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The Source of the Reference Material Used in This Write-Up, with Some Exceptions, Will Be Noted in Parentheses at the End of Each Reference Cited 497 REFERENCES NOTE: The source of the reference material used in this write-up, with some exceptions, will be noted in parentheses at the end of each reference cited. Reference material found in the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, as well as Family History Library reference material found on-line, will be jointly designated as (familysearch.org). 1. Newman, Harry Wright. The Stones of Poynton Manor. Published by Author, 1937. (familysearch.org) and (hathitrust.org) 2. Stone, Charles H. The Stones of Surry. Revised Edition. Charlotte, North Carolina: The Observer Printing House, 1955. (hathitrust.org) and (archive.org) 3. Charles County, Maryland Registers of Wills, 1629-1999. “Charles County, Maryland Charles County, Maryland Inventory Accounts, 1717-1735.” Will of Col. Phillip Hoskins with Additional Account of Bennet Hoskins, Executor of Oswald Hoskins, Executor of Ann Hoskins, Executrix of Col. Philip Hoskins, Deceased. (familysearch.org) 4. Charles County, Maryland Registers of Wills, 1629-1999. Volume 3, 1704-1733. Page 216. Will of Thomas Stone - will 25 May 1727 - probate 7 November 1727. (familysearch.org) 5. Charles County, Maryland Registers of Wills, 1629-1999. Volume 4, 1734-1752. Page 299. Will of Katherine (Boughton) Thomas Stone, widow of Benoni Thomas and Thomas Stone - will 31 October 1750 - probate 4 February 1750/1751. [also] Volume 3, 1704-1733. Page 57. Will of Benoni Thomas - will 10 October 1711, probate 25 February 1713. (familysearch.org) 6. Prince William County, Virginia Court Records. Order Book 1755-1757. Pages 185 and 245. (familysearch.org) 7. The Handy Book for Genealogists. Eighth Edition. Logan, UT: The Everton Publishers, Inc., Fifth Printing, 1995. 8. Stone, William M. The Chronicle of Thomas Stone of Hamilton Parish in Colonial Virginia. Lenox, Massachusetts: Published Privately by Author, April 2009. [also] Includes National Archives and Records Administration Records (NARA), as well as correspondence and additional Stone family information provided the Author by Mr. William M. Stone of Lenox, Massachusetts. 498 9. Prince William County, Virginia Probate Records, 1734-1744. Will Book C, Pages 404 & 430. (familysearch.org) 10. Laurens County, South Carolina Will Records, 1777-1803. Will Book A, Page 233. (familysearch.org) 11. Descendants of Joshua Butler and Grace Page. http://mcclure.freeservers.com/joshbutl.htm 12. Alcock, John P. Fauquier Families. Vol. 2 (supplement). Athens, Georgia: Iberian Publishing Company, 2001. 13. Approximate year of marriage is based upon the date of birth of their eldest child, Nimrod H. Stone, who was born on 1 October 1764 in Fauquier Co., VA. 14. Ellsberry, Elizabeth Prather. Mercer County, Kentucky Marriage Records, 1786- 1800. Will Records 1786-1801. Chillicothe, Missouri: Published by Compiler. 1965. (familysearch.org) 15. Mercer County, Kentucky Will Records, 1826-1835. Vol. 9, Page 230. Kentucky Probate Records, 1792-1977. Will of Thomas Stone. (familysearch.org) 16. Marriage and/or Marriage Bond/License Records, Fauquier County, Virginia. Records provided by the Fauquier County, Virginia Bicentennial Committee and Board of Supervisors. 1959. 17. The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Revolution Buried in the State of Ohio. Compiled Under the Direction of the Adjutant General. Columbus, OH: The F. J. Heer Printing Company, 1929. (archive.org) 18. Find a Grave - Stone Cemetery near Rose Valley Crossing, Green Twp., . Harrison Co., OH. (findagrave.com) 19. DAR Patriot Index and Membership Applications - National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. (familysearch.org) 20. Approximate year of marriage is based upon the date of birth of their eldest child, John Thomas Stone, who was born on 24 March 1779 in Culpeper Co., VA. 21. Genealogical record book of queries, correspondence, and family information compiled between 1888 and 1932 by Thomas Jefferson Stone (1864-1932), son of Francis Burgess Stone and Melissa Matlock. Unpublished. Copy in possession of Author, Jack MacDonald, of Powell, Wyoming. 499 22. Echoes of the Past in the Western Part of Scott County, 1775-1980. Sponsored by the Stamping Ground Woman’s Club. Vol. I & II. 1980. (familysearch.org) 23. NARA Publication: Compiled Service Records of Soldiers who Served in the American Army During the Revolutionary War, 1775-1785, Virginia, Eleventh Regiment. (Pages 14 & 15). 