Parents
Lamuel Samuel Parker 1727 - 1798
Rachel S Williams
Spouse of David William Asher
1 of the 4 headstone that are in the same row as James Asher
Old Funeral Home Marker
David and Rachel Married Dec 20, 1785
Gates, North Carolina
To this union the following known children
1. Caroline Asher
2. Rachel Marinda Asher
3. David Asher 1785 –
4. Michael Asher 1787 –
5. Elizabeth Asher1788 –
6. Amos Asher 1790 – 1838
7. Charles Asher 1790 – 1868
8. Joseph Samuel Asher 1791 – 1882
9. Solomon Asher 1793 – 1873
10. Leonard Asher 1794 – 1860
11. William Asher 1797 – 1848
12. Samuel Asher 1800 –
13. Sarah Asher 1800 – 1884
14. David Asher 1801 – 1803
15. Thomas Asher 1802 – 1869
16. Jacob Asher 1818 – 1869
17. Samuel Asher 1825 –
David Asher was born in the County of Burke, NC (which later became Washington County, TN) on 6-12-1759 and was most likely the son of Charles Asher, Sr., a Virginia-Scotsman, who was born ca. 1739 and killed by Indians on July 23, 1780, and the grandson of William Asher, born ca. 1720 in Virginia. .
David served in the Revolutionary War and was discharged at Tate's Mill, Burke Co, NC. He walked from the Watauga River, in what is now Hawkins County, TN, through the Blue Ridge country to New River with Jacob Alexander, fighting Indians. .
After the war, David moved to Granger Co, TN before Tennessee became a state. He then moved to Anderson Co, TN, Roane Co, TN, Washington Co, MO in 1836, and finally to Reynolds Co, MO, where he spent the remainder of his life and where he died after passing the centurion mark. He married a woman named Rachel, who was born in 1760 in Virginia, and is buried with her husband in the Asher Cemetery of Reynolds County, MO. She, too, was over 100 years of age at the time of her death
Lamuel Samuel Parker 1727 - 1798
Rachel S Williams
Spouse of David William Asher
1 of the 4 headstone that are in the same row as James Asher
Old Funeral Home Marker
David and Rachel Married Dec 20, 1785
Gates, North Carolina
To this union the following known children
1. Caroline Asher
2. Rachel Marinda Asher
3. David Asher 1785 –
4. Michael Asher 1787 –
5. Elizabeth Asher1788 –
6. Amos Asher 1790 – 1838
7. Charles Asher 1790 – 1868
8. Joseph Samuel Asher 1791 – 1882
9. Solomon Asher 1793 – 1873
10. Leonard Asher 1794 – 1860
11. William Asher 1797 – 1848
12. Samuel Asher 1800 –
13. Sarah Asher 1800 – 1884
14. David Asher 1801 – 1803
15. Thomas Asher 1802 – 1869
16. Jacob Asher 1818 – 1869
17. Samuel Asher 1825 –
David Asher was born in the County of Burke, NC (which later became Washington County, TN) on 6-12-1759 and was most likely the son of Charles Asher, Sr., a Virginia-Scotsman, who was born ca. 1739 and killed by Indians on July 23, 1780, and the grandson of William Asher, born ca. 1720 in Virginia. .
David served in the Revolutionary War and was discharged at Tate's Mill, Burke Co, NC. He walked from the Watauga River, in what is now Hawkins County, TN, through the Blue Ridge country to New River with Jacob Alexander, fighting Indians. .
