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!SOURCES: 1. 1830 Sullivan Co. TN census 2. 1840 Sullivan Co. TN census 3. 1850 Sullivan Co. TN census 4. Elizabeth Parrigin Booher story 5. Booher, Walter Scott. BOOHER FAMILY HISTORY HORIZONS Wilmington CA (1976) p. 14, 110 6. Sullivan Co. TN Will Bk. I p. 188; William Booher will proved 2 Sep 1850 [copy in file #16] 7. Booher, Allen G. sr. MY OFTEN MISPELLED NAME IS BOOHER !BIRTH: Source-3 p. 114 #37 William was 66 [b. 1784] ; Source-5 p. 14 Gracie Lou Booher Shephard said that William was born in Lancaster Co. PA; Source-7 p.77 Wm. was b. in Bedford Co. VA and lived near Kingsport TN !MARRIAGE: Source-7 p. 77 for name !DEATH: Source-6 William died after 24 Aug when census was taken and before 2 Sep. 1850 when the will was proven. Source-4 EBP said he lived and died within four miles of Kingsport TN. Source-5 p. 44 has 7 Apr 1872 as date of death but this has to be incorrect since Lydia is a widow in the 1860 Sullivan Co. census. BURIAL: !ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Source-6 Last Will and Testament of William Booher In the Name of God Amen. I, William Booher of the County of Sullivan and State of Tenn. being in a weak state of body but perfect and disposing mind and memory and understanding the certainty of death and the uncertainty of life and being desirous to settle my worldly affairs and thereby be the better prepared to leave the World when it shall please the Lord to Call me hence, I do therefore make and publish this my last Will and testament in the manner and form following Viz. 1st - I will that so much of my personal property as may be Necessary to defray the expences [sic] of my funeral and also to pay any out standing debts be sold to the highest bidder and the money Applied to that use. 2 - I will that my wife Lydia, Shall have and hold my farm with two horses and all the stock together with household and Kitchen furniture And Also my farming tools and other tools, Also the Crop and all produce that may be on hand excepting one cow and one bed and beding for my daughter Adaline, one cow , one bed, and beding fer my daughter Faliscia, so as to make them equal with my married Children. The balance my wife is to hold during her Natural life. 3rd - I will that after the death of my wife Lydia, all the property and land be Sold and equally divided between my eight Children, Malinda, Latham, Nancy Carver, John Silvester, Adaline, Holt [Hetty] Barrett, Ollivia Russell, and Feliscia [sic] with the express understanding that my two daughters Adaline and Ferliscia [sic], have the privelage [sic] of a home on my premices that is to say, One room, garden, firewood and water while they remain single. 4th- I will that my other farm be rented out during the Natural life of my wife and the rent divided between my eight Children yearly. 5th - I will that my two Slaves, Andrew and Elizabeth, serve my wife during her life and after her death to live with either of my children they may choose to serve Allways have their choice, the one fer whom Andrew may work and also Elizabeth, is to pay each of the $10.00 extra of this ever day clothing fer them when the Need it for other clothing is Necessities. They are not to be prohibited from going to preaching occasionally. John S. Booher will see that the the $1000 is appropriated in that way. And should the $10.00 not be used as here directed it must be held for them when they get old. If Andrew becomes ungovernable my wife Lydia shall have the privilege of leaving him out and she be their judge of that. 6 - It is my will that my son-in-law James Russell, have no control or managment of my property, family or house, and so far as my daughter's interest is concerned after the death of my wife. 7 - I nominate and appoint my son John S. Booher and my brother Benjamin Booher Executors of this my last will and testament hereby revoking and annulling all former wills and Acknowledge this to be my last Will and testament in witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my Nmae and affixed my seal this 1 day of July 1850. (signed) Wm. Booher Signed Sealed and delivered in our presents and we herein Subscribed our Names in the presents of the testator the day and date Above Written (signed) David Hull and James Remmer Proven - In open Court 1 Sept. 1850 (signed) Tho. P. Ford, Clk. !Source-4 EBP said that William had nine children, three sons and six daughters. One boy died in infancy and she couldn't remember the names of the younger girls. The children as listed by EBP were Lucinda, Nancy, John, Adeline, Mary "Polly", and Olivia. !Source-5 The children listed in the will were (in order of mention) Adeline, Felicia, Malinda, Lathan, Nancy Carver, John Sylvester, Adaline [mentioned again], Holt Barret, Olivia Russell, and Felicia [mentioned again] !Source-7 p. 77 lists Hetty and Lucinda which I do not find anywhere. He does not mention Felicia !CENSUS: 1830 Source-1 p. 339 William Booher 1 male 40-50 [1780-1790] William, b. abt 1784 1 male 20-30 [1800-1810] Salathiel D., b. abt 1810 1 male 10-15 [1815-1820] John Sylvester, b. 1818 1 female 40-50 [1780-1790] Lydia, b. abt 1786 1 female 15-20 [1810-1815] Malinda, b. abt 1813 1 female 15-20 [1810-1815] Nancy, b. abt 1815 1 female 10-15 [1815-1820] Mary??? 1 female 5-10 [1820-1825] Elizabeth Adeline, b. 1825 1 female 0-5 [1825-1830] Olivia, b. 1828 1 female 0-5 [1825-1830] Felicia, abt 1830 Note. 2 sons and 6 daughters. 1840 Source-2 p. 138 William Booher male 50-60 [1780-1790] William, b. abt. 1784 male 20-30 [1810-1820] Nathan or John?? female 50-60 [1780-1790] Lydia, b. abt 1786 female 15-20 [1820-1825] Mary?? b. 1820?? female 15-20 [1820-1825] Adaline female 15-20 [1820-1825] Olivia female 10-15 [1825-1830] Felicia 1850 Source-3 p. 35 [19] #114-114 Booher, William 66 farmer 1200 VA Lydia 64 " Adaline 28 TN Licia 20 " [Felicia] Russell, James 25 farmer KY Alevia 22 [1828] TN [Olivia] Note. This is daughter Olivia and husband living with the family, the census notes they were married within the year.
Jonathan
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