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     Charles Hargis was born in 1841 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Jefferson Hargis and Nancy J. Gastineau.² Charles Hargis married Clara Baker on 15 April 1862 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.³

     Charles Hargis was born on 26 September 1885 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Cyrus Milford Hargis and Maranda Catherine Phelps.² Charles Hargis died on 29 May 1969 at Pulaski County, Kentucky, at age 83.² He was buried in 1969 at Whetstone Cemetery, Pulaski County, Kentucky.²

     Charles E. Hargis was born on 9 December 1870.¹ He was the son of Martin Van Buren Hargis and Sara Jane Fisher.¹ Charles E. Hargis married Martha Young.¹

     Charles Edward Hargis was born on 5 August 1878 at of Tennessee.¹ He was the son of William Jonathan Hargis and Martha A. McCarty.¹ Charles Edward Hargis died circa 1940.¹

     Charles F. Hargis was born on 15 July 1840 at Smith County, North Carolina.¹ He was the son of John Hargis and Permelia Uhles.¹ Charles F. Hargis married Margaret Cosby on 23 February 1865.¹ Charles F. Hargis died on 3 July 1909 at age 68.¹
     Served with Company I, 9th Kentucky Infantry, Confederacy.¹

     Charles Jefferson Hargis was born on 12 November 1861.¹ He was the son of James H. Hargis and Melessia Dolia Ann Cragan.¹

     Charles Richard Hargis was born on 14 September 1883.¹ He was the son of James Henry Clay Hargis and Mary Ann Martha Hollified.¹ Charles Richard Hargis married Robbie Wilderson.¹

     Charles William Hargis was born on 30 December 1848 at Arkansas.¹ He was the son of Washington Blackard Hargis and Elizabeth Jane Bradberry.¹ Charles William Hargis married Nancy Lewis Baker on 7 January 1875.¹ Charles William Hargis died on 3 March 1932 at age 83.¹

     Chloe Hargis was born circa 1770.¹ She was the daughter of John Hargis.¹ Chloe Hargis married John Stone on 14 January 1800.¹

     Chloe Hargis was born in 1782 at Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of John Hargis and Jane Pyron.¹ Chloe Hargis married James Adkins in September 1800 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.²
     Subj: Chloe Hargis/James Adkins
Date: 9/17/2000 9:37:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: mspiggy@fidnet.com (Peggy Fischer)
Reply-to: HARGIS-L@rootsweb.com
To: HARGIS-L@rootsweb.com

Pulaski County Kentucky Marriage Bonds 1799-1863
Know all men by theis presents that we James Adkins & Wiliam Hargas are
held and firmly bound unto James Garsar Esqr Governor of the Commonwealth
of Kentucky in the Just an full Sum of fifty pounds to which payment well
and truely to be made to the Said Governor ar his Sucessors we bind
ourSelves our heirs Executors and administrators firmly by theis presents
Sealed with our Seals and dated this 9 day of September 1800
The Condition of the above obligation is Such that whereas there is a
marriage Shortely intended to be had Solemnized between the above bound
James Adkins & Cohoe Hargas both of Pulaski County if there be no lawful
cause to obstruct the Same then the above Obligation to be Void otherways
to remain in full force power and Virtue
James x Adkins
William Harg
Sighned Sealed and Delivered in presence of Edwd ?
September the-7-1800 Sir you are requested by Jean Hargis To grant licens
to James adkins and Chloe Hargis
Jean Hargis

Pulaski County Kentucky Court Orders
1799-1815 FHL #0804646
Volume 2-Page 233...March Court 1807 On the Motion of James Adkins
Satisfactory proof was made this Court by the Testimony of John James &
Thomas Price that the said Adkins is entitled to one hundred acres of land
lying and being in Pulaski County By Virtue of his having Improved the same
agreeably to an Act of the general assembly Kentucky for settling and
improving this Vacant lands of this Commonwealth and located as follows (to
wit) James Adkins Enters one hundred acres of land Beginning on a white Oke
running westward to the Conditional line between Baxter Davie and said
Adkins thence Southward then to Cleft of Buck Creek, then Eastward then to
the Beginning so as to include the quantity which is ordered to be certified.

