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           Joane Turner married Roger Stallard, son of Walter Stallard and Joane Brace, in 1601.¹

           George William Tyler married Mary Stuart Carter, daughter of Charles Dale Carter and Mary Taylor Fulton, on Feb 8, 1893.^1,2

           John Tyler married Sarah (?)¹

     Mahala Tyler was born in 1819 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     Mahala Tyler married James Henderson Cox, son of James Cocke and Polly Carter, on Dec 31, 1857 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by James P. Carter.^1,2,3,4 Her married name was Cox.¹

           James Vansant married Helen Virginia Carter, daughter of Morgan Galiton Carter and Elizabeth Osborne.^1,2

           Cassie Vaughn married Guy Edward Cox, son of Ezra Clint Cox and Blanche M. Porter.¹

     Her married name was Wolfe.¹
     Virginia Ann Vaughn was born on Nov 17, 1831.¹
     Virginia Ann Vaughn married William Wolfe, son of George Wolfe and Almira Davidson, on Jan 8, 1854.¹
     Virginia Ann Vaughn died on Apr 10, 1910 at age 78.¹

           James O. Vermillion married Sarah Dougherty, daughter of William Dougherty and Ruth Townson, on Jan 4, 1818.¹
     James O. Vermillion died before 1850.¹

           Rosanna Vermillion married William Dougherty Jr., son of William Dougherty and Ruth Townson, on Nov 8, 1825.¹

     Anna L. Vicars was born circa 1852.¹

     Arleena B. "Lena" Vicars was born on Oct 20, 1890 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2 Her married name was Lena Jennings.¹
     Arleena B. "Lena" Vicars married Joseph Samuel Jennings, son of John Royal Jennings and Eliza Minerva Jane Lane, on Sep 5, 1904 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     Lena Jennings and Joseph Samuel Jennings were divorced before Mar 17, 1913.¹ Her married name was Lena Belle Williams.¹
     Arleena B. "Lena" Vicars married William Joseph Williams, son of Samuel Fregey Vance Williams and Elizabeth (Ison) Caudle, on Mar 17, 1913 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2
     Lena Belle Williams died on Mar 12, 1946 from a cerebral hemorrhage at Holston Valley Community Hospital, Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US, at age 55.^1,3

     Her married name was Williams. Cora Edna Vicars was also known as Cora 'Carrie' Edna Vicars. She was also known as Carie Vicars.
     Cora Edna Vicars was born on Feb 3, 1885 at Nickelsville, Scott, Virginia, US.^1,3
     Cora Edna Vicars married Johnson Williams, son of Abraham J Williams and Mary Margaret McConnell, on Jul 13, 1901 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by Ellias Collier.²
     Cora Edna Vicars died on Mar 21, 1975 at age 90.^1,3
     Cora Edna Vicars was buried at Holston View Cemetery, Weber City, Scott, Virginia, US.^1,3

           David Campbell Vicars married Cenia (?)³ David Campbell Vicars prob. buried Keith Family Cemetery, Russell Co., VA occupation: farmer residence: Russell Co., VA - 1850-57, 1888 Lee Co., VA - 1858-60 Scott Co., VA - 1863-66, 1880 Point Truth, Russell Co., VA - 1900

On 9 Jan. 1891, David Campbell Vicars became the legal guardian of Virginia & Samuel Vicars' children: Hugh and Orpha. He was also known as D. A. Vicars.³
     David Campbell Vicars was born in 1824 at Russell, Virginia, US.⁴
     David Campbell Vicars married Cynthia Richardson 2/ /1850 at Russell, Virginia, US.^1,5
     David Campbell Vicars married Virginia Keith on Oct 6, 1885 at Russell, Virginia, US.²
     David Campbell Vicars died on May 3, 1910 at Russell, Virginia, US.²

           David H. Vicars was a farmer.¹
     David H. Vicars was born on Dec 22, 1864 at Scott, Virginia, US.
     David H. Vicars died on Apr 9, 1936 at Carter, Kentucky, US, at age 71.

