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Descendants of Pleasant Thomas
Generation No. 1
1. PLEASANT1 THOMAS was born Abt. 1735 in Wales or Virginia, and died in
Buckingham County, Virginia.
Notes for PLEASANT THOMAS:
History Of The Great
Kanawha Valley by John P. Hale 1891
(This is a biography of
John M. Thomas s/o Pleasant & Sarah Rust Thomas)
J.M. Thomas, the
efficient superintendent of the Kanawha county poor farm, was born in that
county in 1833. Pleasant and Sarah
(Rust) Thomas, his parents, were both natives of Virginia, Buckingham and
Fauquier counties, repectively.
Pleasant came to this county when a child in the arms with his father,
James, who located at Upper Falls on Coal River, where he and his brother
Joseph built the first Grist-Mill, and the only one operated in that section
for many years. Their father was a
native of Wales. James was a soldier in
the Revolution, was in the battle of the Brandywine and was present at the
surrender of Cornwallis, at Yorktown.
Sarah Rust Thomas was the daughter of an Englishman. Pleasant Thomas, who was a farmer, died in
1867. He was a captain of the state
militia at different times, and was always known as "Captain" Thomas. His wife died at the age of ninety-two
years, June 23, 1890. J.M. and his two
sisters are the children left of the six born to these parents. Mr. Thomas has always lived in Kanawha
county. He was first married October
19, 1855, to Miss Elizabeth Thomas, a cousin.
She died in January, 1859. J.C.
and Pleasant E. Were the fruit of this union.
March 15, 1860, he married Miss Rebecca Milam. She passed away December 1, 1865, leaving two children, B.F. and
another deceased. On the 1st of
September, 1867, Mr. Thomas led Miss Mary Maddox to the marriage altar, and
three children are the result of this union, Sarah F., William D., and one
dead. Mr. Thomas has been a trustee of
the schools for many years. He is a
member of the Old School Baptist church and his wife of the Missionary Baptist
denomination. He cast his first
presidential vote for Buchanan.
Children of PLEASANT THOMAS are:
2. i. JAMES2 THOMAS, b. Abt.
1760, Buckingham County, Virginia; d. May 17, 1819, Kanawha County, Virginia.
3. ii. JOSEPH THOMAS, b. August 03, 1759, Buckingham County, Virginia; d.
August 01, 1839, Kanawha County, Virginia.
4. iii. JOHN THOMAS, b. 1755, Tillotson Parish, Albemarle County,
Virginia; d. September 13, 1849, Tillotson Parish, Buckingham County, Virginia.
Generation No. 2
2. JAMES2 THOMAS (PLEASANT1) was born Abt. 1760 in Buckingham County, Virginia, and
died May 17, 1819 in Kanawha County, Virginia.
He married ELIZABETH ROBERTS May 03, 1786 in Amherst County, Virginia, daughter of
ELLIOT
ROBERTS
and ELIZABETH PHILLIPS. She was born
Abt. 1765 in Amherst County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1819 in Kanawha County,
Virginia.
Notes for JAMES THOMAS:
History Of The Great
Kanawha Valley by John P. Hale 1891
(This is a biography of
John M. Thomas s/o Pleasant & Sarah Rust Thomas)
J.M. Thomas, the
efficient superintendent of the Kanawha county poor farm, was born in that
county in 1833. Pleasant and Sarah
(Rust) Thomas, his parents, were both natives of Virginia, Buckingham and
Fauquier counties, repectively.
Pleasant came to this county when a child in the arms with his father,
James, who located at Upper Falls on Coal River, where he and his brother
Joseph built the first Grist-Mill, and the only one operated in that section
for many years. Their father was a
native of Wales. James was a soldier in
the Revolution, was in the battle of the Brandywine and was present at the
surrender of Cornwallis, at Yorktown.
Sarah Rust Thomas was the daughter of an Englishman. Pleasant Thomas, who was a farmer, died in
1867. He was a captain of the state
militia at different times, and was always known as "Captain"
Thomas. His wife died at the age of
ninety-two years, June 23, 1890. J.M.
and his two sisters are the children left of the six born to these
parents. Mr. Thomas has always lived in
Kanawha county. He was first married
October 19, 1855, to Miss Elizabeth Thomas, a cousin. She died in January, 1859.
