Wilhites of Oldham and Jefferson Counties of Kentucky
This area is probably the largest migration spot for Wilhite families since the move to Madison/Culpepper Virginia from Germania. There were two big families but several others from different lines of Wilhites made this move too (it seems). See entire page for everyone. If you have evidence of anything being incorrect on this page, please contact me and I will look into it.
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Last Updated:
(Not All Children Shown)
March 27, 2022
(Not All Birth/Death Dates Are Exact)
Jesse Wilhoit (1739-1823)
In 1808, at age 71, Jesse and Mildred moved to Jefferson County, Kentucky with several cousins. Jesse brought his whole family including his 2 oldest sons who had families (Evan and Simeon). His 5 children younger children were Allen, Margaret, Zachariah, Larkin and Lucy. We find Jesse on the 1810 census living near his sons families, Simeon and Evan. In the 1820 census, Jesse is living next to his sons families, Evan and Larkin. (Simeon had died)
Shortly after arriving in Jefferson County, Jesse Wilhoite of 1739 is recorded in 1810 as owning 7 slaves, while none of his kids owned slaves. It can be presumed that he brought the slaves from Virginia. According to historians in this part of Kentucky, slaves were kept in family units. It is likely that the original slaves brought from Virginia were in a family unit, and continued to have children. By 1820, Jesse had around 27 slaves. Also, Jesse’s 4 living sons also had between 1 and 10 slaves each. By 1860, there were black farmers (possibly free) living next door to James. With the abolishment of slavery in 1864, all future census records give names to all black individuals instead of just a number. Based on family stories and census records, many of the slaves were later employed by the Wilhite families after the war. Census records show former slave families occupations listed as working for a private family as a Laundress, Nurse Child and Housework for the women and Farm Hand, Farm Labor, Butler and Chauffeur for the men.
Allen Wilhoit (1789-1863)
Son
Allen was born in Virginia, but moved to Kentucky when he was 18 with his dad Jesse and all the others. After about 10 years, he got married, had a homestead and had kids.
This 1879 map shows several Wilhoyte farms between Pond Creek and Harrods Creek where we have dozens of land sale court documents from the 1830s in this area with Wilhoyte names. This map shows four families: J. (James) Wilhoyte, Z. (Zachariah) Wilhoyte, Mrs. Wilhoyte and T.L. Wilhoyte.
This map is of Oldham County but the Jefferson County line is right there and this area was Jefferson County prior to 1823, hence census records show them all living in both Jefferson and Oldham Counties at different periods of time.
Zachariah Wilhoit (1791-1835)
Son
Zachariah was born in Virginia, but moved to Kentucky when he was 15 with his dad Jesse. Do not confuse with the other Zachariah in Oldham County (Zachariah 1797-1855)
Brownsboro, Oldham County
James Leon Wilhoyte
Son of James Sims Wilhoyte and Lucy Ann Wilhoyte (their parents were brothers, Allen and Zachariah).
James Leon only lived about 30 years and never married so we have few records of his life. We do have the stories shared by Stephanie, told to her from her Great Grandmother about a Leon Wilhoyte. It appears there was a relationship at a young age between Leon Wilhoyte and one of the girls his family employed. The two families in 1880 were living around Harrods Creek, in Oldham County, Kentucky. On the census, you can find young Leon age 14, and a young July Smith age 13, living just a few homes away from each other. They likely knew each other for several years before having a child together.
The names and stories shared by Stephanie all matched with the census records confirming the timing and location of this multiracial couple. For now, we are assuming this was a consensual relationship based on stories passed down. We are left today to make assumptions and it is likely the two were immediately separated, possibly sent to live with family elsewhere. I say this because we are having trouble locating them after the birth of their daughter. Records are hinting that June did get married shortly after to an unknown person but she possibly died before age 30. Their daughter (Catherine) stayed with mom as her last name was Smith. Catherine got married young and there is no records of her mom (July Smith) after age 13. Leon also only lived to about age 30, so the two of them are a real mystery worth exploring. (July Smith may have been Julie Smith.)
