Genealogical Quarterly, Vol. VI NO. 1, January 1983; Enoch Estep. One the 11th of January, 1926, Enoch Estep died at his house at Rock House, Raleigh County, at the age of 90. He was born on Big Coal Laurel - get the time - on the 5th of December, 1835, in Andrew Jackson's administration. He lived at his birthplace until about 1900, when he moved into Raleigh. During the days when Enoch lived on Laurel, five miles above Seth, in an old log house built by his father and in which Enoch was born, before the days of the railroad in Boone, older residents from West Fork, Pond Fork, Buffalo, in Logan county and from Wyoming county at times rembered stopping with Uncle Enoch on their way to and from Marmet - then Brownstown- perhaps they also remember fireside tales before an eight-foot open fireplace. Some of our citizens will probably remember that Enoch Estep helped whipsaw timbers used in the old brick courthouse where the Madison post office now is. =============
This was in the COAL VALLEY NEWS, Year End Brochure of Highlights of 1926======
His birth record says:
Name: Enoch Estep
Father: Joel Estep
Mother: Rebecca Hall
Birth Date:Dec 1835
County: Kanawha
State: WV
Country:USA
Married Savina Farley, 10/18/1855
Enoch and Savina children are;
Arminda b. 6 Sept 1856
Reuben b. 24 May 1858
Letha A. b. 20 June 1860
Julia A. b. 1862
Sevina b. 24 Sept 1863 (not the child of S. Farley but the daughter Eliza Halstead Ferrell the wife of Morris Farrell. Makes her 1/2 sister to others.
Lewis C. b. 5 April 1865
Mary b. Nov 1868
Matilda Alice b. 25 April 1872
Josephine b. 27 Aug 1879
Died 3/27/1896 of Catarrah of stomach.
( Catarrh of the stomach is merely a form of chronic irritation caused by a residue of hydrochloric acid in the stomach following the process of digestion. This condition is augmented by intoxicating and stimulating beverages - tobacco, liquor, beer, tea, coffee; by acids, such as vinegar, lemon, grapefruit, and pineapple juices; by cane-sugar, cereal starches, and meat. )
Married Paulina White, 9/3/1896
** He was the s/o Joel Estep Sr & Rebacca Hall.
Joel and Rebecca children are;
Wesley - 1831 - Ky
Nancy - 1832 - Ky
William R. - 1832 - Ky
Enoch - 1836 - D. Aliff line
Jonathan - 1837
Cathernie - 1842 - Boone Co.
Artie - 1843 - Kanawha Co. #179186218
Samuel - 1845
Wilburn F - 1845
Elizabeth - 1847 - Boone Co.
Lewis - 1849 - Boone Co. #143617208
One other known child, stillborn, no name or date.
*Note of interest.
January term 1860=======
AT THE COURTHOUSE OF BOONE COUNTY, JANUARY 10, 1860.
Preston P. Linville, Anderson Barker, John Hager, Jonathan Douglas and E. S. Miller, gentlemen justices, who composed the court and proceeded to the trial and examination of Enoch Estep charged with a felony by him committed within the County of Boone and within the jurisdiction of this court for this that he did on the 24th day of December, 1859, in the said county unlawfully, maliciously and feloniously stab, cut and wound one Morris Ferrell with intent to maim, disfigure, disable and kill him the said Morris Ferrell.
The defendant this day appeared in the discharge of his recognizance entered into before James Pomeroy, gentleman justice of this county, and after hearing the evidence the court is of opinion that the offense aforesaid with which the defendant Enoch Estep stands charged and ought to be tried in the Circuit Court for the County of Boone by a jury of the county and this case is remanded to the Circuit Court of Boone County at the next term thereof.
And thereupon the defendant moved the court to admit him to bail himself for his personal appearance before the jury of the Circuit Court for the county of Boone on the first day of the next spring term thereof. Which motion the Court sustained allowing the defendant to enter into recognizance, in the sum of two hundred fifty dollars to himself and with one or more good security in the like sum of two hundred and fifty dollars.
And thereupon the said Enoch Estep together with Samuel Smoot, Squire Thompson, Joel Baldwin, Jesse H. Baldwin and Squire Estep, his security, personally appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia as follows:
The said Enoch Estep in the sum of $250 and the said Samuel Smoot, Squire Thompson, Joel Baldwin, Jesse H Baldwin, and Squire Estep in the sum of $250.00 to be levied of their respective goods and chattel lands and tenements to the use of the Commonwealth of Virgina only.
