The Carson Family
From Washington County,
Virginia
To Rockcastle County, Kentucky
To Jellico, Tennessee
To Davie, Broward County, Florida
James Holman (Holdman, Holeman)
Born: about 1814 in Virginia or Kentucky
Died: after 1880
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Notes from "A History of Northeast Missouri" Vol I Edited by Walter Williams 1913
Chapter XXVII Randolph County (pages 539-541)
Quotes from "Recollections" in the Macon "True Democrat" thirty years ago:
* Squire Holman was born in Madison County, Kentucky on Oct 31, 1807.
*With his father's family he emigrated to the Territory of Missouri in 1817 (few miles below Old Franklin in Howard County).
*In the spring of 1818 they moved to Silver Spring in Randolph County. Squire's father
(Wm Holman), Squire's uncle (Joseph Holman), and James Dysart were first settlers in Randolph County.
[Note:
Willliam and Joseph Holman were sons of Joseph Holman, Sr
and Elizabeth Wilson.
William C. Holman was born on Jan 07, 1778 in North Carolina and died Feb 26, 1834 in Randolph County, Missouri. On Nov 16, 1802 in Madison County, Kentucky, he married
Eleanor Barnes, the daughter of Elias Barnes and Rebecah
Turner.
Joseph Holman, Jr. was born about 1775 in North Carolina and died in Nov 1836 in Marion Co, Missouri. On Dec 15, 1797 in Madison County, Kentucky, he married
Rebecca Barnes, the daughter of Elias Barnes and Rebecah
Turner.]
[Note:
James Dysart, born Dec 21, 1817 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky and died Jan 08, 1895 in Buchanan County, Missouri, was the son of
Johnson Dysart and Mary Ann Cowan.]
Chapter XXV Putnam County (pages 523-526)
*Among the early settlers of Putnam County were Thomas Holman and his brother.
*The present county offers include J. H. Holman, coroner.
[Note:
Joseph Holman, Jr. (born about 1775) had a son Thomas K. Holman who was born
about 1807 in Madison County, Kentucky and died in Salt River Twp., Knox County, Missouri.]
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