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Clarinda C. Moore

Female 1849 - 1856  (6 years)


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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  Clarinda C. Moore was born 24 Oct 1849, , MaCoupin, Illinois (daughter of Varney J. Moore and Penina Huskey); died 18 Sep 1856, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.

    Notes:

    Buried in Joiner Cemetery.
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    Reference:
    Beverly G. Martin family group sheets, 1994, 6HUSp14.


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Varney J. Moore was born Abt 1825, , Kentucky.

    Notes:

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    Reference:
    Beverly G. Martin family group sheets, 1994, 6HUSp14, 15.

    Varney married Penina Huskey 2 Mar 1845, , MaCoupin, Illinois. Penina (daughter of James M. Huskey and Rhoda Reagan) was born 12 Jun 1827, , Perry, Alabama; died Abt 1863, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois. [Group Sheet]


  2. 3.  Penina Huskey was born 12 Jun 1827, , Perry, Alabama (daughter of James M. Huskey and Rhoda Reagan); died Abt 1863, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.

    Notes:

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    Reference:
    Beverly G. Martin family group sheets, 1994, 6HUSp14, 15.

    Children:
    1. Rhoda Moore was born 5 Sep 1846, , MaCoupin, Illinois; died 14 Oct 1846, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.
    2. Milo Moore was born Abt 1848, , MaCoupin, Illinois.
    3. 1. Clarinda C. Moore was born 24 Oct 1849, , MaCoupin, Illinois; died 18 Sep 1856, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.


Generation: 3

  1. 6.  James M. Huskey was born 14 Feb 1795, Edgefield County, South Carolina (son of Isaac Huskey and Jane Miller); died 15 Sep 1845, Bird Township, MaCoupin County, Illinois; was buried Bird Township, MaCoupin County, Illinois.

    Notes:

    James Huskey came to Sevier County, Tennessee in 1805. He moved to Perry County, Alabama in the fall of 1816. He sold his farm and slaves (9 miles from Mobile Alabama) and came to Illinois, alone, in 1832 and then he returned to Alabama and brought his wife and 10 children back to Illinois with him by wagon train in March, 1834. In the spring of 1834 he settled on Section 5 near the present residence of Thomas Joiner. He built his first brick house in the spring of 1835 opposite the Thomas Joiner House. In 1836 James built the Methodist church building on his property. The neighbors provided the pews. At one time there was a large membership at this church.

    Between the years 1834 and 1840 James Huskey purchased a total of 2,218.28 acres of land, 1,617.26 acres in Bird Township, Macoupin County, Illinois and 601.02 acres in South Palmyra Township, Macoupin County, Illinois mostly during the years 1834 and 1835. He purchase this land from the U. S. Government at the rate of $1.25 per acre.
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    Reference:
    "Smoky Mountain Clans", Donald B. Reagan, 1978, p 2a.
    "The Book of Ragan/Reagan", Donald B. Reagan, 1993, p 425.
    Beverly G. Martin family group sheets, 1994.

    James married Rhoda Reagan 1813, Sevier County, Tennessee. Rhoda (daughter of Timothy Reagan and Elizabeth Trigg) was born 20 Mar 1796, Sevier County, Tennessee; died 10 Oct 1855, Bird Township, MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois. [Group Sheet]


  2. 7.  Rhoda Reagan was born 20 Mar 1796, Sevier County, Tennessee (daughter of Timothy Reagan and Elizabeth Trigg); died 10 Oct 1855, Bird Township, MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.

    Notes:

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    Reference:
    "Smoky Mountain Clans", Donald B. Reagan, 1978, p 2a.
    Beverly G. Martin family group sheets, 1994.