J.C. and Pleasant E. Were the fruit of this union. March 15, 1860, he married Miss Rebecca
Milam. She passed away December 1,
1865, leaving two children, B.F. and another deceased. On the 1st of September, 1867, Mr. Thomas
led Miss Mary Maddox to the marriage altar, and three children are the result
of this union, Sarah F., William D., and one dead. Mr. Thomas has been a trustee of the schools for many years. He is a member of the Old School Baptist
church and his wife of the Missionary Baptist denomination. He cast his first presidential vote for
Buchanan.
More About JAMES THOMAS and ELIZABETH ROBERTS:
Marriage: May 03, 1786,
Amherst County, Virginia
Children of JAMES THOMAS and ELIZABETH ROBERTS are:
5. i. PLEASANT3 THOMAS, b. 1797,
Buckingham County, Virginia; d. August 01, 1867, Jackson County, West Virginia.
6. ii. ELLIOTT ROBERTS THOMAS, b. 1804, Buckingham County, Virginia; d. Boone
County, Virginia.
7. iii. NANCY THOMAS, b. May 03, 1792, Buckingham County, Virginia; d.
February 13, 1859, Kanawha County, Virginia.
iv. WILLIS THOMAS, b. Bet. 1802 - 1806, Buckingham County, Virginia; d. January
26, 1832, Kanawha County, Virginia.
8. v. HENRY ROBERTS THOMAS, b. 1802, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. January 1869,
Putnum County, West Virginia.
9. vi. SARAH ELIZABETH THOMAS, b. March 17, 1787, Amherst County, Virginia; d. March
23, 1833, Kanawha County, Virginia.
10. vii. JAMES MADISON THOMAS, b. March 01, 1811, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. July
12, 1833, Kanawha County, Virginia.
11. viii. SUSAN THOMAS, b. 1804, Kanawha County, Virginia.
12. ix. ELIZABETH THOMAS, b. April 30, 1795, Kanawha County, Virginia; d.
January 10, 1868, Kanawha County, Virginia.
13. x. JANE H. THOMAS, b. Bet. 1794 - 1798, Kanawha County, Virginia; d.
Bef. 1850, Kanawha County, Virginia.
xi. ADOCIA THOMAS, b. Bet. 1786 - 1819; d. 1833, Kanawha County, (West)
Virginia.
3. JOSEPH2 THOMAS (PLEASANT1) was born August 03, 1759 in Buckingham County,
Virginia, and died August 01, 1839 in Kanawha County, Virginia. He married REBECCA THOMAS Abt. 1781 in
Near Providence Meeting House, Buckingham County, Virginia, daughter of WILLIAM THOMAS and REBECCA UPTON. She was born November 05, 1763 in Buckingham
County, Virginia, and died 1848 in Kanawha County, Virginia.
Notes for JOSEPH THOMAS:
JOSEPH THOMAS 1759-1839
In the name of God
Amen, I joseph Thomas of the county of Kanawha and state of Virginia being of
sound mind but being debilitated in body and knowing the uncertainty of life,
do make and ordain the following to be my last will and testement hereby revoking
all other wills. Imprimis: It is my will and desire that all my just debts
shall be punctually paid and that the residue of my estate real or personal to
be distributed in the following manner viz: Item 1st To my dearly beloved wife
Rebecca Thomas. I give and bequeath the plantation upon which I now live
containing 200 acres more or less with the profits and benefit arising
therefrom during her natural life or widowhood. I also give and bequeath all
the negro slaves which I now own to my wife Rebecca consisting of the
following; one negro woman slave named Lydia, one negro man slave named Adam,
one negro man slave named Jack, and one negro man slave named William to have
and to hold the same during her natural life or widowhood. Also one third part
of the livestock and household and kitchen furniture together with the one
third part of the farming utensils and this third part of the above articles to
be left to her own choosing and the remaining two thirds of the above to be
assessed to sale and the proceeds to be equally divided among my surviving
children or the legal heirs of such as any have deceased. Item 3rd To my
daughter Helena Thomas, wife of Henry Roberts Thomas, I give and bequeath one
set of silver table spoons to be hers and her heirs forever, also one set of
silver tea spoons; each set consisting of five spoons to be hers and her heirs
forever. Item 4th To my daughter Jane, the wife of Valentine Wood, I give and
bequeath the sum of ten dollars to be hers and her heirs forever. Item 5th To
my daughter Dolly, the wife of William Wood, I give and bequeath the sum of one
dollar to be hers and her heirs forever. Item 6th After the decease of my wife
it is my will and desire that the aforesaid land of 200 acres whereon I now
live together with the farming utensils, household and kitchen furniture, be
sold by my executor or executors and the money acquiring therefrom to divided
equally among my surviving heirs or the heirs of those who may die before my
decease viz; Lewis, Henry, Matthew, and Norbourn, my sons and Polly, Rebecca,
Jane, Dolly, and Helena, my daughters, to be theirs and their heirs forever.
