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1.  JOHN D.2 HANCOCK  (BENJAMIN1)1 was born 1733 in Palmyra, Fluvanna County, Virginia2, and died Bet. November - December 1802 in son Benjamin's home in Patrick County, Virginia.  He married ELIZABETH MADDOX October 16, 1755 in Goochland County, Virginia, daughter of JOHN MADDOX and ELIZABETH SHERWOOD.  She was born January 01, 1733/34 in Goochland County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1805 in Patrick County, Virginia.

 

Notes for JOHN D. HANCOCK:

This artifact may or may not relate to John D. Hancock. -

 

VA Revolutionary Publick Claims: p. 811

 

Princess Anne Co. Court Booklet; p. 362,

at a court  continued and held for Fluvanna Co., Apl 6, 1782.

cert by Thos. Napier dated 12 Oct 1781

340# beef.

10 bu wheat,

1 bull 350#,

1 bull 250#;

p. 373, p. 10 a return of provisions collected by Tho. Napier dy Commr of Fluvanna Co. from 8 Sept to 30 Nov 1781.

 

John Hancock 350 do.

 

p. 811 Princess Anne Co Court Booklet, John Hancock pr. account 9-10 lbs.

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More About JOHN D. HANCOCK:

Military service: Private in the Revolutionary War3

Religion: Church of England

Will 1: November 10, 1802, Patrick County, Virginia

Will 2: December 1802, Proved / Patrick County, Virginia

 

Marriage Notes for JOHN HANCOCK and ELIZABETH MADDOX:

Reverend William Douglas (of "Douglas Register of Goochland") officiated

 

 

More About JOHN HANCOCK and ELIZABETH MADDOX:

Marriage: October 16, 1755, Goochland County, Virginia

     

Children of JOHN HANCOCK and ELIZABETH MADDOX are:

              i.  BENJAMIN3 HANCOCK, b. 1756, Fluvanna County, Virginia; d. October 25, 1817, Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee; m. (1) NANCY RAMSEY; m. (2) NANCY ANNA CORN4, 1780, Fluvanna County, Virginia; b. Abt. 1757, Fluvanna County, Virginia; d. 1816, Dubois, Pike County, Indiana.

 

Notes for BENJAMIN HANCOCK:

There is some thought that Benjamin married a second time to another Nancy (Nancy Deacons?). However, Bob Hop writes:

"  I do not think Benjamin married twice-- only once, and to Nancy Corn. (Nancy was called Anna or by nick-name?).  When Major 1794, s/o Benjamin gave his biography, the recorder said Major's mother was "Nancy Deacons". I think he heard " nancy corns" or made a mistake. Major's bio is the only place this name appears that I have seen.

  This accoubting was in the book on the 'Fuson Family')."

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Sources: John Hancock and His Descendents by Richard Ramsey Hancock, pg 25; Marriage records of Wilson Co, TN;

Will of Benjamin Hancock, Wilson Co, TN;

Goodspeeds Histories of Maury, Williamson, Rutherford, Wilson, Bedford, Marshall Cos, TN

 

Children Richard, Lewis, James, Mary, Nancy, Elizabeth, Charles listed at the sale of personal belongs of Benjamin Hancock 1817 Wilson Co, TN

 

Ensign in Continental Militia 7 Apr 1779

Will Book 2 pages 147 to 151

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Notes for NANCY ANNA CORN:

The 1806 marriage of her son Richard in Wilson County, Tennessee, was officiated by John Allcorn.

 

 

Marriage Notes for BENJAMIN HANCOCK and NANCY CORN:

They spent their whole life in Virginia, until the last year when they decided to visit her family in Dubois, Indiana, where she died. He died the next year while visiting his family in Tennessee.

 

More About BENJAMIN HANCOCK and NANCY CORN:

Marriage: 1780, Fluvanna County, Virginia

 

              ii.   LEWIS HANCOCK5, b. 1757, Albemarle County, Virginia; d. October 20, 1828, Old Home Place, Union Hall, Franklin County, Virginia; m. CELIA DUNCAN, December 29, 1788, Fluvanna County, Virginia.