Pulaski County, Kentucky 1810 Census
Adkins James
Males 6 <10 1 26-45 Females 1 <10 1 26-45

Pulaski County Kentucky
1850 Census #415
Adkins, James 69 Farmer..Real Estate 500...Tennessee
Cloa 68-Tennesse
Born in Kentucky Agger 25, Wyatt 19, Cloa 9,John M 5

Pulaski County Kentucky
Probate-FHL #0804643
A true and just Inventory and appraisement of all the personal estate of
James Adkins Decd. which was produced to us by Owen Adkins his administrator.
one fro and matick...$2.50 one lard stand...0.55
one cetle & hooks...2.00 one rifle gun...10.00
one hathel & spools...1.75 (Total)...$16.75
We do certify that the foregoing Inventory contains all the personal estate
of James Adkins Dec. which has come to our hand. January 1st 1855
Owen X Adkins
We do certify that the foregoing appraisement was truly and justly made of
the personal property of James Adkins Decd which was produced to us by his
administrator to the best of our judgement all of which we report to the
Pulaski County Court. Jany 1st 1855
James Randall
Robert Randall
State of Kentucky Pulaski County. Sct.
At a County Court held for the County aforesaid at the Courthouse thereof
in the Town of Somerset on Monday 21st day of May 1855. The foregoing
Inventory and appraisements of James Adkins Decd. was produced to the court
after haveing laid over one term, and examined and approved by the court
and ordered to be recorded which is done accordingly.
Att Will M. Fox Clk

Adkins James Sale Bill
January the 1st 1855
Jns Parkey to one gun...$10.50 Owen Adkins, to hatchel iron...0.40
Saml B Hargis one fro...1.40 Jns Clonch: to land...$18.00
Geo Vanhook to 1 wedge...0.70 Jesse Gatliff to land...$12.00
Saml B Hargis to 1 matlock...1.20 Wyatt Adkins to land...6.55
Jns Clonch...to 1 hackel...0.80 Owen Adkins to land...5.00
T Whiteaker to 1 hammer & Jns. Clonch to land....3.60
pinckers....1.00 Owen Adkins to land.....0.50
Owen Adkins Adm
State of Kentucky, Pulaski County. Sct.
At a County Court held for the County aforesaid at the Courthouse thereof
in the Town of Somerset on Monday 21st day of May 1855. The foregoing Sale
Bill of the Estate of James Adkins Decd was produced to the court after
having laid over one term, was examined and approved by the court and
ordered to be recorded which is done accordingly
Att Will M. Fox Clk

Pulaski County Kentucky
Deed Record-FHL #0804603-04
This Deed made and entered into this 19th day of June A. D. 1855 between
Chloe Adkins widow and Rial Adkins & Elizabeth Jane Adkins his wife Nancy
Brinson late Nancy Adkins and Giles Brinson her husband Jemima Brinson late
Jemima Adkins and James R. Brinson her husband heirs of James Adkins decd.
of the county of Green and State of Indiana of the first part and William
H. Alexander and Henry Bullock of the county of Pulaski and State of
Kentucky of the second part Witnesseth --that the party of the first part
for the aggreate Sum of one hundred and Seventy Six dollars to them in hand
paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have this day sold and by
these presents convey into the parties of the Second part and their heirs
or assigns forever all their right title interest and claim as the widow
and 3. three of the heirs of James Adkins decd in and to the following
tract or parcel of land Situate lying -- and being in the county of Pulaski
and State of Kentucky on the waters of Buck Creek on a branch called
Whitestone Supposed in all to contain 250 acres towit, the several tracts
of land which were patented to the said James Adkins at different times
from the commonwealth of Kentucky and which (all together) constituted the
home place of the said James Adkins decd. at the time of his death and are
all the lands he owned in said county of Pulaski at the time of his death
for further discription of said lands refferences is here made to the
patents aforesaid The parties -- of the second part To Have and To Hold the
interests aforesaid in the lands aforesaid to themselves their heirs and
assigns forever and the parties of the first part agree and bind themselves
to forever warrant and defend a good and lawful title to the interests
conveyed by them as aforesaid to the parties of the second part and their
heirs or assigns -- forever.
In Testimony Whereof the party of the first - part have hereunto subscribed
their names and affixed their seals the day and year first above written
Chloe x Adkins
Rial Adkins
Nancy x Brinson
Giles x Brinson
Jemima x Brinson
James R. Brinson
Elizabeth x Jane Adkins
Test J. J. Milarn
State of Kentucky
Pulaski County Sct.
I Samuel R. Calvins Clerk of the county court for the county aforesaid do
certify that this instrument of writing form Chloe Adkins Jiles Brinson and
Nancy Brinson his wife, James R. Brinson and Jemima his wife and Rial
Adkins & Elizabeth Jane Adkins his wife to William H. Alexander and Henry
Bullock was this day produced to me by the parties and acknowledged by the
said Chloe Adkins Rial Adkins Jiles Brinson and James R. Brinson to be
their act and deed and and the contents and effects of the instrument being
explained to the said Nancy Brinson and Jemima Brinson seperately and apart
from their said husbands they thereupon declared that they did freely and
voluntairly execute and deliver the Same to be their act and deed and
consented that the same might be recorded
Given under my hand and the seal of my office at office in the Town of
Bloomfield this 19th day of June 1855
Samuel R. Calvins clerk
by John J. Milarn Dpty
Stte of Kentucky Pulaski County, Sct.
I William M Fox clerk of the county court for the county aforesaid do
certify that this Deed from Chloe Adkins Jiles Brinson and Nancy Brinson
his wife - James R Brinson and Jemima his wife and Rial Adkins & Elizabeth
Jane his wife To William H. Alexander and Henry Bullock was this day
produced to me in my office properally authenticated for record with the
foregoing certificate thereon Whereupon said deed together with the
foregoing certificate therein endorsed and this certificate has been duly
recorded in my office
Given under my hand this 17th day of September 1855
Will M Fox Clk