Born: 1866 Goshen, Oldham Co., Kentucky
Died: 1895 Brownsboro, Oldham Co., Kentucky
Story of James Leon Wilhoyte and July Smith
This history made possible by collaboration with Stephanie , who contacted me, a descended of July Smith in the story below. Thanks cousin!
Grave of James Leon Wilhoyte
Harrods Creek Cemetery, Brownsboro, Oldham County
Riley Smith and Evaline
Parents of July/Julie Smith
Riley and Evaline were married in 1860, right before the Civil War started. He was probably 20 and she was 16 or so. Locating them on the 1860 and 1870 census has been difficult. Based on family stories, they were slaves at a Wilhoyte residence, but it is difficult to pinpoint which farm as several Wilhoyte families were all living in the same spot. In 1880, we find Riley and Evaline with a son (George) and two daughters (Ann and July). They are living next to a James and Mildred Wilhoyte, cousins to James Sims and Lucy Wilhoyte (the parents of Leon Wilhoyte). James Sims and Lucy were living a few farms away, based on them being about 2 pages away on the census. So it seems likely, that Riley was working for James and Mildred (not James Sims and Lucy). In fact, Riley’s son George Smith would be still living next to Mildred Wilhoyte in the 1920 census, 40 years later. This backs the stories that the two families, Wilhoytes and Smiths, were still talking and encountering each other for many years, generations really.
Parents of Riley Smith
I have spent considerable time trying to track down where Riley Smith came from. Unfortunately, the time period to search is 1850 and 1860 when records for slaves or even free black men were sparse. If I had to guess, he and his parents are listed on a slave schedule (which is basically a census for slaves with no names, just the slave owners and numbers of slaves broken into categories like male, female, age, etc.). If I knew which Wilhoyte family for sure owned Riley, we would at least have that document. To me, it seems likely that the line beyond Riley co-exists with the Wilhoytes all the way back to when they came from Virginia to Kentucky. So that would be either Riley’s father or grandfather having come from Virginia with everybody.
Evan Wilhoit (1787-1865)
Son
Evan was taxed in Jefferson Co. KY from 1809 to 1824.
Larkin Wilhoit (1794-1833)
Son
Larkin was born in Virginia, moving to Kentucky when he was 12 with his dad Jesse.
Simeon Wilhoit (1781-1817)
Son
1810: Louisville, Jefferson census:
There is a Simeon and a Simon H. Wilhoit.
I think Simeon H. is the son of Adam/John.
m: Mildred Murphy 1809 Jefferson, KY
1817: Death: Jefferson, Kentucky
The other Simeon is the only one on the 1820 Oldham Co. census.
1836: His 4 sons selling some land (likely their dads land) to Jesse Yager on Harrods Creek in Oldham Co.
Alpheus Wilhite 1810 - 1855
Jesse Henry Wilhite 1811 - 1890
Gipson Wilhite 1813 - 1896
Simeon Jamison 1815 - 1906
Their 4 sons are:
A large part of Jefferson County became Oldham County in 1823.
Most of the families did not move between the Jefferson 1820 census and the 1830 Oldham County census.
m: Rhoda Aylor, 1807 Madison, VA
1810: Louisville, Jefferson census:
Living near his dad Jesse and brother Simeon.
m: Mildred in 1760 in Culpepper, VA
Joseph Wilhoite (1784-1855)
John Wilhoit (1745 - 1815)
One of three John Wilhoits born in 1745. Two of them served in the Revolutionary War. This one served for two months under Captain Robert Miller. His first marriage with Margaret Smith is sometimes written as Nancy Smith. Margaret was used in the document "Genealogy of Yager & Wilhoit" which is 25 pages focused on just their line, so I use Margaret. In 1784, Fayette County, a land survey for 920 acres for John Wilhoit and also a survey for Aaron (likely his son) for 851.5 acres was on the same date. Around 1808, the same time as everyone else, it is believed he moved to Jefferson County. He is found on the 1810 Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky census. His death is four years later in 1814.
