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| 1051 | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKHS-TNBH Name: George G Thompson Name Note: Titles and Terms: Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 14 Dec 1870 Event Place: Madison, Tennessee, United States Event Place (Original): Gender: Male Age: Marital Status: Previous Wife's Name: Race: Birth Date: Birth Year (Estimated): Birthplace: Marriage License Date: Marriage License Place: Marriage Date: Marriage Place: Father's Name: Father's Titles and Terms: Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Mother's Titles and Terms: Mother's Birthplace: Paternal Grandfather's Name: Paternal Grandmother's Name: Maternal Grandfather's Name: Maternal Grandmother's Name: Spouse's Name: Mary E Ruddle Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Spouse's Race: Spouse's Birth Date: Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): Spouse's Birthplace: Spouse's Father's Name: Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Mother's Name: Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Paternal Grandfather's Name: Spouse's Paternal Grandmother's Name: Spouse's Maternal Grandfather's Name: Spouse's Maternal Grandmother's Name: Note: Page: Reference ID: 177 GS Film Number: 000390181 Frame Number: Digital Folder Number: 005725583 Image Number: 00195 Citing this Record: "Tennessee, County Marriages, 1790-1950," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKHS-TNBH : 20 July 2016), George G Thompson and Mary E Ruddle, 14 Dec 1870; citing Madison, Tennessee, United States, Marriage, p. , Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville and county clerk offices from various counties; FHL microfilm 390,181. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Family: George Gaston Thompson / Musidora Elizabeth Ruddle (F179)
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| 1052 | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NSZ4-R5K J. Nichols in entry for B. B. Nichols, "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955" Name: B. B. Nichols **** Event Type: Death Event Date: 22 Dec 1916 **** Event Place: Humboldt, Gibson, Tennessee **** Gender: Male Marital Status: Married **** Race: White Age: Birth Year (Estimated): Birth Date: Birthplace: Madison County **** Spouse's Name: Father's Name: J. Nichols **** Father's Birthplace: North Carolina ?? Mother's Name: ???? Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Farmer Address: Residence Place: Cemetery: Center Church **** Burial Place: Burial Date: 23 Dec 1916 **** Informant's Name: Additional Relatives: Digital Folder Number: 004183048 Image Number: 00646 GS Film number: 1299652 Reference ID: v 17 cn 628 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 7/26/2023 ** also found - but it's a different memorial # B. B. Nichols Birth: 5 Nov 1847 ** date on tombstone Death: 22 Dec 1916 (aged 69) Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee, USA Memorial #: 249547719 Created by: R-MAC (50750974) Added: 16 Feb 2023 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/249547719/b-b-nichols Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/249547719/b-b-nichols: accessed 26 July 2023), memorial page for B. B. Nichols (5 Nov 1847-22 Dec 1916), Find a Grave Memorial ID 249547719, citing Rose Hill Cemetery, Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by R-MAC (contributor 50750974). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 7/26/2023 Benjamin B Nichols Birth: 28 Nov Madison County, Tennessee, USA *?* date on tombstone is11/5/1847 ? Death: 22 Dec 1916 Gibson County, Tennessee, USA Burial: Burial Details Unknown. Specifically: Burial Unknown at this time Memorial #: 125357934 Bio: Tennessee, Death Records, 1908-1958 about B B Nichols Name: B B Nichols Gender: Male Birth Date: 28 Nov Birth Place: Madison, Tennessee Death Date: 22 Dec 1916 Death Place: Gibson, Tennessee Father's Name: J Nichols Father's Birth Place: North Carolina Tennessee, Deaths and Burials Index, 1874-1955 about B B Nichols Name: B B Nichols Birth Place: Madison County, Tennessee Death Date: 22 Dec 1916 Death Place: Humboldt, Gibson, Tennessee Burial Date: 23 Dec 1916 Cemetery Name: Center Church Gender: Male Race: White Marital Status: Married Occupation: Farmer Father's Name: J Nichols Father's Birth Place: North Carolina FHL Film Number: 1299652 Probably buried at Rose Hill Cemetery Received notice from G-greatgrandson that he is not buried at Center Church Cemetery. ======================================== Family Members Spouse Sarah Ann Thompson Nichols 1854-1941 Created by: William "Bill" Belzung (47538700) Added: 19 Feb 2014 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/125357934/benjamin-b-nichols Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/125357934/benjamin-b-nichols: accessed 26 July 2023), memorial page for Benjamin B Nichols (28 Nov-22 Dec 1916), Find a Grave Memorial ID 125357934; Burial Details Unknown, Burial Unknown at this time; Maintained by William "Bill" Belzung (contributor 47538700). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com bef 7/26/2023 B B Nichols Birth: Nov. 28 Madison County Tennessee, USA Death: Dec. 22, 1916 Gibson County Tennessee, USA Tennessee, Death Records, 1908-1958 about B B Nichols Name: B B Nichols Gender: Male Birth Date: 28 Nov Birth Place: Madison, Tennessee Death Date: 22 Dec 1916 Death Place: Gibson, Tennessee Father's Name: J Nichols Father's Birth Place: North Carolina Tennessee, Deaths and Burials Index, 1874-1955 about B B Nichols Name: B B Nichols Birth Place: Madison County, Tennessee Death Date: 22 Dec 1916 Death Place: Humboldt, Gibson, Tennessee Burial Date: 23 Dec 1916 Cemetery Name: Center Church Gender: Male Race: White Marital Status: Married Occupation: Farmer Father's Name: J Nichols Father's Birth Place: North Carolina FHL Film Number: 1299652 Burial: Center Baptist Church Cemetery Edison Gibson County Tennessee, USA Created by: Postal45 Record added: Feb 19, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 125357934 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Nichols, Benjamin Bancroft (I353)
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| 1053 | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VR5B-8XH Name: Reuben Melones Sex: Male Christening Date: 15 Nov 1741 Christening Place: Prince George, Virginia, United States Christening Place (Original): Bristol Parish, Prince George, Virginia, United States Birth Date: 26 Sep 1741 Father's Name: William Melones **** Father's Sex: Male Mother's Name: Anne **** Mother's Sex: Female Source Reference: Item 2 Microfilm Number: 1036590 Originating System: ODM Indexing Batch: C50566-1 Citing this Record "Virginia Births and Christenings, 1584-1917", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VR5B-8XH : 28 January 2020), Reuben Melones, 1741. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Malone, Reuben (I586)
