John Painter
Timeline for John Painter 1754
Work in Progress - meant to be a help to researchers.
Property
23 Feb 1815 • Illinois
purchased land
1815
61
Property
23 Feb 1815 • Illinois, USA
160 acres at 2.00 an acre look at description in link to the right of the
timeline
1815
61
Residence
1817 • Madison County Illinois
Statement 2 Moved from TN to Illinois maybe 1816 he may have bought land in
1815
1817
63
Residence
1820 • Madison, Illinois, United States
2 Sources
1820
66
Property
5 Apr 1821 • Edwarsville, Greene County Illinois
John painter buys 80 acres E 1/2 N W SECTION 35 TOWNSHIP 12 RANGE 12 this is
the land later sold to Jacob
1821
67
Residence
1821 • Green County, Illinois, USA
Statement 2 Moved from Madison County Illinois to Greene County Illinois
1821
67
Property
10 Jan 1822 • Greene County, Illinois, United States
Cert # 352 John Painter Claims 80 acres in Edwardsville I have copy of
Certificate
1822
67
Property
17 Dec 1822 • Green County, Illinois, USA
Appeared before me John Painter and his wife Fanny sell in Edwardsville 80
acres land to Elizabeth Holladay FANNY AND JOHN SELL THIS LAND TO ELIZABETH
THEN THE SAME DAY ELIZABETH SELLS IT BACK TO JUST JOHN!!!
1822
68
Residence
1822 • Madison County Illinois
I removed to Madison County Illinois where I lived 4 years
1822
68
Property
15 Mar 1823 • District of Edwardsville, Greene Co. Il
John and Fanny his wife sell to Jacob Painter land in section 35 of
Edwardsville
1823
69
Family
1826 • Greene Co. Illinois
John's wife Fanny dies
1826
72
Death of Wife Froncia "Fanny" Mauney(1770–1826)
1826 • Greene County, Illinois, USA
1826
72
Marriage
15 Feb 1827 • Greene County, Illinois, United States
Rachel Newcolm (1786–1844)
1 Source
1827
73
Probate
8 Aug 1827 • Edwardsville, Greene, Illinois, USA
John and Jacob [John's name is always first] take out 12 month loan for
20.00 from the State Bank of Illinois. Witness is James Turney
1827
73
Probate
8 Aug 1828 • Carrolton, Greene County, Illinois, United State
John and Jacob jointly take out a bank loan for 40.00 from the State Bank in
Carrollton
1828
74
Probate
1 Jan 1829 • Greene County, Illinois, United States
Begining of Court case on dispute of ownership of a steer.
1829
74
Birth of a Child
05 Jun 1829 • Green County, Illinois, USA
Birth of Samuel V.
1829
75
Birth of Son Samuel V. Painter(1829–1908)
05 Jun 1829 • Green County, Illinois, USA
1829
75
Probate
29 June 1829 • Carrollton, Greene County, Illinois
Appeared with the Bishop men as witnesses concerning a riot
1829
75
Probate
12 Aug 1830 • Carrollton, Greene County, Illinois
Bank loan called due. John and Jacob called to Probate court
1830
76
Residence
1830 • Greene, Illinois, USA
1 Source
1830
76
Birth of a Child
16 Apr 1831 • Green County, Illinois, USA
Birth of Aaron B.
1831
77
Birth of Son Aaron B. Painter(1831–1840)
16 Apr 1831 • Greene Co., IL, USA
1831
77
Birth of a Child
13 Aug 1833 • Illinois, USA
Birth of Emely
1833
79
Birth of Daughter Emely Painter(1833–1905)
13 Aug 1833 • Illinois
1833
79
Birth of a Child
23 Aug 1835 • Green County, Illinois, USA
Birth of Rebecca Mariah
1835
81
Birth of Daughter Rebecca Mariah Painter(1835–1855)
23 Aug 1835 • Greene Co., IL, USA
1835
81
Probate
10 Sep 1835 • Green County, Illinois, USA
Revolutionary Pension Application
1835
81
Residence
1837 • Illinois
1 Source
1837
83
County Created
8 Feb 1839 • Illinois
Williamson County Created
1839
85
Residence
1840 • Williamson, Illinois, United States
2 Sources
1840
86
Death of Son Aaron B. Painter(1831–1840)
1840 • Williamson Co., Illinois
1840
86
Death
4 May 1843 • Cambria, Williamson County, Illinois, United States
2 Sources
1843
89
Death (Alternate)
4 May 1843
1843
89
Death (Alternate)
4 May 1843 • Wilson Cemetery, Blairsville Twp., Williamson Co., IL, USA
1843
89
Death (Alternate)
4 May 1843 • Wilson Cemetery, Blairsville Twp., Williamson Co., IL, USA
1843
89
Burial
Cambria, Williamson County, Illinois, USA
2 Sources
I am sending this material in order to help other Painter researchers.
There is a lot of material out there which is, unfortunately not correct.
This information is taken from court records and documents as well as land
documents and census records. I have copies of these documents and have
tried to show where they could be found. If you contact me I will be happy
to provide you with copies. I am always open to new information and when
documented, correct my data. Much of the history of your family is open to
interpretation of the documents. My earlier research was internet and
history books but I have found over the last 15 years that the real true
information is often found in court records especially the Chancery records.
I have spent many hours searching these records and am willing to share them
when asked. Sharing our family histories is a productive way of researching
our past. Most of the Land records and early history was provided by a
wonderful Painter researcher, Nanette Harker. She has taught me so much
about the responsibility of careful documentation of facts. God Bless her
for her time and effort.
Respectfully, Margie Nichols
Contributed 05 Jan 2017 by Marjorie I Nichols
