P * Margaret Francis (Peggy) Horne (ID=2)
Born: 1793 - Russell (Tazewell) or Lee County VA
Died: aft 1870
Place of Death: Lawrence Co. KY
Married: 1810
Remarks: Father possibly James Horns. Mother Francis
Spouse(1):
* Arthur Adams (ID=1)
Born: 1789 - ?? Shockoe, Halifax (Pittsylvania) Co, VA
Died: abt 1861
Place of Death: Lawrence Co. KY
Buried: According to Find A Grave Oak Hill Cemetery Webbville, Lawrence County, Kentucky. Grave marked by a rock
Married: 1810
Remarks: 1. Settled in Big Blaine, KY after Isaac was born 1817 and before John was born 1819. Isaac was born in VA and John in KY.
2. May have had brothers named John/James and Matthew (more likely Martin) Brothers went to "TN, OH, PA, somewhere else in KY.
3. On April 20, 1836 Arthur received a land warrant/grant of 150 acres on Big Blain Creek where his farm was located. Arthur and William G. Large made an agreement to sell to Arthur 50 acres of land Apr 20 1829. Was this 50 acres part of what was granted to Arthur in 1836?
Arthur and Peggy settled near Blaine in Kentucky. Arthur and Peggy were probably buried at Adams Cemetery on Wm. Adams Farm. Adams Addenda, Vol. 5, pg 30, 1975:
Ersella A. Burchett furnished history of Arthur Adams/Peggy Horne. She states that he had brothers Matthew and James (or John). Matthew moved to Tennessee and John to Floyd County. Editor notes that Arthur, Matthew, and John appear in 1820 Floyd Co. census. Adams Addenda, Vol. 25, Issue 2, 1995, page 109:
Agnes M. Kitchen questions if Arthur is son of Isaac Adams on 1820 Floyd County KY census, and grandson of Martin Adams who was in Rowan Co NC in 1780. (ED: Isaac Adams on 1820 Floyd Census is from the Moses/Stephen Adams line from NC that went to Letcher County.)
Drew B. Adams told the family story that there were three brothers from Virginia. One went to Pennsylvania; one went to Ohio; and one went to Kentucky. Kentucky Land Warrant: Arthur Adams, 150 acre Book H-2, pg 330, 4-20-1836, Lawrence, Big Blaine watercourse. FamilySearch.org
According to Familysearch tree L. L. Adams posted that Arthur's line was Isaac Adams(1759-1811), John Robert Adams(1730-1783), then William Adams(1703-1769)
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According to Find a Grave, Arthur is buried off of Right Fork Irish Creek Road: Google Maps
1830 Lawrence County Census pg 530
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