RESIDENCE: 1782 Tax List. Montgomery Co VA; Fothergill's Virginia Taxpayers,
1782-1787; NOTE: Listed Frederick Utts
!RESIDENCE: 1793 & 1794 Tax List. Wythe Co VA; Note: owned 5 horses.
!RESIDENCE: 1800-1808 Tax List. Lincoln Co KY;
!RESIDENCE: 1811-1818 Tax List. Rockcastle Co KY;Note: 1819 tax list is missing.
7. Henry Ott
RESIDENCE: 1807 Tax Lists;1807; Pulaski Co KY;;FHL film #;NOTE: also the
years 1809, 1811-1814
!RESIDENCE: 1820 Fed Census,Harrison Co IN; 1820; FHL film #; NOTE: Also the
years 1830 & 1840
!Menard Co History talks about two Mr. Ott's, confirms David Ott's history.
!NOTE: AF also 18QX-7SV
CENSUS: 1820 Census, Rockcastle Co KY; 1820; FHL Film#186,187;NOTE: Head of
House. She had 3 girls and 1 boy.
DEATH: 1820 Census Rockcastle, KY F#186,187. Not Listed Wife head of House.
!BIRTH:;;;;NOTE: Little is known about Moses Preston. I calulated his birth from
his Marriage date.
weaver.
CENSUS: 1820 Fed Census, Knox Co KY; 1820;;;FHL film#0186183;
NOTE: He is over 45 in 1820.
!CENSUS: 1850 Fed Census, Laurel Co KY; 1850;;p 5; FHL film#0442977;
NOTE: Not in census. Is he dead?
10. Frederick Ott
RESIDENCE: 1806-1812 Tax Lists; 1806-1812; Pulaski Co KY.
!RESIDENCE: 1813-1817 Tax Lists; 1813-1817; Rockcastle Co KY.NOTE: Age calculated from census and tax lists. He was 16-26 in 1810. He
is in the tax lists first in 1806. Men usually were on the lists at 21.His father was in Montgomery Co, Va in the 1780's.
He is not on the 1820 census. But he did buy land in 1818 in Harrison
County, IN during that time.
!RESIDENCE: 1818 & 1821 Tax Lists; 1818-1821; Rockcastle Co
!NOTE: Age calulated from 1810 Census. Nancy was 16-26 at that time.ANDREW HENSON ESTATE - Martin Co. IN Zimri Henson and Thomas Shirley administrators of estate - sale of items: 15 May 1850 1 pr. drawing chains to Jesse Henson, pd. .50 1 iron wedge & 1 axe to Charles A. Marshall for .50 each on note 1 peacock plow to William Henson for $6.50 1 rifle to Dosnell Holt for $10.75 2 horse wagon to Barnabus Payne for $35.25 1 lot of hogs to John Payne for $3.75 1 yoke of steers to Charles H. Marshall for $55.05 1 set of shingles to " " " " for $1.00 1 razor to John Henson for .55 1 lot of lumber to M. A. Purdy for 4.15 1 lot fo clothes to John Henson for $1.00 1 lot of clothes to Jesse Henson for $2.50 Andrew Henson late of Martin County departed this life intestate and being at the time of his death, siezed of certian real estate and of a large amount of personal property of about the sum of $600.00, lying and being in the sd. county of Martin. After paying the debts and charges against the estate amounting to the probable sum of $200.00 will remain for distribution amongst the next of kin and heirs at law of deceased. Said Andrew Henson at the time of his death was of mature years, that is to say, was over the age of 21 years but was sole and unmarried and died without children or issue of his body or any lineal descendants surviving him. And that he also left neither father nor mother surviving him, his father Joel Henson and his mother Nancy Henson being both dead at the time of and previous to the death of him the said Andrew Henson, dec'd. Surviving him in the right line ascending is his paternal grandmother being the mother of the said Joel Henson, deceased, who is expected to be still living and a resident of the state of Iowa and that the said Andrew Henson at the time of his death, left no brothers or sisters of the whole blood or their descendants surviving him. At the time of his death, Andrew Henson left the petitioner and Sarah Hyslop formerly Sarah Ott intermarried with one James Hyslop; Polly Summers, formerly Polly Ott and Nancy McKinney formerly Nancy Ott, married to Turner McKinney as his 1/2 brothers and sisters, being also children of the said Nancy Henson, the mother of the said Andrew Henson, deceased by a former marriage with Frederick Ott who died previous to her intermarriage with Joel Henson. Petitioners then being Stewart Ott, Sarah Hislop, Polly Summers, Malachi Ott and Nancy McKinney, the nearest of kin and they demand the remaining portion of the estate. William Niblack, Lawyer November term 1851, Comes Jemima Henson and files petition in this cause praying to be admitted a party to said proceedings and process issue against Jesse Coneley on purchase of the land. Jan Term 1852 all parties and their attorneys agree to continue until next term. July 1852 came said Ott by his attorney and comes the said administrator by Baker & Simpson, his attorney and comes also by J. Baker, his attorney and files his answer; also comes Jemima Henson by Simpson, her attorney to order and decree that John Baker Esq. be appointed a commissioner to prepare and execute a good and sufficient deed of conveyance for the lands - NE quarter of NW quarter also the NW quarter of the NW quarter of section 29 in Twp. 4, n range 3 west to the said Jesse Conerly for the purpose of being delivered to him on the payment of the purchase money . Nov term 1853 stayed until decision from Supreme Court is made - Aug term 1854; Jesse Conely has made full payment for land.....for deed see pages 162 & 163 in order book #1 Com Pleas Probate May Term 1856 - the decision of the Supreme Court is filed ..under the statue of descents governing this case, the petitioners and the brothers and sisters of the half blood are the only heirs of sd. Andrew Henson and are entitled to share of 2/5 each. That the land had been sold in the lifetime of Andrew Henson to Conerly - the land having been inherited by Andrew Henson from his father Joel Henson and it is claimed the Jemima Henson the mother of Joel and grandmother of Andrew is under the statue the sole distributies and not the other. Thus by rules of distribution of personal estate goes to the Ott's as brother & sister whether of the whole or 1/2 blood and is preferred to the grandmother. Had the land not been sold, it would have went to the
12. David Ott
Wheelright.
