Ann Anderson Dabney

1768 -

• Name	Ann Anderson Dabney  [1]
  Born	24/26 Nov 1768  [1]
  Gender	Female
  Person ID	I360	Dabneys of Virginia
  Last Modified	29 Dec 2014

  
  

  Father	James Dabney,   b. 6 Jan 1735, King William County, Virginia ,   d. Abt 1805, Louisa County, Virginia  (Age 69 years)
  Mother	Judith Anderson,   b. 12 Mar 1741, Louisa County, Virginia ,   d. 13 Nov 1803  (Age 62 years)
  Married	26 Feb 1756  [1]
  Family ID	F211	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Thomas Hardin,   b. 1759/60,   d. 27 Jan 1842, Trimble County, Kentucky  (Age 82 years)
  Married	17 Nov 1787	Louisa County, Virginia   [2, 3]
  Last Modified	7 Aug 2011
  Family ID	F250	Group Sheet

  
  

• Notes

  Ann Anderson Dabney was born to James and Judith (Anderson) Dabney November 24/26, 1768, in Louisa County, Virginia. She married Thomas Hardin November 17, 1787, in Louisa County.. He was born in 1759/60. They had 10 children: Judith, born 1789; Betsy, born 1791; Nancy, Kitty, Polly, Thomas, Amanda, James, Charity, and Charles. Thomas Hardin first appeared in the Louisa County personal property tax lists in 1792 and in the land tax lists in 1793 with 157 acres. In 1794, his land increased to 426 acres and remained the same to 1800, the latest surviving record. Thomas was a witness for a will and a deed in Louisa County in 1805. In 1809, he was financially distressed and was sued in Louisa County Chancery Court for debt. Between 1809 and 1813, he moved to Gallatin County, Kentucky. He was listed in the Gallatin tax rolls from 1813 to 1825 with 1 slave and 1-3 horses, but no land. In 1825, he bought 188 acres from Samuel Todd, his brother-in-law, and continued in the tax list through 1830. In the 1830 census, he was 70-80 years old and living with a son 15-19, two daughters 20-29, and his wife, Anne, 60-69. Thomas was a private in Captain Robert Barrett’s company from Hanover County, Virginia, during the Revolutionary War from January, 1779 to August 1781. In his application for a Revolutionary War pension October 12, 1820, he stated that he owned no land and had disposed of none and the value of his listed personal property was only $177. He said he was weak from age and had his wife and 6 children living with him, “the oldest a female 19 years old, a lunatic very troublesome and expensive,” “a son 17 strong, able, and hearty,” a daughter 14 years old, “sickly & weak”, a boy 12, a daughter 10, “stout but subject to fits,” and a son 5. His wife was 54, “very infirm and unable to help him support the family.” He was granted a pension of $8 per month until his death in 1842. In 1830 or 1831, Thomas and Anne moved to nearby Trimble County, where they were listed in the 1840 census with one of their sons and his wife, both aged 20-29, and two children aged 0-4. Thomas died January 27, 1842, aged about 82. Ann applied for a Revolutionary War veteran’s widow’s pension in 1843, which was approved, but the available records do not indicate how long it was paid or when she died. (Look again in Gallatin County deed index for Thomas (or Ann)’s land sales.) Later, Thomas and Ann moved to nearby Trimble County where Thomas died January 27, 1842. Ann applied for a widow’s pension in 1843 Living 15 Jun 1826, when the Louisa County Court issued a decree in chancery suit 1845-013 (LVA Chancery index no.). Hardin children listed: Judith, 31 May 1 Betsy, Nancy, Kitty, Polly, Thomas, Amanda, James, Charity, and Charles Thomas Hardin was living in Louisa County in 1809 when he was sued by John Bragg for debt. Another suit, 1818-010 states on a page dated 1814 that Hardin had moved to Kentucky. In 1800, a Thomas Harden with no slaves and no horses appeared for one year only. 1810 census, St. Anns, Albemarle, VA, Thomas Harden, M 1 45+; F 1 45+; 21 slaves 1820 census, Gallatin Co., KY, Thomas Hardin, M 1 0-9, 1 10-15, 1 16-18, 1 45+; F 1 0-9, 1 10-15, 1 16-25; 1 45+; 1 slave 1830 census, Gallatin Co., KY, Thomas Hardin, M 1 15-19, 1 70-79; F 1 15-19, 2 20-29, 1 60-69 1840 census, Trimble County, KY, Thomas Hardin, M 1 20-30, 1 80-90; F 2 0-4, 1 20-30; 1 70-80. Possible sons in 1850 census Veale, Daviess Co., IN, James Hardin, 36; Tabitha, 33; 6 ch. incl. Thomas 12 and Rosan, 0 Nelson Co., KY, James Hardin, 36; Lucretia, 37, 3 others Tobin, Perry, IN, James Hardin, 35; Ann M., 35; 4 ch incl. Ann M. Sources from Trevillians, Louisa County: 1. Will Bk 3, p. 572; Bk 4, p. 572; Bk 5, p. 206 On Thomas Hardin,see New Notes 611, 612, 625, 628, 635 1759/60 Thomas Hardin was born. Jan 1779, Thomas enlisted in Hanover Co. Company commanded by Capt. Robert Barrett. Was discharged Aug, 1781. 1792 Thomas Hardon (Hardin) first appeared in Louisa PP tax list. 1793 Thomas Harton (Hardin) first appeared in Louisa land tax list, 157 A., 426 A. 1794-1800 1800/1799 (latest tax records) Thomas Hardin still listed in both Louisa Co. tax lists. 1813 Gallatin Co. KY, tax lists, first appearance of Thomas Hardin, no land, 1 slave, 3 horses. 26 Aug 1819, Thomas Hardin gave his age as 59, making his birth year 1759/60. 1820 Applied for Revolutionary War pension, see below 9 Aug 1825, bought 188 A. in Gallatin Co., KY, from Samuel Todd. 1830 Gallatin Co., KY, tax lists, last listing of Thomas Hardin, 196 A., no slave, 3 horses. In 1830 census, he was 60-69. Fold3 shows a Final Payment Voucher Received from the General Accounting Office Card, which states Thomas Hardin, pensioned under Act of 1818, died 27 Jan 1842. (Can’t be right. Widow applied in 1843 when he was dead. Perhaps 1842 was for widow, should recheck Fold 3. Fold3 shows Thomas Hardin’s application for a Rev. War pension 12 Oct 1820, in Gallatin County Court. States he enlisted in Jan 1779 in Hanover Co. in Capt Robert Barrett’s Co. in regt. commanded by Col. Francis Taylor, served until Aug 1781, in no battles. Swore in accordance with the Act of May, 1820, that he disposed of no property and had none except 12 items listed that totalled $177, no real estate. Weak from age, wife & 6 children living with him, the oldest a female 19 years old, a lunatic very troublesome, son 17, dau. 14 sickly & weak, a boy 12, a dau. 10 stout but subject to fits, and a son 5. Wife 54, very infirm and unable to help him support the family. Thomas was listed with 180 A. in 1836 (no tax list in 1837-1839), not listed in 1840, probably living in Trimble Co. On July 24 (or 26), 1840, Mrs. Ann Hardin, aged near 74, unable to appear In Trimble Co., KY, court, made a declaration to obtain benefit under the Act of 7 Jul 1838. Her husband received a pension of $8 per mo. through his life. A family record supplied with her application lists chidren: Judith, b. 31 May 1789; Elizabeth, b. 23 Mar 1791; Nancy, b. 31 Jan ----; Polly, b. 3 May ----; Kitty, b. 14 Jul ----. Widow awarded $80/yr. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]

  
  

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