Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
LIGHTHOUSE HARRY LEE.

conveyed to William Hopkins by Capt
Ephraim Love. on a branch of Muddy
Creek.
Page 145-The will of Matthew Kin
kead. of Augusta County. farmer. dated
June .. 1875. was admitted to probate
November ~. 1876. In il he mentions
wife. Elizabeth: daughters ono names):
children. infants" ono names): eldest
son. David Kinkead; son. John Kin
kead. an infant; daughters, Eliza eth.
Sarah and Mary Ann; appoints wife and
William McTeer as executors
Page 4o3-April =. 1870. David Kin
kead. and Winnifred his wife: John
kinkead and Winnifred. his wife. John
to William Meter. go acres of land on
Great Calfpastyre.
Vol. Ill. page 5o3-August q. ITO.
John Kinkead and Elizabeth his wife.
deed to Andrew Kinkead los acres of
land on Great Calfpasture River.
Page 5O4-August 90, lI7o, John Kin
kcad Sen. and Elizabeth deed TO their
son. John kinkead, Jr.. SIS acres on
Calfpasture River.
Page 5l3-August 90. l77l. Matthew
Kinkead. his father, ia l-2 acres in
Beverly Manor.
Page 5IS-December :, l77l. John
kinkead. Sr.. and Elizabeth. his wife.
deed TO John Kinkead, Jr., IA l-2
acres in Beverly Manor.
Cowpasture was conveyed to John Kim
kead. weaver, by John kinkead. clerk.
October l., 1854: and by said John Kin
kead weaver. and Elizabeth. his wife.
to Andrew Kinkead. August 81, 177o.
Page 5S2-Aprii -. l1SS. Samuel Kin
kead had married Elizabeth Wilson
daughter of George Wilson, deceased
tof Fayette County, Pa).
The above are all the references to
Eliza beth kinkead, or Hopkins. to be
found in Abstracts of Augusta County.
Virginia.
From the census of 1870 for vir-
ginia (Which is really an imperfect list
of men living in some OF the counties
of the state in 1852 AID 1855, the
census for 1870 having been destroyed
when the British captu"eG Washing
ton. d. c.. and burned the public
l,uldinEs) the following names appear:
kincaid, Andrew, George. Hugh, James,
three by name of John, Margaret. two
men by name of Samuel and two by
name of Thomas, all living in Green
brier County between the years 1885.
names taken from tax lists without
other information about them. All
must have been OF age. and held tax
able property ~ that time No one by
name of Kinkead OF kinkade appear
in the report.
List of private claims presented to
House of Representa- John Kincade
applied for a pension 10 the 22nd Con-
gress. first session, and later to the
second session, and TO the 23rd Con-
sress. first session, when it was passed
with amendment, June %. 1884. 4 copy
OF that pension record could be oh
tanned from the Commissioner of Pen
sions. Interior Department Washing
ton, d. c.
Samuel Kncaid also applied for
pension to the cath Congress. first ses-
sion. which WAS passed June IS. 1895
That also could be obtained from Com
missioner OF Pensions
William kincaid applied for compen-
sation and land for his revenue ser
vice TO the 9th Congress. second SEES
sion, and 10th Congress. first session.
but no action was taken. ! could find
out what that was (which would be
very meager) for dollar.
Robert kinkead applied for an in
crease of his pension 10 the 25th Con-
Gress. third session. which was denied
j could also ind out what that meant
if desired. for same price.
] doubt, however, ii anything bear
ing on your case would come from
either of these cases.
In McAllister's Virginia Militia in
the Revolution. mention is made of