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> So it may have been that Conrad Walter's wife, was a sister
> to Thomas Redmon who died in 1798 in Hardin County, KY.
Unfortunately I do not know anything about the parentage
of this Ann=Nancy REDMAN=REDMON(D).
But I can tell you that she was married twice.
m1=1764-1769 PA to Conrad=Conrod WALTERS, Sr.
m2=23 Oct 1792 KY,Nelson-Co to Aquilla MARTIN
(Per marriage record with bride as Mrs. Ann WALTERS, widow of Conrod).
In 1792 Nancy WALTERS is listed on the KY,Nelson-Co taxlist
next to her stepson Conrod WALTERS, Jr.
Conrad=Conrod WALTERS, Sr. (son of Jacob WALTERS, Sr. n=1684)
n=21 Mar 1711\2 Germany,Baden-Wurttemburg,Nordheim
immigrated=1732/09/25 arrived on ship "Loyal Judeth" of
England,London from Rotterdam with Robert TURPIN, Master.
d=08 May 1792 KY,Nelson-Co,Phillips-Fort (later Hardin-Co & now LaRue-Co)
buried=KY,LaRue-Co,Hodgenville,South-Fork-Baptist-Church-Cemetery
m1=bef.1854 (unknown wife) n=1716 Germany
m2=1764-1769 PA to Ann=Nancy REDMAN=REDMON(D).
> "Conrad" Walters being mentioned in estate records
> for Thomas Redmon and his wife, Margaret.
> Coonrod was acting as guardian for many of
> Thomas Redmons' "orphan" children. for several years.
I didn't know about this!
Would be pleased to hear any more info about this Thomas REDMON.
Thanks for sharing info :)
NICOLE
Administrator of the REDMOND & variant surnames DNA Project at
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/redmond/
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