John Hackworth ⁷

   Another name for John was John B. Hackworth.

  General Notes:

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According to Ruby Hackworth: My grandfather and great-grandfather were named John Hackworth. My great-grandfather, John, went to Missouri from Kentucky.

According to Col. David H. -- there were 11 kids born to Agnes and John H.[ebrezany.ged]

LDS ancestral file descendancy chart indicates a birth date of about 1753 for this John Hackworth, married to Mary Preston.

Posted by David Kaiser on March 02, 1998 at 16:54:57:

http://www.thegrid.net/dakaiser/persons.htm for Persons' Index

Their home in Floyd Co, Kentucky was burned in 1809.

According to Mary Preston, in a letter written seeking a military pension on behalf of John's revolutionary service, he was a widower with five children when they married.

In March, 1781, Thomas was drafted into the militia as a private
and his first duty was to guard a magazine in his county for three months. Two months later he was drafted again and his company marched to Yorktown (along with his probable brother John). He was discharged on October 20, the day after
Cornwallis surrendered, but was then employed for a month in guarding the prisoners taken on the surrender of Cornwallis and marched with them from Yorktown to Winchester, Virginia, where he was discharged.

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John Hackworth

Father - John Hackworth (1743-1826)
Son - John Hackworth (1794-1860)


From Charles C. Wells, ANNALS OF FLOYD COUNTY KENTUCKY 1800-1826; Baltimore, Maryland, Gateway Press, 1983; Book in possesion of Claudia Benson, Orem, Utah.

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Also (presented here, errors and all) --

... Information compiled by Ted Hackworth of Ohio shows that John
Hackworth who died in 1826 in Pike Co Ky was first married to Emiley______
and had the following children: 1. Jeremiah born ca 1780 mar Esther born
1790 in Pa; 2. Nancy Elizabeth born 1782 married John Hatcher on
12-13-1803; 3. Susanna born ca 1784 married Benjamin Branham 10-27-1809;
4. Thomas born ca 1786 married Jennie Preece 11-5-1816; 5. George born
11-8-1788 died 10-8-1832 married Elizabeth Franklin, daughter of James
Franklin, 1-17-1830, had one son John Franklin Hackworth; John then married
Mary Preston and had 6. Joseph born 7-7-1789 died 9-11-1844 married
Catherine Saunders 7-1-1819 and had children Elizabeth, Maranda, Susan, Wm
Johnson, James Monroe, Mary Ann, Sany Catherine, Amanda, Agnes Helen, and
Martha Cordelia. This family moved to Shelby Co Ky; 7. Polly born ca 1790
married Moses Mead 10-4-1809; 8.. John born 1795 married Agnes Davis
11-7-1817 and had John (ancestor of Col David Hackworth), James, Nathan,
Levicy, Rhodes, Mead, Nancy, Preston, and Jeremiah (who moved to Mo, had 11
children, five from 1st marriage and six from 2nd marriage to Mary Johnson);
9.. Preston born ca 1797 married Nancy Branham 2-19-1828; 10. Piety born
1800 married William Layne 4-24-1823 and had Elza, Pleasant, Jesse, Sarah.
Her mother Mary lived with them in Ohio in 1850 and was aged 92; 11..
Locky born 1801 married William Witten 10-24-1819 and had Rebecca, Malinda,
Nancy J, William, Thomas, and Francis; 12.. Pleasant born 1804 married
Rachel Ratliff, daughter of Richard, 4-24-1823 and had Polly, Susan, George
W, Lucky, Elizabeth, John, Nancy J, and Martha. This family moved to Ohio;
13.. Tolbert born ca 1805 married Lettie Front 8-31-1826; 14.. Jesse born
1810 married Polly Ratliff 10-17-1830 and had Prudence, Margaret, William,
Mary F, James, Charles, Nancy, and Pleasant. Information on John born 1795
supplied by Col David Hackworth. Information on Joseph born 1789 taken from
a Bible record, copy at the Ky Historical Society in Frankfort. I hope
this will be of help to you and other researchers.
-----Original Message-----
From: Marian <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 9:44 AM
Subject: [HACKWORTH-L] Fw: Hackworth


