Zimmerman, Wells,See, Bertram

Notes

Willis REAVES

1  _UID A8B4323D1EF4B54E8AF45497D51B47820231
2  _SDATE 1 JUL 1812

Ann CORNELISON

1  _UID 7203B5D3A45D6745B920E3A2C50DCA37DB36

Aaron MINGS

1  _UID F240558C03E7894DA51AD4DAFAE31672A509
2  _SDATE 15 ESS 1900

Martha

1  _UID DF3A3814C6A0BC4DB26FEBBAFD063FA78387

Frank MINGS

1  _UID AB8A306463F8C2408F7C844474D282AD6ED9

Isaac JONES

1  _UID E129417CAAFBDC4D9E7AC7CFAFA63DD1A653

Mary MINGS

1  _UID C2063944F9F8A84B9CE6C63E76A75EE20C02

Noah DAVIS

1  _UID 13383FF3546020479FDDA06BA5F26C082A34

Nancy MINGS

1  _UID 4DAA293C768E2848950C5A8ACC31F6549C97
2  _SDATE 1 JUL 1811

Hannah CORNELISON

1  _UID EEA91A01B6A1024D8D62584CFD682FF17099

Cinthia CORNELISON

1  _UID C171ABB3B3DE6143AD8C89E7E8C53E99F22C

Aaron CORNELISON

1  _UID 79F691FF1EF1164D949BAFDFCEAD11AA648C

Martha Ann REAVES

1  _UID 18F49C30C3DCB344BEA49887A19ACDEDE436
2  _SDATE 1 JUL 1819

Joseph MINGES Sr.

1  _UID F5A302799C789D41BF3FDF708C71616B1BCC

JOSEPH enlisted in Salisbury, North Carolina in 1781 and was discharged in October, 1782 after serving 18 months. He served under Capt. Yarbrough, North Carolina's 3rd Regiment .  His Revolutionary War pension file number is #W2148 .  Descendants of Joseph can become members of the DAR or SAR.  Tax records in Wayne County, Kentucky show that he owned and sold many acres of land between 1799 and 1828. Joseph was living with his son, Daniel, in Saline County,  Illinois when he died.

He appears on the following census:
1840 Hamilton, IL with a son named Jacob; 1830 Wayne, KY; 1820 Wayne, KY;1810 Wayne, KY
After the Revolutionary War, Joseph Sr. Minzes in Oct 1815 took out a land grant for 150 acres in Wayne Co, Ky.; "The Kentucky Land Grants"Jillson, Vol 1, Tellico Grants (1803-1853) pg 447. Then
sometime between1820 and 1840 the family began to split up, Joseph Sr. and some of hischildren
went north into Illinios, Ohio, and Indiana. Joseph Jr., his family and some of his siblings moved to
Tennesse, then from there the children ended up in Missouri around 1850. Ewing S. Minzes, Joseph Jr. 'sonly son, and his family lived there for about 25 to 30 years. Sometimein the 1880's most of Ewing's children packed up their families and moved to Texas. Today the majority of the Minze/Minzes side of the family linelives in Texas, though there are a few households still in Missouri.There are also a few in California, Louisiana, and along the EasternSeaboard from Virginia up through New York.

He appears on the following census:
1840 Hamilton, IL with a son named Jacob; 1830 Wayne, KY; 1820 Wayne, KY;1810 Wayn

Margaret BUTTRAM

1  _UID 50F90CD824CE7F4BB61CCF0523512BBFED55

MARGARET said to have had at least 4 children in Rowan Co . , North Carolina before her death.  Joseph remarried and took his family first to Kentucky, then to McMinn Co., Tennessee.  His second wife died in Meigs Co., Tennessee in 1868 .  Joseph, a Revolutionary War soldier, left a will in McMi nn Co., Tennessee where he had sold land to more than one person and a court decided who was the rightful owner. The family moved west to Illinois, Missouri and later Wisconsin.  Source "Marriages of Rowan Co., North Carolina" by Brent Holcomb, Page 283

This Will my be that of Joseph Ming Jr. for it is thought that he was the one that went to McMinn Co.  not Joseph Sr.

Thomas CECIL

1  _UID C57110037367A94FA3B36371E13256EC9A5E

Degenira MINGES

1  _UID D52B15D50ADD5D418A61461ACF84AE8A4579

Robert MC KEE

1  _UID 2D13D9ADF58436418951BFF7AC842B993A18
2  _SDATE 1 JUL 1800

Nancy CORNELISON

1  _UID 5C584E6253C28F4988B1AE35147D988D233F