!SOURCE: Jim Gunderson, "Bookout/Johnson," Randolph County, Indiana,
1818-1990, compiled by the Randolph County Historical Society, 1990. p463. He
died at the age of 105 years 11 months.

!SOURCE: Worksheet prepared January 1970 by Arthur Roscoe Bookout, Jr. (b. 5 Jan 1918) of 2628 Longwood Dr., Wilmington, DE 19810.

!BURIED: Holly Springs Friends Church Graveyard, near Ramseur, Randolph,
North Carolina. Heading east on Hwy. 49/64, turn right on Pleasant Ridge Road,
which turns into Holly Springs Road. The graveyard is 4.7 miles south of the
highway, and the grave is near the front and middle. Visited by John Marc
Wheat and hia wife Marie on 27 Dec 1994. YES, HE WAS REALLY 105 YEARS OLD.

1735 - Joseph Bookout listed in Prince George Co., Md with petition of
several inhabitants above the Monocacy to the Governor. The subscribers
have greatly suffered by the loss or want of a proper person for the
office of justice; they recommend Capt. Griffith, William Toneyhill, and
Jacob Duckett as proper candidates for that office.

Joseph Bookout I's will was probated in Asheboro, Randolph Co., NC in
August 1806. It is listed in Vol. #, Years 1804-1812, Pg 56 (Clerk of
Superior Court).

August Term 1806. 1st day of August 1806. Amount of the sales of the
property of ________ Stated Deed:
Signed Benjamin Stood
Claton Mod

State of North Carolina, Randolph Co.
I Joseph Bookout being sick in body but of good and perfect memory do
make and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form as
follows. First my body to be buried devoutly at the directions of my
Executors hereafter named and all my just Debts paid. I do Order give and
dispose of the rest of my estate in manner and form following.

That is to say impartially I leave and bequeath to my son John Bookout
the hundred and fifth acres of land which I now live upon which includes
my improvements and buildings and is on a separate deed from the rest of
my land. I leave unto my daughter Nelly Smith the hundred acres I once
sold Thomas J. Brown and I took it back again. The rest of my land I
will to be sold by my Executors and the money arising from the sale to be
equally divided among my four sons, Marmaduke, Charles Bookout, Joseph
Bookout and John Bookout. I will my daughter Sarah Bookout ten pounds.

And I hereby make and appoint Samuel Brown and John Bookout my sole
Executors of this my last will and testament hereby making and making
void all former wills and testaments by me. Write and declaring this only
to be my last will and tgestament in witness hereto I set my hand and
seal this 21st of July 1806.
his
JOSEPH X BOOKOUT
mark
A _____ Copy
Jacob Hinshaw
Jese Hicks Trust
Randolph County August 1806 the above will was duly ____ by Judge ______
by Jese Hicks_____to be recorded.
END

FROM NORTH CAROLINA NEWSPAPER May 15, 1955 (Picture of marker with
following caption underneath:) "First Burial In This Cemetery - JOSEPH
BOOKOUT, Age 105 years, 11 months, 7 days. Pioneer: Early 17th Century. A
new Stone Marks The Old Grave. 136 Year Old Monument Is Replaced."
Written by W. Townsend Smith - Special to Journal & Sentinel.

"Asheboro, May 14, 1955 - A monument, worn by 136 years of time and
weather, has been replaced in the large cemetery adjoining the Holly
Springs Friends Meetinghouse, located in South Past Randolph County, 6
miles Southwest of Ramseur. The original stone was fashioned by hand from
native stone. No date can be read on the old stone to give time of birth
or death but Friends Meetinghouse was organized in 1818 so it is assumed
Bookout was buried about that time. First settlers in that part of the
country are Germans and was about 1740 when they came.