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| 1054 | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X8BZ-P6N Name: William J. Derryberry Name Note: Titles and Terms: Event Type: Event Date: 28 Aug 1881 Event Place: , Haywood, Tennessee, United States Event Place: Gender: Male Age: Marital Status: Married ?? Previous Wife's Name: Race: Birth Date: Birth Year (Estimated): Birthplace: Marriage License Date: Marriage License Place: Marriage Date: Marriage Place: Father's Name: Father's Titles and Terms: Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Mother's Titles and Terms: Mother's Birthplace: Paternal Grandfather's Name: Paternal Grandmother's Name: Maternal Grandfather's Name: Maternal Grandmother's Name: Spouse's Name: Sallie J. Doty **** Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Spouse's Race: Spouse's Birth Date: Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): Spouse's Birthplace: Spouse's Father's Name: Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Mother's Name: Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Paternal Grandfather's Name: Spouse's Paternal Grandmother's Name: Spouse's Maternal Grandfather's Name: Spouse's Maternal Grandmother's Name: Note: Page: Reference ID: GS Film Number: 001006853 Frame Number: Digital Folder Number: 007608186 Image Number: Citing this Record "Tennessee, County Marriages, 1790-1950," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X8BZ-P6F : 21 December 2016), William J. Derryberry and Sallie J. Doty, 28 Aug 1881; citing , Haywood, Tennessee, United States, Marriage, p. , Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville and county clerk offices from various counties; FHL microfilm 1,006,853. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Family: William Jordan Derryberry / Sarah Sally Elizabeth Doty-xx (F1972)
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| 1055 | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From Sarah Malone Bugg's (dau of son George & Lucy Marshall Carter) findagrave.com page: LAND GRANT TO SARAH'S GRANDFATHER: LAND: 1726--31 Oct--"William Malone of Surry County, 400 acs. (O. & N.L.) Prince George County on the N. side of Stony Creek, on the county line beg where said line crosses said creek." SOURCE: EARLY VIRGINIA FAMILIES ALONG THE JAMES RIVER II by Foley pg 122 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 5/7/2019 William Malone Birth: 1703 Prince George County, Virginia, USA Death: 1764 (aged 6061) Dinwiddie County, Virginia, USA Burial: Non-Cemetery Burial Memorial #: 192340428 Bio: From Carol Middleton: William Malone (b. ca 1703 VA; m. Ann Booth about 1717; d. 1775-87, Dinwiddie Co, VA) His Parents:Nathaniel Malone (born between 1675-81 in Charles City Co, VA)Mary Wynne, daughter of Thomas Wynne and Agnes Stith Ann Booth, born about 1720, Surry Co, VA. Married William Malone. See her Booth page and also see his Malone page. Their children: George Booth Malone (b. 11/26/1737, VA; m-1st: Sarah Bass-- this is my line; m-2nd: Lucy Marshall; d. 1764 Dinwiddie Co, VA), Ann Booth Malone, Rueben Malone, Booth Malone, Wilmuth Malone, William Malone. Died after 1799 in Dinwiddie Co, VA ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ann BOOTH and Willam MALONE Wife: Ann Booth After William died, Ann was left with control of only 204 acres of William's extensive holdings. She is shown paying taxes on 204 acres in 1787-99 (after William's death), then in 1799-1800 William Pettipool paid taxes on 100 acres conveyed to him by Ann Malone. From 1787-1790 Richard Graves paid taxes on "Carter's 300 acres and Loyd's 159 acres, conveyed by Ann Malone." Born: about 1718 in Surry Co, VA Married: 1737 in Brunswick Co, VA Died: after 1799 in Dinwiddie Co, VA Parents: George Booth and Mary (Malone?). See their page. Husband: William Malone Was of age in 1724. Lived in Prince George Co, VA (Prince George became Dinwiddie Co, in 1752). First found in a deed between "William Tucker and Elisa his Wife of Prince George County of the one part and William Mallone the Son of Nathaniel Mallone of Surry County the other part. Witnessth that the said William Tucker and Elisa his Wife for and in consideration of the Sum of five Shillings...," deed to William Mallone 143 acres "on the North Side of Stony Creek in the said county of Prince George." The land was described "Beginning at a Holly on the Bank of the said Creek in County LInes, thence East thirty degrees North two hundred poles to a corner, thence north five degrees West one hundred and twenty poles to a corner, thence west thirty degrees soutth hundred and ten poles to Stony Creek, thence down the vanes as it meanders to the beginning." Signed Wm. (X) Tucker and Elisa (X) Tucker. Wit: Geo. Hamelton Jun. Michael Wallis, Litt. Hardyman. Neighbors were the Tuckers, Nathaniel Malone and George Booth, Sr. Received a gift of land from his father by way of a land swap with William Tucker. A Prince George County record of 7/11/1723, says "... 300 acres ordered to William Tucker from Nathaniel Malone, for whom itwas surveyed ..." Was left no land in his father's will because he had received the land 8 years before hs father died. Known as William Malone of Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA (or Dinwiddie Co.) In 5 /1748, William began to amass his Brunswick Co, VA property for the apparent purpose of providing land for his children., On 5/5/1748, "William Malone of Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, for the love I have for my son-in-law Drury Robertson of St. Andrews Parish in Brinswick Co, deed 180 acres in St. Andrews Parish on the south side of the Meherrin River ..." Later a deed gift of a slave girl named Phan was given for "love, good will and affection to my son-in-law Drury Robertson." On 7/29/1762, "William Malone of Dinwiddie Co. deeds to George Malone of Brunswick for 5 shillings "one negroe Toney" and acreage on the north side of Taylor's Creek; "the land on whicxh he now lives, the same that was granted to the said William Malone in Williamsburg." On 1/1/1764 in a deed, "William Malone of Bristol Parish, Dinwiddie Co. deeds for affection to son Reuben Malone of Brunswick Co. all the land belonging to William Malone on the south side of Taylor's Creek, and one negro boy, Signed: William Malone and Ann (X) Malone." Note that William's eldest son William did not receive a deed gift because by law the eldest son would inherit his father's lands in Bristol Parish. Additional land deeded to William Malone of Bristol Parish in Dinwiddie Co, for 100 in current money, by John and Martha Williamson of Prince George County on 6/19/1753 355 acres bounded by Stony Creekand bounded partly by Stoney Creek at Pigg Quarter Gut, Mr. George Booth, John Curtis, the Dinwiddie line, the Duckpond Branch and the said Malone." Note that the land of the other Wm. Malone (whose will was proved 1745) was never described as on Stoney Creek. That Wm. Malone lived at Southwark Parish on the Nottaway River, very close to this Wm. Malone. Born: 1718 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA Married: 1737 in Brunswick Co, VA Died: 1764 in Dinwiddie Co, VA Parents: Nathaniel Malone and Mary Wynne. See his Malone page and also see her Wynne page. Their children were: 1. Lucreece "Lucy" Malone, born 1/11/1726, Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA. Married Peter Jones. Lucy is thought to be the Lucy Jones mentioned in the will of George Booth, her grandfather. George Booth Malone, born 12/2/1737 in VA. Left 40 pounds by his grandfather 2. George Booth Malone (6 NOVEMBER 1737 Prince George, Virginia-20 SEP 1810 Brunswick, Virginia . On 7/29/1762, his father gave him a slave Toney and acreage on Taylor's Creek in Brunswick Co, VA. He was a witness to a gift deed from his father to his brother Rueben that land was also on Taylor's Creek. Was a Revotionary War soldier. Married-1st: Sarah (Sallie) Bass, probably the daughter of James and Elizabeth Bass, in 1756 in Brunswick Co, VA. See this Malone page. George Booth Malone married-2nd: Lucy Marshall Carter, widow, daughter of John and Tabitha Marshall, Jr. George died before 10/22/1810 in Brunswick Co, VA. 3. Winifred Malone, born about 1729 in VA. By 1748, married Drury Robertson, son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Robertson of Surry County, VA. Their children: Mary Robertson (b. ca 1747-49 VA; m. Matthew Turner, son of Matthew Turner, Sr.; received a deed gift from her father), Nathaniel Booth Robertson (b. ca 1749-51; m. Elizabeth Merritt / Merriot; a Patriot, he donated supplies to the Revolutionary cause; moved to Anson Co, NC referred to as Booth Robertson), Drury Robertson, Jr. (b. ca 1749-51; m. Mary Winfield; landowner