Notes:

Elder Henry Naff fg-E143
Find A Grave Memorial# 52973581




Buried:
Whitehead Cemetery

Henry married Anna FRANTZ on 18 Apr 1822 in , Botetourt, Virginia, USA. Anna was born in Oct 1802 in Botetourt County, United States of America; died on 16 June 1887 in Elkhart County, United States of America; was buried in New Paris, Elkhart County, Indiana, United States of America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Isaac Naff-E14
Date of birth and location from LDS IGI
Marriage record, Wingfield, Marriage bonds of Franklin Co., VA. p. 168
- After marriage he bought land on Black Creek in Botetourt Co. (now in Roanoke, Co., VA Bk- 6 -p. 666) and he then bought land
on Little Creek in Franklin Co., VA ( Bk 3 p. 715; Bk 5 - p. 173).
also: On a Marriage Bond dated June 1, 1789 in Franklin County, Virginia., John Boon gave his permission for the marriage of his
step daughter, Barbary Moyers, to Isaac Nave/Naff. The surety for the bond was Daniel Barnhart.
Reference: Wingfield, Marshall, "Pioneer Families of Franklin County, Virginia," Chesapeake Book Co., Berryville, Virginia.,
published 1964, page 164.
From Weddle Family History:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vafloyd/weddle_family_history.html
Before John and Barbara sold the 300 acres, they had to secure a title from the Commonwealth of Virginia. See Grants No. 31,
1793-1795, Reel 97, pp. 110, 111. They sold the land to Isaac Naff , 5 November 1798. The title to this land is interesting, in that
it states: “…Martin Wattle who was assignee of Jacob Hellam a certain Tract or parcel of Land containing three hundred acres by
Survey bearing date the twenty fifth day of February one thousand Seven hundred and seventy eight lying and being in the County
of Botetourt on the South branch of Back creek….” This would indicate that the Weddles were living in Virginia by 1778. This
might also indicate
that Jacob Hellam was the forefather of the Franklin County and Floyd County Helms family.
Martin Waddle was taxed on 300 acres in Botetourt County in 1782. See EARLY SETTLERS, Botetourt County, by Charles Burton.

