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Edward Polly and
Mary Agnes Mullins

Edward Polly b 21 Dec 1758 Halifax Co VA d 19 May 1845 Ermine, Letcher Co KY; s/o David Polly and Agnes Adkins. Edward Polly m. 24 May 1784 Pittsylvania Co VA to Mary Agnes Polly Mullins b 1765 Pittsylvania Co VA d 24 Jul 1854 Ermine, Letcher Co KY; d/o William M Will Mullins and Katherine Elizabeth Varner. Children of Edward Polly and Mary Agnes Polly Mullins;

1. Agnes Emily Millie Polly b 2 Aug 1778 Pittsylvania Co VA d 17 Apr 1850 Morgan Co KY; m. 11 Mar 1794 Carter Co TN to William Tatter Bill Stamper b 22 Mar 1774 Granville Co NC; s/o James Stamper and Sarah Moore. Agnes Emily Millie Polly m. abt 1795 to Jonathan Brooks Stamper b 21 Apr 1719 Middlesex Co VA d 1799 Wilkes Co NC. Jonathan Brooks Stamper m. abt 1749 Amherst Co VA to Rachel Parks b 3 Dec 1733 King George Co VA

2. Sarah A Sally Polly b 1785 Pittsylvania Co VA; m. abt 1806 to Daniel Stout b 9 Aug 1781 Shenandoah VA d 25 Dec 1861 Lee Co VA; s/o Godfrey Daniel Stout and Catherine Bolzen.

3. James Andrew Polly b 1787 VA d 1817; m. 4 Mar 1805 Adair Co KY to Sarah Sally Ford b abt 1786 Washington Co TN d 1838 Pike Co KY; d/o Joseph Ford and Ruth Phillips.

4. Mary Polly Polly b 1789 Pittsylvania Co VA; m. Stephen Cornett b abt 1789 d 1897.

5. Henry C Polly b 11 Mar 1794 Carter Co TN d 1880 Letcher Co KY; m. 15 Apr 1819 Floyd Co KY to Martha Patsy Hall b 1798 Wilkes Co NC d 1878 Letcher Co KY; d/o Anthony Hall and Ruth Butler.

6. Joseph Polly b 27 May 1799 Carter Co TN d 1834 Knox Co KY; m. 22 Jul 1822 Knox Co KY to Telitha Davis b about 1800

7. Lourania Lurany Polly b 20 Oct 1799 Carter Co TN d 22 Nov 1874 Knott Co KY; m. 20 Jun 1818 Floyd Co KY to John Penn Hagins b 1794 d 24 Mar 1834 Perry Co KY; s/o William R One Eyed Bill Hagins and Mary Polly Linville. Lourania Lurany Polly m. 11 Nov 1834 Perry Co KY to Thomas Francis b 18 May 1774 Russell Co VA d 31 Jul 1855 Knott Co KY; s/o Thomas Francis and Elizabeth Margaret Unknown. John Penn Hagin m. 1800 Washington Co VA to Jane Hammond b 1778 VA d 1833 Perry Co KY; d/o John Hammond and Elizabeth Amburgey.

8. Edward Oliver Ned Polly b 11 Apr 1803 Carter Co TN d 25 Oct 1864 Morgan Co MO; m. 28 Apr 1825 Perry Co KY to Jane Buntin Jennie Adams b 1810 Floyd Co KY d 4 Feb 1865 Morgan Co MO; d/o Stephen Adams and Ellender Nellie Bunton.

9. Melvina Viney Polly b 1804 TN d 4 Apr 1846 Letcher Co KY; m. 14 Dec 1821 Floyd Co KY to Courthouse Hiram Hogg b 8 Oct 1800 Brooke Co WV d 10 Oct 1863 Owsley Co KY; s/o Stephen Hogg and Sarah Sallie Williams. Courthouse Hiram Hogg m. 22 Nov 1846 Letcher Co KY to Mary Polly Roark b 1821 d 1884; d/o James Roark.