 

More About LEWIS HANCOCK and CELIA DUNCAN:

Marriage: December 29, 1788, Fluvanna County, Virginia

 

             iii.   WILLIAM HANCOCK, b. 1759, Fluvanna County, Virginia.

 

! From Cindy Davis in IL.  Cldrtd@aol.com. --- William Hancock married Sarah Hardin 11 Oct 1785 in Shenandoah Co. Virginia.  Has a copy of the marriage record. They went to Jefferson Co. Kentucky.  (Tax records) Sarah's parents are Henry & Rebecca Netherton Hardin.  Henry Hardin left will in Jefferson Co. KY and later Rebecca left a will also.  Rebecca's

will named William Hancock as executor and his sons (?) Hardin & Benjamin as witnesses.   Marriages in Jefferson Co. Kty.

 

! Some researchers say his first wife was Nancy Hylton? No proof given.

 

! ! Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick County, Virginia 1791-1823

 

! Page 47   30 Dec 1802. Item: Bond of William Hancock, John Hall and Matthew Morrow. William Hancock the executor of the estate of John Hancock. Returned Dec Ct 1802.

 

! Page 73   William J. Mayo, Bennet Horechins, William Hancock, Richard Thomas and Alexander Lackey witnessed the will of Francis Turner dated 1 Oct 1803. Patrick Co VA

 

!Page 125   Thomas Harbour, Jeremiah Burnett, Jr., and William Hancock were executors of the will of Noah Harbour dated 24 Mar 1816. Patrick Co VA

 

!  In 1818  Major Hancock (son of John D. Hancock) of Wayne Co KY gave power-of-attorney to a William Hancock of Patrick Co VA to sell land in Patrick Co "where he once lived". (DB 5 p 194 Patrick Co VA, dated 7 Nov 1818), recorded April Court 1819 and witnessed by Christopher Foley, Thomas Vaughn, Matthew Hall and Jesse Corn. This land of 292 acres on Sycamore Creek was later sold to Thomas Morrison by William Hancock who then lived in Montgomery Co VA on 4 Sept., 1830 (DB 7, p 396 1830). The land sold in Patrick Co. was adjacent to a plot owned by said William Hancock which was also sold to Morrison for $150 in the same transaction. This William obviously is not William L.    (Montgomery Co VA is however where Sarah Hardin was born.)

 

! ! Page 164    24 Mar 1818. Settlement of the account with James Turner and his father's estate (Francis Turner). Signed: William Hancock, John Hall, John Sneed. Patrick Co VA

 

! PP 220-21 April 1825. Estate of John Tuggle, Sr., deceased, in account with R. Thomas and William Hancock, executors. Patrick Co VA

 

! Walter Hopkins in "Hopkins of VA" says that William and Major could not be traced and requested information as to where they might be??

 

! William and Charles Robert Hancock, along with William's son-in-law, John Tresentriter were appointed to oversee a road in Jefferson Co., KY in 1808.  William Hancock was on the 1810 Jefferson Co., IN census. William's children were born in Jefferson Co., KY starting ca 1790.

William was named executor of Rebecca Harden/Harding's will in Jefferson Co., KY in 1823.  (His father-in-law, Henry Harden/Harding's will was recorded in Jefferson Co., KY in 1796.) FROM Jayne bndunn@postoffice.worldnet.att.net

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  I have an opinion that two Williams are involved in the above information.

One William could not be in so many places at the same time. (Good place for DNA?)  BobHop

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             iv.   NANCY ELIZABETH HANCOCK6, b. January 17, 1763, Fluvanna County, Virginia; d. June 17, 1848, the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Sharp in Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee.; m. JESSE CORN, SR.7,8,9,10,11,12, February 21, 1780, Albemarle County, Virginia; b. October 31, 1753, Albemarle County, Virginia; d. March 05, 1809, Patrick County, Virginia near the Montgomery County line..

 

More About NANCY ELIZABETH HANCOCK:

Burial: Sharp Springs Cem, Franklin Co, TN

 

             v.   RHODICE HANCOCK, b. 1766, Virginia; d. 1850; m. SAMUEL LAYNE LANE, October 28, 1784, Fluvanna County, Virginia; b. January 24, 1759; d. November 25, 1852.