24. Mercer County, Kentucky Probate Records, Will Book 8, 1825-1826. Will of James Stone - will 8 May 1826, probate June 1826. (familysearch.org) 25. Hoffman, Margaret M. Granville District of North Carolina 1743-1763 - Abstracts of Miscellaneous Land Office Records. Vol. IV. (Page 333). (familysearch.org) 26. Land Warrants, Plats of Surveys, and Related Records of Granville County, North Carolina Land Office File 935. (Book 14 - Page 68). (familysearch.org) 27. Granville, North Carolina Deeds. Vol. 2 (1766-1772). Abstracted by Timothy W. Rackley. (Book 1 - Page 79). (familysearch.org) 28. Joseph Winston: His Entry Book, Surry County, North Carolina Land Entries, 1778-1781. Compiled by Agnes M. Wells, Virginia Philips, and Carol Leonard. 1987. (familysearch.org) 29. Surry County, North Carolina Deed Records. Book A, Page 375. (familysearch.org) 30. Surry County, North Carolina Tax Records, 1782. (familysearch.org) 31. Surry County, North Carolina Deed Records. Book 2, Page 24. (familysearch.org) 32. Randolph County, North Carolina Deed Records. Book 2, Page 204. (familysearch.org) 33. Randolph County, North Carolina Deed Records. Book 3, Page 345. (familysearch.org) 34. Various family tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Ancestry Family Trees. (ancestry.com). Stone - Corder Families. 35. 1790 federal census, Surry Co., NC. (ancestry.com) 36. Stokes County, North Carolina Probate Records. Will Book 49, Page 140. (familysearch.org) 500 37. Surry County, North Carolina Probate Records. Will Book 3, Page 147. Record of Wills, 1771-1963 - North Carolina Superior Court. Will of William Stone - will dated 23 March 1819, probate 1821. (familysearch.org) 38. Revolutionary War Pension Application of Ezekiel Stone of Surry County, North Carolina dated 21 August 1832. File Number: S1933 - BLWT26347-161-55, Pages 9 & 10. Transcribed by Will Graves on 15 March 2011. 39. The Biard Family. Compiled by Maud Biard Smith of Paris, Texas, 1954. (familysearch.org) 40. SAR Membership Applications, 1889-1970. Application # 78249. (ancestry.com) 41. Revolutionary War Pension Application of Conway Stone of North Carolina - Application Executed on 17 November 1832 in Monroe County, Tennessee. File No: R10213. 42. Family Record of the Barrow Family. Compiled by Andrew Jackson Barrow, 1910. (familysearch.org) 43. A List of Taxpayers for Hamilton Parish [Prince William County, Virginia] - 1751 http://www.elkrunchurch.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/1751-hamilton-parish-taxpayers.pdf 44. Laurens County, South Carolina Deed Records. Vol. 1, Books A-D 1785-1793 (1769-1793). (familysearch.org) 45. 1790 federal census, Laurens Co., SC. (ancestry.com) 46. 1800 federal census, Laurens Co., SC. (ancestry.com) 47. 1810 federal census, Laurens Co., SC. (ancestry.com) 48. Revolutionary War Pension Application of Reuben Stone of South Carolina - Application Executed on 20 August 1833 in Madison County, Alabama. File No: S32539. Transcribed and Annotated by Marilyn Meador. http://www.southerncampaign.org/pen/S32539 49. Clement, John Chandler. Elias and Elizabeth Stone of Daviess County, Indiana. Denver, Colorado: Published by Author, 2004. (familysearch.org) 50. Mercer County, Kentucky Court Records. Order Book “P,” Page 70. (familysearch.org) 501 51. Fauquier County, Virginia Probate Records. Will Book 1, Pages 430-432. (familysearch.org) 52. Family of Thomas Jackman and Hester Lee Wright. http://www.familycentral.net/index/family.cfm?ref1=5190:7178&ref2=5190:7179 53. Mercer County, Kentucky Will Records, 1826-1834. Vol. 9, Page 513. Kentucky Probate Records, 1792-1977. Will of Ann Stone, widow of Thomas Stone. (familysearch.org) 54. Parish Judges Books, 1811-1846. Parish of East Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (familysearch.org) 55. 1810 federal census, Mercer Co., KY. (ancestry.com) 56. Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application of Nimrod H. Stone Dated 6 September 1833. National Archives and Records Administration. Application Executed on 29 September 1833 in Vermillion County, Indiana. File No: S32535. 57. Early Virginia Marriages, Part I. Edited by William Armstrong Crozier. Virginia County Record Series, Volume IV. New York, NY. The Genealogical Association, 1907. 58. Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941. (ancestry.com) 59. Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Buried in Indiana. Compiled and Edited by Mrs. Roscoe C. O’Byrne. Page 346. Brookville, IN: Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution. 1938 60. 1840 federal census, East Baton Rouge Parish, LA. (ancestry.com) 61. Fauquier County, Virginia, Marriage Bonds: 1759-1854 and Marriage Returns: 1785-1848. Compiled by John Kenneth Gott. Bowie, Maryland: Published by Heritage Books, ca. 1989. (familysearch.org) 62. 1850 federal census, East Baton Rouge Parish, LA. (ancestry.com) 63. Kentucky, County Marriages, 1797-1954. (familysearch.org) 64. Mercer County, Kentucky Will Records, 1826-1835. Vol. 9, Pages 237 & 238. Kentucky Probate Records, 1792-1977. Will of Elisha Stone. (familysearch.org). 65. 1850 Federal Census, Lincoln Co., MO. (ancestry.com) 502 66. Our Family History - Gabriel Moffett, (Immigrant). Includes Gabriel’s
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