           Elizabeth Vicars died at prob. Russell Co., Virginia, US. Her married name was Hobbs.
     Elizabeth Vicars was born circa 1819 at Russell, Virginia, US.²
     Elizabeth Vicars married Andrew Jackson Hobbs circa 1834.²

     Her married name was Barker.
     Ellender Vicars was born circa 1793 at Russell, Virginia, US.
     Ellender Vicars married Joseph Gaddy Barker circa 1811 at Russell, Virginia, US.¹
     Ellender Vicars died before 1850 at prob. Washington Co., Virginia, US.

           Forest Vicars died as a child.¹
     Forest Vicars was born after 1884 at Nickelsville, Scott, Virginia, US.¹

     Frances Vicars was also known as Mima Vicars.¹
     Frances Vicars was born on Oct 15, 1858 at Lee or Scott Co., Virginia, US.

     George Washington Vicars was born on Mar 29, 1877 at Russell, Virginia, US.¹
     George married Helen Luvenia Fraley on May 1, 1898.²
     George died on Feb 11, 1957 at Virgie, Pike, Kentucky, US, at age 79.^1,3
     He was buried at C C Fraley Family Cemetery, Twin Springs, Scott County, Virginia, USA.³
     George resided at: Nickelsville, Scott Co., VA - 1879-1932
Weeksbury, Floyd Co., KY 1932-1957
Pike Co., KY - at time of his death, 1957.

     Hobart M. Vicars was born on May 9, 1897 at Russell, Virginia, US.²
     Hobart M. Vicars died on Sep 21, 1971 at Bell, Kentucky, US, at age 74.²
     Hobart M. Vicars was buried at Barboursville, Knox, Kentucky, US.

     J. McKinley Vicars was born on May 30, 1890 at Russell, Virginia, US.
     J. McKinley Vicars died on Feb 3, 1974 at prob. Russell Co., Virginia, US, at age 83.
     J. McKinley Vicars was buried at Grassy Creek Church Yard, Russell, Virginia, US.¹

     Jacob Vicars was born on Apr 8, 1795 at Russell, Virginia, US.^2,3
     Jacob Vicars married Elizabeth Phillips circa 1818 at Russell, Virginia, US.¹
     Jacob Vicars died on Jul 11, 1829 at Russell, Virginia, US, at age 34.²
     Jacob Vicars was buried; Tombstone Located in Old Vicars Cemetery 3 miles east of the Scott County Line in Russell Co, VA. Located on Virginia State Route 71 on what was Robert's farm near Clinch River.
Killed in a tree cutting accident.¹

           James Vicars was a farmer.²
     James Vicars was born in 1788 at Russell, Virginia, US.^3,4
     James Vicars married Nancy (?) on Mar 31, 1814 at Norfolk, Virginia, US.⁵
     James Vicars died on Dec 11, 1855 Dropsey at Russell, Virginia, US.^6,7
     James Vicars died on Dec 16, 1855 Dropsey, reported by Son Samuel at Russell, Virginia, US.⁴

           James B. Vicars was a blacksmith.²
     James B. Vicars was born in 1811 at Russell, Virginia, US.³
     James B. Vicars married Margaret Johnson circa 1845.¹
     James B. Vicars married Emily Madox on Dec 9, 1869 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     James B. Vicars died after 1880 at prob. Scott Co., Virginia, US.