 

More About SAMUEL LANE and RHODICE HANCOCK:

Marriage: October 28, 1784, Fluvanna County, Virginia

 

             vi.   ARMAJOR HANCOCK13, b. July 18, 1770, Fluvanna County, Virginia; d. Bet. 1860 - 1870, Clinton County?,Kentucky; m. (1) JANE PERRY MORROW14, January 02, 1794, Patrick County, Virginia; m. (2) SARAH GWEN HANCOCK, August 16, 1835, Wayne County, Kentucky; b. 1776, North Carolina.

 

Notes for ARMAJOR HANCOCK:

!   The Rev War Pension Application From Franklin Co. TN (page 14-16) abstracted by Charles A. Sherrill (1982) published privately concerns Jesse Corn, Major's brother-in-law and states the following:

 

Moved from Patrick County, VA to Wayne County, KY in 1814.

 

13 Jan 1846 - Clinton Co, KY -

William Morrison, Sr., (formerly of Patrick Co. VA) states that he... "is a brother-in-law of Armajor Handcock who is a brother of Nancy Corn" ... and that he ..."married Nanny Morrow and Handcock married Jane Morrow, both daughters of Thomas Morrow" .... he "moved from Virginia to Kentucky about 40 years ago.  Armajor Handcock settled    near him about 10 years later in Wayne County, KY and they lived near each other until Handcock moved away about 20 years later ...

   ( Morrison lives in the near edge of Wayne County ....")

 

28 Nov 1849 - Albany, KY -

..."R.Major Hancock (his signature) of Wayne County, KY, states he was born 18 July 1770 in Fluvanna County, VA.  He is 8 years younger than his sister.  He remembers Jesse Corn coming to see his sister Nancy before the war.  He did not see their marriage but saw them ride off with several other persons and when they returned they had been married ..." he .."moved from Patrick County, VA to Wayne County, KY in 1814 and is currently visiting his children in Clinton County ..."

 

11 March 1850 - Clinton County, KY -

"William J. Dabney of Albany states that he was raised within three miles of the houses of R.Major Hancock and William Morrison".

 

12 August 1850  - Clinton County, KY -

"John M. Davis, acting sheriff, has known William Morrison and R.Major Handcock since his earliest recollection."

 

[It is interesting to note that Mary Hancock, youngest dau. of John & Elizabeth (Maddox) Hancock, married a James Nathan Morrison in Patrick Co. VA.

... Mary is Major's sister and James is a brother of William Morrison.]

 

Armajor is listed in the tax/tithe tables of Wayne Co in 1852 and again in 1853. He has no land at this time.

 

Armajor Hancock, age 90, a "laboror" is listed in the home of Robert and Nancy Dabney  (his daughter) in Wayne Co. KY in 1860. Armajor is also listed in the tax/tithe tables of 1860. Note Robert was bondsman in the wedding of Major and Sarah.

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Notes:

   Birth date and place of birth taken from the Rev War Application of Jesse Corn filed by his wife Nancy Hancock Corn., a sister of Major Hancock. (This date agrees with the Census data but another date of 18 July 1760 is incorrectly used by some researchers.)

 He was mustered into the militia under Jesse Corn in Patrick Co., VA.

   Major witnessed a will from Lewis Hancock to John Hancock in Henry Co. VA in 1789. Benjamin Hancock was also a witness.  He first paid taxes in Patrick Co VA in 1794 and paid continously until 1814. He was not enumerated in the years 1800 or 1810.

 

   He was called Major and "Armajor" in the tax records. His father John died in Patrick Co on 10 Nov.,1802 and Major is named in the will. He

received land from his fathers' estate in 1809.

   His marriage license was dated 30 Dec., 1793 in Patrick Co. and he married Jeaney Perry Morrow, daughter of Thomas Morrow and Rebecca Small on 2 Jan., 1794.

  Moved to Wayne Co. KY in 1814 and bought 96 acres of land on Otter Creek near Benjamin, Jr and William Hancock (father and son).

 Two Major Hancocks are listed in the 1820 Wayne Co. Census. House # 98 has 2 males (16-26); 1 male over 45 2 females (10-16); 3 females (16-26); 1 female (26-45); 1 female over 45.) Two sons and six dayghters.) Three engaged in Agriculture.

