This is what I have found on the internet and gotten from different researchers..from working on some of my lines..
A lot still needs to be vertified and checked out a lot more and its always possible that are some mistakes...
Feel free to add to it if there are corrections to be made...
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1. HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1 KINCHELOE was born Abt. 1635 in Scotland, and died in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Virginia. He married MARION HALEY 14 Oct 1660 in Northumberland County,Virginia. She was born Abt. 1635 in England, and died in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Virginia.
Child of HUGH KINCHELOE and MARION HALEY is:
2. i. CORNELIUS CHENELLO2 KINCHELOE,SR., b. Abt. 01 Sep 1661, Scotland to North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia; d. 1722, North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia.

Generation No. 2
2. CORNELIUS CHENELLO2 KINCHELOE,SR. (HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1) was born Abt. 01 Sep 1661 in Scotland to North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia, and died 1722 in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia. He married ANNE WILLIAMS Abt. 01 Jun 1684 in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia, daughter of SHADRACK WILLIAMS and UNKNOWN. She was born 1667 in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia, and died in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia.
Notes for CORNELIUS CHENELLO KINCHELOE,SR.:
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Kincheloe,McPherson & Related Families,Their Genealogies & Biographies
Author: McPherson, Lewin Dwinell, A.B., A.M.
Publication: 1951 by Lewin Dwinell & Elizabeth Weir McPherson, published privately
Note: Excellent documentation of extensive sources.
Page 5 - 6
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Kincheloe is an Americanized spelling of of a Scottish or Irish name which had been evolved in those early days for only one family.....
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Early researchers into American KINCHELOE ancestry were aware of the record above of marriage of Hugh Kinselo to Marion Haley
but found no confirmation that Hugh was father of CORNELIUS KINCHELOE ...
They did find records that CORNELIUS was father of John ... and record of John having married and obtained records of names of most of John's 11 children.
Proof is cited in this book that nearly all listed in this book descend from CORNELIUS most of them through this son, John, others through a grandson, Peter KINCHELOE ... apparently a son of CORNELIUS, probably CORNELIUS, Jr.
On available records these early researchers apparently accepted CORNELIUS KINCHELOE as the immigrant ancestor.
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From 8 years research to publish the genealogical book,
The Holcomes (Harcums) 1947, immigrants to Northumberland County,Virginia
by compiler's wife it was learned that as early as 1660 there was about us dense a population of immigrant families there from England as in any early Virginia county.
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Cornelius KINCHELOE is recorded in Richmond County,Virginia on December 6,1693, in 1694 & June 26,1695 as planter living on own land on Totuskey Creek,North Farnham Parish,Virginia...
This part of Richmond County had been in old Rappahannock County,Virginia until it was abolished in 1632.
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Old Rappahannock County had been taken from Lancaster County,Virginia & Lancaster from Northumberland & York Counties,Virginia in 1651.
Whether or not the Totuskey Creek land owned and occupied by CORNELIUS KINCHELOE was near a Hugh Kinselo settlement has not been learned.
In this state of information as to the ancestry of CORNELIUS KINCHELOE, the descent of Hugh Kinselo, or the name of the KINCHELOE immigrant to American Colonies compiler prefers, in publishing a book for general circulation to leave the reader free to decide, or pursue further research before deciding.
Cornelius is recorded as "Kinseloe" as witness to will of John Rice proved for record in Richmond County,Virginia on December 6,1693.
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Cornelius KINCHELOE signed as surety on a bond in the sum of 10,000 pounds of tobacco Richmond County,Virginia in 1694.
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Cornelius KINCHELOE 'Chencello' planter of North Farnham Parish, Richmond County,Virginia took deed June 26, 1695 from Shadrach Williams for 100 acres on the west side of Totuskey Creek ' along the line of said Chenchello . . . adjoining land of William Smith, ... along KINCHELOE Spring Branch.'
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Totuskey Creek flows from its source near Rainswood, southeasterly by north and then due south 'the west side' could mean either bank.
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Of this land 90 acres was sold by deed dated June 2,1724 signed by John KINCHELOE, ... in which deed his wife, Elizabeth,joined to Robert Smith, planter, for "6,000 pounds of good tobacco", reciting further: "which land was by Shadrach Williams by deed, June 26,1695 sold and conveyed to CORNELIUS KINCHELOE 'father of the aforesaid John', by whose decease became the proper inheritance in fee-simple of the said John, to whom it descended as heir-at-law to the aforesaid CORNELIUS KINCHELOE.
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The remaining 10 acres of said original 100 acres had been conveyed by deed dated April. 21,1722 signed by said John KINCHELOE and wife, Elizabeth, for 1,600 pounds of tobacco to William Smith, the location and recitals as to inheritance in it being copied in their deed for the 90 acres next above.
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The above does not necessarily mean that John KINCHELOE... was the only child or son of CORNELIUS KINCHELOE since inheritance in the American colonies was then according to the English laws by which the oldest son inherited all the father's land to the exclusion of brothers and sisters.
It was called "primogeniture". . .
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The name of the wife of CORNELIUS KINCHELOE and mother of his proven son, John, has not been learned, there being some surmise that her maiden name was Williams. He was surety for Shadrach Williams. . . .
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The earliest known extensive genealogical research available as to Kincheloes is substantially preserved in this book as made by Saarsfield Austin A. McCarthy ... within about the decade prior to 1916.
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McCarthy recorded as his conclusion that "The first KINCHELOE in the American Colonies worked at Taylor's Iron Works."
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Kincheloe came from England; settled at Dumfries,Stafford now Prince William County,Virginia then on Chesepake Bay, now 10 miles inland.
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Cornelius KINCHELOE,page.5 & son, John of English ancestry' came early to Virginia, being settled in Prince William County,Virginia
The Kincheloes are of pure English unmixed with any other nationality.....
They show an unusual tendency to become farmers to stick to the soil and acquire land. '
They marry the sons and daughters of farmers.
They also have a tendency to move about to occupy the frontier.
This may be due to the fact that they are fond enough of land to want good land not so common in regions they have abandoned . .. .