After the war, David moved to Granger Co, TN before Tennessee became a state. He then moved to Anderson Co, TN, Roane Co, TN, Washington Co, MO in 1836, and finally to Reynolds Co, MO, where he spent the remainder of his life and where he died after passing the centurion mark. He married a woman named Rachel, who was born in 1760 in Virginia, and is buried with her husband in the Asher Cemetery of Reynolds County, MO. She, too, was over 100 years of age at the time of her death
Parents
Lamuel Samuel Parker 1727 - 1798
Rachel S Williams
Spouse of David William Asher
1 of the 4 headstone that are in the same row as James Asher
Old Funeral Home Marker
David and Rachel Married Dec 20, 1785
Gates, North Carolina
To this union the following known children
1. Caroline Asher
2. Rachel Marinda Asher
3. David Asher 1785 –
4. Michael Asher 1787 –
5. Elizabeth Asher1788 –
6. Amos Asher 1790 – 1838
7. Charles Asher 1790 – 1868
8. Joseph Samuel Asher 1791 – 1882
9. Solomon Asher 1793 – 1873
10. Leonard Asher 1794 – 1860
11. William Asher 1797 – 1848
12. Samuel Asher 1800 –
13. Sarah Asher 1800 – 1884
14. David Asher 1801 – 1803
15. Thomas Asher 1802 – 1869
16. Jacob Asher 1818 – 1869
17. Samuel Asher 1825 –
David Asher was born in the County of Burke, NC (which later became Washington County, TN) on 6-12-1759 and was most likely the son of Charles Asher, Sr., a Virginia-Scotsman, who was born ca. 1739 and killed by Indians on July 23, 1780, and the grandson of William Asher, born ca. 1720 in Virginia. .
David served in the Revolutionary War and was discharged at Tate's Mill, Burke Co, NC. He walked from the Watauga River, in what is now Hawkins County, TN, through the Blue Ridge country to New River with Jacob Alexander, fighting Indians. .
After the war, David moved to Granger Co, TN before Tennessee became a state. He then moved to Anderson Co, TN, Roane Co, TN, Washington Co, MO in 1836, and finally to Reynolds Co, MO, where he spent the remainder of his life and where he died after passing the centurion mark. He married a woman named Rachel, who was born in 1760 in Virginia, and is buried with her husband in the Asher Cemetery of Reynolds County, MO. She, too, was over 100 years of age at the time of her death
Lamuel Samuel Parker 1727 - 1798
Rachel S Williams
Spouse of David William Asher
1 of the 4 headstone that are in the same row as James Asher
Old Funeral Home Marker
David and Rachel Married Dec 20, 1785
Gates, North Carolina
To this union the following known children
1. Caroline Asher
2. Rachel Marinda Asher
3. David Asher 1785 –
4. Michael Asher 1787 –
5. Elizabeth Asher1788 –
6. Amos Asher 1790 – 1838
7. Charles Asher 1790 – 1868
8. Joseph Samuel Asher 1791 – 1882
9. Solomon Asher 1793 – 1873
10. Leonard Asher 1794 – 1860
11. William Asher 1797 – 1848
12. Samuel Asher 1800 –
13. Sarah Asher 1800 – 1884
14. David Asher 1801 – 1803
15. Thomas Asher 1802 – 1869
16. Jacob Asher 1818 – 1869
17. Samuel Asher 1825 –
David Asher was born in the County of Burke, NC (which later became Washington County, TN) on 6-12-1759 and was most likely the son of Charles Asher, Sr., a Virginia-Scotsman, who was born ca. 1739 and killed by Indians on July 23, 1780, and the grandson of William Asher, born ca. 1720 in Virginia. .
David served in the Revolutionary War and was discharged at Tate's Mill, Burke Co, NC. He walked from the Watauga River, in what is now Hawkins County, TN, through the Blue Ridge country to New River with Jacob Alexander, fighting Indians. .
After the war, David moved to Granger Co, TN before Tennessee became a state. He then moved to Anderson Co, TN, Roane Co, TN, Washington Co, MO in 1836, and finally to Reynolds Co, MO, where he spent the remainder of his life and where he died after passing the centurion mark. He married a woman named Rachel, who was born in 1760 in Virginia, and is buried with her husband in the Asher Cemetery of Reynolds County, MO. She, too, was over 100 years of age at the time of her death
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