James Demaster1
Children with (?) Campbell:
Children with (?) Stevens:
James Demaster4 ( - b Jul 1859)
Rachel Demaster4 ( - a Jul 1822)
Frances Demaster+ 1 (c 1761 - c 1847)
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Other information
Citations
- [S597] Nelson Co. Chancery Causes, James Demasters Etc vs John W. Tilford Etc, Case 1867-012, Case includes a lineage of the Demasters family which states that Francis Demasters, daughter of James Demaster and his second wife ___ Stevens, married John Campbell, and that two children were living, G.W. Campbell and Permelia who married Jesse Massie.
- [S597] Nelson Co. Chancery Causes, James Demasters Etc vs John W. Tilford Etc, Case 1867-012, Case includes a lineage of the Demasters family which states that James Demaster married twice, first to _____ Campbell and second to ___ Stevens.
- [S597] Nelson Co. Chancery Causes, James Demasters Etc vs John W. Tilford Etc, Case 1867-012, Case includes a lineage of the Demasters family which states that James Demasters married first (unknown) Campbell and had children John Demasters and Betsy Demasters, bith deceased by July 1859.
- [S597] Nelson Co. Chancery Causes, James Demasters Etc vs John W. Tilford Etc, Case 1867-012, Case includes a lineage of the Demasters family which states that James Demasters married second (unknown) Stevens and had children Francis (married John Campbell), Edward, James, and Rachel (married George Blair).
(?) Stevens1
Children with James Demaster:
James Demaster2 ( - b Jul 1859)
Rachel Demaster2 ( - a Jul 1822)
Frances Demaster+ 1 (c 1761 - c 1847)
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Other information
Citations
- [S597] Nelson Co. Chancery Causes, James Demasters Etc vs John W. Tilford Etc, Case 1867-012, Case includes a lineage of the Demasters family which states that Francis Demasters, daughter of James Demaster and his second wife ___ Stevens, married John Campbell, and that two children were living, G.W. Campbell and Permelia who married Jesse Massie.
- [S597] Nelson Co. Chancery Causes, James Demasters Etc vs John W. Tilford Etc, Case 1867-012, Case includes a lineage of the Demasters family which states that James Demasters married second (unknown) Stevens and had children Francis (married John Campbell), Edward, James, and Rachel (married George Blair).
(?) Campbell1
Children with James Demaster:
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Other information
Citations
- [S597] Nelson Co. Chancery Causes, James Demasters Etc vs John W. Tilford Etc, Case 1867-012, Case includes a lineage of the Demasters family which states that James Demaster married twice, first to _____ Campbell and second to ___ Stevens.
- [S597] Nelson Co. Chancery Causes, James Demasters Etc vs John W. Tilford Etc, Case 1867-012, Case includes a lineage of the Demasters family which states that James Demasters married first (unknown) Campbell and had children John Demasters and Betsy Demasters, bith deceased by July 1859.
Nancy (?)1
Children with Roland Bias:
Polly Bias1 (s 1790 - )
Jane Bias2 (bt 1791 - 1800 - )
Lucinda Bias3 (c 1797 - 23 Sep 1890)
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Citations
- [S413] Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940, Samuel Orendorf and Polly Byass, 8 Mar 1810, Amherst Co. VA, bride daughter of Rolin and Nancy Byas. Since marriage is only 6 years after the marriage of Roland Byas and second wife Nancy Jenkins, the Nancy named as the mother of Polly is assumed to be the first wife of Roland Byas.
- [S413] Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940, Jonas Nicely and Jane or Jennie Byas, 27 Nov 1811, Amherst Co. VA, bride daughter of Rolen Byas.
- [S413] Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940, Samuel Nicely Jr. and Lucinda Byars, 28 Sep 1818, Amherst Co. VA, daughter of Boling R. Byars.
James Bias1
Children with Elizabeth (?):
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Citations
- [S1040] Virginia Colonial Land Office Patents, No. 40, 1771-1772: p. 476-477, 3 Aug 1771,James Bias, 230 acres on south fork of Huff's Creek in Amherst County, Virginia.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book C, p. 192, 230 acres surveyed by William Cabell on 10 Mar 1762 for James Bias.
- [S33] Assumptions: Assumes he was about the same age as wife Elizabeth.