>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Marian <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
>Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 7:31 AM
>Subject: Hackworth
>
>
>>I don't have a Jimmy Hackworth , Leonard Hackworth or a L.T. Hackworth
>>listed.
>>
>>I do have Tolbert Hackworth born 1809. Father: John B. Hackworth born 1743
>>and mother: Mary Preston. born 1755.(2nd wife of John)
>>(1st wife was Martha Agnes David m. abt 1769 in Bedford, VA/
>>I have Tolbert's spouse was Lettie Font. (You stated Trent).
>>(I don't know where right now I had Font from)
>>
>>Was the census 1860 or 1850? You typed 1860. Is that correct?
>>
>>Thanks for the information from the census. I did not have that.
>>I haven't looked in the state of Missouri for this surname. Who or what
>>connection do you think the Missouri John Hackworth has? Do you know who
>>his parents were?
>>
>>Information I have:
>>George Hackworth was born about 1725 in England. He died in Bedford Co.,
VA
>>married about 1742 in Caroline, VA to
>>Ann Leftwich
>>Children:
>>John B, Hackworth md. Mary Preston m. 1788 GA
>>Augustine Austin Hackworth md. Mary Ruth Rigney 1778 VA
>>William Hackworth md. Dorothy Newman 22 May 1790 VA
>>George Hackworth md. Ann Pearcy (Anne Pearcey)
>>Joseph Hackworth born aft 1754 in VA died in 1823
>>Thomas Hackworth md. Elizabeth Ann Johnson 27 Jan 1786 VA
>>Elizabeth Hackworth md. Reuben Radford 1772 VA
>>Samuel Hackworth
>>-------------------------------------------
>>John B. Hackworth born 1743 in Bedford Co., VA died: 20 Aug 1826 in Pike
>>Co., Kentucky.
>>married to Mary Preston in 1788 in Richmond Co., VA
>>Children:
>>Nancy Hackworth
>>Thomas Hackworth
>>Tabitha Hackworth
>>George Hackworth
>>Joseph Hackworth
>>Pleasant Hackworth
>>Jeremiah Hackworth b. abt 1784
>>Susan Hackworth
>>Mary Hackworth b. 1793 d. 1795
>>Piety Hackworth b. 1808
>>Tolbert Hackworth
>>Preston Hackworth b. abt 1811
>>Jesse Hackworth b. 1812
>>John Hackworth
>>Information I received from Burney Parker.
>>------------------------------------------------
>>John and Mary Hackworth R4411, VA Line, Widow applied 10 December 1851 in
>>Lawrence Co., OH, aged 96. Soldier lived in Bedford Co., VA at
enlistment.
>>Their home in Floyd Co., KY was burned in 1809. Soldier married Mary
>>Preston in the spring of 1788 in Richmond Co., GA He was a widower with
>five
>>children when they married. They lived in GA for one year after they were
>>married, and then moved to near Brushy Mountain (state not given but may
>>have been TN) for two years, then to Bedford Co., VA for several years,
>then
>>to Floyd Co., KY (now Pike County, KY) and he died there 20 August 1826.
>>Information from Burney Parker.
>>----------------------------------
>>Maybe when you go to England you could search this out.
>>This was copied from Page 240 of Early Families of Eastern and
Southeastern
>>Kentucky.
>>
>> Hackworth Family of Floyd County
>> This is a local surname, "of Hackworth", that is, the worth of the
>>farmstead of Hake. The family is of English extraction and was seated in
>>England in very early times as is evidenced by the Hundred roll which
bears
>>the names of Peter de Hakeworth and John de Hakeworth, County Devon, 1273.
>>Members of the family emigrated from England to Virginia in early colonial
>>days and were numerous in Bedford County, Virginia. That colony in the
>>middle 1700s. In Virginia they defend the colony in all its wars and
>>supported the cause of American Independence.
>>
>> Augustine Hackworth and William Hackworth had service in Thomas
>>Buford's Company of Bedford County, Virginia militia and were in the
battle
>>at Point Pleasant (Oct. 10, 1774) between the Virginia troopers under
>>General Andrew Lewis, and a strong Indian Army led by the Shawnee chief,
>>Cornstalk. Thomas Hackworth had service in the Rev. War in Capt. Trigg's
>>company of militia.
>>
>> The Hackworth Family of Eastern Kentucy
>> Members of the Hackwroth family migrated and settled in Eastern
>>Kentucky in early pioneer days, the exact time not certainly known. The
>>earliest available records, the U.S. Census of Floyd Co., KY for 1810,
bear
>>the names of John Hackworth, and Jeremiah Hackworth as heads of families.
>>John Hackworth and his wife were then over 45 years of age; and living in
>>the household were eight sons and three daughters. Jeremiah Hackworth and
>>his wife were then between 26 and 45 years of age; and living in their