10. Nancy Jane Polly b 1805 Carter Co KY; m. 23 Aug 1822 Perry Co KY to Archaelous Cheed Craft b about 1802 Wilkes Co NC d 7 Oct 1853 Letcher Co KY; s/o Archelous Craft and Elizabeth Adams.

11. David Polly b 6 Jan 1809 Floyd Co KY d Jan 1873 Letcher Co KY; m. 29 Oct 1829 Perry Co KY to Henrietta Holbrook b 11 Aug 1813 Floyd Co KY; d/o Randolph Holbrook and Elizabeth A Adams.

12. Susannah L Polly b 1812 Floyd Co KY d 22 Sept 1867 Letcher Co KY; m. 6 Apr 1829 Floyd Co KY to Enoch Adams Captain Dutch Webb b 16 Sept 1810 Floyd Co KY d 3 Nov 1881 Letcher Co KY; s/o Benjamin Webb and Sarah Jane Jennie Adams.


Source Dan Mohn: Edward Polley served, for 18 months as a private in the Virginia Line during the Revolutionary War. He, along with Joshua Mullins and William Buckner, enlisted in a company headed by Captain Burton, in a regiment led by Colonel Gibson.

They enlisted in September 1780, and were discharged February 28, 1781. Edward was transferred to a company led by Isaac Webb. He applied for a pension November 17, 1825. At the time he was living in Perry County, Kentucky. His pension, begun in February 1828, was $8.00 a month. When applying for the pension, he listed as property: 1 horse ($30.), 8 cattle/2 pigs ($40.), 8 sheep ($8.), 4 barrows/16 pigs ($14.), 50 acres of poor land, and owed to him the sum of $5.50. The total estimated value of his estate was $142.50.

After eight years in Virginia, Edward and Mary moved west to Carter County in Eastern Tennessee, where they lived for thirteen years. They then moved to Floyd County, Kentucky where they lived until Edward died in 1845. They were living in Perry County, which was formed from part of Floyd County, at the time of his application for a pension.

The part of Perry County where he lived became part of Letcher County when it was formed in 1842. Mary Mullins Polley applied for a widow's pension June 7, 1847 in Letcher County, Kentucky (Edward had died May 19, 1845). She was living then with Randolph Polley, her grandson, and my great-grandfather. In her application she stated that she was married by a Baptist minister named Bailey, but that no record was made of the marriage. In 1994 I went to Pittsylvania County looking for information on the family, but I found no record of their marriage (At that time I had not yet seen her pension application). Mary also said that they lived in Pittsylvania County, Virginia for eight years before moving west.

Notes from Joel Logsden

Edward Polley served, for 18 months as a private in the Virginia Line during the Revolutionary War. He, along with Joshua Mullins and William Buckner, enlisted in a company headed by Captain Burton, in a regiment led by Colonel Gibson.

They enlisted in September 1780, and were discharged February 28, 1781. Edward was transferred to a company led by Isaac Webb. He applied for a pension November 17, 1825. At the time he was living in Perry County, Kentucky. His pension, begun in February 1828, was $8.00 a month. When applying for the pension, he listed as property: 1 horse ($30.), 8 cattle/2 pigs ($40.), 8 sheep ($8.), 4 barrows/16 pigs ($14.), 50 acres of poor land, and owed to him the sum of $5.50. The total estimated value of his estate was $142.50. After eight years in Virginia, Edward and Mary moved west to Carter County in Eastern Tennessee, where they lived for thirteen years. They then moved to Floyd County, Kentucky where they lived until Edward died in 1845. They were living in Perry County, which was formed from part of Floyd County, at the time of his application for a pension.

The part of Perry County where he lived became part of Letcher County when it was formed in 1842. Mary Mullins Polley applied for a widow's pension June 7, 1847 in Letcher County, Kentucky (Edward had died May 19, 1845). She was living then with Randolph Polley, her grandson, and my great-grandfather. In her application she stated that she was married by a Baptist minister named Bailey, but that no record was made of the marriage. In 1994 I went to Pittsylvania County looking for information on the family, but I found no record of their marriage (At that time I had not yet seen her pension application). Mary also said that they lived in Pittsylvania County, Virginia for eight years before moving west.


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