|
April 1768694 |
Family Files and Research Papers of Caroline DeBiasi
Birth date of Caleb Litton in Virginia |
|
~176812 |
Esther McCord Family Bible
Estimated birth date of Rebecca Berry in Augusta County, Virginia
Date estimate based on probable 1790/91 marriage date. |
|
1779695 |
The Kings Mountain Men
Captain Shelby’s Militia Roster, Chickamauga Campaign
Catel Litton
1 blanket
2 leggings
1 moccasins
1 tomahawk
1 gunsack |
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~1790/9112,491 |
Esther McCord Family Bible
Washington County, Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists
Estimated marriage date of Rebecca Berry and Caleb Litton based on
Washington County Tax List. He first appears in the tax lists when he is
about 22. |
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21 Aug. 1790491 |
Washington County, Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists
Caleb Litton
1 White Tithable Caleb (22)
3 Horses |
|
23 August 1791491 |
Washington County, Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists
Caleb Litton
1 White Tithable Caleb (23)
3 Horses |
|
9 June 1792491 |
Washington County, Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists
Caleb Litton
1 White Tithable Caleb (24)
3 Horses |
|
11 April 1793491 |
Washington County, Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists
Caleb Litton
1 White Tithable Caleb (25)
5 Horses |
|
~1794694,696,697 |
Family Files and Research Papers of Caroline DeBiasi
Caleb Litton Will, 7 Dec. 1823 Hopkins
County, Kentucky, Will Book ?
1820 Federal Census Livingston County, Kentucky, Robinsons Parish,
M33_26, page 16
Birth of Thomas Litton |
|
~1795/96699 |
Hopkins County, Kentucky Minute Book
Birth of George Litton
Estimated date presumes age of 15 or 16 in 1811 at Battle of Tippecanoe |
|
~1797/98697,700 |
Caleb Litton Will, 7 Dec. 1823 Hopkins County, Kentucky, Will Book ?
1850 US Census Livingston County, Kentucky
Birth of Rebecca Litton |
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16 Dec. 1798120 |
Washington County, Virginia Will Book 2, pages 209-210
In the name of god amen, the sixteenth of December one thousand seven
hundred and ninety eight. I, Thomas Berry, of the County of Washington
and State of Virginia, being weak in body but sound in mind and knowing
that all flesh must yield to death when it shall please god to call, I
do hereby make constitute and ordain and declare this to be my last Will
and Testament in manner and form following revolking and anuling by
these present all and every testement or testaments will or wills
heretofore by me made and declare either by word or writing and this to
be taken only for my last will and testament and none other and now for
the settling my temperate estate and such goods and chattals and debts
as it pleased god for above my deserts to bestow on me. I do order, give
and dispose the same in manner and form following, And first I do will
that all my just debts be paid within convenient time after my decease
by my executors hereafter named and seconded, I do give and bequeath to
my well beloved wife Esther the third part of all the moveable Estate
except the negros as I have left her the third part of the price of my
land already. I do leave to my son George a negro named Adam and all my
wearing apparel and George is to give to my daughter Rebeckah fifty
dollars. I do also leave to my daughter Esther a negro girl named Phili
to her and her heirs and if the girl has any children they are to go to
Esther and her heirs, also my negro woman named Tawney I do allow her to
be free and I leave her a milch cow. I also leave to my son John, four
dollars. I also leave the rest of my estate to my children hereafter
named, son James, son Thomas, my daughter in law Mary Berry, wife to son
William deceased, my daughter Mary, my daughter Barbara, daughter
Rebeckah, my daughter Elizabeth, my daughter Susannah, my son Francis to
be equally divided among them. I also leave to my grandson Thomas Dryden
my best saddle. I also will that David Dryden and Samuel McChesney and
David Lowry shall be my Executors given under my hand and seal this
sixteenth of December 1798.
Thomas Berry LS
Witnesses present
Jonathan Dryden
William Palmer |
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~1800697 |
Caleb Litton Will, 7 Dec. 1823 Hopkins County, Kentucky, Will Book ?
Birth of Caleb Litton, Jr. |
|
~1804697,701 |
Caleb Litton Will, 7 Dec. 1823 Hopkins County, Kentucky, Will Book ?
1850 Federal Census Massac, Illinois, Roll:
M432_12053 of 88
Birth of Solomon Litton in Kentucky |
|
1 Mar. 1806702 |
The Kentucky Land Grants 1806-1910
Caleb Litton, 200 acres; Bk 23 pg 50, Mar 1 1806, Hopkins,
Richland Cr |
|
~1808697 |
Caleb Litton Will, 7 Dec. 1823 Hopkins County, Kentucky, Will Book ?
Birth of Susanna Litton |
|
~1810697 |
Caleb Litton Will, 7 Dec. 1823 Hopkins County, Kentucky, Will Book ?
Birth of Hester Litton |
|
~1813697,698 |
Caleb Litton Will, 7 Dec. 1823 Hopkins County, Kentucky, Will Book ?