But if the above bound Enoch Estep do make his appearance before the Judge of the Circuit Court for the County of Boone on the first day of the spring term next of the said court to answer said court on a bill of indictment to be preferred against him by the grand jury for the cutting, stabbing and wounding of one Morris Ferrell. And not depart therein without leave of said court then this recognizance to be void otherwise to remain in full force and vesture.
Be it remembered that on the 10th day of January, 1860, Morris Ferrell, William Farley, George Ferrell, Edwin Griffith and Ballard Farrell appeared in court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the sum of fifty dollars each to be levied of their respective goods, chattel lands and tenements to use of the Commonwealth only.
But if the said Morris Ferrell, William Farley, George Ferrell, Edwin Griffith and Ballard Ferrell do make their personal appearance before the Judge of the Circuit Court of Boone County on the first day of the spring term next, to give evidence on a bill of indictment to be preferred against Enoch Estep by the grand jury for felony and not depart therein without the leave of said court then this recognizance to be void else to remain in full force and vesture.
Be it remembered that on this 10th day of January, 1860, Joel Baldwin, William Cooper, Jesse H Baldwin, in his own right and for John Baldwin, appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the sum of fifty dollars to be levied of their respective goods and chattel lands and tenements to the use of the Commonwealth of Virginia only.
But the said Joel Baldwin, William Cooper, Jesse H Baldwin and John Baldwin do make their personal appearances before the Judge of the Circuit Court of Boone County on the first day of the spring term next to give evidence on behalf of Enoch Estep and in opposition to the Commonwealth on a charge of felony and not depart thence without leave of said court then the recognizance to be void else to remain in full force and vesture.
Whereupon this court adjourned. E. S. Miller ====================================
SECURITY FOR ENOCH ESTEP
1. Squire Estep - husband of Enoch's sister, Matilda
2. Jesse H Baldwin- husband of Enoch's sister, Lucy (Lucinda)
3. Joel Baldwin - nephew of Enoch and son of Jesse H
4. Squire Thompson - Deputy sheriff, in CA, Battle of Piedmont in 1862- No direct relationship found.
5. Samuel Smoot - no relationship found.
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WITNESSES FOR MORRIS FERRELL
1. William Farley - brother of Enoch's wife, Savina Farley
2. George Farley - brother of Morris, married to Elizabeth Linville, a daughter of one of the justices.
3. Ballard Ferrell - nephew of Morris Ferrell
4. Edwin Griffith - Father of William J. (Bud) Griffith, who married Enoch's daughter Letha much later.
( Letha was born in 1860) the year of the felony.
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WITNESSES FOR ENOCH ESTEP
1. Jesse H. Baldwin - His brother-in-law
2. Joel Baldwin - Enoch's nephew
3. John Baldwin - Enoch's nephew
4. William Cooper - Brother-in-law to Enoch's niece Celia Estep.
===============
This story was about the author of this report, Doris J Aliff, great-grandfather Enoch Estep
==============================
Genealogical Quarterly, Vol. VI NO. 1, January 1983; Enoch Estep. One the 11th of January, 1926, Enoch Estep died at his house at Rock House, Raleigh County, at the age of 90. He was born on Big Coal Laurel - get the time - on the 5th of December, 1835, in Andrew Jackson's administration. He lived at his birthplace until about 1900, when he moved into Raleigh. During the days when Enoch lived on Laurel, five miles above Seth, in an old log house built by his father and in which Enoch was born, before the days of the railroad in Boone, older residents from West Fork, Pond Fork, Buffalo, in Logan county and from Wyoming county at times membered stopping with Uncle Enoch on their way to and from Marmet - then Brownstown- perhaps they also remember fireside tales before an eight-foot open fireplace. Some of our citizens will probably remember that Enoch Estep helped whipsaw timbers used in the old brick courthouse where the Madison post office now is. =============
This was in the COAL VALLEY NEWS, Year End Brochure of Highlights of 1926======
Boone County Death Record Book 1, has the entries of deaths attended by Phy. Enoch Estep. (samples)
Book 1
page 10 line 59, Lucinda Duncan, reported 4/1/1890,
page 14 line 87, Edgar Mason, reported 1890, reported by Phy. Enoch Estep.
page 14 line 88, William Collins, reported 1890, reported by Parthina Nelson and Savina Estep.
