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     Her married name was Quillen. Her married name was Tittsworth.¹
     Nannie Belle Perry was born on Jun 26, 1872 at Scott, Virginia, US.^4,3
     Nannie Belle Perry married William Kelley Tittsworth, son of David Tittsworth and Elizabeth (?), on Aug 19, 1894 at Scott, Virginia, US, performed by R E Smith.^1,3
     Nannie Belle Perry was buried on Jun 29, 1962 at Holston View Cemetery, Weber City, Scott, Virginia, US.⁴

           Lankford Lowell Peters married Velena Sue Cox, daughter of Henry H. Cox and Lucille Virginia Collins, on Apr 5, 1952.¹

           Lindy Phillips married Thomas Price McConnell, son of George McConnell Sr. and Suzannah Snavely.¹

           Mary E Phillips married Joseph C Moxley.¹

           Pearl Ova Phillips married Paul Hall.¹

           Flor Higashi Pichilingue married Mauro Alvarez Portocarrero.

           Delphia Pierson married James Kelly Haynes.¹

     John Ross Pippin was born in 1884 at Washington, Virginia, US.¹
     John Ross Pippin married Mary Lou Gennie Sluss, daughter of James Sluss and Rebecca Cox, on May 2, 1904 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹

           Hannah Pitts married Walter Stallard II, son of Samuel Stallard and Grace (?), This was the second marriage for Walter Stallard II.¹

     Joan Plantagenet was born circa 1312.¹
     Joan Plantagenet died on Jul 7, 1349.¹

           Benjamin Porter married Ann Campbell.¹

           Blanche M. Porter married Ezra Clint Cox, son of Thomas Carson Cox and Dora M. Meade, on Aug 8, 1906.¹

     Her married name was Carter.¹
     Catherine Porter was born on May 9, 1768 at Guilford, North Carolina, US.¹
     Catherine Porter married Dale Carter, son of Norris Carter and Agnes Allen, before 1806.^1,2,3
     Catherine Porter died on Sep 7, 1853 at age 85.¹
     Catherine Porter was buried at Dale Carter Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US.⁴

           Charles Porter married Margaret Culbertson, daughter of Jeptha Culbertson and Louisa Jane Moore.¹

     Dicey Porter was born in 1846.¹

     Her married name was Carter.³
     Elizabeth Porter was born in 1789.⁴ She was adopted before 1806; by Dale Carter.^1,2
     Elizabeth Porter married Presley Carter, son of Joseph Carter and Elizabeth Presley, in 1806.^5,4,6
     Elizabeth Porter died on Mar 19, 1868.⁴
     Elizabeth Porter was buried at Carter Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US; Buried in the Carter Cemetery at Rye Cove Methodist Church.⁴

           Elizabeth Porter married Jonathan Webb, son of William Webb, circa 1828 at Floyd, Kentucky, US.¹

     Hannah E Porter was born on Mar 4, 1871.²
     Hannah E Porter married Sevier A Kilgore, son of John M Kilgore and Eliza McConnell.¹ Her married name was Hannah Kilgore.¹
     Hannah died on Feb 1, 1930 at age 58.²
     Hannah Kilgore was buried at John M Kilgore Cemetery, Crackers Neck, Scott County, Virginia, USA.²

     Her married name was Kilgore.¹ Her married name was Green.¹
     Jean Porter was born circa 1761.¹
     Jean Porter married James Green circa 1781.¹
     Jean Porter married Reverend Robert Kilgore, son of Charles Kilgore and Winnie Clayton, circa 1785.^1,3
     Jean Porter died in 1843.¹

           John Porter married Martha (Patsy) Hutchinson, daughter of Peter Hutchinson and Nancy Green.¹

     John Walker Porter was born in 1759.¹
     John Walker Porter married Martha Hutchinson circa 1789 at Rye Cove, Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     John Walker Porter died in 1842.¹

           Maggie Porter married Robert W. Compton, son of William Riley Compton and Sarah Emily Hutchinson.¹

           Margaret Porter was buried at Fincastle, Scott, Virginia, US.³
     Margaret Porter died at Scott, Virginia, US.³ Her married name was Moore.¹ She was also known as Peggy Porter.^4,2
     Margaret Porter was born in 1808 at Floyd, Kentucky, US.³
     Margaret Porter married John Moore on Dec 14, 1826 at Floyd, Kentucky, US.^1,3

