Mary's father was Nelson Salyer - but which one?

Mary died at age 6.

Marriage Note

A website has the marriage date as 1 Feb 1859. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/1855/dat16.htm#4

Birth Note

According to Elizabeth Salyer in her book, "Mary was age 2 in 1880..."

Residence - [date: BET 1975 AND 1992] [place: Webbers Falls, Muskogee Co, OK]

Burial - [place: St Paul, Madison Co, AR at Riverside Cemetery]

Birth Note

Born 1839 ?

Birth Note

In 1870 she was a resident of Wise Court House precinct; unmarried and the head of a household which included all of her brothers and sisters except her sister, Jane, who had married, and her brother, John. Melvina never married.

Marriage Note

"Oldest daughter, Malvina, did finally marry -- to 'Hop' Sowards in Pike Co., KY. She was living there (Pike Co.) in the 1880 census with her sister, Jane, and Thomas (Benton) Addington (my great grandparents). Malvina, at that time, was unmarried but had a young son. Don't know who his father was."

Burial - [place: Magoffin Co, KY at Half Mountain Cemetery]

Burial - [date: JUL 1968] [place: Bee Tree Creek, Carver, Magoffin Co, KY at Warnie Bailey Cemetery]

Marriage Note

"They were the parents of eight children. All were well educated and several entered the field of education."

Mollie lives in Chelsea, Michigan

Morgan died young.

Morgan lives in Stockbridge, Michigan.

Burial - [place: Burning Fork, Magoffin Co, KY at Roark Cemetery]

Event Misc -
was the putatative (suspected) father of Doc WHITLEY, born 16 April 1888, died 19 Feb 1955

Birth Note

[13 Jul 1842 ?]

Marriage Note

He lived on Birch Branch of Burning Fork, KY.

Death Note

<b>SALYER, MORGAN M
</b>CMSGT US AIR FORCE
VETERAN SERVICE DATES: 07/28/1943 - 11/30/1974
DATE OF BIRTH: 11/13/1924
DATE OF DEATH: 01/14/1996
DATE OF INTERMENT: 01/17/1996
BURIED AT: SECTION G2 SITE 3010
<u>HOUSTON NATIONAL CEMETERY <http://www.cem.va.gov/nchp/houston.htm>
</u>10410 VETERANS MEMORIAL DRIVE
HOUSTON , TX 77038 (281) 447-8686

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. The monument in the center of the cemetery lists the names of children of Mort and Jean Salyer.

Myrtle was first named Maudie. Her father changed her name.

Marriage Note

January 18, 1858: Levi Patrick, Age 22, b Morgan County and Nancy Salyer, Age 17, b Floyd County. Witnesses: Isaiah Salyer, David J Carty. Officiating: John Patrick.

Burial - [place: Fredville, Magoffin Co, KY at John M Salyer Cemetery in unmarked grave]

Burial - [place: Morgan Co, KY at Ezel Cemetery]

Burial - [date: 3 FEB 1990] [place: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co, OK at Rose Hill Cemetery]

Census -

Birth Note

Another source from FHC says 1798 in Lincoln, KY.

Occupation - [date: BET 1860 AND 1920] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
Farmer

Burial - [date: 28 MAR 1928] [place: Fredville, Magoffin Co, KY at Burning Fork Cemetery]

Census - [date: 1870] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]

Listed with Nelson, age 29, farmer, are:
Elizabeth, age 25, keeping house;
Sebastan, age 8;
Cambridge, age 6;
Susanna, age 11;
Delana, age 11;
Boon, age 1.
Nelson listed his real estate value at $850 and the value of his personal estate at $580. He could not read or write. Sebastan (sic) and Cambridge attended school within the year.

Census - [date: 15 APR 1910] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]

Nelson, age 69, and Elizabeth, age 65 were living alone at this time. They had been married 50 yrs. They listed 6 child births, 1 of whom was deceased. The deceased child was Sebastian who had been killed in 1901.

Census - [date: 1860] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]

H83 Salyer, Nelson 19 Male Kentucky
Elizabeth 16 Female Kentucky

Magoffin County was named after then-governor, BERIAH MAGOFFIN 1859 - 1862. He was born and lived in Mercer County, KY He was a Lawyer and belonged to the Democratic Party. He resigned in 1862 after negotiations allowed him to pick his successor.