     Jemima B. Vicars never married. She was crippled and living in home of Joel Vicars in 1880.²
     Jemima B. Vicars was born circa 1834 at Russell, Virginia, US.³

     John Vicars JOHN VICARS, along with his brother, WILLIAM, served in the American Revolution, First Virginia State Regiment, Col. Gibson commanding. JOHN enlisted as a fifer. He drew his last pay in September, 1779, about the time the battle of King's Mountain was fought. The war department records are far from being complete as the British burned the capitol in 1812, destroying most of the records of the American Revolution.(1)
(1) Genealogy by Conley Abraham Vicars, 1936 copy to Helen Arnett

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'Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution:
VICARS, JOHN (Vickers), Fifer, 1 VA State Reg.
VICARS, WILLIAM (Vicors) 1 VA State Reg.
VICASS, JOHN, 'Index of the Revolutionary Records in the VA State Archives'
VICERS, JOHN, 'Bounty Warrants Applications for grants of bounty land, a collection of loose manuscripts indexed in the State library.'
VICKER, JOHN, 'Index of the Revolutionary Records in the VA State Archives'
VICKERS, JOHN, Fifer, 1 VA State Reg.
VICKERS, THOMAS (JOHN), Fifer, 1 VA State Reg.
VICORS, JOHN, 1 VA State Reg., 'Index of the Revolutionary Records in the VA State Archives' ____________________________________________________________
Land Records: 'Federal Land Series Vol. 2, 1799-1835'
Army Land Grant pg. 13 NAME: Robert Vicker, (39) Land grant # 10546, 20 June 1789, 100 acres, Location Mil-13 Name of script source A-1-041
pg. 200 NAME: John Vickers, warrant holder, (1676) Warrant #918, (1833) Army land warrant converted to Scrip 100 acres, scrip issued to John Vickers, B-1-074
pg. 23? NAME: Pvt. Thomas L. Vickers, (74) Army Land Grant 8264, 29 Sept. 1790, 100 mil 14-2-4, A-1-080 8557 ' ' ' ' 8358 ' ' ' ' ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Federal Land Series - Vol. 2 1799-1835
Land grants made as a result of military service in the American Revolution. Federal bounty-land warrants in Ohio)
NAME: VICKER, Robert # 39; A 6 Jan. 1800 Registered by Wm. Wells/4000 acres Based upon the following Army land warrants: Issued to: including Robert VICKER, No. 10546; date: 20 June 1789; 100 acres
NAME: VICKERS, Thomas L. #74; A 3 Feb. 1800, Registered by Matthias Denman 4000 acres VICKERS, Tho(ma)s L., Pvt. #8264, 29 Sept. 1790, 100 acres ' ' ' 8557 ' 100 acres ' ' ' 8358 ' 100 acres
NAME: Vickery, John #1641; B; (ca 1832-1833) no dates Army land warrants converted to scrip: Warrant Holder: Vickery, John, Pvt; War # 1879; Scrip issued to: John Vickery; 100 acres
#1676 no dates (ca 1833); B NAME: VICKERS, John, Pvt., War # 1918; scrip issued to John VICKERS; 100 acres

