Six generations of LaRues and allied families : containing sketch of Isaac LaRue

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Six generations of LaRues and allied families : containing sketch of Isaac LaRue, senior, who died in Frederick County, Virginia, in 1795, and some account of his American ancestors and three generations of his descendants and families who were connected by intermarriage, among others, Carman, Hodgen, Helm, Buzan, Rust, McDonald, Castleman, Walters, Alexander, Medley, McMahon, Vertrees, Keith, Wintersmith, Clay, Neill, Grantham, Vanmeter and Enlow; copies of six old wills and other old documents; various incidents connected with the settlement of the Nolynn Valley in Kentucky; also a chapter o Six generations of LaRues and allied families : containing sketch of Isaac LaRue, senior, who died in Frederick County, Virginia, in 1795, and some account of his American ancestors and three generations of his descendants and families who were connected by intermarriage, among others, Carman, Hodgen, Helm, Buzan, Rust, McDonald, Castleman, Walters, Alexander, Medley, McMahon, Vertrees, Keith, Wintersmith, Clay, Neill, Grantham, Vanmeter and Enlow; copies of six old wills and other old documents; various incidents connected with the settlement of the Nolynn Valley in Kentucky; also a chapter on the La Rue family and the child Abraham Lincoln. ^ ob-tained possession of the homestead and in the place of the oldlog house in which his father had lived, built a stone house, whichhe called Villa LaRue, and which is.yet standing. Jabez LaRue (X.) died in September, 1823, at the age of 55years, leaving no children. He was buried in the graveyard ofthe Buck Marsh meeting house, near Berryville, Va. His widowwas a party to the action which was pending in the courts ofFrederick County in the year 1824, to settle a considerableestate of the deceased husband, who died intestate. The writerhas obtained from copies of the papers in this suit the names ofmany of the grandchildren of Isaac IjaRue, Sr. See Appendix(C). 147. o aj _C5 ».2 =* >a^ ^ or 148 EARLY CHURCHES AND PASTORS OF UPPERNOLYNN VALLEY. The social, as well as the religious, life of the early settlerswas largely influenced by the churches and ministers in theirmidst. A brief account of the churches and pastors of the UpperNolynn Valley is therefore of interest in connection with thepersons mentioned in this volume. The membership of the greater part of the earlier genera-tions of the LaRues and their connections who were located inthe Green River section of Kentucky was limited to four Baptistchurches, all of which are yet in existence. These were—(1)Severns Valley (Elizabethtown), (2) Nolynn, located four mile. © The Reading Room

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