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Andrew Roth, possibly b: about 1720, died Flint Hill, St Charles Co. Mo.
My notes as follows:
Sailor in his youth, had been to India.
In English army at Braddocks Defeat. (1754 ) Pittsburgh, he said he
would make a prayer and bullets would not hurt him.
Came to Kentucky by raft, down the Ohio river.
Lived with Adam 2 and daughter Maria on Flint Hill in old age.
Jacob Roads appears on 1797 tax list of Harrison Co. Ky. ????
Rhoda Rhodes married Francis Holland, 20 Jul. 1797 in Bourbon Co.
Ky. ????
May have had son Clayborne Rhodes Clayborne seems to be his son,
but Hezekiah is still not proven. Hezekiah also appears on two
petitions of 1810 . Also may have had son Frederick Rhodes who lived in
Warren Cottle household in 1805 tax list. 1797 tax list of Harrison Co.
Ky. lists Jacob Roads who may be son of Andrew Rhodes . ???
also may have had son Samuel Rhodes who appears in petition of
1810 ???
George, Henry & Samuel Rhodes of Franklin Co. Mo. probably were
from the Tenn. Rhodes line and not related to our Andreas Roth family.
John Rodes , 1406 acres on Licking River, book 2, pg. 87, 18 Jan. 1783
??
American State Papers, Land Claims XV11, Vol. 2, pg. 549, Claiborne
Rhodes had three or four Spanish Land Claims in early Mo.
The year,1801, the 22nd of January, I, the undersigned, cur`e of this
parish,have received the mutual consent of Jacob Somwhalt, son of
Christophe Sommewhalt and of Elizabeth Shever, native of the state of
Pennsylvania in the United States of America and of the Presbyterian
religion on the one hand, and Sara Hosteter, daughter of Francis
Hosteter and of Franqui Sheets, native of the state of Maryland, also
in the United States of America and of the Anabaptist religion, on the
other hand. Not having discovered any impediment to their marriage, I
married them following the orders of his majesty, King of Spain,
in regard to his non-Catholic subjects established in this colony. They
have promised to faithfully fulfill and observe the laws prescribed by
the said orders, and this in the presence of witnesses, relatives and
friends who have signed here with us in our Presbytery (Priests house)
of St Charles of Missouri the day, month and year above.
Sara (X)
Hosteter
Jacob Zumwalt
Cristophe (X)
Somwhat
Andrew Rhodes
Michel (X)
Rebot
John(X)Somwhat
Henry (X)
Somwhat
Arthur Burns
Frederic (X)
Roods
F L Lusson Priest Rec. Cur`e of St Charles
DUNBAR, Thomas, British soldier, died in 1767. He became
colonel of the 48th foot, 29 April 1752, was stationed in
Nova Scotia, and joined Braddock's expedition against Fort
Duquesne. Braddock, by Washington's advice, pressed on with
1,200 chosen men on 19 June 1755, leaving Dunbar behind
with the residue of the army. After the defeat of 9 July
Dunbar destroyed his remaining artillery, burned stores and
baggage worth £100,000, pretending that it was done by
Braddock's orders, and ignominiously retreated. Dunbar was
made lieutenant governor of Gibraltar in 1756, and promoted
to lieutenant general, 18 December 1760.
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Frederick Rhodes:
1794 Harrison Co. Ky tax list
Frederick Rhodes
1795 Harrison Co. Ky tax list
Frederick Rhodes
1796 Harrison Co. Ky tax list
Frederick Rhodes
Harrison Co. Ky tax list
Frederick Rhodes
1797 Harrison Co. Ky tax list
Jacob Roads
1798 Harrison Co. Ky tax list
none
1799
None
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Claiborne Rhodes 1st. wife Unk
Spanish Land Claims in early Mo. I have plat of his Survey # 1642 in my
Lincoln Co. Plat bk.
15 May 1800... Edward Hempstead and Claiborne Rhodes. assignees of
Antoine DeJarlais. assignee of Andrew Peltier, claiming. eight hundred
arpents of land, situate in the district of St Charles; produces
the record of a consession not signed, dated the 15th of May 1800;
record of a transfer from Peltier to DeJarlais, dated 14 Jan. 1804;
record of a transfer from DeJarlais to Rhodes without date.
record of a transfer from Rhodes to Hempstead, for one half of
this tract, dated 25 Jun. 1808. It is the opinion of the board that
this claim ought not to be confirmed.
16 Jul. 1806, Claiborne Rhodes - A claim, under the second section of
the act of Congress, for six hundred arpents of land, situate on the
waters of the River Mississippi in the district of St Charles,
pruduces special permission to settle, frpm Charles Dhault
Delassus. Lt. Governor, dated 17 Feb. 1800 and a survey of the same
taken 30 Dec. 1803. Certified 20 Jan. 1804 Testimony taken16 Jul. 1806.
William Ewing, being duly sworn , says that the claimant did some time
in the fall of 1803, cut some logs, with the intent of building a
distellery; that at tha period, the Indians seeming inclined to
hostilities. he did not think it prudent to proceed any further in the
same.
Samuel griffith. being duly sworn, says that, about the time claimant
was prparing for the afresaid distillery, three young mrn were killed
by the Indians at a very small distance from the aforesaid tract.
that claimant, fearing a repetition of the same gave up his plan of
said building, that the first knowledge, he the witness, had of
claimants intention of building said distillery, was derived from
the persons whom he had engaged for the building of the same. that he
had, prior to that period, improved another tract of land,
situate on the Portage de Sioux; that he cultivated the same for three
years consecutively, to wit 1798, 1799 and 1800, that he did afterwards
at the request of the Lt. Governor, and upon the promise of manother
tract, move out of the same, and relinquish right thereto. having prior
to that complie with the Spanish law and regulation, where, vested in
the cultivator the right of domainby three years of cultivation.
