)
2 Oct 1796
By right of a certificate of settlement for adjusting titles to 
unpatented land in the District of Washington and Montgomery ... for 10 
shillings paid by George Hatchfield assignee of Charles Neal ... 100 ac. 
by survey dated 14 Dec 1782 in Washington County on both sides of Lewis's 
Creek the waters of Clinch River ... Beginning at 2 white oaks in the 
edge of a bottom a corner of John Neal's land and with his line n85e 31 
poles crossing the creek to 2 Spanish oaks and hickory on the north side 
of a steep spur, s82e 26 poles leaving said line to a hickory and 
mulberry in a hollow, s34e 79 poles to 3 white oaks on the west side of a 
grassy hill, s57w 39 poles to a white walnut and black oak sapling on the 
top of a rockey spur, n50w 32 poles to a black oak sugartree and 
dogwoodnear said Neal's field, 545w 85 poles crossing the creek to a 
large white oak and dogwood on the east side of a ridge, n85w 75 poles to 
a large white oak on the north side of a ridge near the head of a hollow, 
n14w 53 poles to 2 white oaks on the north side of a branch, n56w 11 
poles to 2 sugartrees and buckeye saplings by said branch, n61e 130 poles 
along the foot of a ridge of knobs to the Beginning P. Henry [Governor]
  
  
TAX LISTS: VA; Lee Co; Tax lists 1795-1813; FHL Film #0029301
1797 Hatfield, George 1 " 0 "
Marlin 1 " 0 "
John 1 " 4 "
  
1798 Hatfield, John 1 " 2 "
George 1 " 1 "
James 1 " 0 "
  
1799 (All visited 1 Apr)
Hatfield, James 1 " 0 "
John 2 " 2 "
also 2 male blacks 12-16
Andrew 1 white male 16+ 2 " 1 studhorse
  
1800 (All visited 1 Apr)
Hatfield, Andrew 1 " 3 "
James 1 " 0 "
John 1 " 3 "
also 2 male blacks 16+
  
1801 (Visited 11 Apr)
Hatfield, Andrew 1 white male 16+ 2 "
John 0 " 0 "
note also, John listed as "Constable"
is that why he was exempt from tax?
(Visited 8 May)
Hatfield, George 2 white males 16+ 2 "
  
1802 No Hatfields on surviving lists
  
1803 Hatfield, George 1 " 1 "
  
  
MENTIONED IN DEED: VA; Russell Co.; Russell Co., Virginia, Deed Book 3, 
1798-1806. Colley, Tom. Iberian Publishing Co.:Athens, Georgia. 1990. 
Page 3:368
Sharp et Aux[sic] Deed to Fuller 73 ac.
10 Jan 1803
Benjamin Sharp of Lee Co. to Henry Fuller of Russell Co., for $73, land 
in Russell Co. on both sides of Lewis Creek, a branch of Clinch River, 
containing 73 ac. by grant bearing date 16 Aug 1792, running with George 
Hatfield's lines on East side of Lewis Creek, crossing the Creek.
Benj. Sharp
Hannah Sharp
  
  
TAX LISTS: VA; Lee Co; Tax lists 1795-1813; FHL Film #0029301
1804 Hatfield, George 1 " 1 "
  
1805 Hatfield, Abner 1 " 1 "
George 1 " 1 "
  
1806 Hatfield, George 1 " 3 "
Abner 1 " 2 "
  
1807 Hatfield, Abner 1 " 3 "
George 2 " 4 "
  
No 1808 list
  
1809 (Visited 18 May)
Hatfield, George 1 " 3 "
Abner 1 " 4 "
Ralph 1 " 1 "
  
1810 (Visited 22 Mar)
Hatfield, George 1 " 5 "
Lynch 1 " 0 "
  
1811 (Visited 14 Mar)
Hatfield, Abner 1 " 4 "
Lynch 1 " 2 "
  
1812 (Visited 10 Mar)
Hatfield, Abner 1 " 4 "
  
1813 (Visited 5 May)
Hatfield, Abner 1 " 3 "
  
George disappears from the tax lists after 22 Mar 1810. Does he move or 
die? He would be at least 60 yrs. old, perhaps older.
  