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In 1810, John married Marrinda ALVIS, daughter of Dr. Forrest Alvis of, Norfolk, Chesterfield CO,VA ____________________________________________________________ 1817 purchased Land: 200 acres for $62.50
'1817 Book 5, pg. 529 Robert Vicars - deed - to John Vicars, 200 acres
This Indenture made this 14th day of February 1817, between Robert Vicars and Milly, his wife heirs & devises, under the last will and testament of the Reverend James Madison of the County of Russell and state of Virginia of the one part and John Vicars of the said county of the other part - Witnesseth that the said Robert Vicars and Milly, his wife, heirs and devises as aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of sixty two dollars and fifty cents to them in hand paid by the said John Vicars on or before the ensealing of them presents the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge and acquit him the said J. Vicars his heirs & thereof have granted bargained sold aliend enscoffed confirmed and conveyed, and by these presents do grant bargain sell aliend enscoff confirm and convey to the said J. Vicars his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Russell on Molls Creek a north branch of Copper and adjoining a tract of land surveyed for William Spratt and containing two hundred acres more or less and bounded as to wit. - Beginning at a white oak and black near the main county road being the beginning corner to a tract of land surveyed for William Spratt and runing thence with his line S62 W285 poles pasing his corner to a blak oak and white oak on a ridge N50 W134 poles crosing Molls Creek to a poplar on a hill side N58 E308 poles to two white oaks on the east side of a small branh S39 E147 poles to the beginning, To have and to hold the aforesaid tract of land except a parcel which lays adjoining my land runing from above my meadow up the ridge and thence down a bottom to my spring a conditional line made between the party concerned in the presents of Joseph Barker, Paul Vicars and Martin Phillips supposed to be fifty acres taken off the tract I bought of Robert G. Scott the other part of the said trat of land with all & singular its appertainenes ways waters orchards house and improvements thereon to the said J. Vicars, his heirs & assigns forever to his and their own proper use and behoof forever. And the said Robert Vicars and Milly, his wfie, for themselves their heirs executors or assigns do covenant to and with the said J. Vicars his heirs or assigns that they will to him forever warrant and defend the title to the aforesaid granted tract of land against the claims whatsoever. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 16th day of February 1817. /s Robert Vicars (seal) Milly Vicars (seal) x her mark Test Samuel Aston Amos Smyth
Russell County to wit: We Amos Smyth and Samuel Aston Magistrates for the County aforesaid do hereby certify that Robert Vicars party to the within conveyance both duly acknowledged the same before us on the 14th day of February 1817 and desired us to certify the same acknowledgment to the clerk of the County Court of Russell in order that the said conveyance may be recorded. As witness our hands and seals. /s Amos Smyth (seal) Samuel Aston (seal)
Russell County to wit: We Amos Smyth and Samuel Aston magistrates for the county aforesaid do hereby certify that on the 14th day 1817 February we examined Milly Vicars a party to the within deed of conveyance privately and apart from her husband when she acknowledged the said Deed to have been executed by her free from any compulsion or restraint imposed on her by her husband and that she did not wish to retrat such her execution, which we certify to the clerk of the County Court of Russell as witness our hands and seals. /s Amos Smyth (seal) Samuel Aston (seal)
Russell County Clerks Office March 4th 1817 This Indenture of bargain and sale from Robert Vicars and Milly, his wife, to John Vicars being certified to have been acknowledged before Amos Smyth and Samuel Aston Magistrates of the said County by the said Robert & Milly and she privily examd as the law directs is admitted to record. /s James P. Carrell, D.C.'
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1820 Census, Russell County, VA
Page 155-A/156 VICARS, JOHN Agriculture - 1
Males: 45 & over Females: 45 & over 26 to 45 1 26 to 45 1 16 to 26 16 to 26 16 to 18 10 to 16 10 to 16 Under 10 2 Under 10 3
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In 1838, in a land dispute, court records name John's children as all 'infants' (meaning under age 21 years) and heirs of 'John Vicars, Deceased'. Thus, is it clear he died prior to 1838. It could be as early as 1830, since his wife Marrinda is listed alone with children in the 1830 census.
___________________________________________________________ MISC. INFORMATION on John Vicars (1782-1829or30)
A. Family Registry Index at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Genealogical Library, 5505 Bosworth Pl., Cincinnati, OH:
Vicars, John b. -- USA/VA d. 1829/ USA/VA m. ------- Relatives: father, Robert Vicars mother, Lydia spouse, Miranda
Reg. No. 136262, Sybil Jobe 1218 Peterson Rd. Neosho, MO 64850 ph: 417/451-0156
------------------------------------------------------- B. VICARS FAMILY QUARTERLY, May 1992:
(This publication no longer exsists, much of the info below has been confirmed...see following pages in Genealogy Report for most current infomation. DJV Feb. 1998)
' John Vicars was the fifth child of Robert and Lydia (Jackson) Vicars and was born about 1782 in Washington Co., VA. On 15 May 1810, he married Marinda Alves, daughter of Forrest Alves, in Chesterfield Co., VA. John vicars died about 1830 probably in Scott Co., VA. His heirs are listed in the settlement of his father's estate 2 Apr. 1839 (Russell Co., VA, Deed Bk. 10, pages 453-455).
Children of John and Marinda (Alves) Vicars of Scott Co., VA: 1. Robert P. Vicars, born 13 Apr. 1813, Richmond, VA, married 10 Oct. 1841 Unity Dorton. He died in Russell Co., VA 27 Jan. 1896. . . . had 9 children.
2. Eleanor Vicars, born about 1814 Russell Co., VA. We do not know of marriage or children. (We understand there was an Eleanor Vicars that married a William Barker, but have no info. on this.)
3. Jacob Vicars, born 1815/17, married Susan _____. This Jacob was in Lee Co., VA in 1860 and since he had a daughter, Marinda, we believe this is a son of John and Miranda Vicars.
4. Nancy Vicars, no info. known. There was a Nancy Vicars that had a daughter Marinda and a son William (wife was Eliza). This Nancy was in Scott Co., VA in 1900 Census living in household of William Vicars and she was listed as age 70 and the mother of William Vicars.
5. James J. Vicars . . . . (see his file)
6. John Vicars. We believe that this is the John Vicars that was listed in the McMinn Co., TN, census in 1860 with a wife, Martha A. Crawford, five children, one of whom was named Marinda. A John Vicars was in the 1850 Lawrence Co., KY, census at age 25, a wife, Louisa, and a son William H. Vicars. The birthdate of the William in Lawrence Co., KY would be 1849 and so would the William in McMinn Co., TN. One of the chidlren of John Vicars of McMinn Co., Tn - Lewis A. Vicars married Sarah E. Stapleton in Russell Co., VA on 24 Sept. 1883.
7. Thomas Vicars . . . . . (see his file)
8. William Henderson Vicars, mentioned in the deed of settlement of Robert Vicars' estate as Henderson Vicars. We think his wife was named Harriett, but we are not sure. -----------------------------------------------------------------------.
     John Vicars was born circa 1782 at Russell, Virginia, US.^2,3
     John Vicars married MIRANDA Alves on May 15, 1810 at Chesterfield, Virginia, US.^4,5
     John Vicars died circa 1829 at Scott, Virginia, US.⁶

