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William H. HILLWAY

William HILLWAY   
    Birth Date: 14 Feb 1888  
    Death Date: May 1983  
    Social Security Number:  542-14-5433  
    State or Territory Where Number Was Issued:  Oregon
  
  Death Residence Localities
    ZIP Code: 97330  
    Localities:  Corvallis, Benton, Oregon
*Source:  US Social Security Death Index

Tyrus HILLWAY

Tyrus HILLWAY   
    Birth Date: 5 Jan 1912  
    Death Date: 1 Aug 1998  
    Social Security Number:  551-12-5225  
    State or Territory Where Number Was Issued:  California
  
  Death Residence Localities
    ZIP Code: 80517  
    Localities:  Estes Park, Larimer, Colorado
  Rocky Mountain National Park, Larimer, Colorado
*Source:  US Social Security Death Index

Robert Andrew MCCLAIN

KNOX COUNTY, TENNESSEE

R694 Will Book 1, Page 231 April Session 1807.  ROBERT McLAIN.

The last Will and testament of ROBERT McLAIN was produced to court for probate Whereupon JOSEPH WOOD one of the subscribing witnesses thereto made Oath that he saw the said ROBERT McLAIN sign & seal & h   d him publish and declare the same to be his last Will and testament and that he was at the time of publishing the same of sound and perfect mind and memory to the best of his knowledge and belief and that he saw William Comsslaind sign his name as a concurring thereto, which Will is ordered to be recorded and is in these words, to wit--
         "In the name of God Amen, I ROBERT McLAIN of the county of Knox farmer being in a low state of health but in perfect mind and memory thanks be given unto God calling unto mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men Once to die - do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say - principally and first of all.  I give and recommend my soul unto the hand of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in Decent Christian burial at the Discretion of my Executors nothing doubting but at the General Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God and as touching such worldly estate, wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life, I give Devine and dispose of the same in the following manner and form -

First I give and bequeath to ANN my dearly beloved wife all my property during her life or widowhood.  

I also give to my well beloved son JOSEPH five shillings
also to my well beloved daughter SARAH five shillings and
also to my well beloved son ANDREW five shillings, and
also to my well beloved son JOHN five shillings and
also to my well beloved son STEPHEN five shillings and
also to my well beloved son WILLIAM five shillings,
also to my well beloved Daughter MARY a bed & furniture one cow and wheel to be at her disposal whenever she thinks proper
and if my wife should incline to marry, I desire her to have this bed and furniture and wearing cloas and if not at her death to be made a sale and the whole of the Estate to be equally divided to my three youngest children JAMES DAVID, CHAS and MARGARET.  

I also do desire my loving wife ANN and son JOSEPH McLAIN to be my only Executors and I do hereby utterly disallow revoke and disannul all and every other former testament will legacy bequeath and Executors by me in anyways before named Willed and bequeathed, satisfying and confirming this and no Other to be my last Will and testament.  In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty-first day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & Six. ROBERT X McLAIN  Signed sealed in the presents of us.  WILLIAM COUPLAND, JOSEPH WOOD. ------- July session 1807.  Inventory of property of ROBERT McLAIN estate. [Carol Key has copy of estate sale.]

January session 1808.  Ordered that the perishable part of the Estate of ROBERT McLAIN be sold.

April session 1808.  Statement of sales of estate of ROBERT McLAIN, signed by I. McLAIN, administrator. ----------------------------------- NOTE:  Ann was Robert's second wife and given the wording of his will she is probably the mother of the three youngest children in as much as they are listed separate from the older children whose mother would have been Robert's first wife.

James David MCCLAIN

Buried Glenwood Baptist Church Cemetery, Powell, Knox Co. Tn. He and Daniel Charles McClain were twins, and they married twin sisters.  *Source:  Internet

Benjamin HUTCHINS

He signed a will on 17 Oct 1837 in NY, it was probated 12 Apr 1842.  In 1750, he enlisted, 2nd Regt., Dutchess Co., NY militia.  He served as Lt. col. from CT during the American Revolution War.  
*Source:  Internet

Sally HUTCHINS

She married Daniel Strang.

Elizabeth HUTCHINS

She married James Emnons.

Martha HUTCHINS

She married George Horton

Caroline HUTCHINS

She married James W. Wilde.

Mary ROBINS

She was a quarter Cherokee.  *Source:  KindredKonnections

John SAVAGE

John Savage was the first school teacher in Cooper County in 1813.  The School was about one mile east of Boonville on Lilly's branch and about half a mile from the mouth of that creek.  There were fifteen pupils including Benjamin Bolin, Delany Bolin, William Bolin, Hiram Savage, William Savage, Hess Warden and William Warden.  The History of Cooper County (1883) notes that the pupils set on a log in the open air, their being no school house.  Classes were suspended after a month because of Indian Attacks.  He married Cassandra Stephens.  They had 4 children:  twins Bolin and James Robins born 28 Oct 1826, Greenbury born 1830, and Nancy A. born 1835.
*Source:  KindredKonnections

Jeanette SAVAGE

She married Zephaniah Bell.
*Source:  KindredKonnections

Jerusha SAVAGE

She married William S. Warden (Worden?).  They had 6 children:  Margaret, William Butler, Hezekiah, Williams, Jerusha "Betsy", and John.
*Source:   KindredKonnections

James SAVAGE

He was the first minister in the Pleasant Hill area.  He lived on the Little Blue, where he built a water mill.  Savage's mill was located south of Independence on the middle channel of Little Blue Creek.  James Savage did most of the preaching for some years, aided by his nephews Hiram and Savage and William B. Savage.  The first church in this area was constituted by the Baptists in June 1832.  James Savage was the first pastor.  He married Winefred Williams on 28 Aug 1808 in Baron Co, KY.  They had 3 children:  Rebecca, Britton and Elizabeth.  He married second Mary Polly Stephens on 30 Jan 1817 in Baron Co, KY.  They had 8 children: Keizel, David, John Thomas, James W., Robert, Thomas R., Mary Polly and Andrew W.  
*Source:  KindredKonnections