John Linkous
1780 - 1822 (42 years)-
Name John Linkous Birth 5 Jan 1780 Montgomery County, VA 
Gender Male Death 25 Nov 1822 Montgomery County, VA Person ID I3293 Drollinger Genealogy Last Modified 14 Mar 2016
Father Henry Linkous, b. 1 Apr 1742, Weissenborn, Lutherode d. 1822, Montgomery County, VA (Age 79 years) Mother Elizabeth Shiflet Family ID F2279 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Elizabeth Trolinger, b. Abt 1782, Haw River, Alamance, NC d. 1883, Montgomery County, VA (Age ~ 101 years) Marriage Abt 1800 Children + 1. Henry Wellington Linkous, b. 4 Mar 1801, Blacksburg, Montgomery, VA d. 20 Feb 1885, Blacksburg, Montgomery, VA (Age 83 years)2. John M. Linkous, b. 12 Sep 1803, Montgomery County, VA d. 21 Nov 1883, Tazewell County, VA (Age 80 years)3. Adam Linkous, b. 16 Apr 1806, Montgomery County, VA d. 1892, Montgomery County, VA (Age 85 years)4. Mary Linkous, b. 1809, Montgomery County, VA d. 1868 (Age 59 years)5. Abraham Linkous, b. 1811, Montgomery County, VA d. 1892, Montgomery County, VA (Age 81 years)6. Eliza Linkous, b. 1814, Blacksburg, Montgomery, VA d. 1870, Montgomery County, VA (Age 56 years)7. Elizabeth Linkous, b. 1819, Blacksburg, Montgomery, VA d. 1885, Montgomery County, VA (Age 66 years)Family ID F1074 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 13 Mar 2018
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Birth - 5 Jan 1780 - Montgomery County, VA 
Death - 25 Nov 1822 - Montgomery County, VA = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - John and Betty lived their entire life in Montgomery Co., VA. John was left his father's blacksmith tools upon his father's death implying that this was a major activity of the family. John died the same year as his father, but the way the bequest is made in will for the blacksmith tools, John was in good health at the time of his father's death. In 1813, John was commissioned as Ensign in the 75th Regiment, 19th Brigade and 30 Division. In 1815, he was recommended to the Governor to be appointed Lieutenant in the Light Infantry Company, 75th Regiment, 2nd Battalion (Court Order Book 18, Montgomery County., VA). Betty (Elizabeth) Trolinger was of the Trolinger family of Alamance Co., North Carolina and later of Pulaski Co., VA. SOURCE: "The Linkous Family History" by Clovis E. Linkous, 1982.
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- John and Betty lived their entire life in Montgomery Co., VA. John was left his father's blacksmith tools upon his father's death implying that this was a major activity of the family. John died the same year as his father, but the way the bequest is made in will for the blacksmith tools, John was in good health at the time of his father's death. In 1813, John was commissioned as Ensign in the 75th Regiment, 19th Brigade and 30 Division. In 1815, he was recommended to the Governor to be appointed Lieutenant in the Light Infantry Company, 75th Regiment, 2nd Battalion (Court Order Book 18, Montgomery County., VA). Betty (Elizabeth) Trolinger was of the Trolinger family of Alamance Co., North Carolina and later of Pulaski Co., VA. SOURCE: "The Linkous Family History" by Clovis E. Linkous, 1982.