Emigrated first to KY; then to MO; in Boone Co. in 1826 (Switzler 1882, 669). !1830 census, UTT David 5-114, Missouri Township. About 1830, original member of Goshen Church, Primitive Baptist, Sec. 26, Township 46, Range 13, Cedar Township, Boone Co., MO (Evans and Thompson, Tombstone Records 1934, 52). 1840 census, UTT David 6-88, Missouri Township. NARA M-432, Roll 392, 1850 U.S. Census, Boone Co., MO, Dist. No. 8, p. 433, #1450/1450: David Utt, 58, m, farmer, $400, Kentucky; Susanna, 56, f, KY; Isaac, 14, m, Missouri; Nimrod Pearman, 13, m, MO; Rachael, 11, f, MO; Nancy A, 10, f, MO. NOTE: Based on identification of neighbors, his residence was probably Cedar Township.
!Living with David in 1850 are Nimrod, Rachel and Nancy A. Pearman. I haven't determined if they
are family.Rev. David Ott Jr. David Ott, Sr., father of the subject of this sketch, was a native of Virginia. He emigrated first to Kentucky and then to Missouri, landing in Boone County in 1826. He first settled about six miles southwest of Columbia, where he remained two years. He then moved to Perche bottom, where he remained until 1844, when he removed to a place northeast of Columbia, remaining there two years, thence to a farm below Burlington, where he lived until his death, March 17th, 1857, aged sixty-three. He was a wheelwright by trade. The Subject of this sketch was born May 13th, 1830. His mother’s maiden name was Susanna Perkins. She was a native of Virginia, moving first to Kentucky and then to Missouri. She was married to David Ott in Rock Castle County, Kentucky. David Ott, Jr., lived in Boone county until 1859, when he removed to Carroll county, Missouri, where he resided until 1862, when he moved to Linn county, where in 1870, he was ordained a minister of the Baptist church, and was engaged in the ministry until he came to Burlington. Went to Texas in 1877, where his first wife died in 1878. Was in Texas about a year and a half. Returned to Carroll county and engaged in the ministry for a while as a missionary, then returned to Boone. While in Carroll County, was pastor of Coloma and Bethlehem churches and supplied the church at DeWitt. After returning to Boone, he preached for the Burlington Church for one year. Was first married September 21st, 1853, to Miss Matilda A., daughter of William and Mary Risk, natives of Kentucky. Have five living children by the first wife: Nathan B., A. L. , J. B., M. f. and John P. The first four named are living in Carroll, the last mentioned is with his father. Mr. Ott was married the second time January 8th, 1878, to Mrs. Sarah (Nichols) Chase. Mr. Ott was in the Union army about twelve months, being a member of Company C. Forty-third regiment, Missouri Volunteers. He was for a while a lieutenant in the “Bobtail Militia” of Carroll county. He is a Mason and a Granger. Was a constable and justice of the peace while a citizen of Carroll county. He is of German origin. – Switzler, History of Boone Co. p. 669-70
13. Ott
an old L.D.S temple record says her name was Mary. There is no proof of this in the records from
that time.
3. Lovice Ott
PROBATE-CHILDREN: Probate for Silvester Ott; 1803, Grayson Co VA
!Grave unmarked.
!Her bd is also given as March 9, 1763.
!Lovice Ott Sage had a son, Charles Comer Sage. Was she related to the Comer family? If so, how was she related? Her father's will (Sylvester Ott) was witnessed by William Stone whose mother was Susannah Comer.
!dp also given as Comer's Rock, Grayson, Va.
http://www.blueridgeinstitute.org/ballads/catysagenews.html!SAGE, James. Will proved March 1820. Names wife ........, and children, Samuel, James, Mary, Loves, Margaret, Sampson, Esther, Ann, Charles, Elizabeth and William.
My Sage family line in North America begins with James Sage of Elk Creek in Grayson County Virginia. The earliest records that we have on James Sage, "The Settler" was found in his old notebook made with a home tanned leather binding and this book is stilled owned by a descendant. James recorded that he was born near London England about 1749. He referred to Shepton Mallet, which is located in Summerset county of England as his "dwelling place." He also recorded in his notebook, "James Sage, Baker for His Majesty, King George III. He made a notation about his departure from England, this reads, James Sage, Baker, from London 23 July, 1773. We have learned from a ship manifest that James sailed from Middlesex, where he was sentenced to transportation. He sailed on the Hanover Planter and the Captain was Master William McColloch. James must been sent to the "New World" as a sentence for misconduct. This was a common practice for even minor infractions of the law. This may also explain why he was willing to serve in the Revolution against King George III. James arrived in Philadelphia and came down the "Great Wagon Road" that stretches from eastern Pa. through the Shenandoah Valley into the New River Valley. James settled in the New River Valley in the late 1770's on Cripple Creek near where it empties into the New River. It was here that he met his wife-to-be, Lovis Ott the daughter of a German settler, Sylvester Ott (Utt) and they were married in Montgomery County (now Wythe County) on December 25, 1780. James was the administrator for the estate of Sylvester Ott and at the time of Sysvester's death around 1803, Sylvester owned 60 acres of land on the New River at the edge of Peak Creek in Wythe County but was living in Grayson County when he died. Glen Harrison Sage.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/a/g/GLEN-H-SAGE/?Welcome=1082989840
14. Samuel Sage
dp also given as Taney, Missouri.
BOOK:Bonnie Sage Bell, THE MARCH OF THE SAGES;;;;NOTE: All other information
supplied by Ted K. Sage, 180 Harris Lane, Paradise, CA. 95969.
!MARRIAGE: GRAYSON CO, VA;; Automated Archives; 12:29;DC 229.
18. Catherine Sage
SOURCE: The March of the Sages by Bonnie Sage Bell. All other information
supplied by Ted K. Sage, 180 Harris Lane, Paradise, CA. 95969Catherine "Katy" Sage. Catherine was the daughter of Lovis Ott and James Sage. Catherine was born January 5, 1786 in Montgomery Va. and died January 21, 1853 in Kansas City, Wyandotte, Ks. She was said to have first married Crane, Then secondly Between the Logs, and 3rdly to Frost. She is buried in the Quindaro Cem. Kansas City, Wyandotte Ks. It is told that when she was a small child she she was stollen from her home in Va. by horse thieves and given to the Indians. In 1848 it is said that her brother who was living in VanBuren, now Cass County, Missouri was told that there was a woman who looked like him living among the Wyandot Indians. Charles made a visit and later took his other brother Samuel, who was living in Foresethe, with him to visit. Samuel was able to identify her. She had been adopted into the Turtle Tribe. Crane (Tarhe) her first husband was the head chief of the Nation. She had one child by him who died in infancy. Her second husband Between The Logs was also a head chief. Third husband was Frost, also a head chief. It was told to the brothers that she had been given to the tribe as a gift from the Cherokee Indians (Cherrykee) some 50-60 years before. In early 1851 there was an epidemic of sore eyes that caused blindness and Katy was among those affected by it. She went blind. She died at her home on Jan. 21, 1853 of pnemonia. There is no mention of any children who lived to adulthood.
http://www.blueridgeinstitute.org/ballads/catysagesong.html
19. Lovis Sage
SOURCE: The March of the Sages by Bonnie Sage Bell. All other information
supplied by Ted K. Sage, 180 Harris Lane, Paradise, CA. 95969
20. Margaret Sage
SOURCE: The March of the Sages by Bonnie Sage Bell. All other information
supplied by Ted K. Sage, 180 Harris Lane, Paradise, CA. 95969
21. Sampson Sage
SOURCE: The March of the Sages by Bonnie Sage Bell. All other information
supplied by Ted K. Sage, 180 Harris Lane, Paradise, CA. 95969
SOURCE: The March of the Sages by Bonnie Sage Bell. All other information
supplied by Ted K. Sage, 180 Harris Lane, Paradise, CA. 95969
23. Anna Sage
SOURCE: The March of the Sages by Bonnie Sage Bell. All other information
supplied by Ted K. Sage, 180 Harris Lane, Paradise, CA. 95969
SOURCE: The March of the Sages by Bonnie Sage Bell. All other information
supplied by Ted K. Sage, 180 Harris Lane, Paradise, CA. 95969
25. William Sage
SOURCE: The March of the Sages by Bonnie Sage Bell. All other information
supplied by Ted K. Sage, 180 Harris Lane, Paradise, CA. 95969
27. Elizabeth Sage
Delp, Elizabeth Oct.12, 1803 Jul. 16, 1901 Age 97yrs 9mo 4da.
Her data is from her tombstone. From the records we have
her brother Ezekeil was born in May of that same year.
!the 1860 Census lists her as 53.
!MARRIAGE: GRAYSON CO, VA;; Automated Archives; 8:29;DC 229.