Elliott Wilhoit (1780-1846)
Son
Humphrey Wilhoit (1779-1865)
Son
I do not believe his father is Joel as many think, but I do not have solid proof.
Simeon H Wilhoit (1777-1826)
Son
m: Mary (Polly) Finks in VA in 1800
m: Julia Ann Finks in VA in 1807
m: Margaret Smith in 1760 Culpepper, VA
1810 Louisville, Jefferson, KY census
One of 2 Simeons on the census
1810 Louisville, Jefferson, KY census
1810 Louisville, Jefferson, KY census
m: Mildred Storey in Madison, VA in 1806
1830: Oldham County, KY census
1840: Oldham County, KY census
1850: Oldham County, KY census
1860: Oldham County, KY census
1820: Jefferson, KY census:
Next to his dad Jesse and his brother Larkin.
1865: Wilhoyte Cemetery
Goshen, Oldham County, Kentucky
1820: Jefferson, KY census:
Next to his dad Jesse and his brother Larkin.
Frances Wilhoyte 1810 - 1872
Meridith Jefferson Wilhoyte 1811 - 1878
Lucy E Wilhoyte 1812 - 1854
Virenda Wilhoyte 1813 - 1872
Zachariah Bluford Wilhoyte 1814 - 1883
Jacob Evans Wilhoyte 1816 - 1903
Juretta Wilhoyte 1819 - 1841
Their 7 children are:
m: Lucy Nelson Hudson, 1819 Jefferson, KY
1820: Jefferson, KY census: Next to his brother Zach.
1840: Oldham County, KY census
1850: Oldham County, KY census
1860: Owensboro, Daviess, Kentucky
1832: Adjacent land sale of waters of Pond Creek, beg. on Pollards line, corner to Allen Wilhoite, corner to John Hawkins, Zachariah Wilhoites line
Richard Mason Wilhite 1822 - 1857
James Sims Wilhite 1825 - 1909
John William Wilhite 1827 - 1856
Alexander Campbell Wilhite 1831 - 1886
Cornelia Analiza Wilhite 1840 - 1918
Their 5 known children are:
1820: Jefferson, KY census: Next to his brother Zach.
m: Judith Clore, 1816 Jefferson, KY
1833: Daniel/Sarah Harbold of Edgar Co. IL sell to Zachariah S. Wilhoite 301 acres on waters of Harrods Creek.
1835: Made his will on 17 Feb 1835, was probated in Oldham Co. KY on 16 Mar 1835.
1832: Adjacent land sale of waters of Pond Creek, near Zachariah Wilhoites line
1836: Zks Wilhite to John Patterson all interest and claim to a lot of land in Oldham Co., corner Benjamin Clore.
1835: This is to certify that I hold a legal claim on all the property of Allen Wilhoyte, being land, negroes and other property. I am liable as security for said Wilhoyte. Signed Zach Wilhoyte, witness John Clore and William K. Allan. Feb 17.
Widow Judith Wilhite on following:
1840: Oldham County, KY census
1850: Div 1, Oldham County, KY census
Mary Eliza Wilhite 1817 - 1907
Benjamine Allen Wilhite 1821 - 1868
Amanda Wilhite 1824 - 1839
Martha Jane Wilhite 1827 - 1843
Lucy Ann Wilhite 1834 - 1918
Their 5 known children are:
m: Ann H Smith, 1815 Jefferson, KY
1820: Jefferson, KY census: Next to his dad and brother Evan.
Larkin was taxed in Oldham Co. KY from 1817 to 1833.
1830: Oldham County, KY census
1833: Death in Oldham County, KY, his wife Ann H. appears on subsequent tax lists with the 1837 list taxing her for one lot in Floydsburg, Oldham Co. Ky.
1834 - 1835: Oldham County deed book has some references to Larkins heirs property in Floydsburg, Oldham Co. Ky. Many Boulware neighbors.