It is the opinion of the board that this claim ought not to be
confirmed. 24 Nov. 1809
1809, 31 Jan. Claiborne Rhodes, assignee of David Rowland,
claiming 400 arpents of land, situate on river Cuivre, district of St
Charles, produces to the board a notice of claim to the recorder, a
conveyance from Daniel Rowland to claimant, dated 4 Mar,. 1801.
Testimony taken, 31 jan. 1809, James McKay,
sworn, says that he saw, held and read a concession from Zenon Trudeau.
Lt. Governor, to Daniel Rowland, for 400 arpents of land, witness
believes dated in 1798, said concession called for land situate
on river Cuivre, district of St Charles.
Claimant, sworn, says that Daniel Rowland told
him that he had a concession in 1801, says that he never saw it,
neither does he know where it is to be found.
Jacob Hostetter, sworn, says that Daniel
Rowland inhabited and cultivated on the land claimed in 1800, said
Rowland then had a wife and one child.
1810, 16 Jul. ought not to be
confirmed.
Territorial Papers by Carter, Vol. 13 Louisiana - Missouri Territory
Militia Appointments for the Territory of Louisiana, pg. 547
District of St Charles, 5th Company - Cleburne Rhodes, Ensign
Territorial Papers by Carter, Vol. 13 Louisiana - Missouri Territory
pg. 339, 27 Dec. 1805
Subscribers to a Memorial ( petition ) Claiborne Rhodes
1 Jan. 1806, buyers at the estate of dec’d Henry Zumwlt, Flint Hill St
Charles Co. Mo.
E.W. Laughlin One cow adjudged to Henry W. Laughlin
for 13 Piastres & half
C. Rhodes
Security Clayton Rhodes
Territorial Papers by Carter, Vol. 13 Louisiana - Missouri Territory
pg. 483, 1806, district of St Charles.
Subscribers to a Memorial ( petition ) C. Rhodes
1817 Census, St Charles Co. Mo.
Clairbourn Roods
1 male over 45
2 males under 18
1 female under 14
Claiborne Rhodes land survey # 1642 was in Lincoln Co. Mo. see Lincoln
Co. Mo. land owners atlas of 1836, pg. 15, twp. 50 - R 2 E - secs. 11,
12, 16,17
"The Missourian" List of letters in the Post office at St
Charles, Mo. on 30 June 1820 -- Claiborne Rhodes
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1804 - 1806 St Charles Co. Mo. Residents
Claibourne Rhodes
Frederick Rhodes
Francis Roads
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Terr. Papers, Petition 1805 as they appeared as neighbors pg. 339
Christopher Zeumalt
Jacob Zeumalt
Peter Zeumalt
Christopher Zeumalt Jr.
Aam Zeumalt
John Zeumalt
Wm. Spurgin
James Callaway
Claiborne Rhodes
(Index shows, Rhodes C. ,on pg. 483 I did not find hin there)
Jan. 1806 Plaintiff Claiborne Rhodes, Defendant, Martin Woods,
damages $200.
Defendant promised to pay $37. in Merchantable Pork
Jan. 1806 Plaintiff John Campbell, defendant Claiborne Rhodes, debt.
damages $100., defendant was accused of breaking monopoly on ferry
traffic across the Mississippi River from Cahokia to St Louis.
Jan. 1806 plaintiff Claiborne Rhodes, defendantJonathan Woods, damages
$1500., defendant was to pay in merchantable Pork, Plaintif assignee of
BenjaminAllen
Maria Roth/Rhodes: b.bef. 1770,her son Solomon Zumwalt said she
was born in Pa. she died 1 Apr. 1846 Flint Hill, St Charles Co. Mo.
History of the Pres. Church at Dardenne. Presbyterian Church, Mary
Zumwalt # 6 wife of Adam Zumwalt #5 received into the church 18 sep
1819. examined # 6 died Mar 1846. term of membership, 26 1/2
years. Page 121
Margaret Zumwalt of lawful age appears in open court and after being
duly sworn on her oath deposeth and saith that she has been aquainted
with the above named Mary Zumwalt ever since they both were children.
That the deponent and said Mary Zumwalt were both raised in the state
of Kentucky, that she knows that the above named Mary Zumwalt is the
widow of the above named Adam Zumwalt - that she was present and saw
said Adam Zumwalt and said Mary Zumwalt married, but the said deponent
has very little education and is not in the habit of keeping the date
of aforesaid marriage, but she believes it was about the time mentioned
in the foregoing declaration, towit, the 24th day of May 1785
Subscribed and sworn to in open court before the county court of Warren
County, Missouri aforesaid on this 20th day of August 1839 her
Margaret ( X ) Zumwalt
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1846, 26 April, St Charles Co. Mo. Mary Zumwalt, deceased
Letters of administration were filed by Robert Green on 22 Nov. 1847
heirs were: Rachel McConnell
Mary Ann Kent
John Zumwalt
Catherine Kent
Solomon Zumwalt
Jonathan Zumwalt
Heirs not named in estate were son Andrew
Zumwalt (Jax Line) who had left that month for Oregon and was
probably given his share of estate before he left and therefore not
mentioned. The other heir not mentioned is dau. Elizabeth Zumwalt. We
know nothing about this Elizabeth other than her being mentioned by
brother Solomon. Elizebeth, I suspect, died young before she reached
marriageable age and that is why we can find no trace of her other than
being mentioned by Solomon as child of Adam and Mary Zumwalt. Solomon
in his memoirs of his father Adam Zumwalt says: He had eight children,
John, Elizabeth, Andrew, Rachel, Maryan, Catharin, Jonathan and Solomon.