    Children:
    1. Elizabeth Huskey was born 31 Mar 1815, , Perry, Alabama; died 15 Aug 1834, Bird Township, MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried Palmyra Township, MaCoupin, Illinois.
    2. Jane H. Huskey was born 6 Dec 1816, , Perry, Alabama; died 10 Dec 1895, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.
    3. George S. Huskey was born 25 Jan 1818, , Perry, Alabama; died 1 Nov 1882, , Greene, Illinois; was buried , Greene, Illinois.
    4. Sarah Huskey was born 2 Sep 1819, , Perry, Alabama; died 15 Aug 1834, Bird Township, MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.
    5. Mary Ann Huskey was born 20 May 1821, , Perry, Alabama; died 20 Jan 1901, Bird Township, MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried Bird Township, MaCoupin, Illinois.
    6. Nancy Eliza Huskey was born 29 Mar 1823, , Perry, Alabama; died 12 Sep 1831, , Perry, Alabama; was buried , Perry, Alabama.
    7. Matilda Huskey was born 27 Nov 1824, , Perry, Alabama.
    8. Lucinda Huskey was born 4 May 1826, , Perry, Alabama; died 6 May 1826, , Perry, Alabama; was buried , Perry, Alabama.
    9. 3. Penina Huskey was born 12 Jun 1827, , Perry, Alabama; died Abt 1863, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.
    10. Miller Huskey was born 1829, , Perry, Alabama; died Abt 1894, Temple, Texas; was buried , Texas.
    11. Martha E. Huskey was born 13 May 1831, , Perry, Alabama; died 19 Aug 1894, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.
    12. Harkless H. "Harkey" Huskey was born 20 May 1833, , Perry, Alabama; died LaPorte, Texas.
    13. Harriet Huskey was born 6 Jan 1836, , MaCoupin, Illinois; died 19 Aug 1841, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.
    14. Zerilda Evelyn Huskey was born 20 Dec 1839, , MaCoupin, Illinois.


Generation: 4

  1. 12.  Isaac HuskeyIsaac Huskey was born 29 Jan 1772, Rowan County, North Carolina (son of Peter Huskey and Mary "Mollie" Miller); died Jul 1846, Sevier County, Tennessee; was buried White Oak Flats Cemetery, Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee.

    Notes:

    Isaac Huskey went with his parents to Wilkes County, Georgia and later to Ninety Six District, Edgefield County, South Carolina.

    Isaac Huskey and his wife Jane Miller are listed in the 1790 Federal Census of Edgefield County, South Carolina.

    On 5 Dec 1796 Isaac Huskey bought 257 acres of land from the state of South Carolina. It was located in the "District of Ninety Six in Edgefield County on the waters of Steven's Creek, waters of Savannah River." It joined the lands of Obediah Henerson, William Anderson, William Rowens and ________ Mundays.

    On 27 July 1798 Isaac Huskey bought 100 acres of land from Moses Brafford of Edgefield District, South Carolina. This land was situated on "Rockey Creek, waters of Savannah River" and joined the lands of Jonathan Huskey, Joseph Able, and Wyatt Morris.

    On 6 Dec 1798 Isaac Huskey sold 140 acres of the original 257 acres of land, which he received from the state of South Carolina in 1796, to James Smith of Edgefield District, South Carolina.

    On 15 Nov 1800 Isaac Huskey sold 50 acres of land to Wyatt Morris. This land joined the lands of Peter Huskey, Wyatt Morris, and Jonathan Huskey.

    No record of the remaining 167 acres has been found, but it is believed that Isaac Huskey sold this land before leaving in 1804. In 1804 he came with the Huskey and the Ogle clans from Edgefield District, South Carolina To settle in the Walden's Creek and Wear's Valley area of Sevier County, Tennessee.

    There are numerous land grants for Isaac Huskey in Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, Tennessee.

    One early grant was surveyed 24 July 1806 and granted 12 June 1810:
    "...a certain tract or parcel of land containing Twenty five acres and two
    Roods lying in the County of Sevier in the District South of French Broad
    and Holsont on the water of the west fork of Little Pigeon River there being
    due and chargeable on said land the sum of Twenty five Dollars and fifty
    Cents with the Interest due thereon."

    It joined vacant land and Richard McBryant's land in the Wear's Valley of Sevier County, Tennessee.

    Isaac Huskey made seven land entries dated from 1 May 1824 through 3 Apr 1835 in the Surveyor's Book N. 1 of Sevier County, Tennessee (Register of Deeds Office). These land entries by Isaac Huskey were located in the area where the Twins Creek picnic area is now, and a part of the Cherokee Orchard and the Sugarlands (all now a part of Great Smoky Mountains National Park). This was the homeplace where Isaac and his wife Jane Miller lived until their death.

