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Enoch OSBORNE

Parents: Ephraim OSBORNE (1723 - 1796) and Elizabeth "Betty" Wells HOWARD (1726 - 1796)

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Birth<1745>Anson Co., NC
Death18 Sep 1818Independence, Grayson Co., VA
BuriedOsborne Fort Cemetery, Brush Creek, Grayson Co., VA
Moved1765Bridle Creek, Grayson Co., VA
"Enoch Osborne settled on New River, near Bridle Creek, in 1765. Shortly after he came, he was joined by three brothers - Solomon, Ephraim, and Jonathan. On the farm of Enoch Osborn [a] fort was built as a precaution against Indians outbreaks and depredations which were common on the border settlements. This early fort stood at or near the present site of Ancella Post Office."
Military4 Apr 1774Fincastle Co., VA
he was Captain of the Montgomery County, Virginia Militia
"On April 4, 1774, while part of Fincastle County, David Cox was comissioned Lieutenant in Captain John cox's Company. His appointment in this company replaced Enoch Osborne, who became Captiaon of another Company. The Cox Company was stationed along the Virginia-Carolina Line near the mouth of Peach Bottom Creek, while the Osborne Company was located in the vicinity of Bridle Creek"
Military4 Oct 1775Fincastle Co., VA
"4 Oct 1775 - John Cox collected for himself and brother David and neighbor Enoch Osborne for the 35 days service the previous years. The collection was made at the home of Jospeh Gray in Fincastle Co. "
Military4 Apr 1776Fincastle Co., VA
Enoch was promoted to Lieutenant, Fincastle County, Virginia (near Dublin) on 4 Apr 1776.
Military29 Sep 1777Montgomery Co., VA
"Montgomery County, Virginia - Revolutionary War Record - 1775-83.
A copy of the Muster Roll - a list of persons who hath sworn alegiance to the state in 1777.
Captain Ozburn's Company - 1777 September 29th.
...
Jeremiah Ozburn
Capt. Enoch Osburn (Octr. 6th 1777)
...
Stephen Ozburn
Jonathan Ozburn
Wells Ward
...
Jas. Ward
Ephriam Ozburn, Jr.
...
Ephriam Ozburn, Senr.
Stephen Ozburn, Senr.
"
Military7 Oct 1780
He took part in the Battle of King's Mountain on 7 Oct 1780.
Military1781Montgomery Co., VA
"List of Captain Enoch Ozburn Company in 1781
Mongtomery County, Virginia
Enoch Ozburn, Captaion
...
William Hash (not fit)
...
Wells Ward
...
"
Tax1782Montgomery Co., VA
Enouch Ozburn
1 tithe
20 horses
22 cattle
Military1785Montgomery Co., VA
"List of Captain Enoch Ozburn Company in 1785
Mongtomery County, Virginia
Enoch Ozburn, Captaion
...
Ephriam Osborn, Jr
...
"
Tax22 Jan 1788Montgomery Co., VA
Enoch Osborne paid tax for the following on 22 Jan 1788:
0 males age 16-21
3 slaves
4 horses
Court24 Jun 1794Grayson Co., VA
"At a Court held for the county of Grayson on the 24th day of June, 1794
present:
Flower Swift, Enoch Osborne, Minitre Jones, Mathew Dickey, Lewis Hale, Gentlemen Justices.
Ordered that Joshua Cox be allowed in the next County Levy for the Killing of five young wolves"
Tax11 Apr 1810Grayson Co., VA
in William Vaughan's List, paid tax
Osborn, Enock, Sr
- 1 white tithables
- 2 slave over age 12
- 11 horses
Court26 Mar 1811Grayson Co., VA
At a court begun and held for the County of Grayson on the 26th day of March 1811:
"A Grand Jury to wit: Joshua Stoneman, foreman; George Ailsworth, Stephen Bourn, Abraham Wright, David Austin, David Noblett, Nimrod Moore, Stephen Hail, William Stone, Charles Rowark, George Canelia, Hyram Wells, John Isom, Charles Anthony, Daniel McPherson, Reuben Green and Richard Lundy who being sworn returned consider of their presentment and after some time returned into Court and made presentments in the following words to wit: "We the Grand Jury impanneled for the County of Grayson do present George Livesay gunsmith of this county for swearing twelve profane oaths on the 26th of January last at the house of Enoch Osborn, Sen. By information of Enoch Osborn, sen., who came voluntarily before us."
Court27 Oct 1812Grayson Co., VA
At a court begun and held for the County of Grayson on Tuesday the 27th day of October 1812:
"An instrument of writing was produced in court by Martin Dickenson in the following words to wit: To the worshipful Court of Grayson County: Gentlemen, I hereby resign my office of clerk of the peace for Grayson County & authorize the court to appoint a successor. Your most obedient servant, William Bourn, October 11th, 1812. And therefore the court proceeded to appoint a successor and Martin Dickenson was unanimously elected to that office and thereupon the said Martin Dickenson entered into bond with Enoch Osborne, Sen.and Richard Hail and George Curren his securities and acknowledged the same and took the oath of fidelity to the Commonwealth to support the constitution and oath prescribed by law for a Clerk."
Court28 Oct 1812Grayson Co., VA
At a court begun and held for the County of Grayson on Tuesday the 28th day of October 1812
The Commonwealth
v
Jacob Boyer, defendant
Indictment for an assault. The Defendant appeared and pleaded not guilty to the indictment and put himself upon the county and the prosecutor for the commonwealth there is and thereupon cause a jury to wit: Stephen Smith, James Dodson, Edward Taylor, John Talbot, John Dalton, Timothy Dalton, Amos Ballard, Timothy Dalton, Jr., Enoch Osborne, Sen., William Williams, George Cornelius and Stephen Chappel who being sworn to try the issue joined and having heard the evidcence upon their oaths do say that the defendant is guilty in manner and form as against him in the indictment is alleged and they do assess his fine by occasion thereof to fifty cents, whereupon it is considered by the court that the said defendant fulfil and pay the commonwealth the fine aforesaid by the jurors assessed and the costs of this prosecution expended & (illegible).
Estate Appraisal24 Nov 1818Grayson Co., VA
"Enoch Osborne -- Appraisal, 24 Nov 1818, taken by Mathew Dickey, William Bourn, Joseph Fields and Joseph Phipps
recorded: 30 Nov 1818 - M. Dickenson C.C."
Estate Sale26 Nov 1818Grayson Co., VA
"Enoch Osborner - Estate Sale
buyers: David Cox, son of Joshua; Jno. McMillian Esqr; John Williams; Wm. Reaves; Jno. Goss; Zac Osborne; Jno. Taylor, Jr; Jesse Reaves, Jr; Wills Belvins; Hutchens Burton; Wm. Hash; Thos. Lowery; Zac Osborne; Joshua cox, son of James; James Levisy; Edward hart; Benja. Phipps; Jno. Woods; Benja. Bunch, Sr;
26 Nov 1818 - buyers: Benja. Phipps; Wm. Hash; James Phipps; Zac Osborn; Alex'd Cox; Hutchons Burton; Joshia Cox; Benja. Ward; Jno. Snider; Jacob Boyer; John Goss; Joseph Doughten; David Cox, Sr.; Jno. Cox, son of Joshua; Elisha Blevins; George howell; John Elderidge; Sam'l Robinett; Moses Dicksen; Jesse Reaves, Sr.; Polly howell; Thos. Laxton; Thos. Levicy; Enoch Osborne; David Edwards; Jane Phipps
signed: Enoch Osborne, Zac Osborne, admrs.
recorded: April 1819 M. Dickenson C.C"
Estate Appraisal12 Apr 1822Grayson Co., VA
"Enoch Osborn - Appraisal - 12 Apr 1822 - Sale of the estate by Enoch Osborn and Zack Osborn, admrs.
buyers: Hutchens Burton; Alexander Cox; John Goss; David Edwards; Zacheriah Osborn; Zac. Goss; John Reaves; Sam'l Osborn; Ben. Phips; Enoch Osborn; Ben. Ward; John Cox little; Moses Dixon; Ruth Cox; Rebecca Cox; William Wyett; Reuben Cox; Washington Cox; Solo'm Passins; and John Parsons.
recorded: 17 Oct 1826 M. Dickenson C.C."
[this is for the remainder of Enoch's estate after his wife's death --gjr]
Estate SettlementJun 1824Grayson Co., VA
"Enoch Osborn - Settlement - June 1824 order given for William Hail and Harden Cox to settle with Enoch Osborn and Zachariah Osborn in the estate of Enoch Osborn.
signed: William Hail, H. Cox
recorded: 17 Oct 1826 - M. Dickenson C.C."
[this is for the the remainder of Enoch's estate after the death of his wife --gjr]


