3. William LaHue (William ) was born in 1770 in Frederick County, Virginia. He died on 24 Feb 1858 in Harrison County, Indiana. He was buried in Carr-LaHue Cemetery, Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana.
1800 Tax List of Wythe County, Virginia, List B, Page 13, William Lehew Jr, 1 white male, 4 horses, $48
Wythe County, Virginia, Order book, 1790, 1795-1805, 13 Sep 1803, Grand jury appointed - Samuel Graham, John Jones, Henry Cresly, William Lehue, John Calfee, Barnett Lowman, Peter Pinkley, Anthony Toncray, Joseph Irvine, Lewis Woolford, John Daoks, Henry Umbarger, Michael Steffey Sr, Peter Deckart, John Townsend, John Houndshell, William Cooper and Gasper Vaught
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book, 1805-1820, 14 Mar 1809, William Lehue appointed overseer of the road replacing Jos Atkins Jr.
1810 census of Wythe County, Virginia, William Lehew, 3 males 10-15, 1 male 26-44, 1 female 10-15 1 female 26-44
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book 1805-1820, 9 Oct 1810, Alexander Miller appointed overseer of the road replacing William Lehue.
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book, 1805-1820, 12 Jul 1814, On the application of John Howard, it is ordered that Randolph Fugate, William Lehue and Henry Davis are to view the way proposed for a wagon from Fugates Ford up the north side of the new river crossing at the mouth of Reed Island and from thence to James Calfee's mill and report.
Southwest Virginia Tax Assessments, 1815, Grayson, Lee, Scott, Russell, Washington And Wythe Counties And Supplement, compiled by Mary B. Kegley, 1991, page 135, William Lehu (Lehew), one farm adjoining the lands of John Crockett and James Simpson, 260 acres having thereon one dwelling house of wood, two stories, 20 feet by 18 feet, one "cabben roof'd" barn, kitchen, smoke house, spring house, corn crib, valued at $900.
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book, 1805-1820, 15 Nov 1815, William Lehue served on a jury hearing the case of Adolph Florey Jr who was indicted for petit larceny.
Harrison County, Indiana, Deed Book A, page 312, 23 Mar 1817, John Hurst to William Lehew, deed for 176 1/2 acres for $1500.
Hoosier Genealogy, Vol 29, #4, Indiana Historial Society, Dec 1989, List of Harrison County Voters, Corydon, Oct 1818, William LaHue
1820 census of Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M33-14, page 59, William Lahue, 1 male 18-26, 1 male > 45, 1 female < 10, 1 female 16-26, 1 female > 45
1830 census of Harrison Township, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M19-27, page 73, William Lahue, 2 males < 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 60-70, 2 females < 5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40.
1840 census of Harrison County, Indiana, M704-82, page 244, William Lahue, 2 males 5-10, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 70-80, 1 female < 5, 1 female 5-10, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 50-60
1850 census of District 45, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M432-149, page 310,Wm Lahue, 80, born in Virginia, Nancy, 55, born in Tennessee, Emily, 22, born in Indiana, George W, 21, born in Indiana, Isaac, 19, born in Indiana, Joseph, 20, born in Indiana, Margaret, 17, born in Indiana, Spencer, 15, born in Indiana, Harriet, 12, born in Indiana, Charles J, 3, born in Indiana.
Peter Lehew of Front Royal, Virginia, by James Huston LeHue and Edith Foster, 1967, page 26, both William and Nancy are buried in the LaHue burying ground on the Ellwanger Farm at Hursttown in Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana. The cemetery overlooks Big Indian Creek. William's stone reads "William LaHue, Consort of Nancy LaHue, died Feb 24, 1858, age 95 years. William and his family probably moved from Frederick County, Virginia to Wythe County, Virginia around 1799. His first land purchase in Wythe County, Virginia was in 1799 and the Wythe County record says "William Lehu of County of Frederick, Virginia." The last Wythe county record we found for him was an 1816 record - William and Delphy, his wife, sold the land in Wythe County on which they had lived. This indicated that Delphia, his first wife, was still alive in 1816, and perhaps died between 1816 and 1824, when William married for the 2nd time. William's name (recorded in both Lahue and Lehu forms in the earlier records) appears for the 1st time in Harrison County, Indiana, deed records in march of 1817, when he bought property from John Hurst, Sr. William's residence was Harrison County. William Lahue left a will dated 19 Feb 1850. It was entered for probate in Harrison County, Indiana, on 8 mar 1858. The final settlement is dated 11 Nov 1859. This will name as heirs William's wife Nancy and the following children: George Washington LaHue; Joseph Lahue; Isaac Lahue; Spencer Lahue; Harriet Lahue (under age at date of will - died in 1852 before her father; John Lahue; Sarah Jamison, formerly Sarah Lahue; William Lahue Jr; Emily Lahue; Margaret Lahue.
William married Delphia McLoad on 19 Apr 1792 in Frederick County, Virginia. Delphia was born about 1772. She died before 1824.
They had the following children.
+ 14 F i Sarah LaHue was born on 23 Sep 1798. She died on 16 Feb 1880. + 15 M ii John LaHue was born on 12 Sep 1799. He died on 12 Sep 1886.
William also married Nancy Cline, daughter of John Cline and Rachel Bennett, on 24 Jan 1824 in Harrison County, Indiana. Nancy was born in 1794 in Tennessee. She died on 13 Dec 1864 in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Carr-LaHue Cemetery, Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana.
