Sanford H. McChesney

Andrew married Sarah Laurena Fryer 24 Nov 1842, Caldwell County, Kentucky. Sarah (daughter of Rezin Fryer and Delilah A. Calvert) was born 5 Apr 1822, Caldwell County, Kentucky; died 12 Apr 1896; was buried , Calvert Cemetery, Caldwell County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Walter — Margaret Stevenson. Margaret was born 25 Dec 1784, South Carolina; died 20 Apr 1852, Caldwell County, Kentucky; was buried , Morse Cemetery, Caldwell County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

[Broderbund WFT Vol. 7, Ed. 1, Tree #0129, Date of Import: 25 Jul, 1998] Rezin (Reason, Reson) Fryer is found in the 1820, 30, 40 and 50 Caldwell Co. KY census. In 1820, there is one male and one female listed in the 16-26? age group. There are 3 females in the under 10, and 1 male in the under 10. Also 1 male slave under 14, and 1 female slave under 14. In 1830, there is 1 male & 1 female under 5, 1 male & 1 female 5-9, 2 females 10-14, 1 female 15-19, 1 male 20-24, and 1 male & 1 female 30-39?. There are 4 male slaves under 10, and 1 male & 1 female 10-24. In 1840, there is 1 male & 1 female 5-9, 1 male 10-14, 1 male & 1 female 15-19, 1 male 20-29, and 1 male & 1 female 50-59. There are 3 male & 1 female slaves 0-5, 4 male & 1 female 6-10, and 1 male & 1 female 11-15. 8 persons are involved in agriculture. In 1850, Rezin is listed as age 63 and a farmer (value of real estate owned $1,000). With him are Richard H. age 22, farmer, Wayman R. age 20, farmer, and Elizabeth D. A. age 16. In the Caldwell County, Kentucky Court Order book, in 1829, Rezin Fryer posted bond for a William Roberts in a bastardy suit filed by Miss Teresa Stephens. Aug. term 1829 p. 22 Miss Stephens charge of bastardy against William Roberts next term - whereupon Mr. Roberts together with Rezin Frier and Coleman Brown came forward and acknowledged themselves to be held & firmly bound unto the COmmonwealth of KY in the following sums: Roberts 20 pounds and said Frier and Brown each in the sum of 10 pounds to be ?? of their respective goods and chattels, lands and tenements. p. 26 Miss Teresa Stephens vs Willima Roberts defendant - charge of bastardy p. 29 Roberts is the father of the bastard child - pay for the keeping and maintaining for the term of 6 years from this date $90 half yearly, $7.50 each 1/2 year & costs. Said Roberts give bond & security for the payment of the ?? and thereupon this Roberts together with A. W. Smith, James Smith, James H. Roberts, & Rezin Fryer his securities entered into and acknowledged a bond payable to the Commonweal of KY the penalty of $200 for the payments as above required.

Rezin married Delilah A. Calvert 19 Oct 1815, Spartanburg County, South Carolina. Delilah (daughter of Spencer Calvert and Nancy Leatherwood) was born 15 Jan 1790, Spartanburg County, South Carolina; died 5 Mar 1850, Caldwell County, Kentucky; was buried , Calvert Cemetery, Caldwell County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

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[Broderbund WFT Vol. 7, Ed. 1, Tree #0129, Date of Import: 25 Jul, 1998] From Caldwell Co. History book, p. 225: Spencer Calvert, in the fall of 1777 at the age of 18 joined the Revolution. Born in Prince William Co., VA in 1759. Parents William (1726) and Hannah. Father of William was George (about 1694). Father of George was George (about 1668). Father of this George was William (about 1643). Father of William was Leonard (1610) 1st governor of Maryland and son of the 1st Lord Baltimore George Calvert (about 1580). Spencer Calvert was the father of Delilah Calvert who married Rezin Fryer.

Spencer married Nancy Leatherwood Abt 1787, South Carolina. Nancy was born Abt 1760; died 12 Apr 1822, Caldwell County, Kentucky; was buried , Calvert Cemetery, Caldwell County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]