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     Her married name was Crawford.¹
     Jane Hutchinson married James Crawford.¹
     Jane Hutchinson was born in 1745.¹

           Jannette Hutchinson married Jack Lessley.¹

     Jim Harve Hutchinson was born in 1775.¹

     John A Hutchinson was born in 1780.¹
     John A Hutchinson married Mildred Roberson.¹ John A Hutchinson was living in Virginia but left for Arkansas.¹

           Martha Hutchinson married John Walker Porter, son of Patrick Porter and Susannah Walker, circa 1789 at Rye Cove, Scott, Virginia, US.¹

     Her married name was McKinney.¹
     Martha (Patsy) Hutchinson married George McKinney.¹
     Martha (Patsy) Hutchinson was born in 1740.¹

     Her married name was Porter.¹
     Martha (Patsy) Hutchinson married John Porter.¹
     Martha (Patsy) Hutchinson was born in 1771 at Virginia, US.¹

     Her married name was Stallard.
     Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson was born in 1773 at Russell, Virginia, US.^2,3
     Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson married Rawley Duncan Stallard, son of Samuel Stallard and Jael Duncan, in 1792 at Virginia, US.^4,3,1
     Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson died in 1847 at Scott, Virginia, US.²
     Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson was buried at Stallard-Moore Cemetery, Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US.²