Old timers say the Bookout family moved to Mississippi soon after
Joseph's death and soon lost touch with people in Randolph County."
JOSEPH BOOKOUT 1
Joseph Bookout 1's headstone says he was born 1700 and died July 1806. He is buried in Holly Springs Primitive Quaker Church, south of Ramseur, NC, age 105.
His spouse and marriage date are unknown although "about 1729 MD" was written in on a Family Group Sheet for Lucinda Bookout Clarkson, d/o William, s/o Joseph 1. (This needs to be proven, but it put here as a possibility.]
Joseph Bookout 1 had the following children (the son William Bookout has not been proven as he was not listed in Joseph's will in 1806. It is possible that William had died by that time.]
William Bookout b ca 1748 m. Sara Walker
Peter Joseph Bookout b. before 1755 m. Sarah ______
Marmaduke Bookout b. ca 1755 m. Rachel Moon, Elizabeth ____
Charles Bookout b. before 1762 m. Nancy Ann Cagle
John Bookout b ca 1773 m. Zilpha Wright
Nellie Bookout b. ca 1773 m. Smith
Sarah Bookout b. ca 1773

Notes:
BOOKOUT, JOSEPH $100 reward for documentation of the marriage, birth, parents or birthplace of Joseph Bookout, who is known from pp.298-200 of Loudoun Co. Deed Book, D to have lived on the Potomac River adjacent to land Thomas Aubrey (Francis John) indentured on 9 Sept 1764 to George
Lutwig of the same County. From other records he appears to have been in the same place from at least 1760-68. A Joseph Bookout, probably the same, is known from a petition of about 1730-35 in what is now Frederick County, Maryland. Joseph Bookout is thought to have been born about 1700.
Henry Bookout, 6107 Sound Avenue, Riverhead, NY 11901.

!COMMENT:Joseph 1's birthdate is based on the information from his headstone. Even if you question the authenticity of his age at time of death, this date is where you start.

CALENDAR OF MARYLAND STATE PAPERS--THE BLACK BOOKS
(Volume I, page) 227 158 IX, 22 Prince George's County. Petition of several inhabitants above the
Monocacy to the Governor.
The subscribers have greatly suffered by the loss or want of a proper person for the office of justice; they recommend Capt. Griffith, William Toneyhill, and Jackob Duckett as proper candidates for that
office.
D.S. 1 P. 30.6cm x 18.8cm. Jutilated.
Signers: Samuel Duvall, Henery Emroney (?), John Harper, Ephraim Gold, James Rigges, Henry Truman Hill, Luke Ray, Mikell Hallett, John Sonnis, Thomas Wilson, Hadworth Wilson, Absallom Wilson, Joseph Wilson, Nichols Roads, Joseph Worren, John Whealler, Orlando Griffith, Robart Parl (M.), Joseph Hill, James Parl (M.), Benjamen Kelley (M.), JOSEPH BOOKOUT, John Cramphin, William Davis, John Harding, Gareth Davis, Joseph Harris, Aquila Compton (M.) James Comton, Arthur Nelson, Jr., Joseph Gold, John Nelso(n), Alexander De- 0 0, G(eo)rge Wea - - -, ____-, _____, ______, ______, John Tur(ner), Danel Pa - - -, John Adon - - s, John John- - -, (M.), John Comton (M.) James Wood (M.).
# #

It is possible, or even probable,, that this pioneer of what is now Frederick County, Maryland, Joseph Bookout, is the same person as North Carolina Joseph Bookout, but this has not been demonstrated.

It would appear that he is most probably, or certainly, the same as the Joseph Bookout we find in a somewhat later time frame just across the Potomac in Loudoun County Virginia (Index to the Tithables of Loudoun
County, Virginia and to Slaveholders and slaves 1758--1786 by Margaret
Lail Hopkins; cf. "Joseph Bookout 60, 65" where the page references are
to the pages in the original lists.

In the "Acknowledgement" of Index to the Tithables of Loudoun County, Va.
the author expresses her thanks to the Loudoun County Clerk of Court's
Office for permission to photocopy the original lists and work from them
at home.