  
DEED: VA; Lee County; Deed Book 2; p.255. FHL film #0032427
George Hatfield to Abner Hatfield
28 Nov 1809
"This Indendture made the 28th day of November 1809 between George Gof 
[the word "Gof" has been scratched out - see note below] Hatfield of Lee 
County and State of Virginia of the one part and Abner Hatfield of the 
same County and State of the other part part [sic] Witnesseth that for 
and in Consideration of one hundred dollars to the said George Hatfield 
in had paid before the sealing and delivering of these presents the 
Receipt Whereof he doth hereby acknowledge hath Granted bargained and 
sold and by these presents doth doth [sic] Grant bargain and sell unto 
unto [sic] the said Abner Hatfield his heirs and Assigns One Certain 
tract or parcel of Land lying and being In the said County of Lee 
Containg One hundred acres be the same more or less lying on the waters 
of the lick branch and bounded as followeth to Wit Beginning at a large 
black oak marked with three Chops by the head of a lerge Spring S10E 40 
poles to a large White Oak on the side of a ridge N60W 35 poles to a 
black Oak & Wite Oak N70W 68 poles to to [sic] a chesnut and Ridge North 
22 poles to a Double Chesnut N6W 20 poles [NOTE: could read "120" poles, 
hard to read] to two White Oaks N43E 90 poles to two White oaks S75E 100 
poles to a spanish oak and hicory by a poplar lick branch & S20W 195 
poles to the beginning-With its appurtenancys thereunto belonging to have 
and to hold the said parcel of Land to the said Abner Hatfield his heirs 
& assigns forever in his performance where of clear of all Other Claims 
Whatsoever I oblige myself my Executors & Administrators and assigns ever 
to defend in Witness Whereof I have signed this Indenture the day & year 
first above written
Signed Sealed & delivered in presents of [No witnesses listed at all.]
George, his mark, Hatfield Seal
At a court held for Lee County the 28th day of November 1809
This Indenture of bargain & Sale from George Hatfield to Abner Hatfield 
was acknowledged was acknowledged [NOTE: the second set of "was 
acknowledged" is crossed out in the same manner as the "Gof" at the 
beginning of the deed.] In court and Ordered to be Recorded
Test C Carter
  
[LESLIE'S NOTE: There are an unusual number of errors in this copy of the 
Hatfield deed. The clerk caught and crossed out "Gof" at the beginning of 
the deed and "was acknowledged" in the proof at the bottom. In between 
there are several repetitions he did not notice. Given this many errors, 
this record cannot stand as proof that George had a middle name "Gof."]
  
[NOTE: The name "Gof" appears only once when this name is written in the 
first lines of the document and is very clearly scratched out by the 
clerk who copied the deed into the book and the word "Hatfield" is then 
written as though the clerk erred and caught himself. This certainly does 
not stand as proof that this was his name since the signature at the 
bottom of the doucment does not include "Gof" at all, nor is it repeated 
elsewhere.]
  
