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Notes for George Poage, Jr:

He was a farmer at Locust Bottom; a member of Captain Pryor of the militia in 1783; recorded as a Major in the Williamson record without indication of time or service; Trustee of the town of Hot Srings, November 6, 1793. He had 6 children only 4 of whom are listed in his will. He also owned lands on Sinking Creek.

Notes for Capt. William Hill:

Captain Hill lived in a colonial home made of red brick, located on the north side of the Jackson River across from Lowmoor, VA in what was then Botetourt County (now Alleghany).It was in this house that his duaghter Polly, at age 18, married Maj. W.H. Haynes. The house was subsequently purchased by James M. Montague. Capt. Hill removed to Monroe County and it was there that he died and his will was probated.He and Rachel Poage seem to have lived in Allegheny Co. VA, near Low Moor. Their Marriage Bond is dated 3/20/1789 and ws signed by George Poage, Jr., as guardian. He had 6 children. His will was probated in Monroe County in April 1829.

Notes for Jacob Hansbarger:

He was the 2nd son of John Hansbarger. He and Experiance appear to have lived the majority of their lives in Alleghany Co., VA near Clifton Forge. They had 3 children.