John Marc Wheat reported the following citations of Joseph Bookout from records from Loudoun County, Virginia with the help of Jane Sullivan, Library Coordinator, Thomas Balch Library, 208 West Market Street, Leesburg, VA 22078. (703-779-1328) p298-300 of Loudoun Do. Deed Book D: "Indenture made 12th September 1764 between THOMAS AWBREY OF LOUDOUN COUNTY of one part and George Lutwig of same county... in consideration of yearly rents and covenants...farm let parcel of land in County Loudoun whereon JOSEPH BOOKOUT now lives beginning on Potowmack River at the fence made by BOOKOUT which divides his place from the said Awbrey's dwelling plantation...by a strait course to Nolands line to the river...containing 100 acres...to have and hold from first day January next ensuing for term of six years paying yearly rent of Seven pounds Virgnia currency. (signed) Thos. Awbrey."

1760 Joseph Bookout listed in a list of Tithable taken by George West for Loudoun County 1760.

4. Mr. Noland's list of Tithables of 1765.

5. Colo. James Hamilton's Tithables 1767.

6. Joseph Bookout (again, signed "x") is a witness to another indenture
between Thomas Awbrey and William and Bridge Summins dated 12 Nov 1768.

1773 - (Boo)kout, J(oseph)-1773 (Guilford, now Randolph Co., NC)
GUILFORD COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA - PETITION, by Barbara N. Grigg.


Joseph Bookout 1's headstone says he was born 1700 and died July 1806. He is buried in Holly Springs Primitive Quaker Church, south of Ramseur, NC, age 105.
His spouse and marriage date are unknown although "about 1729 MD" was written in on a Family Group Sheet for Lucinda Bookout Clarkson, d/o William, s/o Joseph 1. (This needs to be proven, but it put here as a possibility.]

Notes:
BOOKOUT, JOSEPH $100 reward for documentation of the marriage, birth, parents or birthplace of Joseph Bookout, who is known from pp.298-200 of Loudoun Co. Deed Book, D to have lived on the Potomac River adjacent to land Thomas Aubrey (Francis John) indentured on 9 Sept 1764 to George Lutwig of the same County. From other records he appears to have been in the same place from at least 1760-68. A Joseph Bookout, probably the same, is known from a petition of about 1730-35 in what is now Frederick County, Maryland. Joseph Bookout is thought to have been born about 1700. Henry Bookout, 6107 Sound Avenue, Riverhead, NY 11901.

!COMMENT:Joseph 1's birthdate is based on the information from his headstone. Even if you question the authenticity of his age at time of death, this date is where you start.

CALENDAR OF MARYLAND STATE PAPERS--THE BLACK BOOKS
(Volume I, page) 227
158
IX, 22
Prince George's County. Petition of several inhabitants above the Monocacy to the Governor.
The subscribers have greatly suffered by the loss or want of a proper person for the office of justice; they recommend Capt. Griffith, William Toneyhill, and Jackob Duckett as proper candidates for that office.
D.S. 1 P. 30.6cm x 18.8cm. Jutilated.
Signers: Samuel Duvall, Henery Emroney (?), John Harper, Ephraim Gold, James Rigges, Henry Truman Hill, Luke Ray, Mikell Hallett, John Sonnis, Thomas Wilson, Hadworth Wilson, Absallom Wilson, Joseph Wilson, Nichols Roads, Joseph Worren, John Whealler, Orlando Griffith, Robart Parl (M.), Joseph Hill, James Parl (M.), Benjamen Kelley (M.), JOSEPH BOOKOUT, John Cramphin, William Davis, John Harding, Gareth Davis, Joseph Harris, Aquila Compton (M.) James Comton, Arthur Nelson, Jr., Joseph Gold, John Nelso(n), Alexander De- 0 0, G(eo)rge Wea - - -, ____-, _____, ______, ______, John Tur(ner), Danel Pa - - -, John Adon - - s, John John- - -, (M.), John Comton (M.) James Wood (M.).
# #

It is possible, or even probable,, that this pioneer of what is now Frederick County, Maryland, Joseph Bookout, is the same person as North Carolina Joseph Bookout, but this has not been demonstrated.