     Peter Hutchinson was born in 1748 at Ireland.^1,2
     Peter Hutchinson married Nancy Green, daughter of Lewis Green and Elizabeth Lauderdale, in 1770.^1,3 Excerpt from the book COUNTRY ROADS AND LANES by Fannie Lane Steele:
A revoluntionary soldier
Peter Hutchinson (Sr.) and the Hutchinson family is said to have been Loyalist and of Norman French ancestry. Peter Hutchinson, Sr. and Nancy Green Hutchinson lived in Culpeper County, Virginia, and moved to Botetourt (now Scott) County, Virginia about 1772. They came to Porter's Fort on the Clinch River with Samuel Stallard [who married Jael Duncan of Culpeper County, VA] and settled in the vicinity of Osborne's Ford (Dungannon), where they still lived in 1798. Peter was a soldier in the Revolutionary War for three years. He was in Colonel Nathaniel Gist's regiment, in Captain Samuel Lapsley's company.²
     Peter Hutchinson served in the American Revolution. Several records reflected below offer thoughts on his service.
ARCHIVES BUILDING, CONSTITUTION AVE., WASHINGTON, D.C. –
Gist's Regiment, Peter Hutchinson, Pvt. under Capt. Sam Lapsley's Company of Col. Nathaniel Gist's Regiment, Rev. War, appeared on Company Pay Roll of the Organization named above for the month of May 1778. When enlisted - commencement of pay March 16-17. Time of service 2 mo. and 15 days - pay per month 6 and 2/3 dollars
Remarks: Peter Hutchinson. Private - Capt. Sam Lapsley's Co. of Col. Nat. Gist's Regiment, several times and amounts of pay. Casualties - left sick at Carlyle Ferry. In Aug 1778 -sick absent , time of service three years , paid in currency, remarks -deserted Oct. 23 further pay records under Capt. Lapsley.
NOTE: The Archivist says that if a soldier was lost trace of, he was recorded as a deserter.
Rev. Emmanuel Hutchinson, a descendant who lived in Wise County, Va. (now deceased) claimed that Peter Hutchinson was captured by the British.
Peter Hutchinson Jr. stated his father was in the Revolutionary War and was captured by the British.
The Rev. A. J. Wolfe believed Peter Hutchinson was a Tory and came from Massachusetts to Virginia at an early age. Rev. A. J. Wolfe wrote to Mrs. Maude Humphreys June 8, 1932—that he was a descendant by both his father and mother, who were third cousins, from the Hutchinson family of Elizabeth. The Hutchinsons left Va. while Wolfe was still a lad and went to Ky. Wolfes great grandmother Elizabeth Hutchinson he knew little about. His grandmother, Verlina Hutchinson, married Andrew Jackson Addington, his grandfather. Mr. Wolfe believed Nancy Green was a niece of Col. John Green—no relation to Gen. Nathaniel Green. This Col. Green was called General in Culpeper records (Raleigh Travis Green).
In D.A.R. records there was a Surgeon John Green of Va. whose descendants may be of this family. Mr. Compton says the charge that Peter Hutchinson was a Tory is not true, but in fact he was a veteran of the American Revolution.
ARCHIVES BUILDING, CONSTITUTION AVE., WASHINGTON, D.C. –
Gist's Regiment, Peter Hutchinson, Pvt. under Capt. Sam Lapsley's Company of Col. Nathaniel Gist's Regiment, Rev. War, appeared on Company Pay Roll of the Organization named above for the month of May 1778. When enlisted - commencement of pay March 16-17. Time of service 2 mo. and 15 days - pay per month 6 and 2/3 dollars
Remarks: Peter Hutchinson. Private - Capt. Sam Lapsley's Co. of Col. Nat. Gist's Regiment, several times and amounts of pay. Casualties - left sick at Carlyle Ferry. In Aug 1778 -sick absent , time of service three years , paid in currency, remarks -deserted Oct. 23 further pay records under Capt. Lapsley.
NOTE: The Archivist says that if a soldier was lost trace of, he was recorded as a deserter.
Rev. Emmanuel Hutchinson, a descendant who lived in Wise County, Va. (now deceased) claimed that Peter Hutchinson was captured by the British.
Peter Hutchinson Jr. stated his father was in the Revolutionary War and was captured by the British.
The Rev. A. J. Wolfe believed Peter Hutchinson was a Tory and came from Massachusetts to Virginia at an early age. Rev. A. J. Wolfe wrote to Mrs. Maude Humphreys June 8, 1932—that he was a descendant by both his father and mother, who were third cousins, from the Hutchinson family of Elizabeth. The Hutchinsons left Va. while Wolfe was still a lad and went to Ky. Wolfes great grandmother Elizabeth Hutchinson he knew little about. His grandmother, Verlina Hutchinson, married Andrew Jackson Addington, his grandfather. Mr. Wolfe believed Nancy Green was a niece of Col. John Green—no relation to Gen. Nathaniel Green. This Col. Green was called General in Culpeper records (Raleigh Travis Green).
In D.A.R. records there was a Surgeon John Green of Va. whose descendants may be of this family. Mr. Compton says the charge that Peter Hutchinson was a Tory is not true, but in fact he was a veteran of the American Revolution.⁴ He had a set of land transfers recorded in the Washington Co., VA Surveys and Deeds Page 142 - Peter Hutchison, assignee of Lewis Green...134 ac...Commissioners Certificate...on the waters of Clynch River and along the foot of Copper Creek Ridge...Beginning on a spur of the ridge...November 28, 1782 - Lewis Green...150 ac by settlement made in 1773 on Little Spring at Lewis's Cane Break...43 ac surveyed on March 23, 1774...August 8, 1781 - Assigned to Peter Hutchison by purchase. Signed: Lewis Green. Witnesses: Patrick Porter & Amos Fletcher on Aug 8, 1781 at Washington, Virginia, US. He was living in southwest Virginia as early as in 1784.¹ He had a land transaction recorded according to Scott County Deed Book 1, page 236, Peter and his wife, Nancy made a deed. of property on Dec 4, 1816 at Scott, Virginia, US.²
     Peter Hutchinson died circa 1823 at Scott, Virginia, US.²

     Peter Hutchinson Jr was also known as Peter Hutchinson.²
     Peter Hutchinson Jr was born in 1789.²
     Peter Hutchinson Jr was born in 1790.¹
     Peter Hutchinson Jr died in 1862.²

           Sally Hutchinson married Sam Lessley.¹

     Her married name was Compton.¹ Sarah Emily Hutchinson was also known as Emily.²
     Sarah Emily Hutchinson was born in 1845 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     Sarah Emily Hutchinson married William Riley Compton, son of Berry Compton and Margaret Cox, on Jan 31, 1867 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹

     Her married name was Wells.¹ Susannah Hutchinson was also known as Zanner.¹
     Susannah Hutchinson married Richard Wells.¹
     Susannah Hutchinson was born in 1780.¹

     Verlina Easter Hutchinson was also known as Verlena Hutchinson.^4,5 Her married name was Addington.^6,7,4
     Verlina Easter Hutchinson was born on Dec 28, 1818 at Scott, Virginia, US.^7,8,9,3
     Verlina Easter Hutchinson married Andrew Jackson Addington, son of John Addington and Margaret (?), on Dec 28, 1833 at Scott, Virginia, US.^3,7,4,10
     Verlina Easter Hutchinson died on Jun 2, 1897 at Scott, Virginia, US, at age 78.^7,11
     Verlina Easter Hutchinson was buried at Thomas Moore Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US.⁷