Their tradition is for education in the home with the family school room and tutor. ...
The Kincheloes have been rural for probably many centuries, ... tradition is strong in them, -doing what their ancestors have done for many generations past. Their ancestors in England must have been, at least, landed gentry for only upper classes in England in their day received any education." (12 page.49)
The entire KINCHELOE family in America in 1694 has a common ancestor.
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It is not possible to state the exact date of the arrival in Virginia of the progenitor of the KINCHELOE family in America. It is a family tradition that he was of the English gentry class arrived from England about 1670; settled on Occuquan Creek and worked at Taylor's Iron Works....
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This statement is made on the authority of Mrs. John (Virginia Emily Smith) Mooney Sardis,Tennessee deceased.
The original KINCHELOE immigrant to Virginia was a Cavalier who fought against Cromwell and came to America after this defeat of the loyalists and the death of King Charles I.
He probably landed at Dumfries,Virginia settled on Occuquan Creek and worked at Taylor Iron Works
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One family tradition is that after the downfall of Charles I the KINCHELOE emigrant fled England to Ireland, where he dwelt some time later leaving Ireland on account of political and re1igious restrictions settling in Virginia....
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From the time of marriage of John KINCHELOE the dates of his death and births of his children it seems probable that John's father, Cornelias KINCHELOE ... would have been too young to have fought against Cromwell, who died in 1658 and that the soldier was of the generation of the father of Cornelias.
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The fact that both John KINCHELOE .& John Canterbury, apparently his wife's brother, voted for Lord Fairfax in the election in 1741 showed a leaning toward the nobility at that late date......
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The cradle of the Kincheloes in the American Colonies apparently was on land owned and occupied by Cornelias KINCHELOE on KINCHELOE Spring Branch of Totuskey Creek in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Virginia ....
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The Kincheloes were known to be Scotch-Irish, old people saying to me that they remembered some of then who had a distinct Scotch accent........ Hector KINCHELOE ....
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A Scotch family named Low moved to Holland; married a Dutch girl named Kinche. That started the name Kinchelow, KINCHELOE. The family emigrated to Dumfries,Virginia on Chesepeake Bay.....
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The name, KINCHELOE is of Celtic origin Celts being members of the Aryan race, which includes the ancient Gauls and Britons the Gaelic Scotch, the Irish, the Bretons and the Welsh, but whether Scottish or Irish the name could have had its derivation in either country....
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It may be certain that the Kincheloe’s came from Britain or Ireland rather than Continental Europe.....
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The Christian names of the 11 children of John & Elizabeth 'Canterbury' Kinchloe ... and of the 4 or more known children of Peter KINCHELOE of Peter's sons, Conrad KINCHELOE ..., and Daniel KINCHELOE ... should have weight in deciding the nationality of the KINCHELOE ancestor who was immigrant to the American Colonies. . . .
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Two Coats of Arms.
The revised book of Heraldry contains the names of Virginia's first families including the name KINCHELOE with a picture of the coat of arms.
The significance of the coat of arms is derived from the name.
There are two crests on the coat of arms and the shield is quartered,-divided into four parts with four coats of arms, the name Kinche repeated and the name Loach repeated'
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The name is a compound Scotch word, formed from three old Gaelic words: Geann (pronounced "kin" and meaning 'head of' or 'chief'. Cinnidh, meaning ('of the clan') and Loach (pronounced loe and meaning ' warrior', thus 'Chief Warrior of the Clan'
"KINSELLA, chief of Hy-Cinselugh of the county of Wexford:
ARMS: Argent, a fess, gules between two garbs of the last, and in base, a lion passable Irish: 0'Ceannsalaige, Cean, the head; slach, unclean Anglacized 'Kinselagh, Kinsela, Kingsley, Kinsley, Tinsley.
Eana O'Ceannsalaige (younger son of Durmodna married Chall, who died 1711.
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The 58th Christian King of Leinster was the ancestor of the O'Ceannsalaghs. Edmund Kinselagh Tirlach Durmod Duhr Thomas Fuom, Chief of the Durmod Sept. 1750 Art (Arthur) Dunoch
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Kincheloe - Irish origin variant of Ceannsalaige A.D. 400 Neill, last of pagan monarchs of Ireland-
Neill of the Nine Hostages took army to Gaul; was accompanied by Eana Kinsellach, one of his tributary princes,
King of Leinster from whom it is supposed that the Kinsellachs or Kincheloes descend.
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Another account is that Eocha, son of Eana Kinsellach killed him.
Later O'Kinsellachs, Baron of Hy-Kinsellachs, now Wexford, belonged to them.
Again, A.D. 959 when a descendant of Neill succeeded him its monarch of Ireland, the King of Leinster was Brandubh,a descendant of Eana Kinsellach and they had an encounter. Brandubh refused to pay tribute to Hugh O'Neill. Battle at Wexford followed. Hugh lost his life.
Ceanncinnidloach - Chief Warrior of the Tribe or Clan.
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A branch of the Irish family evidently emigrated to Germany and settled there.
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The U.S. Census of Richland Co., Camden District, S.C. records a widow Kinsaloc and Herman Kinsaloc.
Descendants of immigrants in U.S.A. arriving within the past 2 or 3 generations write that they came as O'Kinselagh but have changed the spelling of their surname to Kinsella, their immigrant ancestor leaving the tradition with then that the names are the same as KINCHELOE.
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Sources:
(1) Mss. Kincheloe Family in America including Wickliffe Ancestry. By Clement Ross Jones and James Ulysses KINCHELOE.
Introduction by Clement Ross Jones, June 9, 1934.)
(2) Richmond Co., Va., WILLS: Book1 p. 45 (A.D. 1693) and County Court Note Book IV p. 14)
(3) Richmond Co., Va. Deeds: Book 2, p 64 and County Court Orders: Book 2 p. 27)
(4) Richmond Co., Va Deeds: Book 2, p 64, p 121, and County Court Orders: Book 8 p 247
(5) Letters to Clement Ross Jones from: Mrs. Frances "Fannie" (STRIBLING) MORRISON 1943, June 22)
(6) .Source: Mss. Kincheloe Family in America. by Saarsfield Austin A. McCARTHY, 1913, in possession of Guy Tetick, Esquire, Editor and publisher of newspaper, and genealogist, of Clarksburg,Harrison County,West Virginia.....