in Mecklenburg Co., VA served in the Revolutionary War as a sergeant in the 9th VA Regiment of Foot; moved to Marlborough Co, SC after the War), Nancy "Nanny" (b. ca 1750-52; m. Charles Pistole), Sarah Robertson (b. ca 1751-53 VA; m. Henry Mitchell, son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Mitchell; received a deed gift from her parents), William Robertson (b. 2/2/1754, Brunswick Co, VA; m. Rebecca House; served in the Continental Army and was at Valley Forge, serving under Col. Frederick Maclin; later lost an arm in a Franklin Co, NC battle; was in Brunswick / Mecklenburg Co, VA. by 1743; moved to Marlborough Co, SC where his brother Drury was living; owned a gristmill; m-2nd: Sarah Dallas Hickson, widow d. intestate, Fleming Co, KY on 4/9/1833), Lucy Robertson (b. ca 1754-56; m. John Turner; received a deed gift to John from her father), Mildred "Milly" Robertson (b. ca 1757-59 VA; m. Jeremiah Smith who received a deed gift from Drury Robertson), maybe Elizabeth.Winifred Malone died ca 1781-2 Brunswick Co, VA. 4. Rueben (Reubin) Malone, born 9/26/1741 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA Married in 1776 Lucretia "Lucy" Curtis Winfield / Whitfield, widow, sister of Claiborne Curtis.Was deeded from his father "for love and affection" all the land belonging to his father on the south side of Taylor's Creek in Brunswick Co, VA. He also received his father's land on Stony creek which Rueben deeded to Henry Jones and George Parham. Shown in a 1787 Brunswick Co, VA census. Their children: Nanny Malone (b. 3/3/1763, Sussex Co, VA), Jordan Malone (b. 2/10/1766, Sussex Co, VA; m. Martha Edwards, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Edwards of Lunenburg Co, VA; was surety for the Brunswick Co. VA marriages of his sister Letitia and for his cousin James, son of George Malone), Claiborne Malone (m-2nd: Elizabeth Vaughn; m-3rd: Mary J. Smith; d. before 1850), Letetia Malone (m. Brunswick Co, VA, on 2/16-17/1802 to John Wynne), Eleanor Malone, Sukey Malone, Frances Malone. Died probably in 1800. 5. Booth Malone, born about 1743 in VA. Left 40 by his grandfather George Booth. Died after 1763. Did not receive a gift deed so it must be assumed he died before his father. 6. Wilmoth Malone, born about 1745 in VA Left 40 in her grandfather George Booth's will. Died after 1763. 7. William Malone, born 1746 in VA. See his page. Married Joanna Harper. Left 40 by his grandfather George Booth, Sr. Served in the Revolutionary War 1780-3. Inherited most of his father's land. Listed in the 1797 VA census. Their children: William Malone, Jr. (b. after 1777 Dinwiddie Co, VA; m. Mary ?), John Malone (b. 8/26/1778, Dinwiddie Co, VA; see his page; m-1st: Mary Jordan on 12/20/1804; m-2nd: Christine Comer about 1811; in 1816 moved to Petersburg, VA and lived there until 1818.; d. 1818 Dinwiddie Co, VA), Daniel Malone (b. ca 1784 Dinwiddie Co, VA), Nathaniel Malone (b. ca 1780-4), Harper Malone (b. 4/23/1774 Dinwiddie Co, VA; m-1st: Nancy ?; m-2nd: Elizabeth Andrews on 4/19/1804 Sussex Co, VA; d. 3/18/1841, Madison Co, AL), Benjamin Malone (m. on 12/3/1807 to Judith Q. Moyler; d. about 4/1832 Madison Co, AL), Mary "Polly" Malone (b. 2/14/1788, Sussex Co, VA; m. Benjamin Ellis, son of Benjamin Ellis and Anne Tomlinson; d. 6/4/1852, Madison Co, AL), Thomas Hill Malone (b. 8/8/1794, Dinwiddie Co, VA; m. Elizabeth Tucker Malone on 11.29.1815, VA; d. 8/21/1869, Waco, TX), George Malone (b. 8/28/1796; m. Mary Ann Tucker, daughter of Coleman Tucker and Martha Pettipool; d. 6/11/1818, Dinwiddie Co, VA). Died about 1816 Dinwiddie Co, VA. This is Renee Briggs' line; please contact her to share information. George BOOTH and Mary (MALONE-?) Husband: George Booth In Charles City Co, VA court, George Booth, being orphan of Thomas Booth, was ordered bound to Stephen Samson, "who promises to teach him to read and write and to learn the trade of shoemaker and Tann. He is to serve Samson until, age 21 and at end of his time to get clothes, corn, cow, and calf and gun. Thomas Booth., an orphan, at request of Capt. Luellin, is to be bound an apprentice til he is 21. Capt. Luellin to teach him to read and write and to be taught the mystery of a weaver and to deliver him at end of his term, corn,clothes, cow & calf and a gun." Was in Surry Co, VA in 1715. There is a land transaction involving him and naming his wife Mary is dated 1721. Business partner and neighbor with Nathaniel Malone, husband of Mary Wynne; their son William Malone married George's daughter Ann Booth. George Booth was business partners with his neighbor Nathaniel Malone. On 9/19/1721 Nathaniel deeded 100 acres of his Sappony Creek land to George Booth. Nathaniel's wife Mary Wynne signed her release to the land too. Booth was granted an additional 850 acres adjacent to Nathaniel on the southwest side of Stony Creek and on the north side of the Nottaway River, and on Sappony Creek adjacent to Thomas Thrower. On 3/29/1721 a survey shows Nathaniel and George owning 300 acres together on both sides of Turkey Creek. From the DeedPool: typ patent re 354a PGCo. surveyed by Robert Bolling for George Booth dated 29 Mar 1721 re 1054a PGCo. surveyed by Robert Bolling for George Booth 30 Jan 1724/25 ref C - PB13p124-125 date 16 Jun 1727 to George Booth of Surry Co. con 5.S5 re 1054a on both Sides of Turkey Egg Cr. in PGCo. loc-27439 -29733 F127 L0 P255 pt A) at his lower C. of his uper Survey on the uper Side of the Said Cr. ln S; 191P; pt B) C. R.O. ln s24w; 31.5p; pt C) C. hicc. ln S7E; 63.5P; pt D) Shr. Wh.O. Thence E16S 43P to ln s74e; 43p; pt E) William Tuckers line Th. ln N; 3P; pt F) William Tuckers C. Th. East along William Tuckers line ln e; 200p; William Tucker pt G) his C. Th. ln N40E; 46P; pt H) C. Crooked and forked Bl.O. Th. ln N20E 58P; pt I) C.R.O. Th. ln N40W; 63P pt J) C. forked Shrub W.O. Th. ln N16E; 32P; pt A) John Woodards corner Gum in the sd branch ln S13E; 126P; John Woodard pt B) his corner ShrubO ln N75E 42P; pt C) p ln S; 114P; pt D) Abner Jacksons corner wo ln N75W 134P; [Abner Jackson] pt E) Sassafras lm ; ; up Stills br pt F) Woodwards wO ln N74W; 68P; Woodward pt G) Williams's corner lc n70e; 80p; Eanes [from Williams corner] end Born: 1679 Died: 8/14/1763 in Sussex Co, VA; will proved 3/16/1763. See an extract of the text. Parents: Thomas Booth and Mary (-?) Wife: Mary (Malone?) If she was a Malone, which Malone branch??? Her birth date would rule her out as Nathaniel Malone's daughter, could she be Nathaniel's sister?? There is a spare one ... From Surry Co, VA Wills and Deeds Book 7, 1715-1730, p 374, dated 9/15/1721: "George Booth and his wife Mary Booth, to Peter Farefex, (Fairfax?), 100 acres on east side of Indian Swamp. George Booth, Mary Booth." From Surry Co, VA Wills and Deeds Book 7, 1715-1730, Part 2, p 375, dated 9/15/1721: "Nathaniel Malone of Surry Co, to George Booth, 100 acres on south side of Sappony Creek Adjoining Thomas Thrower. SignedNath. Malone, Mary (X) Malone." Born: maybe about 1689?Died: 2/3/1752 Parents: Guess-- Daniel Malone and Susan Floraday Their children were:* George Booth. Married (-?). Their children: Rueben Booth, Thomas Booth, George Booth, John Booth, Mary Booth, Gilliam Booth (m. Mary Mason on 2 April 1795, Sussex Co, VA). typ patent ref D - PB24p62 dat 20Sep1745 to George Booth junior re 400a PGCo typ patent ref E - PB28p351-352 dat 12 Jan 1747/48 to George Booth Junr. con 40Sh. re 1854a PGCo on both sides of Turkey Egg Creek re 400a part thereof being formerly Granted unto the sd Booth by our Letters Patent bearing date the 20th day of September 1745 and 1054a other part thereof being formerly Granted unto his father George Booth by Letters Patent bearing date 16th day of June 1727 and by him Given and Conveyed to the sd George Booth Junr, and 400a the Residue never before Granted loc -25039 -26885 F127 L0 P255 pt A) at William Tuckers Corner white Oak Thence ln N40E; 46P; William Tucker pt B) Corner Thence ln N20E; 39P; pt C) Corner white Oak Thence E19N 134P to ln n71e; 134p; pt D) Corner white Oak Thence ln N28E; 144P; pt E) Lucy Mathis's Line Thence along the same ln N16W; 280P; Lucy Mathis pt F) her Corner Thence along William Birds Lines W35N 60P to ln n55w; 60p; William Bird pt G) his Corner white Oak Thence ln N; 120P; pt H) his faced Corner thence E13N 18P to ln n77e; 18p; pt I) Nicholas Maidlins Corner Thence along his Lines ln N42W; 130P; Nicholas Maidlin pt J) his Corner Thence E19N 130P to ln n71e; 130p; pt K) his Corner Thence ln N; 108P; pt L) faced Corner Thence W3S 137P to ln s87w; 137p; pt M) faced Corner Thence S187P part along Williamsons Line to ln s; 187p Williamson pt N) his Corner red Oak Saplin Thence along his Lines ln S10W; 70P; pt O) his Corner Thence ln S29W; 120P; pt P) his Corner in his own old Line Thence along his own old lines ln N30W; 73P; pt Q) Corner Thence ln N3E; 48P; pt R) Corner Thence W35N 65P to ln n55w;65p; pt S) Corner Thence ln W; 128P; pt T) Corner Thence ln S; 583P; pt U) Corner Thence ln S24W; 31.5P; pt V) Corner Thence ln S7E; 63.5P; pt W) Corner Thence E16S 43P to ln s74e; 43p; pt X) Tuckers Line Thence along his Lines ln N 3P; Tucker pt Y) his corner Thence E200P to the beginning lc e 200p The house of George Booth, which stood on Sappony and Stony Creeks until 1946, was dismantled and reassembled in Fairfax Co, VA, near Mt. Vernon. The house is now called "Carlby". * Mary Booth. Married John Parham in 1737 in Glouchester Co, VA.Their children: George Parham, Thomas Parham, John Parham, MatthewParham. * John Booth * Ann Booth, born about 1720, Surry Co, VA. Married William Malone.See her Booth page and also see his Malone page. Their children:George Booth Malone (b. 11/26/1737, VA; m-1st: Sarah Bass-- this is myline--; m-2nd: Lucy Marshall; d. 1764 Dinwiddie Co, VA), Ann BoothMalone, Rueben Malone, Booth Malone, Wilmuth Malone, William Malone.Died after 1799 in Dinwiddie Co, VA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE FOLLOWING IS A DUPLICATE OF THE PREVIOUS TEXT --- ??? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ann BOOTH and Willam MALONE Wife: Ann Booth After William died, Ann was left with control of only 204 acres of William's extensive holdings. She is shown paying taxes on 204 acres in 1787-99 (after William's death), then in 1799-1800 William Pettipool paid taxes on 100 acres conveyed to him by Ann Malone. From 1787-1790 Richard Graves paid taxes on "Carter's 300acres and Loyd's 159 acres, conveyed by Ann Malone."Born: about 1718 in Surry Co, VAMarried: 1737 in Brunswick Co, VADied: after 1799 in Dinwiddie Co, VAParents: George Booth and Mary (Malone?). See their page.Husband: William MaloneWas of age in 1724. Lived in Prince George Co, VA (Prince George became Dinwiddie Co, in 1752).First found in a deed between "William Tucker and Elisa his Wife of Prince George County of the one part and William Mallone the Son of Nathaniel Mallone of Surry County the other part. Witnessth that the said William Tucker and Elisa his Wife for and in consideration of the Sum of five Shillings.,," deed to William Mallone 143 acres "on the North Side of Stony Creek in the said county of Prince George." The land was described "Beginning at a Holly on the Bank of the said Creek in County LInes, thence East thirty degrees North two hundred poles to a corner, thence north five degrees West one hundred and twenty poles to a corner, thence west thirty degrees soutth hundred and ten poles to Stony Creek, thence down the vanes as it meanders to the beginning." Signed Wm. (X) Tucker and Elisa (X) Tucker. Wit: Geo. Hamelton Jun. Michael Wallis, Litt. Hardyman.Neighbors were the Tuckers, Nathaniel Malone and George Booth, Sr. Received a gift of land from his father by way of a land swap with William Tucker. A Prince George County record of 7/11/1723, says "... 300 acres ordered to William Tucker from Nathaniel Malone, for whom it was surveyed ..." Was left no land in his father's will because he had received the land 8 years before hs father died. Known as William Malone of Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA (or Dinwiddie Co.)In 5 /1748, William began to amass his Brunswick Co, VA property for the apparent purpose of providing land for his children., On 5/5/1748, "William Malone of Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, for the love I have for my son-in-law Drury Robertson of St. Andrews Parish in Brinswick Co, deed 180 acres in St. Andrews Parish on the south side of the Meherrin River ..." Later a deed gift of a slave girl named Phan was given for "love, good will and affection to my son-in-law Drury Robertson."On 7/29/1762, "William Malone of Dinwiddie Co. deeds to George Malone of Brunswick for 5 shillings "one negroe Toney" and acreage on the north side of Taylor's Creek; "the land on whicxh he now lives, thesame that was granted to the said William Malone in Williamsburg."On 1/1/1764 in a deed, "William Malone of Bristol Parish, Dinwiddie Co. deeds for affection to son Reuben Malone of Brunswick Co. all the land belonging to William Malone on the south side of Taylor's Creek,and one negro boy, Signed: William Malone and Ann (X) Malone."Note that William's eldest son William did not receive a deed gift because by law the eldest son would inherit his father's lands in Bristol Parish.Additional land deeded to William Malone of Bristol Parish in Dinwiddie Co, for 100 in current money, by John and Martha Williamson of Prince George County on 6/19/1753 355 acres bounded by Stony Creekand bounded partly by Stoney Creek at Pigg Quarter Gut, Mr. George Booth, John Curtis, the Dinwiddie line, the Duckpond Branch and the said Malone."Note that the land of the other Wm. Malone (whose will was proved 1745) was never described as on Stoney Creek. That Wm. Malone lived at Southwark Parish on the Nottaway River, very close to this Wm. Malone.Born: 1718 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VAMarried: 1737 in Brunswick Co, VADied: 1764 in Dinwiddie Co, VAParents: Nathaniel Malone and Mary Wynne. See his Malone page and also see her Wynne page.Their children were:* Lucreece "Lucy" Malone, born 1/11/1726, Bristol Parish, PrinceGeorge Co, VA. Married Peter Jones. Lucy is thought to be the LucyJones mentioned in the will of George Booth, her grandfather. GeorgeBooth Malone, born 12/2/1737 in VA. Left 40 pounds by his grandfather* George Booth. On 7/29/1762, his father gave him a slave Toney andacreage on Taylor's Creek in Brunswick Co, VA. He was a witness to agift deed from his father to his brother Rueben that land was also onTaylor's Creek. Was a Revotionary War soldier. Married-1st: Sarah(Sallie) Bass, probably the daughter of James and Elizabeth Bass, in1756 in Brunswick Co, VA. See this Malone page. George Booth Malonemarried-2nd: Lucy Marshall Carter, widow, daughter of John and TabithaMarshall, Jr. George died before 10/22/1810 in Brunswick Co, VA.* Winifred Malone, born about 1729 in VA. By 1748, married DruryRobertson, son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Robertson of Surry County,VA. Their children: Mary Robertson (b. ca 1747-49 VA; m. MatthewTurner, son of Matthew Turner, Sr.; received a deed gift from herfather), Nathaniel Booth Robertson (b. ca 1749-51; m. ElizabethMerritt / Merriot; a Patriot, he donated supplies to the Revolutionarycause; moved to Anson Co, NC referred to as Booth Robertson), DruryRobertson, Jr. (b. ca 1749-51; m. Mary Winfield; landowner inMecklenburg Co, VA served in the Revolutionary War as a sergeant inthe 9th VA Regiment of Foot; moved to Marlborough Co, SC after theWar), Nancy "Nanny" (b. ca 1750-52; m. Charles Pistole), SarahRobertson (b. ca 1751-53 VA; m. Henry Mitchell, son of Nathaniel andElizabeth Mitchell; received a deed gift from her parents), WilliamRobertson (b. 2/2/1754, Brunswick Co, VA; m. Rebecca House; served inthe Continental Army and was at Valley Forge, serving under Col.Frederick Maclin; later lost an arm in a Franklin Co, NC battle; wasin Brunswick / Mecklenburg Co, VA. by 1743; moved to Marlborough Co,SC where his brother Drury was living; owned a gristmill; m-2nd: SarahDallas Hickson, widow d. intestate, Fleming Co, KY on 4/9/1833), LucyRobertson (b. ca 1754-56; m. John Turner; received a deed gift -toJohn- from her father), Mildred "Milly" Robertson (b. ca 1757-59 VA;m. Jeremiah Smith who received a deed gift from Drury Robertson),maybe Elizabeth.Winifred Malone died ca 1781-2 Brunswick Co, VA.