What is the connection between the Travis, Champ and Anderson families? The Travis family name shows up in dealings with the Cockrill family in the Allen County, Kentucky day book records. Is there any relation with this family and the Travis family which might have been members of the 1853 Hagans-Cockrill immigration?

From ANDERSON, COCKRILL, MOFFETT, SMITH & Allied Families of Northern Virginia -- VOLUME 1: Cockrill Families of Northern Virginia, by James A. Burgess (James A. Burgess, Arizona: 2002), page 3:

2nd [wife] Mary TRAVIS who may be the daughter or sister of Thomas TRAVIS of King George County, Virginia who left his will in King George County, Virginia dated 22 Aug 1735.

From page 12 of the same volume:

After the death of Walter ANDERSON, Mary Travis ANDERSON obtained a continuing license in the ordinary she and Walter had run for so many years. Mary ANDERSON married James JONES after Walter ANDERSON died in 1732.

Know all men. We Mary ANDERSON and James JONES are bournd... in sum 10, 000 pounds of tobacco 2 Feb 1732... Conditon... Whereas Mary ANDERSON hath obtained a License to keep an ordinary at her dwelling plantation doth consent to provide good wholesome and cleanly lodging and diet for travelers and stableage and fodder and provender and pastureage for horses... term of one year... not suffer any unlawful gaming, nor on the Sabbath day suffer any person to tipple or drink more than is necessary... then this obligation to be void and otherwise in force.

Mary Anderson and James Jones

Recorded 6th Apr 1732... Bond Recorded