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Updated November 18, 2005
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The Kilgore name goes back before America was free, and some of the Kilgore's in my tree, and other closely related to my tree, helped liberate this great nation.
It was said for a long time that Charles Kilgore of Kings Mountain was married to Winney Clayton. But this is not true, Charles married Martha ____?, Robert who is his brother was married to Winney. Charles moved to Green Co. Tenn and raised his family. He left a will with his children all listed in a very detailed manner. So are we to believe this Charles would leave out 4 children from Scott Co. Va. ? No, One daughter in his will, Mary, who lived in Scott County was included, so I doubt he was a man would not mention 4 other children , also deed's in early Orange Co. NC. have been discovered and signed by Robert and Winney Kilgore. Also when his son Rev Robert Kilgore died his son listed him in the county death register and recorded Robert and Milly as his parents. Would he not of known his own grandparents name? Milly could of been a clerical spelling error, that were common then or maybe Milly was her(Winney) nickname? None the less he list Robert as Rev Roberts father. Another deed has surfaced recently with Winney (X) Kilgore as a witness>
Alley Deed to Kilgore 100 acres 12 May 1811: Indenture between Thomas Alley and Mary his wife...and Hiram Kilgore (all of Russell County, Virginia...$333.33...land in Russell County on both sides of Copper Creek a branch of Clinch River containing 100 acres by survey bearing dat 21 Sept 1794 Sig: Thomas Alley and Mary Alley Wit: Robert Kilgore, Charles Kilgore, Winney (X) Kilgore Recorded 05 Nov 1811
The date of this deed is 12 May 1811, and there were alot of Namesakes of Winney Clayton, but they were all too young to witness this deed at the time. So I believe she was living with one of her Children, most likely Hiram, after the death of her husband Robert. Some early historians wrote Winney had died at an early age and her (thought) husband at the time Charles had moved on to Green co. Tn. and remarried. Now we know this is untrue.
I dont want no one to think I discovered or thought of this without help. There are more experienced geneologist that have been working hard on proving this mistake, Even though Hugh Addington Published this we got to give Hugh the credit he deserve's, beside's this error he provided us with a great amount of good information.
What happen to Robert and Winney? Robert was hunting on the Pound Gap with 2 other men James Green and a McKinney man, they were attacked by indians, McKinney made his way back to camp. Later A search party went out and found the body of Robert Kilgore and James Green they were Killed in the attack by the Indians. The search party buried their bodies on the spot in a hollow Chestnut Tree near the mouth of Indian Creek near Pound Va. It's said this is how the creek got its name. James Green's death left a Widow Jane Porter and a young child James Green Jr. without a father. Jane Porter later married Rev Robert Kilgore and they raised 8 more children along with James Green Jr. Winney must not of remarried as the deed above support's the idea she lived with her children in old age.
Thank You for viewing my Page I will add to it much as I can.
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- Ethel & Brian (17 KB)
My Aunt & my Bro. Brian
- John Phillips & his wife Sarah Hay (52 KB)
Photo Courtesy of K. Napier
- William B. Vaughn & his brother Hiram Vaughn (23 KB)
Thanks to my Cousin Sarah for this pic.
- Harold and Ethel Kilgore (13 KB)
My Aunt and Uncle who I loved them both dearly and they are now gone.
- L-R Sarah Elizebeth Trent & Mary Ann Stidham (89 KB)
2 Granny's
- William B. Vaughn & Family (29 KB)
This is William Vaughnn & his wife Rosa & their kids, & his brother Hiram. Taken around 1937, thanks to my Cousin Sarah for the pic.
- Easter Day (41 KB)
Ann and Ethel Kilgore 2 of the greatest people I ever knew.
- L-R unknown, Ann , Harold & Ethel Kilgore (169 KB)
Taken in Stonega Va. around 1933
- Charlie Kilgore (69 KB)
Charles work in Imboden mine's in early 1900, he is son of William Alexander Kilgore.
- Stonega Va. (182 KB)
Sunday School class taken abt. 1933
- Ina Tally (193 KB)
Taken around 1901
- My Dad & his brothers & sisters. (25 KB)
This is Dona's children; L to R , Morgan, Doroty, Ocie, Roy, Hazel
- Canoe ~Stonega Va. (169 KB)
taken abt. 1933
- Kilgore's of Stonega Va. Page 1 (127 KB)
Article from the Appalachian Quarterly
- My Dad (36 KB)
This is my Dad, Morgan, I think this was taken in Italy in WWII
- Ina and Harold Kilgore (210 KB)
Taken at home in Stonega Va.
- Kilgore's of Stonega Va. Page 2 (102 KB)
Article from the Appalachian Quarterly
- My Granny (27 KB)
This is Dona & Lisa, Diana, & Hardy
- Ina and son Earl Kilgore (110 KB)
Pic of Earl taken in Stonega Va. and Ina at new home in Big Stone Gap she moved to in 1952
- Morgan , Dona, Tim & Lisa (135 KB)
Taken in Norton Va.
- Ocie (21 KB)
This is my Aunt Ocie at a young age.
- Charles Kilgore (51 KB)
My Uncle served in WWII
- Henry Morris McConnell& his wife Elizebeth Kilgore (144 KB)
Captain McConnell organized the Nickelsville Spartan Band and marched them to Abingdon and service in the Confederate army. He was discharged by October, 1861, "ruptured on one side while on detached duty from company." He lived until the age of 76.
- My G-Grandmother (1114 KB)
Sarah Elizabeth Trent
- Thelma Jean Kilgore (96 KB)
she was know as the wonder of Stonega because nobody knew Ina (her mother) was pregnant until she had her at age 42
- George & Ina (957 KB)
My Grandpaw & Grandmaw, there wedding picture
George & Ina
- Sarah Crider (23 KB)
This is Sarah Crider (who married Andrew Jackson Vaughn) and her son Hiram, Thanks to my cousin Sarah for the pic.
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