* Rueben (Reubin) Malone, born 9/26/1741 in Bristol Parish, PrinceGeorge Co, VA Married in 1776 Lucretia "Lucy" Curtis Winfield /Whitfield, widow, sister of Claiborne Curtis.Was deeded from hisfather "for love and affection" all the land belonging to his fatheron the south side of Taylor's Creek in Brunswick Co, VA. He alsoreceived his father's land on Stony creek which Rueben deeded to HenryJones and George Parham. Shown in a 1787 Brunswick Co, VA census.Their children: Nanny Malone (b. 3/3/1763, Sussex Co, VA), JordanMalone (b. 2/10/1766, Sussex Co, VA; m. Martha Edwards, daughter ofThomas and Elizabeth Edwards of Lunenburg Co, VA; was surety for theBrunswick Co. VA marriages of his sister Letitia and for his cousinJames, son of George Malone), Claiborne Malone (m-2nd: ElizabthVaughn; m-3rd: Mary J. Smith; d. before 1850), Letetia Malone (m.Brunswick Co, VA, on 2/16-17/1802 to John Wynne), Eleanor Malone,Sukey Malone, Frances Malone. Died probably in 1800.* Booth Malone, born about 1743 in VA. Left 40 by his grandfatherGeorge Booth. Died after 1763. Did not receive a gift deed so it mustbe assumed he died before his father.* Wilmoth Malone, born about 1745 in VA Left 40 in her grandfatherGeorge Booth's will. Died after 1763.* William Malone, born 1746 in VA. See his page. Married JoannaHarper. Left 40 by his grandfather George Booth, Sr. Served in theRevolutionary War 1780-3. Inherited most of his father's land. Listedin the 1797 VA census. Their children: William Malone, Jr. (b. after1777 Dinwiddie Co, VA; m. Mary ?), John Malone (b. 8/26/1778,Dinwiddie Co, VA; see his page; m-1st: Mary Jordan on 12/20/1804;m-2nd: Christine Comer about 1811; in 1816 moved to Petersburg, VA andlived there until 1818.; d. 1818 Dinwiddie Co, VA), Daniel Malone (b.ca 1784 Dinwiddie Co, VA), Nathaniel Malone (b. ca 1780-4), HarperMalone (b. 4/23/1774 Dinwiddie Co, VA; m-1st: Nancy ?; m-2nd:Elizabeth Andrews on 4/19/1804 Sussex Co, VA; d. 3/18/1841, MadisonCo, AL), Benjamin Malone (m. on 12/3/1807 to Judith Q. Moyler; d.about 4/1832 Madison Co, AL), Mary "Polly" Malone (b. 2/14/1788,Sussex Co, VA; m. Benjamin Ellis, son of Benjamin Ellis and AnneTomlinson; d. 6/4/1852, Madison Co, AL), Thomas Hill Malone (b.8/8/1794, Dinwiddie Co, VA; m. Elizabeth Tucker Malone on 11.29.1815,VA; d. 8/21/1869, Waco, TX), George Malone (b. 8/28/1796; m. Mary AnnTucker, daughter of Coleman Tucker and Martha Pettipool; d. 6/11/1818,Dinwiddie Co, VA). Died about 1816 Dinwiddie Co, VA. This is ReneeBriggs' line; please contact her to share information. Family Members Parents Nathaniel Burwell Malone 1670-1732 Spouse Ann Booth Malone 1720-1799 Siblings Daniel Wynne Malone 1696-1795 Drury Malone 1697-1747 Children Winifred Malone Robinson 1729-1781 George Booth Malone 1737-1810 Reuben Malone 1741-1800 Created by: John Early Andrews (47525492) Added: 18 Aug 2018 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192340428/william-malone Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 07 May 2019), memorial page for William Malone (17031764), Find A Grave Memorial no. 192340428, ; Maintained by John Early Andrews (contributor 47525492) Non-Cemetery Burial. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **********--- Some of the following info is now suspect -- ********** found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cabeverforden&id=I59930 ID: I59930 Name: **William Malone Surname: Malone Given Name: **William Sex: M Birth: 1718 in Bristol Parish, Prince George, Virginia Death: BET 1770 AND 1775 in Dinwiddie Co, Virginia Reference Number: 9338 _UID: C4AF5B1A17AE234087A58BAAB2F24FD63A5A Occupation: Planter Change Date: 22 Apr 2007 at 00:00:00 Father: **Daniel Malone b: 1700 in Surry Co, Virginia Mother: **Mary Busby b: 1700 in Surry Co, Virginia Marriage 1 **Ann Booth b: 1719 in Surry County, Virginia Married: 1734 in Prince George's Co, Maryland Children 1.Has No Children Lucretia Malone b: 11 Jan 1735 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, Virginia 2.Has No Children Winifred Malone b: 1736 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, Virginia 3.Has Children **George Booth Malone b: 26 Nov 1737 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, Virginia 4.Has No Children Reuben Malone b: 26 Sep 1741 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, Virginia 5.Has No Children Booth Malone b: 1743 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, Virginia 6.Has No Children Wilmuth Malone b: 1745 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, Virginia 7.Has No Children William Jr Malone b: 1746 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, Virginia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Malone, William Sr (I225)
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| 1056 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 3/16/2021 Margaret Butler Boleyn Birth: 1454 County Kilkenny, Ireland Death: 1539 (aged 8485) Hever, Sevenoaks District, Kent, England Burial: St Peter Churchyard, Hever, Sevenoaks District, Kent, England Plot: Possibly buried here Memorial #: 110609496 Bio: Mother was Anne Hankford Thomas Butler's 1st wife a greatgrandaughter of Sir Adam Francis, Lord MAyor of London She was a resident of Hever Castle, Kent England Family Members Parents Thomas Butler 1426-1515 Anne Hankeford Butler 1428-1485 Spouse William Boleyn 1451-1505 Siblings Annes Butler Mason Unknown-1549 Children Anthony Boleyn Unknown-1493 Maud Bold Shireburn Unknown-1588 Anne Boleyn 1476-1479 Thomas Boleyn 1477-1539 Anne Boleyn Shelton 1479-1556 Alice Boleyn Clere 1487-1538 Elizabeth Bold Chase 1488-1536 Margaret Boleyn Sackville 1489-Unknown Maintained by: John Field Pankow (46637223) Originally Created by: noone (48121020) Added: 15 May 2013 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/110609496/margaret-boleyn Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 16 March 2021), memorial page for Margaret Butler Boleyn (14541539), Find a Grave Memorial no. 110609496, citing St Peter Churchyard, Hever, Sevenoaks District, Kent, England ; Maintained by John Field Pankow (contributor 46637223) . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com bef 3/16/2021 Margaret Butler Boleyn Birth: 1454 County Kilkenny, Ireland Death: 1539 Hever Kent, England Mother was Anne Hankford Thomas Butler's 1st wife a greatgrandaughter of Sir Adam Francis, Lord MAyor of London She was a resident of Hever Castle, Kent England Family links: Parents: Thomas Butler (____ - 1515) Spouse: William Boleyn (1451 - 1505) Children: Anne Boleyn (1476 - 1479)* *Calculated relationship Burial: St Peter Churchyard Hever Kent, England Plot: Possibly buried here Maintained by: John Field Pankow Originally Created by: noone Record added: May 15, 2013 Find A Grave Memorial# 110609496 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Butler, Lady Margaret (I1680)
