Lawrence W. Oglesby

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850, District 2, Christian Co, Kentucky

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Census:
1850 Christian Co, Illinois
John C. Oglesby 38
Lucinda 32
William I. 12
Fidelis C. 8
Laurence W. 5
Francis A.E. !

John married Louisa (Lucinda) Oglesby about 1838. Louisa (daughter of William L.^ Oglesby and Mrs. Mary (..)^ Oglesby) was born in 1817 in Kentucky; died on 20 Feb 1855 in Christian Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850, District 2, Christian Co, Kentucky

Notes:

Census:
1850 Christian Co, Kentucky
Jacob Oglesby 72
Permelia H Oglesby 60
Lucy F Oglesby 22
Sarah E Oglesby 17

Jacob married Permelia Harkins Crabtree about 1804. Permelia was born in 1790 in South Carolina; died after 1850 in of, Christian Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850, District 2, Christian Co, Kentucky

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850, District 2, Christian Co, Kentucky

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Died:
Name: William Oglesby
Death Date: Jan 1859
Age: 76
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1783
Father's Name: Constant Oglesby
Mother's name: Nancy Oglesby

William married Mrs. Mary (..)^ Oglesby about 1802. Mary was born about 1782; died after 1820. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Abt 1803, Christian Co, Kentucky
• Other-Begin: 8 Jul 1809, Christian Co, Kentucky; constable
• Property: 8 Jul 1809, Kentucky
• Research Notes: 28 Feb 2013; Y-DNA step 2 match

Notes:

Residence:
CONTANT OGLESBY NARRATIVE According to family history, it was too hot and too dry in SC and they moved to Christian Co., KY in 1803. As you go from Greenville, KY on Hwy 189, after crossing Pond River into Christian Co., on top of a hill is a house on the left - just a little off the road. Constant lived behind that house near a spring; at last account, it is still owned by direct descendants through Jacob, son of Constant. On the right is a clump of trees, this is where Constant & Nancy are supposedly buried. A wee bit south of that, at Apex, an old road crosses going out to Natural Rock Bridge. That road was supposedly the Red Banks Trace (Henderson, KY).
Nancy, daughter of Constant, was the first white woman to cross the natural rock bridge. Constant Oglesby's family is buried on a hill above Pond River, Hwy 62. His wife Nancy is buried near a clump of trees with sandstone markers and a wire fence. (Also noted is that it is Hwy 189 and that nothing is left but sandstone rocks.)

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/16475787/person/1499162506/story/8d6b9ff3-b465-4b7b-9026-1edc4b937f5e?src=search



Property:
8 Jul 1809, he was granted 400 acres on Pond River (near Apex) on the Greenville Hopkinsville Road.


Research Notes:
In 2009 when John had his YDNA test the results came back as match in 37 and 67 tests. No common denominator was found. On Feb 27, 2013, a tester in the Oglesby group, Richard Arthur (Oglesby) Wilson, a descendant of Jesse, was a match to him in the 37, with a step 2 match. As it turned out, the Sheltons married into the Oglesby line with the marriage of Gustavas Adolphus Oglesby, so assuming that must be the reason the Shelton line showed a match.
Gustavas descends from Constant, Sr., Jesse and Constant being brothers; making Jesse the great-uncle of Gustavas.

Constant^ married Nancy Ann^ Coursey about 1775. Nancy was born about 1755; died about 1830 in Christian Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Other-Begin: 1782

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Other-Begin:

Nancy was listed as Anny on a deed of 1789.

Notes:

children of this marriage taken from tree on Ancestry:
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/1598278/person/-1913457417