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BIRTH     23 Oct 1860
DEATH     14 Nov 1920 (aged 60)
Family Members
Parents
     Nathan Harry Everly 1827–1887
     Amanda Catherine James Everly 1829–1862
Spouse
     Jesse K Shacklett 1858–1927
Siblings
     George Lovell Everly 1862–1928
Half Siblings
     Robert Scott Everly 1865–1933
     Hugh Martin Everly 1869–1936
     John Scudder Everly 1877–1959
Children
     Willie Bertha Shacklett Mount 1886–1969
     Edward Leo Shacklett 1890–1957
     Jesse Kimball Shacklett 1899–1943
BURIAL     Island Community Cemetery, Island, McLean County, Kentucky, USA
Created by: Anita R. Austill
Added: 9 May 2013
Find a Grave Memorial 110282310.¹

BIRTH     10 Feb 1862
DEATH     7 Mar 1940 (aged 78)
     One of Mary's names was Seceshia, in honor of the Confederacy's secession from the Union. It is unclear if this was a proper name or a nickname. (Submitted by unnamed family member whose grandmother was a niece of Mary Shacklett.)
     Mary Shacklett married Maurice Everly. (Source: Family group sheet, compiled by Shacklett family researcher and descendant Virginia Davis, Calhoun, KY., July 1982.)
Family Members
Parents
     Absalom Redmond Shacklett 1826–1910
     Minerva Jane Humphrey Shacklett 1827–1883
Spouse
     Maurice Everly
1866–1938
Siblings
     William Worth Shacklett 1851–1943
     Sarah C. Shacklett 1853–1943
     Jesse K Shacklett 1858–1927
     Mary Seceshia Shacklett Everly 1862–1940
     Sophia Helen Shacklett Ferguson 1866–1954
BURIAL     Island Baptist Cemetery, Island, McLean County, Kentucky, USA
Created by: Larry E. Barnes
Added: 10 Mar 2009
Find a Grave Memorial 34665900.¹

BIRTH     17 Feb 1866
DEATH     24 Aug 1938 (aged 72)
Son of Dinorbus and Mary C. (Everly) Everly. Wife of Secheshia (Shacklett) Everly. Married: 1894
Family Members
Parents
     Dinorbus Everly 1827–1890
     Mary C. Everly Everly 1833–1904
Spouse
     Mary Seceshia Shacklett Everly 1862–1940
Siblings
     William Alonzo Everly 1855–1858
     Rufus Edgar Everly 1861–1909
BURIAL     Island Baptist Cemetery, Island, McLean County, Kentucky, USA
Maintained by: Isaac Settle
Originally Created by: Terry Tichenor
Added: 6 Feb 2012
Find a Grave Memorial 84551378.¹

BIRTH     1842, Kentucky, USA
DEATH     1880 (aged 37–38). USA
Mother
Family Members
Spouse
     Stanford J Logan 1836–1909
Children
     Charlie L Logan 1866–1888
     John A. Logan 1878–1945
BURIAL     Threlkel-McClung Cemetery, Vineyard, Butler County, Kentucky, USA
Maintained by: Gone Exhumin'
Originally Created by: Mary Coursey
Added: 25 May 2006
Find a Grave Memorial 14405442.²

BIRTH     14 Mar 1849
DEATH     21 Dec 1927 (aged 78)
Family Members
Spouse
     Laura Elnora Phelps Humphrey 1854–1892
Children
     Ada F. Humphery 1874–1943
     Eudoxie E. Humphrey 1875–1892
     Earl Kelso Humphrey 1879–1944
     John E Humphrey 1881–1947
     Mayo Roscoe Humphrey 1884–1968
BURIAL     Cook Cemetery, Woodbury, Butler County, Kentucky, USA
Created by: Contributor of memorials
Added: 8 Jun 2007
Find a Grave Memorial 19775390.²