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| 1057 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 3/26/2021 Mary Cooper Ward Birth: 1667 Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA Death: 9 Feb 1736 (aged 6869) Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA Burial: Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA Memorial #: 81944753 Bio: Very likely first buried with her husband at Old Newark Burying Ground, then re-interred at Fairmount in a mass grave. Family Members Parents Timothy Cooper 1644-1679 Spouse Caleb Ward 1669-1735 Siblings Sarah Cooper Woodruff 1666-1727 John Cooper 1668-1736 Children Hannah J. Ward Woodruff 1684-1742 Created by: Bonnie Schermer (47666049) Added: 14 Dec 2011 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/81944753/mary-ward Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 26 March 2021), memorial page for Mary Cooper Ward (16679 Feb 1736), Find a Grave Memorial no. 81944753, citing Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA ; Maintained by Bonnie Schermer (contributor 47666049) . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Cooper, Mary (I2714)
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| 1058 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 10/14/2016 Spec Ronald John Van Engen, Sr Birth: Aug. 20, 1944 Mexico México, Mexico Death: Jan. 27, 2002 Fayetteville Fayette County Georgia, USA Ronald John Van Engen Sr., 57, Fayetteville, Georgia, died January 27, 2002. He was born August 20, 1944 in Mexico City, Mexico. Survivors include his wife, Jan Van Engen, Fayetteville; a son, John (LeAnne) Van Engen, Jonesboro; grandsons, Cody Michael Van Engen and Joshua Ronald Van Engen; a brother, Dr. Chuck Van Engen, Glendora, California; and sisters, Bernice Justamante, Hialeah, Florida, and Elizabeth Ann Van Engen, Quito, Ecuador. Services were at Covenant Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dale Weldon officiating. Interment at Sharon Memorial Gardens, Tyrone. Carl J. Mowell & Son Funeral Home, Fayetteville, was in charge. The Citizen, February 16, 2002 Family links: Spouse: Janice Carroll Lee Van Engen (1946 - 2013)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Sharon Memorial Garden Cemetery Tyrone Fayette County Georgia, USA Created by: Sgt Ed Elstan Record added: Oct 05, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 98338575 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Van Engen-xx, Ronald John Sr (I4088)
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| 1059 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 3/16/2021 John FitzThomas FitzGerald Birth: 1250 Ireland Death: 10 Sep 1316 (aged 6566) Laragh, County Kildare, Ireland Burial: Grey Abbey, Kildare, County Kildare, Ireland Plot: Franciscan Friary Memorial #: 102751822 Bio: John FitzThomas FitzGerald, 1st Earl of Kildare was an Irish nobleman in the Peerage of Ireland, as 4th Lord of Offaly from 1287 and subsequently as 1st Earl of Kildare from 1316. He was the eldest son of Thomas FitzMaurice FitzGerald and Rohesia de St. Michael. In 1291, he has a serious dispute with William Vescy, Lord of Kildare, Lord Justice of Ireland, about whom there were many complaints of oppression and neglect of the country's defences. As champion of the complainants John Fitzgerald, by then 4th Lord of Offaly, their paths had crossed and instead of addressing the issues Vescy charged Fitzgerald with minor charges of slander and libel. Fitzgerald appealed to King Edward II, who, examined and judged the matter impartially, summoned them both to London to hear the cases, where it appeared FitzGerald had the advantage, challenging the Lord Justice to clear his name by combat, which was accepted. However, Vescy fled to France, whereupon the King pronounced Lord Offaly innocent, and settled upon him Vescy's lordships and manors of Kildare, Rathangan, &c., which were forfeited to the Crown. In 1296 and 1299 he was summoned to fight for the Crown in the Scottish campaigns of Edward II. With John Wogan, Lord Justice, and others he went a third time to war in Scotland in 1301-2. In 1307, with his son-in-law Sir Edmund Butler, he dispersed rebels in Offaly who had razed the castle of Geashill and burnt the town of Leix. In 1312 he was sent as General at the head of an army into Munster to suppress armed Irish rebels. On May 25, 1315, Edward Bruce, brother to King Robert the Bruce of Scotland, entered the north of Ireland with 6000 men, was crowned King of Ireland at Dundalk, and wasted the country. Lord Offaly, among others, commenced warfare to resist Bruce, leaving "great slaughter" of Scots and the Irish irregulars in his service. Edward Bruce was eventually defeated and killed in the battle of Dundalk. As a reward for his services King Edward II created Fitzgerald Earl of Kildare by Letters Patent dated May 14, 1316, the year in which he founded the friary at Adare, county Limerick. However he died that same year, on Sunday September 10, 1316, at Laraghbrine, and was interred in the Grey Abbey, Franciscan Friary of Kildare. He had married Blanche de La Roche, daughter of John de La Roche, Lord Fermoy and Maud de Waleys, by whom he had two sons and two daughters: Gerald (d.1303) Thomas FitzGerald, 2nd Earl of Kildare, his successor. Joan FitzGerald, married in 1302 to Edmund Butler, Earl of Carrick. Elizabeth FitzGerald, married to Nicholas Netterville, ancestor of Viscount Netterville. Family Members Children Joan FitzGerald Butler 1282-1320 Thomas FitzJohn FitzGerald 1296-1328 Created by: Kat (47496397) Added: 28 Dec 2012 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/102751822/john_fitzthomas-fitzgerald Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 16 March 2021), memorial page for John FitzThomas FitzGerald (125010 Sep 1316), Find a Grave Memorial no. 102751822, citing Grey Abbey, Kildare, County Kildare, Ireland ; Maintained by Kat (contributor 47496397) . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com bef 3/16/2021 John FitzThomas FitzGerald Birth: 1250, Ireland Death: Sep. 10, 1316 Laragh County Kildare, Ireland John FitzThomas FitzGerald was an Irish nobleman in the Peerage of Ireland, as 4th Lord of Offaly from 1287 and subsequently as 1st Earl of Kildare from 1316. He was the eldest son of Thomas FitzMaurice FitzGerald and Rohesia de St. Michael. In 1291, he has a serious dispute with William Vescy, Lord of Kildare, Lord Justice of Ireland, about whom there were many complaints of oppression and neglect of the country's defences. As champion of the complainants John Fitzgerald, by then 4th Lord of Offaly, their paths had crossed and instead of addressing the issues Vescy charged Fitzgerald with minor charges of slander and libel. Fitzgerald appealed to King Edward II, who, examined and judged the matter impartially, summoned them both to London to hear the cases, where it appeared FitzGerald had the advantage, challenging the Lord Justice to clear his name by combat, which was accepted. However, Vescy fled to France, whereupon the King pronounced Lord Offaly innocent, and settled upon him Vescy's lordships and manors of Kildare, Rathangan, &c., which were forfeited to the Crown. In 1296 and 1299 he was summoned to fight for the Crown in the Scottish campaigns of Edward II. With John Wogan, Lord Justice, and others he went a third time to war in Scotland in 1301-2. In 1307, with his son-in-law Sir Edmund Butler, he dispersed rebels in Offaly who had razed the castle of Geashill and burnt the town of Leix. In 1312 he was sent as General at the head of an army into Munster to suppress armed Irish rebels. On May 25, 1315, Edward Bruce, brother to King Robert the Bruce of Scotland, entered the north of Ireland with 6000 men, was crowned King of Ireland at Dundalk, and wasted the country. Lord Offaly, among others, commenced warfare to resist Bruce, leaving "great slaughter" of Scots and the Irish irregulars in his service. Edward Bruce was eventually defeated and killed in the battle of Dundalk. As a reward for his services King Edward II created Fitzgerald Earl of Kildare by Letters Patent dated May 14, 1316, the year in which he founded the friary at Adare, county Limerick. However he died that same year, on Sunday September 10, 1316, at Laraghbrine, and was interred in the Grey Abbey, Franciscan Friary of Kildare. He had married Blanche de La Roche, daughter of John de La Roche, Lord Fermoy and Maud de Waleys, by whom he had two sons and two daughters: Gerald (d.1303) Thomas FitzGerald, 2nd Earl of Kildare, his successor. Joan FitzGerald, married in 1302 to Edmund Butler, Earl of Carrick. Elizabeth FitzGerald, married to Nicholas Netterville, ancestor of Viscount Netterville. Family links: Children: Joan FitzGerald (1282 - 1320)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Grey Abbey Kildare County Kildare, Ireland Created by: Kat Record added: Dec 28, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 102751822 | FitzGerald, John FitzThomas (I1100)
