Tennessee Land grant made on 27 Mar. 1837, granted to William Whaley and Richard Evans, a sixty acre tract of land on the Middle Fork of the Little Pigeon River above Greenbriar Cove in Sevier Co, Tennessee.
William enlisted 12 Jun 1846, private in Co. A; 2nd Tennessee Volunteer Infantry. The regiment was commanded by Col. Staudifer.
William was discharged in Vera Curze, Mexico on 11 Apr 1847 with chronic pneumonia and was hospitalized there, he was a drummer in Co.A; 2nd Regiment Tennessee Volunteers and served one year in Capt. George W. McCrown's Company commanded by William T. Haskell.
Grandson of:
William Ogle (1754-1803)
Revolutionary War Soldier
Martha Jane Huskey (1756-1826)
married 1778 North Carolina.
They were the first settlers of Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
William Ogle & Martha Ogle Log Cabin was the first house built in Gatlinburg, Tennessee abt 1802, He return home to South Carolina to gather his family when he took ill and died in 1803. In 1807 Martha returned to Tennessee with her brother Peter Huskey and family. The Ogle Log Cabin is listed on the National Register of Historic Sites since 1986.
Daughter Mary Ann Ogle married Rev. William M Whaley Sr.
26 Dec 1811 Sevier, Tennessee
Son:
William M Whaley Jr. (1815-1877)
Married: Elizabeth L. Evans (1816-1896)
Children:
John Walker Whaley 1837-1922
Catherine M Whaley Parker 1839-1881
Ausburn J Whaley 1841-1897
Mary J Whaley Sharp 1842-1917
William Brazelton Whaley 1846-1902
Isaac Tillery Whaley 1846-1944
Sarah Elizabeth Whaley Manning 1849-1930
Margaret Lucinda Whaley Miller 1850-1922
Tennessee Land grant made on 27 Mar. 1837, granted to William Whaley and Richard Evans, a sixty acre tract of land on the Middle Fork of the Little Pigeon River above Greenbriar Cove in Sevier Co, Tennessee.
William enlisted 12 Jun 1846, private in Co. A; 2nd Tennessee Volunteer Infantry. The regiment was commanded by Col. Staudifer.
William was discharged in Vera Curze, Mexico on 11 Apr 1847 with chronic pneumonia and was hospitalized there, he was a drummer in Co.A; 2nd Regiment Tennessee Volunteers and served one year in Capt. George W. McCrown's Company commanded by William T. Haskell.
Grandson of:
William Ogle (1754-1803)
Revolutionary War Soldier
Martha Jane Huskey (1756-1826)
married 1778 North Carolina.
They were the first settlers of Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
William Ogle & Martha Ogle Log Cabin was the first house built in Gatlinburg, Tennessee abt 1802, He return home to South Carolina to gather his family when he took ill and died in 1803. In 1807 Martha returned to Tennessee with her brother Peter Huskey and family. The Ogle Log Cabin is listed on the National Register of Historic Sites since 1986.
Daughter Mary Ann Ogle married Rev. William M Whaley Sr.
26 Dec 1811 Sevier, Tennessee
Son:
William M Whaley Jr. (1815-1877)
Married: Elizabeth L. Evans (1816-1896)
Children:
John Walker Whaley 1837-1922
Catherine M Whaley Parker 1839-1881
Ausburn J Whaley 1841-1897
Mary J Whaley Sharp 1842-1917
William Brazelton Whaley 1846-1902
Isaac Tillery Whaley 1846-1944
Sarah Elizabeth Whaley Manning 1849-1930
Margaret Lucinda Whaley Miller 1850-1922
Gravesite Details
field stone with upside-down L
Family Members
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Alexander Whaley
1813 – unknown
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John H. "Bullhead" Whaley
1817–1909
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Martha Whaley Parton
1823–1873
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Jane "Jennie" Whaley Ownby
1826–1883
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Isaac William Whaley
1826 – unknown
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Perry Commodore Whaley
1828–1911
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Ira L Whaley
1831–1908
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Rebecca C Whaley
1832–1920
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Preston Colonel Whaley
1835–1897
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Rev George Bradford Whaley
1838–1914
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Elijah Whaley
1844–1926
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