Spouse: Jan Barrentson KUNST. Jacomyntje (Jacomueyntie Barentsen) SLECHT and Jan Barrentson KUNST were married on 29 April 1663 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. Children were: Jannetje Janse KUNST, Jacomyntje KUNST, Heyltje (Hilletje) KUNST, Barent KUNST.

Spouse: Barent Cornelissen SLECHT. Mrs. Pietergen SLECHT and Barent Cornelissen SLECHT were married about 1615 in Woerden, Holland, Netherland. Children were: Cornelius Barentsen SLECHT.

Spouse: Ace "Asa" ALLEN. Children were: Henrey ALLEN, Calhoun ALLEN.

Spouse: Jan Barentsen KUNST. Jakemyntje SLEGT and Jan Barentsen KUNST were married on 29 April 1663 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. Children were: Helletje KUNST, Jannetje Jansz KUNST, Barnet KUNST.

Spouse: Lewis Wilbur RYEL. Beulah Margaret SLIFE and Lewis Wilbur RYEL were married on 28 April 1917 in Canton, , OH. Children were: Floyd James RYEL, Donald Edwin RYEL, Ruth Lois RYEL.

Spouse: Amanda YODER. Amanda YODER and Henry SLIFE were married about 1895. Children were: Beulah Margaret SLIFE.

Spouse: Hester BRICKERS. Hester BRICKERS and Albert SLINGERLAND were married on 16 June 1695 in Hackensack, Bergan, New Jersey.

Spouse: Engeltje Alberts BRANDT. Engeltje Alberts BRANDT and Teunis Cornelisse SLINGERLAND were married in 1654 in Beverwyck,Albany,NY. Children were: Albert SLINGERLAND.

Spouse: Sarah BARBEE.

1771: Mentioned in his uncle Samuel's will: "I do thereby give and
bequeath unto Arsbold Sloan three pounds my Brother John Sloan eldest son"

John Cook to Archibald Sloan, 1816, Blount Co. TN.

Posted by Frank Mitchell <fmitchel@@panama.c-com.net> on Wed, 05 May 1999

Surname: Brown, Cook, Fonte, Sloan

** JOHN COOK to ARCHIBALD SLOAN, 10 Sep 1816, Blount Co. TN. Book J, Page 31 **
This indenture made this 10th day of September in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixteen between John Cook of the county of Blount and State of Tennessee of the one part witnesseth that the said John Cook for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars to him in hand paid by the said Archibald Sloan, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have bargained and sold and by these presents doth bargain, sell, alien, enfeoff, convey and confirm unto the said Archibald Sloan his heirs and assigns forever a certain piece of land on the said Cooks property and part being one sixth of a certain tract of land formerly held by John Sloan deceased and descending to the said John Cook as heir at Law together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances and assigns and all the estate right title interest claims or demands of him the said John Cook his heirs etc, and all persons whatever claiming in, through or under him. In Testimony whereof the said John Cook hath hereunto set his hand and seal the date above signed sealed and acknowledged in the presence of
James Sloan
Robert Sloan John Cook **seal**
David Brown

State of Tennessee, Blount County, June sessions 1818
Then was the execution of the within Deed of Conveyance duly proven in open court, admitted to record and ordered to be Registered.

Jacob F. Fonte, Clerk of the Court of Pleas & -?-

**** The above is a transcription of photocopies of original court house documents provided to me by Anna M. Sloan. Some corrections of spelling and punctuation were made based on similar wording in other deeds. Frank Mitchell, 13 Oct 1984.*****

His Entire Will:
ARCHIBALD SLOAN's Estate Papers, 1800-05, Blount Co. TN.

Posted by Frank Mitchell <fmitchel@@panama.c-com.net> on Sat, 18 Nov 2000

Surname: Boyd, Brown, Campbell, Houston, Jackson, Miller, Posley, Sloan, Tedford, Wallace

