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05-Catherine "Caty" Wilhite
Birth: Nov 1780, Culpeper Co, VA (or Nelson Co, KY)
Death: 18 Feb 1845, Old Boston, Nelson Co, KY- age 64
Burial: Troutman Family Cemetery
Mother: Mary "Polly" Shirley

Marriage: 25 Apr 1799, Nelson/Bullitt Co, KY
Spouse: Leonard TROUTMAN
Birth: 12 Nov 1776, Frederick Co, MD
Death: 19 Jul 1841, Old Boston, Nelson Co, KY- age 64 (??)
Burial: Troutman Family Cemetery
Father: John Michael Troutman (1739-1814) of Germany
Mother: Rebecca Baird (-1782) of MD

     CHILDREN: Catherine and Leonard had the following children:
06----JOHN BUTLER TROUTMAN [b. 1800, listed below];
06----MARY "POLLY" TROUTMAN [b. 1803, Nelson Co, KY; d. Bullitt Co, KY], m. John HEWLETT;
06----WARREN LEONARD WILHITE SR TROUTMAN [b. 1805, listed below];

06----BETSEY (ELIZA ANN?) TROUTMAN [b. 16 Nov 1807, Boston, Nelson Co, KY; d. 1850- age 43], m. John LEE.
06----ELIZABETH TROUTMAN [b. 1810; d. 1840- age 30], m. Francis MERRIMAN;
06----FRANKLIN LW TROUTMAN [b. 1812, listed below].

     FATHER'S MILITARY: John Michael Troutman, Sr, father of Leonard Troutman, served in the war for American Independence. "Michael and his family lived in Middletown Valley north of Frederick, MD in Catoctin District known then as upper Kittockton Hundred, where in 1775 and 1776 he was a captain in the militia and a member of the committee of observation of Frederick County. His military record extends from Maryland to Kentucky and back.... During his interim Kentucky journey in 1780 he served in the Lincoln County militia in July and August, under Captain Permenas Brisco in General George Rogers Clark's expedition against the Shawnees... On his return to Maryland he resumed his captaincy in the militia, and in 1781 and 1782 received some three hundred pounds as directed by Intendants Orders."

[Maryland Historical Magazine, X, pp. 51, 173, 239, 308];

[Revolutionary Records 1781-1782, Annapolis, MD, Folio 20/15,16]; [List of Revolutionary Soldiers of VA, VA State Library, 8th Annual Report 1910-1911, pg 444];

[Illinois papers, D56/133-- Photostat in The Filson Club].

     SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: John Valentine Palmquist, age 21 (b. 2 Nov 1946, Chicago, Cook Co, IL), applied for membership in the SAR based on his lineal descent from John Michael Troutman Sr, who was born in the Palatinate, Germany in 1732, and died in Bullitt Co, KY in Jun 1814.
----Son of: George Russell Palmquist [b. 8 Jul 1915, Chicago, Cook Co, IL] and Frances Caroline Collings [b. 9 Nov 9, Chicago, Cook Co, IL], m. 14 Mar 1942, Brownwood, TX;
----Grandson of: John W Collings [b. 24 Feb 1873, Belmont, KY; d. 9 Aug 1964, Highland Park, IL] and Katherine Larue Harned [b. 19 May 1876, Boston, KY; d. 21 Dec 1967, Highland Park, IL], m. 29 Sep 1915;
----Great Grandson of: Henry Sprigg Harned [b. 9 Nov 1843, Boston, KY; d. 3 Apr 1906, Boston, KY] and Frances Asbury Rhone Quinn Troutman [b. 16 Oct 1847, Boston, KY; d. 3 Nov 1903, Boston, KY], m. on 21 Jan 1869;
----Great Grandson of: Franklin Troutman [b. 9 Dec 1812, Boston, KY; d. 14 Feb 1883, Boston, KY], m. Malvina Quinn [b. 15 Sep 1821, Hardin Co, KY; d. 23 Mar 1863, Boston, KY], m. on 13 Jan 1842;
----Great-Great Grandson of Leonard Troutman [b. 12 Nov 1776, Frederick Co, MD; d. 19 Jul 1841, Boston, KY] and Catherine Wilhite [b. Nov 1780-1; d. 12 Feb 1845, Boston, KY], m. on 25 Apr 1799;
----Great-Great-Great Grandson of John Michael Troutman [b. 1732, Palatinate, Germany; d. Jun 1814, Bullitt Co, KY] and Rebecca Baird [b. Frederick Co, MD; d. (reckoned 1782)], m. 1762, Frederick, MD.

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​     CENSUS:
     1820 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY census: has Leonard Troutman with a household of seven free white persons: Males- one (<10), one (10-15), one (16-25), and one (26-44); 3 Females: one (<10), and 2 (10-15); and 7 Slaves: two (<14), one (14-25), two (45+); and two Females (<14).
     1840 West Division, Nelson Co, KY census: has Leonard Troutman with household of five free white persons: Males- two (20-29), one (30-39), one (60-69); and Females- 1 (50-59); and 12 Slaves, 7 Male: three (<10), one (24-35), three (36-54); 5 Females: two (<10), one (10-23), one (24-35), one (36-54).
      1850 Division 2, Oldham Co, KY census: has (all b. KY) Leonard Troutman 70, Laborer; Mary Troutman 58; Mary A Troutman 24; Eliza A Troutman 15; and Ann E Troutman 5. (this information conflicts with tombstone)