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	George Hatfield, Jr [A4719] b.1752 ca - Va d. - ----- Parents ----- George Hatfield [A1] ----- Siblings ----- Joseph Hatfield [A2] Jeremiah Hatfield [A4512] George Hatfield, Jr [A4719] John Hatfield [A5458] ----- Marriages ----- m01. 1794 Bef. - + Sarah Ann ? (3 Children) ----- Children ----- Abner Hatfield [A4721] Ralph Hatfield [A4865] Lynch Hatfield [A5213] Am arbitrarily labelling this man George Jr. since he was given as son of George in 1771. By Lee Co., VA, tax lists, of the 1800+ time period, he would have sons Abner, Ralph & Lynch. All 3 of these move to Claiborne Co, TN., with Abner & Ralph going on to Hawkins Co, TN, in later years. See TN Census listing. Book: HANCOCK CO, TN, AND ITS PEOPLE 1844-1989, pub. 1989 by Hancock Co. Hist. Soc....has article on Abner on p. 119 which does mention his father George. At any rate, oldest son Abner has birth given as 1781 in this article, suggesting that his father George would have been born bef. 1760 in order to be old enough to marry & have children. George was on the 1771 Botetourt Co. tax list. so b. 1750 or bef. Since his father George had at least 2 sons aged 21+ in 1771, George Sr. would then be born 1730 or bef. and therefore less likely to sire and raise Abner, Ralph & Lynch. Lynch was b. 1790 according to the 1850 Census of Claiborne Co, TN. TAX LIST: 1771; VA; Botetourt Co.; Tithables; list of Robert Doak George Hatfield, sons GEORGE & Jeremiah (Note: Sons born before 1750 in order to be tithable) LAND PURCHASE: VA; Fincastle Co.; Michael L. Cook and Bettie A. Cook, FINCASTLE AND KENTUCKY COUNTIES, VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY: RECORDS AND HISTORY, VOL. 1 (Evansville, IN: Cook Publications, 1987), pp. 235, 237. p. 235 (noted as p. 155 of original Plat Book A of Fincastle Co., Record of Surveys) 6 Dec 1774 Jeremiah Hatfield, 140 acres, part of the Loyal Company grant, on the waters of the north fork of Holston River, beginning on a hill side corner to George Hatfield survey. p. 237 (noted as p. 159 of original Plat Book A of Fincastle Co.) 6 Dec 1774 George Hatfield, 120 acres, part of Loyal Company grant, on the waters of the north fork of Holston River. LAND: VA; then-Fincastle Co./now Washington Co.; The Washington County Surveyors Record 1781-1797; http://www.newrivernotes.com/va/washsurv.htm Page 281 - Ibai Nunn...120 ac...in the Rich Valley on the waters of the North Fork of Holstein...Commissioners Certificate...by the Valley Road...February 26, 1785...Isley Nunn, assignee of George Hatfield...120 ac. surveyed for Hatfield on December 6, 1774...on the north fork of Holstein, includes improvements, actual settlement made in 1774...September 18, 1782. Page 380 - Benjamin Sharp - 73 ac - treasury warrant #4363 - on both sides of Lewis' Creek, a branch of Clinch River - with George Hatfield's line - on the east side of Lewis' creek - October 7, 1783 MAYBE? ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/sgorin/military/pioneer/kyr-204.txt PIONEER SOLDIERS, 1778 TO 1781 ---------- Archived with permission of Sandi Gorin "sgorin@@glasgow-ky.com" http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips TIP #204: PIONEER SOLDIERS, 1778 TO 1781 Lewis Collins, in his wonderful history of Kentucky, has aided us greatly in piecing together the names and locations of our earliest settlers in Kentucky. Kentucky did not reach statehood until 1792, but even while we were still a part of Virginia, the hearty pioneers were blazing out trails into this wonderful commonwealth. According to Collins, the following is a "large portion of those who were enrolled as pioneer soldiers of Kentucky." Some name were spelled incorrectly. Captain Isaac Ruddle's Company 1779-1780 at Ruddles and Martin's stations, near now Cynthiana. Capt. Isaac Ruddle, Lt. John Haggin, Ensign John Mather, Quartermaster Joseph Isaacs, Sgt. John Waters, Andrew Baker, George Baker, Andrew Bartle, John Bird, George Bronker, Caspar