Item 7th It is also my will and desire that the executor or executors herein
after mentioned, of this my last will and testement shall out of my funds now
in the hands of Col. A. Donnally, James A. Lewis, and Aaron M. ****
Pay three hundred
dollars towards the support and education of Addison Thomas, a youth under my
special care and education provided he may not have received a sufficient
education before my decease. I further will and desire that the residue of
those funds if any, remain in the hands of my executors until the demands
against my estate, if any, be satisfied, then to be equally divided among my
children aforementioned to be theirs and their heirs forever. Item 8th and
lastly I do hereby appoint my son Matthew Thomas and my son-in-law William Wood
both of the county and state aforesaid to be the executors of this my last will
and testement. In witness of each and all above items I hereunto have set my
hand and seal, this 21st day of June in the year of our lord one thousand eight
hundred and twenty eight. Signed, sealed, and published in the presence of; I.
Reuben, John Nichols, Addison B. Thomas, John E. Smith, Joseph C. Thomas
Joseph Thomas
Joseph's will was
eleven years old when he died and so many of his children had moved away or had
died. Henry Thomas was already dead (see will of Mary Teays, because Henry
married Katherine Teays). Norbourn had moved to Indiana (According to Molly Hansford
his nickname was Nob). Jane and her husband Valentine Wood were living in Wayne
County, Indiana (Kanawha co. deed book). Lewis and his wife Dorothy went west
to Fountain County Indiana (Kan. Deed book). Mary "Polly' married Levi
Jones and moved out west. Rebecca and David Julius Wood moved to Wayne County,
Indiana. Dolly and Helena died in Kanawha County.
CHRONICLES OF THE
Scotch-Irish Settlement IN VIRGINIA EXTRACTED FROM THE ORIGINAL COURT RECORDS
OF AUGUSTA COUNTY 1745-1800
MILITARY SERVICES.
REVOLUTIONARY
DECLARATIONS--AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
page 486
Joseph Thomas'
Declaration: Born in Buckingham County in 1759; was enlisted by Lieut. Clough
Shelton in Capt. James Franklin's Company; Franklin's Company was raised in
Buckingham, Amherst, and other Counties; was attached to the Sixth Regiment of
Virginia Regulars under Col. Edmund Stephens; Franklin resigned and Skelton was
appointed Captain; Col. John Green of Culpeper.
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40) Joseph Thomas -
Virginia Line, Wife; Rebecca, W6277, Soldier was
born 3 August 1759, in
Buckingham County, Virginia, and he lived in
Amherst County,
Virginia, at enlistment and later returned to
Buckingham County,
Virginia, and lived there until 1796, then moved to
Kanawha County,
Virginia, where he applied 21 October 1833, and Soldier
died there 1 August
1839. Soldier had married Rebecca (THOMAS) in
Buckingham County,
Virginia, where she was born (no marriage date given
and no relationship
prior to marriage given). Widow applied 12
September 1846, Kanawha
County, Virginia, aged 85. Soldier and wife had
11 or 12 children but
the only names given were; Lewis Thomas the
oldest son, Polly Thomas,
Washington Thomas, Henry Thomas and Matthew
Thomas. Soldier's
brother James Thomas was of Kanawha County, Virginia,
in 1801. One Reuben
Thomas was recruiting Sergeant early in the
Revolution. A John
Thomas of Buckingham County, Virginia, in 1846,
stated widow was his
second cousin and that Soldier was his first
cousin. Nancy Hudson
daughter of Soldier's brother James Thomas was
aged 54 in 1846, a
resident of Kanawha County, Virginia
More About JOSEPH THOMAS:
Pension: 1835, 1835
Pension List of 1835. Kanawha Co.