Pulaski County Kentucky
Deed Records-FHL #0804603
December 1st 1854: In obedience to an order of the Pulaski County Court
surveyed for Cloa Adkins widow of James Adkins decd 90 acres of land, it
being as the undersigned commissioners believe to be the 1/3 part in value
of all the lands of James Adkins deceased situate on the waters of Buck
Creek in Whetstone valley and bounded as follows, towit, Beginning on the
South east corner of a hundred acre survey of Jas. Adkins at A on the Platt
then as due North 30 poles to a stake in line of said survey at B. then as
due E53 poles to a stake in the line of a fifty acre survey of Jas. Adkins
at C. thence S3 E60 poles to a poplar and Sugartree at D. thence N55. E55
poles to a stake in the line of said survey at E. thence N39 W82 poles to a
stake at F. thence N3 W45 poles to a Sugartree the beginning corner of a
fifty acre survey of Jas. Adkins at G. thence S69 W53 poles to a white
walnut at H. thence S64 W45 poles to a stake at I. thence due North 70
poles to a double poplar corner of a fifty acre survey of Jas Adkins at J.
thence S27 W107 poles to a Sugartree at K. in the line of a hundred survey
of Jas. Adkins, thence S20 E82 poles to a stake in the South line of a
hundred acre survey of Jas. Adkins thence N64 E70 poles to the Beginning.
Nathaniel Gatliff
Robert Randall
Benjamin Langford
Kentucky Pulaski County Court: Sct.
At a County Court held for the County aforesaid at the Courthouse thereof
in the Town of Somerset on Monday the 16th day of July 1855. The foregoing
report of Commissioners alloting dower to Cloa Adkins was produced to the
court after having laid over one term and no exceptions being filed
thereto, was examined and appraised by the court and ordered & be recorded
which is done accordingly.
Att Will M. Fox Clk