Brown, Reuben Boughner, John Burger, Sr., John Burger, Jr., Peter Call, Leonard Croft, Wm. Dehlinger, David Ederman, Thos. Emory, Paul Fishes, GEORGE HATFALL, John Hatton, Jacob Leach, Sr., Edward Low, George Loyl, Henry Loyl, Peter Loyl, Thomas Machen, Wm. Marshall, Chas. Munger, Wm. Munger, Sr., Wm. Munger, Jr., Andrew Pirtenbustle, Henry Pirtenbustle, H. Pirtenbustle, Jr., Len. Pirtenbustle, Peger Rough, George Ruddell, Stephen Ruddell, James Ruddle, Patrick Ryan, Wm. Sandidge, Wm. Scott, John Smith, Sr., John Smith, Jr., James Stuart, Frederick Tanner, Martin Tuffelman, Moses Waters, John Cloyd, Drummer. Total: 50. SURVEY: VA; Washington Co.; 14 Dec 1782 noted as date of survey for George Hatfield on land finally granted to him by the Commonwealth of Virginia on 2 Oct 1786 Survey 14 Dec 1782 PETITION: VA; Washington Co.; 1785 Petition in Washington Co, VA: RUSSELL CO, VA, RECORDS; pp, 19-30; Albert, Anne Roberts & Ethel Evans Albert; privately published; 1973; DalPubLib 929.3 V8RUA 9 Dec 1785 Petition to VA House of Delegates by sundry inhabitants of Clinch River, Mocason Creek, Powel's Valley & others requesting that the militia districts be redrawn such that these citizens will more easily perform militia duty without long travel away from their defenseless families: (Hatfields extracted) 4th page of signatures, column 2 (p.23 of book) Feorge Hatfield (yes, it looks like an "F," although this is likely an error) 6th page of signatures, column 2 (p.25 of book) Joseph Hatfield Ericus Smith Eli Smith Jno Hatfield Joseph Hatfield George Hatfield Ericus Smith Junr (this group appears in this order) 7th page of signatures, column 2 (p.26 of book) John Hatfield 8th page of signatures, column 1 (p.27 of book) Ephraim Hatfield [There is a typescript of this petition & signature list also printed pp.7-13 in the same book, but the list of names seems to contain a number of errors and omissions...struggle with the original.] LAND GRANT: VA; Washington Co.; Land Office Grants No. 6, 1786, p. 303 (Reel 72); online at the Library of Virginia website http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=303&last=&g_p=G6&collec tion=LO Grant (2 Oct 1786) (refers to survey 14 Dec 1782) pp. 303-305 Patrick Henry Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, to all whom these presents shall come, Greetings, Know ye that by Virtue of a Certificate in right of Settlement given by Commissioners for adjusting the Titles to unpatented land in the District of Washington & Montgomery and in consideration of the ancient Composition of ten Shillings Sterling paid by George Hatchfield into the Treasury of this Commonwealth there is granted by the said Commonwealth unto the said George Hatchfield assignee of Charles Neal, a certain tract or parcel of land, containing one hundred Acres of land by survey bearing date the 14th Day of December one thousand seven hundred and eighty two Lying and being in the County of Washington on both sides of Lewis' Creek the waters of Clinch River and bounded as followeth (to wit) Begining at two white Oaks the edge of a Bottom a corner of John Neals Land and with this Line North eighty five degrees East thrity one poles crossing the Creek to two Spanish Oaks and Hickory on the North side of a Steep Spur South eighty two degrees East twenty six poles leaving said Line to a Hickory and Mulberry in a Hollow South thirty four degrees East seventy nine poles to three white Oaks on the West side of a Grassy Hill South fifty seven degrees West thirty nine poles to a white Walnut and Black Oak Sapling on the top of a Rocky Spur North fifty degrees West thirty two poles to a Black Oak Sugartree and Dogwood near said Neals field South forty five degrees West eighty five poles Crossing the Creek to a large White Oak and Dogwood on the East side of a ridge North eighty five degrees West seventy five pos. to a large White oak on the North side of a ridge near the head of a Hollow North fourteen degrees West fifty three poles