Individual Details
Andrew SMOTHERS
(1738 - 4 Apr 1825)
Events
Families
Spouse | Sarah LOGAN (1740 - 1807) |
Child | John SMOTHERS (1762 - 1837) |
Child | Anne SMOTHERS (1764 - 1839) |
Child | Hugh SMOTHERS ( - 1840) |
Child | Susanna SMOTHERS (1768 - 1843) |
Child | Elizabeth SMOTHERS (1770 - 1845) |
Child | Margaret SMOTHERS (1773 - 1840) |
Child | Thomas SMOTHERS (1770 - 1830) |
Child | Sarah Jane SMOTHERS (1779 - 1854) |
Child | Joseph SMOTHERS (1781 - 1857) |
Child | Martha SMOTHERS (1783 - 1858) |
Child | James SMATHERS (1782 - 1824) |
Child | Andrew SMOTHERS (1787 - ) |
Child | Margaret SMOTHERS (1773 - 1848) |
Spouse | Living |
Father | John R. SMOTHERS (1712 - 1798) |
Sibling | Living |
Sibling | Living |
Sibling | Joseph SMOTHERS (1781 - 1857) |
Notes
Residence
He was one of the early settlers of Augusta County, Virginia.County Records State of Virginia
Andrew Smithers v. Thomas BatesCounty Records State of Virginia
Samuel Hunter's estate appraised, by James Davis, Peter Wallace, Pat. McCollom. Andrew Smithers owes debt to estate.Land Record
County Records State of Virginia
On the south side of the Middle Fork of Holstein River joining Col. William Campbells patent line. Assigned to Andrew Smothers. Signed: Hugh Johnston. Witness: James BradshawLand Record
1798 Andrew Smothers Page 302Census
County Records State of Virginia
Deed, 2d October, 1807, by Elijah Carpenter and wife Elizabeth to John Thompson, Jr. and Sr., of Washington County, 400 acres in Washington County, corner Andrew Smothers.Census
Census
Endnotes
1. media.type.Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm), Ancestry.com, Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, n.d..
2. Ancestor counties of Washington County, Virginia: Charles River Co., name changed to York Co., 1642/1643, created New Kent Co., 1654, then King and Queen Co., 1691, then King William Co., 1702, also Chickacoan Indian District changed to Northcumberland Co., 1648, then to Lancaster Co., 1651, then to Rappahanock Co., 1656-1692, then Essex Co., 1692, King William Co., and Essex Co., became Spotsylvania Co., in 1721, then name changed to Orange Co., 1734, then name changed to Augusta Co., 1745, then name changed to Botetourt Co., 1770, then name changed to Fincastle Co, 1772-1777, then two counties were created Montgomery Co., and Washington Co., 1777..
3. , Chalkley’s Augusta County Records (N.p.: n.p., n.d.), Vol. 1 - AUGUST, 1764 (A). - Andrew Smithers vs. Thomas Bates.--Defendant is a soldier, 20th June, 1764..
4. , Chalkley’s Augusta County Records (N.p.: n.p., n.d.), Page 376..
5. Kaylor, Peter Cline, Abstract of Land Grant Surveys, 1761-1791: Augusta & Rockingham Counties, Virginia (N.p.: n.p., n.d.), pg. 18.
6. Kaylor, Peter Cline, Abstract of Land Grant Surveys, 1761-1791: Augusta & Rockingham Counties, Virginia (N.p.: n.p., n.d.), pg. 24 .
7. Kaylor, Peter Cline, Abstract of Land Grant Surveys, 1761-1791: Augusta & Rockingham Counties, Virginia (N.p.: n.p., n.d.).
8. , "United State Census, 1800,", , Family Search (https://familysearch.org : ), NARA series M32, NARA roll 10.
9. , "United States Census, 1810,", , Family Search (https://familysearch.org : ), NARA series M252, NARA roll 7.
10. , "United States Census, 1820,", , Family Search (https://familysearch.org : ), NARA series M33, NARA roll 16 .
11. (), Kentucky Genealogist : Vol. 11 #4.; , , Kentucky.