These deed & estate papers were abstract by Will E. Parham, in the 1930s, They are located in the Will E. Paraham Papers, McClung Collection, Lawson McGhee Library, Knottsville, TN.
Copies of the Parham Papers were contributed by Anna M. Sloan, 1982.
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a. Estate papers of Blount Co. TN. 1 Jul 1800; James Sloan is administrator of Archibald Sloan dec'd estate. He made a settlement and gave an inventory of the personal property. Naming as owing the Estate: Mathew Houston, Mathew Wallace, John Tedford, James Sloan, George Tedford and Robert Sloan. And from papers there may be more "but I will have to get more information from friends of my father in Green County, before I can say". He further says there due from the U.S. Officers Court Costs, exclusive of Marshall fees, $56.37 - 1/2 and Attorney Campbell by note of hand his attention to said suit $40.00

b. Blount Co. Deed Records, Vol.1- pg 85 on 14 Aug 1805: The legatees of Archibald Slone make deed to David Slone for 108 acres of the 200 acre Grant #1072, on Nine Mile Creek. Begin at small black oak on bank of Nine Mile Creek, where Josiah Posey crosses it; thence down creek with its meanderings S. 20 W. 16 poles to post oak; S. 13 E. 62 poles to small black oak; S. 31 E. 9 poles to hickory, next; S. 81 E. 8 poles to double Sycamore; ___ 51 W. 60 poles to post oak, thence; S. 25 W. 13 poles to post oak; S. 41 E. 18 poles to white oak, thence; S. 20 W. __ poles to black oak sapling, where the lower line of original survey, intersects creek, then with said line; N. 65 E. 151 poles to stone on John Slone line; N. 24 W. 125 poles to white oak, corner to Joseph Possers; S. 83 E. 103 poles to the Beginnings. Signed by "legatees - as John Slone, Alexander Slone, William Slone, James Boyd, Andrew Jackson, David Brown, Cornelius Miller, Robert Slone and James Slone".

c. Blount Co. Deed Records, Vol.1- pg 67 on 14 Aug 1805: The legatees of Archibald Slone make deed to Robert Slone for 91 acres of the 200 acre Grant #1072, on Nine Mile Creek. Begin at a small branch of Nine Mile Creek at a small black oak where Josiah Posley line crosses creek, thence down creek as it meanders; S. 20 W. 16 poles, thence; S. 13 E. 62 poles to a beech; S. 31 E. 9 poles to a hickory, thence; S. 81 E. 8 poles to a double Sycamore; S. 51 Q. 6 poles thence; S. 24 W. 13 poles then; S. 41 E. 19 poles to white oak to a line where lower line intersects creek on Original line; S. 65 W. 67 poles to hack-berry, thence; N. 24 E. 145 poles to a black oak on Posey's line; N. 58 E. 104 poles; S. 83 E. 17 poles to Beginning. Signed by "legatees - as John Slone, Alexander Slone, William Slone, James Boyd, Andrew Jackson, David Brown, Cornelius Miller, David Slone and James Slone".

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Additional Comments:
These are the only known documents that names Archibald Sloan's sons and son-in-laws. Marriage records have been found to confirm the daughters Jean Sloan Jackson, Polly Sloan Miller, Sarah Sloan Boyd and Betsy Sloan Brown.

Cornelius Miller is referred to as Cullinus Miller in other documents. The Andrew Jackson mentioned is not the President Andrew Jackson, but believed to be a cousin.

Alexander is believed to have married Cullinus Miller's sister, relocated to Kentucky then Missouri. Several records indicate his wife to be a Carson. possibly two wives.

David relocated to Kentucky, Missouri then Texas.

Robert relocated to Georgia.

James may have relocated to Mississippi, no marriage record found.

Sarah Sloan Boyd, nothing is known, may have relocated to Missouri.

Children John, William, Jean Jackson, Polly Miller and Betsy Brown appear to have died there in East TN.

An 1880 letter by William Sloan Campbell implies there may have been another daughter that m. Samuel Miller. A Samuel Miller did marry a Margaret Sloan, but it's likely that this Margaret Sloan is actually his grand daughter. The confusion continues!

Frank Mitchell
An explanation of Who's Who by Frank Mitchell from this and other deed & estate records:
John (dec'd), James and Robert Sloan were brothers.
David Brown is their Brother-in-Law, husband of Elizabeth "Betsy" Sloan.
Archibald Sloan is son of the John Sloan deceased. He is buying the 1/6 share that went to his sister Margaret Sloan, the wife of John Cook.
The Sloan Connection

Archibald Sloan, (1759-1819), served 1781 as lieutenant in Capt. Joseph Sharpe's company of Light
Horse, North Carolina militia. Source: DAR Records: DAR ID Number: 38917, The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 39 page 336 ** Submitters notes say that Archibald died in Kentucky.

Parents: Archibald SLOAN and Margaret WARREN.

Children were: James SLOAN, William SLOAN, Mary SLOAN, Joseph SLOAN, Archibald SLOAN.