page 20 line 120, Sara Pomroy, reported 8/12/1891, reported by Phy. Enoch Estep
page 22 line 137, Elem M. Brinkley, no Phy listed, certificate returned by Enoch Estep.
page 22 line 141, Lenard Farley, reported by Enoch Estep
page 28 line 177, white, female, reported 11/1/1892, reproted by Enoch Estep of Nelson, WV
page 34 line 211, Nancy Woodrum, reported by Enoch
page 34 line 221, Hulda Canterbury, buried 2/9/1894, Phy. Enoch
This was in the COAL VALLEY NEWS, Year End Brochure of Highlights of 1926======
His birth record says:
Name: Enoch Estep
Father: Joel Estep
Mother: Rebecca Hall
Birth Date:Dec 1835
County: Kanawha
State: WV
Country:USA
Married Savina Farley, 10/18/1855
Enoch and Savina children are;
Arminda b. 6 Sept 1856
Reuben b. 24 May 1858
Letha A. b. 20 June 1860
Julia A. b. 1862
Sevina b. 24 Sept 1863 (not the child of S. Farley but the daughter Eliza Halstead Ferrell the wife of Morris Farrell. Makes her 1/2 sister to others.
Lewis C. b. 5 April 1865
Mary b. Nov 1868
Matilda Alice b. 25 April 1872
Josephine b. 27 Aug 1879
Died 3/27/1896 of Catarrah of stomach.
( Catarrh of the stomach is merely a form of chronic irritation caused by a residue of hydrochloric acid in the stomach following the process of digestion. This condition is augmented by intoxicating and stimulating beverages - tobacco, liquor, beer, tea, coffee; by acids, such as vinegar, lemon, grapefruit, and pineapple juices; by cane-sugar, cereal starches, and meat. )
Married Paulina White, 9/3/1896
** He was the s/o Joel Estep Sr & Rebacca Hall.
Joel and Rebecca children are;
Wesley - 1831 - Ky
Nancy - 1832 - Ky
William R. - 1832 - Ky
Enoch - 1836 - D. Aliff line
Jonathan - 1837
Cathernie - 1842 - Boone Co.
Artie - 1843 - Kanawha Co. #179186218
Samuel - 1845
Wilburn F - 1845
Elizabeth - 1847 - Boone Co.
Lewis - 1849 - Boone Co. #143617208
One other known child, stillborn, no name or date.
*Note of interest.
January term 1860=======
AT THE COURTHOUSE OF BOONE COUNTY, JANUARY 10, 1860.
Preston P. Linville, Anderson Barker, John Hager, Jonathan Douglas and E. S. Miller, gentlemen justices, who composed the court and proceeded to the trial and examination of Enoch Estep charged with a felony by him committed within the County of Boone and within the jurisdiction of this court for this that he did on the 24th day of December, 1859, in the said county unlawfully, maliciously and feloniously stab, cut and wound one Morris Ferrell with intent to maim, disfigure, disable and kill him the said Morris Ferrell.
The defendant this day appeared in the discharge of his recognizance entered into before James Pomeroy, gentleman justice of this county, and after hearing the evidence the court is of opinion that the offense aforesaid with which the defendant Enoch Estep stands charged and ought to be tried in the Circuit Court for the County of Boone by a jury of the county and this case is remanded to the Circuit Court of Boone County at the next term thereof.
And thereupon the defendant moved the court to admit him to bail himself for his personal appearance before the jury of the Circuit Court for the county of Boone on the first day of the next spring term thereof. Which motion the Court sustained allowing the defendant to enter into recognizance, in the sum of two hundred fifty dollars to himself and with one or more good security in the like sum of two hundred and fifty dollars.
And thereupon the said Enoch Estep together with Samuel Smoot, Squire Thompson, Joel Baldwin, Jesse H. Baldwin and Squire Estep, his security, personally appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia as follows:
The said Enoch Estep in the sum of $250 and the said Samuel Smoot, Squire Thompson, Joel Baldwin, Jesse H Baldwin, and Squire Estep in the sum of $250.00 to be levied of their respective goods and chattel lands and tenements to the use of the Commonwealth of Virgina only.
But if the above bound Enoch Estep do make his appearance before the Judge of the Circuit Court for the County of Boone on the first day of the spring term next of the said court to answer said court on a bill of indictment to be preferred against him by the grand jury for the cutting, stabbing and wounding of one Morris Ferrell. And not depart therein without leave of said court then this recognizance to be void otherwise to remain in full force and vesture.