Va. 75 in 1833
Where Buried: Thomas
Cemetery, Tornado, Putnum Co. W.V.
Notes for REBECCA THOMAS:
Buckingham Ch. 26 Sep.
1846
Sir
In answer to your inquiry & such
into the marriage of Joseph Thomas and Rebecca Thomas, I have to inform you
that I can find no record of such marriage of record in this county--- Capt.
John Thomas, who is said to be the brother of the applicant for a pension is
still alive and in all probability can prove the marriage, which in the absence
of record proof will answer the purposes----Yours R. Eldridge
State of Virginia
Kanawha County
On this 12th
day of September 1846 personally appeared before me John Hansford Jr. the
********** a justice of the peace in and for the said county. Rebecca Thomas a resident of said Kanawha
County aged eighty five in years, who being ***** **** ***** according to law, doth on her oath make the following
declaration, in order to obtain the benefits of the provision made by the act
of congress **** **** July 7th 1838 entitled "an Act granting half pay and
pension to certain widows and **** of the *** of the **** March 1843 & June 17th 1844 *********
the benefits of said act of July 7th 1838 ** *** * ****, paid the 4th day of
march 1843: that she is the widow of Joseph Thomas late, and for forty years or
thereabout previous to his death a
resident of said Kanawha County and who was a Revolutionary ******* of the
United States at the rate ***** per annum and who died in said County on the
first day of August 1839---
She further declares
that she was born and raised in Buckingham County Va. that her maiden name was
Rebecca Thomas, that she was married to the said Joseph Thomas by publishment
& by the *** David Patterson near Providence Meeting House in said
Buckingham County more than sixty years *****
his ***** **** remember the day and year, that
***** ** family record of said
marriage that the ******* of the record of the ***** ** left there ** *** **
***** Buckingham County, that she was not married to him prior to his leaving
the service but the marriage took place previous to the first day of January,
one thousand seven hundred and ninety four as will be made to appear by
testimony herinwith or hereafter fore ***** to the ******** of ***, she therefore claims the full benefits of
the act of congress before named-------
her
In presence of
Rebecca X Thomas
Asa Lyons
mark
****** to and ********
on the day and year **** before written the ***** being first made before ****
***** *******
John Hansford
County of Kanawha
I John Hansford the ****** a justice of the
peace in **** for said County do hereby certify that I am personally acquainted
with Rebecca Thomas the ******** declared that the said lady in good standing,
and that her said declaration is entitled to full confidence & **** and I
further certify that in consequence told
More About REBECCA THOMAS:
Where Buried: Thomas
Cemetery, Tornado, Putnum Co. W.V.
More About JOSEPH THOMAS and REBECCA THOMAS:
Marriage: Abt. 1781,
Near Providence Meeting House, Buckingham County, Virginia
Children of JOSEPH THOMAS and REBECCA THOMAS are:
i. LEWIS3 THOMAS, b. August
21, 1782, Buckingham County, Virginia; d. Fountain County, Indiana; m. DOROTHY; b. Abt.
1782, Virginia.
ii. MARY THOMAS, b. February 07, 1784, Buckingham County, Virginia; d.
September 20, 1840, Indiana; m. LEVI M. JONES, February 06, 1805, Kanawha County, Virginia; b. 1809,
Kanawha County, Virginia; d. Indiana.
More About LEVI JONES and MARY THOMAS:
Marriage: February 06,
1805, Kanawha County, Virginia
14. iii. REBECCA TINDALL THOMAS, b. February 10, 1784, Buckingham County, Virginia; d.
1845, Wayne County, Indiana.
15. iv. HENRY THOMAS, b. October 13, 1789, Buckingham County, Virginia; d.
Aft. 1839, Kanawha County, Virginia.
16. v. MATTHEW THOMAS, b. November 03, 1791, Buckingham County, Virginia; d.
1840, Kanawha County, Virginia.
17. vi. JANE PLEASANT THOMAS, b. 1801, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1850,
Hamilton County, Indiana.
18. vii. DOLLY H. THOMAS, b. 1803, Buckingham County, Virginia; d. January 23,
1862, Kanawha County, Virginia.