In the name of God Amen
I, Archibald Sloan Senior of the county of Rowan and the State of North Carolina, being of sound & perfect mind & memory (blessed by God,), do this twenty eight day of July 1786 in the year of our lord, one thousand seven hundred & eight six, make and publish this my last Will & testament in manner following namely:
First, I give and bequeth to my beloved wife Marget all my property of every description and denomination which is within the State of North Carolina.
Second: I give and bequeath to my beloved son in law, Joseph Sharpe all the interest claim & demand that I have or aught to have either in law or equity to a legacy coming to me from the Estate of the late Archibald Sloan deceased, my late father, in Lancaster County and State of Pennsylvania, and all other interests which I have in the estate aforesaid and likewise all Legacies and other interests accruing to me out of the Estate of my late brother Samuel, deceased, late of the aforesaid County and State.
Thirdly: I do hereby nominate and appoint my beloved son in law Joseph Sharpe, aforesaid my whole and sole Executor of this my last Will and testatment-In witness whereof I, the said Archibald Sloan, have to this my last Will & testatment, Set my had & seal the day and year above written. Signed Sealed published & declared by the said Archibald Sloan the Testator as & for his last Will & Testament in the presence of us who were present at the signing and Sealing thereof.

Daniel Mc Ewin Willaim Clements
William Clements Arch'd Sloan Proved: 11-5-1788
William Robson
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Names of children not mentioned in will, only Son in Law. Witnesses to will:
Daniel McEwen, Wm. Clements & Wm. Robson. an Archibald Sloan served as
witness for their wills.
Sources:
1. Archibald Sloan Sr. II Will of Rowan co. NC. 1786, [father
Archibald, brother Samuel, wife Margaret and son in law Joseph Sharpe]
2. McCubbins collection Rowan Pub. Lib. Salisbury NC.
3. Rowan 1778 tax list Capt Puriance's Dist.
4. Patrick Sloan memorandum

Sources:
1.Clark M. Jennings (Jr), MD
2. 1998 research of Ruth S. Gifford, 62 West 2700 South, Bountiful, UT.
84010-6443, E mail: [parents, dpob, dom, spouse, dod]

Archibald Sloan's will recorded in 1788. Index lists only his name and Margaret.
Source: North Carolina Wills- Rowan County.

Clark M. Jennings (Jr.), M.D.-Notes regarding will:
"If the Margaret Sloan who married Archibald Sloan in Lancaster County, PA on January 4, 1759, is the wife of Archibld Slaon and she probably is, then she is not the mother of all his children, most of whom married about that time, so she is most likely a second wife. His son John married December 23, 1765 in Rowan County, so she is probably his step-mother." Parents: Archibald SLOAN , Sr..

Spouse: Margaret WARREN. Margaret WARREN and Archibald SLOAN were married on 2 August 1739 in Pennyslvania. Children were: Mary SLOAN, Patrick SLOAN, Jean SLOAN, Lt. Archibald SLOAN, Elizabeth SLOAN, Samuel SLOAN, Eleanor SLOAN, John SLOAN, Isabella Catherine SLOAN.

Harrison County before 1818:
"In 1810 there was a colony of twenty families led by Cornelius Hall, that settled in the Big Spring region. Just who the nineteen other families were is not now known. A short time later a group came from North Carolina and settled west of this group. This group contained the names of ARCHIBALD SLOAN, a Revolutionary War Soldier, David Stewart a Christian Minister, Martin H. Tucker with his brothers, David H., and Fountain. Settling in the same region were the Rev. John Condra and the Gott family. "
Mack Tucker Parents: John SLOAN and Mary GREEN.

Spouse: Rebecca Ruth GUY. Rebecca Ruth GUY and Archibald SLOAN were married in 1788 in ,Iredell,North Carolina. Children were: Elvira SLOAN, Clarissa SLOAN, Dorinda SLOAN, Miranda SLOAN, James Guy SLOAN, John M. SLOAN, Mary Green SLOAN, Alfred Guy SLOAN, Jerimiah Xenophon SLOAN, Margaret SLOAN, Dorinda Guy SLOAN, Dorinda Guy SLOAN.

Spouse: Leanna Bolling COX. Leanna Bolling COX and Archibald SLOAN were married on 3 March 1813 in Crawford County, Indiana. Children were: Rebecca SLOAN, Benjamin Neal SLOAN.

Spouse: Martin Henry TUCKER. Clarissa SLOAN and Martin Henry TUCKER were married about 1807 in Irendell County, North Carolina. Children were: Thomas Valentine TUCKER, Elizabeth Ann TUCKER, Archibald Sloan TUCKER, Reuben Dooley TUCKER, Matilda F. TUCKER, David Stewart TUCKER, Martin H. TUCKER, Jane TUCKER.