(7) Richmond County,Virginia
County Court Orders: Book 2, page 247
(8) Richmond County,Virginia
Deeds: Book 2 p. 27, 64, and 121
(9) Letter to Clement Ross Jones from: Martha L. Dickinson, Nov. 7, 1940
(10) Letter to Lewin Dwinell McPherson, Compiler from Herbert Elzie KINCHELOE Mar. 21, 1938
(11) The University Memorial Biographical Sketcher of Alumni of the University of Va. who fell in the Congederate War.
by Rev. John Lipscomb Johnson, B.A., Trumbull Bros. Publishers, Baltimore, Md., 1871 p 636-642.
(12) Notes on the Antecedents of the Furcron Family, - Kincheloe, Heiskell, Pitman and Others. -By A. S. Furcron, 1931,
Quadruplet bound volumes.
7- 9, 10-12, 26-29, 33-37, 45-46, 50-51, 62, 64-67, 69-72, 76, 80, 86-102, 104-122, 130-144, 148-150, 165, 177
(13) Letters from James Ulysses KINCHELOE to: Mrs. Frances "Fannie" (STRIBLING) MORRISON 1943, June 10 and 22nd;.
and List of some ancestors of James Ulysses KINCHELOE
(14) The Breckenridge News, Cloverport, Ky., Aug. 31, 1941.
(15) Baltimore (Md.) Sunday Edition, -Dec. 29, 1907, page 19, and page 17, Columns 1-3.
(16) KINCHELOE FAMILY. - By Judge Joseph William AKIN, 194_
(17) William & Mary's Quarterly. 2nd Series:
Vol. III pp 108-109, - from "Notes on William and Mary College and its Alumni.
By Hughes, Vol IV, p 1, Vol , p 97, Vol. XII p. 257, Vol XIV p 189, Vol. XVI p 47, Series; Vol XVII p 71, 74-76, 78, Vol. XVIII p 131,
Vol. XXII pp 185-186, 307-308, Vol. XXII pp 182-191, Vol.XXL p 292. Vol. XXIII p 188, Vol XXVI p 352, Vol XXIX p 194, p 97 Apr. 23,
HARDWICK FAMILY, by A. L. KEITH
(18) Letters from James Ulysses KINCHELOE
(19) Letter from James Ulysses KINCHELOE to Rev. C. A. Kincheloe Oct 13, 1942
(20) Memorial of Elijah Davis, Nelson Co., Ky. to his ancestry. Apr. 1, 1870
(21) O'Hart's Irish Pedigrees, p. 511
(22) Story of My Ancestry. By Rev. Marvin Smith KINCHELOE, D.D.
(23) Letters to L. D. McPHERSON
(24) Petition to N.C. Assembly by Samuel and James McPherson with 126 other
"Inhabitants of the Western Country" West of Alleghanies
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Washington County,Tennessee. or "State of Franklin", for separation from North Carolina, Dec 1787
Source of all the above information: McPherson, Lewin Dwinell, KINCHELOE, McPherson AND RELATED FAMILIES.
Their Genealogies and Biographies, pages 4 - 6.....
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Children of CORNELIUS KINCHELOE and ANNE WILLIAMS are:
3. i. JOHN3 KINCHELOE,SR.,1ST HUSBAND,WARDEN,VESTRYMAN, b. 25 Mar 1685, Scotland to North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia; d. 16 Mar 1745/46, Hamilton Parish,Prince William County,Virginia.
4. ii. PETER KINCHELOE,SR., b. 1692, North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia; d. North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia.
5. iii. CORNELIUS KINCHELOE,JR., b. 06 Dec 1693, North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Virginia; d. 25 Mar 1746, Prince William County,Virginia.

Generation No. 3
3. JOHN3 KINCHELOE,SR.,1ST HUSBAND,WARDEN,VESTRYMAN (CORNELIUS CHENELLO2, HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1) was born 25 Mar 1685 in Scotland to North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia, and died 16 Mar 1745/46 in Hamilton Parish,Prince William County,Virginia. He married ELIZABETH CANTERBURY 1718 in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia, daughter of JOHN CANTERBURY and RUTH WILLIAMS. She was born Abt. 1697 in Richmond County was part of the Old Pappahannock County,Virginia, and died Abt. 1778 in Hamilton Parish,Prince William County,Virginia.
Notes for JOHN KINCHELOE,SR.,1ST HUSBAND,WARDEN,VESTRYMAN:
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Graves of John KINCHELOE & his wife were near Bull Run,were destroyed by the Union Soldiers during that battle.
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History of the Dawson-Davis Family & Related Families of Fairfax & Prince William Counties,Virginia
Author: Leslie Davis Dawson - Publication: Plainfield, New Jersey - 1984
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Two Coats of Arms
The revised book of Hearaldry contains the names of Virginia's first families including the name KINCHELOE with a picture of the COAT OF ARMS.
The significance of the COAT OF ARMS and the shield is quartered, divided into four parts with four COATS OF ARMS, the name KINCHE repeated and the name LOACH repeated.
The name is a compound Scotch word, formed from three old Gaelic words: CEANN (pronounced "kin") and meaning 'head of' or 'chief', CINNIDH, meaning 'of the clan', and LOACH (pronounced loe) and meaning 'warrior', thus 'Chief Warrior of the Clan'.
(Above copied from page 6, "KINCHELOE, McPherson and Related Families)
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KINCHELOE, McPherson AND RELATED FAMILIES: THEIR GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES
Lewin Dwinell McPherson, AB, AM
Copywrited 1951 by L. D. McPherson & Elizabeth McPherson
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These pages typed by Dorothy Fort, 831 N. Sullivan, Ulysses, KS 67880
Copied from the same, by Barbara J. Foss, 2882 Ronald St, Riverside CA 92506. (Mrs. Foss, descendant of William, son of John; Mrs. Fort, descendant of Daniel, son of John). This is from a typed copy of the original book made by Mrs. F.N. Reeder, Editor, "Linkage for Ancestral Research", 2900 Espanola NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87110. (date this was done by the above people unknown)
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Pg 4. Extended research through records and books available to compiler discloses no name spelled or sounded "KINCHELOE" earlier than the record of the marriage in Northumberland County, VA, Oct 14, 1660 of Hugh Kinselo to Marion Haley.