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| 1060 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 3/26/2021 Timothy Cooper Birth: 26 Apr 1644 Death: 1679 (aged 3435) Burial: Springfield Cemetery, Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA Plot: Willow Avenue 2-97 Memorial #: 114413303 Bio: Father Thomas Cooper 1617-1675 Mother Sarah Slye Cooper Clark 1615-1688 From the First Century of Springfield. TIMOTHY COOPER. Timothy Cooper son of Thomas The date of his death is not on record married Elizabeth Munson October 19, 1664 He succeeded to his fathers homelot and engaged with John Pynchon in trade at Albany, N. Y., where he was not successful, or died not long afterwards. His son, John, went to Newark, New Jersey. The widow Elizabeth Munson, deeded her dower in lands in Springfield, Fort Albany, and in New Jersey in 1680, and he may have died soon after beginning trade in connection with Pynchon. In his account book Pynchon made this entry of an agreement: "April 28, 1675. An agreement with Timothy Cooper to carry on trade together at Albany for 7 years or more If we Se Cause, is: That we goe Joint Partners in ye Trade, I to p'vide " furnish ye sd Timothy wth Goods, "300 or "400 at p'sent, " afterwards "500 or "600 pr annum, more or less, as falls in, He answering the Principall, being yearly to make venture to Boston in ye adventure, " whereof we run halves, being Joint in ye p'fit " loss of the whole trade in wch Timothy Cooper buys goods [if] I have them, " in consideration of his Paines, tyme " expenses " care in managing of ye Trade there at Albany, Besides my taking care of p'viding " suiting him wth Goods, I also at my charge to p'vide him a house of mine for him to dwell in " trade in, he keeping it in repare as also to allow " pay him "10 the first yeare, the 2d yeare "20 " so "20 a year to ye end of ye tyme." Family Members Parents Thomas Cooper 1617-1675 Sarah Slye Clarke 1615-1688 Siblings Sarah Cooper Day 1642-1726 Thomas Cooper 1646-1722 Mary Cooper Colton 1651-1742 John Cooper 1654-1656 Infant Daughter Cooper 1656-1656 John Cooper 1659-1677 Children Sarah Cooper Woodruff 1666-1727 Mary Cooper Ward 1667-1736 John Cooper 1668-1736 Created by: M Cooley (47154454) Added: 26 Jul 2013 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/114413303/timothy-cooper Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 26 March 2021), memorial page for Timothy Cooper (26 Apr 16441679), Find a Grave Memorial no. 114413303, citing Springfield Cemetery, Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by M Cooley (contributor 47154454) . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Cooper, Timothy (I2718)
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| 1061 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 5/19/2019 Jerry Lee Travis, Jr Birth: 22 Jul 1963 Death: 26 Jul 1980 (aged 17) Burial: Memorial Cemetery, Willsboro, Essex County, New York, USA Memorial #: 115647810 Family Members Parents Jean A James Travis 1941-1980 Created by: karen kelly (46967126) Added: 17 Aug 2013 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/115647810/jerry-lee-travis Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 19 May 2019), memorial page for Jerry Lee Travis, Jr (22 Jul 196326 Jul 1980), Find A Grave Memorial no. 115647810, citing Memorial Cemetery, Willsboro, Essex County, New York, USA ; Maintained by karen kelly (contributor 46967126) . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Travis, Jerry Lee Jr (I719)
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| 1062 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 7/20/2020 Mary Mills Travis Birth: 1695 Prince George's County, Maryland, USA Death: unknown Beaufort County, North Carolina, USA Burial: Burial Details Unknown Memorial #: 208836316 Bio: Mary was the daughter of John Mills and Mary O'Luine. She married, bef 1715, Edward Travis, son of Daniel Travers and Susannah King. Edward and Mary made their home "in the fork of Goose Creek", NC. Their children were John, William, Thomas and Mary. It is possible that Mary is buried on this property as Edward is believed to be buried under the floor of St Thomas in Bath, Beaufort,NC and Mary's name does not appear on the plaque marking Edward's burial at this spot. Edward's family name, TRAVERS, can be traced to ca 1027, Normandy. Family Members Spouse Edward Travis 1691-1740 Children William Mills Travis 1728-1805 Created by: Fran Chancellor (47703451) Added: 8 Apr 2020 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/208836316/mary-travis Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 20 July 2020), memorial page for Mary Mills Travis (1695unknown), Find a Grave Memorial no. 208836316, ; Maintained by Fran Chancellor (contributor 47703451) Burial Details Unknown. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Mills, Mary (I688)
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| 1063 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 7/4/2023 William A. Thompson Birth: 18 Oct 1872 Death: 26 May 1945 (aged 72) Burial: New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Mason Hall, Obion County, Tennessee, USA Memorial #: 5752093 Family Members Spouse Alice E. Thompson 1872-1926 Children Dixie Adele Thompson Midyett 1899-1983 Vernon L. Thompson 1902-1934 Willie Mae Thompson Poindexter 1910-1981 Maintained by: Mark O (47363755) Originally Created by: Alberta Daniels Withrow (4586751) Added: 8 Sep 2001 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5752093/william-a-thompson Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5752093/william-a-thompson: accessed 04 July 2023), memorial page for William A. Thompson (18 Oct 1872-26 May 1945), Find a Grave Memorial ID 5752093, citing New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Mason Hall, Obion County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by Mark O (contributor 47363755). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com bef 7/4/2023 William A. Thompson Birth: Oct. 18, 1872 Death: May 26, 1945 Burial: New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery Mason Hall Obion County Tennessee, USA Created by: Alberta Daniels Withrow Record added: Sep 08, 2001 Find A Grave Memorial# 5752093 ------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NSZ9-622 Name: William Andrew Thompson Event Type: Death Event Date: 26 May 1945 Event Place: Jackson, Madison, Tennessee Gender: Male Marital Status: Widowed Race: White Age: 72 Birth Year (Estimated): Birth Date: 18 Oct 1872 Birthplace: Gibson, Tenn. Spouse's Name: Ella Best Father's Name: George G. Thompson Father's Birthplace: Gibson County, Tenn. Mother's Name: Betty Ruddle Mother's Birthplace: Mad. County, Tenn. Occupation: Insurance Rep. Address: Rose Hotel E. Baltimore Residence Place: Jackson, Madison, Tenn Cemetery: Salem Burial Place: Obion Co. Burial Date: 27 May 1945 Informant's Name: Additional Relatives: X Digital Folder Number: 004184899 Image Number: 02828 GS Film number: 2137359 Reference ID: cn 12459 Citing this Record: "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NSZ9-622 : accessed 03 Sep 2014), William Andrew Thompson, 26 May 1945; citing Salem Cemetery, Jackson, Madison, Tennessee, cn 12459, State Library and Archives, Nashville; FHL microfilm 2137359. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Thompson, William Andrew (I525)