Be it remembered that on the 10th day of January, 1860, Morris Ferrell, William Farley, George Ferrell, Edwin Griffith and Ballard Farrell appeared in court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the sum of fifty dollars each to be levied of their respective goods, chattel lands and tenements to use of the Commonwealth only.
But if the said Morris Ferrell, William Farley, George Ferrell, Edwin Griffith and Ballard Ferrell do make their personal appearance before the Judge of the Circuit Court of Boone County on the first day of the spring term next, to give evidence on a bill of indictment to be preferred against Enoch Estep by the grand jury for felony and not depart therein without the leave of said court then this recognizance to be void else to remain in full force and vesture.
Be it remembered that on this 10th day of January, 1860, Joel Baldwin, William Cooper, Jesse H Baldwin, in his own right and for John Baldwin, appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the sum of fifty dollars to be levied of their respective goods and chattel lands and tenements to the use of the Commonwealth of Virginia only.
But the said Joel Baldwin, William Cooper, Jesse H Baldwin and John Baldwin do make their personal appearances before the Judge of the Circuit Court of Boone County on the first day of the spring term next to give evidence on behalf of Enoch Estep and in opposition to the Commonwealth on a charge of felony and not depart thence without leave of said court then the recognizance to be void else to remain in full force and vesture.
Whereupon this court adjourned. E. S. Miller ====================================
SECURITY FOR ENOCH ESTEP
1. Squire Estep - husband of Enoch's sister, Matilda
2. Jesse H Baldwin- husband of Enoch's sister, Lucy (Lucinda)
3. Joel Baldwin - nephew of Enoch and son of Jesse H
4. Squire Thompson - Deputy sheriff, in CA, Battle of Piedmont in 1862- No direct relationship found.
5. Samuel Smoot - no relationship found.
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WITNESSES FOR MORRIS FERRELL
1. William Farley - brother of Enoch's wife, Savina Farley
2. George Farley - brother of Morris, married to Elizabeth Linville, a daughter of one of the justices.
3. Ballard Ferrell - nephew of Morris Ferrell
4. Edwin Griffith - Father of William J. (Bud) Griffith, who married Enoch's daughter Letha much later.
( Letha was born in 1860) the year of the felony.
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WITNESSES FOR ENOCH ESTEP
1. Jesse H. Baldwin - His brother-in-law
2. Joel Baldwin - Enoch's nephew
3. John Baldwin - Enoch's nephew
4. William Cooper - Brother-in-law to Enoch's niece Celia Estep.
===============
This story was about the author of this report, Doris J Aliff, great-grandfather Enoch Estep
==============================
Genealogical Quarterly, Vol. VI NO. 1, January 1983; Enoch Estep. One the 11th of January, 1926, Enoch Estep died at his house at Rock House, Raleigh County, at the age of 90. He was born on Big Coal Laurel - get the time - on the 5th of December, 1835, in Andrew Jackson's administration. He lived at his birthplace until about 1900, when he moved into Raleigh. During the days when Enoch lived on Laurel, five miles above Seth, in an old log house built by his father and in which Enoch was born, before the days of the railroad in Boone, older residents from West Fork, Pond Fork, Buffalo, in Logan county and from Wyoming county at times membered stopping with Uncle Enoch on their way to and from Marmet - then Brownstown- perhaps they also remember fireside tales before an eight-foot open fireplace. Some of our citizens will probably remember that Enoch Estep helped whipsaw timbers used in the old brick courthouse where the Madison post office now is. =============
This was in the COAL VALLEY NEWS, Year End Brochure of Highlights of 1926======
Boone County Death Record Book 1, has the entries of deaths attended by Phy. Enoch Estep. (samples)
Book 1
page 10 line 59, Lucinda Duncan, reported 4/1/1890,
page 14 line 87, Edgar Mason, reported 1890, reported by Phy. Enoch Estep.
page 14 line 88, William Collins, reported 1890, reported by Parthina Nelson and Savina Estep.
page 20 line 120, Sara Pomroy, reported 8/12/1891, reported by Phy. Enoch Estep
page 22 line 137, Elem M. Brinkley, no Phy listed, certificate returned by Enoch Estep.
