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The information supplied has been gathered by many different family researchers. Information may or may not be correct. When in doubt check original sources mentioned.
Description: The first record of his arrival in America was
Description: His Sponsors were Tom Gulghar an Jane Read.1 ARVL
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Esther was handicapped.
Description: He fought in the War of 1812
Description: farmer and surveyor
Originally buried at Conner Cemetary but moved to Hickory RidgeCemetary
1860 census shows the person I believe to be T.J.Basford's mother, Elizabeth, living in the same household as a female M. Wright.
T.J.'s father was dead or missing.
Brøderbund WFT Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #1328, Date of Import: Sep 8, 1998]
Listed as son of Daniel Malone in his 1795 LWT, Halifax Co., Va. "To my
son
Bannister, 2 negro boys, Reuben and Jack, furnishings and livestock.
Bannister Malone is believed to be the Bannister Malone who md. Martha
Miller circa 1801 in Adair Co., Ky.
Malone and Allied Families, Second and Revised Edition by Randolph
Malone, give Bannister's children as: Benjamin, b. ca. 1805 Ky., married a Sarah
Benjamin lived Williamson Co., Ky. 1850-descendants to Columbus, Lowndes
Co.,
Ms.; 2) Jordan Allen Malone md. Letitia Crenshaw Andrews. Lived
Williamson Co., Tn. through 1870 census. 3) Sally Malone md. Adair Co., Ky. William
Patten.
Is said to have married second Delina Dillingham 18 Sept. 1823 in Adair
Co.,Ky.
In 1799 Cumberland Co., Ky. Tax list and had 100 acres on Cumberland River with one horse and one cow.
On 12-24-1798 was "entitled to" 200 acres on south side of Cumberland River in Green Co., Ky.In 7-16-1812 he was security with John Ingram for John Hancock, constable in Adair Co., Ky. which was formed from Green Co. in 1802.
On 4-6-1813 "Banister Malone and hands to assist Robert Todd in surveying a road from Columbia to Greensburg"
Had young children still residing with him in Adair Co., Ky.
1820 Kentucky Census-Adair Co., Ky.pg. 003Banister Malone-2 males under 10
1 male 26-45
1 female under 10
1 female 10-16
1 female 16-26
1830 Kentucky Census-Adair Co., Ky.pg. 030Bannister Malone-1 male under 5
1 male 50-60 *if Banister, born 1770-1780
1 female 5-10
1 female 20-30 *second wife, Delina?
Found in Kentucky: taxpayer 30 Jun 1809 (Book I, p. 24)Also in U.S. Census, 1800, Greene Co., KY. In SECOND CENSUS OF
KENTUCKY - 1800 by G. Glenn Clift (1966) Banister Malone appears in
1799 in Cumberland Co., KY.U.S. Census - 1820. Kentucky, Adair Co., page 1, line 6. Banister
Malone, age 26-45 head of household of 2 males under 10, 1 female
under 10, 1 female 10-16.U.S. Census - 1830. Kentucky, Adair Co., page 30. Bannister Malone,
age 50-60 head of household of 1 male under 5, 1 female under 5,
1 female 20-30.Smith, Randolph N. GREEN COUNTY, KENTUCKY LAND ENTRIES, 1796-1834.
Privately Printed. Copy at Mid-Continent Public Library, Independence
MO - Ref. 976.9695 Sm64. Page 77. "No. 973. Banister Malone is
entitled to 200 acres of second rate land...lying on the south side
of the Cumberland River beginning at a beech tree marked B.M.
running thence nearly N to the river bank thence down the river &
from the beginning nearly S for quantity including his improvement."
From page 131, dated 24 Dec 1798.Watson, Michael C. LOOKING BACK, Vol. 2. Columbia, KY: Watson
Publications, 1992. Page 68. "The children of Bannister and Patsey
Malone were: Jordan, Alexander, Leonidas and Sarah "Sally" who
married William Patton in May 1834. From other records in Adair
County, Bannister Malone married second to Delina Dillingham in
September 1823. They were divorced in 1841 following action filed
in June of that year."Note: It appears that Bannister Malone is residing in the home
of his son, Jordan Allen Malone, in the 1840 census in Davidson
Co., TN.Watson, Michael C. ADAIR COUNTY, KENTUCKY CIVIL COURT CASES,
1802-1826. Columbia, KY: Watson Publications, 1995. Page 12.
"Robert Jones vs Andrew Barnett -- Filed July 1811, box 4--
concerned land....On 7 May 1800 Sims assigned one-half of his
half to William Worley, witness Banister Malone and Samuel
Simpson...."
Page 72. "William Caldwell and George Wagley, merchants,
operating as Wagley & Caldwell vs William Butler, Elkanah
Butler and Bannister Malone -- Filed 2 June 1826, Box 9--
In 1825 Malone was in debt to Wagley and Caldwell. They sued
and obtained a judgement against him in the Adair Circuit
Court, but it appeared he had no property. Malone also owed
money to the Bank of the Commonwealth which also recovered
a judgement against him in Adair Circuit Court and they levied
on 50 acres of land which was part of a tract owned by him
that contained 146 acres. The land was sold to Parker C.
Hardin and William Butler purchased the remainder. William
Butler, Jr. is mentioned in Malone's answer to the charge.
William Butler sold the land in question to Elkanah Butler.
An amended bill, dated 29 Jun 1827, stated "since he filed
his original answer "William Butler has attained the age of
twenty one..." J. Walker was guardian of Butler."