Notes:

kynelson@rootsweb.com
Jerry L. Clark wrote:

>Here are the children of John JOHNSON and 1st wife Dorothy Miles who he
>married 13 Dec 1801, Nelson County, KY
>
>4. Elizabeth Johnson b 13 Feb 1812 , Nelson County, KY died 10 May 1891 ,
>Nelson, Kentucky m Francix Xavier Bowling born 14 Nov 1807 , Nelson,
>Kentucky died 29 Nov 1867 , Nelson, Kentucky
>Married 16 Oct 1832 Nelson Co, s/o Thomas & Eleanor Bowling.
>

Elizabeth married Francis Xavier Bowling on 16 Oct 1832 in Nelson County, Kentucky. Francis was born on 14 Nov 1807 in Nelson County, Kentucky; died on 29 Nov 1867 in Nelson County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Thomas Ammanuel Bowling was born on 31 May 1837 in New Haven, Nelson County, Kentucky; died on 28 Dec 1909 in New Haven, Nelson County, Kentucky; was buried in St Catherine Cemetery, New Haven, Nelson County, Kentucky.

Notes:

kynelson@rootsweb.com
kyfisher wrote:

>This is a little "sneak Peek" of what is found in the book we have been discussing. There is more....
>
>
>HON. SYLVESTER JOHNSON [a photo of his home is included]
>
>Honorable Sylvester Johnson was born October 14, 1813. The parents were John
>and Dorothy (Miles) Johnson, natives of Maryland. They came to Nelson County
>in 1798, and settled near where New Hope now stands.
>
>Sylvester Johnson was brought up on a farm, and received a good English
>education finishing off with two years at St. Mary's College in Marion
>County. He taught school during the summer months and flatboated during the
>winter, a business that was started by his uncle. Mr. Johnson was only 18
>years old when he commenced the battle of life on his own. He flatboated and
>merchandised until 1843, then he retired from boating and was elected
>sheriff of Nelson County in 1857, and subsequently to the Legislature in
>1859. He was solicited several times to offer for the same office, but
>always declined. He drifted into the banking business, which he successfully
>carried on for 16 years. He owned considerable property in the village of
>New Haven.
>
>Mr. Johnson at one time was worth from $300,000 to $400,000, and gave to
>charitable purpose $100,000 or more. For several years he clothed the
>children at St. Thomas Orphan Asylum. In 1872 he built a parochial
>schoolhouse in New Haven at a cost of $6,000, and donated it to the Roman
>Catholic Church. He established two free Catholic schools and paid out his
>own funds to the teachers for both white and colored schools. He gave about
>$20,000 to a new Roman Catholic Church erected in New Haven at a cost of
>$40,000. Mr. Johnson was married in August 1835 to Mildred Boone, whose
>parents were Charles and Susan Howard Boone, who came from Maryland in 1798,
>and settled in this county.
>
>Mr. Johnson died July 13, 1889.
>
mdstmary@rootsweb.com
Jerry L. Clark wrote:

>Shirley,
>
>William Norris (the son of William Norris and Teresa Norris)married Ann
>Johnson daughter of Thomas Johnson and Ann Nancy Vittitoe.
>
>This Thomas Johnson the son of John Johnson and Dorothy Miles.
>
>Nelson County, Ky marriages
>
>JOHNSON, Ann p 133: m William Norris; m 16 Nov 1869
>m by F. DeMeulder, Min Ret
>m at St Caherine Church
>wit: John Boone, Ann Boling

>Henry Norris another son married Elizabeth Johnson also a daughter of Thomas
>Johnson and Ann Nancy Vittitoe
>
>Marriage Bond & Consent Nelson County, KY 1849-1864

>Norris, Henry & Elizabeth Johnson; Bond: 30 Jan. 1857, Married: 3 Feb 1857
>Signed bond: Thomas Bowling
>Married by Jos. DeFries from Minister Return
>Witness: Thomas Bowling & Elizabeth Cambron

>Still trying to figure out who this John Norris is or who this Elizabeth Ann Johnson is.
>
>John Norriss m Eliza Ann Johnson bond 7 Sep 1857, m 3 Sep 1857
>sur: William A. Roberts
>Groom 64 years, b Nelson Co, 2nd m
>Bride res St Thomas, 34 years, b Nelson Co, 1st m.
>m by E.O. O'Driscoll, Min Ret.
>wit: W.A. Roberts, Sarah Roberts.
>(other Norriss & Nourse mgs).