It would appear that he is most probably, or certainly, the same as the Joseph Bookout we find in a somewhat later time frame just across the Potomac in Loudoun County Virginia (Index to the Tithables of Loudoun County, Virginia and to Slaveholders and slaves 1758--1786 by Margaret Lail Hopkins; cf. "Joseph Bookout 60, 65" where the page references are to the pages in the original lists.

In the "Acknowledgement" of Index to the Tithables of Loudoun County, Va. the author expresses her thanks to the Loudoun County Clerk of Court's Office for permission to photocopy the original lists and work from them at home.

John Marc Wheat reported the following citations of Joseph Bookout from records from Loudoun County, Virginia with the help of Jane Sullivan, Library Coordinator, Thomas Balch Library, 208 West Market Street, Leesburg, VA 22078. (703-779-1328) p298-300 of Loudoun Do. Deed Book D: "Indenture made 12th September 1764 between THOMAS AWBREY OF LOUDOUN COUNTY of one part and George Lutwig of same county... in consideration of yearly rents and covenants...farm let parcel of land in County Loudoun whereon JOSEPH BOOKOUT now lives beginning on Potowmack River at the fence made by BOOKOUT which divides his place from the said Awbrey's dwelling plantation...by a strait course to Nolands line to the river...containing 100 acres...to have and hold from first day January next ensuing for term of six years paying yearly rent of Seven pounds Virgnia currency. (signed) Thos. Awbrey."

[Mary Bookout of KS paid a genealogist in Leesburg, VA who found the following new documentation of Joseph Bookout there:
Loudoun co {VA} Court Order Book D, p 240{?}, May the 9, 1769:
Bookout & {?} Awbrey
Joseph Bookout Plaintif ) in Debt
Thomas Awbrey Defencant )
Samuel Mobley came into Court and undertook for the Defendant that in case he should be Cast in this Suit he should satisfy and pay the condemnation of the Court or render {?} his body to Prison in Execution for the same or that the said Samue 1 Mobley would do it for him-.]

3. He is listed in a list of Tithable taken by George West for Loudoun County 1760.

4. Mr. Noland's list of Tithables of 1765.

5. Colo. James Hamilton's Tithables 1767.

6. Joseph Bookout (again, signed "x") is a witness to another indenture between Thomas Awbrey and William and Bridge Summins dated 12 Nov 1768.

1773 - (Boo)kout, J(oseph)-1773 (Guilford, now Randolph Co., NC)
GUILFORD COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA - PETITION, by Barbara N. Grigg. "The Genealogical Journal:By the Randolph County Genealogical Society:of the Randolph County Historical Society, North Carolina," Vol. 5, No. 1 (Winter, 1981), pp 33-37

in 1759 Rowan County, NC included
the part of Randolph County where our Joseph Bookout lived. In view
of Mr. Phillip's statement below that Joseph's Noland neighbor in Loudoun
Co., VA was a speculator in Rowan Co., NC in the 1770's and 1780's the
item about Rowan Co. on the web page
was an important discovery.
Henry
*
John T. Phillips published Historian's Guide to Loudoun County, Virginia:
Volume I, Colonial Laws of Virginia and County Court Orders, 1757-1766 in
November, 1996 (Leesurg & Middleburg, VA: Goose Creek Productions, P. O.
Box #776, Leesburg, VA 20178-0776). Henry Wade Bookout III wrote to Mr.
Phillips asking whether Thomas Awbrey's (1764) (see 2. above) lease to
George Lutwig of land "whereon Joseph Bookout now lives" did not imply
that Joseph Bookout was Awbrey's indentured servant or apprentice. Henry
Bookout received the following reply January 32, 1997:

Jan. 28, '97

Goose Creek Productions
P.O. Box #776
Leesburg, Va. 20178-0776

Mr. Henry Bookout:
Thank you, sir, for your kind letter and questions. Time
constraints do not permit a full reply, but I did want to give some
personal response--
First, Jos. Bookout is clearly not a servant in 1760; also in
1765; the reference in the 1764 lease clearly implies JB is either: 1- a
tenant at will; 2- tenant on an un-recorded lease; or 3- that the JB
lease was recorded in Fairfax [Co., VA] (prior to Loudoun's formation [in
1757]). The Noland and Awbrey families owned lands all over that area of
the [Potomac] river. Believe I would be able to find exact location of
this 100-acre tract w. some research, as other clients' work points
further up river than you suspect. You are firmly in the area {B} [See
"Historian's Guide," p. 416 & passim].
Also, am curious about your 1737 Brooke's site, far DOWN River;
and the curious coincidence that Nolands are heavy speculators in ROWAN
CO. NC in the 1770s & 1780s--adjacent [two counties west of] RANDOLPH?
Hope this is some assistance.
Sincerely,
John Phillips

1779 - Randolph Co., NC Tax List - Joseph Bookout

1785 - Joseph Bookout 1 white poll 150 acres: List taken by William Richards, Esq. Capt. Garner's District (also listed: Charles Bookout)--Randolph Co., NC Gene. Soc. Vol II, No. 2 1978 Winter--"1785 Randolph County Tax List"

1787 - Joseph Bookout from State of NC - 150 acres.
--Data from the Deed Books of Randolph Co., NC. From notes of William Perry Johnson, 1944 (This note also placed under Joseph II)

1790 Randolph Co., NC
Bootrout (sic), Joseph
2 free white males 16 years and upward, including heads of families
2 free white females, including heads of families
--"Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790: North Carolina" Baltimore:Genealogical Publishing Co., 1966, p 98

1790 Randolph Co., NC, page 293
Bookout, Joseph
2 free white males 16 years and upward, including heads of families
2 free white males under 16
2 free white females including heads of families
--"Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790:North Carolina: Baltimore Genealogical Pub. Co., 1966

(Note from Henry Wade Bookout, 3-9-1995: In some published sources, this previously unnoticed Bookout is found, in the disguise of Joseph Bootrout (sic), third alpha-numeric section, two hundred twenty-one (221) names above his better known namesake, Joseph Bookout (Marmaduke is thirteen names above, Charles, ninty-nine names above, both in second numeric section from Joseph, op. cit., p 99) Ms. Shirley Evans, visited the National Archives, Washington, D.C., and confirmed that in the original record "Joseph Bootrout" is actually "Joseph Bookout".

This Joseph Bookout (alias Bootrout) is therefore, a distinctly different record from the more familiar Joseph Bookout. While it was formerly thought that Joseph II was among the free white males 16 years and upward living with the better known Joseph Bookout, it ought now be considered whether this new Joseph Bookout, alis Bootrout, is in fact Joseph II in a separate household from the better known Joseph (or perhaps the other way around?).)

Update 24 July 1999:From Henry W. Bookout
I note that, in addition to "Bootrout" that we are considering, in every
other instance where an "r" follows a tall consonant that could be read
together as a "k" that the scribe, to indicate that the "r" is an "r" and
not to be taken with the preceding consonant, leaves a hiatus between the
"r" and the preceding consonant: note, for example, the four instances of
"Alred" on page 285 preceding "Joseph Bootrout" on page 286, in which the
"l" does not lead directly into "r," but a space is left between them:
thus it is impossible to read "lr" (in "Alred") as "k" (in "Aked").
The note you have (from 1995) *was* my earlier belief, but after seeing
the copy of the scribe's writing I concluded that he intended to write
"Boutrout," not "Bookout." If we do include that census and extrapolate
from it, I think we should use extreme caution and note that the scribe
lifts his pen in going from a tall consonant to an r. When he makes a k
there is no such space. Maybe we should consider the census on other
grounds, but not I think on the grounds of what the scribe wrote.

