Family History of Pebble May Fisk

8. DR. DAVID LEWIS⁴ FISKE (David, #16)²⁰⁹ was born on 27 Mar 1800 at Norwich, Vermont. He married Sarah Abercrombie (see #9), daughter of William Abercrombie and Agnes "Nancy" Black, on 17 Apr 1823 at Morning View, Kentucky.²¹⁰^,²¹¹^,²¹²^,²¹³ He married Mary Griffin, daughter of William Griffin, on 24 Nov 1829 at Fiskburg, Kentucky.²¹⁴^,²¹⁵ He died on 5 Jan 1887 at Fiskburg, Kentucky, at age 86.
A physician like his father and grandfather, he moved with his father to Kentucky from New York about 1820. He ran for State Legislature under the American "Know Nothing" Party in 1855 at Covington, Kentucky.²¹⁶
Children of Dr. David Lewis⁴ Fiske and Sarah Abercrombie (see #9) were as follows:

4. i. JOSEPH LEWIS³.
ii. WILLIAM ROBERT²¹⁷^,²¹⁸ was born on 29 Nov 1825 at Kentucky.
He enlisted in Co. C, 18th Kentucky Infantry, Union Army, on 13 Oct 1861.²¹⁹ He was discharged from military service on 21 Oct 1862 after being captured and exchanged.²²⁰
iii. SAMUEL²²¹ was born on 31 Jan 1829 at Fiskburg, Kentucky. He died on 24 Aug 1829 at Fiskburg, Kentucky.

9. SARAH⁴ ABERCROMBIE (William, #18)²²²^,²²³ was born on 18 May 1806 at New Richmond, OH.²²⁴^,²²⁵ She married Dr. David Lewis Fiske (see #8), son of Dr. David Fiske and Naomia Lewis, on 17 Apr 1823 at Morning View, Kentucky.²²⁶^,²²⁷^,²²⁸^,²²⁹ She died on 27 Aug 1829 at Fiskburg, Kentucky, at age 23 shortly after the death of her infant son Samuel.²³⁰^,²³¹
Her nick name was Sally.²³²

10. THOMAS⁴ METCALFE (John, #20)²³³^,²³⁴^,²³⁵^,²³⁶^,²³⁷ was born in 1783 at Fauquier Co., VA.²³⁸ He married Margaret Alsup Hutchinson (see #11), daughter of Archibald Hutcherson and Catherine Gouge, on 6 Apr 1809 at Fayette Co., Kentucky.²³⁹^,²⁴⁰^,²⁴¹ He died in 1873 at DeMossville, Kentucky.²⁴²
He may be the son of John's brother Charles who lived in Maryland and who died when Thomas was young. Thomas migrated to Kentucky with the Metcalfes and Shacklefords and settled first in Fayette County.²⁴³ He was listed in the 1810 Census at Fayette Co., Kentucky, 3 in family and 2 slaves.²⁴⁴ He and Margaret Alsup Hutchinson were members the Christian Church.²⁴⁵ He moved to Pendleton Co., Kentucky, where he purchased land.²⁴⁶
Children of Thomas⁴ Metcalfe and Margaret Alsup Hutchinson (see #11) were as follows:

i. WESTERN³ was born before 1810 at Fayette Co., Kentucky.²⁴⁷ He married Susan Riddle.²⁴⁸
ii. TILFORD²⁴⁹^,²⁵⁰ was born on 13 Oct 1811 at Fayette Co., Kentucky.²⁵¹ He married Pollyann Mann.²⁵² He married Matilda Lummis.²⁵³
iii. CORDELIA²⁵⁴^,²⁵⁵ was born on 5 Oct 1814 at Fayette Co., Kentucky.²⁵⁶ She married Daniel Moorehead.²⁵⁷
iv. JAMES H²⁵⁸^,²⁵⁹^,²⁶⁰ was born on 1 Sep 1815 at Fayette Co., Kentucky.²⁶¹ He married Isabella Fish on 28 Sep 1837 at Kentucky.²⁶²
v. LETITIA²⁶³^,²⁶⁴ was born at Kentucky.²⁶⁵ She married John Moorehead.²⁶⁶
vi. PARTHENIA²⁶⁷^,²⁶⁸ was born at Kentucky.²⁶⁹ She married William Vallendingham.²⁷⁰^,²⁷¹
vii. JOHN was born at Kentucky.²⁷² He married Letty (--?--).²⁷³
viii. ARCHIBALD²⁷⁴^,²⁷⁵ was born in 1824 at Kentucky.²⁷⁶^,²⁷⁷ He married Sarah Forsythe.²⁷⁸ He married Amanda Metcalfe circa 1856 at Illinois.²⁷⁹
He was listed in the 25 Aug 1860 Census at Ursa Twp., Adams Co., Illinois.²⁸⁰
5. ix. MARTHA ANN.
x. THOMAS²⁸¹^,²⁸²^,²⁸³ was born circa 1820 at Kentucky.²⁸⁴
xi. CATHERINE²⁸⁵^,²⁸⁶ was born on 19 Feb 1830 at Pendleton Co., Kentucky.²⁸⁷ She married Tandy Shoemaker.²⁸⁸
Her married name was Shewmaker.²⁸⁹
xii. WILLIAM²⁹⁰ was born at Kentucky.²⁹¹ He died circa 1833 at Kentucky.

11. MARGARET ALSUP⁴ HUTCHINSON (Archibald Hutcherson, #22)²⁹²^,²⁹³^,²⁹⁴^,²⁹⁵^,²⁹⁶ was born on 21 Feb 1789 at Maryland.²⁹⁷ She married Thomas Metcalfe (see #10), son of John Metcalfe and Amelia Ann Shackleford, on 6 Apr 1809 at Fayette Co., Kentucky.²⁹⁸^,²⁹⁹^,³⁰⁰ She died in 1871 at DeMossville, Kentucky.³⁰¹
She and Thomas Metcalfe were members the Christian Church.³⁰²

12. WILLIAM⁴ MORGAN (David, #24)³⁰³^,³⁰⁴^,³⁰⁵ was born after 1781. He married Susannah Spurlock (see #13), daughter of John Spurlock and Frances Toney, circa 1800.³⁰⁶ He died on 12 Oct 1813 at Floyd Co., Kentucky, killed by Edward Osborn in debt dispute with William's father David.³⁰⁷^,³⁰⁸
He was a volunteer on 10 Dec 1805 in the 56th Regiment, Kentucky "Cornstalk" Militia, as a Major.³⁰⁹ His death left three children who inherited his share of David Morgan's land and slaves. He also had two sons with Elizabeth Salisbury whom he never married. After his death, David's mother bequethed land to Elizabeth's sons. As adults the sons used Morgan as their last name.
Children of William⁴ Morgan and Susannah Spurlock (see #13) were as follows:

i. POLLEY³³¹⁰^,³¹¹^,³¹² was born between 1800 and 1805 at Kentucky.³¹³ She married Jonathan Mayo on 6 Nov 1817 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³¹⁴
ii. ANN³¹⁵^,³¹⁶^,³¹⁷ was born before 1805 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³¹⁸ She married John W. McReynolds in Sep 1821 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³¹⁹
6. iii. DAVID.

13. SUSANNAH⁴ SPURLOCK (John, #26)³²⁰^,³²¹^,³²² was born circa 1780 at VA.³²³ She married William Morgan (see #12), son of David Morgan and Anne Poteat, circa 1800.³²⁴ She died before 1810 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³²⁵