Census - [date: 1920] [place: Salyersville, Magoffin Co, KY]

They are both listed in the 1920 census. Nelson B. age 79 Bettie (Howard) age 77

Precinct #3 Supervisor district # 10 Enumerator district # 78 House #26
Name: Nelson B Salyer Age: 79 years Estimated birth year: 1840 Birthplace: Kentucky Race: White Home in 1920: Ivyton, Magoffin, Kentucky
Betty is now only 77 years old.

Roll: T625_589 Page: 2A ED: 78 Image: 1042

Event Deed - [date: 5 FEB 1869] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
from Samuel Howard to Nelson Salyer

Magoffin County Kentucky: Book 2 - p 107-108:
This indenture made and entered into this February the 5th 1869 By and between Samuel Howard of the first part and Nelson Salyer of the 2nd part both of the county of Magoffin and state of Kentucky. Witnesseth that the party of the first part doth this day Grant bargain and sell and do by these presents Grant bargain Sell and Convey unto Nelson Salyer the party of the Second part a certain tract or parcel of Land Lying and Being in the County of Magoffin State of Ky on Licking River for the consideration of Two hundred and fifty dollars in hand paid and bounded and described as followeth to wit beginning at the ------ water Gap above the Charles Jones Mill on a Sycamore tree on the left bank of Said River thence running square across the river up to the road thence running the Road to the Charles Jones conditional line between the said Howards farm and the D Jones farm thence running the same line to the top of the ridge between Licking river and big whitely creek thence up said ridge to the top of the point above the shoop branch thence Down Said Point to the Little Clumbber hollow thence a Strait (sic) Line to the Beginning Containing 200 acres to be the Same More or Less to have and to hold the above tract of land unto the party of the Second part his heirs assigns executors and Administrators for ever and the party of the first part doth forever Warrant and defend the title unto the party of the 2nd part free from the Clam (sic) or Claims of all persons claiming by By through or under him and free from Claim or Claims of any other persons to be a warrented deed to which the party of the first part hath Set his hand and seal February the 5th 1869 to which the party of the 2nd part is to have possession in The term of two years
test ~~ his
George Allen ~~ Samuel o Howard seal
Calvin Salyer ~~ mark
David Salyer ~~

Commonwealth of Kentucky
Magoffin County - County Clerks office
I Wallis Bailey clerk in and for the County Court aforesaid do certify that the foregoing deed of conveyance from Samuel Howard to Nelson Salyer was produced to me in my office on the 22nd day of February 1869 and proven by the oaths of George Allen and Calvin Salyer, the two Subscribing Witnesses there to that Said Samuel Howard party of the first Part Acknowledged said deed in the presence to be his act and deed hand and seal for the purpose theirin (sic) mentioned and there upon the said deed together with this certificate hath Been duly Admitted to record in my office
Given under my hand this 4th day of November 1869
~~
~~ Wallis Bailey CMCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NOTE: George Allen is the father of Nelson's future daughter-in-law, Nancy Jane Allen who married Sebastian "Bass" Salyer. Calvin Salyer is Nelson's brother. Samuel Howard is Nelson's father-in-law. David Salyer is Nelson's father. Charles Jones was Nelson's wife's, Elizabeth/Betty HOWARD Salyer, mother's father - her grandfather.

Event Deed - [date: 14 NOV 1868] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
from David Salyer to Nelson Salyer

Magoffin 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 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, David

Event Deed - [date: 25 DEC 1875] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
from Nelson Salyer to David Salyer

Magoffin County Kentucky: Book 3 - p 371:
This Indenture made and entered into this Dec 25th 1875 By and between Nelson Salyer of the first 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 party 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.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NOTE: Nelson and his father David Salyer traded land often.

Event Deed - [date: 17 DEC 1877] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
from Nelson Salyer & Elizabeth Salyer to John Shepherd

Magoffin County Kentucky: Book 4 - p 157 & 158:
This indenture made and entered into this the 17th day of Dec 1877 by and between Nelson Salyer & Elizabeth Salyer of the first part and John Shepherd of the 2nd part all of the County of Magoffin and the State of Kentucky Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the Sum of Seven hundred Dollars in hand paid from the 2nd part to the parties of the first part the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged the parties of the first part doth this day grant bargain and Sell unto the party of the 2nd part a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County and State aforesaid on Licking River bounded as follows to wit, beginning on Ash Trace by the Road running South Course to with Charles Jones line to William Shepherds Farm Same line to the River down the River to the mouth of Howards branch up said branch to a small ash tree strait line north Course with Cross fence to the top of the point above the Shop branch, down the ridge to the said Jones line same line to the beginning the parties of the first part doth forever warrant and defend the title so conveyed free from themselves their heirs or assigns for Ever unto the party of the 2nd part his heirs assigns forever with all its appurtenances and improvements, which the parties of the first part hath set their hands and Seals day and date above written.