1793 - Joseph Bookout from State of NC - 640 acres.
--Data from the Deed Books of Randolph Co., NC. From notes of William Perry Johnson, 1944

1806-Joseph Bookout I's will was probated in Asheboro, Randolph Co., NC in August 1806. It is listed in Vol. #, Years 1804-1812, Pg 56 (Clerk of Superior Court).
August Term 1806. 1st day of August 1806. Amount of the sales of the property of ________ Stated Deed:
Signed Benjamin Stood
Claton Mod
State of North Carolina, Randolph Co.
I Joseph Bookout being sick in body but of good and perfect memory do make and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form as follows. First my body to be buried devoutly at the directions of my Executors hereafter named and all my just Debts paid. I do Order give and dispose of the rest of my estate in manner and form following.
That is to say impartially I leave and bequeath to my son John Bookout the hundred and fifth acres of land which I now live upon which includes my improvements and buildings and is on a separate deed from the rest of my land. I leave unto my daughter Nelly Smith the hundred acres I once sold Thomas J. Brown and I took it back again. The rest of my land I will to be sold by my Executors and the money arising from the sale to be equally divided among my four sons, Marmaduke, Charles Bookout, Joseph Bookout and John Bookout. I will my daughter Sarah Bookout ten pounds.
And I hereby make and appoint Samuel Brown and John Bookout my sole Executors of this my last will and testament hereby making and making void all former wills and testaments by me. Write and declaring this only to be my last will and tgestament in witness hereto I set my hand and seal this 21st of July 1806.
his
JOSEPH X BOOKOUT
mark
A _____ Copy
Jacob Hinshaw
Jese Hicks Trust
Randolph County August 1806 the above will was duly ____ by Judge ______ by Jese Hicks_____to be recorded.
END

FROM NORTH CAROLINA NEWSPAPER May 15, 1955 (Picture of marker with following caption underneath:) "First Burial In This Cemetery - JOSEPH BOOKOUT, Age 105 years, 11 months, 7 days. Pioneer: Early 17th Century. A new Stone Marks The Old Grave. 136 Year Old Monument Is Replaced." Written by W. Townsend Smith - Special to Journal & Sentinel.

"Asheboro, May 14, 1955 - A monument, worn by 136 years of time and weather, has been replaced in the large cemetery adjoining the Holly Springs Friends Meetinghouse, located in South Past Randolph County, 6 miles Southwest of Ramseur. The original stone was fashioned by hand from native stone. No date can be read on the old stone to give time of birth or death but Friends Meetinghouse was organized in 1818 so it is assumed Bookout was buried about that time. First settlers in that part of the country are Germans and was about 1740 when they came.

Old timers say the Bookout family moved to Mississippi soon after Joseph's death and soon lost touch with people in Randolph County."
"Legends of Loudoun: An account of the history and homes of a border county of Virginia's Northern Neck" by Harrison Williams. Richmond, Virginia: Garrett and Massie, Inc. (1938) Has account of Thomas Aubrey, Joseph 1's neighbor on the Potomac River, Loudoun Co., VA (1760-68).

!RESEARCHER-NEIGHBORS OF JOSEPH BOOKOUT 1:
The following lists are the names of persons who appear together
with Joseph Bookout on lists of tithables (colonial taxes collected by
Anglican parishes) in Loudoun Co., VA.

These are the lists that Marc Wheat posted in 1995. The lists have been
published and are available at the Thomas Balch Library in Leesburg, VA.
There are also copies at the Library of the Historical Society of
Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

The first set (A) is alphebetized (not the original order) by list and the
second set (B) is a list of all names taken together in alphabetical
order. It is hoped that if the origin of some of these individuals, can
be discovered, it might provide a clue to Joseph Bookout 1's origins.

For example, the Trammels are known to have come originally from
France, having immigrated to VA from Devonshire, England. Joseph
Bookout's great-grandson, Cash Calvin Bookout, married Ada
Trammel. Unfortunately, the connection with Cash Bookout is too
remote from Joseph 1 to draw any useful conclusions as to Joseph's
origins.

In view of the overwhelmingly English component of Joseph Bookout
1's neighbors in the 1760's in Loudon Co., VA, I think that a possible
immigration route first to Williamsburg, VA should be explored or at
least entertained as a clearly indicated possibility.

