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     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

           Nat Trigg Jayne married Nannie Frazier.¹

           Thomas H. Jayne married Lula Wilhelm.¹

     William T. Jayne was born on Sep 15, 1864.¹
     William T. Jayne married Emaline Wolfe, daughter of George Wolfe and Almira Davidson, on Jan 22, 1888.¹
     William T. Jayne married Emaline Elizabeth Wolfe, daughter of William Wolfe and Virginia Ann Vaughn, on Nov 22, 1888.¹

           Ron Jeffers married Vera Jean Lane.

           R. E. Jennings married Nancy Carter, daughter of James Carter and Eliza Horton.¹

           John Jett married Irene Wolfe, daughter of John Wolfe Jr. and Mary DeVault.¹

     Her married name was Wolfe.¹
     Rebecca Jett married Isaac Wolfe, son of John Wolfe Jr. and Mary DeVault.^1,2
     Rebecca Jett was born on Dec 25, 1828.²
     Rebecca Jett died on Dec 1, 1907 at age 78.²
     Rebecca Jett was buried at Wolfe Cemetery, Weber City, Scott, Virginia, US.²

           Cleo Johnson was married to Emmett Turman Carter, son of Elbert F. Carter and Eleanor Greear, according to Turman's death certificate.¹

     Elizabeth Johnson was also known as Sarah Elizabeth Johnson.⁴ Her married name was Carter.¹
     Elizabeth Johnson was born on Jul 9, 1882.^5,3
     Elizabeth Johnson married George E. Carter, son of Milton Ladd Carter and Susan McMath Palmer, circa 1903.^1,6,7,5 Elizabeth Johnson died on Jan 6, 1973 at Holston Valley Community Hoapital, Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US, at age 90 Her Obituary was published in the Kingsport News, Kingsport, Tenn. Clinchport - Elizabeth Johnson Carter, 90, Clinchport,Va., died at 5:40 a.m. Monday at Holston Valley Community Hospital after a long illiness. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C. H. ( Jane) Kitts, South Charleston W. Va; two sons, Clyde Carter, Oak Hill, W. Va., Mack Carter, Clinchport: two sisters, Mrs Lillian Honaker, St Albans, W. Va., Mrs. Stella Chambers, Kingsport, Dick Johnson, State College, Pa. five grandchildren: one great grand child. Gate City Funeral Home is in Charge.^5,3
     Elizabeth Johnson was buried at John Duncan Cemetery Duncans Mill, Scott, Virginia, US.^4,3

     George W Johnson was born on Oct 10, 1818.¹
     George W Johnson married Martha Jane Duncan, daughter of John Duncan and Susannah Tredway, on Dec 28, 1842 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by John Pendleton.^1,2
     George W Johnson was one of the millwrights who constructed Duncan's Milll, which was completed around 1860; owner and miller at Duncan's Mill.

Duncan Mill

This landmark mill was blown away in the Rye Cove tornado of 1929. It was built by John Duncan, who came into Scott Co., VA around 1835, built the mill and his home on Cove Creek in the edge of Rye Cove. The mill was a log structure and ground both wheat and corn. John Duncan operated it until his wife's death in 1857 when he turned it over to his son-in-law George W. Johnson who ran it until his death in 1866.

Johnson had the log mill torn down and employed Pinkney Carter and George Peters, both noted millwrights, to build a new mill. Carter designed a three story mill with improved equipment for cleaning wheat. The new mill was completed about 1860, just prior to the out break of the Civil War.

This mill flew the Confederate flag and ground flour for the Confederacy all during the Civil War. Grain was hauled in from wherever available, stored and guarded by Confederate soldiers.

The flour left the mill by wagon and ox-drawn wagons for such places as the Confederate encampment at Pound Gap in Wise County on the Virginia-Kentucky line.

The mill was also a recruiting station for the Confederacy. On Saturdays rallies were held and speeches given to encourage enlistment in the Confederate Army.

In 1917 the third story of the mill was torn off and converted again into a two story building and rolling mill machinery added for grinding wheat, which was still in use when the mill was destroyed by a cyclone on May 2, 1929.

Mr. J. F. Johnson of Fort Blackmore told the writer the following story:
"I have heard my father speak of John Duncan standing in the door of the mill on April 15, 1865 when a Negro slave that once belonged to Washington Salling rode up and said, 'Good morning, Uncle John. How is your health? Uncle John have you heard any good news lately?' He replied; 'Nothing except that it has been reported General Lee surrendered last Friday morning.' The Negro leaned way back in his saddle, clapped his hands and hollowed, 'Bless God for that!' John Duncan jumped out the door and threw a rock at the Negro man. He was chastized for this act and he replied, 'No Negro can shout in front of me after my people have suffered so.' He had three grandsons shot down in one day at Gettysburg."^1,3
     George W Johnson died on Jan 3, 1866 at age 47.¹

           Gertrude Johnson married Emmett Watson McConnell, son of George Washington McConnell and Nancy Berilla Greear, in 1897.¹

     James David Johnson was born on Jun 9, 1858 at Duncan's Mill, Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2,3
     James David Johnson married Martha J Adams on Mar 4, 1880 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by Isaac Kern.^2,3
     James David Johnson died on Mar 30, 1930 at Dryden, Lee, Virginia, US, at age 71.^1,2
     James David Johnson was buried at John Duncan Sr. Cemetery - S East Stone Gap, Scott, Virginia, US.²

     Her married name was Wolfe.
     Mahala Lydia Elizabeth Johnson was born in 1849.
     Mahala Lydia Elizabeth Johnson married Jacob McDaniel Wolfe, son of Jacob Wolfe and Jaela Stallard, on Apr 5, 1868.¹