their
Nelson Salyer
Elizabeth o Salyer
mark

State of Kentucky
County of Magoffin
I B F Howard Clerk of the Magoffin County Court do hereby Certify that the foregoing Deed of Conveyance from Nelson Salyer and Elizabeth Salyer to John Shepherd was acknowledged before (me) in due form on the 26th day of December 1877 to be their act and Deed for the purposes therein mentioned where upon Said deed of Conveyance together with this Certificate is duly admitted to record in my office given under my hand this 9th day of April 1878
B F Howard CMCC
By Holloway Power DC
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Event Deed - [date: 26 DEC 1877] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
from Nelson Salyer & Elizabeth Salyer to Isaiah Salyer

Magoffin County Kentucky: Book 4 - p 163 & 164:
This indenture made and entered into this 26th of Dec 1877 by and between Nelson Salyer and Elizabeth Salyer of the first part and Isaiah Salyer of the 2nd part all of the County of Magoffin and State of Ky Witnesseth that for and in Consideration of 2 Hundred Dollars Secured by note from the party of the 2nd part to the party of the first party for the Sum of Two Hundred Dollars due Dec the 26th 1877 due Dec 26 1878 the parties of the first part doth this day Sell and do by these presents, Bargain Sell and Convey unto the party of the first party a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County and State aforesaid on Big Whitely creek Beginning as follows to wit, on a rock at the end of the Perkins field on a rock up the hill on each side of the Rilley hill to the top down in the ridge to the dividing line between said Farm and Isaiah Salyer Farm Containing 200 acres be the same more or less to have and to hold unto the party of the 2nd part free from themselves their heirs and all persons claiming by through or under them with all its appurtenances and improvements forever parties of the first part has set their hand and caused this Seal to be first day and date above written

Elizabeth Salyer
Nelson Salyer

State of Kentucky
County of Magoffin
I B F Howard Clerk of the Magoffin County Court Certify that the foregoing Deed of Conveyance from Nelson Salyer and Elizabeth Salyer to Isaiah Salyer was acknowledged before me in due form on the 26th day of December 1877 to be their Act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned where upon Said deed of Conveyance together with this Certificate is admitted to record in my office given under my hand this 10th day of April 1878
B F Howard CMCC
By Holloway Power DC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NOTE: I'm not positive, but I think this Isaiah was Nelson's brother, nicknamed "Zer"
LMcK - Nov 1999

Event Deed - [date: 24 DEC 1877] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
from Nelson Salyer & Elizabeth Salyer to Smith Whitaker

Magoffin County Kentucky: Book 4 - p 164 & 165:
This indenture made this 24th day of December 1877 by and between Nelson Salyer and Elizabeth Salyer his wife of the first part and Smith Whitaker of the second part both of the County of Magoffin and State of Kentucky. Witnesseth that the parties of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of one Thousand Dollars, Two hundred and thirteen Dollars in hand paid. The remainder secured by notes due and payable as follows. Viz one note dated 17th of December 1877 for Eighty Seven Dollars and due and payable one day thereafter also one note dated the 17 of December 1877 for Four hundred Dollars Due the 25th of December 1878 also one note dated December 17th 1877 for Four hundred Dollars due and payable October the 1st 1879 all of which notes were executed to Elizabeth Salyer one of the parties of the first part by said Whitaker party of the Second part hath bargained Sold and doth by these presents grant bargain sell a lien Convey and Confirm unto the Said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever the following described real estate lying and being in the County and State aforesaid and bounded and described as follows to wit, Beginning on a rock in the right side of the Creek running up the hill a strait line to the top then with the ridge a East Course to the Floyd County line thence with Said line to the ridge between Said Creek and Long Creek down said ridge to the main point below the Joseph Patrick branch thence down said point to a small oak then a strait line to the Beginning which land is situated on Whitely creek a tributary of Licking River Supposed to contain Nine hundred acres be the Same more or less - To have and to hold the same with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging to the said party of the first parties of the first part their heirs and assigns forever except the Lien which is hereby retained on the land and premises hereby Conveyed to Secure the payment of the notes herein before described. The party of the first part doth further Covenant with the said party of the second part to warrant and defend the title to the foregoing described land and premises from the claims of all persons claiming by through or under them in Testimony whereof the parties of the first part have hereunto subscribed their hand and Seal the day and year first herein above written