1860 census of Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M653-264, page 292, Nancy Lahue, 64, born in Tennessee, Joseph, 30, born in Indiana, Mary E, 22, born in Indiana, Fillmore, 4, born in Indiana, Wm H, 2, born in Indiana, John, 7 months, born in Indiana, Spencer, 25, born in Indiana, George J, 14, born in Indiana, Mary E Boley, 11, born in Indiana, Margaret Lahue, 28, born in Indiana.
They had the following children.
+ 16 M iii William LaHue was born in 1824. He died on 13 Apr 1861. 17 F iv Martha LaHue was born on 14 Mar 1826 in Harrison County, Indiana. She died on 22 Apr 1843 in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Carr-LaHue Cemetery, Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana. 18 F v Emily LaHue was born in 1828 in Harrison County, Indiana. She died before 1860 in Harrison County, Indiana. + 19 M vi George Washington LaHue was born on 31 Jan 1828. He died in Feb 1913. + 20 M vii Joseph LaHue was born on 15 Apr 1829. He died on 4 Feb 1865. + 21 M viii Dr Isaac LaHue was born on 7 Jun 1830. He died on 7 May 1916. + 22 F ix Margaret LaHue was born in 1831. She died after 1880. + 23 M x Spencer LaHue was born in Apr 1835. He died on 3 Apr 1913. 24 F xi Harriet LaHue was born in Nov 1837 in Harrison County, Indiana. She died on 26 Aug 1852 in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Carr-LaHue Cemetery, Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana.
4. Rebecca Lehew (William ) was born in 1771 in Frederick County, Virginia. She died before 1840 in Washington County, Indiana.
Rebecca married Ebenezer Liston about 1792 in probably Wythe County, Virginia. Ebenezer was born about 1770. He died before 1840 in Washington County, Indiana. He was buried in McElyea Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana.
Wythe County, Virginia, Deed Book 1 page 277, 16 Jun 1795, Robert Simpson and his wife Mary to Ebenezer Liston, 100 acres by survey, 13 Apr 1790, on Reed Creek, adjoining William Pearce.
Wythe County, Virginia, Entry Book 1, page 261, 9 Feb 1796, Andrew Crockett and James Crockett enter 350 acres on a treasury warrent 6 Jun 1794 on Reed Creek adjoining William Pearce, David Sloan, Abeneser Liston, John Craig and the Purgatory Tract.
1800 Tax List of Wythe County, Virginia, Ebenezer Liston, List B, page 13, 1 white male > 16, 2 horses, $24.
Wythe County, Virginia, Court Orders, 1795-1810, 10 Feb 1810, Liston, Ebenezer paid $3.50 for 56 hours of patrol.
1810 census of Harrison Township, Harrison County, Indiana, Ebenezer Liston, 6 males, 5 females, no slaves.
1820 Census of Washington County, Indiana, NARA M33_14, page 213, Ebenezer Liston, 1 male < 10, 2 males < 10-16, 1 male 16-18, 1 male 18-26, 1 male > 45, 1 female > 45.
1830 Census of Washington County, Indiana, NARA M19-31, page 310, Ebenzer Listen, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 1 male 60-70, 1 female 60-70
They had the following children.
+ 25 F i Elizabeth Liston was born on 3 Apr 1794. She died on 27 Apr 1867. 26 F ii Liston was born in 1796 in Wythe County, Virginia. 27 F iii Jane Liston was born in 1799 in Wythe County, Virginia. She died before 1850 in Washington County, Indiana. Jane married John Payne on 30 Mar 1817 in Harrison County, Indiana. John was born about 1796.
1820 census of Washington County, Indiana, NARA M33-14, page 222, John Payne, 1 male 18-26, 3 females < 10, 1 female 16-26
1830 census of Washington County, Indiana, NARA M19-31, page 293, John Pane, 1 male 30-40, 1 females < 5, 1 female 5-10, 3 females 10-15, 1 female 30-40.
1840 census of Washington County, Indiana, NARA M704, page 97, page 139, John Payne, 1 male 40-50, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 40-50
1850 census of Salem, Washington County, Indiana, NARA M432-179, page 318, John Payne, 56, born in Virginia, grocer.
1860 census of Franklin Township, Washington County, Indiana, NARA M653-306, page 296, John Payne, 65, born in Virginia, farmer+ 28 F iv Mary G Liston was born on 11 Aug 1801. She died on 10 Mar 1863. + 29 M v Ebenezer Liston was born in 1803. He died after 1870. + 30 M vi John Liston was born in 1804. + 31 M vii William Liston was born in 1805. 32 M viii Liston was born about 1806. He died after 1820. 33 M ix Liston was born about 1808. 34 M x Henry Liston was born in 1811 in Washington County, Indiana.
1830 Census of Washington County, Indiana, NARA M19-31, page 310, Henry Listen, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 15-20
1840 Census of Washington County, Indiana, NARA M704-97, page 178, Henry Liston, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-30
1850 census of Brown Township, Washington County, Indiana, NARA M432-179, page 251, Henry Liston, 39, born in Indiana, mechanick, Anna, 39, born in Indiana.
1860 census of Brown Township, Washington County, Indiana, NARA M653-306, page 135, Henry Leston, 48, born in Indiana, Annie, 48, born in Indiana, Wm C Gross, 21, born in Indiana, James Gross, 17, born in IndianaHenry married Anna Kelly on 11 Sep 1828 in Orange County, Indiana. Anna was born about 1811 in Indiana.
