Cyrus had his horse shot out from under him during the Civil War.
He said that they were supposed to pay him for it but he never received payment.
Purchased federal land in Illinois
Ashford Jr and his brother David Sherlock Napier went to North Carolina. Went to Illinois and then to northern Arkansas, where he died. Ashford and Nancy are buried on Big Pigeon Creek near Mountain Home, Arkansas, but the stones were moved to work on a new lake and the stones have not been found
Cyrus had his horse shot out from under him during the Civil War.
He said that they were supposed to pay him for it but he never received payment.
Marriages of some Virginia Residents, Page 43, Ladson Library: Ford, Christian m. David Staples. Source: Albemarle County Historical Society.
When Prudence Staples was married on 6 November 1780 in Bedford, Virginia, her father David Staples gave his consent and witnesses were Christian Staples (her mother) and brothers, David, William and John Staples. Marriage of Prudence Staples and John Booth found in the following sources:
1. Earle S. Dennis and Jane E. Smith, Marriage Bonds of Bedford County Virginia 1755-1800 (Earle S. Dennis, Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court for Bedford, Virginia. 1932).
2. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol VI
3. Marriages of some Virginia Residents, Ladson Library. Source: Albemarle County Historical Society.
Marriages of some Virginia Residents, Page 43, Ladson Library: Ford, Christian m. David Staples. Source: Albemarle County Historical Society.
When Prudence Staples was married on 6 November 1780 in Bedford, Virginia, her father David Staples gave his consent and witnesses were Christian Staples (her mother) and brothers, David, William and John Staples. Marriage of Prudence Staples and John Booth found in the following sources:
1. Earle S. Dennis and Jane E. Smith, Marriage Bonds of Bedford County Virginia 1755-1800 (Earle S. Dennis, Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court for Bedford, Virginia. 1932).
2. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol VI
3. Marriages of some Virginia Residents, Ladson Library. Source: Albemarle County Historical Society.
Marriages of some Virginia Residents, Page 43, Ladson Library: Ford, Christian m. David Staples. Source: Albemarle County Historical Society.
When Prudence Staples was married on 6 November 1780 in Bedford, Virginia, her father David Staples gave his consent and witnesses were Christian Staples (her mother) and brothers, David, William and John Staples. Marriage of Prudence Staples and John Booth found in the following sources:
1. Earle S. Dennis and Jane E. Smith, Marriage Bonds of Bedford County Virginia 1755-1800 (Earle S. Dennis, Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court for Bedford, Virginia. 1932).
2. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol VI
3. Marriages of some Virginia Residents, Ladson Library. Source: Albemarle County Historical Society.
Marriages of some Virginia Residents, Page 43, Ladson Library: Ford, Christian m. David Staples. Source: Albemarle County Historical Society.
When Prudence Staples was married on 6 November 1780 in Bedford, Virginia, her father David Staples gave his consent and witnesses were Christian Staples (her mother) and brothers, David, William and John Staples. Marriage of Prudence Staples and John Booth found in the following sources:
1. Earle S. Dennis and Jane E. Smith, Marriage Bonds of Bedford County Virginia 1755-1800 (Earle S. Dennis, Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court for Bedford, Virginia. 1932).
2. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol VI
3. Marriages of some Virginia Residents, Ladson Library. Source: Albemarle County Historical Society.