Elizabeth Salyer
Nelson Salyer

State of Kentucky
County of Magoffin
I B F Howard Clerk of the Magoffin County Court Certify that the foregoing Deed of Conveyance from Elizabeth Salyer and Nelson Salyer To Smith Whitaker was acknowledged before me in due form on the 26th day of December 1877 to be their act and Deed for the purposes therein mentioned where upon Said Deed of Convey and together with this Certificate is admitted to record in my office given under my hand this 10th day of April 1878
B G Howard CMCC
By Holloway Power DC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NOTE: Could this Smith Whitaker be Elmore Smith Whitaker?

Event Deed - [date: 26 FEB 1890] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
from Isaiah Salyer and Polly Salyer his wife to Nelson Salyer

Magoffin County Kentucky: Book 9 - p 73:
Warranty Deed
This deed between Isaiah Salyer and Polly Salyer his wife of the first part and Nelson Salyer of the second part witnesseth that the said party of the first part in consideration of Two hundred dollars in hand paid by the party of the second part to the parties of the first part the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged do hereby sell grant and convey to the party of the second part their heirs and assigns the following described (sic) property Viz One tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Magoffin State of Kentucky on Big Whitley Creek tributary stream of Licking river bounded as follows to whit: Beginning on w marked by ---- on the right side of the creek up the point to the top of the ridge to Ben Hale's line up said ridge to E.S. Whitaker's line thence w North Course to said Whitley Creek thence still w North Course Cross said Creek up the point to the top between said land and the Turnip Patch branch to the head of said branch thence down the point between the turnip patch and the Whitaker branch a south West Course to a marked birch at the Mouth of the Mitchel branch on the left hand side of said Whitely Creek cross said Creek to the beginning Containing 150 acres by the same more or less To have and to hold the same with all the appurtenances theron to the second party his heirs and assigns forever with Covenant of General Warranty.
In testimony whereof witness our signatures this 26th day of February 1890.

Isaiah Salyer
her
Polly x Salyer
mark

State of Kentucky
County of Magoffin
I S B Salyer Deputy Clerk for R A Patrick Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid do certify that the forgoing deed to Nelson Salyer was on the ___ day of____ 18__ produced to --- in my County and is ----- ----- ledgered and disbursed by Isaiah Salyer and Polly Salyer his wife to be their act and deed.

Witness my hand this 26 Day of February 1890
State of Kentucky R A Patrick Clerk
Magoffin County by S B Salyer DC
I R A Patrick Clerk of the County Court for County aforesaid Certify that the forgoing deed was on the 21st day of April 1890 Lodged in my office for record where upon the same together with the forgoing and this certificate hath this day been recorded in my said office
Given under my hand this 23rd day of April 1890
R A Patrick CMCC
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NOTE: This S B Salyer is Sebastian "Bass" Salyer, our great-grandfather, this Nelson Salyer was his father - our greatgreatgrandfather. This Isaiah was Nelson's brother, nicknamed "Zer." LMcK - Nov 1999

Event Deed - [date: 10 DEC 1891] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
between S B Salyer & Nancy J Salyer and David Salyer

Magoffin County Kentucky: Book 10 - p 412-413:
This Deed of Conveyance made and entered into this 10 day of Dec 1891 between S B Salyer & Nancy J Salyer his wife party of the first part and Nelson Salyer party of the second part: Witnesseth: that said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of six hundred dollars in hand paid by the party of the second part unto the party of the first part do hereby sell and convey to the party of the second part his heirs and assigns the following described property to wit: One tract of land lying and being in the County of Magoffin and state of Kentucky on long Creek a tributary of Licking river and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning on *Calvin Salyer's line at the cross fence thence with said line a south course to *Geo. Allen's line on top of the hill thence up the dividing ridge to a high knob at the Line agreed on by said parties thence down the point a north course to a birch tree thence straight line to a white oak root at the upper end of a cross fence thence down with said fence to the creek thence down said creek opposite a Mulberry tree thence up the hill a north course a straight line from the mulberry to a tall pine near top of the point thence up said point to the dividing ridge between said creek and salt lick creek thence down said ridge to Calvin Salyer's line thence with said line to the beginning: containing 150 acres by the same more or less: to have and to hold the same together with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever. And the said party of the first part hereby covenants with the said party of the second part that they will warrant the title to the property hereby conveyed unto the said party of the second part and his heirs and assigns forever. In testimony whereof the party of the first part hath hereunto subscribed their names the day and year aforesaid
S. B. Salyer State of Kentucky
Nancy J Salyer Magoffin County
her o mark