5. John LaHue (William ) was born about 1772 in Frederick County, Virginia. He died before 1830 in Grayson County, Kentucky. He was buried in Lahue Cemetery, Short Creek, Grayson County, Kentucky.
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book 1790, 1795-1805, 14 May 1800, John Lehue appointed overseer of the road from Reed Creek to Crockett's store in room of John Craig, Kames Devor and Andrew Thompson (wc) and Ania Smith be appointed to allot hands to work on the road from Mrs Dun's to foot of mtn. At little Walker's Creek under the overseer.
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book 1790, 1795-1805, 14 Aug 1804, Joel Pierce and Thomas S Pierce granted administration of the estate of William Pierce deceased. Bond with Arhart Simmerman Sr, John Crockett, and John Craig Jr, James Crockett, David Sloan, John Lehu and David Sayers or any 3 to appraise the estate of William Pierce deceased.
This family went to Grayson County, Kentucky in 1806.
John Lehew appears on an 1807 Ohio County, Kentucky, tax list with 50 acres on Cave Creek
1810 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M252-6, page 240, John Lahue, 1 male < 10, 1 male 26-44, 2 females < 10, 1 female 26-44, 1 female > 45
1820 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M33-21, page 143, John Lahugh, 1 male 10-16, 1 male > 45, 1 female 10-16, 1 female 26-45.
John was listed in his father's will to receive $1, which may indicate that he was 1 of the older children and already well established by Nov 1811. He may have been 1 of 3 males under 16 in the special 1775 census of Dunmore County, Virginia.
John married Sarah "Sally" Brooks, daughter of Thomas Brooks and Margaret Beamon. Sarah was born in 1769 in Frederick County, Virginia. She died on 13 Feb 1857 in Grayson County, Kentucky. She was buried in Lahue Cemetery, Short Creek, Grayson County, Kentucky.
Wythe County, Virginia, Will Book 1, page 280, Thomas Brooks, written 4 Nov 1804, proved Feb 1805, mentions wife Margaret, son, John, daughter, Rebecca Brooks, James Brooks, Robert Brooks, Jesse Brooks, Sally Lahue, Thomas Brooks, Margaret Day, Susanna Harland, Ruthy Granwood & Rachel Brooks. Executors: wife Margaret, Jesse Brooks & Robert Brooks.
1830 census - unable to locate record.
1840 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M704-112, page 144, William Lahue, 1 male < 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 2 females 5-10, 2 females 20-30, 1 female 60-70
1850 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M432-202, page 40, William Lahue, 44, born in Virginia, farmer, Margaret, 43, born in Kentucky, Nancy D, 18, born in Kentucky, Louisa, 16, born in Kentucky, James B, 14, born in Kentucky, George W, 12, born in Kentucky, Spencer, 9, born in Kentucky, Elizabeth, 8, born in Kentucky, Margaret, 5, born in Kentucky, William R, 5, born in Kentucky, Hester A, 3, born in Kentucky, Emiline, 5 months, born in Kentucky, Sarah, 81, born in Virginia.
http://www.angelfire.com/al2/McCalebs/Brooks_Hollingsworth.htm - Dates of birth and death are from Sarah Brooks's death record, Grayson County Registry of Deaths, 1857 (see Frances Terry Ingmire, Grayson County, Kentucky, Death Records, page 23. This says that Sarah Lahue was daughter of Thomas and Margaret Brooks and was born in Frederick County, Virginia. She died 13 Feb 1857, aged 86, a widow, of old age. However, Sarah Brook's tombstone says she was born in 1769 but gives the same date of death. She is buried in the Lahue Cemetery in northwest Grayson County, off the north side of Highway 79 on the Scott Bradshaw farm (see Grayson County Cemeteries, page 120).
They had the following children.
+ 35 F i Margaret Ellen LaHue was born on 29 Sep 1802. She died on 22 Feb 1870. 36 F ii Rachel LaHue was born in 1803 in Wythe County, Virginia. + 37 M iii William LaHue was born on 17 Oct 1805. He died on 14 Aug 1863.
6. Winifred "Winny" Lehew (William ) was born about 1775 in Frederick County, Virginia. She died before 13 Jan 1828 in Harrison County, Indiana.
Information on this line from Marie Hurst Lewis via email dated 17 Apr 2000 kf6glv@netzero.com
Winifred married Henry Hurst, son of Captain John Hurst and Lydia "Lucy" Smith. Henry was born on 6 Oct 1767 in Frederick County, Virginia. He died before 1835 in Harrison County, Indiana. He was buried in Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Pekin, Washington County, Indiana.
1797 sold property in Wythe County, Virginia and moved to Greene County, Tennessee.
12 Feb 1808 bought 152.14 acres in Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana
Henry appears on a list of voters in Harrison Township, Harrison County, Indiana Territory, dated May 1809.
1810 census of Harrison County, Indiana, Henry Hurst 2 males, 2 females, no slaves
1820 census of Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M33-14, page 59, Henry Hurst, 1 male 10-16, 1 male > 45, 1 female 26-45.
1830 census of Harrison Township, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M19-27, page 76, 1 male < 5, 1 male 60-70, 1 female < 5, 1 female 20-30.
According to his grandson, Perry Commodore Hurst, (speaking thru his daughter-in-law, Pearl Hall Hurst) Henry died while on a visit with son John L at Pekin, Washington County, Indiana in the fall or winter of 1843/44. He apparently became ill with typhoid fever from a well on the corner of the Tash place, in (old) Pekin, Polk Twp. near the right angle turn in the (old) Pekin Road. The well, which flooded in the spring, has since been covered over. He was buried at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, southwest of Pekin in an unmarked grave. Perry stated that his grandfather was buried along side the grave with the iron fence around it. There is only one grave in that cemetery with an iron fence around it. It is located in the south part of the cemetery, close to the area where the cholera victims are buried. He related that his grandfather, Henry, was a cripple, having suffered white leg as a youth. He rode with a country doctor in Virginia, helping him care for his patients, in return for assist in learning to care for his leg. He learned much that was to be useful to the family when they traveled into the frontier country in the early years of the 19th century. At one point, Henry had to set a broken bone for someone in the family, perhaps his son, Perry, after their move to Indiana Territory. When this person was later seen by a regular doctor, they were told that there was no need to reset the bone as he had done as good a job as any doctor could have done.
Died from Typhoid Fever
They had the following children.
38 F i Elizabeth Hurst was born in 1804 in Tennessee Or Kentucky.
Reportedly 2-3 years of age when her brother was born in Jefferson County, Kentucky.
No further record has been found.+ 39 M ii John Lyonal "Hal's Jack" Hurst was born on 26 Oct 1806. He died on 9 Apr 1887.
7. Rachel Lehew (William ) was born in 1775 in Frederick County, Virginia. She died about 1863 in Grayson County, Kentucky.
1850 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M432-202, page 60, Rachael Craigg, 84, born in Virginia, Asberry C, 26, born in Kentucky, Teresa, 24, born in Kentucky, William T, 1 month, born in Kentucky, Benjamin W, 9, born in Kentucky.
1860 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M653-369, page 156, Rachel Craig, 87, born in Virginia, Berry, 36, born in Kentucky, Tresia, 35, born in Kentucky, William T, 11, born in Kentucky.
Rachel married John Craig. John was born in 1778 in Virginia. He died on 13 Dec 1847 in Grayson County, Kentucky.
1820 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M33-21, page 130, John Craig, 3 males < 10, 1 male 16-18, 1 male 26-45, 2 females < 10, 1 female 10-16, 1 female 16-26, 1 female 26-45.
1830 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M19-36, page 305, John Craig, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 50-60, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 50-60.
1840 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M704-112, page 144, John Craig, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 60-70, 1 female 60-70.
They had the following children.
40 F i Craig was born about 1803 in Wythe County, Virginia. + 41 M ii Isaac Craig was born in 1805. He died before 1880. + 42 F iii Agnes Craig was born in 1809. She died on 6 Sep 1885. 43 F iv Craig was born about 1811 in Grayson County, Kentucky. 44 M v Craig was born about 1813 in Grayson County, Kentucky. 45 F vi Craig was born about 1815 in Grayson County, Kentucky. + 46 M vii John Craig was born on 14 Sep 1817. He died after 1880. + 47 M viii Spencer Craig was born in 1818. He died on 30 Sep 1875.
8. Elizabeth Lehew (William ) was born on 20 Mar 1775 in Frederick County, Virginia. She died on 4 Oct 1832 in Harrison County, Indiana.
She had the following children.
+ 48 F i Mary "Polly" Lehew was born on 3 Sep 1798. She died on 20 Aug 1872.
Elizabeth also married John Smyth|Smith. John was born about 1770 in Wytheville, Wythe County, Virginia.
SURNAME: Also shown as Smith
They had the following children.
+ 49 F ii Nancy Smith was born on 23 Aug 1805. She died in 1870. + 50 F iii Rachel Smith was born on 16 Jul 1807. She died on 24 Jul 1897. 51 M iv William Smith was born on 4 Feb 1809 in Virginia. 52 F v Thursday Smith was born in Sep 1812. Thursday married Marcius Gaither on 6 Mar 1837 in New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. + 53 F vi Cathrine Smith was born on 18 Jul 1814. She died on 6 Nov 1880. 54 F vii Margaret Smith was born on 22 May 1816. She died in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Pfrimmer's Chapel Cemetery. 55 F viii Sarah Smith. Sarah married John Anderson on 30 Sep 1838 in New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. 56 M ix Isaac Newton Smith. Isaac married Mary Brown on 7 Jun 1838 in Harrison County, Indiana. Isaac also married Elizabeth Cline on 18 Feb 1854 in Harrison County, Indiana. + 57 F x Elizabeth Smith was born on 17 Nov 1819. She died on 27 Feb 1887.
10. Spencer LaHue (William ) was born on 2 Jul 1783 in Frederick County, Virginia. He died on 28 Aug 1858 in Harrison County, Indiana. He was buried in Boley-Lahue Cemetery, Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana.
Virginia State Land Office, Grants A-Z, Reel 130, page 552, 24 Aug 1813, Wilson Cary Nicholas Esq, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia: To all to whom there presents shall come, greetings, know ye, that in conformity with a survey made the 24th day of August 1813, by virtue, of a Land Office Exchange Treasury warrant, No 2135, issued Apr 23 1811, there is grante by the said commonwealth, unto Spencer Lehew and Cornelius Lehew, a certain tract or parcel of land containing 26 acres situate in the County of Wythe on Reed Creek. Recorded 1 Apr 1815.
Southwest Virginia Tax Assessments, 1815, Grayson, Lee, Scott, Russell, Washington And Wythe Counties And Supplement, compiled by Mary B. Kegley, 1991, page 135, Spencer Lehew, one farm on Reed Creek, 138 acres having thereon one dwelling house of wood, 1 1/2 stories, 20 feet by 18 feet, one kitchen, smoke house, two stables, valued at $800.