to two white Oaks on the North side of a Branch North fifty six degrees West Eleven poles to two Sugartrees and Buckeye Saplings by said Branch North sixty one degrees East one hundred & thirty poles along the foot of a ridge of Knobs to the Beginning with its appurtenances; to the said George Hatchfield and his heirs for ever. In Witness whereof the said Patrick Henry Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, hath hereunto set his Hand & Caused the Lesser Seal of the said Commonwealth to be Affixed at Richmond, on the Second Day of October, in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eighty six of the Commonwealth the Eleventh. P. Henry Note: Here is Charles Neal's acquisition of the same property. From Washington Co, VA Surveyors Record 1781-1797 (see NEW RIVER NOTES): Page 77 - Charles Neal...100 ac...Commissioners Certificate...on both sides of Lewises Creek, waters of Clinch River...Beginning corner of John Neels land...December 14, 1783 - Charles Neal, assignee of Samuel Vanhook, assignee of John Lewis...100 ac...in New Garden on Lewises Creek, includes improvements, actual settlement made in 1773...August 24, 1781 Page 361 - Charles Neal - 80 ac - treasury warrant #19218 dated September 8, 1783 - in the New Garden on the waters of the north fork of Clinch River - near the meeting of two branches - December 12, 1785 TAX LIST: 1787; VA; Russell Co.; THE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LISTS FOR THE YEAR 1787 FOR RUSSELL COUNTY, VA; Schreiner-Yantis, Netti & Love, Florene Speakman; Gen. Books in Print; Springfield VA; 1987 1787 Tax List "A" taxed16-21blackshorsescattle 4 JunHatfield, Georgeself0024 14 JunHatfield, Johnself 00 58 Hatfield, Josephself0034 23 JunHatfield, Valentineself0020 Note: In 1787, none of these men owed taxes for teenaged younger men who would be their sons. PETITION: VA; Russell Co.; Library of Virginia/ Legislative Petitions Petition #2764 5 Oct 1792 (DO NOT HAVE COPY OF WHOLE PETITION) Inhabitants of Russell settled in Powell's Valley ...Russell xtends from East to West at least 150 mil. Courthouse is 40 mi. from eastern extrmity, so westwardly inhabitants are inceonvenienced . . . 20 mi. being wilderness . . . have indian troubles . . . want a new county (among many) Geo Hatfield Ericus Smith Jonathon Bassham Joseph Hatfield Andrew Smith Jeremiah Hatfield Ephraim Hatfield Jeremiah Hatfield (this one crossed out) PETITION TO FORM LEE CO.,VA: as reprinted in the Lee Co. modern mugbook, p.2, abstracted by Bashie W. Kincaid, Box 67, Rose Hill, VA 24281 25 Oct 1792 passed by the VA State Legislature Petition to divide Russell County into two counties, lying westwardly of a line beginning on the top of Clinch Mtn., one mi. eastwardly of big Maukason gap, thence a direct course to the mouth of Stock creek, thence up the same to Powell's mountain, thence due north to the Kentucky boundary (petition notes that it is 100 miles to Russell Co. seat, 20 of which is wilderness dangerous to travel due to Indians) George Gibson, David Cullum, Nate Smith, Don Martin, Isaac Mullen, Joseph M. Farland, George Collums, John Cox, Abraham Rife, GEO. HATFIELD, John Ward, James Alley, Joseph Campbell, David Wheeler, Jeremiah Lewis Rolly Gray, John Heck, Elisha Wallen, William Wallen, Thomas Walen, Willoboy Lewis, . . . [then, sixty-six names later] . . . JOSEPH HATFIELD, ANDREW SMITH, JEREMIAH HATFIELD, EPHRAIM HATFIELD, Thomas Flanary, James Campbell, Jospeh Campbell, John Cambell, Robert Butcher, Samuel Adams, Thos Johnston Jun., Joseph Davis, Jno. Handy Sgn., Jno. Handy Jun., Joseph Blackmore Segnt., Thomas Blakemore, Joseph Blakemore Jun., Jeremiah Crutchfield, John Tretell, Lewis Tretell, Thos. Tretell DEED: VA; Russell Co.; ABSTRACT OF DEEDS FROM DEED BOOOK 1, RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1787-1795. Nix, Lois K. (self-published:6200 Belpree, Amarillo, TX 79106). 