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Event |
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Jacob Kinzer |
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Possible Children: Walter(!), Michael, George, Peter,
Jacob Jr., Frederick(?), Nicolas(?) |
| 1771 |
On a list of tithables taken in by Walter Crockett
from William Sayer to the Head of Holston River. |
| 1772 |
On a list of tithables taken in by Walter Crockett. |
| 1773 |
On Doack's list of tithables. |
| 1774 |
Member of David Doack's militia company. |
| 1774 |
Member of Captain William Doack's company of militia. |
| 1774 |
2 Jun) Private in Robert Doack's company of militia,
Lord Dunmore's War, defense of the frontier. |
| 1774 |
(2 Jun) Private in Robert Doack's company of militia,
Lord Dunmore's War, defense of the frontier. |
| 1804 |
15 Dec) Wythe Co. Petitions: Numerous Wythe Co.
residents signed a document protesting the obstruction of a dam
erected by Andrew and James Crockett at their ironworks on Reed
Creek, and requested that they be compelled to erect a slope
"in such manner as shall be sufficient to admit the passage of
the fish." Among the signers were Michel Kinser, Peter
Kinser, Frederick Kinser, Jacob Kinser, Senr., Jacob Kinser, Junr.,
and Nicolas Kinser. (Other names include: Moyer, Creager,
Wampler, Bean, Newman, Kegley) |
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Comments: 1771 - this is well after the last evidence
of the PA family; 1772 - also on the list were Michael
(born 1758)
and Walter (!); 1774 - also in this company were Michael and Walter
(!); note the names Wampler and Moyer. |
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Michael Kinser |
| 1797 |
14 Mar) Wythe Co. Court Records: An indenture of
bargain and sale from Jacob Kinser (born ca. 1772 ?) and Easther
(Esther Wampler ?) his wife to Michael Kinser. Acknowledged in
court by said Jacob and ordered thereupon to be recorded. On private
examination of the said Easther she consented thereto. (Is this
Jacob or Jacob Jr. ?) |
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See Montgomery County |
| 1802 |
Wythe Co. Transferred 208 acres to Peter Kinser. |
| 1804 |
15 Dec) Wythe Co. Petitions: Numerous Wythe Co.
residents signed a document protesting the obstruction of a dam
erected by Andrew and James Crockett at their ironworks on Reed
Creek, and requested that they be compelled to erect a slope
"in such manner as shall be sufficient to admit the passage of
the fish." Among the signers were Michel Kinser, Peter
Kinser, Frederick Kinser, Jacob Kinser, Senr., Jacob Kinser, Junr.,
and Nicolas Kinser. (Other names include: Moyer, Creager,
Wampler, Bean, Newman, Kegley) |
| 1806 |
6 Dec) Montgomery Co. Court. Aud. acct. XXII 205 Wythe
petitioners. |
| 1809 |
25 Apr) Wythe Co. Betsy Kinser m. William
Moyers, dau. of Michael Kinser, bond 24 Apr 1809 by
Michael
Kinser. |
| 1810 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (841). 1 male under 10, 2 males
10-15, 3 males 16-25, 1 male over 45, 1 female under 10, 1 female
over 45. |
| 1820 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (217). |
| 1827 |
(25 Mar) Wythe Co. Hetty Kinser
m. Jacob Jones, dau.
of Michael Kinser (deceased), guardian Daniel Jones, bond 17 Mar
1827 by Daniel Jones, minister Casper Yost (Meth. Epis.). |
| 1830 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (339) under the name of
Elizabeth Kinser. |
| 1840 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (083) under the name of
Elizabeth Kinser. |
| 1844 |
Wythe Co. Elizabeth filed for a pension as
widow of Michael Kinser (Kinsor). This was only authorized in
1844. Pension #W8001. Served in the Virginia Line, soldier enlisted
in Wythe Co., Va. He received a disability pension from 1 Jan 1786
and was then living in Wythe Co. and he had m. 4 Sep 1783 (or 1784)
to Elizabeth (---) in Wythe or Montgomery Co. Soldier died in Nov
1823, widow applied 10 Jun 1844, Wythe Co., Va. aged 78 years, 11
months, 21 days. |
| Notes: |
Among the Wythe County Petitions filed at the Virginia
State Library is one from Michael Kinser, who was called on
to perform the duties of a soldier for eighteen months. While in
service in the company of Captain Bently and in the regiment of
Colonel Harris at the second battle of Camden he states that
"he was cut to pieces and taken prisoner by the enemy."