  House #80 has 2 males (16-26); 1 male over 45 1 female (0-10); 2 females (10-16)l 3 females (16-26); 1 female over 45. (Two sons and six

daughters.) Two engaged in Agricukture.                    

  In 1830 Census only one Major is listed. 1 male (10-15); 1 male (50-60) 1 female (15-20); 1 female (20-30)

 The listing of two separate men named Major Hancock in 1820 appears to be in error. It seems more likely that Major lived at #98 when a Census was first taken. He then moved to his newly purchased land #80 and another Census was taken. In the interim, two daughters had birthdays and qualified for older age brackets during this time

   In 1818 a Major Hancock of Wayne Co KY gave power-of-attorney to William Hancock of Patrick Co VA to sell land in Patrick Co "where he once lived".

(DB 5 p 194 Patrick Co VA, dated 7 Nov 1818), recorded April Court 1819 and witnessed by Christopher Foley, Thomas Vaughn, Matthew Hall and Jesse Corn.

This land of 292 acres on Sycamore Creek was sold to Thomas Morrison by William Hancock of Montgomery Co VA on 4 Sept., 1830 (DB 7, p 396 1830). The land sold was adjacent to a plot owned by said William Hancock which was sold to Morrison for $150 in the same transaction.

 Examination of deeds, tax lists and court records show only one individual named Major, Armajor or Major R. In Wayne Co. Major owned and paid taxes on 96 acres of land on Otter Creek from 1815 to 1819.

  In 1820 Major added 50 acres to his holdings in Wayne Co KY. He paid taxes on both plots thereafter. Tax lists were missing for 1822-1823. (In 1824 he is listed as Armajor.) Tax lists for 1826-1827 are missing. In 1827 a Wilson Hancock also paid taxes.

  Major paid on the same land 1827 to 1835. Lists for 1829-1830 were missing.  Marriage records for several of Major's children appear in Wayne Co until 1835. In this year his son-in-law Daniel Hancock also paid on 100 acres. Both paid in 1836.

  In 1834  an R. Major Hancock married Sarah Rains. (The bride was his cousin Sarah Gwen (Hancock) Rains.) The bondsman was Robert Dabney and they were married by Benjamin Hancock.

  In 1837, R. Major Hancock was made administrator of William Rains' estate of several hundred acres. In 1850 there was a Sarah Hancock age 65

living in Wayne Co and also living in her home were children of two of her daughters from her prior marriage.)

 In 1837 Armajor and "Armajor R" both paid taxes. ("Armajor R." paid on (administrator) his wife's estate which included several hundred acres

of land.

 No Major was on the tax lists of 1839, 1840 and 1841. No Major was found in the Census of 1840. (The name "Harmon" Hancock appears for the first (and last time) in this Census. However the only Harmon Hancock listed in all (States)1830 was also listed in the 1840 Census of Pitt Co NC, and that is where Harmon died. Thus the Wayne Co Census is again in error. Closer examination of the original Census shows the name to be "Armajor", NOT "Harmon".) The ages of occupants in 1840 in the Wayne Co. "Harmon" Hancock home appear to be Armajor and Sarah with members of her Rains family.)

  In 1842 Major was declared exempt from taxes. (He was then 72.)

 His land was sold by a Major R. to a John Hancock in 1849. John is in the 1840 and 1850 Wayne Census and is most likely Major's son who had lived in TN for several years after 1830.

 No Major Hancock appears in the Wayne Co KY Census of 1850 but Wilson Hancock appears in Hamilton Co IL.

   The Rev War Pension Application From Franklin Co. TN (page 14-16) abstracted by Charles A. Sherrill (1982) published privately concerns

Jesse Corn, Major's brother-in-law and states the following:

!       13 Jan 1846 - Clinton Co, KY - William Morrison, Sr., (formerly of Patrick Co. VA) states that he... "is a brother-in-law of Armajor

Handcock who is a brother of Nancy Corn" ... and that he ..."married Nanny Morrow and Handcock married Jane Morrow, both daughters of Thomas Morrow" .... he "moved from Virginia to Kentucky about 40 years ago.  Armajor Handcock settled near him about 10 years later in Wayne County, KY and they lived near each other until Handcock moved away about 20 years later ... ( Morrison lives in the near edge of Wayne County ....")