I Jno W Hammond clerk of the county court for the county and state aforesaid certify that the foregoing deed of conveyance from S. B. Salyer and Nancy J Salyer his wife to Nelson Salyer was on this 10th day of December 1891 Lodged in my office for record where upon the same together with the forgoing and this certificate hath this day been recorded in my said office
Given under my hand this 10th day of December 1891
Jno W Hammond CMCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NOTE: Calvin Salyer was S. B. Salyer's uncle
Geo. Allen was Nancy Jane's maternal grandfather.

Event Deed - [date: 28 FEB 1896] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]
from Nelson Salyer and Betty Salyer to S B Salyer

Magoffin County Kentucky: Book 12 - p 250:
This deed between Nelson Salyer and Betty Salyer his wife of Magoffin County Kentucky of the first part and S.B. Salyer of Magoffin County Kentucky of the second part
Witnesseth that the party of the first part in Consideration of six hundred Dollars $600.00 in hand paid by the party of the second part unto the parties of the first part ; the recipt of which is hereby acknowledged do hereby sell Grant and Convey to the party of the second part his heirs and assigns the following described property to wit: on tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Magoffin State of Kentucky, Situated on long Creek tributary Stream of Lickin River bounded as followes to wit: Beginning at the cross fence at the Creek at Calvin Salyers line straight line to the top of the high knob to a small marked Chestnut oak tree on top of the ridge to George Allens line thence up the ridge Center between long Creek and licking River to S B Salyer's line, down the hill with said line to long Creek Cross the Creek up the hill to the top of the point up the point to S C Allens line with said line to the top of the ridge between Salt lick Creek and long Creek down the ridge Center to Calvin Salyers line thence down the point with said line to a high knob to same marked timber, thence a straight line down the hill with marked timber to the Creek Cross the Creek to the Beginning. Cotaining (sic) one hundred and fifty acres (150) acres be the same with all the appurtenances theron to the second party his heirs and assigns for Ever doth Covenant of General Warranty, in Testimony whereof Witness our Signatures this 28th day of Feby 1896
State of kentucky Nelson Salyer
County of Magoffin her
Betty o Salyer
mark

I John T Wireman Deputy County Court Clerk for R C Salyer clerk of the County Court of the County aforesaid do certify that on this day the foregoing deed was produced to me in the County aforesaid and acknowledged and delivered by Nelson Salyer and Betty Salyer his wife to be their act and deed. Witness my hand this 28th day of February 1896
John T Wireman Deputy Clerk
For R C Salyer CMCC

State of Kentucky
County of Magoffin
I R C Salyer Clerk of the County Court of the County aforesaid do certify that the foregoing deed was this day lodged in my office for record and that I have truly recorded it together with this and the foregoing certificate in my said office.
Witness my hand this 6th day of April 1896
R C Salyer C.M.C.C.
By J. C. Patrick D.C.
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NOTE: Father and son trading land

Death Note

On his death certificate, Nelson was listed as a widower and "retired farmer." According to the doctor, Paul B. Hall, who attended Nelson, he (Nelson) was senile and hadn't "eaten a bite for 10 days." The informant was Nelson Howard of Salyersville, KY. This Nelson was the grandson (s/o Susannah) of Nelson B Salyer.

Census - [date: 1900] [place: Salyersville, Magoffin Co, KY]

Magesterial District 1, Salyersville - enumerated by Ashland Patrick, enumeration district (ED) 54, 136 A, Sheet 6.John W Gillum was listed as a servant. He was single, and 17 yrs of age. Nelson was 59, born 1841, Betty was 55, born 1845. Three of their six children were living - though none of them were living in the household. Nelson was a farmer. The household was #35 on the Farm Schedule. Nelson could read English. Oddly, Betty was checked as not being able to read or write or speak English. They owned the farm free and clear.