1984, p. 28. [Note that this deed is actually found in Book 2 instead of Book 1. The author includes only the first 41 pages of Book 2 in this compilation.] So .... Russell Co., VA, Deed Book 2, original page 37 "12 Aug 1794 George HATFIELD and Sarah, his wife, of Lee County, Virginia to Lazarus Damron for 73#, 100 A in New Garden on Lewis Creek. ss: George HATFIELD Sarah HATFIELD Filed: August 25, 1795 LAND IN LEE COUNTY: VA; Lee Co.; Surveyor's Records, p. 240. FHL 0032434; Surveyed May the 12th 1798 for George Hatfield one Hundred and fifty Acres of Land by Virtue of an Entry made the 17th day of July 1794 (one part of a Treasury land Warrant No. 9040 and dated 25st day of Novr. 1781) in the name of Moses Cottrell and Transferred to said Hatfield lying in Lee County on the waters of the lick branch & bounded as followeth viz Beginning at a large black Oak marked with three chops by the head of a large Spring S10 deg. E 40 poles to a large withe Oak on the side of a ridge N 60 deg W 36 poles to a black Oak and white Oak N 70 deg. W 68 poles to a Chesnut on a ridge North 22 poles to a double chesnut N 6 deg. W 120 poles to two white Oaks N 43 deg. E 96 po. to two white oaks S 75 deg. E 200 poles to a Spansih Oak and (Huiory by poplar lick branch and S 20 deg. W 195 poles to the beginning. Hiram Craig. Asst. Benj. Sharp. (illeg.) TAX LISTS: VA; Lee Co.; Tax lists 1795-1813; LDS Film #0029301 [These are surviving tax lists; many years seem to have returns for only 1 district. Other Hatfields may possibly have been in Lee Co. in any of these years.] 1795 White male 16+Horses Hatfield, John1 7 horses, 1 studhorse Hatfield, Jeremiah 2 2 Hatfield, John 1 1 Hatfield, George 1 1 Hatfield, Joseph 1 1 Hatfield, George Jr. 1 0 1796 Hatfield, John Jr. 1 1 Hatfield, Jeremiah 2 1 Hatfield, John 2 4 LAND GRANT: VA; Washington (now Lee); online from Virginia State Library; from Virginia State Land Office Grants No. 6, 1786, p. 303 (Reel 72) 2 Oct 1796 By right of a certificate of settlement for adjusting titles to unpatented land in the District of Washington and Montgomery ... for 10 shillings paid by George Hatchfield assignee of Charles Neal ... 100 ac. by survey dated 14 Dec 1782 in Washington County on both sides of Lewis's Creek the waters of Clinch River ... Beginning at 2 white oaks in the edge of a bottom a corner of John Neal's land and with his line n85e 31 poles crossing the creek to 2 Spanish oaks and hickory on the north side of a steep spur, s82e 26 poles leaving said line to a hickory and mulberry in a hollow, s34e 79 poles to 3 white oaks on the west side of a grassy hill, s57w 39 poles to a white walnut and black oak sapling on the top of a rockey spur, n50w 32 poles to a black oak sugartree and dogwoodnear said Neal's field, 545w 85 poles crossing the creek to a large white oak and dogwood on the east side of a ridge, n85w 75 poles to a large white oak on the north side of a ridge near the head of a hollow, n14w 53 poles to 2 white oaks on the north side of a branch, n56w 11 poles to 2 sugartrees and buckeye saplings by said branch, n61e 130 poles along the foot of a ridge of knobs to the Beginning P. Henry [Governor] TAX LISTS: VA; Lee Co; Tax lists 1795-1813; FHL Film #0029301 1797 Hatfield, George 1 " 0 " Marlin 1 " 0 " John 1 " 4 " 1798 Hatfield, John 1 " 2 " George 1 " 1 " James 1 " 0 " 1799 (All visited 1 Apr) Hatfield, James 1 " 0 " John 2 " 2 " also 2 male blacks 12-16 Andrew 1 white male 16+ 2 " 1 studhorse 1800 (All visited 1 Apr) Hatfield, Andrew 1 " 3 " James 1 " 0 " John 1 " 3 " also 2 male blacks 16+ 1801 (Visited 11 Apr) Hatfield, Andrew 1 white male 16+ 2 " John 0 " 0 " note also, John listed as "Constable" is that why he was exempt from tax? (Visited 8 May) Hatfield, George 2 white males 16+ 2 " 1802 No Hatfields on surviving lists 1803 Hatfield, George 1 " 1 " MENTIONED IN DEED: VA; Russell Co.; Russell Co., Virginia, Deed Book 3, 1798-1806. Colley, Tom. Iberian Publishing Co.:Athens, Georgia. 