Marriages

Sources

Jane Cox and Benjamin Ward family
http://www.wisecomp.com/ccl/BWardJCoxCh.htm
http://www.wisecomp.com/ccl/JCoxNWardCh.htm
http://www.wisecomp.com/ccl/CoxFamGraysonVA.htm
found: 20 Aug 2000
Bushy Hartman <mihartman@InfoAve>
Isom Cox family
http://www.genforum.genealogy.com/osborne/messages/886.html
found: 21 Aug 2000
dated: 27 Jul 1999
Gardner Umbarger <umbarger@ukans.edu>
"Capt. Enoch Osborne"
posting with subject "John Hash (1724-) of Virginia?" dated "May 24, 1998 at 14:11:29"
Robert A. Killett <robkille@fast.net>
Descendants of John Hash
http://shadybanks.net/vickie/DescendantsofJohnHash.html
found: 17 Jan 2001
dated: 28 Nov 2000
Descendants of James Osborne
http://sites.netscape.net/vickieste/DescendantsofJamesOsborne.html
found: 18 Jan 2001
dated: not dated
Sturgill Births
http://shadybanks.net/sturgill/births.html
dated: not dated
found: 24 Jun 2001
Vickie Sturgill Stevens <vickie327@aol.com>
The 1782 Montgomery County, Virginia Personal Property Tax List
http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/mont782a.htm
dated: 1 Jul 1998
found: 24 Jun 2001
Jeffrey C. Weaver
The 1811 Grayson County, Virginia Court Order Book
http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/gc1811co.htm
dated: 1998
found: 24 Feb 2001
various
Osborne Fort Cemetery, Grayson County, Virginia
Ginder Ballard <gingerb@naxs.net>
Grayson County: A History in Words and Pictures
Bettye-Lou Fields
Montgomery County, Virginia Tax Lists A, B, C for 1788
found: 25 Aug 2001
Netti Schreiner-Yantis
1810 Grayson co., Va Tax List
MSS research
The 1812 Grayson County, Virginia Court Order Book
http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/gc1812co.htm
dated: 1998
found: 24 Feb 2001
various
Grayson co VA Will Book 1 -- 1796-1839
James L. Douthat



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title: Genealogical events for Enoch OSBORNE
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updated: 5 Feb 2006

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