If Nancy married Gabriel Peyton in 1807 in Hardin County, Kentucky.... Amanda would be born in 1808? Other sources noted 1827.
1850 Census shows she was at the age of 23 living in the household of Gabo and Nancy Payton [and four others 'Morgan'... her sister Lydia age 22]
1880 Census unmarried at the age of 55 Hodgensville, Larue, Kentucky
"His daughter Amanda Payton stated that Gabriel Payton died at age 104 years, 9 months and was one of Kentucky's earliest pioneers that emigrated to this country when the Indians inhabited the state. (Grave marker was erected by his daughter, Amanda Payton)"
NOTE: Amanda's name is not on her sister Lydia and brother in law Stephen's tombstone. She is buried at Red Hill Cemetery as noted below.
THE LARUE COUNTY HERALD, Wed. September 30, 1885 (Abstract)
Miss Amanda Peyton died Sat. September 26, 1885 at the home of J. A. Collins and was buried here.
(contributed by Russell Perkins)
Herald News, Wed, Sep 30, 1885: Miss Amanda Peyton, an aged maiden lady, died Sep 26 at the home of J. A. Collins, with whose family she has lived for a number of years. After funeral services at the Baptist Church the remains were
interred at Red Hill Cem.
Name Jno. A. Collins [he has a son named Peter G. Collins]
Birth Abt 1851 Kentucky
Residence 1880 Hodgensville, Larue, Kentucky
Likely the same Amanda because her sister Lydia Morgan's name [and the Collins] is listed on her Will.
She asked on her Will that she "be decently buried in the Red Hill grave Yard at Hodgenville KY and a monument be erected over my Grave to cost two hundred dollars."
NAME: Amanda Payton
RESIDENCE DATE: Abt 1884
RESIDENCE PLACE: Larue County, Kentucky
WILL DATE: 20 May 1884
PROBATE DATE: 20 May 1884
PROBATE PLACE: Larue, Kentucky, USA
INFERRED DEATH YEAR: 1884
INFERRED DEATH PLACE: Kentucky, USA
ITEM DESCRIPTION: Will Book, Vol 1-2, 1843-1919
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1850 Census shows she was at the age of 23 living in the household of Gabo and Nancy Payton [and four others 'Morgan'... her sister Lydia age 22]
1880 Census unmarried at the age of 55 Hodgensville, Larue, Kentucky
"His daughter Amanda Payton stated that Gabriel Payton died at age 104 years, 9 months and was one of Kentucky's earliest pioneers that emigrated to this country when the Indians inhabited the state. (Grave marker was erected by his daughter, Amanda Payton)"
NOTE: Amanda's name is not on her sister Lydia and brother in law Stephen's tombstone. She is buried at Red Hill Cemetery as noted below.
THE LARUE COUNTY HERALD, Wed. September 30, 1885 (Abstract)
Miss Amanda Peyton died Sat. September 26, 1885 at the home of J. A. Collins and was buried here.
(contributed by Russell Perkins)
Herald News, Wed, Sep 30, 1885: Miss Amanda Peyton, an aged maiden lady, died Sep 26 at the home of J. A. Collins, with whose family she has lived for a number of years. After funeral services at the Baptist Church the remains were
interred at Red Hill Cem.
Name Jno. A. Collins [he has a son named Peter G. Collins]
Birth Abt 1851 Kentucky
Residence 1880 Hodgensville, Larue, Kentucky
Likely the same Amanda because her sister Lydia Morgan's name [and the Collins] is listed on her Will.
She asked on her Will that she "be decently buried in the Red Hill grave Yard at Hodgenville KY and a monument be erected over my Grave to cost two hundred dollars."
NAME: Amanda Payton
RESIDENCE DATE: Abt 1884
RESIDENCE PLACE: Larue County, Kentucky
WILL DATE: 20 May 1884
PROBATE DATE: 20 May 1884
PROBATE PLACE: Larue, Kentucky, USA
INFERRED DEATH YEAR: 1884
INFERRED DEATH PLACE: Kentucky, USA
ITEM DESCRIPTION: Will Book, Vol 1-2, 1843-1919
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If Nancy married Gabriel Peyton in 1807 in Hardin County, Kentucky.... Amanda would be born in 1808? Other sources noted 1827.
1850 Census shows she was at the age of 23 living in the household of Gabo and Nancy Payton [and four others 'Morgan'... her sister Lydia age 22]
1880 Census unmarried at the age of 55 Hodgensville, Larue, Kentucky
"His daughter Amanda Payton stated that Gabriel Payton died at age 104 years, 9 months and was one of Kentucky's earliest pioneers that emigrated to this country when the Indians inhabited the state. (Grave marker was erected by his daughter, Amanda Payton)"
NOTE: Amanda's name is not on her sister Lydia and brother in law Stephen's tombstone. She is buried at Red Hill Cemetery as noted below.
THE LARUE COUNTY HERALD, Wed. September 30, 1885 (Abstract)
Miss Amanda Peyton died Sat. September 26, 1885 at the home of J. A. Collins and was buried here.
(contributed by Russell Perkins)
Herald News, Wed, Sep 30, 1885: Miss Amanda Peyton, an aged maiden lady, died Sep 26 at the home of J. A. Collins, with whose family she has lived for a number of years. After funeral services at the Baptist Church the remains were
interred at Red Hill Cem.
Name Jno. A. Collins [he has a son named Peter G. Collins]
Birth Abt 1851 Kentucky
Residence 1880 Hodgensville, Larue, Kentucky
Likely the same Amanda because her sister Lydia Morgan's name [and the Collins] is listed on her Will.
She asked on her Will that she "be decently buried in the Red Hill grave Yard at Hodgenville KY and a monument be erected over my Grave to cost two hundred dollars."
NAME: Amanda Payton
RESIDENCE DATE: Abt 1884
RESIDENCE PLACE: Larue County, Kentucky
WILL DATE: 20 May 1884
PROBATE DATE: 20 May 1884
PROBATE PLACE: Larue, Kentucky, USA
INFERRED DEATH YEAR: 1884
INFERRED DEATH PLACE: Kentucky, USA
ITEM DESCRIPTION: Will Book, Vol 1-2, 1843-1919
................
1850 Census shows she was at the age of 23 living in the household of Gabo and Nancy Payton [and four others 'Morgan'... her sister Lydia age 22]
1880 Census unmarried at the age of 55 Hodgensville, Larue, Kentucky
"His daughter Amanda Payton stated that Gabriel Payton died at age 104 years, 9 months and was one of Kentucky's earliest pioneers that emigrated to this country when the Indians inhabited the state. (Grave marker was erected by his daughter, Amanda Payton)"
NOTE: Amanda's name is not on her sister Lydia and brother in law Stephen's tombstone. She is buried at Red Hill Cemetery as noted below.
THE LARUE COUNTY HERALD, Wed. September 30, 1885 (Abstract)
Miss Amanda Peyton died Sat. September 26, 1885 at the home of J. A. Collins and was buried here.
(contributed by Russell Perkins)
Herald News, Wed, Sep 30, 1885: Miss Amanda Peyton, an aged maiden lady, died Sep 26 at the home of J. A. Collins, with whose family she has lived for a number of years. After funeral services at the Baptist Church the remains were
interred at Red Hill Cem.
Name Jno. A. Collins [he has a son named Peter G. Collins]
Birth Abt 1851 Kentucky
Residence 1880 Hodgensville, Larue, Kentucky
Likely the same Amanda because her sister Lydia Morgan's name [and the Collins] is listed on her Will.
She asked on her Will that she "be decently buried in the Red Hill grave Yard at Hodgenville KY and a monument be erected over my Grave to cost two hundred dollars."
NAME: Amanda Payton
RESIDENCE DATE: Abt 1884
RESIDENCE PLACE: Larue County, Kentucky
WILL DATE: 20 May 1884
PROBATE DATE: 20 May 1884
PROBATE PLACE: Larue, Kentucky, USA
INFERRED DEATH YEAR: 1884
INFERRED DEATH PLACE: Kentucky, USA
ITEM DESCRIPTION: Will Book, Vol 1-2, 1843-1919
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