Graham home, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, ca. 1900
14. JUDGE JOHN⁴ GRAHAM (David, #28)³²⁶^,³²⁷^,³²⁸ was born on 1 Jan 1765 at Augusta Co., VA, and orphaned at the age of three.³²⁹ He married Rebecca Witten (see #15), daughter of Thomas J. Witten Jr. and Eleanor Cecil, on 10 Feb 1803 at Tazewell Co., VA.³³⁰^,³³¹ He died on 20 Apr 1835 at Emma, Floyd Co., Kentucky at age 70.³³² At the time of his death he owned thirteen slaves. His will reads in part "I will and bequeath to my beloved wife, Rebecca Graham...one Negro boy named Henry, one Negro girl named Delpha, also one Negro woman named Rachel and one Negro boy named Nelson: also all the geese, fifteen head of sheep, four cows and calves one brown mare, one black horse Snap and twenty head of hogs, also all the dead victuals, corn oat and hay on the farm..."³³³
When he was ten years old, he enlisted in the 8th Virginia Regt., Continental Line, Capt. George Vallandingham's Co., on 5 Oct 1775 157 days service during the American Revolution.³³⁴ He was probably educated at Liberty Hall (later Washington and Lee University).³³⁵ He was in 1786 in Captain William Price's Co., Kentucky Militia, nineteen days active service probably against the Chickamauga Indians.³³⁶ Between 1787 and 1820, Graham surveyed approximately 100,000 acres of the Big Sandy Valley and eastern Kentucky for Col. John Preston. He surveyed the original plan of the town of Prestonburg, KY.³³⁷ "He became the acknowledged leader in the Upper Big Sandy country. In turn he was surveyor, legislator, merchant, banker, landowner, and judge. He was instrumental in the formation of Floyd County in 1799 when it encompassed then present day counties of Eastern Kentucky. He was a man possessed of eccentric moods, one exhibiting at times the careful calculation of good business and again the liberality of a great heart." At the time of his death he owned thirteen slaves.³³⁸ He was elected Circuit Court Judge on 28 Jun 1808 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³³⁹
Children of Judge John⁴ Graham and Rebecca Witten (see #15) were as follows:

i. THOMAS WITTEN³³⁴⁰^,³⁴¹^,³⁴² was born on 19 Jan 1804 at Tazewell Co., VA.³⁴³ He died on 23 Oct 1833 at West Liberty, Morgan Co., Kentucky, at age 29.³⁴⁴ He was buried in Emma, Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁴⁵
ii. REBECCA³⁴⁶^,³⁴⁷^,³⁴⁸ was born on 12 Aug 1806 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁴⁹ She married Jacob Mayo on 14 Dec 1826 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁵⁰^,³⁵¹ She died on 14 Dec 1898 at age 92.³⁵²
iii. DOROTHY³⁵³^,³⁵⁴^,³⁵⁵ was born circa 1807 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁵⁶ She married Edwin Trimble on 22 Jul 1827 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁵⁷
iv. SOPHIA³⁵⁸^,³⁵⁹^,³⁶⁰ was born circa 1808 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁶¹ She married William H. Layne on 28 Dec 1832 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁶²
7. v. ELEANOR.
vi. TABITHA³⁶³^,³⁶⁴^,³⁶⁵ was born circa 1810 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁶⁶ She married John D. Harris on 25 Jun 1835 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁶⁷
vii. ELIZABETH³⁶⁸^,³⁶⁹^,³⁷⁰ was born on 21 Nov 1818 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁷¹ She married Thomas P. Johns Jr. on 8 Mar 1838 at Floyd Co., Kentucky.³⁷²

15. REBECCA⁴ WITTEN (Thomas, #30)³⁷³^,³⁷⁴ was born on 29 Jan 1775 at Headwaters of the Clinch River, Tazewell (then Washington) Co., VA.³⁷⁵^,³⁷⁶^,³⁷⁷^,³⁷⁸ She married Judge John Graham (see #14), son of David Graham and Jane Armstrong, on 10 Feb 1803 at Tazewell Co., VA.³⁷⁹^,³⁸⁰ She died on 28 Aug 1843 at Emma, Floyd Co., Kentucky, at age 68.³⁸¹^,³⁸² In her will the Negro boy Henry is set free and the Negro girl Zerelda given to Ann Morgan.³⁸³
She was a Methodist. In 1837 she was assessed tax for 250 acres of first class land, 5 slaves and 5 horses.³⁸⁴