 28 Nov 1849 - Albany, KY - ..."R.Major Hancock (his signature) of Wayne County, KY, states he was born 18 July 1770 in Fluvanna County, VA.  He is 8 years younger than his sister.  He remembers Jesse Corn coming to see his sister Nancy before the war.  He did not see their marriage but saw them ride off with several other persons and when they returned they had been married ..." he .."moved from Patrick County, VA to Wayne County, KY in 1814 and is currently visiting his children in Clinton County ..."

 11 March 1850 - Clinton County, KY - "William J. Dabney of Albany states that he was raised within three miles of the houses of R.Major Hancock and William Morrison".

 12 August 1850  - Clinton County, KY - "John M. Davis, acting sheriff, has known William Morrison and R.Major Handcock since his earliest

recollection."

 [It is interesting to note that Mary Hancock, youngest dau. of John & Elizabeth (Maddox) Hancock, married a James Nathan Morrison in Patrick Co. VA

... Mary is Major's sister and James is a brother of William Morrison.]

 Armajor is listed in the tax/tithe tables of Wayne Co in 1852 and again in 1853. He has no land at this time.

 Armajor Hancock, age 90, a "laboror" is listed in the home of Robert and Nancy Dabney  (his daughter) in Wayne Co. KY in 1860. Armajor is also listed in the tax/tithe tables of 1860. Note Robert was bondsman in the wedding of Major and Sarah.

 

Spouse: Jane Perry Morrow

Birth Date: About 1772

Death Date: Before 1830

Death Place:    Wayne Co, KY

 

Spouse Notes:

 William Mayo- Surety in marriage. Janey, Jeannie, Jeaney

1 Dates of birth of children are assumed.

 

Marriage Date:  2 Jan 1794

Marriage Place: Patrick Co, VA

 

Children:  

       Elizabeth Maddox

    Sally

    Milly

    Wilson

    John

    Mary

    Nancy

    Rebecca WADE

 

1.1 Elizabeth Maddox HANCOCK

 

Birth Date: 1794

Birth Place:    Patrick Co, VA

Death Place:    Carlinville, IL

 

Notes:

 Marriage consent signed by Major Hancock, father.

 

1.2 Sally HANCOCK

 

Birth Date: 1795

Birth Place:    Patrick Co, VA

 

Notes:

 Marriage consent signed by Major Hancock, father.

 

1.3 Milly HANCOCK

 

Birth Date: 1796

Birth Place:    Patrick Co, VA

 

Notes:

 Marriage consent signed by Major Hancock, father.

 

1.4 Wilson HANCOCK

 

Birth Date: 1797

Birth Place:    Patrick Co, VA

Death Date: After 1860

Death Place:    Union Co, IL

 

Notes:

 First record of Wilson is his marriage to Margaret Gordon in Wayne Co. KY in 1826. Witnessed by Richard Wade a brother-in-law and kinsman.

 Wilson must have moved to TN soon after marriage, before 1830 and to IL before 1840. In the 1850 Census of Hamilton Co IL he is enumerated as a laborer.

 He gave a power-of-attorney to Armajor Hancock to sell his land in Wayne Co. to John Hancock. Letter dated 1844 at which time he was in Hamilton Co. IL. near McLeansboro.

 Moved to Union Co IL by 1860.

 The Adjutant General Report on the 81st Regmt, IL Inf. lists a John A.J. Hancock who served Civil War. He lived in Jonesboro, Union Co. Census 1870 says he was born 1827 IL. He is married to Nancy and has children John and Margaret. This may well be the oldest child of Wilson and Margaret?? George has a son A.J. Argin J. is a Hancock name given by Edna LaFour?