>Mary Jane Norris married 1st to Joseph DIXON and 2nd to George Madison
>NEWTON

>Dixon, Joseph m. Norris, Jane Oct 28, 1842, Nelson Co. KY.

>Jane 28 & Amanda 7 Dixon are in Household of Wm & Treacy Norris in 1850
>Nelson Co.,KY census.

>NEWTON, George M. & Norris, Mary Jane, Bond: 23 Jan. 1852
>Married: 27 Jan. 1852
>Signed bond: Henry Norris
>Married by Robert A. Abell, from Minister Return
>
7 vi. Dorothy Miles, born Abt. 1783 in Date Calculation only JB. She married John Johnson, of Leonard of David December 13, 1801 in Nelson County, Kentucky; born 1777 in St. Mary's County, Maryland; died 1833Plattshirl@aol.com wrote:

> Hi Mike,
>
> No, the Rev. John B. Hutchins (Jr) never married. His father, John B. Hutchins died bef 11 Sept 1806 in Wash Co, KY and his mother, Eleanor Brown Hutchins then married family friend, Capt. Thomas Bowling 3 Feb 1807 in New Haven. Ellen Brown Hutchins Bowling and Thomas Bowling had 5 children, of which their 3 sons, married three daughters of John Johnson and Dorothy Miles:
>
> Francis Xavier m. Elizabeth Johnson
> Robert m. Catherine Johnson
> William m. Eleanor Julia Johnson
>
> John B. Hutchins and Eleanor Brown also had 3 other children:
>
> Mary Magdalen b. 26 Apr 1798 m. Henry Cissell
> Juliette b. 8 Aug 1800 m. Robert Cissell
> Thomas b. 17 Sept 1805 m. Ann 'Nancy' Head
>
> Capt Thomas Bowling was a widow at the time of his marriage to Eleanor Brown. He was previously married to Ann Nevitt (dau of John Nevitt and Ann Gates), they had 7 children; Ann Nevitt died betw 1800 and 1804, and on 10 Jan 1805 in Nelson Co, KY, Thomas married Ann 'Nancy' Greene, dau of Thomas Edelen Greene and Mary Ann Blandford.
>
> Ann Greene Bowling died at the birth of their only child, Charles Dominic Bowling, who was ordained a Roman Catholic priest at St Rose 13 Jun 1830.
>
> There were many priests and nuns in the Bowling family.
>
> Shirley

Jerry L. Clark wrote:

>Here are the children of John JOHNSON and 1st wife Dorothy Miles who he
>married 13 Dec 1801, Nelson County, KY
>
>1. Ann " Nancy" JOHNSON born Aft. 1801 died Bef 1845 married 13 Jul 1825 ,
>Nelson, Kentucky to Sylvester HAGAN born 1804 died Jan 1850. Sylvester Hagan
>married 2nd to Rachel DAVIS 11 Aug 1845 , Nelson, Kentucky
>
>2. Charles Johnson born Aft. 1801 died Jul 1832
>
>3. Thomas JOHNSON born 19 May 1808 New Haven, Nelson, Kentucky died 6 Jun
>1850, married Ann Nancy Vittitoe 9 Dec 1833 Hardin, Kentucky.
>
>Hardin County, KY marriages
>JOHNSON, Thomas, and Nancy VITTITOE. 9 Dec 1833. Surety Thomas Vittitoe,
>girl's father, who consented. Man of age. R. Byrn. A230
>
>
>4. Elizabeth Johnson b 13 Feb 1812 , Nelson County, KY died 10 May 1891 ,
>Nelson, Kentucky m Francix Xavier Bowling born 14 Nov 1807 , Nelson,
>Kentucky died 29 Nov 1867 , Nelson, Kentucky
>Married 16 Oct 1832 Nelson Co, s/o Thomas & Eleanor Bowling.
>
>5. Sylvester Johnson born 14 Oct 1813 , Nelson County, KY died 13 Jul 1889
>Nelson County, KY m Mildred Boone born 16 Feb 1816 , Nelson, Kentucky died
>29 Jul 1875 ,Nelson, Kentucky both buried at St. Catherine Cemetery, ,
>Nelson, Kentucky married 6 Aug 1835 Hardin Co,Kentucky. Mildred BOONE d/o
>Charles BOONE & Susan HOWARD.
>
>6. John Johnson Jr. born Abt 1814 died 1 May 1850 (now I have This one as
>the one who married Teresa FOGLE born 1815 died 5 Jul 1917 (but Mary Yoder
>Believes That the John Johnson who married Teresa Fogle was the son of
>George JOHNSON and Eleanor DAWSON. (Can't Prove yet which John Johnson
>married Teresa FOGLE)
>
>7. Catherine Johnson born 1817 died 12 May 1861 , Nelson, Kentucky m Robert
>Bowling born abt 1812 married 18 Apr 1837 Nelson Co, Ky--s/o Thomas BOWLING
>& Eleanor BROWN
>
>8.Eleanor Julia JOHNSON born abt 1820 died 4 Feb 1856 New Haven, Nelson,
>Kentucky married William BOWLING born 1809 died 1857 New Haven, Nelson,
>Kentucky married 18 Sep 1838 , Nelson, Kentucky son of s/o Thomas BOWLING &
>Eleanor BROWN
>
>9. William Johnson- (I have never identified this son)