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book 1811-1823, 14 Feb 1816, Legal representatives of John Davis, intestate: John Davis, George Davis, William Davis, Abraham Davis, Larkin Johnson and Polly his wife, Spencer Lehue and Peggy his wife, Jacob Harrell and Anne his wife, Jacob Whitmore and Nancy Whitmore and William Ferguson and Susannah his wife
Spencer left Wythe County, Virginia, for Harrison County, Indiana, after 14 Oct 1817 when they sold his share of the property inherited from his father-in-law John Davis and also his share of the tracts on Reed Creek he had inherited from his father William Lehew.
Harrison County, Indiana, Deed Book B, page 178, 7 Apr 1818, Cornelius Lahugh to Spencer Lahugh, $600, 98 3/4 acres
1820 census of Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M33-14, page 58, Spencer Lehue, 2 males < 10 1 male 18-26, 2 male 26-44, 1 male > 45, 3 females < 10, 2 females 26-45.
Harrison County, Indiana, Deed Book E, page 311, 28 Aug 1825, Cornelius Lahue to Spencer Lahue, $1012, NE quater of Section 2 of T3S R4E
1830 Census of Harrison Township, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M19-27, page 76, Spencer Lahew, 1 males 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 males 40-50, 2 females < 5, 1 female 5-10, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 2 females 40-50.
Wythe County, Virginia, Land Records, 1835, Spencer Lahew and Cornelius Lahue of Harrison County, Indiana to Isaac Lahew of Wythe County, Virginia.
1840 census of Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M704-82, page 307, Spencer Lahue, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 50-60, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 50-60.
Harrison County, Indiana, Deed Book N, page 496, Spencer LaHue & Margaret his wife to Jackson LaHue, $610, parcel of land situate lying and being in the County of Harrison and State of Indiana on the waters of Indian creek, 102 acres
1850 census of District 45, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M432-149, page 311, Spencer Lahue, 69, born in Virginia, Margaret, 57, born in Virginia, J H, 25, born in Indiana, Darthula, 12, born in Indiana, Mary F Mathis, 14, born in Kentucky.
William Blankenbeker, a son-in-law, was the administrator of Spencer's estate. He made the statement before the Harrison County Court that to the best of his knowledge, Spencer died intestate on 28 Aug 1858.
Buried in the Boley-LaHue Cemetery in the Northwest quarter of Section 10, Township 3 south, Range 4 east in Harrison County, Indiana (about 1.5 miles due south of Crandall, Indiana).
Spencer married Margaret Davis, daughter of John Davis and Mary, about 1810 in prob Wythe County, Virginia. Margaret was born in 1786 in Wythe County, Virginia. She died on 24 Feb 1871 in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Boley-Lahue Cemetery, Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana.
1860 census of Franklin Township, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M653-264, page 222, David Bowman, 30, born in Indiana, Darthula, 31, born in Indiana, James H, 4, born in Indiana, Andrew J, 3, born in Indiana, Joshua W, 3 months, born in Indiana, Margaret Lahue, 73, born in Virginia.
1870 census - unable to locate record.
Harrison County, Indiana, Probates - Proof heirship in the Estate of Margaret LaHue deceased - Children: 1) Eveline Boley, wife of Jacob Boley; 2) James H LaHue; 3) Melvina Arnold, wife of James; 4) Gains LaHue; 5) Darthula Bowman, wife of David; Grand Children; 6) Heirs of Amanda Blankenbaker: a) Elias C Blankenbaker; b) Wm H Blankenbaker; c) Benj R Blankenbaker; d) Jefferson Blankenbaker; e) Caroline Lindsay, wife of Zachary T; 7) Heirs of Cassandra Keller: a) Eveline Rady, wife of James; b) Laura C Kelly, wife of David; c) Margaret Keller; d) John Keller; e) Lewis Keller (minor); f) George W Keller (minor); f) Emma Keller (minor); 8) Heirs of Sarah Boley: a) Henry Boley; b) Martin V Boley; c) Isaac G Boley; d) Adeline Thomas, wife of Joseph; e) Melvina Dyer, wife of Charles Dyer; 9) Heirs of Jackson LaHue decd: a) Edmond Lahue; b) George Lahue; c) Ashbel Lahue; d) James LaHue (minor); e) Julia LaHue (minor); Sarah Collins, wife of Jeremiah, who died since her Grand Mother: Jeremiah Collins, widower; a) Thomas Collins(minor); b) Parthena Collins (minor); c) Stephen Collins (minor); d) Albert Collins (minor)
They had the following children.
+ 58 F i Amanda LaHue was born on 15 Oct 1813. She died on 8 Dec 1858. + 59 M ii Jackson LaHue was born on 13 Jan 1814. He died on 6 Jul 1858. + 60 F iii Eveline LaHue was born in Jan 1817. She died on 3 Jul 1899. + 61 M iv Gains LaHue was born on 14 Nov 1818. He died on 10 Feb 1893. + 62 F v Sarah LaHue was born on 6 Mar 1820. She died on 16 Nov 1856. + 63 F vi Cassandra LaHue was born on 22 Feb 1824. She died on 14 Apr 1867. + 64 M vii James Harvey LaHue was born on 8 Aug 1825. He died on 18 Mar 1907. + 65 F viii Melvina LaHue was born in 1827. She died after 1872. + 66 F ix Darthula LaHue was born on 9 Oct 1828. She died on 14 May 1913.
11. Leah Lehew (William ) was born in 1787 in Frederick County, Virginia. She died on 12 Jul 1859 in Grayson County, Kentucky.