BIRTH     10 Jun 1836, Kentucky, USA
DEATH     6 Sep 1909 (aged 73), Edmonson County, Kentucky, USA
SSA Chassie E Logan
Family Members
Spouses
     Chassie E Basham Logan 1851–1913 (m. 1881)
     Catherine Humphrey Logan 1842–1880
Children
     John A. Logan 1878–1945
     John A Logan 1878–1945
     Lulu Logan Holder 1883–1956
     Kate Logan Madison 1888–1978
BURIAL     Fairview Cemetery, Brownsville, Edmonson County, Kentucky, USA
Created by: Brian McBroom
Added: 10 Oct 2010
Find a Grave Memorial 59897085.¹

BIRTH     2 Sep 1851, Kentucky, USA
DEATH     12 Apr 1913 (aged 61), Edmonson County, Kentucky, USA
SSA S. J. Logan
Family Members
Spouse
     Stanford J Logan 1836–1909 (m. 1881)
Children
     Lulu Logan Holder 1883–1956
     Kate Logan Madison 1888–1978
BURIAL     Fairview Cemetery, Brownsville, Edmonson County, Kentucky, USA
Created by: Brian McBroom
Added: 10 Oct 2010
Find a Grave Memorial 59896988.¹

BIRTH     17 Apr 1854, Butler County, Kentucky, USA
DEATH     29 Aug 1892 (aged 38)
Daughter of Bedford F. & Mary Elizabeth Ferguson Phelps
Family Members
Parents
     Bedford Franklin Phelps 1829–1891
     Mary Elizabeth Ferguson Phelps 1833–1898
Spouse
     John W. Humphrey 1849–1927
Siblings
     Alonzo Theodore Phelps 1853–1887
     Sarah May Phelps Doolin 1855–1923
     Ida Bell Phelps 1857–1860
     Mark Hardin Phelps 1858–1864
     Samuel Ferguson Phelps 1859–1943
     Ladonia Phelps Miller 1860–1942
     Thomas Jefferson Phelps 1862–1927
     Bedford Eldon Phelps 1863–1940
     Robert Clyde Phelps 1865–1867
     Medena Phelps 1866–1867
     Beatrice Christine Phelps Burchfield 1868–1901
     Julia A. Phelps 1869–1870
     Ginerva Gertrude Phelps Wand 1871–1945
     Emma Florence Phelps Austin 1878–1966
Children
     Ada F. Humphery 1874–1943
     Eudoxie E. Humphrey 1875–1892
     Earl Kelso Humphrey 1879–1944
     John E Humphrey 1881–1947
     Mayo Roscoe Humphrey 1884–1968
BURIAL     Cook Cemetery, Woodbury, Butler County, Kentucky, USA
Created by: Contributor of memorials
Added: 8 Jun 2007
Find a Grave Memorial 19775366.¹

Record ID     5063::3486
Name     Fnu Humphries
Marriage Date     Abt 1758
Spouse Name     Ann Wood
Marriage Location     Virginia, United States

FAG #185992756: William #1 born 6 Dec 1720 and had a son John #1 1745/50-1815;
FAG #191188673: William #2 born 2 Sep 1721 and had a son John #2 1724-1767

"Note: He had a cousin William b. 21 Sept 1721, son of Joseph 1700-1725
This William, son of John b.abt 1697, d.abt 1741 [a bit notoriously unreliable]
King George County, VA Order Book 1726/34 part 2, pge 475, dated December 5, 1729, shows that one Jane Humphrey had bound (apprenticed) her two sons, William (born 9/21/1721) and John (born 10/15/1724) to John Bourne. An assumption is made here that the father of the two boys named did not appear on this order because he was deceased, the assumption is also made that it was necessary for Jane to apprentice her sons because her husband had died, limiting the family income.
A Joseph Humphreys (Humphrey) died January 22, 1725/26 per St. Paul's Parish records and was probably Jane's husband."^2,1,9,4,5

William #1 born 6 Dec 1720;
William #2 born 2 Sep 1721

Record ID     5063::3486
Name     Fnu Humphries
Marriage Date     Abt 1758
Spouse Name     Ann Wood
Marriage Location     Virginia, United States