Pulaski County Kentucky
Deed Record-FHL #0804604
Adkins Heirs to Deed Randolph Robt.
This deed made and entered into this day of March 1858 between Cloe Adkins,
Rial Adkins Giles Brinson and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Adkins James R.
Brinson and Jemima His wife late Jemima Adkins Wm Boyd & Elizabeth his wife
late Elizabeth Adkins, William H. Alexander and Henry Bullock, Owen Adkins,
John Clonch and William Adkins, John Mitchell and Mary his wife late Mary
Adkins, Thomas Eades and Cloe his wife late Cloe Adkins and Price
children Viz. Cintha Price, Frances Price, Thomas Price, Isaac Price,
Sarelda J. Price, Mary Ann Price and Emil Price, and Benjamin Adkins
children (towit) Louisa Adkins, Mary Ann Adkins, Cloe Adkins, Sarah A.
Adkins, Benjamin P. Adkins, Olive Adkins, John Adkins, Wyatt and Owen
Adkins Jr and Hargis Adkins child (Viz) Louisa Adkins children and heirs
and conveyed of Heirs at law and legal representatives of James Adkins
decd. by John Crawford commissioners of the Pulaski Circuit Court of the
first part and Robert Randolph of the second part Witnesseth that at the
September Term 1858 of the Pulaski Circuit Court in the suit in Equity
therein pending between Cloe Adkins and others Plaintiff against Owen
Adkins and other Defendants a Judgement was rendered for the Sale of the
lands herein after mentioned and discribed and John Crawford appointed a
commissioner to execute the Sale and at the October Term of the Pulaski
County Court in 1856 the said commissioner offered the lands for Sale
publicly in pursuance of the Judgement aforesaid when the part of the
second part being the highest bidder became the purchaser at the price of
Eleven hundred and three dollars and executed his bond therefor and at its
maturity paid off and discharged the Same as appears from the indorsements
indorsed, thereon and at a Subsequent Term of the court aforesaid John
Crawford by an order of Said court was appointed a commissioner for and on
behalf of the parties of the first part hereto execute to the purchaser
aforesaid a deed of conveyance tothe lands So Sold purchased and paid for
as aforesaid--
Now therefore for and inconsideration of all the promises aforesaid the
parties of the first part do hereby convey unto the party of the Second
part and his heirs and assigns the four following tracts of land all lying
adjoining and Constituting one farm in the County of Pulaski on the waters
of Buck creek. The 1st Tract contains 100 acres (description) patented to
James Adkins by patent bearing date the 5th day of April 1814--
The 2nd Tract containing 50 acres (description) patented to James Adkins by
patent bearing date the 20th day of June 1820
The 3rd Tract containing 50 acres (description) patented to James Adkins by
patent bearing date the 22nd day of April 1827
The 4th Tract containing 50 acres (description) patented to James Adkins by
patent bearing date the 5th day of July 1830
To Have and To Hold to the party of the second part and his heirs and
assigns forever the several tracts of land aforesaid with their
appurtenances and the parties of the first part are hereby bound to the
extent of the assets to them from thier ancestor the Said James Adkins decd
descended but no further to warrant and forever defend to the party of the
second part a good and valid title to said lands against all claim unto
whomever. In testimony whereof the Said John Crawford Commissioner as
aforesaid for and on behalf of the grantors aforesaid has hereto Subscribed
his name the day and year aforesaid
John Crawford comr.
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Subj: Re: Chloe Hargis
Date: 9/18/2000 1:19:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: mspiggy@fidnet.com (Peggy Fischer)
To: RBRAY329@aol.com

The Hargis' I have listed as possibly children of John & Jane are William
b. 1779 m. Rachel Mease, Chloe b. 1782 m. James Adkins, Abraham b. c1784 m.
Susannah Price, Sarah b. 1787 m. Daniel Stogsdill, Thomas b. 1791 m. Naomi
Barnes, John b. 9 Jan. 1792 m. Sabra Morgan, & James b. 1794 m. Mary Brinson.

The only ones I feel that I have sufficient proof of are Sarah "Sary" &
Thomas (if the name Jean is used interchangably w/Jane), because Jane names
them as her daughter & son when she gives consent for their marriages.
Though Jane/Jean gives her consent for Chloe's marriage to James Adkins,
she does not name her as her daughter. Though I haven't really worked on my
Hargis line for a couple of years, I believe that I listed the others as
children of John & Jane with only circumstantial evidence, with the
evidence of James being the strongest (belonging to the same church,
traveling to Mo. with Daniel & Sarah, etc). I have not been able to find
any other Hargis' that early in Pulaski County as possible parents except
for the following which I have never been able to connect with Jane.