    In 1813 Isaac Huskey and his eldest son, James Huskey, signed a petition to the General Assemby of Tennessee from the French Broad and Holston Country. (The original petition is in Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, TN.)

    Isaac Huskey and his wife, Jane Miller, appeared in the 1830 and 1840 Federal Census of Sevier County, Tennessee.

    From the GUARDIANS, EXECUTORS & ADMINISTRATORS Settlement Book for Sevier County, Tennessee, there is a record of settlement of the estate of Isaac Huskey. Evidently William Huskey was appointed as administrator by County Court in late 1840's. He continued to handle the affairs of his father's estate until 28 Feb 1860, last recorded entry before William Huskey's death in 1861. From the aforesaid book, there is a list of the heirs of Isaac Huskey who had not received their shares from the estate. They are listed in this order: "Peter Huskey's Share, James Huskey's Share, Isaac Huskey's Share, Joshua Reagan's Share, and Silas Huskey's Share." They were living out west (Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas) at that time.
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    Reference:
    "Smoky Mountain Clans", Donald B. Reagan, 1978, p 48, 71, 74-75.
    "The Book of Ragan/Reagan", Donald B. Reagan, 1993, p 423.
    "Huskey Family Group Sheets," Beverly G. Martin, 1994, 4HUSp2.

    Isaac married Jane Miller Abt 1788/1789, South Carolina. Jane (daughter of Samuel Miller and Mary) was born Abt 1772; died Abt 1840/1846; was buried Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]


  2. 13.  Jane Miller was born Abt 1772 (daughter of Samuel Miller and Mary); died Abt 1840/1846; was buried Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee.

    Notes:

    Probably born in North Carolina. It is believed Jane is buried in White Oak Flats Cemetery.
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    Reference:
    "Smoky Mountain Clans", Donald B. Reagan, 1978, p 48, 71, 74-75.
    "The Book of Ragan/Reagan", Donald B. Reagan, 1993, p 423.
    "Huskey Family Group Sheets," Beverly G. Martin, 1994, 4HUSp2.

    Children:
    1. 6. James M. Huskey was born 14 Feb 1795, Edgefield County, South Carolina; died 15 Sep 1845, Bird Township, MaCoupin County, Illinois; was buried Bird Township, MaCoupin County, Illinois.
    2. John Huskey was born 1792, Edgefield County, South Carolina; died Abt 1857/1860; was buried Hatcher Cemetery, Sevier County, Tennessee.
    3. Peter Franklin Huskey was born 1794, South Carolina; died Abt 1850/1860; was buried Huskey Cemetery, Phelps County, Missouri.
    4. Isaac Huskey, Jr. was born 1796, South Carolina; died Arkansas.
    5. William M. Huskey was born 17 Oct 1798, South Carolina; died 27 Mar 1861, Sevier County, Tennessee; was buried Emerts Cove Cemetery, Sevier County, Tennessee.
    6. Mary Huskey was born 1799, South Carolina; died Abt 1870/1880; was buried Bartow County, Georgia.
    7. Albert Huskey was born Abt 1800, Edgefield County, South Carolina.
    8. Elizabeth Huskey was born 1802, Edgefield County, South Carolina; died Abt 1860/1870, Sevier County, Tennessee.
    9. Stephen "Old Steve" Huskey was born 8 Mar 1808, South Carolina; died 17 Jun 1887; was buried Forks of the River Cemetery, Sevier County, Tennessee.
    10. Jane Huskey was born 1806, Sevier County, Tennessee; died Aug 1857, Phelps County, Missouri; was buried Huskey Cemetery, Cold Springs Township, Phelps County, Missouri.
    11. Silas Huskey was born 1808, , Sevier County, Tennessee.
    12. Huskey was born 1810, , Tennessee.
    13. Rachel Huskey was born 1813, Tennessee; died 23 Apr 1879.

  3. 14.  Timothy ReaganTimothy Reagan was born 1750, Anne Arundel County, Maryland (son of Timothy Ragan and Rachael Nelson); died Abt 1825/1830; was buried White Oak Flats Cemetery, Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee.

    Notes:

    Timothy Ragan, grandson of Timothy Ragan - Colonial Ancestor was probably born in the Elk Ridge community. His parents have not been identified, but research on this continues.