>Now one problem we have with children of 2nd wife is based on Census Records
>all 4 were born abt 1823, which is highly unlikely.
>
>John JOHNSON m 2 Henrietta "Henny" HIll 13 Sep 1820 Nelson Co.
>Children:
>
>10 Priscilla Johnson ca 1821, died after 1880 Owenboro, Daviess, Ky; m
>Leo Thompson born 17 Dec 1818 died after 1870 but before 1880 married on 15
>Jun 1838 ,Nelson, Kentucky
>
>11 Sarah Sally Johnson born abt between 1822- 1824 died aft 1870- before
>1880 married Charles GREENWELL born 1818 died aft 1870- before 1880 married
>24 Jan 1836 , Nelson, Kentucky. He was the son of John GREENWELL and Lavania
>BOWLING, who was married 2nd to Thomas JOHNSON son of Leonard JOHNSON
>
>12 Hillary/Hillory Sylvester Johnson born 11 Feb 1823 d 8 Dec 1893
>LaRue Co; buried at Hodgeville Catholic Cemetery, Hodgeville, Larue,
>Kentucky, m Phebe Ann LaRue born 1828 died 11 Mar 1880 (d/o Joseph &
>Lucinda Thompson LaRue) married 28 Oct 1845 , LaRue, Kentucky
>
>13 Mary Margaret Johnson ca 1823-1824 ; m Thomas Blacklock
>Lancaster born 1813(s/o Raphael Jr & Eleanor Blacklock Lancaster)
>Married 24 Jan 1839 Nelson Co. Both died in Owenboro, Daviess,
>Ky but most of their children was born in Marion Co, Ky.
>
>
>This is my list, and I back it up with the will of Mary M Johnson (PAYNE)
>(HAGAN) who was the sister of John JOHNSON who married Dorothy MILES, and
>2nd Henrietta HILL
>
>Mary M Johnson
>
>Mary Hayden at time of death over 70 years old..source Settlement of
>Estate 1870 Daviess county Census died shortly after..
>
>HEIRS OF MARY M. HAYDEN
>filed in 1877 Daviess Co.Ky Circuit court.
>
>
>
>I only have 9 Children for George JOHNSON and Eleanor DAWSON. Will list
>those latter.
>
>I expect to get comments from my list above, but I can give my reasons if
>anyone disagrees.
>