Children of William Mason Wilhoit and Elizabeth Sherley
William Mason Wilhoit (1741-xxxx)
James Allen Wilhite 1816 - 1898
Mildred Ann Wilhite 1822 - 1880
Buckner Wilhite 1829 - xxxx
Three children are:
m: Elizabeth Sherley in 1762 in Culpepper, VA
The marriage record of Jesse and Mildred is in 1760 when Jesse was 21, but, the known children start in 1781. Either there are 20 years of missing children or something is wrong with the dates.
Said to be a son of Tobias Wilhite of 1708 - 1762
Said to be a son of Tobias Wilhite of 1708 - 1762
The marriage record of Jesse and Mildred is in 1762 when William was 21, but, the known children start in 1782. Either there are 20 years of missing children or something is wrong with the dates.
Around 1806 or 1808, at age 65, William and Elizabeth moved to Jefferson County, Kentucky with several cousins. William brought all 10 known children. We find Jesse on the 1820 Jeffersontown, Jefferson census with two children, probably the youngest (William T. and Judith S.)
Benjamin Wilhite 1788 - 1867
Clarence B. Wilhite 1873 -1875
Lucy Wilhite 1820 - 1833
Sarah Ann Wilhite 1791 - 1841
Thomas J. Wilhite 1845 -1861
Twin Sons Wilhite 1875 - 1875
Twin two Wilhite 1875 - 1875
William Wilhite 1843 - 1854
Zachariah Shirley (1797 - 1855) on gravestone with wife Orsanoen.
Courthouse records mentioned Thomas Wilhoites mill near Harrods creek, near Smiths Run, along Johathan Barrackmans line, along east side of Garretts Road, Ross line, James Clore, Southers
Wilhite Cemetery #1
On private property 0.6 mile east of Hwy 329 & Old Zaring Road intersection.
Thomas Jefferson Wilhoit (1795 - 1836) said to be buried here.
Wilhite Cemetery #2
Somewhere in Buckner, Oldham County
Wilhite Cemetery #3
Located on Moody Lane, La Grange, Oldham, KY
Also known as cemetery #101 by the Oldham County Historical Society
Judith S. Wilhoit 1799 - 1880 (m: John Harbold)
Frances Wilhoit 1782 - 1830 (m: Elijah Clore)
Lucy Wilhoit 1783 - 1855 (m: Lawrence Clore)
Elenor (Nellie) Wilhoit 1787 - x (m: John Pinnell)
Anna Wilhoit 1790 - x (m: Jonathan Barrackman)
Dicey Ellender Wilhoit 1792 - 1852 (m: Jeremiah Yewell) (1830 Oldham census)
Bathsheba Wilhoit 1795 - 1866 (m: Asa McGehee)
Thomas Jefferson Wilhoit 1795 - 1836 (m: Sarah Clore and Martha Booker)
Zachariah Shirley Wilhoit 1797 - 1855 (m: Orsanoen Harbold)
William T. Wilhoit 1798 -
(1820 Jefferson and 1830 Oldham census)
(1820 Jefferson census) (1850 Jefferson census)
(1820 Jeffersontown, Jefferson census) (1830 Oldham census)
(1830 Oldham census)
(1810 Jefferson and 1830 Oldham census)
(Property on Harrod's Creek)
(1820 Jefferson and 1830 Oldham census)
(1830 Oldham census)
(1830, 1840, 1850 Oldham census)
Harrods Creek Cemetery
Merideth Jefferson Wilhoyte 1811 – 1878
Zachariah Bluford Wilhoyte 1814 - 1883
James Sims Wilhoyte 1825 - 1909
Lou D. Wilhite 1825 – 1896
Lucy Ann Wilhoyte 1834 – 1918
Mildred Jane (Clore) Wilhoyte 1836 - 1921
Lou Boulware Wilhoit 1839 – 1925
Mary Elizabeth (Hardin) Wilhoyte 1841 - 1933
Lorenzo Tripp Wilhoyte 1843 - 1917
James W. Wilhoyte 1844 - 1913
Butler S Wilhoit 1846 – 1907
James Leon Wilhoyte 1866 - 1895
Many more.