Not content with the absence from literature in the American Colonies or Europe of the surname "KINCHELOE" of a date earlier than 1660 compiler sought, and was generously accorded, the able cooperation of the library of the Gen. Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, UT, who searched through 60 volumes of their indices of English records from the beginning of Parish registers in 1538 to 1770 AD through their indices to Irish, Isle of Man, Welsh, and Scottish records, through a large card index of persons from all parts of the world, and through other surname indices without once finding the name "KINCHELOE". Their British, Scottish, and Isle of Man records showed more surnames beginning with letter "K" than other countries. 574(432)a
"Kincheloe" is an Americanized spelling of a Scottish or Irish name which had been evolved in those early days for only one family. 148
Early researchers into American KINCHELOE ancestry were aware of the record, above, of marriage of Hugh Kinselo to Marion Haley, but found no confirmation that Hugh was father of CORNELIUS KINCHELOE, K, p.5. They did find public record that CORNELIUS was father of John, K-1, p.6, and record of John having married, and obtained records of names of most of John's 11 children. Proof is cited in this book that nearly all listed in this book descend from CORNELIUS, k-2-1, p.395, apparently a son of CORNELIUS, probably CORNELIUS, Jr. On available records these early researchers apparently accepted CORNELIUS KINCHELOE as our immigrant ancestor.
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PG6: The fact that both John KINCHELOE and John Canterbury, apparently his wife's brother, voted for Lord Fairfax in the election in 1741 showed a leaning toward the nobility at that late date.
The Christian names of the 11 children of John and Elizabeth (Canterbury) KINCHELOE, and of the 4 or more known children of Peter KINCHELOE, and of Peter's sons, Conrad and Daniel, should have weight in deciding the nationality of the KINCHELOE ancestor who was immigrant to the American Colonies.
John KINCHELOE and wife, Elizabeth, signed deed, Jan 4 1725, conveying to Anthony Snider their home plantation on waters of KINCHELOE Spring Branch and Totuskey Creek, in N. Farnham Parish, Richmond Co, VA. Soon thereafter John and family moved from Richmond Co, VA to Stafford Co, which then covered all of Northern Virginia beyond the "Neck". He acquired a large boundary of land in Stafford Co, which was out off into Prince William Co, VA with his homestead tract in 1730 to 1731, there being no record in Prince William Co, VA, his home plantation being in Hamilton Parish Wm Co (Prince William Co).
He took deed to land in Stafford Co, VA from Wm. Champ between 1728 and 1732; signed as witness June 15, 1773, a deed from Richard Tidwell to Thomas Osborne for 842 acres on the south side of Occuquan Creek, recorded in Prince Wm. Co, VA; acquired new lands in the vicinity of Nebasco Creek not far from Potomac River in Stafford Co, VA which was cut off into Prince Wm Co, and lay in Hamilton Parish.
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PG 7. John KINCHELOE served as warden of Truro Parish, Primce Wm Co, 1732-1736, and as vestryman from 1736 until his death in 1746; took deed from George Calvert Jan 30, 1737 for land on Powell's Run, 300 acres within the Dixie Ward survey; from John Creel land on Bull Run; made deed Aug 17, 1737 for 40 lbs VA money to John Gregg for 169 acres in Hamilton Parish, both described as "Gentlemen of Hamilton Parish, Prince Wm Co"; is recorded on the quit-rest roll of Pr. Wm. Co. in 1738; was appointed May 28, 1739 as guardian for Margaret Osborne, his account as such was approved by the court Aug 28, 1741; is elsewhere described in the public records of Prince Wm Co as "Gentlemen".
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John Kincheloe's name is on the poll list of electors of Pr. Wm. Co in 1741 and 1744; owned "much land on both sides of Bull Run
to larger areas of which were perhaps in Fairfax Co, VA extending eastward from Bull Run to Clifton Station, Va, several miles on which five generations of descendants were born and buried. Their grave markers were destroyed by Union Army encampments on their site. Later graves were marked. From these tracts two large farms remain to this day in ownership of descendants, one by the estate of James Ulysses KINCHELOE, deceased, the other by E.P. Kirby, ex-sheriff of Fairfax Co, Va.
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John KINCHELOE, Richmond Co, Va married Elizabeth Canterbry, born there, Pr. Wm. Co, between 1776 and 1778.
She was the daughter of John and Ruth (Williams) Canterbury, dau. of Roger and Joane (Frith) Williams.
John KINCHELOE signed will Mar 16, 1746 and died in Pr.Wm. Co before March 25, 1746, when appraisal of his estate is dated and filed there.
The orginal will and record of it are lost from the county courthouse. Recitals of bequests of land by him are found in deeds of two or more sons, when they sold same and records of the VA House of Burgess refer to it by date of signing.
File indices in Prince William County Courthouse indicate such a will was probated there.
A list of tithables for Dettingen Parish, Pr.Wm. Co for 1747 by Thomas Stribling records
"Widow KINCHELOE", meaning Mrs. John (Elizabeth Canterbury) KINCHELOE.
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Immigration: 1725 Moved from North Farnham Parish, Richmond County,Virginia to Stafford County,Virginia
Residence: BET 1730 AND 1731 Plantation in Hamilton Parish of Prince William County,Virginia
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Will Made : March 16,1743
Occupation: Between 1732 AND 1736 Warden of Truro Parish,Prince William County,Virginia
Occupation: Between 1736 AND 1746 Vestryman
A committee of members elected to administer the temporal affairs of a parish) in his church
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John KINCHELOE... and wife, Elizabeth, signed deed, Jan. 4, 1725 conveying to Anthony Snider their home plantation on waters of KINCHELOE Spring Branch and Totuskey Creek, in North Farnham Pariah, Richmond County,Virginia
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Soon thereafter John and family moved from Richmond County,Virginia to Stafford County,Virginia which then covered all of northern Virginia beyond the "Neck".
