Most likely Lewis
and Elias are brothers. Ben Jr is probably their brother. Are they
also my Jacob's brother? And is the James whose stealing in GA a
relative?
Questionable as to
there relationship to Richard. Is he a cousin or brother tp Elias?
Benjamin and
Richard in SC in 1790 could be Benjamin Jr and Richard who was in KY
(and seems to return). I suspect this is the Benjamin who stole the
horse and not Benjamin Sr on Am Rev paperwork.
Speculate Nancy
the wife of Jacob Pyburn is a Choate which is how Austin Jr and Omi
Pyburn are cousins, explains the name of Christopher Pyburn also. Because the source of Austin Sr married to Elizabeth Naomi Pyburn has no factual information attached to it, I am seriously doubting it's accuracy. I suspect that someone years ago ran across the Eastern Cherokee Applications of the children of Edward Choate and Elizabeth Cole, which state that Austin jr and Omi Pyburn were cousins, and that he was half indian and she was full. We know she can't be full indian because none of the Pyburn's were indian, they were English/Scottish. We don't know enough on the wives of generation 2 to say if they married an Indian or not. Christopher Choate, the father of Austin Sr is supposed to have married a Cherokee woman Prudence. If this is true, then Austin Sr and his sister (by my guess, not proven) Nancy Choate are part Cherokee and so the cousins would have been equally Cherokee, not one half the other full.
These are the folks that descend from William and Mary Pyburn of Maryland.
Generation
1
John B 1686
Richard n 1686
Edward (baptisms in 1720's mean he shouldn't be son of John or Richard)
Generation
2 (males only)
Jacob (Richard) b.
1722
Jacob (John) at
least 21 by 1747 (before 1725)
Benjamin (before
1725)
John (before 1725)
Thomas b. 1729
Joshua on list of
1757.. has to fit into the 2nd generation as a son of ?
Edward or Richard. Assume if he can sign a lease he's 21 or born
prior to 1736
The question
remains which Jacob and.or which of the cousins are the parents of
Generation 3. One cannot assume because John and Benjamin are in
Bedford that Jacob is there brother and not their cousin. We know
that his sons were of age to be executors (over 21) in 1747, so that
means that both Jacobs are likely close in age. We have Thomas showing up there by 1775 so it isn't like they were strangers.
Generation 3
Jacob born
1745-1757 goes to MS
Jacob marries
Nancy (probably Choate) (born 1745-1760)
Benjamin stole
horse (born before 1754) should be brother to Lewis and Elias
Elias (born before
1754) should be brother to Lewis and Benjamin
Lewis (born before
1754) should be brother to Elias and Benjamin
Richard (?son of
Thomas) age 60-69 in 1830 I Indiana puts birth about 1761-1770
Sarah (dtr of
Jacob) m Charles Eades (born 1760 ish) (which Jacob is her father?)
James Pyburn (born
before 1764)
John? Pyburn
listed as VA solder am rev (find nothing on this gentleman)
Richard Pyburn
60-69 in MO in 1830 ??? household doesn't match the other Richard. I
find a Frances Pyburn a widow in Illinois in 1840 age 50-59.
Generation
4
NC Jacob
Jacob who marries
Mary Webb (Probably son of Jacob and Nancy)
Christopher (Prob
son of Jacob)
Edward /Ned (son
of Jacob)
Omi Pyburn (dtr of
Jacob) m Austin Choate
Nancy Pyburn (dtr
of Jacob) m Christopher Choate
? husband of the
widow Sarah Pyburn
AL Jacob
Jacob b 1777
Phoebe b 1779
James b 1780 ish
Mary b 1784
Benjamin b 1786
Lewis Sr.
Lewis Jr
Enos (age 26-44 in
1810)
Robert
James
Others
William (TN/AR)
(1840 his widow? Under Wm in Ar)
William (MO)
Amon (MO)
Richard Jr (IN)
Riley (TN)
Lone (TN)
these in Arkansas
in 1840 could be next generation..