page 22 line 141, Lenard Farley, reported by Enoch Estep
page 28 line 177, white, female, reported 11/1/1892, reproted by Enoch Estep of Nelson, WV
page 34 line 211, Nancy Woodrum, reported by Enoch
page 34 line 221, Hulda Canterbury, buried 2/9/1894, Phy. Enoch
Genealogical Quarterly, Vol. VI NO. 1, January 1983; Enoch Estep. One the 11th of January, 1926, Enoch Estep died at his house at Rock House, Raleigh County, at the age of 90. He was born on Big Coal Laurel - get the time - on the 5th of December, 1835, in Andrew Jackson's administration. He lived at his birthplace until about 1900, when he moved into Raleigh. During the days when Enoch lived on Laurel, five miles above Seth, in an old log house built by his father and in which Enoch was born, before the days of the railroad in Boone, older residents from West Fork, Pond Fork, Buffalo, in Logan county and from Wyoming county at times rembered stopping with Uncle Enoch on their way to and from Marmet - then Brownstown- perhaps they also remember fireside tales before an eight-foot open fireplace. Some of our citizens will probably remember that Enoch Estep helped whipsaw timbers used in the old brick courthouse where the Madison post office now is. =============
This was in the COAL VALLEY NEWS, Year End Brochure of Highlights of 1926======
His birth record says:
Name: Enoch Estep
Father: Joel Estep
Mother: Rebecca Hall
Birth Date:Dec 1835
County: Kanawha
State: WV
Country:USA
Married Savina Farley, 10/18/1855
Enoch and Savina children are;
Arminda b. 6 Sept 1856
Reuben b. 24 May 1858
Letha A. b. 20 June 1860
Julia A. b. 1862
Sevina b. 24 Sept 1863 (not the child of S. Farley but the daughter Eliza Halstead Ferrell the wife of Morris Farrell. Makes her 1/2 sister to others.
Lewis C. b. 5 April 1865
Mary b. Nov 1868
Matilda Alice b. 25 April 1872
Josephine b. 27 Aug 1879
Died 3/27/1896 of Catarrah of stomach.
( Catarrh of the stomach is merely a form of chronic irritation caused by a residue of hydrochloric acid in the stomach following the process of digestion. This condition is augmented by intoxicating and stimulating beverages - tobacco, liquor, beer, tea, coffee; by acids, such as vinegar, lemon, grapefruit, and pineapple juices; by cane-sugar, cereal starches, and meat. )
Married Paulina White, 9/3/1896
** He was the s/o Joel Estep Sr & Rebacca Hall.
Joel and Rebecca children are;
Wesley - 1831 - Ky
Nancy - 1832 - Ky
William R. - 1832 - Ky
Enoch - 1836 - D. Aliff line
Jonathan - 1837
Cathernie - 1842 - Boone Co.
Artie - 1843 - Kanawha Co. #179186218
Samuel - 1845
Wilburn F - 1845
Elizabeth - 1847 - Boone Co.
Lewis - 1849 - Boone Co. #143617208
One other known child, stillborn, no name or date.
*Note of interest.
January term 1860=======
AT THE COURTHOUSE OF BOONE COUNTY, JANUARY 10, 1860.
Preston P. Linville, Anderson Barker, John Hager, Jonathan Douglas and E. S. Miller, gentlemen justices, who composed the court and proceeded to the trial and examination of Enoch Estep charged with a felony by him committed within the County of Boone and within the jurisdiction of this court for this that he did on the 24th day of December, 1859, in the said county unlawfully, maliciously and feloniously stab, cut and wound one Morris Ferrell with intent to maim, disfigure, disable and kill him the said Morris Ferrell.
The defendant this day appeared in the discharge of his recognizance entered into before James Pomeroy, gentleman justice of this county, and after hearing the evidence the court is of opinion that the offense aforesaid with which the defendant Enoch Estep stands charged and ought to be tried in the Circuit Court for the County of Boone by a jury of the county and this case is remanded to the Circuit Court of Boone County at the next term thereof.
And thereupon the defendant moved the court to admit him to bail himself for his personal appearance before the jury of the Circuit Court for the county of Boone on the first day of the next spring term thereof. Which motion the Court sustained allowing the defendant to enter into recognizance, in the sum of two hundred fifty dollars to himself and with one or more good security in the like sum of two hundred and fifty dollars.
And thereupon the said Enoch Estep together with Samuel Smoot, Squire Thompson, Joel Baldwin, Jesse H. Baldwin and Squire Estep, his security, personally appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia as follows:
The said Enoch Estep in the sum of $250 and the said Samuel Smoot, Squire Thompson, Joel Baldwin, Jesse H Baldwin, and Squire Estep in the sum of $250.00 to be levied of their respective goods and chattel lands and tenements to the use of the Commonwealth of Virgina only.