1830 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M19-36, page 304, Leah Davis, 1 male 5-10, 2 males 10-15, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 40-50.
1840 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M704-112, page 154, Leah Davis, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 2 females 15-20, 1 female 40-50.
1850 census of Grayson County, Kentucky, NARA M432-202, page 58, William Davis, 30, born in Kentucky, Emeline, 32, born in Kentucky, Martha, 4, born in Kentucky, James H, 2, born in Kentucky, Charles N, 1, born in Kentucky, William V, 3 months, born in Kentucky, Leah, 63, born in Virginia, Andrew J, 30, born in Kentucky, idiotic, William E Herst, 12, born in Kentucky
Grayson County Deaths: Leah Davis died a widow at the age of 65 on 12 Jul 1859 of unknown cause. She was named as the d/o William Lahugh. Her place of birth was listed as With Co., VA.
Leah married George Davis, son of John Davis and Mary. George was born in 1780 in Wythe County, Virginia. He died about 1825 in Grayson County, Kentucky.
1810 census of Wythe County, Virginia, NARA M252-71 page 277, George Davis, 1 male 16-25, 1 female 16-25.
1815 Grayson County, Kentucky, Tax List, George Davis
1819 Grayson County, Kentucky, Tax, List, George Davis with 212 acres on Cave Creek.
1820 Census of Grayson County, Virginia, NARA M33-21, page 135, George Davis, 2 males < 10, 1 male 26-44, 1 male > 45, 3 females < 10, 1 female 26-45.
They had the following children.
67 F i Mary Davis was born in 1813 in Grayson County, Kentucky. + 68 F ii Margaret Davis was born in 1815. She died about 1848. + 69 F iii Lucretia Ann Davis was born in May 1817. She died after 1900. + 70 M iv William Davis was born on 13 Feb 1819. He died on 2 Sep 1877. 71 M v Andrew Jackson Davis was born in 1820 in Kentucky.
Never married. Listed as "idiotic" on the 1850 census.+ 72 F vi Sarah Davis was born on 1 Jan 1822. She died on 20 Dec 1900. + 73 F vii Anna Davis was born in 1824. She died on 24 Apr 1852.
12. Isaac Lehue (William ) was born on 20 Aug 1787 in Frederick County, Virginia. He died on 14 Nov 1856 in Wythe County, Virginia.
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book 1790, 1795-1805 Court Orders, 8 Mar 1814, Isaac Lehue appointed constable in the 1st Battalion 35th Regiment
1815 Southwest Virginia Tax Assessments, Isaac Lehue, one male slave under 12 years, valued at $250.
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book 1805-1820, 13 Sep 1815, Isaac Lehue allowed $3.36 for services of constable
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book 1805-1820, 10 Dec 1816, Isaac Lehue allowed $4.20 for services of constable
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book, 1805-1820, 12 Jun 1817, Isaac Lehue appointed constable 1st Battalion 35th Regiment.
1830 census of Wythe County, Virginia, NARA M19-200, page 340, Isaac Lehue, 1 male 5-9, 1 male 20-29, 1 male 50-59, 2 females < 5 1 female 5-9, 1 female 20-29, 2 male slaves, 4 female slaves.
Wythe County, Virginia, Will Book 5, page 304, 15 Jul 1839, Anthony Ewald, Isaac Lehew & Casper Yost appraised estate of George Armbrister.
1840 census of Wythe County, Virginia, NARA M704-579, page 80, Isaac Lahew, 1 male < 5, 2 males 5-10, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 50-60, 1 female < 5, 3 females, 10-15, 1 female 30-40.
1850 census of District 68, Wythe County, Virginia, NARA M432-982, page 231, Isaac Lahue, 63, born in Virginia, Martha, 48, born in Virginia, David, 15, born in Virginia, Spencer, 12, born in Virginia, Elizabeth, 11, born in Virginia, Nancy, 9, born in Virginia, Isaac P, 5, born in Virginia.
Wythe County, Virginia, Will Book 9, page 168, Written 5 Apr 1856, Proved 5 Apr 1856. Isaac Lahue left to his wife Martha the plantation where they lived. Also she was to receive rent of the real estate in Wytheville for life. Martha was to have the use of "my boy Clabe, and my Negro woman Eliza" for life. Martha was to have what personal property she wanted and the rest was to be sold and with proceeds divided among their children. At Martha's death, the executors were to sell the plantation, the lot in Wytheville and the slaves. Isaac's railroad stock was to be divided among his five youngest children. The whole estate was to be divided among all the children with the 2 children of his deceased daughter Mrs Sprinkle considered as one heir. Executors Martha and Robert Gibboney.