  BELOW FROM        Daryll62@@aol.com

!My Grandfather,Nelson Leroy Hancock Jr. b.Aug  9,1912 d.Aug 1974,E.Carondalet, Illinois His father Nelson Sr.b.Feb.13 1881 d.Mar.6,1967

His father James Jefferson Hancock b.Oct 9,1842 d.Feb.24,1917 His father was Wilson Hancock born in Virginia moved to Illinois between1840 and 1850 from Wayne County Kentucky. My Grandmother Ruby Ule Gold b.May 16 1913 still living. G Grandmother Susa Belle Clutts no BD. (It is said this person was Elsie Noble,I don't know if this is right or wrong)

 GG Grandmother Nancy Catherine Farmer B.Dec.17, 1849 d.Feb 12, 1933

 GGG Grandmother Margaret Gordon the marriage is in Volume One of Wayne Co.,KY. records by June Bork- Hancock, Wilson and Margaret Gordon. Bond missing, married 18 June 1826 by J.Jones. Note:"this is to certify that i autherise to ishue mariage lison betwen Wilson and Margaret given under my hand this the 15 June by Elizabeth Gordon-witness, Wade(?)"

 

 from Pam Groover  <PGROOVY@@prodigy.net>

 

1.5 John HANCOCK

 

Birth Date: About 1800

Birth Place:    Patrick, VA

Death Date: 13 Aug 1854

Death Place:    Wayne Co, KY

 

Notes:

 There is no direct proof that John is a son of Major but dates and events indicate this is so. John is assumed to be one of the two sons living in Major's household (1820/1830 Wayne Co Census). He was head of a household in 1840 but the FIRST TIME he was enumerated  BY NAME was 1850 Wayne Co. Which listed a John born 1800 in VA. !824 a John was listed as having a tithe and no land However the tax /tithe records of Wayne are very helpful. 1824 there was a John Hancock listed (next to Major) having one tithe and no land. This indicates John was born by 1803. 1826, John was listed as paying on 100 acres of land. (Major who normally paid on 196 acres, paid on 96 acres and brother Wilson of 50

acres.) 1827 John paid no taxes but is listed as a tithe. Major paid on 96 acres and Wilson on 50 acres. 1828   Not listed 1829  Not listed 1830 John is listed as a tithe and does not reappear in Wayne Co until 1836  paid on two 50 acre sites. 1837 Missing 1838  John pays on 50 acres 1839  John pays on 100 acres 1840  John pays on 100 acres 1841  John pays on 196 acres and Major on 60 acres. (The 196 is a key here as it tags land first owned by Major.) 1842 John pays on 196 acres. Major is excused from taxes. 1843 John pays on 200 acres ( probably Major's old land of 196 acres). Major listed but no land. 1846 John pays on 196 on Otter 1849  John pays on 196 acres on Otter 1851 John pays on 200 acres Otter 1853 John pays on 200 acres and Armajor is in home of John Hicks on Otter 1854  John pays on 220 acres on Otter

   It is known John went to Bledsoe Co TN and married Lucinda --? about 1833 in Bledsoe Co. ( John and Lucinda are mentioned as parents of Granville Hancock on GRANVILLE'S  marriage certificate to Louisa Koger in Clinton Co KY. John had returned to KY by 1837 when a child was born and he purchased his father's land. He is in the 1840 and  1850 Census Wayne Co.

 Hancock...land lying and being in Wayne County and State aforesaid on Otter Creek Containing fifty acres more or less... Beginning on a dogwood Jesse Canadys Corner, running with Said line to the Creek, thence with the creek to a Conditional line between Jesse Powers and Wm. Hancock, thence with Wm Hancocks line to the Beginning... E A. Butler Recorded:  13 Jan 1848   

Wm Simpson Clk

 

! P. 132        5 Sep 1844  Power of Atty. 

!Know all men by these presents that:  I, Wilson Hancock and Margaret Hancock, my wife, of Hamilton County and State of Illinois, have this day appointed and by these presents do appoint Armajor Hancock of Wayne County and State of Kentucky as our lawful attorney to sell and Convey by deed to John Hancock a certain tract of land lying in Wayne County and State of Kentucky, lying on the South Side of Gap Creek... Beginning at two hickerys on Armajor Hancocks Corner, thence North 90 East 40 poles to a dogwood and Sassafras, thence North 70 East 80 poles to a Chesnut and red oak, thence S 20 East 80 poles to a red oak on a ridge thence along the Same South 79 West one hundred and thirty poles to a stake, thence North 4 West 30 poles to ARmajor Hancocks line, thence with said line 40 poles to the place of Beginning the said Armajor Hancock to Convey the Same and to do all things in the premises that we ourselves would or Could do were we present and all things pertaining thereunto...                         