BIRTH     1725
DEATH     1761 (aged 35–36)
b. Abt 1725 King George County, Virginia
She had three children Samuel, William and Frances
d. Abt 1761
May be a bit notoriously unreliable source from Early Colonial site.
Children of Sarah Anne WOOD and William HUMPHREY were:
Family Members
Spouse
     William Humphrey 1720–1800 (m. 1742)
Children
     John Humphrey 1750–1815
BURIAL     Burial Details Unknown
Created by: Gone Exhumin'
Added: 6 Jul 2018
Find a Grave Memorial 191159760.²

FAG #185992756: William #1 born 6 Dec 1720 and had a son John #1 1745/50-1815;
FAG #191188673: William #2 born 2 Sep 1721 and had a son John #2 1724-1767

"Note: He had a cousin William b. 21 Sept 1721, son of Joseph 1700-1725
This William, son of John b.abt 1697, d.abt 1741 [a bit notoriously unreliable]
King George County, VA Order Book 1726/34 part 2, pge 475, dated December 5, 1729, shows that one Jane Humphrey had bound (apprenticed) her two sons, William (born 9/21/1721) and John (born 10/15/1724) to John Bourne. An assumption is made here that the father of the two boys named did not appear on this order because he was deceased, the assumption is also made that it was necessary for Jane to apprentice her sons because her husband had died, limiting the family income.
A Joseph Humphreys (Humphrey) died January 22, 1725/26 per St. Paul's Parish records and was probably Jane's husband."^5,1,6,3,7

BIRTH     1700, Stafford, Stafford County, Virginia, USA
DEATH     22 Jan 1725 (aged 24–25), Stafford, Stafford County, Virginia, USA
     King George County, VA Order Book 1726/34 part 2, pge 475, dated December 5, 1729, shows that one Jane Humphrey had bound (apprenticed) her two sons, William (born 9/21/1721) and John (born 10/15/1724) to John Bourne. An assumption is made here that the father of the two boys named did not appear on this order because he was deceased, the assumption is also made that it was necessary for Jane to apprentice her sons because her husband had died, limiting the family income.
     A Joseph Humphreys (Humphrey) died January 22, 1725/26 per St. Paul's Parish records and was probably Jane's husband
     http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3076987&id=I0390
Family Members
Spouse
     Jane Pope Humphrey 1701–1775 (m. 1720)
Children
     William Humphrey 1721 – unknown
     John Humphrey 1724–1767
BURIAL     Burial Details Unknown
Created by: Gone Exhumin'
Added: 18 Dec 2017
Find a Grave Memorial 185992688.³

FAG #185992756: William #1 born 6 Dec 1720 and had a son John #1 1745/50-1815;
FAG #191188673: William #2 born 2 Sep 1721 and had a son John #2 1724-1767

"Note: He had a cousin William b. 21 Sept 1721, son of Joseph 1700-1725
This William, son of John b.abt 1697, d.abt 1741 [a bit notoriously unreliable]
King George County, VA Order Book 1726/34 part 2, pge 475, dated December 5, 1729, shows that one Jane Humphrey had bound (apprenticed) her two sons, William (born 9/21/1721) and John (born 10/15/1724) to John Bourne. An assumption is made here that the father of the two boys named did not appear on this order because he was deceased, the assumption is also made that it was necessary for Jane to apprentice her sons because her husband had died, limiting the family income.
A Joseph Humphreys (Humphrey) died January 22, 1725/26 per St. Paul's Parish records and was probably Jane's husband."^1,4,5,6,7

BIRTH     1701, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, USA
DEATH     1775 (aged 73–74), King George County, Virginia, USA
     No corroborative proof on her related to her parents mentioned.... Still searching on Early Colonial Settlers.
     m. bef ~ aft 1717 St. Paul's Parish, Stafford County, Virginia.
     Found same name as hers. Livingston, Kentucky Wills and Probate Records, 1799-1873.
Family Members
Parents
     Richard Pope 1686–1733
     Sarah Faircloth Pope 1679–1750
Spouses
     John Humphrey 1697–1741 (m. 1717)
     Joseph Humphrey 1700–1725 (m. 1720)
Children
     William Humphrey 1721 – unknown
     John Humphrey 1724–1767
BURIAL     Burial Details Unknown
Created by: Gone Exhumin'
Added: 18 Dec 2017
Find a Grave Memorial 185992628.²