Goshen, Oldham County
Wilhoyte Cemetery
Evan Wilhoyte (1787-1865)
A) T.L. Wilhoyte and Wilhoyte Cemetery
B) Mrs. Wilhoyte
C) Z. Wilhoite
D) D. Willhoyte
E) B. Wilhite
F) James W. WIlhite
G) James W. Wilhite/possible distillary
H) John Wilhoite
I) R.C. Wilhoite
J) Area of a Wilhite Cemetery #4
K) Mrs. Wilhite
L) B. Wilhite
With names from the 1879 land ownership maps, I have circled the general area of ownership on these early 1900s USGS maps that show land contours. Boundaries are unknown and approximate.
Wilhite Cemetery #4
On private property SE of Old La Grange Road, 1.3 miles north of Camden Lane.
Said to be a son of Adam Wilhite of 1719 - 1763
m: Elizabeth Blankenbaker in 1767 Culpepper, VA
Aaron Wilhoit (1766 - 1848)
Son
Aaron, the only known child of John and Margaret Smith. He would have many half-brothers as his dad quickly re-married and having many children.
m: Mary Yager in 1785 Culpepper, VA
(a second cousin, her mom was a Wilhite)
1810 Lincoln, Lincoln, KY census.
Living next to his son Joseph. Also next to Lewis Willhite, his step brother (1 year age difference).
1811: Move to Jefferson Co. says Germanna Record.
1806: Aaron moved to KY, according to "Genealogy of Yager & Wilhoit"
Lewis Wilhoit (1768 - 1856)
Son
Lewis is listed by most as a son of John but he sure seems to be living around all the brothers that are the sons of Jesse.
m: Hollenbeck in Culpepper, VA
1810: Jefferson, KY census:
husband and wife, two daughters,
1 under 10 and 1 over 10.
m: Elizabeth Rebecca Netherton in 1823 Jefferson, KY
1810 Census
1820 Census
1830 Census
Below are names I have found on census records, parents are best guesses from the historical records and prior researchers. Parents could be wrong as new information is always being found.
1850 Census
Julius Wilhoit (1787-1833)
Son
It would be nice to have some sources on his birth/death but a tombstone in Edgar County seems to be the driving evidence. Edgar County history document sheds light on much of his final years.
1810: probably with his father on this census, or it was the last brother Abraham.
m: Lucinda (Lucy) Yewell in Oldham Co. in 1815
Joseph Thornton Wilhite (1786-1878)
(1810 Lincoln, Lincoln)(1830 Oldham)
Jeremiah Wilhoite (1774-1824)
Others in the area that have not been attached to the two larger groups above:
Elijah Wilhoite
Daniel Wilhite, Jr. (1781-1835)
1820: Jefferson, KY census
1820: Jefferson, KY census
1820: Jefferson, KY census
1820: Jefferson, KY census
In 1776, Kentucky was a single county in Virginia.
In 1780, Kentucky County was divided into Fayette, Jefferson, and Lincoln counties.
In 1792, statehood came with 9 counties.
In 1776, Kentucky was a single county in Virginia.
In 1780, Kentucky County was divided into Fayette, Jefferson, and Lincoln counties.
Statehood came in 1792 with 9 counties.
1810: Jefferson, KY census
State of Kentucky counties by 1810 census.
Shortly after the 1820 census we find him in Daviess Co. Indiana for the next 25 years.
m: Anna Broyles in 1803 Madison, VA
(son of Joel 1746-1827) or John (1745 - 1815)
(son of Michael 1749-1805)
(son of Daniel 1744-1790)
(son of Daniel Wilhite 1744-1790)
m: Elizabeth Betsey Ross in 1814 Jefferson, KY
m: Susanna Yager in 1796 Madison, VA
m: Eve Crisler in 1807 Madison, VA
1804: Possibly in KY based on first children births recorded on 1950s census records.
m: Elizabeth Taylor/Myers in 1831 Daviess, IN
1814: Jefferson, KY Tax List
1830: Jefferson, KY census
Said to have 7 children, I have 5 so far.
