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In Testimony Whereof, John Tyler President of the United States of America, have caused these Letters to be made Patent, and the seal of the General Land Office to be hereunto affixed. Given under my hand, athe City of Washington, the Tenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty four and of the independence of the United States in the Sixty Ninth, By the President: J. Tyler by J. Tyler, Jr. Secy. L. McLaughlin Recorder of the General Land Office Signed by Recorder 21st March 1845 Children with J.R. Vernor: (3) Elizabeth Melonly (____-____) (4) Liddia Sarah Malvina (1844-____) Lidy Varner 6 appears in Warren County, TN in 1850. She was with James Whitlock 60 and Mary 58. In 1860 Lydia Varner is with Jo Hall 55 and Elizabeth 35 in Coffee County. Her mother must have died about the time she was born. The part of the census she was in 1850 was taken on November 19. Another part of the puzzle. In his will J. R. Vernor mentions "120 acres of land in Barry County, Mo. on Spring River. This is the same area where Jacob Spangler shows up in the 1840 Census of Missouri! It appears from his will that J. R. Vernor died in 1849 or early in 1850. Jacob's Land Patent for 80 acres in Barry County, Missouri is shown below. It was issued September 10, 1844 and recorded March 21, 1845. I don't know how the llegal system would have worked then but I am assuming that Jacob had made application and purchased the land sometime prior to 1844 and probably died before the paperwork was issued and the land went to his heirs which were his minor children and his wife. Warren County, TN Will Book 3 pg 20-21. 16 Mar 1845. Will of J.R. Vernor (Verner, Varner]. I, John R. Vernor, do make and publish this as my last will and testament. First, I direct that my funeral expenses and debts be paid. Secondly, I desire that all my stock and household furniture be sold at public sale. Thirdly, if the above is not sufficient to pay my debts I desire that my two tracts of land on Hickory Creek be sold privately, if possibly. Fourthly, I desire that "the proceeds of two beds and furniture go to my two children by Lydda Spangloc [to wit], Elizabeth Melonly and Liddia Sarah Malvina Vernor" the money to be put at compound interest until they become or age or marry. Fifthly, I desire that the rent on the land on Barren Fork (Tennessee) where Lydia Verner died (died August 1844) be appropriated to raise and educate her children "Isaac Henderson, Jacob Westly Spanglor (sic) and Elizabeth A. Melante and Lydia Sarah Malvina Vernor" (sic), sixthly, the 166 acres on Barren Fork where Lyddia Verner died and also 120 acres of land in Barry County, Mo. on Spring River be divided between "Eliz. A. Melante Lyddia Sarah Malvina Verner and Isaac Henderson and Jacob Westly Spangler" when they become of age. 7thly, two fifths of my Hickory Creek lands to go to my two sons Bloomfield Henry and James Perry Verner to be put on compound interest, and if Bloomfield never returns, the two-fifths to go to James when he comes of age. " Isaiah Low took Mary Angeline to raise and promised to make her equal to the rest of his children, but should the said Low turn Mary Angline off without doing for her the child's part/ then she shall come in with my other daughters Matilda Adeline and Lucinda Martha Vernor of the balance of the proceeds of my Hickory Creek lands". Lucinda Martha is to have $21.00 in sundry tools sold to her husband Kincheon Hawking, Matilda Adeline and Mary Angeline are to be made equal to Drucilla Martha. I appoint John Lemmons and Isaiah Starkey my executors. Witnessed B.K. Snips and Hardy Riggs. Proved 7 Jan 1850. 1.1.7.1 Jacob Westley Spangler 1850 Tennessee Census - Wisley or more than likely Wesley was living in Cannon County in houwehold # 38 with Sanders Brown 25, and his wife Mary 24. They had two children. Wesley was 10 and born in Tennessee. Daniel Spangler is in household 62. He and Elizabeth are in their 60's and had Milly and Disa and her husband and child living with them. Samuel Spangler is in household 59 and he has his wife four daughters and a brother-in-law 14
living with him. David Spangler is 24 married with a one year old son in household 95. George Spangler is over in Warren County and he and his wife are in their 60's with three daughters and three Bolin Children living with him. So this possibly could be Jacob's son but there is no Isaac listed in the 1850 census in Tennessee. Possibly he was farmed out to another family. 1.1.7.2 Isaac Henderson (Henry) Spangler was born 12 SEP 1837 in Morrison , Warren County, Tennessee, and died 12 JAN 1912 in Siloam Springs, Benton County Arkansas. Isaac Spangler 21 appears in Coffee County, TN in the 1860 census. He was with the family of Red Brown and listed as a farm hand. In 1870 he is in Warren County, TN and listed as Isaac H. Spangler 30. He is with Jacob Allison and is a merchant. This is the only Isaac Henderson that shows up in the 1880 Census that meets all the information on Jacob Spangler's son. Only four with this name showed up in the total U.S. Census. I can find no Jacob that meets the information. Married Martha Susan Stubblefield 14 AUG 1871 in Bedford County, Tennessee, daughter of Commodore Perry Stubblefield and Nancy Davis. She was born 12 JUN 1846 in Pickens County. South Carolina, and died 27 SEP 1928 in Ponoma , California. She was buried in Panoma , Califormia. Children: (1) Samuel S (1872-1891) (2) Sarah S (1873-1940) (3) Isaiah Henry (1875-1931) (4) Ira Herman (1878-1937) (5) Isabella Henrietta (1879-1957) (6) Seth Sewell (1882-1963) (7) Isaac Houston (1884-1961) (8) Mary Margaret (1886-1984) (9) Charles Ellis (1888-1984) 1.1.8 David P. Spangler Born Sep. 16, 1801, died Apr. 22, 1856 of apolesy, buried RED OAK GROVE CHURCH CEMETERY, Floyd County, VA.. Married Margaret (Sarah) Sowers Jan. 19, 1825 Montgomery County, VA. by Peter Howard. Margaret Sowers,born Sept 15, 1800, died July 5, 1835, buried Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery, Floyd, VA., was the daughter of Henry “Henrick” and Magdalena. Montgomery County, VA. Marriage Records Males Book A Page 375. 1840 FCVA census pg 168: David Spangler, 1 male 30-39 yo, 1 female 20-29 yo, 1 male & 2 females 10-14 yo, 2 females 5-9 yo, 1 male & 1 female 0-4 yo. 1850 FCVA H625: David 48 yo w/m farmer, b. Floyd, $3000, HOH. Spangler, David. Race: White. Gender: Male. Date of death: April 1856. Place of death: Floyd County. Cause of death: Apoplixy. Age at death: 50 year(s). Occupation: Farmer. Note Source of Information: Floyd County, 1856, page 9. Spangler, Amelia, consort. Spangler, A., informant (Wife). Children: (A) Sarah Ann (____-____) 15
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