Robert Wickliffe, Jr. son of Robert Wickliffe, Sr. was born 30th day of March, 1789.
Agness young, daughter of William Young, was born the 30th of May 1793.
Sarah Jane Wickliffe, daughter of Robert and Agness Wickliffe was born 4th August 1813.
Fanny W. Young was born 25th January 1819
Jesse H. Reno was born 25th of April 1817
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Robert Wickliffe and Agness Young was married 3rd of September 1812
jess H. Reno and Fanny W. Young was married 27th January 1842
Sarah Jane Wickliffe died 4th December 1813
Fanny W. Reno died 16th june 1843 in the 25th year of her age
Robert Wickliffe died April 5th 1855 in the 66th year of his age
Agness Wickliffe died 5 June 1867
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Robert Wickliffe (born) Feb 18th 1868
Minnie Morehead Wickliffe (born) Aug 28 1873
Maragaret Wickliffe (born) Mar 18 1899
Emily Wickliffe (born) Apr 8 1901
Robert Bodine Wickliffe (born) Aur 20 1902
John Morehead Wickliffe (born) Feb 25 1914
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Robert Wickliffe and Minnie Morehead were married March 23, 1898
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Minnie M. Wickliffe (died) Nov 11, 1943
Robert Wickliffe (died) Nov 2, 1956
Robert Bodine Wickliffe (died) march 21 1963 Columbia TN
Bert C. LaRue (died) Aug 30th 1963 am
John Morehead Wickliffe (died) July 28th 1965 funeral 21st, Washington DC
(unreadable name) (died) Aug 30th 1965
Laurie T. Walker died Jan 1st 1976
Margaret W. LaRue died April 5, 1980
#the record has Emily W. Walker died_____but as of Apr 24 1989 she is living
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With the family record - probably the Wickliffe Bible - were two pages of what would appear to be the birth records of slaves. They may be of interest and help in preparing a family record, so are published herewith.
(Dave: I have added and edited to what was in this email message. I now have copies of the original pages and have made some corrections as well as adding an entire page. This message only contained pages 2 and 3. I added page 1.)
Page 1
Frances/James son of Sally/Silvy(?) was born ... 1801(?)
Charity Daughter of Jannah was born Sept 25th, 1801
Joseph Son of Charity was born March 3, 1818
Benjamin Son of Charity was born Febr 14th 1820
Silvy Daughter of Charity was born January(?) 13 1822
Isabilla Daughter of Charity was born September 24 1823 and Died June 1825
Hannah Daughter of Charity was born June 6th 1825
Francis son of Silvy was born ... 1839(?)
Sally Ann Daughter of Hannah was born October 17th 1841
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Amanda, daughter of Silva, was born July 28th 1842
Jane, daugher of Charita, was born July 29, 1842
Abraham was born December 1840
Laura Ellen, daughter of Silva, was born June 27, 1846
Henry, son of Silva, was born April 1, 1848
Diana, daughter of Silva, was born January 28, 1850
Charity Chora, Daughter of Hanah was born January 28, 1850
John, son of Silva, was born Feb 2, 1852
Lucy, daughter of Silva, was born May 4, 1854
Alice, daughter of Hannah, was born May 20, 1854/7(?)
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Hariet, daughter of Silvy, was born Feb 20th 1856
Nelson J., son of Silvy, was born June 17th 1858
Franklin, son of Silvy, was born April 16th 1860
Amanda, daughter of Sally, was born August 20th 1860
Fany (?) Forest, daughter of Silvy, was born Dec 16th 1862
George, son of Hannah (sp?) was born April 16th 1863
Louis, the son (of) Hannah, was born Oct 27, 1860
Mary E., daughter of Sally, was born June 10, 1863
(It is most unusual to find so may birthdates for early blacks in Muhlenberg Co.)
This was found in the Muhlenberg County Heritage Quarterly, vol. 11, no. 3, pages 31-32.
End of message.
I didn't copy this Robert's will, but I do remember reading it. If I remember correctly, his slaves were supposed to go free after his death. I think he even provided money for them to sail to Liberia. It was a fascinating will and now I wish I had copied it all. I hope to do that in the future.