Peachy Ann Wilhoit (1808 - 1879)
William N Wilhoit (1811 - xxxx)
Elizabeth Wilhoit (1814 - xxxx)
Mary Matilda Wilhoit (1817 - 1904)
Benjamin C. Wilhoit (1825 - 1883)
Frances Wilhite (1804 - 1873)
Alexander Wilhite (1808 - xxxx)
Franklin Wilhite (1809 - 1898)
Churchill Wilhite (1812 - 1898)
Delila Wilhite (1827 - xxxx)
Children:
Because of this, these names are the most likely to have errors.
1815: Moved to Kentucky around this year according to old book.
1/2 mile SW of Lake Louisvilla on Hwy 22 near Fraziertown
Identified as cemetery #005 by Oldham Co. Hist. Society
Wilhoit Graveyard
Jeremiah Wilhoit (1774-1824)
Susannah (Yager) Wilhoit (1778 - 1853)
Sarah Wilhoit ( 1794 - 1864)
Pascal Wilhoit (1798 - 1877)
Jesse Wilhoit (1818 - 1866)
1824: Death, Wilhoit Graveyard, Fraziertown, Oldham County,
Paschal Wilhoit (1798-1877)
Malinda (Wooden) Wilhoit (1800-1879)
Jane Wilhoit (1804-1894)
Benjamin Wilhoit (1807-1893)
Susan (Varble)(Ross) Wilhoit (1810-xxxx)
Matilda (Collins) Wilhoit (1814-xxxx)
Jesse Wilhite (1818-1866)
Children:
1819: daughter married in Jefferson, KY
1830: Oldham, KY census
1833: Elijah and Elizabeth to Reuben Ross Jr. all title, claim and right to all the effects fo Philip Ross, including land, slaves, tenements, etc do to Philip in a state of insanity.
1844: Re-married. New wife was a widow of Amos Mount During same year, his daughter marries a James Mount.
m: Charlotte Woodsmall in 1844 Oldham, KY
1850: Div 1, Oldham, KY census. Now divorced.
Catherine Wilhoit (1817-1953)
Nancy Wilhoit (1821-1854)
Julius Wilhoit (1823-xxxx)
Sarah Jane Wilhoit (1826-xxxx)
Susan Jane Wilhoit (1845-1902)
Robert Henry Wilhite (1847-1923)
Children:
1784: There was a survey for 851.5 acres for Aaron Wilhoit in Fayette County, KY and another for a John (his dad?) for 920 acres surveyed same date. No other John or Aaron works for this survey location.
1791: On the Culpepper, Virginia Tax List. He is still the only known Aaron in the Wilhite line to this point. It is possible there was an unknown Aaron based on the info above or that Aaron owned land back in Virginia while living in Kentucky.
1820 Jefferson, KY census.
Next to his son Noah Wilhite. Also James Leah-in the will. Also nearby is his step brothers Elijah, Eliott and Julius.
m: Barbara Maria Hoke-Myers-Herbold in 1830 Oldham, KY
1830 Oldham, KY census AND
1830 Jefferson, KY census
We have him in 2 places
As stated above, there may be 2 Aaron's and everyone is confusing two into one.
Jefferson has:
1 male 20-30
1 female 20-30
1 male 60-70
1 female 50-60
Oldham has:
1 male 5-10
1 male 20-30
1 female 20-30
1male 60-70
1833: Land Transaction in Oldham County:
Neighbor William Brown to Milton Brown, 5 acres at corner to Aaron Wilhoite in Pinnells line, corner to Joshua Wilhoite, Smiths line.
1836: Land Transaction in Jefferson County:
Aron Wilhoite of Jefferson Co. to Milton Brown for $396.50, abt 40 acres beg near cor of an orchard, to Lawrence Clore, in Winer's line, Wm Ford.