He acquired a large boundary of land in Stafford County,Virginia which was cut off into Prince William County,Virginia with his homestead tract in 1730 to 1731, there being no record in Prince William County,Virginia of deeds or grants to him for his large early land holdings in Prince William County,Virginia his home plantation being in Hamilton Parish of Prince William County,Virginia.....
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He took deed to land in Stafford County,Virginia from Wm. Champ between 1728 and 1732;signed as witness June 15, 1773 a deed from Richard Tidwell to Thomas Osborne for 842 acres on the south side of Occuquan Creek, recorded in Prince William County,Virginia acquired new lands in the vicinity of Nebasco Creek not far from Potomac River in Stafford County,Virginia which was cut off into Prince William County,Virginia and lay in Hamilton Parish.
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John KINCHELOE served as warden of Truro Parish Prince William County,Virginia from 1732-1736 and as vestryman from 1736 until his death in 1746; took deed from George Culvert on January 30,1737 for land on Powell's Run, 300 acres within the Dixie Ward survey; from John Creel land on Bull Run; made deed August 17,1737 for 40 pounds Virginia money to John Gregg for 169 acres in Hamilton Parish, both described as 'Gentleman of Hamilton Parish, Prince William County,Virginia.' is recorded on the quit-rent roll of Prince William County,Virginia in 1738; was appointed May 28, 1739 as guardian for Margaret Osborne, his account as such was approved by the Court August 28,1741; is elsewhere described in the public records of Prince William County,Virginia as a "Gentleman ".
These and the standing of the families with whom early KINCHELOE intermarried and had for their neighbors and associates confirm the tradition that they belonged to the gentry...
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John Kincheloe's name is on the poll list of electors of Prince William Co. in 1741 and 1744; owned much land on both sides of Bull Run, larger areas of which were perhaps in Fairfax Co., Va., extending eastward from Bull Run to Clifton Station, Va. several miles on which five generations of descendants were born and buried. Their grave markets were destroyed by Union Arny encampments on their site.
Later graves are marked. From these tracts two large farms remain to this day in ownership of descendants, one by the estate of James Ulysses KINCHELOE, deceased ... the other by E. P. Kirby, ex-sheriff of Fairfax County,Virginia….
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John KINCHELOE m. Richmond County,Virginia 1718
Elizabeth CANTERBURY, born there d. Prince William County,Virginia between 1776 -1778....
She was the daughter of John and Ruth 'Williams' Canterbury, daughter of Roger & Joane FRITH Williams.
John KINCHELOE signed will March 16,1743 and died in Prince William County,Virginia before Marvh 25,1746 when appraisal of his estate is dated and filed there. The original will and record of it are lost from county court house. Recitals of bequests of land by him it are found in deeds of two or more sons, when they sold same and records of the Virginia House of Burgess refer to it by date of signing. File indices in Prince William County,Virginia Court House indicate such a will was probated there.
A list of tithables for Dettingen Parish, Prince William County,Virginia for 1747 by Thomas Stribling records "widow KINCHELOE", meaning Mrs.John (Elizabeth 'Canterbury' KINCHELOE ...
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Source of all the above information:
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McPherson, Lewin Dwinell, KINCHELOE, McPherson & Related Families
Their Genealogies and Biographies, pages 6 - 7.
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John KINCHELOE, Sr. inherited the Richmond County land from his father, CORNELIUS. John sold 10 acres to William Smyth 'Smith' on April 21, 1722, and he sold the remaining 90 acres to Robert Smyth (Smith on June 2, 1724, for 6,000 pounds of "good and weighty tobacco" packed in casks. John then acquired hundreds of acres of land in Stafford County.
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This land became part of Prince William County, just west of what is now Washington,D.C.
The land was on both sides of Bull Run, along Occuquan Creek and Nebasco Creek in Hamilton Parish.
In 1737, he bought land on Powell's Run and more land on Bull Run and in Hamilton Parish.
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Soure: Family Tree: Lorren and Related Families,
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Notes for ELIZABETH CANTERBURY:
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Married a second time before 1749 to Edward Emms,Planter & Justice of Peace in Prince William County,Virginia
Served as warden of Truro Parish thru 1732 - 1736,served as vestryman in 1736 - 1748
Signed bond as Justice of the Peace in 1772 with his wife, Elizabeth 'Canterbury' 'KINCHELOE' Emms.
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Children of JOHN KINCHELOE and ELIZABETH CANTERBURY are:
6. i. MARY4 KINCHELOE, b. 1719, Fairfax County,Virginia; d. 09 Jul 1795, Caswell County,North Carolina.
7. ii. CORNELIUS KINCHELOE, b. 08 Oct 1721, Prince William County,Virginia.
8. iii. DANIEL KINCHELOE,SR., b. 08 Jan 1723/24, Hamilton Parish,Prince William County,Virginia; d. Bet. 16 Jul 1776 - 17 Oct 1785, Fairfax County,Virginia.
9. iv. ELIZABETH KINCHELOE, b. 1726, Prince William County,Virginia; d. Prince William County,Virginia.
10. v. JOHN KINCHELOE,JR., b. 1728, Prince William County,Virginia; d. 15 Feb 1809, Hawkins County,Tennessee.
11. vi. WILEMAN KINCHELOE,SR., b. 1730, Prince William County,Virginia; d. Prince William County,Virginia.
vii. UNKNOWN KINCHELOE, b. 1731, Prince William County,Virginia.
12. viii. NANCY ANN KINCHELOE, b. 1734, Prince William County,Virginia; d. Union District,South Carolina.
13. ix. WILLIAM KINCHELOE,SR.,CAPTAIN,REVOLUNTIONARY WAR, b. 26 May 1736, North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Virginia; d. 09 Aug 1797, Killed by tree in home backyard - Chaplin,Nelson County,Kentucky.
x. MARGARET KINCHELOE, b. Abt. Sep 1737, Prince William County,Virginia; d. Chester County,South Carolina; m. GEORGE FOOTE, 31 May 1759, Fauquier County,Virginia; b. 20 Jan 1732/33, Stafford County,Virginia; d. Chester County,South Carolina.
xi. SARAH KINCHELOE, b. 1740, Prince William County,Virginia.