- [S89] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Virginia, Amherst County, page 508 (stamped), Larkin Bias household (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.), viewed 18 Nov 2018. Male 5-9, male 70-79 (Larkin), female 20-29, female 80-89 (assumed to be wife Ellen), female 90-99 (assumed to be mother Elizabeth), 6 slaves.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book E, p. 526, On 2 Aug 1784, James Bias and wife Elizabeth sold 170 acres on south branch of Huff's Creek to Lemaster Cooksey for £78.
- [S33] Assumptions: Assume she was about age 20 when married.
- [S33] Assumptions: Signed deed in Aug 1784 so still living then.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book C, p. 204, 53 acres surveyed by William Cabell on 4 Apr 1771 for James Bias.
- [S1040] Virginia Colonial Land Office Patents, No. 40, 1771-1772: p. 476-477, 3 Aug 1771, James Bias, 230 acres on south fork of Huff's Creek in Amherst County, Virginia.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book D, 1773-1778. p. 21, James Byous to James Manees, deed of trust, 5 shillings for cows, pigs, dishes, etc, recorded 5 Jul 1773.
- [S954] Amherst County, Virginia, Personal Property Tax List, 1782, James Biass, 2 white males over 21, 6 cattle, 2 horses.
- [S1045] Bureau of the Census, Heads of Families 1790 - Virginia, p.48, Amherst County, 1783, James Byas, 6 whites, 0 blacks.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book E, p. 420, On 31 May 1783, James Bias sold 60 acres on south branch of Huff's Creek to William Camden for £24.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book E, p. 526, 2 Aug 1784, James Bias and wife Elizabeth sold 170 acres on south branch of Huff's Creek to Lemaster Cooksey for £78.
- [S33] Assumptions: Based on age and available records, James and Elizabeth Bias are presumed to be the parents of Larkin Bias. This has not yet been proven.
- [S33] Assumptions: Based on age and available records, James and Elizabeth Bias are presumed to be the parents of Roland Bias. This has not yet been proven.
- [S1042] Virginia Land Office Grants, No. 64, 1813-1815: p.437, 20 Feb 1815, Obadiah Bias Sr. and John Fullerton, 75 acres on a flat ridge on the west side of Guyandotte in Cabell County, Virginia.
- [S33] Assumptions: Based on age and available records, James and Elizabeth Bias are presumed to be the parents of Obadiah Bias. This has not yet been proven.
- [S954] Amherst County, Virginia, Personal Property Tax List, 1784 to 1803, Lexington Parish, appears as John Byass or John Bias, one male tithable over 21 years old.
Elizabeth (?)1
Children with James Bias:
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Other information
Citations
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book E, p. 526, On 2 Aug 1784, James Bias and wife Elizabeth sold 170 acres on south branch of Huff's Creek to Lemaster Cooksey for £78.
- [S89] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Virginia, Amherst County, page 508 (stamped), Larkin Bias household (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.), viewed 18 Nov 2018. Male 5-9, male 70-79 (Larkin), female 20-29, female 80-89 (assumed to be wife Ellen), female 90-99 (assumed to be mother Elizabeth), 6 slaves.
- [S33] Assumptions: Assume she was about age 20 when married.
- [S457] Amherst County Deed Book E, p. 526, 2 Aug 1784, James Bias and wife Elizabeth sold 170 acres on south branch of Huff's Creek to Lemaster Cooksey for £78.
- [S33] Assumptions: Based on age and available records, James and Elizabeth Bias are presumed to be the parents of Larkin Bias. This has not yet been proven.
- [S33] Assumptions: Based on age and available records, James and Elizabeth Bias are presumed to be the parents of Roland Bias. This has not yet been proven.
- [S1042] Virginia Land Office Grants, No. 64, 1813-1815: p.437, 20 Feb 1815, Obadiah Bias Sr. and John Fullerton, 75 acres on a flat ridge on the west side of Guyandotte in Cabell County, Virginia.
- [S33] Assumptions: Based on age and available records, James and Elizabeth Bias are presumed to be the parents of Obadiah Bias. This has not yet been proven.
- [S954] Amherst County, Virginia, Personal Property Tax List, 1784 to 1803, Lexington Parish, appears as John Byass or John Bias, one male tithable over 21 years old.