>>household were their two sons. Apparently John Hackworth was the ancestor
>>of a great many of the Eastern Kentucky Hackworths.
>> Members of the Hackworth family married into some of the important
and
>>influential peoneer families of Eastern Kentucky. among others were the
>>Haywoods, the Laynes, the Meades, the Pattons, the Ratliffs and the
>Wittens.
>>The family became numerous and spread over the entire Eastern section of
>the
>>state.
>>
>> Marriages of the Pioneer Hackworth Family in Floyd County
>>HACKWORTH, Thomas ...Jenny Preece, Nov 5, 1816.
>>HACKWORTH, John ..Betsy Allen, Feb 2, 1829.
>>HACKWORTH, George...Elizabeth Franklin, Jan. 17, 1830.
>>HACKWORTH, Abner...Doris Patton, May 11, 1831.
>>HACKWORTH, George ..Polly Hansbrun, Oct. 15, 1833.
>>HACKWORTH, Thomas...Lucretia Spradlin, July 26, 1839.
>>HACKWORTH, Elizabeth...John W. Walker, Jan. 29, 1835.
>>HACKWORTH, Lockey...William Witten, Oct. 24, 1819
>>HACKWORTH, Polly ....Moses Meade, Oct. 4, 1810.
>>
>> Pike County
>>HACKWORTH, Tolbert....Lelia Trent, August 31, 1826.
>>HACKWORTH, Pleasant....Rachel Ratliff, Sep. 25, 1827.
>>HACKWORTH, Preston....Nancy Branham, Feb 19, 1828.
>>HACKWORTH, Jesse.....Polly Ratliff, Oct. 7, 1830.
>>HACKWORTH, Piety...William Layne, April 24, 1823.
>>
>> Greenup County
>>HACKWORTH, Nancy Ann Elizabeth....William B. Boley 10/29/1836.
>>HACKWORTH, Narotha.....John Dixon, May 26, 1838.
>>
>> Thomas Hackworth, Revolutionary War soldier, appeared in the Bedford
>>County, Virginia Court on April 11, 1833, and made declaration for a
>pension
>>on account of his war services, wherein he
>>stated, among other things, that he was 70 years of age; that he entered
>the
>>service in March 1781, under Captain Alexander Clemins and Lieutenant
>Conrad
>>Speece as a drafted militiaman; that he left
>>his home in Bedford County, Virginia, and reported at New London for duty
>to
>>guard magazines there; and was in the service for three months when he was
>>discharged in June, 1781; that he was again
>>drafted for service in July or August, 1781 and served in Captain John
>>Trigg's company of the regiment commanded by Colonel Tucker; that he
>marched
>>to Yorktown, Virginia and guarded prisoners surrendered there as they were
>>being taken from place of surrender to Winchester, Virginia; that he was
>>discharged in October 1781, and subsequently returned to his home in
>Bedford
>>County, Virginia. Other records show that Thomas Hackworth removed from
>>Bedfrord County, Virginia, to Greenup County, Kentucky in November, 1837.
>>for the reason his children had previously removed to that state.
>>
>> The U.S. Census of Greenup Copunty for the year 1850 shows the
>>following with respect to John Hackworth, apparently a son of Thomas
>>Hackworth, Revolutionary soldier:
>>
>>Hackworth, John aged 41; farmer, born in Virginia.
>>Hackworth, Sarah (wife) aged 40; born in Virginia.
>>Children:
>>William T. Hackworth; aged 22; b. in Virginia
>>Tabitha Hackworth, aged 18; b. in Virginia.
>>James Hackworth, aged 18; b. in Virginia
>>Reuben Hackworth, aged 12; b. in Kentucky
>>Charles Hackworth, aged 8; b. in Kentucky.
>>Joseph Hackworth, aged 5; b. in Kentucky.
>>Elias Hackworth, aged 7 months; b. in Kentucky.
>>This information was sent to us 12/21/74 from Fran Hackworth.
>>----------------------------------------------------------------
>>I have:
>>John B. Hackworth and Mary Preston
>>Children:
>> 1. Nancy Hackworth md. HATCHER
>> 2. Thomas Hackworth
>> 3. Tabitha Hackworth
>> 4. George Hackworth
>> 5. Joseph Hackworth
>>The above children must be (1st wife) Martha Agnes Davis m. 1769.


>>The item I typed above mentions that John was a widower with 5 children
>>before he married Mary Preston in spring of 1788.
>> 6. Pleasant Hackworth
>> 7. Jeremiah Hackworth
>> 8. Susan Hackworth md. Branham
>> 9. Mary Hackworth
>> 10. Piety Hackworth
>> 11. Tolbert Hackworth
>> 12. Gabriel Hackworth
>> 13. Preston Hackworth
>> 14. Jesse Hackworth
>>
>>I don't have dates on all the births so they could be listed in the wrong
>>order....I need to research this. So, therefore I am not sure which
>>children were Martha Agnes David's and which were Dorothy Newman's. If
>you
>>know would you please advise me? Thanks.
>>--------------------------------------------------------------
>>This is enough for today...
>>Hope this helps someone.
>>Marian
>>[email protected]

  Noted events in his life were:

• Alt. Birth: Caroline, Virginia, 1743. ^151,495