Thomas St Clair - Revision history

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 *1830 Census of Lower Township, Crawford County, Arkansas
 **Thomas C Sinclair 000110001-00010001

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 Thomas St Clair was born about 1805 in Kentucky, the son of Thomas Crawford St Clair by his wife Nancy Wood.  Thomas and Nancy appear to have had at least eight children in Virginia, Kentucky, and possibly in North Carolina.
-A descendent informs me that Thomas moved to St Clair County, Illinois by 1812 where he taught school and where his daughter Mary Ann "Polly" St Clair married Jonathan Henry Sharp in 1817 and stayed in Illinois.  I have not yet been able to confirm or deny this paragraph.
+The biography of Elisha Sharpe in discussing his grandmother "Mary St Clair" states that, she was born in 1800, her family moved to Kentucky when she was 6, and then to Turkey Hill, St Clair County, Illinois settling there in 1812.  A descendent informs me that when Thomas St Clair moved to St Clair County, Illinois he taught school. His daughter Mary Ann "Polly" St Clair married Jonathan Henry Sharp in 1817.
 Most if not the remainder of the family relocated to the Northwest Corner of Arkansas by 1830 and possibly a few years earlier.  There is an 1828 Tax List for Crawford County, Arkansas in which a Thomas St Clair appears.
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 *''Probate Papers, Franklin County, Arkansas'', compiled by Virginia McPhail, privately published, Copyright 2001. Page 171:
 **St Clair, Thomas C -- deceased

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 **Session 19 Oct 1847 Probate Court Minutes "Thomas C St Clair"
 *[[FranklinARK/LooseProbate/Thomas_St_Clair|Loose Probate Packet, "Thomas St Clair"]], printed from the original images by Will Johnson
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 *Mentioned in Court Minutes
 **Session Monday 15 Jul 1838 County Court Minutes "Thomas St Clair"

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 Thomas Jr married a woman named Winnifred "Winnie" probably by 1825 if we allow her to be the mother of all his subsequent children.  She survived him and is named as his widow in his probate papers.
-Thomas obtained several pieces of land as an original owner (from the federal government).  On 1 May 1845, at the Johnson Courthouse Land Office, he bought the SE of S24-T9N-R27W along with William Cressley St Clair probably his brother William.
+Thomas obtained several pieces of land as an original owner (from the federal government).  On 1 May 1845, at the Johnson Courthouse Land Office, he bought the SE of S24-T9N-R27W along with William Cressley St Clair probably his brother William.  On that same day, he bought the E1/2 of the SW of that same Section by himself.  And William by himself bought the E1/2 of the NW.  On 1 Dec 1849, Thomas bought the NE of Secton 24.
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	Thomas Jr married a woman named Winnifred "Winnie" probably by 1825 if we allow her to be the mother of all his subsequent children. She survived him and is named as his widow in his probate papers.		Thomas Jr married a woman named Winnifred "Winnie" probably by 1825 if we allow her to be the mother of all his subsequent children. She survived him and is named as his widow in his probate papers.
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		+	Thomas obtained several pieces of land as an original owner (from the federal government). On 1 May 1845, at the Johnson Courthouse Land Office, he bought the SE of S24-T9N-R27W along with William Cressley St Clair probably his brother William.

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 Writen and copyright by Will Johnson, [mailto:wjhonson@aol.com wjhonson@aol.com], Professional Genealogist.  This page is locked, if you'd like to comment on it, please email me.  This page has been paid for by a descendent of Thomas St Clair.
-Thomas St Clair was born about 1805 in Kentucky, the son of Thomas Crawford St Clair by his wife Nancy Wood.  Thomas and Nancy appear to have had at least eight children, and most if not all of the family relocated to the Northwest Corner of Arkansas by 1830 if not a few years earlier.  There is an 1828 Tax List for Crawford County, Arkansas in which a Thomas St Clair appears.
+Thomas St Clair was born about 1805 in Kentucky, the son of Thomas Crawford St Clair by his wife Nancy Wood.  Thomas and Nancy appear to have had at least eight children in Virginia, Kentucky, and possibly in North Carolina.
 Thomas Jr married a woman named Winnifred "Winnie" probably by 1825 if we allow her to be the mother of all his subsequent children.  She survived him and is named as his widow in his probate papers.

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 **Session 18 Apr 1843 Probate Court Minutes "Elizabeth St Clair"
 **Session 19 Oct 1847 Probate Court Minutes "Thomas C St Clair"
-*Loose Probate Packet, "Thomas St Clair", printed from the original images by Will Johnson
+*[[FranklinARK/LooseProbate/Thomas_St_Clair|Loose Probate Packet, "Thomas St Clair", printed from the original images by Will Johnson]]
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