     Mary B. Porter was born in 1771.¹
     Mary B. Porter died in 1790.¹

     Patrick Porter was born on May 1, 1737 at Ireland.^2,1,3
     Patrick Porter was a famous explorer with Daniel Boone.¹
     Patrick Porter married Susannah Walker, daughter of John Walker and Ann Houston Hudson, circa 1756 at Orange, North Carolina, US.¹ Patrick Porter was in 1769 at Castlewood, Scott, Virginia, US; moved to Castlewood.¹ He was in 1772 at Clinch River, Virginia, US; lived on Clinch.¹ He Patrick Porter Mill

On March 2, 1774, the Court of old Fincastle Co., VA, entered the following order:

"On motion of Patrick Porter, leave is granted him to build a mill on Falling Creek the waters of Clinch."

This is the first order ever recorded for a mill on Clinch River and it was probably the first mill ever built in Scott Co.

There is little doubt that the Porter Mill of 1774 was of log, and that the picture is of a rebuilt mill on the same site and foundation.

Patrick Porter, 1737-1828, and his wife Susanna Walker came to the Clinch from Guilford Co., NC, in 1772, and built a fort house on Falling Creek, as well as the mill some two years later.

All that remains of the old mill today is some limestone rock foundation, a few runs of brick in the old chimney, and the mill burrs which have been moved to the lawn of the Lee Blackwell home nearby.

This mill had one distinction and that was a chimney made of handmade brick. It has been written that Patrick Porter, his brother-in-law Captain John Snoddy and others organized a Masonic Lodge and held their meetings on the second floor of the mill. If this tradition is true it may explain why the old mill had a chimney and fireplaces, as no other known mills in the area had chimneys. Also this may have been the first Masonic Lodge organized west of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

After the Porters, William Nash owned and operated this mill for a number of years and it was sometimes called Nash's Mill. When the mill was rebuilt is unknown, but it was torn down after the turn of the century. This old mill heard the "war whoop" of many Indians as it creaked its way through more than a century of services to the pioneer settlers. on Mar 2, 1774.⁴
     Patrick Porter died on Apr 28, 1798 at Floyd, Kentucky, US, at age 60.¹
     Patrick Porter was buried at Patrick Porter Cemetery, Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, Ireland.³ He witnessed A roadside historical marker was erected in his honor which read:

Patrick Porter
(1737–1805)

Patrick Porter was among the early pioneer settlers in present Scott County. Nearby on Fall Creek is the site of Porter’s Mill, built by Porter in 1774, the earliest licensed mill on waters of the Clinch River. Porter is also credited with the erection of a fort house in the same year to protect residents from Indian attacks. His son Samuel travelled with Daniel Boone to Kentucky in 1773 and in 1778 answered Boone’s request for assistance in defending Boonesborough.

Erected 1984 by Virginia Historic Landmark Commission. (Marker Number K-18.)

Marker series. This marker is included in the Virginia, Clinch River Forts Circa 1774 marker series.

Location. 36° 49.647? N, 82° 28.134? W. Marker is in Dungannon, Virginia, in Scott County. Marker is on Virginia Route 65 west of Route 72, on the left when traveling east. It is at the Dungannon Depot. Marker is in this post office area: Dungannon VA 24245, United States of America. He was; Porter According to the Martin text on the Porter family, The Cowans and Porters moved to Castles Woods in 1769 (pg 45).
On Clinch by 1772.
He was Famous Explorer with Daniel Boone.
He came to America with 3 brothers in law.
The oral tradition on which much of Addington based his work tends to inflate rank.
Patrick mill on Fall Creek, a tributary of the Clinch, near Dungannon, Va. (Bill Willis, CompuServe R.
He was born circa 1737. He married Susannah Walker, daughter of John Walker and Ann Huston Houston Hudson, circa 1756 at Orange co NC.
He died in 1806 at Floyd co KY.¹

     Patrick Porter Jr. was born in 1776.¹
     Patrick Porter Jr. married Elizabeth Pendleton in 1814.¹

     Samuel Porter was born in 1757.¹
     Samuel Porter died in 1800.¹