Spouse: Elisha TADLOCK. Clarissa SLOAN and Elisha TADLOCK were married on 18 June 1833 in Crawford County, Indiana. Children were: Andrew TADLOCK, David TADLOCK.

SCOTT, DERINDA 56 YR F No Occ. Listed Val:$800 Birth: NORTH CAROLINA
NANCY 18 F CRAWFORD CO.,IN.
RUTHA 13 F " "
WINDFIELD 9 M " "
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Spouse: James SHARP. Dorinda Guy SLOAN and James SHARP were married on 29 November 1811 in ,Barren,Kentucky. Children were: Elizabeth SHARP.

Spouse: James SHARP. Dorinda Guy SLOAN and James SHARP were married in ___.

Spouse: Wilson Benton SCOTT. Dorinda Guy SLOAN and Wilson Benton SCOTT were married on 23 November 1815 in Harrison county, Ind.. Children were: Lennah SCOTT, Clarissa Anna SCOTT, Didamia SCOTT, John M.B. SCOTT, Nancy SCOTT, Rebecca J SCOTT, Ruth Ann SCOTT, Wilson Windfield SCOTT.

Spouse: James ADAM. Children were: Agnes ADAM, Jemima ADAM.

Spouse: Mary Lavelle BOWEN. Children were: Living SLOAN.

SLONE(sp?), JAMES 50YR M FARMER $400 NORTH CAROLINA
MARTHEY 43 F KENTUCKY
WILSHIRE 24 M CRAWFORD CO.,IN.
REBECCA 19 F " "
MILSON 16 M " "
MARY 14 F " "
HARRISON 11 M " "
GEORGE W. 9 M " "
LOTT 5 M " "
TANEY, ELIZA 5 F " "
Parents: Archibald SLOAN and Rebecca Ruth GUY.