John married Dorothy Miles on 13 Dec 1801 in Nelson County, Kentucky. Dorothy (daughter of Phillip Miles and Eleanor O'Bryan) was born between 1776 and 1780 in St. Mary's County, MD; died in 1820 in Nelson County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1 Philip Miles b: Bet. 1734 - 1748 in St. Mary's Co., MD d: Bef. February 10, 1789 in Nelson Co.,KY +Eleanor O'Bryan b: Abt. 1746 in St. Mary's Co., MD m: 1770 in St. Mary's Co., MD d: 1806 in Nelson Co., KY Father: Henry O'Bryan Mother: Monica Ford
2 Joseph Miles
2 William Miles
2 Priscilla Miles b: 1762 d: December 12, 1849
+Thomas Osborne Father: Thomas Osborne
2 Henry Miles b: 1771 in St. Mary's Co., MD d: 1839
+Nancy McAtee
*2nd Wife of [1] Henry Miles:
+Ann Lancaster
2 Catherine Miles b: March 29, 1773 in St. Mary's Co., MD d: 1847
+John Lancaster
2 John Barton Miles b: July 06, 1775 in St. Mary's Co., MD
+Sarah Howard
2 Dorothy Miles b: Bet. 1775 - 1780 in St. Mary's Co., MD
+John Johnson b: in St. Mary's Co., MD m: December 13, 1801 in Nelson Co., KY d: in St. Mary's Co., MD Father: Leonard Johnson Mother: Eleanor McAtee
2 Monica Miles b: Abt. 1783
+Basil Mattingly b: May 31, 1772 in St. Mary's Co., MD
m: January 07, 1801 in Washington Co., KY d: April 08, 1833 in Washington Co., KY Father: Leonard Mattingly Mother: Mary Polly Hayden

Francine

Mary A. Shoemaker wrote:

> Hello, I sent the following to katwoodring @yahoo.com . pertaining to her listing of the varrious Elenor Bryans found in St. Marys records etc. Wasn't thinking.. as I thought it would go to the St. Marys page etc..
> As I said.. open to discussions or diagreements etc..
>
> Mary Ann
>
> My email:
> Hello, you do have a number of Bryans etc. I am the source for the DAR Application on Philip Miles.
> Here are my notes from my computer.program* on Philip Miles. *
> "named in will of mother, Elizabeth Gardiner Miles (will 38:848) 1771
>
> owned in 1770 William's Endeavor" and "Farthings' Adventure" *from his* *wife's inherited property.*
>
> Moved to Ky, listed on the 1787 Tax list of Nelson Co. VA (KY)
> died intestate 1789
>
> received 3 slaves from his mother is her will. "Jerry, old Mill, and Peg"
> named for uncle Philip Key.
>
> ABST OF NELSON CO DEEDS 1785-1808, , p 44 ( Deed book 4, p 657)
> "16 June 1788: Philip Miles imported slave declaration."
>
> dead by 10 Feb 1789 when wife *Eleanor Miles relinquished her right to* administer his estate to *Robert Abell and Henry Mile*s (his son)
>
> Children from family record of son Joseph Miles, who lived Perry Co.MO and named his brothers and sisters.
>
> CENTENERY OF CATHOLICITY, Webb, p 68
> KY GENEALOGY & BIOGRAPHY Vol V., p 205
> PIONEER, Vol I p 34
> Nelson Co. Will book A, p 616
> MUDD FAMILY OF THE US, Richard Mudd, p 1714
> ST. Mary's Co. Will 38, p 848, probate 1772 (part 2)
> THOMAS HILL & REBECCA MILES, L. Donnelly,
> Spalding Bible records at DAR Library, in Data File.
> MD CATHOLIC ON THE FRONTIER, T. O'Rourke, p 697 lst & 2nd edition.
> COLONIAL SETTLERS ST CLEMENT'S BAY 1643-1780, ST MARY'S CO MD, Donnelly, p 44, 46.
>
> Nelson Co. Ky Will Book A p 616 ( NELSON CO. KY RECORDS, VOL 1, P 49)
> Acc. of* Henry Miles and Robert Abell Adm of the estate of Philip Miles,*dec'd Feb 8, 1802, by Michael Campbell and Atkinson Hil. Mentions widow as *Eleanor Miles. may 10, 1802."* (end of my notes)
>
> Louise Donnely in her book COLONIAL SETTLERS OF ST. CLEMENT'S BAY 1634-1780, p46 has:
> " Eleanor Bryan was born around 1746 or prior, to be age 16 when she settled her father's estate in St. Mary's co. MD
> She was the daughter of Henry Bryan and Monica Ford Shircliffe. As an only chiild and legatee, Eleanor Bryan settled the estate of her father Henry Bryan, after the death of her mother on 4/11/1764.
>
> In 1767 Eleanor Bryan was living on 96 acre tract according.to the will of her half-brother Henry Shircliffe. In 6/1770 Abraham, a slave of Thomas Bond , was convicted of having stolen certain goods from Elias Smith and of "having attempted to Ravish and carnally know a certain Eleanor Bryan of St. Marys Co. Spinster again the will of her the said Eleanor. For his crimes etc...."
>
> An account is given of her letter to Govenor Robert Eden pertaining to the slave (long story) etc..
>
> To support the fact that her mother died and Eleanor settled her father's estate is the following:
>
> INVENTORIES OF THE PREROGATIVE COURT OF MD 1760-1763, Skinner, p 93
> "Henry Bryan
> Appraisers: *Samuel Abell, *Enoch Fenwick
> Creditors: Normand Bruce, Philip Briscoe
> Next of kin: Thomas Baggs, Richard Kerby
> Next of Kin: *Ignatius Bryan, John Bryan (his brothers, my comment)*
> Administratrux: * Eleanor Bryan.*
>
> In her book Donnelly continues: " Eleanor Bryan married Philip Miles the son of John Miles and Elizabeth Gardiner. When Elizabeth Gardiner Miles wrote her will on 11/3/1771 she named her son Philip Miles (38:848) Philip Miles was given in the Debt Books in 1770 in possession of "William's Endeavor" and "Farthing's Adventure" His wife's inherited property. They moved to KY Where Philip Miles is given in the 1787 tax list of Nelson Co. Ky Philip Miles died intestate in 1789."
>
> Certainly open to discussion, disagreements etc..
> Mary Ann