1850 US Census Pope County, Illinois, M432_124, page 292
Birth of Cynthia Litton in Kentucky |
|
~1813703 |
Rev. John Bourland Marriages
Death of Rebecca (Berry) Litton |
|
15 July 1813703 |
Rev. John Bourland Marriages
Caleb Litton married Mary ‘Polly’ Hankins in Hopkins County, Kentucky |
|
1816699 |
Hopkins County, Kentucky Minute Book
On the motion of Caleb Litton and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, that the said Caleb is the Father and
heir-at-law of George Litton, deceased, who was in the battle at
Tippecanoe in the year 1811; which is, thereupon, ordered to be
certified accordingly. |
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1820704 |
Federal Census Hopkins County, Kentucky
Caleb Leyten
| 2 males < 10 |
Burton (~6), John (~2) |
| 1 male 10 - 15 |
Solomon (~16) |
| 1 male > 45 |
Caleb (~52) |
| 3 females < 10 |
Cynthia (~7), Elizabeth R. (~4), Mary (~1) |
| 2 females 10 - 15 |
Susanna (~12), Hester (~10) |
| 1 female 16 - 26 |
Polly (Hankins) Litton (2nd wife) |
|
|
7 Dec. 1823694,697 |
Family Files and Research Papers of Caroline DeBiasi
Caleb Litton Will, 7 Dec. 1823 Hopkins
County, Kentucky, Will Book ?
In the name of God amen. I Caleb Litten of the State of Kentucky
and Hopkins County being sick and weak in body and of perfect mind,
thanks be to God, and knowing that its apointed for all men once to die,
do make and write this my last Will and Testament that is to firmly and
first of all I give and recommend my soul into the almighty God that
give it. As touching such worldly estate ----- ---- it has ---- to help
me in this and give and dispose of in the following manner and form.
First I give and bequeath unto my wife Mary Litton all my ----
and personal estate being in Hopkins County, during her lifetime or her
widowhood. At her death or marrige,I give and bequeath unto John &
Burton the tract of land whereon I now live and the tract of land I
purchased of Arthur Bab and my tracts of land being in Calwell County
I give to my son Sollomon one half of said land, the balance to be
equally divided between Rebecca Fox and Susannah Stevenson and Hester
Litton and if said land is lost it is thus lost,as for Thomas and Caleb
I give them one dollar each having being amply rewarded them heretofore,
at my wifes death or marriage an equal division between them be given
Rebecka, Susanah, Hester, Sollomon, Sinthy, Burton, John, Mary &
Elizabeth Rachel of all my personal estate. In ---- --- where of I have
here unto set my hand and seal this the 7th December 1823.
Caleb Litton Esq.
N.B. I do apoint James Stevenson and Sollomon Litton as Executors, this
given in my hand on the date above written. Caleb Litton Esq.
Witnesses
Arthur Babbs
George Wright
Ricth Laffoon |
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January 1824705 |
Hopkins County, Kentucky January County Court 1824
This Instrument of writing was produced in Court.
Att Sam Woodson
Inventory of Estate of Caleb Litton
Agreeable to an order from the county court of Hopkins to us directed,
being first sworn we proceeded to value the property of Caleb Litton
Deceased as followeth
| 75 Head of Hoggs |
$ 80. |
| 2 Head of Horses |
150. |
| 1 Sythe and Cradle |
3. |
| 19 Head of Cattle |
99. |
| 2 Ploughs |
5. |
| 21 Head of Sheap |
30.50 |
| 1 Man's Saddle |
7. |
| 27 Head of Gease |
14. |
| 2 Pair Harnes & brayes & Collars 2 Bridles |
6.75 |
| 1 Traw 1 Mattock 1 Augar |
4.25 |
| 2 Weading Hoes |
2. |
| 6 Bells |
6.50 |
| 1 Logno ---- 3 Aogs |
8. |
| 2 Small ????????? |
3. |
| 2 Ovens and leads |
3.50 |
| 1 Scillet and pot and 2 pot hooks |
3. |
| 25 Small Kettles |
2. |
| 2 Iron Wedges |
1.50 |
| 4 Chives and |
2. |
| 1 Pair of double trees & log chain |
7.50 |
| 1 Rifle gun |
22. |
| 1 Cupboard |
16. |
| 2 Square table |
4.50 |
| 1 Chest |
5. |
| 1 Side Saddle |
15. |
| 2 Cotton Wheals |
5. |
| 1 Silver Watch |
15. |
| 1 Tea Board |
1.25 |
| 1 Lot of Shealf furniture |
4.50 |
| 1 Flat iron and Shovel |
1.50 |
| 1 Pistol & Dirk and pair of Shear Sheep |
2.50 |
| 1 Lot Cupboard furniture |
3.50 |
| 3 Books |
1.50 |
| 3 Looking glasses |
9. |
| 6 Feather and steads of furniture |
100. |
| 1 Negro Boy |
400. |
| 1 Ditto Girl |
300. |
| |
1348.25 |
This Inventory contains the
truth as the property was shown to us. Given under our hands this 21st
of January 1824. (signed)
Howard Tinley
James Stevenson }Executors D. Hessl
Solomon Litton Sam Downey |