Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Spouses
Notes for John Phillip Painter
Phillip Pantier served with the Lincoln Co VA (now KY) Militia in 1782.2828
Philip served in the Lincoln County Kentucky Militia under George Rogers Clark in 1779 and 1782 against the Indians in Ohio. Philip was a friend to Daniel Boone and accompanied him on his early trips into Kentucky. He helped to build Boonesborough. Their son, James, was the second white male child born in Kentucky. Some records are from the Sherwood Family Bible (Jewell line).3072
The Painter surname appears to have been a variation of the original German name Bender. For a good explaination see a Genforum post on the Painter Forum by Susanne Painter.3073 The surname has also been rendered as Pantier.2828
Philip served in the Lincoln County Kentucky Militia under George Rogers Clark in 1779 and 1782 against the Indians in Ohio. Philip was a friend to Daniel Boone and accompanied him on his early trips into Kentucky. He helped to build Boonesborough. Their son, James, was the second white male child born in Kentucky. Some records are from the Sherwood Family Bible (Jewell line).3072
The Painter surname appears to have been a variation of the original German name Bender. For a good explaination see a Genforum post on the Painter Forum by Susanne Painter.3073 The surname has also been rendered as Pantier.2828