The earlier appearance of Joseph 1 in what is now Frederick Co., MD
in the 1730's (where no one has been able to find any further trace
of him) creates, perhaps, only the appearance that he came down
from the north (New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania). John P.
Dern, the author of "Pioneers of Old Monocacy" thought he came from
the Baltimore area.

(A)

(1)
George West (1760)

Abbet, James
Berkley, Charles*
Bookout, Joseph
Buzen, Phillip
Clowes, Joseph
Clowes, Thomas
Davis, David
Dawson, John
Dawson, Mathias
Dawson, William
Dewit, John Ross
Douglas, William
Dunnahue, Cornelious
Eaton, James
Fouch, John
Fouch, John
Gore, Thomas
Gourlding, James
Green, James
Green, Thomas
Hamby, John
Hamilton, Thomas
Hardy, Bejamin
Haven, John
Heryford, John
Hogure, Solomon
Holms, William
Honsinger, Simon
Hopwell, Sanuel
Hutson, David
Lamb, Thomas
Mobley, Samuel
Morland, Jason
Morland, William
Moss, John Junr.
Moss, John Senr.
Moss, William
Murray, James Jur.
Noland, Paul
Noland, Phillip
Norton, Edward
Norton, William
Parsons, William
Peake, John
Phillips, Benjamin
Phillips, Jenkins
Phillips, Samuel
Popkin, John
Popkin, Robert
Price, Jonathan
Pritchard, Thomas
Rhoden, Thomas
Rhodes, Moses
Richardson, Aaron
Riley, John
Roberts, Joseph
Ross, William
Saintclar, Margaret
Sangster, George
Shore, William
Shrieves, William
Sinklar, Issac
Stafford, Chas.
Steers, James
Steers, John
Taverner, George Junr.
Taverner, George Senr.
Triplett, N. Harry
Triplett, Nell
Triplett, Prince
Triplett, William
Vanbuscart, Michl.
Vandiver, George
Watson, Thomas
Wells, Thos. Williams
West, George
Wildman, Jacob
Williamson, James

(2)
Mr. Noland's List

Anbey, John
Arthur, John
Arthur, Joseph
Awbrey, Thomas
Black, William
Bookout, Joseph*
Bossate, William Junr.
Clapham, Josias
Clemons, James
Cummins, Malikiah
Dawson, Abraham
Dehaven, Abraham
Dewcase, Cornelius
Doneer, Daniel
Dowell, Philip
Forlow, Jacob
Fouch, John
Gorard, David
Green, Thomas
Grinnen, William
Hall, Calep
Harvin, William
Hetton, Henry
Hopkins, Joseph
Howeaton, Henry
Jenkins, Amos
Joshua
Kirk, William
Lester, Abner
Lester, John
Lester, Samuel
Lewis, Abel
Lewis, George
Lewis, James
Long, James
Lord, Elisha
Macan, Arthur
Macan, John
Mackentosh, Peter
Mason, William
Massey, Abraham
Massey, Lewis
McGrew, James
McGrew, John
McHolland, Patrick
McKenry, Patrick
Merrick, Griff
Miller, Peter
Mitchell, Robert
Mobly, Samuel
Noland, Philip
Parsons, William
Pibourn, Thos.
Robbins,
Shadilea, Daniel
Sinkler, John
Smith, Alexander
Smith, David
Smith, John
Smith, William
Sutton, Hugh
Swaller, Wiliam
Thomas, Elias
Tipton, Silvester
Tracey, Jacob
Trammell, John
Trammell, Sampson
Twebs, John
Van Buskir, John
Vanbuscart, Isaac
Vanbuscart, Michael
Varnor, Peter
Vice, Robert
Walton, John
Wennan, William

(3)
Aneas Campbell (1765)