FAG #185992756: William #1 born 6 Dec 1720 and had a son John #1 1745/50-1815;
FAG #191188673: William #2 born 2 Sep 1721 and had a son John #2 1724-1767

"Note: He had a cousin William b. 21 Sept 1721, son of Joseph 1700-1725
This William, son of John b.abt 1697, d.abt 1741 [a bit notoriously unreliable]
King George County, VA Order Book 1726/34 part 2, pge 475, dated December 5, 1729, shows that one Jane Humphrey had bound (apprenticed) her two sons, William (born 9/21/1721) and John (born 10/15/1724) to John Bourne. An assumption is made here that the father of the two boys named did not appear on this order because he was deceased, the assumption is also made that it was necessary for Jane to apprentice her sons because her husband had died, limiting the family income.
A Joseph Humphreys (Humphrey) died January 22, 1725/26 per St. Paul's Parish records and was probably Jane's husband."^1,7,8,9,10

BIRTH     1746, King George County, Virginia, USA
     DEATH     1782 (aged 35–36). King George County, Virginia, USA
2nd wife....?
date in 1782 in Amherst, Amherst, Virginia Very vague information based on her (aunt b. 1704). Found same name as hers. Livingston, Kentucky Wills and Probate Records, 1799-1873
     Her (mother Ruth Rawleigh and) father William named her (item 2); she had to be the second child as shown on her father's Will (born in c1738, not in 1746 as stated on this book Bathitrust link [Threlkeld genealogy / by Hansford Lee Threlkeld] doesn't include the Humphreys much; mostly on the Threlkelds lineage going back to the 1500's ... Manor of Melmerby, England.
     If b.abt 1738, Elizabeth would have been under 12... too young? to have John b. abt 1745-1750. William Humphrey's first wife m. May 1742... Sarah Anne Wood was b. abt 1725; d. abt 1761.

KING GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA WILL BOOK A; 1752-1780 ; Page 224-226a - William Threlkeld's will, King George County, Virginia, dated 17Jan 1766; probated 07 Aug 1766. In the name of God, Amen.
     I, William Threlkeld of the Parish of Brunswick in County of King George, bing at this time in perfect sense and memory, do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner following:
     That is to say, first and principally, I recommend my soul toGod that gave it hoping by the merits and mediation of my blessed Saviour, Jesus Christ, to receive full pardon of all my sins.
     My body I commit to the earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my executor hereafter named, and as for what wordly goods it hath pleased God to bestow on me I give as follows, that is to say:
     Item, I give and bequeath to my loving son William Threlkeld one negro woman named Cate, to him and his heirs forever.
     Item, It is my desire that if the said negro Cate bears a child after this date that my daughter, ELIZABETH HUMPHREY, have it, but provided there is no child, then it is my desire that all my children bear an equal part of raise the sum of twenty-five pounds current money to be paid to my daughter ELIZABETH HUMPHREY and her heirs forever.
     Item, I give and bequeath to my loving son, George Threlkeld, a negro boy name Charles, to him and his heirs forever.
     Item, I give and bequeath to my loving son, John Threlkeld, a negro boy name Jo to him and his heirs forever.
     Item, I give and bequeath to my loving son Benjamin Threlkeld one negro boy named Dick, to him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten; for want of such heirs to be equally divided among all my children.
     Item, I give to my son Stephen Threlkeld one negro boy named George to him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten; forwant of such heirs to be equally divided among all my children.
     Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Sukey Bell a negro girl named Murrer to her and the heir of her body lawfully begotten; for want of such heirs to my right heirs to be equally divided.
     Item, I give and bequeath to my loving wife, Ruth Threlkeld, one sorrel mare, one desk, one feather bed, and furniture, two dishes, half dozen pewter plates, half dozen earthen D. os all the teaq serv, two sows, two cows, two ewes, one iron pot, and frying pan, and the great Bible.
     Item, It is my desire that all my children shall pay her 3 pounds current money each, yearly, for her support andmaintenance during her widowhood, and then to be equally divided among all my children, and as for what other estate I may have left, it is my desire at my decease it may be equally divided among all my children. The plantation whereon I now live at the day of division may be sold and the money arising to be equally divided among all my children.
     Item, I give to my daughter, Jemima Humphrey, a cow and calf to her and her heirs forever.
     And lastly, I appoint my sons, James, William, George, and John Threlkeld, executors of this my last will and testament.