Posted to the SMC List by Judith Burger, 7/9/2004:

1. Philip (w)5 Miles, Rev. War (John (w)4, John (w)3, John2, John1) was born Abt. 1748 in Maryland, and died Bef. February 10, 1789 in Nelson County, Kentucky, Resided in the Pottinger's Creek Settlement from March 1788. He married Eleanor (w) (O'Bryan) Bryan Bet. November 1767 - 1770 in St. Mary' s County, Maryland, daughter of Henry Bryan and Monica Ford. She was born 1746 in St. Mary's County, Maryland, and died Aft. 1789 in Nelson County, Kentucky.

I never did buy the Monica Ford marriage to Henry Bryan....glad I never changed my records (LDR).

And, of course, Philip and Eleanor named a daughter Monica.

There is no one document that proves the marriage of the two.

Linda Reno

Notes:
In "Sketches of the Early Catholic Missions of Kentucky" by M.J. Spalding (1810-2872), he writes "The Catholics of the infant colonies received him [Rev. Mr. Whelan, Irish Fransiscan Priest provided to the KY families] with open arms. Many of them had not seen a priest for two years. They were poor, scattered over an extensive territory, and had no chuch in which the divine mysteries might be offered up. They were in too destitute a condition to be able to erect ever a temporary place of worship." He goes on to state that there were only 50 Catholic families in KY by 1786. He further states that the Catholic population of KY emigrated almost entirely from St Mary's and Prince George's Co, MD. William Coomes (Combs/Coombes) and his 16 yr old son, Walter A, were the first known Catholics to emigrate to KY in 1774-1775. The Haydons and Lancasters led the first Catholic Colony in KY, mostly around Pottinger's Creek, abt 1785. (One of the Haydons lost 7, and another lost 3, family members from hardship and sickness while on the way to Kentucky.) The next spring, 1786, a larger colony of Catholics was led by Capt. James Rapier. In 1787, another colony led by Philip Miles and Thomes Hill, then another in 1788 led by Robert Abel. Benedict Spalding led a group in 1790.