But if the above bound Enoch Estep do make his appearance before the Judge of the Circuit Court for the County of Boone on the first day of the spring term next of the said court to answer said court on a bill of indictment to be preferred against him by the grand jury for the cutting, stabbing and wounding of one Morris Ferrell. And not depart therein without leave of said court then this recognizance to be void otherwise to remain in full force and vesture.
Be it remembered that on the 10th day of January, 1860, Morris Ferrell, William Farley, George Ferrell, Edwin Griffith and Ballard Farrell appeared in court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the sum of fifty dollars each to be levied of their respective goods, chattel lands and tenements to use of the Commonwealth only.
But if the said Morris Ferrell, William Farley, George Ferrell, Edwin Griffith and Ballard Ferrell do make their personal appearance before the Judge of the Circuit Court of Boone County on the first day of the spring term next, to give evidence on a bill of indictment to be preferred against Enoch Estep by the grand jury for felony and not depart therein without the leave of said court then this recognizance to be void else to remain in full force and vesture.
Be it remembered that on this 10th day of January, 1860, Joel Baldwin, William Cooper, Jesse H Baldwin, in his own right and for John Baldwin, appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the sum of fifty dollars to be levied of their respective goods and chattel lands and tenements to the use of the Commonwealth of Virginia only.
But the said Joel Baldwin, William Cooper, Jesse H Baldwin and John Baldwin do make their personal appearances before the Judge of the Circuit Court of Boone County on the first day of the spring term next to give evidence on behalf of Enoch Estep and in opposition to the Commonwealth on a charge of felony and not depart thence without leave of said court then the recognizance to be void else to remain in full force and vesture.
Whereupon this court adjourned. E. S. Miller ====================================
SECURITY FOR ENOCH ESTEP
1. Squire Estep - husband of Enoch's sister, Matilda
2. Jesse H Baldwin- husband of Enoch's sister, Lucy (Lucinda)
3. Joel Baldwin - nephew of Enoch and son of Jesse H
4. Squire Thompson - Deputy sheriff, in CA, Battle of Piedmont in 1862- No direct relationship found.
5. Samuel Smoot - no relationship found.
====================================
WITNESSES FOR MORRIS FERRELL
1. William Farley - brother of Enoch's wife, Savina Farley
2. George Farley - brother of Morris, married to Elizabeth Linville, a daughter of one of the justices.
3. Ballard Ferrell - nephew of Morris Ferrell
4. Edwin Griffith - Father of William J. (Bud) Griffith, who married Enoch's daughter Letha much later.
( Letha was born in 1860) the year of the felony.
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WITNESSES FOR ENOCH ESTEP
1. Jesse H. Baldwin - His brother-in-law
2. Joel Baldwin - Enoch's nephew
3. John Baldwin - Enoch's nephew
4. William Cooper - Brother-in-law to Enoch's niece Celia Estep.
===============
This story was about the author of this report, Doris J Aliff, great-grandfather Enoch Estep
==============================
Genealogical Quarterly, Vol. VI NO. 1, January 1983; Enoch Estep. One the 11th of January, 1926, Enoch Estep died at his house at Rock House, Raleigh County, at the age of 90. He was born on Big Coal Laurel - get the time - on the 5th of December, 1835, in Andrew Jackson's administration. He lived at his birthplace until about 1900, when he moved into Raleigh. During the days when Enoch lived on Laurel, five miles above Seth, in an old log house built by his father and in which Enoch was born, before the days of the railroad in Boone, older residents from West Fork, Pond Fork, Buffalo, in Logan county and from Wyoming county at times membered stopping with Uncle Enoch on their way to and from Marmet - then Brownstown- perhaps they also remember fireside tales before an eight-foot open fireplace. Some of our citizens will probably remember that Enoch Estep helped whipsaw timbers used in the old brick courthouse where the Madison post office now is. =============
This was in the COAL VALLEY NEWS, Year End Brochure of Highlights of 1926======
Boone County Death Record Book 1, has the entries of deaths attended by Phy. Enoch Estep. (samples)
Book 1
page 10 line 59, Lucinda Duncan, reported 4/1/1890,
page 14 line 87, Edgar Mason, reported 1890, reported by Phy. Enoch Estep.
page 14 line 88, William Collins, reported 1890, reported by Parthina Nelson and Savina Estep.