19. viii. NORBURN THOMAS, b. 1803, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1880,
Fountain County, Indiana.
20. ix. HELENA A. THOMAS, b. Abt. 1805, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1849,
Kanawha County, Virginia.
x. WASHINGTON THOMAS, b. Bet. 1781 - 1790, Buckingham County, Virginia; d.
Bet. 1810 - 1839, Kanawha County, (West) Virginia.
More About WASHINGTON THOMAS:
Address (Facts Pg):
1810, Back of his fathers land on Cole, Land Grant
xi. DAUGHTER THOMAS, b. Bet. 1781 - 1801.
xii. DAUGHTER THOMAS, b. Bet. 1781 - 1801.
4. JOHN2 THOMAS (PLEASANT1) was born 1755 in Tillotson Parish, Albemarle County,
Virginia, and died September 13, 1849 in Tillotson Parish, Buckingham County,
Virginia. He married (1) SARAH ROBERTS Abt. 1783
in Amherst County, Virginia, daughter of ELLIOT ROBERTS and ELIZABETH PHILLIPS. She was born
Abt. 1763 in Amherst County, Virginia, and died Bef. 1810 in Tillotson Parish,
Buckingham County, Virginia. He married
(2) SUSAN Abt. 1793 in Buckingham County, Virginia. She was born 1766 in Buckingham County, Virginia, and died
February 25, 1842 in Buckingham County, Virginia.
Notes for JOHN THOMAS:
. John THOMAS owned land on July 21, 1798 in
Kanawha County, (West) Virginia.
Kanawha County, West Virginia Land Records Book, p. 259 -- July 1798
Witness that Thomas
Upton, deceased, did on 6 Aug 1792 execute a bond to a certain John Thomas,
conditioned to make said Thomas a good & lastful right to be taken off the
lower of said Upton tract in Kanawha County, on the Kanawha River of which said
750 acres were to contain 200 acres of bottom to extend from the river out.
Now in consideration of the above & for 5
shillings in hand, paid receipt whereof & hereby acknowledged. I Joseph
Upton of Kanawha County [sell] to Edward Graham also of Kanawha County,etc.
Witnesses: James Johnson George Welch, Richd.
Vire, Leonard Morris, George See.
Presented at the Sept 1798 Kanawha County,
Court -- This deed from Joseph Upton to Edward Graham in fact for John Thomas
was presented in Court and proven by the oaths of George Welch & Leonard
Morris, two of the subscribing witness.
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I have a John Thomas b
5/1/1766 d 9/13/1849 m (1st) Sallie Phillips Roberts 1762-1798 children Betsey,
Eliot, Nelson, Allen, Judith, John S; m (2nd) Nov 1799 Sallie Price West
1770-1820 children Schuyler W b 1801; Alford S b 1806; Sally P b 1809; and
Nancy Nevils b 1811. My wife is descended from both Nancy Nevils Thomas m
Albert Augustus Sweeney and Schuyler W Thomas m Sabrena Thomas Scruggs. Anyone
have genealogy info on the forebears of John Thomas and Sallie Price West?
Thanks for any help!
Barton Hinkle
(genealogy.com message boards
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31) John Thomas -
Virginia Line, S46515, BLW # 1769-300, Soldier
applied for pension 8
September 1828, in Buckingham County, Virginia.
In 1836, Soldier was
aged 74. In 1855, Soldier's son Schuyler W. Thomas
of Buckingham County,
Virginia, was aged 54 and he stated his father
John Thomas had died 13
September 1849, and his mother Susan Thomas
died 17 February 1842.
More About JOHN THOMAS:
Pension: 1835, 1835
Pension List of 1835. Buckingham Co.
Va. Captain, Pension Started in 1829.
More About JOHN THOMAS and SARAH ROBERTS:
Marriage: Abt. 1783,
Amherst County, Virginia
Notes for SUSAN:
Main Entry Richmond Whig & public advertiser
(Richmond, Va. : 1833 : Semiweekly)
Author Richmond Whig & public advertiser
(Richmond, Va. : 1833 : Semiweekly)
Title Died- In Buckingham County on Feb. 9, In
her 76th year, Mrs. Susan Thomas, consort of Capt. John Thomas. (p. 1, c.
4)
Publication Friday, February 25, 1842.