Early Adventurers in the Town of Evansham, by Mary B Kegley, 1998, page 195 (excerpt), The first Lehue (Lahew, Lehew, Lahue, Lahugh, etc.) mentioned in the Wythe County records was William Lahugh formerly of Frederick County, Virginia. He purchased 123 acres from Benjamin Smith in 1792 and in 1799 added 260 acres from Andrew and Sarah Crockett. He had a land entry for 15 acres on both sides of Reed Creek in 1797, a tract granted to him on May 21, 1799. According to family research William was born about 1745 in Warren County, Virginia, and was the son of Peter Lehew who died at Front Royal, Warren County, in the early 1780s. His wife was said to be Hannah who appears to have died before William made his will. William Lehew signed his will with an X on November 22, 1811, and the will was probated on February 11, 1812. He names his eldest daughter "the widow of William Fetheringale;" his second daughter, Rebecca Lesting; eldest son, William; daughter Winny Hurst; son John; daughter Rachel, wife of John Craig; daughter Leah Davis; and daughter Elizabeth Smyth, all of whom were to receive $1 from the estate. His two sons, Spencer and Cornelius, were to have the tract of land William lived on and sons John and Isaac were each to have $70. Daughter Nancy Lehew and niece Polly were to have the personal property. Spencer and Cornelius Lehew were to be the executors of the will. The appraisal and sale were recorded in 1812. Several of these children moved to Harrison County, Indiana, and John moved to Grayson County, Kentucky. Isaac was the one with connections to the Town of Evansham. Isaac Lahue, son of William Lahew, was born on August 20, 1787, and died in Wythe County on November 14, 1856. He was married to Martha (Patsey) D (erroneously Catey in the typed marriage record, but the original is correct) Sayers, daughter of David Sayers Jr, on February 27, 1823. She was born on December 23, 1802, and died on August 25, 1875. Isaac's name appears numerous times as he posted several bonds in order to serve as constable, first in the 1st Battalion of the 35th Regiment of the militia and then in the 1st District of Wythe County. The earliest date is 1814, and the latest date is 1841. His name appears in the claims against the county for pay as constable, and in 1820 for 72 hours of patrol he was paid $4.50. Isaac also served as an overseer of the poor and an agent of the board. Between 1830 and 1846 he signed apprenticeship bonds for more than 45 poor children of the county who were to be bound out to trades and occupations. He was chosen guardian for Isabella Longacre, orphan of Andrew Longacre, deceased, and appointed guardian for Nancy Almeda Nye, orphan of John P Nye. In 1830 he was chosen as guardian for James Tade and was to bind him out to learn the trade as a tailor with James Draper. In 1816 Isaac obtained lot 60 on the southeast side of Main Street, the 21st lot southeast from the Cross Street from the Davis heirs. In 1818 he sold the same lot to Harvey Andrews for $410. The lot was located on the southeast side of Main Street being the 21st southeast of the Cross Street. In 1836 he purchased lot 68 at auction for $201. This was the lot John Seavers conveyed to Mathew Aiken in trust. This lot was transferred by Lahue's executor, E H Umberger. In 1882 to two Negro men M T Brown and Edmond Smith who bought it for $515. Smith got the house. Isaac Lahue left a will written on April 5, 1856, and it was probated at the December Term of Court the same year. He named his wife in the will as Martha D Lahue and to her he left the plantation where he resided for her natural life. Also she was to have the rents on the real estate in Wytheville for life. She was to have the use of "my boy Clabe, and my Negro woman Eliza" as long as she lives. In addition she was to have whatever part of the personal property she wanted and the rest was to be sold and the proceeds divided among the children. Any bonds owed at his death were to be collected and the money lent out by the executors and the interest paid to his wife every year but if that was not enough money, she was to use the principal amount for herself and the family. If the slaves disobeyed, they were to be sold and the proceeds lent out with the wife receiving the interest. At his wife's death, the executors were to sell the plantation and the house and lot in Wytheville and the two slaves. His railroad stock was to be divided among his five youngest children. The whole estate was to be divided among all the children and two children of his deceased daughter Mrs Sprinkle, "considered as one heir." He kept a book of advancements and each child was to account for what they had received in advance. His wife, Martha, and friend, Robert Gibboney, were to represent the estate. None of the children are named in the will. In the 1850 census Isaac Lahue was 63 years old and his wife, Martha, was age 48. Living with the family were David, age 15, Spencer, age 12, Elizabeth, age 11, Nancy, age 9 and Isaac P, age 5.
Isaac married Martha D "Patsey" Sayers, daughter of David Sayers and Rhoda Davis, on 27 Feb 1823 in Wythe County, Virginia. Martha was born on 23 Dec 1802 in Wythe County, Virginia. She died on 25 Aug 1875 in Wythe County, Virginia.
1860 census of District 68, Wythe County, Virginia, NARA M653-1385, page 898, Martha D Lahue, 58, born in Virginia, Spencer, 23, born in Virginia, Nancy, 18, born in Virginia, Newton, 15, born in Virginia, Mary Sprinkle, 11, born in Indiana, E H Bailey, 28, born in Virginia, merchant, Elizabeth Bailey, 24, born in Virginia, Alice Bailey, 1, born in Virginia.
1870 census of Fort Chiswell, Wythe County, Virginia, NARA M593-1682, page 466, Martha Lahew, 67, born in Virginia, Chaiborn Tanner, day laborer, 56, born in Virginia.
They had the following children.
+ 74 M i James Crockett LaHue was born on 18 Jan 1824. He died before 1910. + 75 F ii Mary Ann LaHue was born on 11 Nov 1825. She died on 4 Nov 1893. + 76 F iii Rhoda J LaHue was born in 1827. She died on 9 May 1849. + 77 M iv David Sayers LaHue was born in Sep 1834. He died after 1900. + 78 M v Spencer Cornelius LaHue was born in Feb 1837. He died on 14 Dec 1901. + 79 F vi Elizabeth C LaHue was born in May 1839. + 80 F vii Nancy Almeta LaHue was born on 30 Jan 1842. She died on 3 Jul 1900. 81 M viii Isaac Newton LaHue was born in 1845 in Wythe County, Virginia. He died on 3 Jul 1863 in Gettysburg, Virginia.
US Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: Isaac N. Lehew
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Virginia
Regiment Name: 4 Virginia Infantry
Regiment Name Expanded: 4th Regiment, Virginia Infantry
Company: A
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Alternate Name: Isaac N/Lahue
Film Number: M382 roll 33
Died at the Battle of Gettysburg
13. Cornelius LaHue (William ) was born on 3 Jul 1788 in Frederick County, Virginia. He died on 27 Dec 1865 in Harrison County, Indiana. He was buried in Bethlehem Cemetery, Harrison County, Indiana.
Wythe County, Virginia, Order Book 1805-1820, 10 Aug 1813, James Sayers, overseer of the public road from James Graham's branch to James Crockett's for being out of repair by the information of Alex Simpson, Cornelius Lehue and John Craig.
Hoosier Genealogy, Volume 29, No 4, Dec 1989, List of Harrison County Voters, Corydon, Aug 1818, Cornelius LeHue
Harrison County, Indiana, Deed Book B, page 178, 7 Apr 1818, Cornelius Lahugh to Spencer Lahugh, $600, 98 3/4 acres
Harrison County, Indiana, Deed Book B, page 450, 27 May 1818, James Dodd & Elizabeth his wife of Henry County, Kentucky to Cornelius Lehue of the County of Jefferson State of Indiana, $512, 56 acres in Harrison County, Indiana.
Harrison County, Indiana, Deed Book C, page 230, 9 Aug 1819, Abraham Rice & Sally his wife to Cornelius Lahugh, $506, west half of lot 134 in Corydon
1830 census of Morgan Township, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M19-27, page 125, Cornelius Lahue, 2 males 5-10, 1 male 40-50, 2 females < 5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 30-40.
1840 census of Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M252-82, page 308, Cornelius Lahue, 1 male < 5, 2 males 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 16-20, 1 male 50-60, 1 female < 5, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 20-30,
1850 census of District 45, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M432-149, page 409, Cornelius Lahue, 60, born in Virginia, Sabinah, 50, born in Kentucky, Dunkin, 19, born in Indiana, Marshel, 16, born in Indiana, Emry, 15, born in Indiana, Lucinda R, 14, born in Indiana, Mary L, 11, born in Indiana.
1860 census of Jackson Township, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M653-264, page 293, Cornelius Lahue, 73, born in Virginia, Sabina, 60, born in Kentucky, Marshall, 27, born in Indiana, Emory, 25, born in Indiana, Cindrilla, 22, born in Indiana.
The records of the Administration of his estate (Harrison County, 1866), list the following heirs - all living children of Cornelius Lahue, dec'd: Carrington Lahue; Duncan Lahue; Emery Lahue; Marshall Lahue; Mary Brubeck, wife of Edwin Brubeck; Cindrilla E Miller, wife of John Miller, Ursula Byrne, dec'd - her children named as heirs.
Cornelius married Sabinah Bateman on 14 Dec 1820 in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Sabinah was born on 13 Dec 1801 in Kentucky. She died on 26 Jan 1861 in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Bethlehem Cemetery, Harrison County, Indiana.
They had the following children.
82 F i Alvira LaHue was born on 15 Jun 1822 in Harrison County, Indiana. She died on 7 Dec 1839 in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Bethlehem Cemetery. 83 M ii Norben LaHue was born on 23 Sep 1823 in Harrison County, Indiana. He died on 8 Feb 1848 in Harrison County, Indiana. He was buried in Bethlehem Cemetery.
Harrison County, Indiana Guardianships, May Term 1851. Duncan, Marshall, Emery, Cynderilla and Mary LaHue, minor heirs of Norvin LaHue. Cornelius LaHue named Guardian.+ 84 M iii Carrington LaHue was born on 3 Feb 1825. He died on 22 Mar 1889. 85 F iv Margret LaHue was born on 14 Sep 1826 in Harrison County, Indiana. She died on 8 Jun 1846 in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Bethlehem Cemetery, Harrison County, Indiana.
No known children.Margret married Jacob Hurn on 19 Sep 1845 in Harrison County, Indiana. Jacob was born on 10 Oct 1820 in Shenandoah County, Virginia. He died on 13 Aug 1871 in Harrison County, Indiana.
1850 census of District 45, Harrison County, Indiana, NARA M432-149, ED 290, page 290, David Hern, 57, born in Virginia, Citty A, 31, born in Virginia, Jacob, 30, born in Virginia, Sarah, 28, born in Virginia, Mary, 26, born in Virginia, Philip Russell, 12, born in Virginia.+ 86 F v Ursula "Zula" LaHue was born on 3 Feb 1828. She died before 1866. 87 F vi Catherine LaHue was born on 24 May 1830 in Harrison County, Indiana. She died on 17 Apr 1834 in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Bethlehem Cemetery, Harrison County, Indiana. + 88 M vii Duncan LaHue was born on 9 Dec 1831. He died on 10 Mar 1907. + 89 M viii Marshall LaHue was born on 26 Dec 1833. He died on 30 Oct 1888. + 90 M ix Emery LaHue was born on 14 Aug 1835. He died on 25 Jun 1910. + 91 F x Cinderella Lucinda LaHue was born on 10 Mar 1837. She died before 1920. 92 F xi Alzameda LaHue was born on 10 Mar 1837 in Harrison County, Indiana. She died on 20 Mar 1837 in Harrison County, Indiana. She was buried in Bethlehem Cemetery, Harrison County, Indiana. + 93 F xii Mary Lucrecie LaHue was born on 9 Oct 1840. She died before 1900.