1731 - 1732 Prince William County, Virginia Deeds, Liber A :
     ages 185-191. April 18, 1732. Timothy Dorgan of. Stafford, planter to William Threalkilld of same....for 3000 lbs. of Tob....253 a... south side of Ceder Run in parish of Hamilton.... corner of Lewis Renoes....another tract of Lewis Tacquets....haveing been formerly sold by Phelemon Waters unto Timothy Dargon by deed of lease and release dated 8/9 of April 1730. Timothy Dargon
Wit: Wm. Bills, John I. or J. Davis, Henry Connyers
     At court April 19, 1732 Timothy Dargon acknowledged this release with receipt endorsed to William Threalkild and Catherine wife of Timothy relinquished her right of Dower to lands in said deed.
Pages 191-192. Timothy Dargan of Stafford Co. bound unto William Threalkild of same....sum of 100 lbs. on April 15, 1735.
Timothy Dargan
Wit: Wm. Bills, John I. Davis, Henry Connyers

Prince William County, Virginia Deeds : Liber M; 1749 - 1752; pp 153-155
     THIS INDENTURE made this XXVIIth and XXVIIIth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty between PHILEMON WATERS JUNR of the Parish of Dittengen in County of Prince William Planter of one part and BENJAMIN GRAYSON of the Parish and County aforesaid Gent. of other part Witnesseht tht the said PHILEMON WATERS JUNR for the sum of Twenty three pounds Currant money of Virginia hath sold unto the said BENJAMIN GRAYSON in his actual possession now being by virtue of a Lease for one year and by force of the statute for transferring uses into possession and to his heirs and assigns forever a parcel of land in the County of Prince William containing Eighty acres being part of a Tract of Five hundred Eighty Six acres of land PATENTED by PHILEMON WATERS Father of the said PHILEMON and by him Two hundred and Fifty three acres of the said Tract was conveyed to TIMOTH DARGAN and by the said DARGAN in the year one thousand seven hundred and Thirty two the same was sold to one WILLIAM THREALKELD and in the year one thousand seven hundred and Forty Three the said WILLIAM THREALKELD sold the same to PHILEMON WATERS JUNR first party to these presents, the said Eighty acres of land being part of that Two hundred and Fifty three acres sold by TIMOTHY DARGAN to PHILEMON WATERS the Elder out of the tract of Five hundred and Eighty six acres PATENTED by him the said Eighty acres of land being bounded beginning at a Hiccory on a point the Beginning tree of the land granted to HENRY HALLEY deced and extending from thence South West to a box Oak thence South East to two white Oaks by a Branch thence crossing the same South West to several saplins Corner to RENO thence North East to a Poplar Corner to said RENO thence due North to a large white Oak by a branch Corner to TACQUET thence North East to a red Oak thence North East to a white Oak corner to WILLIAM MORE thence to the first beginning together with all houses and appurtenances whatsoever belonging and all the Estate right To Have and To Hold unto the said BENJAMIN GRAY- SON and his heirs, In Witness whereof the said PHILEMON WATERS JUNR bath set his
hand and Seale
in presence of WM, HANCOCK, PHILM, WATERS JUNR,
GEO: MASON, JOHN COMBS
     At a Court held for the County of Prince William the 25th day of March 1731 PHILEMON WATERS JUNR, acknowledged this Release & receipt which are admitted to record and SARAH the Wife of the said PHILEMON being first privately examined relinquished her right of dower.
Family Members
Spouse
     William Humphrey 1720–1800 (m. 1762)
BURIAL     Burial Details Unknown
Created by: Gone Exhumin'
Added: 18 Dec 2017
Find a Grave Memorial 185992808.¹