Selected Families and Individuals

Notes


Rev. Peter Thornton KUYKENDALL "Sr"

1.  Peter was ordained as a minister in the Autumn of 1819 at Mud Creek Baptist Church in what is now Flat Rock, Henderson, North Carolina where his Grandfather Abraham Kuykendall is buried.  He served as their Pastor from 1819 to 1822.  {Primitive Baptist Clergyman}

2.  He moved to Habersham County, Georgia with his father and was on that Census but retained his ties to North Carolina as the records reflect his pastorage in Jackson County, North Carolina in 1830.

3.  In the 1870 Winston County, Alabama Census he was listed as a "farmer".

4.  Peter lived to age 104.  {Not proven, but needed to be if all 27 kids are his}

5.  War of 1812 Pension Application File #WO-44902.

6.  Alternate date of death:  10 Apr 1881.

7.  Peter was Nephew of Jane Kuykendall.


Rev. Peter Thornton KUYKENDALL "Sr"

1.  Peter was ordained as a minister in the Autumn of 1819 at Mud Creek Baptist Church in what is now Flat Rock, Henderson, North Carolina where his Grandfather Abraham Kuykendall is buried.  He served as their Pastor from 1819 to 1822.  {Primitive Baptist Clergyman}

2.  He moved to Habersham County, Georgia with his father and was on that Census but retained his ties to North Carolina as the records reflect his pastorage in Jackson County, North Carolina in 1830.

3.  In the 1870 Winston County, Alabama Census he was listed as a "farmer".

4.  Peter lived to age 104.  {Not proven, but needed to be if all 27 kids are his}

5.  War of 1812 Pension Application File #WO-44902.

6.  Alternate date of death:  10 Apr 1881.

7.  Peter was Nephew of Jane Kuykendall.


Mary Ann "Polly" BEARD

1.  Information from War of 1812 Pension application file #WO-44902.


Rev. Peter Thornton KUYKENDALL "Sr"

1.  Peter was ordained as a minister in the Autumn of 1819 at Mud Creek Baptist Church in what is now Flat Rock, Henderson, North Carolina where his Grandfather Abraham Kuykendall is buried.  He served as their Pastor from 1819 to 1822.  {Primitive Baptist Clergyman}

2.  He moved to Habersham County, Georgia with his father and was on that Census but retained his ties to North Carolina as the records reflect his pastorage in Jackson County, North Carolina in 1830.

3.  In the 1870 Winston County, Alabama Census he was listed as a "farmer".

4.  Peter lived to age 104.  {Not proven, but needed to be if all 27 kids are his}

5.  War of 1812 Pension Application File #WO-44902.

6.  Alternate date of death:  10 Apr 1881.

7.  Peter was Nephew of Jane Kuykendall.


Laura Tate BLYTHE

1.  Alternate date and place of birth:  1817, South Carolina.

2.  Laura filed for her widow's pension for his War of 1812 service.


Jesse KUYKENDALL

1.  Alternate date & place of birth:  1792, Rutherford County, North Carolina.

2.  Six children born between 1821/1825 and 1843...???


Cornelius CAPPS

1.  Cornelius was in the 15th Company of the 8th Regiment of Cavalry in Buncombe during the War of 1812.


Mary Esther KUYKENDALL

1.  Henderson County, North Carolina Census records.

2.  The last mention of Easter is in the records of Crab Creek Church in 1894.   She was 104 years old, the age traditionally of her grandfather Abraham Kuykendall.

3.  Easter & Cornelius Capps had seven children whose descendants continue to make their homes in the Hendeson County, North Carolina area.  For further information on this family, see Volume I, 'Heritage of Henderson Co., NC", Article No. 84 by Myrtle June Capps Lovell.