Phillip married Eleanor O'Bryan in 1770 in St. Mary's County, MD. Eleanor was born in 1746 in St. Mary's County, MD; died in 1806 in Nelson County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The first Eleanor O'Bryan was born in SMC to Henry Bryan/O'Bryan and his
wife Monica (Ford?):

Will of Henry Bryan, SMC 7/17/1761-2/3/1763. Wife: Monica, land I bought of
Henry Miles and at her death to daughter, Eleanor Bryan.
Daughter: Eleanor, land lying in and near Beaverdam Manor; if she dies
without issue to brothers Ignatius and John Bryan.
Daughter-in-law: Monica Shercliffe.
Son-in-law: Thomas Shercliffe, all my part of "Green's Plot", 17 ac.
provided he will pay daughter Eleanor 6 lbs. and 12 lbs. sterling in 2
years.
Brother: Ignatius Bryan, clothing.
Exec:Wife.
Wit: Robert Cole, Robert and Peter Mattingly.

This (first) Eleanor O'Bryan married Philip Miles who is listed as a DAR
patriot:

"The Lancaster Family of Maryland and KY", Samuel V. Lancaster, p 41,
"Philip and Ellinor O'Brian Miles were the parents of six. children:
Henry "Harry " Miles... John Miles.... Charles Miles... Catherine Miles... b
1773 d 1847 married John Lancaster b 1766, d 1838....Monica Miles, &
Dorothy Miles m John Johnson.

"Nelson Co. Pioneer", Vol. I, p 34 (Nelson Co. KY Court Minutes relating to
wills etc.)
"Eleanor Miles, widow and relic of Philip Miles relinquishes her right of
admin to Robt Abell and Henry Miles with Athenasious Thompson and Wm Haden
their security for 2000 pounds. Basel Hayden, Philip Lee, Samuel Pottinger
and Samuel Willet, or any three to appraise the personal estate."

"Nelson Co. Pioneer" Vol II, p 29 12/9/1790
"Inventory and appraisements of the estate of Philip Miles deceased was
returned and ordered to be recorded."

"Abstracts of wills 1785-1820 Nelson Co. KY" p 23 ( Nelson Co. KY Will Bk
One, p 616)
"Settlement of the accounts of Philip Miles dec'd. by Michael Campbell &
Atkinson Hill, 8 Feb 1802. Widow's dower to Ellanor Miles total 459 L
92 s 3p"

Cook , " Nelson Co. KY Records, " Vol I, p 49 (Nelson Co. Will Bk A, p 616)
"Examination of the accounts of Henry Miles and Robert Abell, admin or the
estate of Philip Miles, dec'd, Feb 8, 1802, by Michael Campbell and Atkinson
Hill. Mentions Widow as Eleanor Miles, recorded May 10, 1802." (Henry Miles
was son of Philip Miles)

Jerry, this is what I carry for Philip Miles. It's incomplete, though. Judith

1. Philip (w)5 Miles, Rev. War (John (w)4, John (w)3, John2, John1) was born Abt. 1748 in Maryland, and died Bef. February 10, 1789 in Nelson County, Kentucky, Resided in the Pottinger's Creek Settlement from March 1788. He married Eleanor (w) (O'Bryan) Bryan Bet. November 1767 - 1770 in St. Mary' s County, Maryland, daughter of Henry Bryan and Monica Ford. She was born 1746 in St. Mary's County, Maryland, and died Aft. 1789 in Nelson County, Kentucky.

More About Philip (w) Miles, Rev. War:

Burial: Account

More About Eleanor (w) (O'Bryan) Bryan:

Burial: NSDAR Patriot Index

Children of Philip Miles and Eleanor Bryan are:

2 i. Joseph6 Miles.

3 ii. Henry Miles, of Philip, born 1771 in St. Mary's County, Maryland, See Notes; died August 01, 1839 in Nelson County, Kentucky. He married (1) Ann Lancaster November 07, 1797 in Nelson County, Kentucky. He married (2) Ann McAtee November 01, 1824 in Nelson County, Kentucky; born 1795 in Washington/Marion County, Kentucky; died March 13, 1878 in Nelson County, Kentucky.

More About Henry Miles, of Philip:

Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Marion County, Kentucky

4 iii. Catherine Miles, born March 29, 1773 in Maryland; died June 29, 1847 in Marion County, Kentucky. She married John Lancaster, Sr. May 04, 1798 in Nelson County, Kentucky; born January 27, 1766 in Charles County, Maryland; died April 24, 1838 in Marion County, Kentucky, Came to Kentucky 1788, Settled on Hardin's Creek.