Gen. note From the marriage and obituary citations
compiled by Bernard J. Henley from Virginia newspapers on microfilm at the
Library of Virginia.
Other Format Available on microfilm (Library of
Virginia Film 144).
Subject - Topical Obituaries -- Virginia.
Subject
-Geographic Richmond (Va.)
Added Entry Henley, Bernard J. (Bernard John)
Added Title Bernard J. Henley papers.
System Number 001173693
More About JOHN THOMAS and SUSAN:
Marriage: Abt. 1793,
Buckingham County, Virginia
Children of JOHN THOMAS and SARAH ROBERTS are:
21. i. LINDSEY3 THOMAS, b. April
10, 1785, Amherst County, Virginia; d. April 29, 1857, Kanawha County,
Virginia.
22. ii. ELLIOTT ROBERTS THOMAS, b. June 03, 1784, Amherst County, Virginia; d. May
24, 1854, Randolph County, Missouri.
23. iii. ATHANASIUS THOMAS, b. March 08, 1787, Amherst County, Virginia; d. July
23, 1870, Madison County, Kentucky.
Child of JOHN THOMAS and SUSAN is:
iv. DAVID3 THOMAS, b. 1794,
Buckingham County, Virginia; d. Aft. 1850, Buckingham County, Virginia; m. LUCY, Abt. 1815,
Buckingham County, Virginia; b. 1794, Buckingham County, Virginia; d. Aft.
1850, Buckingham County, Virginia.
More About DAVID THOMAS and LUCY:
Marriage: Abt. 1815,
Buckingham County, Virginia
Generation No. 3
5. PLEASANT3 THOMAS (JAMES2, PLEASANT1) was born
1797 in Buckingham County, Virginia, and died August 01, 1867 in Jackson
County, West Virginia. He married SARAH MARGARET RUST December 26,
1822 in Kanawha County, West Virginia, daughter of SAMUEL RUST and MARY BAILEY. She was born 1799 in Faquier County,
Virginia, and died June 23, 1890 in Kanawha County, West Virginia.
Notes for PLEASANT THOMAS:
History Of The Great
Kanawha Valley by John P. Hale 1891
(This is a biography of
John M. Thomas s/o Pleasant & Sarah Rust Thomas)
J.M. Thomas, the
efficient superintendent of the Kanawha county poor farm, was born in that
county in 1833. Pleasant and Sarah
(Rust) Thomas, his parents, were both natives of Virginia, Buckingham and
Fauquier counties, repectively.
Pleasant came to this county when a child in the arms with his father,
James, who located at Upper Falls on Coal River, where he and his brother
Joseph built the first Grist-Mill, and the only one operated in that section
for many years. Their father was a
native of Wales. James was a soldier in
the Revolution, was in the battle of the Brandywine and was present at the
surrender of Cornwallis, at Yorktown.
Sarah Rust Thomas was the daughter of an Englishman. Pleasant Thomas, who was a farmer, died in
1867. He was a captain of the state
militia at different times, and was always known as "Captain"
Thomas. His wife died at the age of
ninety-two years, June 23, 1890. J.M.
and his two sisters are the children left of the six born to these
parents. Mr. Thomas has always lived in
Kanawha county. He was first married
October 19, 1855, to Miss Elizabeth Thomas, a cousin. She died in January, 1859.
J.C. and Pleasant E. Were the fruit of this union. March 15, 1860, he married Miss Rebecca
Milam. She passed away December 1,
1865, leaving two children, B.F. and another deceased. On the 1st of September, 1867, Mr. Thomas
led Miss Mary Maddox to the marriage altar, and three children are the result
of this union, Sarah F., William D., and one dead. Mr. Thomas has been a trustee of the schools for many years. He is a member of the Old School Baptist
church and his wife of the Missionary Baptist denomination. He cast his first presidential vote for
Buchanan.
More About PLEASANT THOMAS:
Address (2): Kanawha
County, West Virginia
Cause of Death (2):
Consumption (T.B.)
Census: 1860, Jackson
County, (West) Virginia
Occupation: Stone Mason
More About PLEASANT THOMAS and SARAH RUST:
Marriage: December 26,
1822, Kanawha County, West Virginia
Children of PLEASANT THOMAS and SARAH RUST are:
24. i. ELLIOTT ROBERTS4 THOMAS, b. 1836,
Kanawha County, West Virginia; d. 1878, Kanawha County, West Virginia.
ii. JAMES DUDLEY THOMAS, b. Abt. 1823, Kanawha County, West Virginia; d.