4. PETER3 KINCHELOE,SR. (CORNELIUS CHENELLO2, HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1) was born 1692 in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia, and died in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia. He married UNKNOWN Abt. 1718 in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia. She was born Abt. 1698 in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia, and died in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Viriginia.
Children of PETER KINCHELOE and UNKNOWN are:
i. CONRAD4 KINCHELOE, b. Abt. 1719, Richmond County,Viriginia.
ii. DANIEL KINCHELOE, b. Abt. 1721, Richmond County,Viriginia.

5. CORNELIUS3 KINCHELOE,JR. (CORNELIUS CHENELLO2, HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1) was born 06 Dec 1693 in North Farnham Parish,Richmond County,Virginia, and died 25 Mar 1746 in Prince William County,Virginia. He married UNKNOWN 1721 in Richmond County,Virginia. She was born in Richmond County,Virginia, and died in Prince William County,Virginia.
Child of CORNELIUS KINCHELOE and UNKNOWN is:
14. i. PETER4 KINCHELOE,REVOLUTIONARYWAR,DEPUTY SHERIFF, b. 1722, Richmond County,Virginia; d. Bef. 25 Jun 1832, Muhlenberg County,Kentucky.

Generation No. 4
6. MARY4 KINCHELOE (JOHN3, CORNELIUS CHENELLO2, HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1) was born 1719 in Fairfax County,Virginia, and died 09 Jul 1795 in Caswell County,North Carolina. She married RICHARD SIMPSON,JR.,COLONEL Abt. 1735 in Fairfax County,Virginia, son of RICHARD SIMPSON and SARAH UNKNOWN. He was born 09 Jan 1722/23 in Fairfax County,Virginia, and died Jan 1786 in Caswell County,North Carolina.
Children of MARY KINCHELOE and RICHARD SIMPSON are:
15. i. ELIZABETH5 SIMPSON, b. Abt. Jan 1739/40, Prince William County,Virginia; d. 1813, Madison County,Kentucky.
ii. THOMAS SIMPSON, b. Abt. Jan 1740/41, Fairfax County,Virginia.
iii. SUSANNAH SIMPSON, b. Jan 1741/42, Fairfax County,Virginia.
iv. SARAH SIMPSON, b. 24 Feb 1743/44, Fairfax County,Virginia; m. NATHANIEL HART,SR., 1760; b. 08 May 1734, Hanover County,Virginia.
Notes for SARAH SIMPSON:
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Chenoe Hart in first white child born in Kentucky
Nathaniel Hart Jr. Kentucky
Simpson Hart
Cumberland Hart
Richard Green Hart
Kezia Hart
Suzanne Hart
Mary Ann Hart
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v. MARGARET SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1745, Fairfax County,Virginia.
vi. NATHANIEL SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1746, Fairfax County,Virginia.
vii. MARY ANNE SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1747, Fairfax County,Virginia.
viii. NANCY ANN SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1749, Fairfax County,Virginia; d. Fairfax County,Virginia; m. WALLY TATE; b. Fairfax County,Virginia; d. Fairfax County,Virginia.
ix. EDIE SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1750, Fairfax County,Virginia.
x. ELIZABETH SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1752, Fairfax County,Virginia; m. JESSE OLDHAM; b. Fairfax County,Virginia.
xi. JANE SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1752, Fairfax County,Virginia.
xii. KEZIAH SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1754, Fairfax County,Virginia.
xiii. LYDIA SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1756, Fairfax County,Virginia; m. ZACCHARIUS TATE; b. Fairfax County,Virginia.
xiv. PRISCILLA SIMPSON, b. Abt. 1758, Fairfax County,Virginia.
xv. RICHARD SIMPSON,3RD, b. Abt. 1760, Fairfax County,Virginia.

7. CORNELIUS4 KINCHELOE (JOHN3, CORNELIUS CHENELLO2, HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1) was born 08 Oct 1721 in Prince William County,Virginia. He married UNKNOWN in Prince William County,Virginia. She was born in Prince William County,Virginia.
Child of CORNELIUS KINCHELOE and UNKNOWN is:
i. WILEMAN5 KINCHELOE, b. Prince William County,Virginia.

8. DANIEL4 KINCHELOE,SR. (JOHN3, CORNELIUS CHENELLO2, HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1) was born 08 Jan 1723/24 in Hamilton Parish,Prince William County,Virginia, and died Bet. 16 Jul 1776 - 17 Oct 1785 in Fairfax County,Virginia. He married (1) ELIZABETH Wickliffe,1ST WIFE Abt. 1745 in Prince William County,Virginia, daughter of ROBERT Wickliffe and ELIZABETH ANDERSON. She was born Abt. 1728 in Prince William County,Virginia, and died Bet. 1765 - Feb 1767 in Fairfax County,Virginia. He married (2) SUSANNAH 'SUKEY' DAVIS,2ND WIFE Abt. Feb 1767 in Fairfax County,Virginia, daughter of EDWARD DAVIS and SARAH DAVIS. She was born 09 Sep 1729 in Lancaster County,Virginia, and died in Fairfax County,Virginia.
Notes for DANIEL KINCHELOE,SR.:
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Abstracts of Wills in Fairfax County,Virginia - page 26
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KINCHELOE, Daniel.
16 July 1776.
October 1785.
Wife: Sukey. Sons: John, Daniel, CORNELIUS, Robert, Nestor, Hector, Jessee.
Daughters: Elizabeth Prince, Nancy Smith, Sarah Wickily, Mary KINCHELOE.
Exrs: sons John and Daniel, James Waugh.
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KINCHELOE, McPherson AND RELATED FAMILIES: THEIR GENEALOGIES AND BIOGRAPHIES
Lewin Dwinell McPherson, AB, AM
copywrited 1951 by L. D. McPherson & Elizabeth McPherson
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By Dorothy Fort
831 N. Sullivan
Ulysses,Kansas
67880
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Copied from the same, by Barbara J. Foss
2882 Ronald St,
Riverside California
92506.