page 20 line 120, Sara Pomroy, reported 8/12/1891, reported by Phy. Enoch Estep
page 22 line 137, Elem M. Brinkley, no Phy listed, certificate returned by Enoch Estep.
page 22 line 141, Lenard Farley, reported by Enoch Estep
page 28 line 177, white, female, reported 11/1/1892, reproted by Enoch Estep of Nelson, WV
page 34 line 211, Nancy Woodrum, reported by Enoch
page 34 line 221, Hulda Canterbury, buried 2/9/1894, Phy. Enoch
This was in the COAL VALLEY NEWS, Year End Brochure of Highlights of 1926======
His birth record says:
Name: Enoch Estep
Father: Joel Estep
Mother: Rebecca Hall
Birth Date:Dec 1835
County: Kanawha
State: WV
Country:USA
Married Savina Farley, 10/18/1855
Enoch and Savina children are;
Arminda b. 6 Sept 1856
Reuben b. 24 May 1858
Letha A. b. 20 June 1860
Julia A. b. 1862
Sevina b. 24 Sept 1863 (not the child of S. Farley but the daughter Eliza Halstead Ferrell the wife of Morris Farrell. Makes her 1/2 sister to others.
Lewis C. b. 5 April 1865
Mary b. Nov 1868
Matilda Alice b. 25 April 1872
Josephine b. 27 Aug 1879
Died 3/27/1896 of Catarrah of stomach.
( Catarrh of the stomach is merely a form of chronic irritation caused by a residue of hydrochloric acid in the stomach following the process of digestion. This condition is augmented by intoxicating and stimulating beverages - tobacco, liquor, beer, tea, coffee; by acids, such as vinegar, lemon, grapefruit, and pineapple juices; by cane-sugar, cereal starches, and meat. )
Married Paulina White, 9/3/1896
** He was the s/o Joel Estep Sr & Rebacca Hall.
Joel and Rebecca children are;
Wesley - 1831 - Ky
Nancy - 1832 - Ky
William R. - 1832 - Ky
Enoch - 1836 - D. Aliff line
Jonathan - 1837
Cathernie - 1842 - Boone Co.
Artie - 1843 - Kanawha Co. #179186218
Samuel - 1845
Wilburn F - 1845
Elizabeth - 1847 - Boone Co.
Lewis - 1849 - Boone Co. #143617208
One other known child, stillborn, no name or date.
*Note of interest.
January term 1860=======
AT THE COURTHOUSE OF BOONE COUNTY, JANUARY 10, 1860.
Preston P. Linville, Anderson Barker, John Hager, Jonathan Douglas and E. S. Miller, gentlemen justices, who composed the court and proceeded to the trial and examination of Enoch Estep charged with a felony by him committed within the County of Boone and within the jurisdiction of this court for this that he did on the 24th day of December, 1859, in the said county unlawfully, maliciously and feloniously stab, cut and wound one Morris Ferrell with intent to maim, disfigure, disable and kill him the said Morris Ferrell.
The defendant this day appeared in the discharge of his recognizance entered into before James Pomeroy, gentleman justice of this county, and after hearing the evidence the court is of opinion that the offense aforesaid with which the defendant Enoch Estep stands charged and ought to be tried in the Circuit Court for the County of Boone by a jury of the county and this case is remanded to the Circuit Court of Boone County at the next term thereof.
And thereupon the defendant moved the court to admit him to bail himself for his personal appearance before the jury of the Circuit Court for the county of Boone on the first day of the next spring term thereof. Which motion the Court sustained allowing the defendant to enter into recognizance, in the sum of two hundred fifty dollars to himself and with one or more good security in the like sum of two hundred and fifty dollars.
And thereupon the said Enoch Estep together with Samuel Smoot, Squire Thompson, Joel Baldwin, Jesse H. Baldwin and Squire Estep, his security, personally appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia as follows:
The said Enoch Estep in the sum of $250 and the said Samuel Smoot, Squire Thompson, Joel Baldwin, Jesse H Baldwin, and Squire Estep in the sum of $250.00 to be levied of their respective goods and chattel lands and tenements to the use of the Commonwealth of Virgina only.
But if the above bound Enoch Estep do make his appearance before the Judge of the Circuit Court for the County of Boone on the first day of the spring term next of the said court to answer said court on a bill of indictment to be preferred against him by the grand jury for the cutting, stabbing and wounding of one Morris Ferrell. And not depart therein without leave of said court then this recognizance to be void otherwise to remain in full force and vesture.