More About Catherine Miles:

Burial: St. Charles Cemetery, Marion County, Kentucky

More About John Lancaster, Sr.:

Burial: St. Charles Cemetery, Marion County, Kentucky

5 iv. John Barton Miles, born July 06, 1775 in Probably Charles County, Maryland JB. He married Sarah Ann Howard; born January 20, 1827 in Marion County, Kentucky; died January 03, 1854 in Marion County, Kentucky.

More About Sarah Ann Howard:

Burial: St. Charles Boromeo Catholic Cemetery, St. Mary, Marion County, Kentucky

Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Childbirth

6 v. Monica Miles, born Abt. 1782 in Date Calculation only JB. She married Basil Mattingly January 07, 1801 in Washington County, Kentucky; born May 05, 1772 in St. Mary's County, Maryland, Notes; died April 08, 1834 in Washington/Marion County, Kentucky.

More About Monica Miles:

Burial: St. Charles Cemetery, Marion County, St. Mary, Kentucky

More About Basil Mattingly:

Burial: St. Charles Boromeo Catholic Cemetery, St. Mary, Marion County, Kentucky

7 vi. Dorothy Miles, born Abt. 1783 in Date Calculation only JB. She married John Johnson, of Leonard of David December 13, 1801 in Nelson County, Kentucky; born 1777 in St. Mary's County, Maryland; died 1833.

Notes:

Tabitha Dorcas Miles was nicknamed "Bitha". She's the girl named in the will of Elizabeth Kelly. Bitha married Cornelius Wildman III in February 1765. She was the daughter of John Miles III and Elizabeth Gardiner and she was a niece of Mary Miles, wife of Joseph Stone. John Miles III and Mary (Miles) Stone were the children of John Miles, Jr. and Mary Gough. Linda Reno

Linda Reno wrote:

> I have his one and only wife as Elizabeth Gardiner.
>
> Linda Reno

Linda Reno wrote:

> No proof other than inference. I used 1727 as their year of marriage because their first child, Rebecca, is said to have been born in 1728 and since John Miles is said to have been born in 1707, I assumed he was at least 20 when he married.
>
> 6/7/1744: Admin. accts. of Capt. John Gardiner, SMC. Appraisers: Gilbert Ireland, George Boyd. Creditors: Gustavus Brown, George Riddell. NOK: John Miles, Richard Ward Key. Mentions Wilfred Gardiner. Exec., Mr. Philip Key (Skinner).
>
> This from the will of Philip Key, 3/10/1764, who had married Susanna Gardiner, sister of Elizabeth. To Sister-in-law: Mrs. Elizabeth Miles, goods out of my stock of tobacco, wheat, and corn.
>
> This from the will of Mary Boarman who married first, John Gardiner (Elizabeth's father) and second, Gerard Slye, Jr.:
>
> Will of Mary Slye, SMC 12/10/1744-5/7/1744. To: Mr. Livers. Daughter: Mary Lancaster. Daughter: Henrietta Plowden, negroes. Daughter: Ann Neale. Granddaughter: Mary Neale, Jr. To: Mary Miles. Son: George Slye, Exec., rest of estate. Wit: Philip Key, Anne Carroll. NOTE: Mary Miles was her stepgranddaughter.
>
> Linda Reno

John married Elizabeth Gardiner in 1727 in Chaptico, St. Mary's County, MD. Elizabeth was born in 1707 in Chaptico, St. Mary's County, MD; died on 29 Apr 1772 in Chaptico, St. Mary's County, MD. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

She has been identified by others as Susanna Barton, but there's no proof. I think she may have been Susanna Gardiner, dau. of Luke Gardiner, Jr. and first wife, Monica and married her first, cousin, John Gardiner--Linda Reno).

Tabitha Dorcas Miles was nicknamed "Bitha". She's the girl named in the will of Elizabeth Kelly. Bitha married Cornelius Wildman III in February 1765. She was the daughter of John Miles III and Elizabeth Gardiner and she was a niece of Mary Miles, wife of Joseph Stone. John Miles III and Mary (Miles) Stone were the children of John Miles, Jr. and Mary Gough. Linda Reno