Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
Woodruff-Stone History - Person Sheet
Note by HNS notes for Henry O’KANE
Marriage bond, dated 8 jun 1793 in Campbell County, Virginia, Thomas Clifton as Surety. To Sarah Stevens.
The 1820 census for Rockingham County, Virginia shows:
Henry O’Kane
1 male 10-16-born 1804-1810 2 female 16-26 born 2794-1804
1 male 16-18-born 1802-1804 1 female 45 & up born before 1775
2 male 16-26-born 1794-1804
1 male 45 & up born before 1775.
The minutes of the court of rockingham County, Virginia show that there was a deed from Caroline Miller to Henry O’Kane in the year 1817, but the record was destroyed in the Civil War. A deed recorded in Book 8-page 531 in rockingham County, Virginia, shows on 22-October-1828, a Sarah O’Kane, Thomas Cottrell and Rebekah Cottrell, fomerly Rebekah O’Kane, his wife, John O’Kane, Henry O’Kane and Barbara his wife, Elizabeth Ann O’Kane and Thomas O’Kane and his wife Ann gave deed for 10 acres on Smith Creek to Patrick McManus. This would indicate that Henry O’Kane was dead by 1828.
The 1820 census for Rockingham County, Virginia shows:
Henry O’Kane
1 male 10-16-born 1804-1810 2 female 16-26 born 2794-1804
1 male 16-18-born 1802-1804 1 female 45 & up born before 1775
2 male 16-26-born 1794-1804
1 male 45 & up born before 1775.
The minutes of the court of rockingham County, Virginia show that there was a deed from Caroline Miller to Henry O’Kane in the year 1817, but the record was destroyed in the Civil War. A deed recorded in Book 8-page 531 in rockingham County, Virginia, shows on 22-October-1828, a Sarah O’Kane, Thomas Cottrell and Rebekah Cottrell, fomerly Rebekah O’Kane, his wife, John O’Kane, Henry O’Kane and Barbara his wife, Elizabeth Ann O’Kane and Thomas O’Kane and his wife Ann gave deed for 10 acres on Smith Creek to Patrick McManus. This would indicate that Henry O’Kane was dead by 1828.