Be it remembered that on the 10th day of January, 1860, Morris Ferrell, William Farley, George Ferrell, Edwin Griffith and Ballard Farrell appeared in court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the sum of fifty dollars each to be levied of their respective goods, chattel lands and tenements to use of the Commonwealth only.
But if the said Morris Ferrell, William Farley, George Ferrell, Edwin Griffith and Ballard Ferrell do make their personal appearance before the Judge of the Circuit Court of Boone County on the first day of the spring term next, to give evidence on a bill of indictment to be preferred against Enoch Estep by the grand jury for felony and not depart therein without the leave of said court then this recognizance to be void else to remain in full force and vesture.
Be it remembered that on this 10th day of January, 1860, Joel Baldwin, William Cooper, Jesse H Baldwin, in his own right and for John Baldwin, appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves to owe and be indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the sum of fifty dollars to be levied of their respective goods and chattel lands and tenements to the use of the Commonwealth of Virginia only.
But the said Joel Baldwin, William Cooper, Jesse H Baldwin and John Baldwin do make their personal appearances before the Judge of the Circuit Court of Boone County on the first day of the spring term next to give evidence on behalf of Enoch Estep and in opposition to the Commonwealth on a charge of felony and not depart thence without leave of said court then the recognizance to be void else to remain in full force and vesture.
Whereupon this court adjourned. E. S. Miller ====================================
SECURITY FOR ENOCH ESTEP
1. Squire Estep - husband of Enoch's sister, Matilda
2. Jesse H Baldwin- husband of Enoch's sister, Lucy (Lucinda)
3. Joel Baldwin - nephew of Enoch and son of Jesse H
4. Squire Thompson - Deputy sheriff, in CA, Battle of Piedmont in 1862- No direct relationship found.
5. Samuel Smoot - no relationship found.
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WITNESSES FOR MORRIS FERRELL
1. William Farley - brother of Enoch's wife, Savina Farley
2. George Farley - brother of Morris, married to Elizabeth Linville, a daughter of one of the justices.
3. Ballard Ferrell - nephew of Morris Ferrell
4. Edwin Griffith - Father of William J. (Bud) Griffith, who married Enoch's daughter Letha much later.
( Letha was born in 1860) the year of the felony.
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WITNESSES FOR ENOCH ESTEP
1. Jesse H. Baldwin - His brother-in-law
2. Joel Baldwin - Enoch's nephew
3. John Baldwin - Enoch's nephew
4. William Cooper - Brother-in-law to Enoch's niece Celia Estep.
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This story was about the author of this report, Doris J Aliff, great-grandfather Enoch Estep
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Genealogical Quarterly, Vol. VI NO. 1, January 1983; Enoch Estep. One the 11th of January, 1926, Enoch Estep died at his house at Rock House, Raleigh County, at the age of 90. He was born on Big Coal Laurel - get the time - on the 5th of December, 1835, in Andrew Jackson's administration. He lived at his birthplace until about 1900, when he moved into Raleigh. During the days when Enoch lived on Laurel, five miles above Seth, in an old log house built by his father and in which Enoch was born, before the days of the railroad in Boone, older residents from West Fork, Pond Fork, Buffalo, in Logan county and from Wyoming county at times membered stopping with Uncle Enoch on their way to and from Marmet - then Brownstown- perhaps they also remember fireside tales before an eight-foot open fireplace. Some of our citizens will probably remember that Enoch Estep helped whipsaw timbers used in the old brick courthouse where the Madison post office now is. =============
This was in the COAL VALLEY NEWS, Year End Brochure of Highlights of 1926======
Boone County Death Record Book 1, has the entries of deaths attended by Phy. Enoch Estep. (samples)
Book 1
page 10 line 59, Lucinda Duncan, reported 4/1/1890,
page 14 line 87, Edgar Mason, reported 1890, reported by Phy. Enoch Estep.
page 14 line 88, William Collins, reported 1890, reported by Parthina Nelson and Savina Estep.
page 20 line 120, Sara Pomroy, reported 8/12/1891, reported by Phy. Enoch Estep
page 22 line 137, Elem M. Brinkley, no Phy listed, certificate returned by Enoch Estep.
page 22 line 141, Lenard Farley, reported by Enoch Estep
page 28 line 177, white, female, reported 11/1/1892, reproted by Enoch Estep of Nelson, WV
page 34 line 211, Nancy Woodrum, reported by Enoch
page 34 line 221, Hulda Canterbury, buried 2/9/1894, Phy. Enoch
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