Isaac married Barbara MOYER MOYERS on 23 Jun 1789 in Franklin County, Virginia. Barbara (daughter of John BOON and Elizabeth) was born in 1760 in , Franklin, Virginia, USA; died in 1845 in , Franklin, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Jacob Naff fg-E1
Find A Grave Memorial# 41729332
Using Stallikon, Kt.Zurich Switzerland for DNA maping 47,20N - 8,29E
??? A Jacob Naff is listed on the ship Dragon which arrived Philadelphia 26 Sep 1749. Author Dr. Boitnott identified this Jacob
Naff at Jacob E-1;
This assumption may be incorrect.
Also see notes under Rin - 2345
1753 Assessment List - Heidelberg Township, Lancaster County PA, Taken from I. Daniel Rupp's "History of the Counties of Berks
and Lebanon" The following people were taxable in Heidelberg Township, Lancaster County
in 1753:
NEAF, Jacob [NäF? Jacob E1?] my notes not proven. 8-2001
NEFF, Ab'm [C4]
NEFF, Geo. [C8]
NEFF, Jacob [C2]
NEFF, Michel [C1]
Family history states he first settled on the Susquehanna River in Franklin Co., PA.
note: Franklin Co., PA was not formed until 1784 from Cumberland Co., PA which was formed in 1750.
Members of the Church of the Brethren.
++++ NOT PROVEN+++++++
Immigrant's surname: NAFF
Immigrant's given name(s): Jacob
Ship name: Dragon
U.S. arrival date: 26 SEP 1749
Port: Philadelphia, PA
Place of origin: Kappel, Switzerland, Moved to Germany( unknown)
Source: "Naff and Related Families," by John W. Boitnott
Notes:
Jacob Naff (b. ca 1727, died at Boones Mill, Franklin Co., VA, ca. 1806). He married
in Lancaster PA, ca 1755, Eva Catherine Flure (Flora). They made their home in
5 Dec 2017
Family Group Record- 458
Husband Jacob Naff fg-E1
Wife Eva Catherine Flory fg
Page 4 of 6
Notes
HUSBAND - Jacob Naff fg-E1 (Continued)
in Lancaster PA, ca 1755, Eva Catherine Flure (Flora). They made their home in
Boones Mill, Franklin County, VA on land granted to him by Governor Edmund Randolph
in 1782. The land grant to Jacob Knaff was locatated at the headwaters of Maggoty
Creek in Franklin County. (Archives Division, Virginia State Library, Land Office
Grants 15, 1787. Reel 81. pp. 558-560. They had 11 children: Mary b. 1756;
Abraham b. 1758; Sarah b. 1762; Isacc b. 1763; Susanna b. 1765; Jacob b. 1767;
Joseph b. ca 1769; Jonathan b. ca 1771; Elizabeth b. ca 1773; Catherine b. ca 1777;
David b. 1780.
He bought 314 acres of land on Magadee (Magotty) Creek on June 11, 1782; 125 acres of
neighboring land from Henry McDonald; May 2, 1791, 120 acres from Thomas Arthur
which in is will he gave to sons Jacob and David.
Land Grant to Jacob Naff, Sr.1
The land on which he [Jacob Naff, Sr.] settled his family in 1782 or soon thereafter was
by grant of Governor Edmund Randolph of Virginia. The land grand is quoted below. The
property description has been omitted.
"Edmund Randolph Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia-to whom these
presents shall come, Greeting. Knowye, that by virtue and in Consideration of a land
officer's Treasury Warrant number twelve thousand two hundred and fifty three issued
the eleventh day of June one thousand seven hundred and eighty two (11 June 1782)
there is granted by the said Commonwealth unto Jacob Knaff assignee of David Morgan
a certain tract or parcel of land, containing three hundred and fourteen acres by
survey bearing Date the fourteenth day April one thousand seven Hundred and eighty
four lying and being in the County of Bedford and Bounded as followeth: To wit,
Beginning at a white oak on the North side of Magotty Creek...with its appurtenances
to the said Jacob Knaff and his heirs for ever in witness where of the said Edmund
Randolph Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his
Hand and caused the lessor Seal of the said Commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond
on the Twentieth Day of March in the year of our Lord one Thousand seven Hundred
and eighty eight (20 Mar 1788) and the Commonwealth the Twelfth.
/s/ E. Randolph"
1. Archives Division, Virginia State Library, Land Office Grants 15, 1787. Reel 81,
pp. 558-560
Will of Jacob Naff recorded in Franklin Co., VA Will Book I, pp. 340-342, proven
6 Oct 1806.


Buried:
Naff Family Cemetery

Jacob married Eva Catherine FLORIN FLORY in 1755 in , Franklin, Virginia, USA. Eva (daughter of Joseph FLURE FLORY and Anna Maria BUGH) was born on 28 Aug 1733 in Ship "Hope", Atlantic Ocean; died in 1820 in Franklin, Virginia, United States; was buried in Naff, Franklin County, Virginia, United States of America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Eva Catherine Flory fg
Find A Grave Memorial# 41729485
FAMILY LORE states that she was born "at sea" during the voyage
from Europe to Philadelphia, PA.
Whether this is true or not is "unproven."
Missing some correct family details.
She was the daughter of Joseph J. Flory and Mary Catherine Flory of
Schwarzw-Wurttemberg, Germany. She was reportedly born somewhere in
the Atlantic Ocean on the ship "Hope" during the voyage to America in 1733.
She married Jacob Naff Sr in Lancaster County, PA in 1755 and moved with the
Naff family to Franklin County, VA in 1782. She lived here in Naffs, VA for the
remainder of her life. Her grave is marked by a fieldstone, to the left (North) of
Jacob Naff Sr. The gravesite can be located using GPS at N 37/08.730' , W 80/00.913'.




Buried:
Naff Family Cemetery

John married Elizabeth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]