While he was a prisoner he "was plundered by the British
soldiers of his money and a Tobacco note which had been given to him
on the part of the Government of Virginia in consideration of his
services." He had lost the evidence of the debt due but was
requesting the Virginia Assembly to reimburse him. He went on to
state that although he was receiving a pension of $40 annually it
was "very inadequate compensation for 5 sword cuts on his head,
the disability of his left arm and one of the fingers of his left
hand and the entire loss of three of the fingers on his right
hand." He adds that he was the father of nine children. His
claim was rejected but a note on the reverse of the petition states
"enquire about land bounty." Perhaps they thought he could
be reimbursed in this way instead. (From Kegley and Kegley) |
| 1787 |
Tax Census of Virginia, Montgomery Co. No white males
16-20, 2 Horses, 5 cows. |
| 1790 |
(26 May) Appointed constable. |
| 1790 |
(22 Jun) Qualified for constable. |
| 1804 |
(15 Dec) Wythe Co. Petitions: Numerous Wythe Co.
residents signed a document protesting the obstruction of a dam
erected by Andrew and James Crockett at their ironworks on Reed
Creek, and requested that they be compelled to erect a slope
"in such manner as shall be sufficient to admit the passage of
the fish." Among the signers were Michel Kinser, Peter
Kinser, Frederick Kinser, Jacob Kinser, Senr., Jacob Kinser, Junr.,
and Nicolas Kinser. (Other names include: Moyer, Creager,
Wampler, Bean, Newman, Kegley) |
| 1810 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (840). (Kinser). 1 male over
45, 1 female 26-45, 4 slaves. |
| 1810 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (841). (Kinser). 2 males under
10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 26-45, 3 females under 10, 1 female 10-15,
1 female 26-45. |
| 1820 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (217). (Kinser). |
| 1820 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (217). (Peter Kinser Jr.). |
| 1827 |
(8 Jan) Wythe Co. Milly Kinser m. William
Creager, dau. of Peter Kinser, bond 6 Jan 1827 by
Peter Kinser,
minister Casper Yost (Meth. Epis.). |
| 1827 |
(31 May) Wythe Co. Mahala Kinser m. Valentine
Creager, dau of Peter Kincer, bond 31 May 1827 by
Peter Kincer,
minister Casper Yost (Meth. Epis.). |
| 1830 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (339). (Kinser). |
| 1830 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (340). (Kinser). |
| 1840 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (083). (Kinser). |
| 1850 |
U.S. Census: Wythe Co. (325). (Kinser)
Peter Kinzer,
male, age 60, laborer, born VA; Polly Kinzer, female, age 58, born
VA; Elizabeth Kinzer, female, age 17, born VA;
Caroline Kinzer,
female, age 14, born VA. |
| Notes: |
A Peter Kinzer was born either ca. 1775 or 1786, died
ca. 1830 (probably Peter Sr.), was married to Elizabeth Walters.
From the 1810 Census, the elder Peter was born before 1765. From the
1850 Census, the younger Peter was born ca. 1790. From the 1810
Census, the younger Peter was born by 1784. |
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Walter Kinzer |
| 1771 |
On a list of tithables taken in by Walter Crockett
from William Sayer to the Head of Holston River. (Kinser) |
| 1772 |
On a list of tithables taken in by Walter Crockett. |
| 1773 |
On Doack's list of tithables. |
| 1774 |
(2 Jun) Private in Robert Doack's Company of Virginia
militia, Lord Dunmore's War, defense of the frontier. |
| 1782 |
Paid taxes in Montgomery Co. |
| 1787 |
Tax Census of Virginia, Montgomery Co. No white males
16-20, 2 Horses, 8 cows. |
| 1792 |
(12 Oct) Wythe Co. petition for the formation of an
academy at the Wythe Court House for educating the children. |
| 1805 |
15 Jun) Made deposition at Wythe Co. Court House
(being of full age). |
| 1810 |
(8 Mar) U.S. Census: Russell Co.
Walter Kinzer head of
household; 1 white male. 0 slaves, 1 horse. 1820 U.S. Census:
Russell Co. (147), Lebanon Township. Walter Kinsor head of
household. |
| Notes: |
See Michael Kinsor, 1820 U.S. Census, Russell Co.
(147). See also Nicholas Kinzer, 1810 U.S. Census, Russell Co.
Comments: This Walter was most likely from Wythe Co. originally. |
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