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- Grant County News, Footsteps of the Past, June 19, 1997
New Family/Sipple who would later reside in the area that would become Owen County. William H. and Susannah were residing in Pendleton County in 1813 where they had received land grants totaling 950 acres in the vicinity of Eagle and Ten Mile Creeks. This area would become part of Grant County. William H. sold 196 acres to his brother in law John W. Sipple and 93 acres including a grist mill to John Ford. William H. and Susannah had nine children
(1) James B. born 1805 NC married Frances______
(2) Jethro born 1806 NC died 1818
(3) Greenberry born 1807 NC, married December 13, 1827 Mahala Baker
(4) John B. born 1808 married Nancy Lawrence
(5) Elizabeth born 1810 Pendleton Co. married December 22, 1824 to Henry Bowman Sipple
(6) Belinda born 1814 Pendleton, married June 13, 1834 to Joseph Webster
(7) William H.B. born 1818 Pendleton County, married February 5, 1846 Phoebe Webster
(8) Moses born 1820 Grant County married March 20, 1846 to Juriah Webster
(9) Susannah born 1823 Grant Co.
William H. New was killed near his home in 1825. The assailants are unknown but legend says he was killed by Indians. His widow, Susannah Baker New became the second wife of John Ford.
Found dead near his home in 1825, killed by unknown assailants, probably Indians.
William H. and Susannah were residing in Pendleton County in 1813 where they had received land grants totaling 950 acres in the vicinity of Eagle and Ten Mile Creeks. This area would become part of Grant County. William H. sold 196 acres to his brother in law John W. Sipple and 93 acres including a grist mill to John Ford.
Grant county is located in the northern part of the Bluegrass region. It was formed in 1820 and probably named for a member of the Grant family, early settlers in the area. Williamstown is the countyseat.
Pendleton County October 16, 1815 a deed to William New for 360 acres on Eagle Creek-Bk Q page 497.
Estate Settlement of William New: Payments made to Susannah New, James Hampton, James Elliston and Henry B. Sipple. Susannah New guardian to James, Belinda, Susannah, William and Moses New. June 1827Book A, page 186. Lands given to: Greenberry M. New, William Henry Harrison New, Belinda New, Susannah New, Moses Scott New, John B. New, Henry Sipple and James New. Dower rights to Widow. September 23, 1825 Book A, page 264.
William New is listed in Pendleton Co. Order Book B as delinquent in his taxes for 1813. He is listed under the column of 'where removed to' as 'never given in district'.
Grant County Court held Monday, September 12, 1825 at the Courthouse.
Greenberry M. New, infant son of William New, deceased, who is over 14 years of age came into court and made choice of James Elliston as his guardian, whereupon the said James Elliston executed and acknowledged bond in open court with James Hampton his security in the penalty of $600.
John B. New, infant son of Wm. New, deceased, who is over 14 years of age came into court and made choice of James Hampton as his guardian, whereupon the said Hampton executed bond in open court withJames Elliston his security in the penalty of $600.
Ordered that Susanna New be appointed guardian to James B. New, Belinda New, Susanna New, Wm. Henry New, and Moses Scott New infant heirs of Wm. New, deceased, who are under the age of 14 years whereupon the said Susanna New executed and acknowledged bond in open court in the penalty of $3000 with John Ford, Joseph Ford, and Clement Theobald her securities.
On application of Henry Sipple, Greenberry M. New, by his guardian John B. New and James B. New, Belinda New, Susanna New, Wm. Henry New and Moses Scott New by their guardian it is ordered that LewisMyers, James Ellison and James Hampton, be and they are hereby appointed commissioners, who being first duely sworn to divide and lay off the real estate of Wm. New, deceased, among the above named heirs and report to court.
On application of Susanna New, widow of Wm. New, deceased, it is ordered that Lewis Myers, James Elliston, James Hampton and Joseph Ford be and they are hereby appointed commissioners who being firstduely sworn to lay off to the widow her dower out of the real estate of her deceased husband, and that they report to court.
>From Janet Pease's county record abstracts: Part of WIlliam New's estate sale, recorded on 12 Sep 1825, on p. 94, Grant Co. Probate book A.