    In his youth, he was probably taught to read and write by his mother, and was taught the art of farming and blacksmithing by his father. So this was one of his lifetime occupations. He was also a carpenter and as most men did in those days, he could do almost any chore needed in daily life.

    An early church census verifies their birth years. The census was taken in St. John and Prince George Parishes, Prince George County, Maryland on 31 31 August 1776 and listed; Timothy Ragan, age 26, and Elizabeth Ragan, age 16. No children were listed.

    Traditions say that Timothy had four brothers who all served in the Revolutionary War and afterward moved to Tennessee. Other Reagans found in that early period include: Jeremiah in Washington County, Daniel in Greene County, Charles in Blount County, and James in Sevier County and a James in Knox County. These men were all of an age to have been Timothy's brothers but no definite connection to any of them has been made.

    Timothy Reagan served in the Revolution with the Continental Troops of Maryland. He was seriously wounded at the Battle of Brandywine and again later in the war. Muster roll records found in the National Archives, Washington, D.C. Show that he served as private with Captain John Eccleston, in the 2nd Regiment of Maryland Troops, commanded by Colonel Thomas Price. The records also show that he was left at a hospital in Chester, Pennsylvania, on 12 September 1777, the day after the Battle of Brandywine. He was reported as still being in the hospital six months later. No records of a pension or bounty land grants were found.

    Timothy's name is found on the 1783 tax lists of Pittsylvania County, Virginia with five people in his family at that time. He does not appear on the tax lists for 1785.

    His name is found in Caswell County, North Carolina, in the January and April counts of 1786. There were then seven persons in his family: a male age 21-60, 3 males under 21 or over 60, and 3 females.

    Two grants of land, located in Caswell County, North Carolina, were recorded for Timothy Reagan. The first was issued in 1791 to Timothy Regan for 200 acres "on the waters of Fish Pond." Disposal of this land was recorded in
    Caswell County, North Carolina Deed Book 'H', pages 110/11. The deed says "THIS INDENTURE made the thirteenth day of October and in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety two Between Timothy Regan of the County of Caswell, North Carolina of the one part and Solomon Clark of the said County and State of the other part..." The second grant, dated 3 December 1795, was issued to Timothy Ragan and John Grant for 157 acres of land "on waters of Wolf Island." Records of disposal of this land have not been located yet but it is believed that Timothy moved to East Tennessee very soon after this date of 1795.

    No mention of his name has been found in early records of the counties of Washington, Sullivan, Hawkins, Greene, or Jefferson. He is said to have joined a group of pioneers who pushed farther into the Indians' lands and built the settlement around the Shield's Fort, later Lawson's Fort, in Sevier County Tennessee. The late Joe A. Sharp, County Historian, believed this fort was located on Middle Creek. The date was probably a little later than the
    settlement of Sevierville.

    The State of Tennessee began issuing land grants in 1806 and the earliest found for Timothy Reagan was surveyed in 1807. According to the State Archivist, both land grants still in existence for Timothy were for purchased land, not bounty land. The first grant was surveyed 26 February 1807 and was granted 22 May 1810:

    "... a certain tract or parcel of land containing fifty acres and one hundred and sixteen poles lying in the County of Sevier in the District South of French Broad and Holston on the waters of Middle Creek there being due and chargeable on said land the sum of fifty dollars and seventy-three cents with interest thereon..."

    This tract joined the lands of Jennett (Shields) Tipton, widow of Joshua Tipton and the land of John Marshall. The second grant was entered 13 May 1824 and granted on 6 August 1824. This land joined a corner of Nancy Robinson's land:

    "... or parcel of land containing twenty-five acres, lying in the County aforesaid. Beginning at a white oak on a line of said Reagan's old survey..."

    Since this tract joined the old survey it is believed that this is where Timothy lived until his death, or until he went to live with his son, Richard, who had settled in White Oak Flats now Gatlinburg.