Arther, John
Arther, Joseph
Baley, Daniel
Ball, Farlain
Belford, Daniel
Bookout, Joseph*
Bruster, Mary
Campbell, Aneas
Carty, Patrick
Cline, William
Conner, Charles
Conner, Samuel
Coxon, John
Dalton, John
Debell, William
Deveas, Cornelius
Douglass, William
Dowell, Philip
Drish, Frederick
Floyd, William
Forlow, JacoLong, James
Foutch, Isaac
Gooden, Amos
Gore, Joshua
Gossete, William Juner
Grayson, Spence
Grimes, William
Haling, John Wilcoxson
Harvey, James
Hatcher, John
Hodo, Peter
Howell, John
Johnson, John
Kirk, William
Lester, Abner
Lester, John
Lester, Samuel
Lewis
Lewis, Abell
Lewis, George
Lewis, James
Loid, Eleasha
Luckett, William
Macan, John
Maraik, Griff
Marlborough, Francis
Massey, Abraham
McDaniel, Hugh
McGinnis, John
Mercer, Richard
Miller, John
Miller, Peter
Oneal, Ferdinand
Oneal, George
Oxley, Everet
Oxley, Henry
Oxley, Henry
Oxley, John
Oxley, John Clear
Park, John
Posten, Leonard
Reeder, Adam
Reeder, Peter
Robins, Joshawa
Sands, Edmund
SandSands, Jacob
Shedelia, Donall
Smith, John
Smoothwell, Edward
Spur, Richard
Squires, Thomas
Swaller, William
Talbort, Henry
Taylor, James
Thompson, Thomas
Tracey, Jacob
Trammell, Samson
Triplet, Daniel
Triplett, William
Varner, Peter
Wildman, William
Wilman, William Junr.
Yates, Alice
Yates, Robert

(4)
Colo. James Hamilton (1767)

Aldridge, Thomas
Arter, John (son of Joseph)
Arter, Joseph
Awbrey, Thomas
Awbrey, Thomas Junr.
Awbrey, William
Bargum
Bookout, Joseph*
Brown, Henry
Caine, Richard
Clapham, Josias
Cole, Isaac
Dehaven, Abraham
Douglass, William
Eaton, Henry How
Eckley, Joseph
Eckley, Peter
Ellis, Elias
Ellis, Jessy
Ellis, Sam
Ferguson, Thomas
George, Thomas
George, William
Green, Thomas
Greg, George
Greg, William Hanby, John
Howell, Charles
Howell, Hezekiah
Howell, Hugh
Howell, John
Hughes, Thomas
Jenkins, Robert
John, Benjamin
John, Elias
John, James
John, Thomas
Jones, John
Jones, Joshua
Kidd, James
Kirk, William
Land, Rasbery Plain
Leoid, Elisha
Lester, Abraham
Lester, John
Lester, Samuel
Lewis
Lewis, George
Lewis, James
Lewis, William
Lewis, William Junr.
Lucket, William Capt
Mason, Thompson Esqr.
Massy, Lee
McKinney, George
Mercer, Richard
Metheny, Nathan
Mireck, Griffeth
Mobely, Ameul
Molton, William
Mooney, Loch
Morris, Jacob
Nicholas, Christo
Noland, Paul
Noland, Philip Gent.
Noland, Philp Junr
Noland, Thomas
Norton, Nehemiah
Oxley, Clear
Oxley, Everet
Oxley, Henry
Oxley, Henry Junr
Parsons, William
Paterson, Fleming
Paterson, Hugh
Paterson, John
Polson, Leonard
Samuel, Shedrick
Scott, John
Seldon, Samuel Junr.
seldon, Mary Mason
Shields, Thomas
Shortri

• Married: ABT 1729 in MD

1. Marmaduke Bookout b: ABT 1755 in Randolph County, North Carolina
2. Charles Bookout b: BEF 1762
3. Nellie Bookout b: AFT 1773
4. Sarah Bookout b: AFT 1773

• Married: 1729 in MD

1. William Bookout b: BEF 1746
2. Marmaduke Bookout b: 1747 in Randolph, North Carolina
3. Charles Bookout b: 1749
4. Joseph Bookout II b: ABT 1753
5. Nellia Bookout b: AFT 1755
6. Sarah Bookout b: 1761
7. John Bookout b: 1773
8. Peter Joseph Bookout b: 1800