>From Book A, p. 307: An accounting for Belinda and William H. New, heirs of Wm New, dec'd. It includes receipts from H. Sipple dated 25 Oct 1827. Mentions G.M. New, J.B. New, H. Sipple as legatees of Wm New dec'd. Mentions a deed of relinquishment from John Scott. Mentions H.B. Sipple as guardian of B. and B.W. New. Mentions a payment to Roland Sutton for 'land that was lost'. dated 24 Jan 1831.
1810 NEW WILLIAM Gallatin County KY 187 30100-10100-01 Federal Population Schedule KY 1810 Federal Census Index KYS1a2280381 1820 NEW WILLIAM Grant County KY 142 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule KY 1820 Federal Census Index KY35354095
These tax lists were abstracted from the microfilm at the LDS Library and Janet Pease Grant Co Abstracted Court Records, Volume XI.
NEW Abram 1829
Greenberry 1828
Jacob 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829
James B. 1827, 1828, 1829
Melinda 1829
Susannah 1825, 1826, 1827
William 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823, 1824, 1829
Grant County Tax List - 1821
Tax lists are from Abstracted County Court Records by Janet Pease, Volume XI.
New, William 400 acres on Eagle Creek. Also 34 acres
- BIRTH:
1)In 1810 Gallatin Co, KY census. Pl of b assumed from other family data. 2)CONFLICT: IGI gives b pl as Guilford Co, NC. Do not think they were in NC until about 1786. [NOTE: Some researchers give his name as William Jasper New.]
MAR:Place of mar assumed.
DEATH:Probate Abstracts from Grant Co, KY, Bk A, p. 264, 1820-1833. This gives the date of probate as 23 Sep 1825. From correspondence of Linda Baker, via email Sep 2002:"William H. New was killed near his home in 1825. The assailants are unknown but legend says he was killed by Indians. His widow, Susannah Baker New, became the second wife of John Ford."
NOTE:See Abstracts of various county records for this family, received from Linda Baker, June 2004; in GUARDIAN:Grant County Court held Monday, Sept 12, 1825. 1)Greenberry M. New, infant son of William New, deceased, who is over 14 years of age came into court and made choice of James Elliston as his guardian, whereupon the said James Elliston executed and acknowledged bond in open court with James Hampton his security in the penalty of $600. 2)John B. New, infant son of Wm. New, deceased, who is over 14 years of age came into court and made choice of James Hampton as his guardian, whereupon the said Hampton executed bond in open court with James Elliston his security in the penalty of $600. 3)Ordered that Susanna New be appointed guardian to James B. New, Belinda New, Susanna New, Wm. Henry New, and Moses Scott New infant heirs of Wm. New, deceased, who are under the age of 14 years whereupon the said Susanna New executed and acknosledged bond in open court in the penalty of $3000 with John Ford, Joseph Ford and Clement Theobald her securities. [From Linda Baker, via email, June 2004.]
LAND RECORDS:Pendleton County Deeds. 1)Bk. Q, p. 497. October 16, 1815, a deed to William New of 360 acres on Eagle Creek. 2)Bk. A, p. 186, June 1827. Estate settlement of William New: Payments made to Susannah New, James Hampton, James Elliston and Henry B. Sipple. Susannah New guardian to James, Belinda, susannah, William and Moses New.
3)Bk A, p. 264, Sep 23, 1825. Lands given to : Greenberry M. New, William Henry Harrison New, Belinda New, Susannah New, Moses Scott New, John B. New, Henry Sipple and James New. Dower rights to Widow. [From Linda Baker,via email, June 2004.]
TAX RECORDS:William New is listed in Pendleton Co. Order Book B as delinquent in his taxes for 1813. He is listed under the column of 'where removed to' as ' never given in district.' [From Linda Baker via email, June 2004.]
HISTORY:Grant County News, Footsteps of the Past, June 19,1997; New Family/ Sipple Family -- Author Beryl S. Litsey. "William H. New who was born October 28, 1774 [sic] married Susannah Baker, daughter of Moses Baker, who would later reside in the area that would become Owen County. William H. and Susannah were residing in Pendleton County in 1813 where they had received land grants totaling 950 acres in the vicinity of Eagle and Ten Mile Creeks. This area would become part of Grant County. William H. sold 196 acres to his brother-in-law John W. Sipple and 93 acres including a grist mill to John Ford.
"William H. and Susannah had nine children (1) James B. born 1805 NC married Frances_________;
(2)Jethro born 1806 NC died 1818;
(3) Greenberry born 1807 NC, married December 13, 1827 Mahala Baker;
(4)John B., born 1808, married Nancy Lawrence;
(5)Elizabeth born 1810 Pendleton Co, Married December 22,1824 to Henry Bowman Sipple;
(6)Belinda born 1814 Pendleton, Married June 13, 1834 to Joseph Webster;
(7)William H.B. born 1818 Pendleton County, married February 5, 1840 Phoebe Webster
(8)Moses born 1820 Grant County married March 20, 1846 to Juriah Webster and
(9) Susannah born 1823 Grant Co.
" William H. New was killed near his home in 1825. The assailants are unknown but legend says he was killed by Indians. His widow, Susannah Baker New became the second wife of John Ford. "
HISTORY:From notes by Beverly Williams Long, at http://www.gencircles.com/users/ blong/1/index/1754. William H. and Susannah were residing in Pendleton County [KY] in 1813 where they had received land grants totalling 9950 acres in the vicinity of Eagle and Ten Mile Creeks.
This area would become part of Grant County. Willliam H. sold 196 acres to his brother-in-law John W. Sipple and 93 acres including a grist mill to John Ford.
Pendleton County, October 16,
1815, a deed to William New for 360 acres on Eagle Creek, Bk Q, page 497.
Estate settlement of William New: Payments made to Susannah New, James Hampton, James Elliston and Henry B. Sipple.
Susannah New guardian to James, Belinda, Susannah, William and Moses New.
June 1827, Book A., page 185. Lands given to: Greenberry M. New, William Henry Harrison New, Belinda New, Susannah
New, Moses Scott New, John B. New, Henry Sipple and James New. Dower right to Widow. September 23, 1825, Book A., p. 264.
William New is listed in Pendleton Co. Order Book B as delinquent in his taxes for 1813. He is listed under the column of 'where removed to' as 'never given in district.'
Grant County Court held Monday, September 12, 1825 at the Courthouse. Greenberry M. New, infant son of William New, deceased, who is over 14 years of age came into court and mad choice of James Elliston as his guardian, whereupon the said James Elliston executed and acknowledged bond in open court with James Hampton his security in the penalty of $600.
John B. New, infant son of Wm. New, deceased, who is over 14 years of age came intoncourt and made choice of James Hampton as his guardian, whereupon the said Hampton executed bond in open court with James Elliston his security in the penalty of $600.
Ordered that Suasanna New be appointed guardian to James B. New, Belinda New, Susanna New, Wm. Henry New, and Moses Scott New infant heirs of Wm New, deceased, who are under the age of 14 years whereupon the said Susanna New executed and acknowledged bond in open court in the penalty of $3000 with John Ford, Joseph Ford, and Clement Theobald her securities.
On application of Henry Sipple, Greenberry M. New, by his guardian John B. New and James B. New, Belinda New, Susanna New, Wm. Henry New and Moses Scott New by their guardian it is ordered that Lews Myers, James Ellison and James Hampton, be and they are hereby appointed commissioners, who being first duely sworn to divide and lay off the real estate of Wm. New, deceased, among the above named heirs and report to court.
On application of Susanna New, widow of Wm. New, deceased, it is ordered that Lewis Myers, James Elliston, James Hampton and Joseph Ford be and they are hereby appointed commissioners who being first duely sworn to lay off to the widow her dower out of the real estate of her deceased husband, and that they report to court.
From Janet Pease's county record abstracts: Part of Williwm New's estate sale, recorded on 12 Sep 1825, on p. 94, Grant Co., KY, Probate Bk. A.
From Book A, p. 307:An accounting for Belinda and William H. New, heirs of Wm. New, dec'd. It includes receipts from H. Sipple dated 25 Oct 1827; mentions G. M. New, J. B. New, H. Sipple as legatees of Wm. New dec'd; Mentions a deed of relinquishment from John Scott; mentions H. B. Sipple as guardian of B. and B.W. New; mentions a payment to Roland Sutton for 'land that was lost.' Dated 24 Jan 1831.
TAX LISTS:Janet Pease, Grant C. KY Abstracted Court Records, Vol XI, Microfilm LDS Family History Library. NEW: Abram 1829; Greenberry 1828; Jacob 1820-1829; James B. 1827, 1828, 1829; Melinda 1829; Susannah 1825, 1826, 1827; William 1820-1824, 1829.
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