MacIntyre
ID: I10973
Name: John PATTON
Sex: M
Change Date: 11 JAN 2000
Father: Mr. (Henry) PATTON
Mother: Sarah LYNN
Marriage 1 Miss ROGERS
Marriage 2 Agnes
Ball and Autrey Ancestry
ID: I2485
Name: John PATTON
Sex: M
Birth: in Ireland
Death: 1757 in Augusta Co,Va
Change Date: 8 APR 1999 at 12:16:29
Father: Henry PATTON b: in Ireland
Mother: Sarah LYNN
Ball and Autrey Ancestry of Donna Ball Autrey and Thomas M.
Autrey
ID: I2485
Name: John PATTON
Sex: M
Birth: in Ireland
Death: 1757 in Augusta Co,Va
Change Date: 8 APR 1999 at 12:16:29
Father: Henry PATTON b: in Ireland
Mother: Sarah LYNN
The Richard Stockton of New Jersey Family
ID: I14289
Name: John PATTON
Given Name: John
Surname: Patton
Sex: M
Birth: in Londonderry,,Ulster,Ireland
Note:
!THE STOCKTON PROJECT, Pam Jeglinski; FEB 2000
!HELEN HEWITT, WA; 1989
PEDI: birth
Father: Henry PATTON b: in ,,,Ireland
Mother: Sarah LYNN b: in ,,,Ireland
Ancestors of Robert Palmer Rhoads
ID: I9999
Name: John Patton
Given Name: John
Surname: Patton
Sex: M
Birth: Abt 1689 in Londonberry, Ireland
Death: 1755 in Agusta, VA
Change Date: 27 Aug at 21:40
Note:
(Research):A Chronicle of the American Lineage of the Pattons
by C. L. Patton, Springfield, Illinois: 1954
The history of Pendleton County is virtually a history of the
Dyer and Patton migration. Both families were large and evidently
came into the Shenandoah Valley, en masse, from Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania. The earliest records of Augusta County, Virginia,
of which Pendleton was then a part, were in the year 1747. At
this time the Pattons and Dyers were well established in the
valley. In 1747 there were but "forty families and two
hundred souls" in Pendleton County. In the first records of
the county, numerous land transactions had been made between
members of the two families.
John Hiatt was an English Quaker residing in Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania. His son, John, Jr., married Margaret __ and had a
daughter Margaret who married William Dyer, son of Roger Dyer,
father -in-law of Matthew Patton. John Hiatt, Sr. and his son
John, Jr., were each granted land by Lord Fairfax, in a part of
the Alexander Ross grant. The land patent book, Volume 17, page
332, Richmond, Virginia shows that, among the first patents
issued to settlers on this land was one granted to John Hiet
(sic), Jr., November 12, 1735. William Gooch, Esq., Lieutenant
Governor of Virginia, stated "Know ye that...an order of our
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia and council of our colony and the
Dominion of Virginia, bearing the date the three and twentieth
day of April, 1735, granting leave to Alexander Ross and Morgan
Bryan, to survey...1000 acres of land for each family of seventy
families by them brought into our said colony and settled on the
lands in the said order mentioned and to issue patents for the
same. We have given, granted, confirmed, etc., unto John Hiet
(sic), Jr. of the county of Lancaster in the Province of
Pennsylvania, one certain tract or parcel of land containing 3?0
acres ... on the north side of the Opeckon, above the lower end
of Paul Willian's land."
The Pattons and Dyers evidently grew and prospered, each raising
a numerous family and acquiring large acreages of land. From
their first settlement in the region of the present town of
Winchester, they proceded farther south to the heart of Augusta
County near the present town of Staunton and later crossed the
mountains to the beautiful valley of the South Branch of the
South Fork of the Potomac River.
As the children of the pioneers became of age and assumed the
responsibility of a family, they felt the necessity of further
expansion and a trek up the valley of the Shenandoah began. Some
of the original settlers and many of their offspring sought
residence in the present counties of Rockingham, Rockbridge,
Augusta, Highland and Botetourt in Virginia while others pushed
farther south into Tennessee and North Carolina.
After the Revolutionary War another exodus began into Ohio and
Kentucky, later moving into Illinois, Indiana and Missouri. There
was a difference in the disposition of the Pattons and Dyers. The
Pattons, apparently, were a restless lot and continually sought
new fields, while the Dyers remained in the valley in the
vicinity of their first settlement. In the latter part of the
eighteenth century the Pattons had practically disappeared from
the valley and were taking up residence in North Carolina,
Tennessee, Ohio, Kentucky, Alabama, Missouri and Illinois. The
Dyers, even at the present time, are a prosperous and a numerous
clan in Pendleton County, West Virginia, and in the counties of
Augusta and Rockingham in Virginia.
The Pattons and the Dyers were close neighbors of the McCormicks,
McDowells, Pickens, Cravens and Hoovers and were intermarried
with the Hawes, Keisters, Davises, Harrisons, Lockridges and
Lincolns.
Roger Dyer, the pioneer, was a leader in his community and
acquired large holdings of land. By his will dated February 24,
1757, he left James his homestead of 620 acres. To Hannah Kesiter
he bequeathed 427 acres in Hardy County; to his grandson Roger he
left 20 pounds; to his wife and executor, a dower interest in his
estate; to his five sons and daughters, his personal effects. The
testators to his will were William Miller, Adam Hider and William
Gibson.