February 02, 1890, Kanawha County, West Virginia.
More About JAMES DUDLEY THOMAS:
Address (2): Kanawha
County, West Virginia
Census: Wrote will
2/2/1890, left property to his mother
Occupation: Cooper (or
barrel maker)
iii. HERO THOMAS, b. Abt. 1828, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1891,
Kanawha County, Virginia.
25. iv. FELICIA THOMAS, b. Abt. 1830, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. August 11,
1904, Kanawha County, West Virginia.
26. v. JOHN M. THOMAS, b. 1833, Kanawha County, Virginia.
vi. MARY E. THOMAS, b. Abt. 1837, Kanawha County, West Virginia; d.
October 23, 1873, Kanawha County, West Virginia.
6. ELLIOTT ROBERTS3 THOMAS (JAMES2, PLEASANT1) was born
1804 in Buckingham County, Virginia, and died in Boone County, Virginia. He married (1) RUTH B. BLAINE September
11, 1827 in Kanawha County, West Virginia, daughter of WILLIAM BLAINE and SARAH. She was born 1810 in Kanawha County,
Virginia, and died Bef. 1864 in Boone County, Virginia. He married (2) SUSAN WATT November 27,
1864 in Kanawha County, West Virginia, daughter of WILLIAM WATT and SOPHIA. She was born Abt. 1821.
More About ELLIOTT ROBERTS THOMAS:
Address (2): Boone
County, West Virginia
Occupation: Farmer
More About ELLIOTT THOMAS and RUTH BLAINE:
Marriage: September 11,
1827, Kanawha County, West Virginia
More About ELLIOTT THOMAS and SUSAN WATT:
Marriage: November 27,
1864, Kanawha County, West Virginia
Children of ELLIOTT THOMAS and RUTH BLAINE are:
i. ELLIOT ROBERTS4 THOMAS, b. Abt.
1833, Pennsylvania; d. July 1879, Boone County, West Virginia.
ii. SARAH B. THOMAS, b. 1829, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. Kanawha County,
Virginia; m. BRADFORD HILL; b. November 14, 1819, Kanawha County, Virginia; d.
Kanawha County, Virginia.
iii. JAMES THOMAS, b. 1831.
27. iv. ELIZABETH R. THOMAS, b. 1833, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. January 1859,
Kanawha County, Virginia.
v. MARIAH THOMAS, b. 1835, Boone County, (West) Virginia; d. October
17, 1928, Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia.
vi. LAVINIA ANN THOMAS, b. 1837, Kanawha County, Virginia; d. 1871, Boone
County, Virginia.
vii. HENRIETTA THOMAS, b. 1840, Boone County, (West) Virginia; d. June 12,
1917, South Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia.
viii. VALURA THOMAS, b. 1843, Boone County, (West) Virginia; m. L. H. OAKS.
ix. WILLIAM JOSEPH THOMAS, b. April 14, 1845, Boone County, (West) Virginia; d.
June 27, 1927, Pocatalico, Putnam County, (West) Virginia.
More About WILLIAM JOSEPH THOMAS:
Burial: June 1927,
Sunset Memorial, South Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia
x. NANCY J. THOMAS, b. June 1847, Boone County, (West) Virginia; d. October
10, 1922, Kanawha County, West Virginia.
7. NANCY3 THOMAS (JAMES2, PLEASANT1) was born May
03, 1792 in Buckingham County, Virginia, and died February 13, 1859 in Kanawha
County, Virginia. She married SAMUEL HUDSON 1808 in
Kanawha County, Virginia, son of MORRIS HUDSON and ELIZABETH DAVIES. He was born
April 15, 1783 in Pennsylvania, and died February 15, 1867 in Kanawha County,
Virginia.
More About NANCY THOMAS:
Address (2): Saint
Albans, West Virginia
Occupation: Homemaker
Where Buried: Hudson
Cemetery, St. Albans, W.V.
More About SAMUEL HUDSON:
Address (2): Saint
Albans, West Virginia
Occupation: Farmer
Where Buried: Hudson
Cemetery, St. Albans, W.V.