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Timeline

• 1643 Samuel Etherton immigrated into America at James City County, Virginia.
• 1704 Thomas Eatherington was named in a rent roll in Princess Ann County, Virginia.
• 1735 William Etherington was named in a will in King George County, Virginia.
• 1741 John Etherton was named as a voter in Westmoreland County, Virginia.
• 1742-1769 Jerry Eitherton was named in a deed in Frederick County, Virginia.
• 1769 William Edinton found a horse in Spotsylvania County, Virginia and advertized the same in the Virginia Gazette.
• 1774 William Etherton was named as a patriot in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
• 1775 James Eatherinton was listed as a sergeant in Virginia.
• 1775 William Etherton witnessed a land deed in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
• 1776 Frances Etherton listed as having served in the War Department for Virgina.
• 1782 Joseph Etherton paid taxes in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
• 1782 William Etherton paid taxes in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
• 1785 Wm. Atherton Jr. is in court to claim his inheritance of the estate of Francis Atherton who died during the war serving in the Continental army.
• 1796 Thomas Etherton married Mary Bryan in Baltimore Co., Maryland.
• 1796 Tennessee was admitted to the United States.
• 1797 Samuel Etherton received land in Greene County, Tennessee.
• 1798 Aaron Etherton received land grants in Nelson County, Kentucky.
• 1800 James Etherton paid taxes in Culpepper County, Virginia.
• 1801 William Etherton married Catherine Irwin in Norfolk, Virginia.
• 1813 William Etherton married Sally Lackland in Greene Co., Tennessee.
• 1815 Samuel Etherton is mentioned in a Tennessee land Surveyor's Certificate.
• 1818 Illinois became the 21st state on December 3, 1818.
• 1839 James Etherton paid taxes in Cocke County, Tennessee.
• 1839 Pleasant Etherton paid taxes in Cocke County, Tennessee.
• 1856 Sevier County Courthouse (Sevierville, Tennessee) was destroyed by fire and destroyed all records (marriages, births, etc.)
• 1877 Cocke County Courthouse (Newport, Tennessee) was destroyed by fire and destroyed all records (marriages, births, etc.)

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