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Mrs. Foss, descendant of William, son of John; Mrs. Fort, descendant of Daniel, son of John.
This is from a typed copy of the original book made by Mrs. F.N. Reeder, Editor,
Linkage for Ancestral Research
2900 Espanola NE,
Albuquerque,New Mexico
87110.
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Pages 50-51.
Captain Daniel KINCHELOE is the second oldest American-born KINCHELOE for whom a public record of birth as been found.
It is in the official register from 1672-1800, kept by the North Farnham Parish, Richmond in formerly Old Rappahannock and parent counties of Virginia and reads:
"Born, Daniel KINCHELOE,son of John and Elizabeth KINCHELOE,January 8,1723-4".
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He served in Prince William County,Virginia Militia in 1762.
Daniel KINCHELOE signed will
Will Made : July 16,1776
Proved : October 17,1785 in Fairfax County,Virginia naming his second wife as "Sukey"
and her 3 children and his "eight children by his first marriage".
The aid given by this will in arranging the children of his two marriages is found in some of the language quoted in the will:
"...........if either of my 3 youngest children, Nestor, Hector or Jesse should die under 21 years, or without heirs of body........if either of my sons, Robert or CORNELIUS should die under the age of 21 years, or without heirs of body------if a certain part of my father's estate, now in possession of my mother, which was devised to me by my father - after my mother's decease.......
I bequeath all my right, title and interest therein to "my three youngest children of my former wife, namely Mary, Robert & CORNELIUS, to be divided among them or the survivors of them'…………and……….,appoint my brother, CORNELIUS KINCHELOE, my sons, John and Daniel KINCHELOE, and my friend, William James Waugh of Fairfax County,Virginia my executors.....................give to my son, Nestor, 'one-half of my mill', and -------loan to wife, Sukey, for life, 'one-half of my mill' with other personalty to her and a life
interest in my plantation I now live on, 180 acres, more or less."
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Children of DANIEL KINCHELOE and ELIZABETH Wickliffe are:
i. JOHN5 KINCHELOE, b. Abt. 1748, Prince William County,Virginia.
ii. DANIEL KINCHELOE,JR., b. 26 May 1750, Prince William County,Virginia.
16. iii. NANCY KINCHELOE, b. 1752, Prince William County,Virginia; d. 1833, Washington County,Kentucky.
iv. ELIZABETH 'BETTY' KINCHELOE, b. Abt. 1754, Prince William County,Virginia; d. Fairfax County,Virginia; m. UNKNOWN PRINCE; b. Fairfax County,Virginia; d. Fairfax County,Virginia.
v. SARAH KINCHELOE, b. 1758, Prince William County,Virginia; d. Fairfax County,Virginia; m. UNKNOWN WICKILY WICKLIFFE; b. Abt. 1750, Fairfax County,Virginia; d. Fairfax County,Virginia.
vi. CORNELIUS KINCHELOE, b. 1760, Prince William County,Virginia.
17. vii. ROBERT Wickliffe KINCHELOE, b. 06 Nov 1762, Prince William County,Virginia; d. 11 May 1822, Wood County,West Virginia.
18. viii. MARY Wickliffe KINCHELOE, b. 1764, Prince William County,Virginia; d. Prince William County,Virginia.
Children of DANIEL KINCHELOE and SUSANNAH DAVIS are:
ix. NESTER5 KINCHELOE, b. Abt. Jan 1768, Fairfax County,Virginia; d. Bet. 06 Apr 1799 - 25 Apr 1800, Fairfax County,Virginia.
Notes for NESTER KINCHELOE:
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Abstracts of Wills in Fairfax County,Virginia - Page 40
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KINCHELOE, Nestor.
6 April 1799.
25 April 1800.
Brothers: CORNELIUS, Hector and Jesse KINCHELOE.
Friends: Robert and Moses Wickliff.
Exrs: Hector KINCHELOE and Jesse KINCHELOE (brothers).
Wit: Rolley Hardon, Margaret Mulaghon and Mathew Gregg.
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x. HECTOR KINCHELOE, b. Abt. 1770, Fairfax County,Virginia.
xi. JESSE KINCHELOE, b. 21 Mar 1772, Fairfax County,Virginia.

9. ELIZABETH4 KINCHELOE (JOHN3, CORNELIUS CHENELLO2, HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1) was born 1726 in Prince William County,Virginia, and died in Prince William County,Virginia. She married ISAAC DAVIS Abt. 1744 in Prince William County,Virginia, son of WILLIAM DAVIS and ELLEN BLAND. He was born Abt. 1730 in Prince William County,Virginia, and died Abt. 1779 in Prince William County,Virginia.
Notes for ELIZABETH KINCHELOE:
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History of the Dawson-Davis Family & Related Families of Fairfax & Prince William Counties,Virginia
Author: Leslie Davis Dawson - Publication: Plainfield, New Jersey - 1984
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Children of ELIZABETH KINCHELOE and ISAAC DAVIS are:
i. JANE5 DAVIS, b. Abt. 1745, Prince William County,Virginia.
ii. WILLIAM DAVIS, b. Abt. 1746, Prince William County,Virginia.
iii. PRESLEY DAVIS, b. Abt. 1747, Prince William County,Virginia.
iv. CORNELIUS DAVIS, b. Abt. 1749, Prince William County,Virginia.
v. JOHN DAVIS,1ST, b. Abt. 1751, Prince William County,Virginia.
vi. WARREN DAVIS, b. Abt. 1753, Prince William County,Virginia; d. Nelson County,Kentucky; m. MARY 'MOLLIE' KINCHELOE, 07 Jan 1789, Nelson County,Kentucky; b. 1771, Fauquier County,Virginia; d. Nelson County,Kentucky.
vii. JESSE DAVIS, b. 1755, Prince William County,Virginia.
viii. TRAVIS DAVIS, b. Abt. 1757, Prince William County,Virginia.
ix. MARY DAVIS, b. Abt. 1759, Prince William County,Virginia.
x. HENRY DAVIS, b. Abt. 1761, Prince William County,Virginia.
xi. JOHN DAVIS,2ND, b. Abt. 1763, Prince William County,Virginia.