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John Sloan's will **
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IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I John Sloan of the County of Rowan of State of
North Carolina being in Health of Body and of perfect mind and memory,
Thanks Thanks be given unto God,, calling unto mind the Mortality of my
body, & knowing that it is appointed for men once to die, Do make an
Ordain this my last Will & Testament. That is to say, principally and
first of all, I give and recommend my Soul into the hand of Almighty God
that giveth, and recommend my body I recommend to the Earth, to be buried
in a decent Christian Burial at the Discretion of my Executors, nothing
doubting but at the general Resurrection I shall have the same again, by
the mighty power of God. And s touching such worldly Estate wherewith
it has please god to bless me in this Life, I give devise and dispose of
the same in the following Manner: & Form. First, I will that all my
lawful debts be carefully discharged.
Second, I give and bequeath to Mary my dearly beloved wife, one bay mare
called Phenia, and Sorrel Mare, three milk cows, one heifer & two stears,
taking her choice, all the sheep and Hogs together with all my household
goods, and Plantation utensils, & their thirds of the plantation while she
lives unmarried. allowing her to keep the children and school them,
having them taught to read, right & Cypher xxxxxx, but if she marries, I
will the children to be put to trades, such as they may choose, under
good guardians Masters & Mistresses, the boys to serve until eighteen &
no longer, and the girls until fifteen years of age & no longer and her
right to the plantation then to be void and none Effect. And only one
third of --- sheep, hogs, Household goods and Plantation utensils to be
her property, with her saddle and bridle, the other two thirds to be
equally divided amongst the children I also wish her to a sixth part of
my books, ------- to be her property forever. I give to my well beloved
son Archibald, my lot of Book in the Grammer School, & the sixth part of
my other books, together with the choice of the spring colts & that Entry
of land where Jane ---- they now live with all my Clothes, a rifle gun &
the new saddle & Bridle when finished & one hundred --- pounds lawful
money of this state to carry him on in his learning, also I give to my
well beloved sons Jonn & Jeremiah my Lot of Books, in fourth creek
------- (lawful money of the state to carry on in their learning.) New
Library with their equal part of the other Books, and the plantation on
which I Dwell, to be Divided equally between them, if it cannot be
divided, into two places, in that case three honest men are to be
chosen, to value said Land, at the time it falls in their hands, & John
must pay Jeremiah half of the value and take all the Land for his part:
but if any of the boys die before their Estate comes in their hands, their
part shall be equal divided betwixt the surviving Brothers; I give the
smooth Bore to John & my sword to Jeremiah, and a xxxxxx of Bus (?) to
each of them, and I give my Sun Dial to John.. also I give my well
beloved daughters, Margaret & Mary the other two sixth part of my Books,
together with one hundred pounds each, lawful money of this state, to be
raised & levied out of my Estate. Also I will that the House creatures &
Meat Cattle, not herein bequeathed, be sold & that sum thence arising,
with my other debts to Repay the xxxxxmoney herein mentioned & the
remainder equally divided amongst all my children; I likewise constitute
and make and ordain Mary my dearly beloved wife Executrix, Patrick J.
Archibald Sloan executor of this my last Will and Testament, And I dl
hereby utterly disallow, revoke, & disannul all and every other former
Testament, Wills, Legacies, Request and executed by me in my ways before
- named willed and bequeath, ratifying and confirming this and not other
to be My last Will and Testament.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand & Seal, this Seventh Day
of August in the Year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred and
Seventy-nine.
Signed, Sealed published, pronounced, by the said John Sloan, as his last
Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his Presence and in the
Presence of each other have hereto subscribed our names.
William Sharpe
Jacob Sharpe
J. Cathey.
NB. What ever tools of any kind I have, I allow to be divided amongst
the three boys, & kept for the use of the family, until some of the boys
come of age & want their part --- Excepting the loom &lacklinger I give
to Mary my beloved wife for ever ----- I also allow my watch & Gold &
Silver I have to be sold at Publick sale & divided among the children-
whatever kind of grain Flax Hay or fodder, I leave for the support of the
family & stock, and none to be sold unless my wife sees fit to do so.
Jn Sloan.
Will proved Feb 1780
[NOTE: This will was transcribed as accurately as possible from another
transcription, I have not seen the original will. F.E.M. 1996] John was
age 39 when he wrote the will, he was killed 9 months later at the Battle
of Ramsour's Mill. Son Archibald was 13 at the time the will was
written, and dau, Anna, was not born yet.]
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Pension application of wife Mary:
a. Memorial of Mary Sloan of Iredell Co. NC, widow of Capt. John Sloan,
praying that a pension be allowed her on the basis of the Revolutionary
War services of her deceased husband. Her husband went into the NC
Militia service as a Private in 1775 as noted in a letter from him, dated
14 Dec 1775 at Camp broad River, and another letter, dated 25 Dec 1775 at
Duncan's Creek, SC. In 1779, governor Caswell appointed said Sloan a
Captain, and he remained in service until 20 June 1789, when he was
killed in a battle with the Tories at Ramsour's Mill in Lincoln Co. NC.
The memorialist is in possession of a discharge certificate for her
husband, dated 24 Mar 1780 at Charleston and signed by Col. Andrew
Hampton. MORE IN FILE NEEDS TO BE TYPED
Mary rec'd pension $100/yr in 1833?.
Sources:
1. Monita Horn's letters
2. Will dated 7 Aug 1779, Rowan Co. NC. Proved Feb 1780 [transcript on
hand]
3. "The Heritage of Iredell County", Genealogical society of Iredell Co.
NC. 1980, Article #581, Capt. John Sloan by Ralph Sloan & Article #582,
Captain John Sloan, by Monita Horn.
4. McCubbins collection: Rowan Library Salisbury NC.
5. 1768 Rowan Co. Tax list
6. NC Gen. Soc. Journal Feb 92, pg 39 [Pension claim info] subref: GASR
Nov. 1834 to Jan 1835, Box 4: 2nd folder "HR Nov. 1834 to Jan. 1835" and
GASR Nov 1836 - Jan 1837, Box 3: folder "HR 25 Nov - 16 Dec 1836"
7. Patrick Sloan memo
8. Marriage Licence Index for Rowan Co. NC., pg 202. [dpom, spouse]
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Bride: Mary Green
Groom: John Sloan
Bond Date: 23 Dec 1765
County: Rowan
Record #: 02 403
Bondsman: Robert Johnston
Witness: Thomas Frohock
Bond #: 000129414

Source:Ancestry.com (copied: 12/24/00) Parents: Archibald SLOAN and Margaret WARREN.

Spouse: Mary GREEN. Mary GREEN and John SLOAN were married on 23 December 1765 in Rowan Co., North Carolina. Children were: John SLOAN , Jr., Margaret SLOAN, Mary SLOAN, Jerimiah Green SLOAN, Elvira SLOAN, Clarissa SLOAN, Anna SLOAN, Archibald SLOAN.

Spouse: Miss KINKAID. Children were: Mark Owen SLOAN, Living SLOAN, Living SLOAN.

Spouse: Living PLOTT. Children were: Mark Owen SLOAN, Living SLOAN, Living SLOAN.