1840 Oldham, KY census
1848 Will: includes Benjamin, Milton and John Wesley. Burial: Wilhite Cemetery 4, first wife Mary in same graveyard.
Children of Aaron Wilhoit and Mary Yager: most eventually moved to Indiana or Illinois.
1820: Jefferson, KY census:
husband and wife, one daughter
Future 2nd wife Rebecca Netherton is 5 pages over.
25 of 78 Elijah Wilhite
Son of Joel 1746-1827 or John 1745 - 1815
1830: Oldham, KY census:
1834: Land Sale in Oldham Co. for 110 acres on Harrods Creek.
1840: Oldham, KY census:
1850: Div 1, Oldham, KY census:
Benjamin Wilhite (1788-1867)
(1820 Jeffersontown, Jefferson)
Noah Harris Wilhite (1790-1860)
(1820 Jefferson)
Lameck Wilhite (1791-1866)
(1830 Oldham)
Eliza Wilhite (1792-1876)
Enoch Dennis Wilhite (1793-1846)
(1816 marriage in Jefferson)
Barbara Wilhite (1795-1872)(1818 marriage in Jefferson)
Mary Polly Wilhite (1795-1866)
Isham Wilhite (1799-1880)(1830 Oldham)
John Wesley Wilhite (1803-1863)
(1850 Oldham)(1860 Oldham)
Joshua Wilhite (1805-1868)(1830 Oldham)
Russell Wilhite (1806-xxxx)(1830 Oldham)
Mathew Wilhite (1807-xxxx)
Milton Wilhite (1809-xxxx)(1850 Oldham)
Matilda Wilhite (1810-1885)
Martha Wilhite (1813-1898)
1820 Jefferson, KY census
1824 Land transfer in Montgomery, IN
1820 Jefferson, KY census
1826 Land transfer in Montgomery, IN
1830 Montgomery, IN census
1840 Union, Montgomery, IN census
1820 Jefferson, KY census
1830: Oldham, KY census:
1831: About time of move to Morgan IL, with all his kids.
1840: Morgan, IL census:
1850: Morgan, IL census:
In 1823, creation of Oldham County from Jefferson County
1820: Jefferson, KY census
1830: Jefferson, KY census
1831: Two different 80 acre Land Purchases in Edgar County, IL
Orville Wilhoit (1716-1883)
Lovell Wilhoit (1817-1865)
John Rufus Wilhoit (1821-1913)
Nancy Wilhoit 1822-1894)
Elizabeth Jane Wilhoit (1826-1858)
James L. Wilhoit (1827-1832)
Roley Early Wilhoit (1831-1922)
Julius Yewell Wilhoit (1833-1864)
Children of Julius Wilhoit and Lucy Yewell:
(all with the family when they moved to IL)
Benjamin (Barryman) Wilhite (1806-1881)
George Washington Wilhite (1813-1903)
Elija Wilhite (1818-1898)
Children of Humphrey Wilhoit and Mildred Storey:
(all with the family when they moved to IL)
Paschal Finks Wilhite (1808-1889)
Jameson Vawter Wilhite (1811-1882)
Kerilla Ann Dawson Wilhite (1814-1892)
Mary Ellen Wilhite (1820-1880)
Catherine Jane Wilhite (1822-1865)
Children of Elliott Wilhite/Julia Ann Finks:
(all with the family when moved to Indiana)
(Unknown Female (1800-xxxx)
William Wilhite (1800-1876)
Andrew Finks Wilhite (1807-1856)
Lucy Wilhite (1809-1853)
Catherine Wilhite (1811-1873)
Frances Maltilda Wilhite (1814-1862)
Owen Goffney Wilhite (1817-1893)
Eleazer Allen Wilhite (1820-1909)
Elizabeth Wilhite (1823-xxxx)
Children of Simeon Wilhite/Mary Finks:
(all with the family when moved to Indiana)
Nancy Wilhoit (1797-xxxx)
Elizabeth (1802-xxxx)
Children of Lewis Wilhite and Hollenbeck: