Betty lives in California.
Peach did not marry.
Billy died at age 2.
Birth Note
The 1900 Census indicates that Nancy Jane had 4 children, 3 of whom were living. According to Agnes ARNETT Howard, Nancy Jane's granddaughter, Nancy Jane was pregnant and took a ride in a cart and lost the baby. This was her only boy.
----------child: Salyer, Myrtle (*1908 - )Marriage Note
Boyd and Mousie (COLE) SALYER were farmers and lived on Sycamore of Oakley Creek in Magoffin County, Kentucky all their lives. Boyd and Mousie were first buried on the same cemetery on Sycamore where his parents are buried, but were moved later to the Blue Grass Cemetery in Salyersville, Kentucky.
Marriage Note
They lived in Breathitt Co, KY.
Birth Note
Bruce never married.
Judy Cole of Rochester, IN is the dau of Roy Ward Carpenter b. 1919 and Jewel Faye Minix of Sublett, KY. Jewel is the dau of Hager Minix b. 1895 and Cassie Salyer b. 1906. Cassie was the dau of Samuel Salyer and Eliza Hurley. Samuel married secondly to Fannie Minix. Was Samuel the son of Buford Salyer?
Hager Minix was the son of Brice Minix who was the son of Charles Minix, Jr. and Margaret Patrick. He m. in 1879 to Johaza Montgomery b. 1862, the dau of Silas Montgomery and Aggie Sizemore.
Roy Carpenter was the son of Jerry Carpenter b. 1882 and Cappie Summa b. 1894. She was the dau of Frank Summa who married in 1893 to Parrot Carpenter, the dau of Stephen "Black Steve" Carpenter and Amanda Conley. Who were the parents of Frank Summa?
Jerry was the son of Breckenridge Carpenter and Louisa "Eliza" Craft. Who were her parents? (Information printed in Todd Preston's column of the June 25, 1998 issue of THE SALYERSVILLE INDEPENDENT newspaper.)Death Note
at age 3
spouse: Williams, Katherine Louise (*1915 - )Census - [date: 1900] [place: Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory]
spouse: Helton, Evaline (1842 - 1913)Burial - [place: Royalton, Magoffin Co, KY at Nelse Salyer Cemetery]
The Nelse Salyer Cemetery is located in the David Quadrangle - 6 miles south of Royalton on KY 7 across the river on the right.Census - [date: 1860] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
SALYER, Calvin, age 21, with wife Evaline Helton, H51.
51 Salyer, Calvin 21 Male Kentucky
Evaline 18 Female Kentucky
Auxier, French Mulatto 17 Male Kentucky
spouse: Gose, Susanna\Susan (1849 - 1883)Occupation - [date: BET 1862 AND 1865]
Civil War Soldier (South)Cambridge C. SALYER fought in the Civil War on the side of the Confederacy. He enlisted in Company B, 10th Kentucky Cavalry, in September 1862. He was captured in April, 1863 with John Hunt Morgan's men and held at Point Lookout Mountain until he was paroled in January, 1865. His enlistment papers indicate that he was 5ƌ" tall with sandy hair and blue eyes.Burial - [place: Morgan Co, KY at Ezel Cemetery]
----------child: Salyer, Minerva Jane (1865 - 1921)Marriage Note
Susanna Gose married her second cousin Cambridge Culberson Salyer.
spouse: Minix, William (*1864 - )Burial - [place: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co, OK]
----------child: Davis, Mahala (~1816 - ~1888)Marriage Note
Kentucky Explorer, Volume 11, Number 6, November 2,1996. By permission. Early Eastern Kentucky Settlers. Eastern Kentuckian, 1960’s. Morgan Co.
James Davis, son of Richard and Mary Fuget Davis, Augusta County, Virginia. Married Catherine Salyer, resided on Abbott Creek, nar Prestonburg, Kentucky, but later moved to Morgan County, Kentucky. Ardently pro-Confederate and killed by Unionists in Civil War. Issue were Richard R., Mahala, Joel, Malinda, Davidson, Mary, William R., James, Alfred, Amos, Nancy, Santford.
Cecil lives in Michigan.spouse: Fletcher, Alice (*1879 - )
Charleen's father was Grant - but which one?spouse: Neeley, Hubert (1943 - )
spouse: Joseph, Henry (*1918 - )Occupation - [date: since 1961] [place: Royalton, Magoffin Co, KY]
Postmistress
----------child: Salyer, Janet Gay (1949 - )Marriage Note
They live in Knox, Indiana.
spouse: Jackson, Lucy (*1893 - )Birth Note
Could his birthdate be 20 Nov 1889 ?
Burial - [place: Royalton, Magoffin Co, KY at Mort Salyer Cemetery]
This cemetery is considered to be in the Salyersville South quadrangle at the junction of KY 7 and Oakley, 1 mi. north of Royalton. At the time (1977) this cemetery was transcribed, it may be assumed that he was still living.
Coin contracted polio as a child and was bedridden until his death.
Burial - [place: Rogers, Benton Co, AR]
Birth Note
Per 1860 census: Dickensonville Twp., Russell Co., VA.
spouse: Arnett, ? (*1886 - )Burial - [place: Royalton, Magoffin Co, KY at Mort Salyer Cemetery]
This cemetery is considered to be in the Salyersville South quadrangle at the junction of KY 7 and Oakley, 1 mi. north of Royalton.
Birth Note
DOB is found on the internet: http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/vitals/births/1874.html
----------child: Salyer, Abraham\Abram (1826 - 1891)Marriage Note
Sarah was "keeping house" for her son Abraham in the 1870 Russell Co VA census.
She was 53.
Darrell Wayne Salyer and Sharon Kay Dever's CHILDRENspouse: Long, Sharon (*1950 - )
Jerry Wayne Salyer
Born: May 9, 1970 Muskogee Co., Muskogee, Oklahoma
Marr: never married
Lived: 1996 Muskogee Co., Fort Gibson, Oklahoma
Died: January 3, 1996 Muskogee Co., Braggs
Oklahoma (fishtailed off of Braggs, Mountain in a snow storm)
Buried: Greenhill Cemetery Muskogee Co., Muskogee, Oklahoma
Occupation: Cabinet Maker
Shelia (Shelly) Donnell Salyer
Born: June 6, 1972 Muskogee Co., Muskogee Oklahoma
Marr: November 1992
To: Gregory Michael Perry
Lived: 2001 Muskogee Co., Fort Gibson, Oklahoma
Occupation: Tool Box Welder (craftsman tools)Residence - [date: ABT 2001] [place: Gore, Sequoyah Co, OK]
----------child: Salyer, Jerry Wayne (1970 - 1996)Marriage Note
Darrell and Sharon married twice.
Jennifer Irene Dredfulwater (greenbean74401@yahoo.com) in Muskogee, OK writes that her 4th gr/grandfather was David D. Salyer who married Susanna “Susa” Fletcher Arnett Miles. Their son, Isaiah “Zer” Salyer married Polly Ann Carpenter and their son Gus Salyer was born in 1892 in KY.spouse: Miles, Susannah (Arnett) (~1820 - )
David D. Salyer b. 1817 d. 1880 was buried in the Allen Cemetery at Fredville here in Magoffin County. He was the son of William M. Salyer b. 1776 d. 1854 and his first wife, Nancy Raney. William M. m. 2nd to Dorcas Patton in 1843.
David D. married on 6 Apr 1837 Floyd Co. KY to Susanna Miles, a daughter of Elizabeth Miles. Some descendants claim she was an Arnett.
The David Salyer family is found in the 1850 Floyd Co. KY census and in the 1860, 1870, and 1880 census records of Magoffin County.
In 1880, Isaiah Salyer is given as head of household but his parents; David Salyer age 63 and Susan age 60 are listed in the household. Isaiah is age 22 and his wife Polly is age 20. They have children Cora Salyer age 5, Gholson Salyer age 2, and Catherine Salyer age 7 months.
There is no 1890 extant census for Magoffin County so if your grandfather Gus Salyer was born in 1892 in Kentucky he was probably born here in Magoffin. I don’t find Isaiah in the 1900 or later census records of Magoffin and birth records did not materialize until 1911.
William M. Salyer was a son of Isaiah Salyer, Sr. b. 1752 and d. 2 Dec 1818. His wife was Mary -?- b. in Russell Co. VA.
David Salyer has a number of descendants in the southeast portion of the county and is buried on a hill near where he lived. One of his descendants, Connie Wireman, has been searching for the burial site of his wife, Susannah (Arnett/Miles). Was she buried beside her husband or did she travel west with her son Isaiah’s family?Occupation -
Industrious FarmerBurial - [date: Fredville, KY] [place: Harper, Magoffin Co, KY at an Allen Cemetery]
The cemetery is located in the David Quadrangle, about 200 ft. above Hade Allen Cemetery, 1/8 mi. north of the Fredville post office on Hwy. 7. This cemetery is also known as the Bailey Cemetery. Laurie McKenzie visited David's grave on Labor Day, 1998.Census - [date: 1860] [place: Licking Station Post Office, Magoffin Co, KY]
David Salyer, age 43, farmer, $1600 value of real estate, $400 value of personal estate, cannot read or write;
Susannah, his wife, age 38, cook, cannot read or write;
Delana, f, age 11;
Kelsey, m, age 9, attended school within the year;
Hayden, m, age 6, attended school within the year;
Isaiah, m, age 3;
Farelender, m, 2 months.
Also in the household are:
Rebecca Row, f, age 10;
Polly Caudell, f, age 38, domestic, cannot read or write.Census - [date: 1850] [place: Floyd Co, KY]
Household and family #494:
David Salyers, 31, M, Farmer, Value of real estate = $800;
Susan Salyers, 30, F;
Calvin Salyers, 11, M;
Lurany Salyers, 6, F;
Samuel Salyers, 4, M;
Delany Salyers, 2, F.
All members of the family were born in Kentucky.Census - [date: 1840] [place: Floyd Co, KY]
Page 266 of microfilm:
Salyer, David 1male born between 1836/1840; 1 male born between 1810/1820; 1 female born between 1820/1825 The young male is son Calvin.Event Deed - [date: 14 NOV 1868] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
to his son, Nelson SalyerMagoffin County Kentucky: Book 2 - p 106:
This Indenture made and entered into this November the 14th 1868 by and between David Salyer of the first part and Nelson Salyer of the second part both of this County of Magoffin State of Ky witnesseth that the party of the First part doth this day bargan (sic) sell and Convey and by those presents do bargan (sic) sell and Convey unto Nelson Salyer the party of the 2nd part A certin (sic) tract or parcel of land Lying in the County of Magoffin State of Kentucky for the consideration of $800.00 dollars in hand paid bounded as follows: on big whitely creek to wit Beginning on the end of the point Known by the name of the half way point thence running Squear (sic) across Said big whitly (sic) creek to the top of the Ridge on Each side thence Running up each Ridge to to the Floyd County Line so as to include all of big whitly (sic) creek from the Beginning and Containing 800 acres it being The Same more or less to have and to hold the above named Tract or parcel of Land unto the party of the 2nd part his heirs Executors Administrators for ever in the party of The first part doth forever Warrant and defend the Title unto the party of the Second part free from the Claim or Claims of all persons Claiming by through or under him and from the claim or claims of any other persons the above named Nelson Salyer is to be Excluded from ever being the heir of the above named party of the first part to take the above tract of Land and is excluded from being heir to the party of the first part now and for ever This is intended to be a quick claim deed. November the 14th 1868
David Salyer
The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Magoffin County Court Clerk's office
I Wallis Baley (sic) clerk in and for the county Court aforesaid to Certify That the foregoing deed of conveyance from David Salyer to Nelson Salyer was produced to me in my office on the 23rd day of November 1868 and was Acknowledged by the Grantor to be his act and said Seal for the purpose there ever mentioned and those upon the said deed together with the certificate both being duly Attested to done in my office
Given under my hand this 3rd day of November 1869
Wallis Baley (sic) CMCC
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NOTE: This is a transaction between Nelson and his father, DavidEvent Deed - [date: 25 DEC 1875] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
from his son, Nelson SalyerMagoffin County Kentucky: Book 3 - p 371:
This Indenture made and entered into this Dec 25th 1875 By and between Nelson Salyer of the first part and David Salyer of the second part both of the County of Magoffin and State of Kenty Witnesseth that the party of the first part in consideration of the sum of five hundred Dollars in hand paid the receipt where of is here by acknowledged hath bargained and sold and by these presents do convey and confirm unto the partf of the second his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land Lying in the County of Magoffin and State of Kentucky and describe as follows viz situated on Big whitley creek Beginning on the end of the half way point square across the creek to the top of the hill and thence right up said ridge to Floyd County Line to the ridge between whitley and Long Creek down said ridge to the beginning Continuing Eight hundred acres be the same more or less to have and to hold Said property with its appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the said Grantee his heirs and assigns forever and the said party of the first part doth further Covenant with the said party of the second part that he will warrant and defend the title so conveyed free from himself his heirs and all persons claiming by through or under him forever to which the party of the first part hath set his hand and consigned his seal to be fixed day and date above written.
