Individual Details

Isaac GRINDSTAFF

(1754 - 1825)



Isaac served in the Revolution. He is listed in 1787 as owning 200 acres in the Watauga Settlement of Washington Co. TN [now Carter Co TN] An Isaac Grindstaff was bondsman in Washington Co TN for the marriage of George Gabbert and Catherine Smith on 27 Dec 1787. Apparently George was a nephew. There is no known connection between this Catherine Smith and the Margaret Smith that married George's brother Jacob Gabbard.
Isaac was likely married twice but he had seven children by the second wife: an unknown male, Isaac, Sally, Mary, Margaret/Jane, Henry & Arbella.

It is thought that Isaac returned to Burke Co NC as the census there shows him in 1790-1820.

Events

Birth1754
Death1825Burke County, North Carolina

Families

ChildJane Grindstaff (1776 - )
FatherMichael GRINDSTAFF (1718 - 1790)
MotherCatrin [Grindstaff] ( - )
SiblingSusannah GRINDSTAFF (1736 - 1800)
SiblingCATHERINE GRINDSTAFF (1740 - 1764)
SiblingNicholas GRINDSTAFF (1746 - 1794)
SiblingMichael GRINDSTAFF Jr. (1759 - 1820)
SiblingAdam GRINDSTAFF (1760 - 1781)
SiblingJacob GRINDSTAFF (1766 - 1844)

Endnotes

1. Gabbard/Gabbert Family Newsletter; Published Quarterly by Howard M. Gabbert. (Howard M. Gabbert, 5990 E. Camino Desierto, Tucson, AZ 85750-1873) Note: I no longer subscribe to the Newletter - in the Spring of 2003 the publishers changed. The address I have for the change is Joel Meyers & Jill Frese, 820 Lee St, Manhattan, KS 66502-3644. .

2. Gabbard/Gabbert Family Newsletter; Published Quarterly by Howard M. Gabbert. (Howard M. Gabbert, 5990 E. Camino Desierto, Tucson, AZ 85750-1873) Note: I no longer subscribe to the Newletter - in the Spring of 2003 the publishers changed. The address I have for the change is Joel Meyers & Jill Frese, 820 Lee St, Manhattan, KS 66502-3644. .