     Jonson Edward Vicars was born in 1855 at Russell, Virginia, US.¹
     Jonson Edward Vicars died on Jul 17, 1878 Consumption at Russell, Virginia, US.⁴

           Joseph Vicars was Teacher; surveyor.³ He Per Louise Evans letter, Nov. 7, 1995: 'The records I have for 'my' Thomas Vickers born in Russell Co., VA, was Vicars BUT when he moved to Scott Co. and married, etc. did let his name appear on census records as 'Vickers'. He was my Paul Vickers' uncle & took care of Paul from census records 1860, 1870, Scott Co. when Joel Vicars using name VICKERS! married after Paul's mother Elizabeth Dean Vickers died soon after his birth.'

Per Louise Evans undated letter I received Nov 11, 1995: 'It seems Elizabeth died soon after Paul's birth for in several documents of Joel Vickers family records the name, Joel alwyas appears as 'Joel and Paul' so it is believed my Paul was living with Joel and his parents until when about 7 yrs old he is on census record listed with children of Thomas Vickers, older brother of Joel. It was about 6 or 7 years after my Paul's birth that Joel married Susannah McConnell, and my Paul went to live with his uncle, Thomas Vickers.²' He was also known as Joel Vickers.
     Joseph Vicars was born on Mar 25, 1825 at Russell, Virginia, US.⁴
     Joseph Vicars married Sarah McConnell, daughter of Joabb McConnell, on Jan 10, 1856 at Scott, Virginia, US.^5,2,3
     Joseph Vicars married an unknown person on May 12, 1897 at Wise, Virginia, US.²
     Joseph Vicars died on Jan 22, 1904 at Wise, Virginia, US, at age 78.⁶
     Joseph Vicars was buried at Point Truth Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US.⁷