Elizabeth A. Pate

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1860, Breckinridge Co, Kentucky

Notes:

Census:
residence 680
Jeremiah J. Pate 48 1812 Virginia
Summerville 52 1808 Virginia
Edward 24 1836 Virginia
Nancy J 17 1843 Kentucky

Jeremiah married Summerville Parrish about 1828 in Breckinridge Co, Kentucky. Summerville was born on 4 Jul 1806 in Virginia; died on 3 Sep 1883 in Breckinridge Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1880, Breckinridge Co, Kentucky

Notes:

Census:
Pate William V. 27 1853 Kentucky Virginia Kentucky
Pate Delila 28 1852 Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky
Pate Lillie 1 1879 Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky

Pate Edward P. 44 1836 Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Pate Mary E. 25 1855 Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky
Pate Lucy M. 1 1879 Daughter Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky

Huckeby William 41 1839 self Indiana Virginia Virginia
Huckeby Nannie J. 37 1843 Wife Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Huckeby Burke 7 1873 Son Kentucky Indiana Kentucky
Huckeby Desa 8 1872 Son Kentucky Indiana Kentucky
Pate Summerville 72 1808 Mother-in-law Widowed Virginia Virginia Virginia

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1830, Botetourt Co, Virginia

Notes:

[becky51.FTW]

Common Law Order Book, Botetourt Co, Virginia, Vol 1p. 163 - No 13, p. 118 No date - Claudius Burton late Shff & adm of James Crawford vs. MinorP ate - This day came as well the Plaintiff by his attorney as theDefenda nt by John T. Anderson, Gent. his attorney who for plea saiththat he ha th well and truly observed and performed the Conditions of thewriting obl igatory in the Declaration mentioned and of this he puttethhimself upon t he County and th plaintiff likewise to which the plff byhis attorney repl ies Generally and the Defendant at the same time filedan account stati ng the nature of his site which he desires to prove.

p. 119 - 6 Sep 1833 - Claudius Burton late Shff & adm of James Crawford vs. Minot Pate - It is ordered that the above (Case) be contin untill then ext Term.

p. 163 - No date - Claudius Burton late Sheriff and adm of James Crawford vs. Minor Pate - This day came the parties by their attornies andthere upon came also a jury to whit John Layman, Robert Anderson, JosephDepe w, Thomas Smith, Lawrence Feller, John Bowman, John Openchain, JacobLunmo n, Frederick Reed, John Hewitt, Christopher Francis and PhilipMallory w ho being elected tried and sworn the truth to speak upon theissue join ed and not having fully heard the evidence are adjourned tilltomorrow mor ning 10 o'clock

p. 164-165 - No date - Claudius Burton late Sheriff and adm of JamesCrawf ord vs. Minor Pate - This day came the parties by their attorniesand t he jury adjourned over in this cause on yesterday apppeared incourt accor ding to their adjournment and having fully heard the evidenceupon thier o ath returned the following verdict - we the jury find forthe Plaintiff fo rty three dollars and 49 cents court damages. Thereforeit is consider ed by the court that the Plaintiff recover against thedefendant his damag es apropo on aforesaid and his costs by him about himspent on this beha lf expend4d and thi said Defendant in Mercy.

p. 136 - No date - Claudius Burton late shrff and adm of James Crawford vs. Minor Pate - This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came also a jury to wit Joseph Gwin, Cary a Myers, Wm Hawkins, Matthew May, David Arnold, Robert Anderson, Jacob Custard, Joseph Walker, Thomas Polk, Harvey Hawkins, Robert Watkins and Jacob A Locket who being eleted tried and sworn the truth to speak upon the issue joined upon their oath returned the following verdict - we the jury find for the plaintiffeig hty dollars with int3rest thereon from the 1st of March 1828 and onmoti on of the defendant by his attorney and for reasons appearing to thecou rt it is ordered that the verdict rendered in this cause be set asidea nd that a new trial be had therein at the next term upon the defendantspa ying the costs of the trial had at this term & on motion of the deftby h is attorney a commission is ordered him to examine take the deposition of Thos Evans a witness for him in this cause and benefit on the s. Defd given the ? records notice of the ? and place of expending thecommissi on and it is ordered that this cause be continued untill thenext term.

Census:
Name: Menor Pato
[Minor Pate]
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Botetourt, Virginia
Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 50 thru 59: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 3
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 7
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 3
Total Free White Persons: 11
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 11

Minor married Nancy Smith on 8 Oct 1808 in Mason's Creek, Botetourt Co, Virginia. Nancy was born on 30 Oct 1776; died after 1820. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Birth: Abt 1780, Botetourt Co, Virginia

Other Events and Attributes:

• Military: 1781, Revolutionary War, Virginia
• Will: Jun 1797, Botetourt Co, Virginia

Notes:

JEREMIAH PATE was born about 1745 in probably Hanover County, Virginia a son of Edward Pate and Martha Tinsley Pate.
During the Revolution he was a Capt. in the Bedford County, Virginia Militia. Jeremiah was a small planter in Bedford and Botetourt Counties in Virginia. From the only references for Jeremiah's wife, she is known as Mary or "Polly". Her last name could have been Minor, as they named a son Minor Pate.
Jeremiah wrote his will April 4, 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia and it was probated in July 1797, his wife was not mentioned, so it is assumed she was deceased by then. He left 3 minor children, Minor, Amelia and Rhoda. His will said he wanted these minor children to have an education.
I am descended from Jeremiah Pate as follows:

Jeremiah Pate and Mary
Judith Pate (and her 1st cousin) Benjamin Allen Pate
Allen Pate and Mary Oram
Benjamin Allen Pate and Permelia Elswick or Stokes
Mary Ann Pate and Thomas Nicholas Jackson
Mary E. Jackson and Jay B. Anderson
Charles Truman Anderson and Lois W. Kever
Linda Anderson Knapp

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Military:
Captain, per DAR Lineage online, ref # 2112
Appears on a list of Militia marched by Capt. Adam Clements from Bedford C ounty, VA to the assistance of Gen. Nathaniel Green in South Carolina M ay 1, 1781


Will:
Will Book A p 454-456
In the name of God amen I Jeremiah Pate of Botetourt County and State of V irginia being sick and weak of Body but of Perfect mind and memory remembe ring, that it is appointed for all men once to die I recommend my soul to god who gave it & my body to be uried in a decent manner without Po mp or Vanity as for my worldy Estate with which it hath Pleased God to bless me I give and bequeth in the manner following my will and desire is th at all my Just debts and funeral expenses be Paid out of my Estate by my Executors here of tis named. Item I give and bequeth to my daughter Rhoda Pate one horse valued at fifteen pounds Current money and a new saddle a nd Bridle and a good feather Bed and Furniture one cow and calf Item I gi ve and bequeth to my daughter Amelia Pate on fifteen Pound Horse with o ne Saddle & Bridle as the two others also one feather Bed and one Cow and Calf Item I give and bequeth to my Son Minor Pate one horse Saddle a nd Bridle the horse equal in value with the other two that is to say at fi fteen Pounds also one feather bed & a Cow and Calf Item I give and beque th to my daughter Polly Cumpton one horse valued at fifteen pounds wi th a Saddle and Bridle also one feather Bed and one Cow and Calf Item I give and bequeth unto my son Mathew Pate one horse valued at fifteen Pounds with a Saddle and bridle also one feather Bed & one Cow and Calf Item I give and bequeth to my son William Pate the Colt the Old Grau Ma re is now with if it Lives two Months if it dies before it is two Months o ld to have a horse at fifteen Pounds value also a feather bed and one Cow and Calf Item I give and bequeth to my son Jeremiah Pate one feather b ed and one Cow and Calf Item I give and bequeth to my Daughter Judith Pa te one Grey Horse Saddle & Bridle one Cow and one feather bed which She h as already received Item I give and bequeth to my son John Pate one Horse Saddle and bridle one feather bed and one Cow and Calf which he has alr eady received Item I give and beqeth to my son Edward Pate one horse Sadd le and bridle one feather bed and one Cow and Calf which he has already Re ceived Item my will and decree is that the Land whereon I now Live be Equa lly divided between my four sons Viz Jeremiah William Mathew and Miner Likewise my will and devise is that all the rest of my estate consisting of Household Furniture Stock of every kind and Negroes be equally divided betw een My ten Children Vis Edward, John, Judith, Jeremiah, William, Mathew, Polly, Minor, Amelia and Rhoda when my daughter Rhoda Shall arive to the a ge of fourteen Years Likewise my will and desire is that my four Sons Jere miah William Mathew and Miner Shall have the care and Management of a ll my estate of Lands Negroes and Stock and to have the benefits and advan tages arising threfrom amongst them Provided they Furnish to miners Amel ia and Rhoda with a reasonable maintainence and Schooling clear of expens es untill Rhoda arrives to the age of fourteen years and I do hereby nomin ate and appoint my well beloved Brother Matthew Pate and his son John Pa te Executors of this my last will and Testament and I do hereby disowed a nd make void all wills and Testaments heretofore by me made and do ratify and confirm this to be my last will and Testament In witness where of I do herunto Set my hand and Seal This Fourth day of April A.D. one Tho usand Seven hundred and Ninety Seven Jeremiah Pate Seal
teste
Julius Parish
Dabney Shrewsbury
John Woods

At July Botetourt Court 1797

This last will and Testament of Jeremiah Pate Decd was exhibited in Cou rt and proved by the oaths of Dabney Shrewsbury and John Woods two of t he witnesses thereto Subscribed and thereupon ordered to be Recorded a nd on motion of Matthew Pate and John Pate Executors of therein named Cert ificate is granted them for obtaining a Probate thereof in due form they h aving first made oath entered into and acknowledge Bond according to Law a nd it is advised that James Pursel (?) Absalum Smith David Meade & Dabn ey Shrewsbury or any three of them being first duly Sworn do appraise t he Personal Estate and Slaves of said decedent and make return there of to Court H Bowyer CBC

Jeremiah married Mary H Bender about 1765 in Hanover Co, Virginia. Mary was born in 1750; died before 1797. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]