William (AR)
John (AR)
Benjamin (AR)
Timeline
1750's John Pyburn Constable in Bedford
1758 John Pyburn militia in Bedford
1765 John Pyburn caught in NC accused
of Murders and atrocities (probably hung)
1769 Jacob Pyburn land Bedford
1773 Thomas Pyburn in Bedford
1775 Benjamin Pyburn land in Washington
Co, TN
1777 Elias, Lewis, Benjamin Jr and
Benjamin Sr Pyburn on list of expenses for Am rev War
1777 Payroll James Knox Co, 8th VA Reg
Benj Pyburn deserted May 20 1776
1778 Washington Co Benj Pyburn stole a
horse from John Steel (he escaped the gaol)
1779 Watauga TN Benj Pyburn sold 480
acres to George Webb
1779 Jacob Pyburn and his wife Nancy
sell land in Bedford
1780 Lewis and Richard sign a petition
in Kentucky
TN soldiers in AM Rev John and Benjamin
Pyburn
1782 Benjamin and Jacob Pyburn militia
in NC (Harpers)
1783 Court Record (Dropped Stitches in
Tennessee History)
Lewis and Elias Pyburn hiding from law.
Appeal for right to post bond and return home.
Case against Elias Pyburn was for horse
stealing.
Prior to 1784, James Pyburn named as a
person stole a slave with John Lawrence in what is now Bulloch,
Georgia. (Spanish Archives)
Dec 1784 Jacob Pyburn signs oath to
Spanish King, Tensaw
1785 Jacob Pyburn Tensaw (four minor children)
1786 Jacob Pyburn Tensaw
1787 Frances Paiban Tensaw
1789 Frances Paiban Tensaw
Another entry 1790, Elias Pyburn
punishment was to have his ears nailed to a board, cut off and then
be branded with an H and T on both cheeks.
1790 Richard Pyburn in SC
1790 Benjamin Pyburn in SC
1790 Jacob Pyburn in NC
1791 Elias Pyburn listed on Conways
Regiment US Levies
1797 Jacob Pyburn listed in Tensaw age
20, wife 18
1797 Petition signed by Jacob Pyburn
and Webbs (knox), records found for these folks in Buncombe and
Washington and White co TN during this time.
April 1, 1799 Jacob Pyburn signs
petition in TN (presumed Knox county) However this is also signed by
Christopher and Austin Choate Jr who we know are in NC with a Jacob
Pyburn. Edward Uborn is probably Edward Pyburn who also signed
petition. Found a second petition dealing with Knox for this year
signed by Jacob and Ned Pyburn
1800 Lewis and Richard in Kentucky
1800 Jacob and Christopher in NC
1805 Am State papers lists Frances
Steel and Benjamin Pyburn (alabama claims)
1810 Christopher Pyburn in NC
1810 Sarah Pyburn in NC
1810 Richard Pyburn in KY
1810 Edwin (Edward?) Pyburn in NC
1810 Frances Steel formerly Pyburn, Baldwin Co, AL, 1 male over 21 1 male under in home
1810 Frances Steel formerly Pyburn, Baldwin Co, AL, 1 male over 21 1 male under in home
1812 Christopher Pyburn tax list of
Warren County, TN
Lewis Pyburn Sr 1812, Baton Rouge land
claim
James Pyburn Baton Rouge land claim
1818
Robert Pyburn 1812
Baton Rouge Land claim
War of 1812
Lewis Pyburn in LA
Jacob Pyburn in MS
1816 Jacob Pyburn
executor of Merry Webb's estate, mentions dtr Mary Pyburn in Marion
Co TN
1820 Baldwin
County, Al (state census) Jacob Pyburn
1820 Christopher
Pyburn TN
1820 Sarah Pyburn
TN
1820 William
Pyburn TN
1820 Enos Pyburn
LA
1820 Richard
Pyburn in KY
1822 Jacob Pyburn
mentioned as early settler of Hardin County, TN
1825 Christopher
Pyburn land in Harden County, TN
1830 Christopher
Pyburn land in Wayne County, TN
Hello, I ran across your blog while searching for information on Nancy Choate, who appears to be my Great-Great Grandmother on my father's side. I am very new to the world of genealogy and I don't have much information, but you mention that Nancy Choat might be part Cherokee. The stories told of her in my family is that our Great-Great Grandfather married an Indian squaw (actually, the tale is he stole her from the reservation). As I said, I'm new to this, but this information might be helpful.
ReplyDeleteI have been doing choate gen. for a while.i have seen the grave of Mary PYburn in Marion county,tn. its in New Hope,tn with other choate graves.
ReplyDeleteit is also listed as blackburn 1765
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