10. JOHN4 KINCHELOE,JR. (JOHN3, CORNELIUS CHENELLO2, HUGH KINSELO KINSHELO1) was born 1728 in Prince William County,Virginia, and died 15 Feb 1809 in Hawkins County,Tennessee. He married MARY 'POLLY' Wickliffe,COUSIN TO ELIZABETH 1749 in Westmoreland County,Virginia, daughter of ISAAC Wickliffe and ELIZABETH CULLEN. She was born 1725 in Westmoreland County,Virginia, and died 01 Oct 1794 in Tennessee.
Notes for JOHN KINCHELOE,JR.:
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Wife was 1st cousin of brother Daniel's 1st wife - Elizabeth Wickliffe
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Additional Information FEB 1789 John and George KINCHELOE excused from paying poll taxes for 1787 & 1788, having paid in VA
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John KINCHELOE, Jr. ... of Stafford, Prince William and Fauquier counties, Va. and Washington and Hawkins, counties, Tenn. is identified in traditions of KINCHELOE families whose ancestors were first in Richmond (formerly old Rappahannook) Co., Va. and later, in the other named Va. counties, and in Wood Co., Va. (W.Va.), Tenn., Ky. and the Carolinas, as being one among the older sons of John KINCHELOE, Sr. ... and wife, Elizabeth CANTERBURY, Associations, in time, place and transactions of other ch. [children] of John and Elizabeth tend to confirm these traditions, as do the time and place of marriages, births and deaths of ch. [children] of John, Jr. and other accounting for nearly all other Kincheloes of the generation of John, Jr., in North America are offered in connection with the traditional removal of one of the sons of John and Elizabeth from Va. to Tenn., in which it will further appear that such removal was by John KINCHELOE, the first known, John KINCHELOE, "Jr."
More precision and details than found in many family traditions is contained in a treasured reply written Dec. 18, 1912 to compiler by Mrs. William (Margaret McPherson ... F0UST, a recognized McPherson-Kincheloe genealogical authority, cousin of compiler's father. It contained her personal childhood recollections of her then aged grandparents, Daniel, and Susannah (KINCHELOE) McPherson, the ancestors of all known McPherson-Kincheloe descendants, she having heard from the lips of each such grandparent, and refreshed from their family records, that they m. Dec. 31, 1772, he being b. Oct. 22, 1755, she Sept. 22, 1755 and that Susannah's father came to Upper E. Tenn. (Washington Co.) where he lived the remainder of his life. Of Mrs. Foust's letter Dean, Clement Rose Jones ... a highly qualified genealogist on all branches of American Kincheloes (Kinslows), wrote:
"While desirable to get actual Bible records the letter of Mrs. Margaret Foust affords ample evidence that her grandmother was Susannah KINCHELOE. Being a grand daughter, such a letter, I believe, would be accepted as evidence . . .. Her belief that her great-grand father KINCHELOE also came to Tennessee, coupled with the fact that John KINCHELOE, Jr. ... did go to Tennessee and the further fact that there was no other known KINCHELOE who could have been the father of Susannah makes her line certain beyond any reasonable doubt. This is an extremely valuable letter."
" A will witnessed by John KINCHELOE is added proof that he was in Washington Co., Tenn. in 1793." (1) (2) (3)
"The Kincheloes, Hardwicks and Glascocks were among the first settlers of the Fauquier Co., Va. frontier."
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The Kincheloes most have come through Thorofare Gap in Bull Mt. known as "Old Mother Leathercoat'. White Plains now The Plains was already settled when they came and they settled near Rectortown where they have since remained.
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The Kincheloes intermarried with the Wickliffes and Hardins and most of the representatives of these 3 families moved to Kentucky. and Tenn. where they became the leading citizens of these States.
John KINCHELOE ... had assigned to brother, Daniel KINCHELOE ... a claim which was sued to judgment and levy made in Fauquier Countyy,Virginia in 1760.
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John moved from Prince William County,Virginia to Fauquier County,Virginia in the 1760s, then a wilderness, now one of the beauty spots of Virginia..
He had an adjudication made in Fauquier County,Virginia in 1761 as to the age of his slaves, and is recorded there in 1761 as owner of personal property, served on the jury in Fauquier in 1764, voted in an election in Prince William Countyy,Virginia in 1764.
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John's brother, William KINCHELOE,sister,Margaret and probably some nephews and nieces were pioneer settlers in Fauquier County,Virginia served with brother, William KINCHELOE to "view a road from Loudoun County,Virginia line to the main road above James Nelson's place in Fauquier County,Virginia took deeds from brother,William KINCHELOE & wife Mollie,October 21,1768 in Parish of Leeds,Fauquier County,Virginia 183 acres for 58 pounds and 1 shilling Octpber 22,1768 for 320 acres in Fauquier County,Virginia the former being purchased by William from Burgess Smith he and William being appointed to survey a road there in 1769 to "the upper church or Lead's Parish" and collect the tithes therefore, was in controversy with Rector in March 1770, as resident of Parish of Leeds in Fauquier County,Virginia on Sept. 23,1771 took deed for 157 acres in Fauquier County,Virginia from John and Catherine Rector, paying 62 pounds and 16 shillings, signed an indenture with Thomas Glascock
and wife, Agnes; Aug. 22, 1774, recorded in Fauquier Countyy,Virginia signed with brother, William KINCHELOE Apr. 5, 1775 to the will of John Hermons, which they proved in Fauquier court Aug. 22, 1776, under which will John served as joint executor
with testator's wife.
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John Jr. took deed May 22,1775 from John Monday to 103 acres, cornering with William Turley in Fauquier County,Virginia paying 58 pounds, collected court witness fees there November 1779, and in 1786, took deed Apr. 21, 1786 from Denny Fairfax of Leeds Castle,County Kent,England for 200 acres in the Manor of Leeds in Fairfax County,Virginia conditioned on construction of named improvements thereon, signed in Fauquier County,