    His great grandson, John H. Reagan, described Timothy as a tall, fine looking man, strong and having great vitality even in his older years. He was loved and respected by people and was fun-loving and witty. Being an Irishman, he enjoyed a practical joke now and then. A story handed down through the years tells that although he had built the stocks for the jail in Sevierville, he pretended that he did not know how they operated and persuaded the sheriff to sit in them to demonstrate for him. When the sheriff did he promptly locked them and enjoyed the fun at the sheriff's expense. (Wonder what happened when the sheriff did get out!)

    We don't know the exact date of Timothy or Elizabeth's death. That he was living in 1824 is indicated by the entry of the land record above. Neither of them appear on the 1830 census of Sevier County so it is assumed their deaths
    occurred before that date.

    Family traditions say that Timothy Reagan was buried in an unmarked grave at White Oak Flats Cemetery, Gatlinburg, Tennessee near where the first person buried, in the lower left hand corner of the old part of the cemetery, looking up the Graveyard hill from the gate.

    Timothy and Elizabeth Reagan had a large family, some say ten sons and one daughter. The North Carolina census indicates there were three females in the family in 1786 so there may have been more daughters in the family. Most of these children moved from Sevier County farther to the West and South. The oldest son, Richard, remained and was one of the first settlers of White Oak Flats, now Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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    Reference:
    "Smoky Mountain Clans", Donald B. Reagan, 1978, p 1-3.
    "The Book of Ragan/Reagan", Donald B. Reagan, 1993, p 396.

    Timothy married Elizabeth Trigg Abt 1775, Prince George County, Maryland. Elizabeth (daughter of Clemant Trigg and Mary Ann Fouracres) was born 1760, Prince George County, Maryland; died Abt 1825/1830, Sevier County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]


  4. 15.  Elizabeth Trigg was born 1760, Prince George County, Maryland (daughter of Clemant Trigg and Mary Ann Fouracres); died Abt 1825/1830, Sevier County, Tennessee.

    Notes:

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    Reference:
    "Smoky Mountain Clans", Donald B. Reagan, 1978, p 1-3.
    "The book of Ragan/Reagan", Donald B. Reagan, 1993, p 396.

    Children:
    1. Richard Reagan was born 1776/1777, Prince George County, Maryland; died 1829, Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee; was buried 1829, White Oak Flats Cemetery, Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee.
    2. Robert Nelson Ragan was born Abt 1779, , Pittsylvania, Virginia.
    3. Rachel Reagan was born Abt 1781, , Pittsylvania, Virginia; died Bef 6 Nov 1826, Bibb County, Alabama; was buried Bibb County, Alabama.
    4. Reason Reagan was born Abt 1783, , Pittsylvania, Virginia; died Abt 1814, , Madison, Illinois.
    5. Elizabeth Reagan was born 4 Nov 1785, , Caswell, North Carolina; died 1838/1840, , Sevier County, Tennessee.
    6. Sarah Reagan was born 16 Oct 1787, Caswell County, North Carolina; died 6 Jun 1855, Sevier County, Tennessee; was buried Pittman Center, Tennessee.
    7. Nancy Jane Reagan was born Abt 1789, , Caswell, North Carolina; died 4 Mar 1844, , MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.
    8. Celia Drusilla Reagan was born 15 Feb 1792, Caswell County, North Carolina; died 29 Aug 1869, Blount County, Tennessee; was buried Tuckaleechee Campground Cemetery, Blount County, Tennessee.
    9. Catherine "Caty" Reagan was born Abt 1794, , Caswell, North Carolina; died Abt 1844, , Greene, Illinois; was buried , Greene, Illinois.
    10. 7. Rhoda Reagan was born 20 Mar 1796, Sevier County, Tennessee; died 10 Oct 1855, Bird Township, MaCoupin, Illinois; was buried , MaCoupin, Illinois.
    11. Jeremiah "Jerry" Reagan was born Abt 1798, Sevier County, Tennessee; died Aft 1880, Bartow County, Georgia.
    12. Timothy Reagan, Jr. was born 1 Jul 1800, Sevier County, Tennessee; died 21 Aug 1883, Bollinger County, Missouri; was buried Ironton, Iron County, Missouri.
    13. Joshua Ragan was born Abt 1804, Sevier County, Tennessee; died 13 Oct 1874, MaCoupin County, Illinois; was buried Huskey Cemetery, Cold Springs Township, Phelps County, Missouri.