Marriage Note

According to DAR, Nelson and Betty were married 12 Jun 1860. Magoffin Co was formed in 1860, therefore they would have been married in Magoffin Co, KY So --- take your pick.

Birth Note

Info found at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymagoff/births_child.htm

Death Note

SALYER NELSON 073 JOHNSON MAGOFFIN 01-18-1994 023 11065 1994

Death Note

SALYER NELSON 073 MAGOFFIN MAGOFFIN 10-29-1950 052 25992 1950

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: APR 1910]

Nelson and Maud were with 4 children: Lloyd, Oran, Bron, Flora. The name "Lloyd" looks like "Lilli" and is listed as daughter. The remaining children were all listed as sons. Apparently there is something wrong here! Enumeration District-111. Family-148.

Death Note

SALYER NELSON 073 MAGOFFIN MAGOFFIN 08-17-1951 038 18905 1951

Divorce - [date: 11 MAY 1900] [place: Magoffin Co, KY]

Nelson Salyer was the plaintiff in the suit.

Marriage Note

The marriage was performed by S.C. Allen, Baptist, at S.B. Salyer's home. Witnesses were Crow Allen and Alice Salyer.

Marriage Note

The ceremony was performed by John Bailey, W.B.C. Witnesses were George Row and Lewis Howard.

Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, ed. 8-B, Boyd County

Ashland T. Patrick was born in Magoffin County, Ky., June 2, 1859, a son of John W. and Abigail (Salyer) Patrick, natives respectively, of Magoffin and Johnson Counties, Ky. The paternal grandfather, John Patrick, a native of Virginia, came to Kentucky about 1800 and settled in Magoffin County, where he engaged in farming; his wife was Martha (Kanard) Patrick, of Kentucky. The maternal grandfather of Ashland T. Patrick was Jacob Salyer, also a native of Virginia, but who settled in Johnson County, Ky., was a farmer, and his wife was Newcarius (Litteral) Salyer, of Kentucky. Ashland T. Patrick received his education at Georgetown College, Ky., and at the Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. He studied law under Judge John E. Cooper, of West Liberty, Ky., and began practice in 1883; two years later he was elected county superintendent of schools, which position he resigned in April, 1886, and was appointed United States commissioner. In 1881 he married Lulie Howes, a daughter of W.W. and Mary (Ferguson) Howes, of Kentucky. They have two children, Lenore and Hortense. Mr. Patrick is a member of the Presbyterian Church, is a Mason, and a Republican.

Burial - [place: Magoffin Co, KY at Willie Salyer Cemetery]

Event Military - [place: Korea & Vietnam]

Noble was a Sp. 4th Class.

Nora lives in Chelsea, Michigan

Burial - [place: Magoffin Co, KY at John M Salyer Cemetery]

Olga died young.

Born 14 JAN 1919 ? Died 13 MAR 1968 ?

Burial - [place: Jackson, Jackson Co, MI at Hillcrest Cemetery]

Occupation -
Teacher

Orville lives in Indiana.

Patsy Ann Salyer and Sammy Alfred Dever's CHILDREN

Jennifer Irene Dever (ME)
Born: January 25, 1980 Muskogee General Hospital
Muskogee Co., Muskogee, Oklahoma
Marr: January 25, 2000 Washington Co.,
Fayetteville, Arkansas
To: Jeremy Dreadfulwater
Born: November 25, 1976 W.W. Hastings Indian
Hospital, Cherokee Co., Tahlequah
Oklahoma
Lived: 2001 Muskogee Co., Muskogee, Oklahoma

Kevin William Dever (my brother)
Born: July 16, 1981 Muskogee General Hospital
Muskogee Co., Muskogee, Oklahoma
Marr: not married
Lived: 2001 Muskogee Co., Fort Gibson, Oklahoma
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Darrell Wayne Salyer and Sharon Kay Dever's CHILDREN

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)

Occupation -
Educator

Daughter of William and Annie

Marriage Note

His father, Lewis HOWARD, and her mother, Luquenna\LouQueena HOWARD were brother and sister, making John and Polly first cousins. Lewis and Luquenna/LouQuenna were children of John HOWARD and Nancy CAMERON.

Marriage Note

"They were the parents of eight children. All were well educated and several entered the field of education."