1990. Page 3:368 Sharp et Aux[sic] Deed to Fuller 73 ac. 10 Jan 1803 Benjamin Sharp of Lee Co. to Henry Fuller of Russell Co., for $73, land in Russell Co. on both sides of Lewis Creek, a branch of Clinch River, containing 73 ac. by grant bearing date 16 Aug 1792, running with George Hatfield's lines on East side of Lewis Creek, crossing the Creek. Benj. Sharp Hannah Sharp TAX LISTS: VA; Lee Co; Tax lists 1795-1813; FHL Film #0029301 1804 Hatfield, George 1 " 1 " 1805 Hatfield, Abner 1 " 1 " George 1 " 1 " 1806 Hatfield, George 1 " 3 " Abner 1 " 2 " 1807 Hatfield, Abner 1 " 3 " George 2 " 4 " No 1808 list 1809 (Visited 18 May) Hatfield, George 1 " 3 " Abner 1 " 4 " Ralph 1 " 1 " 1810 (Visited 22 Mar) Hatfield, George 1 " 5 " Lynch 1 " 0 " 1811 (Visited 14 Mar) Hatfield, Abner 1 " 4 " Lynch 1 " 2 " 1812 (Visited 10 Mar) Hatfield, Abner 1 " 4 " 1813 (Visited 5 May) Hatfield, Abner 1 " 3 " George disappears from the tax lists after 22 Mar 1810. Does he move or die? He would be at least 60 yrs. old, perhaps older. DEED: VA; Lee County; Deed Book 2; p.255. FHL film #0032427 George Hatfield to Abner Hatfield 28 Nov 1809 "This Indendture made the 28th day of November 1809 between George Gof [the word "Gof" has been scratched out - see note below] Hatfield of Lee County and State of Virginia of the one part and Abner Hatfield of the same County and State of the other part part [sic] Witnesseth that for and in Consideration of one hundred dollars to the said George Hatfield in had paid before the sealing and delivering of these presents the Receipt Whereof he doth hereby acknowledge hath Granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth doth [sic] Grant bargain and sell unto unto [sic] the said Abner Hatfield his heirs and Assigns One Certain tract or parcel of Land lying and being In the said County of Lee Containg One hundred acres be the same more or less lying on the waters of the lick branch and bounded as followeth to Wit Beginning at a large black oak marked with three Chops by the head of a lerge Spring S10E 40 poles to a large White Oak on the side of a ridge N60W 35 poles to a black Oak & Wite Oak N70W 68 poles to to [sic] a chesnut and Ridge North 22 poles to a Double Chesnut N6W 20 poles [NOTE: could read "120" poles, hard to read] to two White Oaks N43E 90 poles to two White oaks S75E 100 poles to a spanish oak and hicory by a poplar lick branch & S20W 195 poles to the beginning-With its appurtenancys thereunto belonging to have and to hold the said parcel of Land to the said Abner Hatfield his heirs & assigns forever in his performance where of clear of all Other Claims Whatsoever I oblige myself my Executors & Administrators and assigns ever to defend in Witness Whereof I have signed this Indenture the day & year first above written Signed Sealed & delivered in presents of [No witnesses listed at all.] George, his mark, Hatfield Seal At a court held for Lee County the 28th day of November 1809 This Indenture of bargain & Sale from George Hatfield to Abner Hatfield was acknowledged was acknowledged [NOTE: the second set of "was acknowledged" is crossed out in the same manner as the "Gof" at the beginning of the deed.] In court and Ordered to be Recorded Test C Carter [LESLIE'S NOTE: There are an unusual number of errors in this copy of the Hatfield deed. The clerk caught and crossed out "Gof" at the beginning of the deed and "was acknowledged" in the proof at the bottom. In between there are several repetitions he did not notice. Given this many errors, this record cannot stand as proof that George had a middle name "Gof."] [NOTE: The name "Gof" appears only once when this name is written in the first lines of the document and is very clearly scratched out by the clerk who copied the deed into the book and the word "Hatfield" is then written as though the clerk erred and caught himself. This certainly does not stand as proof that this was his name since the signature at the bottom of the doucment does not include "Gof" at all, nor is it repeated elsewhere.] [http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lesliesc&id=I10 425]