William Dyer was also a substantial citizen and owned a negro
servant and nine horses and colts.
The murder of Roger and Willam and the capture of James and Sarah
by the Indians is the subject of a tragic story described later.
The original Roger Dyer homestead remains in the possession of
his descendants and the Dyers have continued to be among the more
wealthy and successful of the Pendleton farmers.
Father: Henry Patton Jr. b: Abt 1660 in Scotland
Mother: Sarah Lynn b: Abt 1670
Marriage 1 Sarah Rogers b: in Ireland
Married: Abt 1740 in Ireland
Change Date:
Children
Living
Living
John Patton Jr. b: Abt 1728
Col. Mathew Patton b: May 1730 in Scotland
Samuel Patton b: 1732
Alexander Patton b: Abt 1734
Benjamin Patton b: Abt 1734
James Patton b: 12 Oct 1735
Lydia Patton b: 1739 in Lancaster Co. PA
Andrew Patton b: Abt 1740 in Lancaster, PA
William Patton b: Sep 1742 in Lancaster Co. PA
Margaret Patton b: Abt 1743
Isabel Patton b: 1755
Agnes Patton b: 1756
Huff and Gore Family Trees
ID: I063
Name: John PATTON
Sex: M
Birth: ABT. 1689 in Londonderry, Pro. Ulster, Ireland
Death: ABT. 1756 in Augusta, Va
Note: Will dated January 2, 1756 proved March 10, 1757 in Augusta
County, VA. Migrated from Ireland in the early 1730's. He was
probably induced to come to America by his Uncle John Lewis who
came to Philadelphia in 1729. He met up with his uncle in
Philadelphia and later moved into Lancaster County, PA, where he
purchased two parcels of land, the first purchase was made on
March 23, 1736 and consisted of 200 acres. He aquired 200
additional acres in April 1744. William, James, thomas, Rober and
Hugh also had land here. John later moved to Augusta County, VA,
finally settling in that part of the county which later became
Pendleton County, WVA. He purchased several tracts of land in the
region known as "The Buffalo Meados" near the present
town of Franklin. Here he erected his house on the banks of the
South Fork of the South Branch of the Patomac River.
Father: Henry PATTON b: 1660 in Caiggo, Dundee, Scotland
Mother: Sarah LYNN b: in Scotland
Marriage 1 Sarah ROGERS b: in Ireland
Married: 1725
Children
Matthew PATTON b: ABT. 1730 in Northern Ireland or Agusta, GA
FAMILY TIES
ID: I10665
Name: John J. Patton
Sex: M
Father: Henry Patton b: ABT. 1660 in Fifeshire, Scotland
Mother: Sarah Lynn b: in Loch Lynn, Scotland
The ties that bind us together
ID: I10665
Name: John J. Patton
Sex: M
Father: Henry Patton b: ABT. 1660 in Fifeshire, Scotland
Mother: Sarah Lynn b: in Loch Lynn, Scotland
The Clarks of Otter Creek and Related FamiliesID: I06059
Name: John J. PATTON , Sr. 1
Sex: M
Name: John PATTON 2 3
Birth: ABT. 1695 in County of Derry, Province of Ulster, Ireland
4
Birth: ABT. 1689 in Londonderry, Ulster, Ireland
Birth: ABT. 1695 5 3
Death: 1757
Reference Number: CLRK6066
Father: Henry PATTON b: ABT. 1660 in Dundee, Scotland
Mother: Sarah LYNN
Marriage 1 ? ROGERS
Children
Matthew PATTON , Sr.
Samuel PATTON
John PATTON , Jr. b: in County of Derry, Province of Ulster,
Ireland
James PATTON
Benjamin PATTON
Margaret PATTON
Lydia PATTON
William A. PATTON
Marriage 2 Agnes SNODGRASS
Children
Agnes PATTON
Isabel PATTON
Marriage 3 Spouse Unknown
Children
Andrew PATTON b: 1741 in Chester, PA
Sources:
Title: Clint Joyce
Publication: 97-06-97
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Electronic
Title: Journey to the Cumberlands
Author: Caster Denton Patton
Publication: Route 1, Box 117, Dothan, Alabama; May 1988
Repository:
Note: Copy in Possession of Fay L. Clark
Call Number:
Media: Book
Page: p. 2
Text: "Not confirmed." "Believed to be
immigrant."
Title: Patton, Caster
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Book
Title: A Chronicle of the American Lineage of the Pattons
Author: C. L. Patton
Publication: Copyright 1954
Note: Good
Repository:
Note: In the possession of Fay L. Clark
Call Number:
Media: Book
Page: 20
Title: Journey to the Cumberlands
Author: Caster Denton Patton
Publication: Route 1, Box 117, Dothan, Alabama; May 1988
Repository:
Note: Copy in Possession of Fay L. Clark
Call Number:
Media: Book
Page: p. 2
Frazier Family
ID: I936
Name: John Patton
Sex: M
Birth: in Ire.
Death: 2 FEB 1756 in Augusta Co., Va. 1
Change Date: 13 JAN 2000
Marriage 1 Miss Rogers
Children
John Patton , Jr.
Mathew Patton b: ABT 1730 in North Ire.
Jacob Patton
Samuel Patton
Marriage 2 Agnes
Children
William Patton b: ABT 1745
James Patton
Margaret Patton
Isabell Patton
Agnes Patton
Sources:
Type: Book
Periodical: Register of The Ky Historical Society Vol. # 35 # 111