 

Wilson Hancock and Margaret Hancock Recorded:  5 Sep 1844  State of Illinois Hamilton County,  D. Marshall Clk By Sam Scott Marshall deputy Recorded:  3 Mar 1848  State of Kentucky Wayne County  I N Shepperd Dc for Wm. Simpson clk

 Wayne County, Ky  Deed Bk Vol K, Pages 258, 259. 24 Mar 1848 Indenture between Armajor Hancock and Sarah Hancock, his wife, of the county of Wayne and State of Kentucky and John Hancock of the same county and State, aforesaid, Armajor Hancock, for two hundred dollars. Sell(s) land on the Waters of Otter Creek. Beginning on a rock a conditional Corner made between John Hancock and Ja P Hare thence S 5 West with a line of the original 126 acre Survey of Wm Acres to a huckleberry buckeye & beech, thence.  Still with Said line S 25 W 46 poles binding on a conditional line between Buriss and Johnson to three dogwoods, thence S 46 east 46 poles to a hickory and dogwood, thence North 81 East 142 poles to two buckeye thence North 9 East 52 or 62 poles to a stake, thence N 74 West 128 poles to a Stake, thence N 5 East to the Conditional line, thence With the conditional line to the Beginning Containing 93 acres more or less... Armajor Hancock Recorded:  5 Feb 1849 I.N. Shepperd Dc for Wm. Simpson Clk

 In 1850 Census of Wayne Co, enumeration shows John and a wife "Sinah" born 1814 in KY. In the household are nine children.

! 1854 John died of "flux". The taxes continued to be paid by his wife "Sina" until her death.

 

1.6 Mary HANCOCK

 

Birth Date: About 1802

Birth Place:    Patrick Co, VA

Death Date: After 1871

Death Place:    Clinton Co, KY

 

1.7 Nancy HANCOCK

 

Birth Date: 1807

Birth Place:    Patrick Co, VA

Death Date: After 1860

 

Notes:

 1850 Census Wayne Co KY Major was living in the home of Robert and Nancy in the 1860 Wayne Co Census; age 80-90, occupation "Laborer

 Married by A. Jones. Bondsman B. Hancock  on 16 May 1827 Wayne Co., KY to Robert "John" Dabney.

 

1.8 Rebecca WADE HANCOCK

 

Birth Date: 1810

Birth Place:    Patrick Co, VA

Death Date: 1899

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More About ARMAJOR HANCOCK:

Residence 1: 1814, Wayne County, Kentucky

Residence 2: 1814, Patrick County, Virginia

Residence 3: 1860, Clinton County, Kentucky

 

More About ARMAJOR HANCOCK and JANE MORROW:

Marriage: January 02, 1794, Patrick County, Virginia

 

More About ARMAJOR HANCOCK and SARAH HANCOCK:

Marriage: August 16, 1835, Wayne County, Kentucky

 

            vii.   SUSANNAH HANCOCK, b. 1772, Virginia; d. 1802.

           viii.   ELIZABETH MADDOX HANCOCK, b. January 03, 1773, Fluvanna County, Virginia; d. Paris, Edgar County, Illinois; m. WILLIAM JAMES MAYO, April 11, 1790, Henry County, Virginia; b. August 21, 1769; d. August 01, 1849.

 

More About WILLIAM MAYO and ELIZABETH HANCOCK:

Marriage: April 11, 1790, Henry County, Virginia

 

             ix.   MARY HANCOCK, b. 1774, Fluvanna County, Virginia; d. Bet. 1800 - 1801; m. JAMES NATHAN MORRISON, August 27, 1795, Patrick County, Virginia.

 

More About JAMES MORRISON and MARY HANCOCK:

Marriage: August 27, 1795, Patrick County, Virginia

 

             x.   JUDITH HANCOCK, b. July 18, 1778, Virginia; d. February 09, 1862; m. VALENTINE MAYO, November 01, 1794, Patrick County, Virginia; b. October 19, 1770, Northam, Goochland County, Virginia; d. February 13, 1854.

 

More About VALENTINE MAYO and JUDITH HANCOCK:

Marriage: November 01, 1794, Patrick County, Virginia