A History of Pioneer Families of Missouri said of him: "AndrewZumwalt w as a devoted Methodist, but his three daughters joined theBaptist chur ch, and their mother said she was glad of it. But theold gentleman wa s very angry, and said he hoped, now that his familywas divided among t he churches, that some of them would find theright one and get to heav en, and be contented when they got there,and not want to go somewhere e lse."
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Again thanks to Jax:
Old Kentucky Entries & Deeds, Fayette Entries, pg. 150, by Jilson1783, A ndrew Sumvalt, 471 & one half acres, book 3, pg. 88, 13Dec.1783 branch o f Hingstons Fork.
1784, 28 May - Jilson's Kentucky Land Grants, pg. 139, 471 & one halfa cres in Fayette Co. were granted to Andrew Zumwalt
#2854 Grant box 6, p. 544 - 545
ANDREW ZUMWALT, 471 & 1/2 acres, Fayette
Patrick Henry Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia to allt o whom these presents shall come greeting. Know ye that by virtueand i n consideration of part of a land office Treasury Warrant #13910 issue d the 21st day of august 1782 there is granted by the saidCommonwealth u nto Andrew Zumwalt, a certain tract or parcel of landcontaining four h undred seventy one and one half acres (471 1/2)acres by survey bearing d ate the 28th day of May 1784, lying andbeing in the County of Fayette o n a branch of Hinkston's Fork on theSouth side thereof. Waters of Lick ing Creek and bounded as followstowit. Beginning at a sugartree marked " A Z" and a white oak by it atthe mouth of said Creek. Running from the nce South ten (10) degreesEast, three hundred and twenty (320) poles c rossing said Creek to anelm hickory and sugar tree saplings by a small d raft thence SouthEighty (80) degrees West two hundred and thirty six ( 236) polescrossing a branch to a sugar, beech and ironwood saplings on r isingground thence North ten (10) degrees West three hundred and twent y(320) poles to two small suagar trees and dogwood saplings by a branch thence North eighty (80) degrees East two hundred and thirty six(236 ) crossing a branch to the beginning. With its appurtenances, tohave a nd to hold the said tract or parcel of land with itsappurtenances, to t he said Andrew Zumwalt and his heirs forever. Inwitness whereof the sa id Patrick Henry Esquire, Governor of theCommonwealth of Virginia hath h ereunto set his hand and caused thelesser seal of the said Commonwealt h to be affixed at Richmond on thetwentieth (20) day of September in t he year of our lord one thousandseven hundred ans eighty six and the C ommonwealth the eleventh.
Patrick Henry
"Kentucky Land Grants" Andrew Zumwalt, 471 and one half acres,Virginia G rants, book 6, pg. 544, Hingston watercourse, Fayette Co.
Filson Club, pg. 163 Andrew Zumwalt, 471 and one half acres, 13 Dec.17 83, book 1, pg. 88, Hingston branch. surveyed.
Andrew Zumwalt, Original survey #2854, 471 & one half acres, FayetteCo . Hingston Fork, survey date 28 May 1784, book 3, pg. 542 & 543,grant d ate 20 Sep. 1786 in book 6, pg. 544 & 545.
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page 542 & 543
1784, 28 May # 2854 Surveyed for Andrew Zumwalt, 471 acres in part ofa t reasury warrant # 13910 entered 19 December 1783 and situate on abranc h of Hinkston's Fork the South side therof waters of LickingCreek begi nning at "A" a sugartree marked AZ and a white oak by it atthe mouth o f said creek running from thence South 10 degrees East 320poles crossi ng a creek to "B" on (the) hickory and sugar saplings bya small (drift ) thence South 3 degrees West 236 poles crossing abranch to "C" a suga r beech and ironwood saplings on rising groundthence North 10 degrees W est 320 poles to a small sugar and a dogwoodsapling by a branch"D" the nce North 80 degrees East 236 polescrossing a branch to the beginning
John McKinny
( ) ( ) Marshall
Stophel Zumwalt
Adam Zumwalt
Andrew Zumwalt marker
Andrew Zumwalt, 471- 1/2 acres
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Hist. of Bourbon Co. pg. 83 - Flat Run flows North and empties intothe S toner near Ruddel Mills. Cooper's Run in the Northwest emptiesinto the S toner near Ewalt's Cross Roads, and Townsend's Creek passesthrough the N orthwest corner
1787 census of Virginia (from Tax Lists) Andrew Summalt, Bourbon Co.Ky .
1795, Andrew Sumault #27, on Townsend Waterway, Bourbon, Harrison Co.? K entucky. Henry Zumalt also on Townsend Waterway in 1797. alsocalled To wnsend Creek.
