_Jesse Green GILLEY __+
| (1877 - 1962) m 1965
_William Leon GILLEY _|
| (1905 - 1983) m 1925 |
| |_Minnie Bell GILBERT _
| (1877 - ....) m 1965
|
|--Robert GILLEY
|
| ______________________
| |
|_Ezella MCLANE _______|
(1909 - 1977) m 1925 |
|______________________
_Walter GILLEY ______+
| (1875 - 1961)
_Howard GILLEY Sr.___|
| (1898 - ....) m 1918|
| |_Rebecca J. THOMLEY _+
| (1878 - 1961)
|
|--Willis Earl GILLEY
| (1942 - ....)
| _Albert WILLIAMS ____
| |
|_Lilly WILLIAMS _____|
m 1918 |
|_Francis THOMLEY ____
(1901 - ....)
_William KINSEL Sr.__+
| m 1850
_Augustus Robert KINSAUL _|
| (1862 - 1939) m 1937 |
| |_Elizabeth THOMLEY __+
| (1826 - 1910) m 1850
|
|--Lula Gertrude KINSAUL
| (1887 - 1887)
| _____________________
| |
|_Mary Jane SELLERS _______|
(1862 - ....) m 1937 |
|_____________________
_William Robert THOMLEY Sr.____+
| (1850 - 1937) m 1872
_Jessie J. (JJ) THOMLEY _|
| (1877 - 1948) |
| |_Elizabeth Jane Amelia GILLEY _+
| (1858 - 1942) m 1872
|
|--Ewell D. THOMLEY
| (1917 - 1946)
| _______________________________
| |
|_E. Lavada MOTT _________|
(1876 - 1945) |
|_______________________________
_Sam TICE ___________
| m 1912
_Austin Maxwell TICE _|
| (.... - 1995) m 1923 |
| |_Maggie LEWIS _______+
| m 1912
|
|--Stevie TICE
|
| _____________________
| |
|_Thelma DEESE ________|
m 1923 |
|_____________________
_William YARRINGTON _
| (.... - 1725)
_William YARRINGTON _|
| (1703 - 1746) |
| |_Abiah WOODWARD _____
|
|
|--William YARRINGTON
| (1738 - 1811)
| _____________________
| |
|_Rebecca DAYTON _____|
|
|_____________________
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This William Yarrington is the person who's Powder Horn was found on the East Bank of Oyster Pond on (?) Point, Long Island, in the year of 1818 embedded in the earth. That powder horn is in the posession of the Long Island Historical Society in New York. On the powder horn it has at the base scribed "William Yarrington, August ye 4th, 1759". The society is located on Pierrepont Street in Brooklyn. see #510 herein.
#442
Taken from notes of Robert Yarrington, b. 1917 as given to
Emily Yarrington McAlister, circa 1980's.
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Record of Service of William Yarrington, born 1735 or 1738 . (Sergeant)
Archives of State of New York. The Revolution
Yarrington, William. May 1, 1779, enlisted, Capt. John Davis Co.
4th Reg. New York. Commanded by Col. Frederick Weissenfels
New York in the Revolution as Colony and State.
2nd Regt. New York, under Col. Philip Van Cortlandt.
Record arranged and classified by James A. Roberts, Comprotller.
William Yarrington, 3rd Regiment of New York.
Capt. Griffing's Company, Commanded by Col. James Clinton
Account in Payroll of Capt. Roe. Troops ending May 1st. 1776.
When on this payroll, service regiments had not been formed.
Later most of them appeared in regiments. Most of them in the
4th Regiment. Johnathan Yarrington, Achsah's Father in Col.
Clinton's army, double line.
Johnathan Yarrington, married Sara Smith.
same book on Capt. Roe's payroll, in Daniel Griffing's Co., 2nd
New York Reg., commanded by Col. James Clinton. Enlisted March
2nd, 1776.
(Robert William Yarrington, Jr. and William Henderson sons of Robert William
son of William Robert son of Charles Wright, Charles Wright son of
Uriah Cleveland, Uriah Cleveland son of Wm. born 1735, William son
of Wm. born 1703, William son of William B. Yarrington of Wales.
END of #442---------
#510
Arthur Lisle wrote an article for the Nov/Dec 1977 issue of the publication
"MUZZLELOADER" - it appears on page 34 of that publication, it reads in part.
"Last summer I purchased a book, American Engraved Powder Horns, by Stephen V.
Granesay, curator Emeritus of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
On page 74 of this pub was the name of my ancestor, William Yarrington - a
Revolutionary War Sergeant. Examining the horn revealed extensive and delicate
scrimshaw over the entire surface. The relic is worn smooth as silk and has
turned golden brown with age... around the horn is carved , William
Yarrington, August ye 4th, 1759". Glued to the upper part near the spout is a
small piece of paper with faded brown script that reads; "This horn was found
on the East Bank of Oyster Pond on (?) Point, Long Island, in the year 1818
embedded in the earth".
"... the director gave me a copy of a book with the history of the Yarrington
family. Mr. Hurley also supplied me with a report from the New York Historical
Society that may shed more light on my ancestor's military record."