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Notes:

                   The following information is from the Clore-Glore Genealogy manuscript byDelma Rae Carpenter, Sr. (1881-1967).  A copy of this is available at theMadison Co., VA Library.  This manuscript is a typescript  and update ofanother, handwritten, Clore-Glore Genealogy manuscript by Dr. ArthurLeslie Keith.  The original of Keith's manuscript is at the NewberryLibrary, Chicago., IL.  Please note that some of this information hasbeen updated by other researchers in the meantime and I'll try to addnotes with the current information.
Page 28-29:
       Frances Clore (daughter of John Clore) married Herman Wayman(Wehman) in Culpeper Co., Va. (present Madison Co.), April 1, 1792.  Shewas his second wife, his first wife having been Elizabeth Clore, daughterof Peter Clore.  Thus his two wives were first cousins.  Harmon (sic)Wayman applied for a pension for services in the Revolution, April 23,1834, while a resident of Boone Co., Ind.  The application states that hewas born August, 1750 in Culpeper Co., Va.  He enlisted September, 1777and served two months as a private in Capt. William Chapman's company; inthe summer of 1778 he enlisted and served two months in Capt. HenryHill's company; again in December, 1778 he served 14 days; in the summerof 1779 he served two months in Capt. Henry Toal's company, and in thefall of 1781 he served two months in Capt. Rise's company.  Hisapplication was granted.  From another source the writer is informed thatHerman Wayman was born August 19, 1750, died June 19, 1837.  These datesare probably correct.  He probably died in Boone Co., Ind., and is saidto have been buried at Lebanon, Ind.  He moved from Madison Co., Va. toCampbell Co., Ky. about 1800.  He appears as a taxable in that county in1802 and later till about 1823.  In 1815 he is described as owning 48acres on Bank Lick Creek of Campbell County.  Sometime after 1823 he wentto Boone Co., Ind.  The last mention found of Frances is dated August 26,1811, when as wife of Herman Wayman in Campbell Co., Ky., she joins himin a deed.


This information is from the Descendants of Michael Clore Database © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 by Cathi Clore Frost.