Pulaski County Kentucky Court Orders
1799-1815...FHL #0804646
Page 418...October Court 1803 Nelly Hargis Pltff vs Hervey James Deft on
recognizance
This day came the parties aforesaid by their attornies on the said
recognizance being insufficient It is Ordered to be quashed

Pulaski County Kentucky
Court Orders-FHL #0804647
March Term 1819...Ordered that the Clerk of this Court bind out to Timothy
Ruark Michael Hargis, Orphan of Nelly Hargis to learn the Famerstead &
agreeably to an act of the General Assembly Ky in such cases made &
provided the said Michael Hargis will be eight years Old on the 17th day of
June next

I would be very happy to hear of any further information that would
contradict or throw more light on my conclusions.

Peggy Fischer
Owensville, Missouri
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     Christine Hargis was born at Whetstone, Pulaski County, Kentucky.¹ She was the daughter of Walter Hargis and Golda Speaks.¹ Christine Hargis married Carlos Hargis.¹

     Claiborn Hargis was born circa 1825.¹ He was the son of Isaac Dopson Hargis.¹

     Clancy A. Hargis was born on 30 December 1872.¹ She was the daughter of William Abner Hargis and Sarah Drucilla Hargis.¹

     Clara Hargis was born on 7 March 1883.¹ She was the daughter of William Adolphus Hargis.¹

     Clara Hargis was born on 11 September 1853 at Illinois.³ She was the daughter of Thomas Hargis and Anna B. Clark.^3,2 Clara Hargis married John Whitcomb.² Clara Hargis died circa 1882 at Warren County, Iowa.²

     Clara Jane Hargis was born in 1850 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.¹ She married George A. Alexander, son of Alfred Alexander and Elizabeth (Betsey) Stogsdill, on 4 April 1869 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.¹

     Clarinda Hargis was born in June 1864 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.³ She was the daughter of John Carroll Hargis and Martha Ann Sears.² Clarinda Hargis married Stephen P. Miller on 13 September 1883 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.³ Clarinda Hargis married John W. Baugh on 30 January 1898 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.⁴

     Claude Hampton Hargis was born on 16 August 1883.¹ He was the son of John Dennis Hargis and Parsaeda Jackson.¹

     Cleamon Hargis was born at Whetstone, Pulaski County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Victor Hargis and Ina Wombles.¹

     Cleveland Stepplelton Hargis was born in 1852.¹ He was the son of Isaac Dopson Hargis.¹

     Cloy Hargis was born circa 1817 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.² She was the daughter of Abraham Hargis and Susannah Price.³ Cloy Hargis married Thomas Stogsdill on 24 May 1835 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.¹ Cloy Hargis died before 1850 at Pulaski County, Kentucky.³

     Columbia Elizabeth Hargis was born on 27 June 1871 at Fordland, Webster County, Missouri.¹ She was the daughter of Walter Kinser Hargis.¹ Columbia Elizabeth Hargis married Frank Polk in 1890.¹ Columbia Elizabeth Hargis married P. Rose Whiting.¹ Columbia Elizabeth Hargis married Cecil Sanskston.¹ Columbia Elizabeth Hargis died on 30 June 1957 at Marysville, California, at age 86.¹

     Constantine Hargis was born in 1845.¹ He was the son of Richard Hargis Jr and Nancy Pearce.¹ Constantine Hargis died circa 1918.¹
     Served in WWI. Died during the war.¹

     Cora Lee Hargis was born circa 1903.¹ She was the daughter of Harvey Fernando Hargis and Allie Owens.¹

     Cora Rea Hargis was born on 21 March 1885.¹ She was the daughter of James Thornberry Hargis and Joanna Owens.¹

     Corinne Hargis was born after March 1898.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Lee Hargis and Nettie Belle Elmore.¹

     Corintha Camelia E. Hargis was born in 1858.¹ She was the daughter of Orville V. Hargis and Susan M. Bradsher.¹

     Cortney D.C. Hargis was born circa 1846.¹ He was the son of Richard Allen Hargis and Susan Nayla.¹

     Cynthia Hargis was born on 16 June 1860 at Brenner, Kansas.¹ She was the daughter of Martin Van Buren Hargis and Sara Jane Fisher.¹ Cynthia Hargis married Cornelius Mace Culp on 24 March 1880 at Atchison, Kansas.¹ Cynthia Hargis died in January 1940 at North Little Rock, Arkansas, at age 79.¹

     Cynthia Hargis was born circa 1814 at Kentucky.¹ She was the daughter of William C. Hargis and Elizabeth Reed.¹ Cynthia Hargis married Thomas Allred.¹