Nelson Salyer
State of Kentucky
Magoffin County
I B. F. Howard clerk of the County Court for the County and state aforesaid do certify that the foregoing deed of Conveyance from Nelson Salyer to David Salyer was on 15th day of Feb 1876 produced to me in said County and acknowledged before me by Nelson Salyer party thereto to be his act and deed and Lodge for record where upon the same together with this certificate that has been duly admitted to record in my office given under my hand this 15th day Feby 1876
B. F. Howard C.M.C.C.
By, B. W. Higgins D.C.
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NOTE: Nelson and his father David Salyer traded land often.Event Deed - [date: 23 FEB 1876] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
to Elizabeth (HOWARD) SalyerMagoffin County Kentucky: Book 3 - p 381:
This Indenture made this 23th day Feb 1876 between David Salyer of the first part and Elizabeth Salyer of the second part all of the county of Magoffin and State of Kentucky witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred Dollars in hand paid the receipt whereof is hearby (sic) acknowledged hath bargained and sold and by these presents doth convey and confirm unto the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land lying in the County of Magoffin and the state aforesaid and described as follows Viz Situated on big whitely creek a branch of Licking River Bounded as described beginning on a point known as the half way point thence Square across the creek to the right to the top of the main ridge up said ridge to the Floyd County line same line to the ridge between said creek and Long creek down said ridge to the beginning containing 800 acres of the same more or less to have and to hold said property with its appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the said Grantee her heirs and assigns forever and the said party of the first part doth further Covenant with the said Elizabeth Salyer the said party of the second that he will warrant and defend the title so conveyed free from himself his heirs and assigns forever and all persons claiming by through and under him the testimony thereof the party of the first part hereunto subscribed his name the day and date above written.
his
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NOTE: This transaction is between David Salyer and his daughter-in-law - Nelson's wife.
spouse: Williams, Margaret (*1844 - )Event Military - [date: 30 Jan 1863 to Jan 1864] [place: West Liberty, Morgan Co, KY]
David enlisted in the Confederate Army at West Liberty, Morgan Co., KY in Company B, 14th Cavalry. He deserted in January 1864.
----------child: Salyer, Sophia (~1839 - ~1885)Marriage Note
Subj: David J. Salyer (Sr.) & Mary Burton
Date: 3/15/99 10:53:34 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: hitch@netwalk.com (Marianne Hitchcock Smith)
To: SALYER-L@rootsweb.com
Hello,
I was looking thru "The History of Lawrence County, Kentucky" (page 376) copy that I have and ran across a Burton listed in there with parents as Jacob Burton and Rebecca Berry. David Jesse Salyer (Sr.) married a Mary Burton, this Mary Burton is listed as born December 16, 1815 in Russell County, Virginia. On the 1820 Russell County, Virginia census there is an entry for Jacob S. Burton and he has showing a daughter under the age of 10 that may be this Mary Burton.
Marianne Hitchcock Smith (hitch@netwalk.com) is a descendent of David and Martha. --My Hitchcock family Genealogy: http://www.netwalk.com/~hitch/spouse: Salyer, Mary (*1855 - )
David Hoskins, on his webpage, says that Delaney and Golson J were NOT married - but they had a daughter: Alice Salyer HOWARD - b Sep 1876; d ca 1900.spouse: Hayes, Lewis (*1848 - )
Dewayne died as an infant.
spouse: Ray, Honnie (1903 - )Burial - [place: Magoffin Co, KY at Willie Salyer Cemetery]
Event Military - [date: World War I]
Earsel was killed in World War II.
Burial - [place: Butler, Custer Co, OK]
Divorce - [date: 10 OCT 1871] [place: Scott Co, VA]
She remarried October 18, 1887 in Scott Co., VA, divorced again 1896 in Scott Co, VA.
Divorce - [date: 1896] [place: Scott Co, VA]
Marriage Note
Sissy and Morgan had 8 children.
spouse: Stapleton, Thomas (*1801 - )Death Note
This fact is speculation based on the 1880 Little Fork District of Elliott County, KY census. Betty was shown living with her youngest daughter Eliza.