Kentucky Gazette, by Karen Green, pg. 221 1798, 1 September,Christophe r Zumwalt, Land for sale. from Kentucky Gazette by KarenGreen, pg. 221
1798, 1 September, Andrew Zumwalt, Land for sale. Mentions JacobSpeers . from Kentucky Gazette by Karen Green, pg. 221
1799/1800 United states Survey numbered Two hundred and Ninty Six(296) i n Township Forty Six (46) North, of Range Two (2) East of theFifth (5t h) Principal Meridian, containing Five Hundred and Eighty(580) Arpens o f Four Hundred and Ninty Three and Forty-One Hundredths(493.41) Acres, w as confirmed to Andrew Zumalt
Volume Two (2), page 573, of the American State Papers, shows theconfi rmation of a grant of Five Hundred and Eighty (580) Arpens ofland on t he waters of the Dardenne in the District of Saint Charles,Territory o f Upper Louisiana, to Andrew Zumwalt; the confirmationbeing numbered T wo Hundred and Ninty Six (296).
1805 - Bill of sale - Andrew Zumwald, Ref. book C, pg. 305, St CharlesC o. Mo. Know all men by these presence, that I, Andrew Zumwald, ofthe D istrict of St Charles in Louisiana District for and inconsideration of t he sum of Three Hundred and Twenty Five dollars tome hand paid before t he ensealing of these presents Charles Tayo ofthe District aforesaid t he receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledgeand thereof and every part a nd parcel thereof, I do discharge andacquit him the said Charles Tayo, h is heirs and executors andadministrators, forever by these presence ha ving granted, bargainedand sold and do by these presence grant, bargai n and sell to him, thesaid Charles Tayo, his heirs and assign forever o ne certain Negrowoman, name Elizabeth or Betsy and the child of which s he was lastdelivered, being the same Negro woman and child that the sa id CharlesTayo has now in his possession. To have and to hold the abov e namedNegroes to him the said Charles Tayo, his heirs and assigns for ever.In testimony whereof I have here unto set my hand and seal the se condday of February in the year of our lord, 1805. Andrew X Zumwalt signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of E. Hempstead, AlexanderM urdock, John Zumwalt.
1813 - 1816 Deeds, St Charles Co. Mo. - Andrew Zumwalt sells land toJO HN LAIL, book "C" pg. 308 (bro-in-law or nephew)
1818, 1 May - The Misouri Gazette - Andrew Zumwalt appraised a strayta ken up by Nicholas Stephenson
1818, October 13 - General Warranty Deed, Recorded in book E, #1, page3 34 ,18 November 1818 - Andrew Zumwalt to Thomas Dozer, 170Acres(reads a cres, but I'm sure they mean Arpens) in Township 46,Range 2 in the And rew Zumwalt Survey #296. Consideration #400.00described as follows, to wit, lying and being in the County of StCharles Mo. on the waters of D ardenne adjoining the lands of AndrewZumwalt and being part of the Zum walt tract or grant on which he(Zumwalt) now lives. Also joining the l ands of James Callaway dec'd.containing 170 Arpents and bounded as fol lows, viz. beginning at apoint on the line of the above named James Ca llaway ( land formerlyLewis Crow's) and with the said line South 57 & o ne half degree East5.25 chains to a post, corner to said survey thence S outh 32 & onehalf degree West 6.25 chains to a black oak on the bank o f thebranch, thence leaving said line 10 & one half degrees East 11.25 chains to a white oak, thence North 75 & one half degrees East 33.25cha ins to a post oak, thence North 10 & one half degrees West 28.11chains t o a bunch of white walnuts, thence North 25 degree West to apost, Then ce South 79 & one half degree West 23 chains to a black oakon the line o f Andrew Zumwalt's lands and with his line South 10 &one half degree E ast 30 chains to the place of beginning.Acknowledged regular.
Note: Thomas Dozer/Dozier and Catherine, his wife, sold this land for$ 550.00 one year later (1819) to John H. Castlio and wife, Yearslater, i n 1841, John C. and Fortunatus Castlio laid claim to propertyunder spe cial Warranty Claim. In 1828, John C. Castlio and Mary E.his wife, con veyed 122.39 acres of this land to William M. Castliofor $3200.00
6/9/1826 St Charles Co, MO. Land transaction posted at GenForum byJa x Zumwalt says:
"Andrew Zumwalt to Noah Zumwalt, General Warranty Deed, dated 9 Jun182 6, Executed and acknowledged regularly by grantor and wife, filed11 Ju l 1826, recorded same day in book H, pages 180/181 Described asfollows : A tract lying and being in St Charles County Mo. in DardenneTownship o n the river Dardenne containing 144 acres more or lessbounded as follo ws. Beginning at a stake and pointers a corner ofsaid Andrew Zumwalt's l and running South 10 degree 37 chains to awhite oak sapling thence Nor th 80 degree East 22 & three Quarterchains to a small cottonwood in Jo hn Castlio's field thence South 10& one half degree East 3 & three qua rter chains to a white oak treethence North 81 degree east 17 & one qu arter chains to a small blackoak sapling thence North 27 degree West 3 6 chains to a large red oaktree thence 13 degree West 12 & one half ch ains to a small maple treein the line of the said Andrew Zumwalt thenc e along said line to theplace of beginning. Also the above land was pa rt of a Survey #296originally granting 480 Arpents of land to Andrew Z umwalt."
Note: Noah Zumwalt and wife sold 25 acres of this land to John H.Castl io and wife for $100.00 , 6 March 1832.
1830 St Charles Co, MO. At census time son-in-law Thomas Kelly livedn ext door.