     Lillie Maude Isaacs was born on Jan 26, 1906 at Castlewood, Russell County, Virginia, USA.^3,4
     Lillie Maude Isaacs married Patrick Hagan Duncan, son of Emmett J. Duncan and Sarah Dingus, on Dec 24, 1925 at Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA.¹ Her married name was Duncan.¹ Lillie Maude Isaacs was also known as Maude Duncan.
     Lillie Maude Isaacs lost her child Evelyn B. Duncan who died at the age of 3 on Jun 13, 1929 from a fractured skull in an automobile accident at Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA.^5,6
     Lillie Maude Isaacs was buried at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA.³
     Lillie Maude Isaacs died on May 16, 1991 at age 85.^3,7
     Her Social Security Number was 409-30-0508.⁷

           Sherman Francis Isaacs married Carrie Ellen Salyer.¹

     Andrew Jackson married Elizabeth Hutchinson, daughter of James P Hutchinson and Hannah Howerton. They returned to America and settled on Twelve Mile Creek, near the present border of North and South Carolina.^1,2

           Caleb jackson was a carpenter.¹
     Caleb jackson was born in 1849 at Surry, Virginia, US.¹
     Caleb jackson married Anna Carter, daughter of Allen J. Carter and Sarah McKinney, on Aug 5, 1887 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by A J Carter.^2,3,1

           Lydia Jackson married Robert Vicars, son of James Vicars, circa 1767 Marriages:

Lidia (circa 1752- ) Lidia & Robert were probably married circa 1768-1769. Marriage date is unknown. The 12 children named in Robert's will are probably Lidia's. Jacob, the youngest, was born 8 Apr. 1795. There is a land transaction date 23 Aug 1795 that list both Robert & wife Lidia (Russell Co Deed BK 1 pg 163)

Milly Robert married Milly before 1814, prob. in Russell Co., VA. Several of Robert's descendants named their girls, Milly. She prob. reared the younger children of Robert & Lidia. Milly survived Robert.¹

     Her married name was Carter.²
     Mary F. Jackson was born on Dec 10, 1839 at Surry, North Carolina, US.¹
     Mary F. Jackson married David McKinney Carter, son of Allen J. Carter and Sarah McKinney, on Aug 26, 1860 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by Lewis B. Dulaney.^2,1

           Elizabeth Jarrells married Henry Clay Carter, son of Morgan Galiton Carter and Elizabeth Osborne.¹

     Her married name was Cox.¹
     Nancy Jarter was born in 1820.³
     Nancy Jarter married Soloman Cox on Mar 6, 1844 at Scott, Virginia, US.²

           Sarah Jarvis married William Dougherty, son of John Dougherty and Patsy Wampler, on Jun 20, 1839 at Scott, Virginia, US, Service performed by John Strong.¹

           Sarah Jarvis married William Dougherty, son of James Dougherty and Elizabeth Hamilton.¹

           Elva May Jayne married William J. McAuliff on Sep 15, 1921.¹

     Luther Jayne was born on Jun 27, 1912 at Boyd, Kentucky, US.^1,4,5
     Luther Jayne was an auto dealer in 1941 at Morehead, Kentucky, US.⁶
     Luther Jayne married Eliza Elizabeth Culbertson, daughter of Benjamin Tyree Culbertson and Margaret Ellen Wolfe, on Jun 18, 1941 at Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US.^1,7,8,6
     Luther Jayne served as a Corporal in the Army during World War II He enlisted on Dec 10, 1942 at Huntington, West Virginia, US.^9,10 He was listed as being 6' 1" and weighing 177 pounds at this time of his enlistment in the army.¹⁰
     His Social Security Number was 404-03-3680.⁵
     Luther Jayne died on May 31, 1970 at Rowan, Kentucky, US, at age 57.^1,5,11 He was buried at Fincastle Church Cemetery, Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US,his tombstone is inscribed with Cpl. Army WWII.^1,9

           Maxwell W. W. Jayne married Ethel McDavid on Dec 19, 1925.¹