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| 1064 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com ** See also second entry ** Umberto III "The Blessed" Of Savoy Birth: 1136 Death: Mar. 4, 1189 Nobility, Count of Savoy only son of Amadee III and Mathilde de Albon. He was married four times and was beatified in 1838 by Pope Gregory XVI. Family links: Spouse: Clemetina von Zähringen (1137 - 1175) Children: Thomas I of Savoy (1180 - 1233)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Abbaye de Hautecombe Saint-Pierre-de-Curtille Departement de la Savoie Rhone-Alpes, France Created by: Lutetia Record added: Apr 27, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 89199245 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also found at findagrave.com attached to photo b 01 Aug 1136, Savoy, France d 04 Mar 1188/1189, France Burial: Abbaye de Hautecombe, Savoie, France Umberto III (1135, Avigliana, Piedmont 1189), surnamed the Blessed, was Count of Savoy from 1148 to 1189. His parents were Amadeus III of Savoy and Mahaut (or Mafalda, or Matilda) of Albon, the sister of Guy IV of Dauphinois. His memorial day is March 4. According to Cope[1] Umberto III, who reigned from 1149 to 1189...was a man of irresolute spirit who was disconsolate at being born a prince and preferred the seclusion of a monastery. He only renounced his chosen state of celibacy so as to give his land an heir. His first wife died young; his second marriage ended in divorce. Umberto gave up and became a Carthusian monk. However, the nobles and common people of Savoy begged him to marry yet again, which he reluctantly did. This third wife gave him two more daughters, and Umberto attempted to return to the monastic life yet again. Finally he was prevailed upon to marry for a fourth time, and this wife, Beatrice, produced the son who would ultimately succeed him. In 1188 he founded the Monastery of Sant'Antonio di Ranverso. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com Clemetina von Zähringen Birth: 1137 Death: 1175 Nobility, only daughter of Konrad von Zähringen and Clémence de Namur. She was married to duke Henry the Lion in 1148, to strengthen the alliance between the two families. She bore him three children of which two died young. The surviving daughter Gertrud later married Knud VI of Denmark. She acted as Henrys representative in Saxony during his visit to Rome. When her brothers allied with the french king against the emperor she became a political burden for her husband. The pope annulled the marriage in 1162, officially because of consanguinity, but the fact that after 14 years Henry was still without heir might have been a reason too. In 1164 she married Humbert III de Maurienne and bore him two daughters. Family links: Spouse: Umberto III Of Savoy (1136 - 1189)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Abbaye de Hautecombe Saint-Pierre-de-Curtille Departement de la Savoie Rhone-Alpes, France Created by: Lutetia Record added: Jul 18, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 73532043 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Savoy, Umberto III Of (I1074)
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| 1065 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=idachristensen&id=I404 ID: I404 Name: Simeon Hill Surname: Hill Given Name: Simeon Sex: M Birth: 27 Oct 1721 in Attleboro, Massachusetts _UID: EBDBAF21D3576C4DAD04D2E84B5322D67A89 Change Date: 26 Jun 2004 at 09:41:38 HintsAncestry Hints for Simeon Hill 3 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Father: Thomas Hill b: 8 Jun 1687 in Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts Mother: Abiah\\\ b: ABT 1690 in Dorchester, Sufffolk, Massachusetts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Hill, Simeon (I2081)
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| 1066 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mjr6387&id=I35268 ID: I35268 Name: Judith BURTON Given Name: Judith Surname: Burton Suffix: IMM Title: IMM Sex: F Birth: 1647 in Eng (or Isle of Wight Co,VA) 1 2 Death: 4 OCT 1677 in Surry Co,VA 1 2 Note: Married Nicholas Perkins. ******Judith - - Time line -----General Roberty Edwards married (2) MARY HUNT Abt. 1660 in Virginia, daughter ofWILLIAM HUNT and JUDITH BURTON. She was born Abt. 1638 in Isle of WightCo., Virginia, and died Bet. January 17, 1726/27 - April 24, 1732 in Isleof Wight Co., Virginia. - Reserach by James E. Hargraves ----- 1625 Mary Hunt born. ----- 1681 Robert, husband of Mary, died intestate before 2 May 1681, on whichdate Mary Edwards, his relict, presents to the Court, the Inventory ofhis estate and requests administration. (WB2, 2170 The appraisement ofhis estate (wb2, PG 245) takes place 9 Jul 1685 One Hundred Acre s ofland is listed, the land he bought of Palmer. A final settlement of theestate between the three daughters takes place in 1694, when he isrecorded as Dr. Robert Edwards. This Robert left no sons, his threedaughters were co-heiresses. The daughters were Margaret, Judith (namedafter her grandmother Judith Hunt), and Mary. Mary married James Bragg,1694, and he having come into one third of the land by this marriage,later buys the other two thirds from the two sisters, as show by deeds.(db 1, PG 131) The three sisters. These three sisters are referred toseveral times as "Ye daughters and co-heiresses of Robert Edwardsdeceased" Mary Hunt, relict of Robert Edwards, married secondly OwenGriffin (Isle of Wight Co. D.B. 1-57, 71 & D.B. 2, 397) (Barrett BrothersRegister) - Ancestry.com Joyce Jogen ************* [felicia.FTW] She is called Judith Burton by Worth S. Ray, in Tennessee Cousins, and inthe Burton genealogy, but Mrs. Gheesling thinks she was a widow, with adaughter Judith, when she married Wm.Huntt. See Burton Genealogy on pg.636 of Tn. Cousins, by Worth S. Ray. Also, Notes on William Huntt/Hunt of SouthsideVa. by Mrs. Catherine Gheesling, pg. 1-3. Judith died intestate by July1669. Mrs. Gheesling believes Mary and William were children of aprevious marriage of William Huntt to a possible daughter of ElizabethBoucher, by a marriage previous to her marriage to Daniel Boucher. (CarolGarrett states she was Sarah Ann Harris). ************* Excerpts downloaded from Internet of Ahnentafel Chart for Pauline Virginia Breuer. Some of the dates and other items have been changed in the present records based on analysis and other information. One significant item of information is the family migrated to Virginia in 1635, so the children, it appears, were born in England, not in Virginia as others have concluded, and in some cases shown on the download.. 1200. Richard BURTON Sr was born 1564/1594 in England. He died 1635/1682 in Henrico, VA. Richard married Katherine CHRISTIAN on 3 Mar 1604 in St. Saviors Southwork, London, England. Children 1. Francis BURTON b: WFT Est. 1594-1636 in ENGLAND 2. Judith BURTON b: WFT Est. 1594-1636 3. Robert BURTON b: BET. 1629 - 1634 4. Samuel BURTON b: WFT Est. 1594-1636 5. Richard BURTON II b: WFT Est. 1594-1636 6. Thomas BURTON , Sr. b: 1634 in Henrico County, Virginia 7. John BURTON , Sr. b: ABT. 1632 in Longfield, Henrico Co, VA [Broderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #0473, Date of Import: Aug 21, 1999] THE FAMILY CAME TO AMERICA FROM ENGLAND ON THE SHIP ABIGAIL IN 1635. 1201. Katherine CHRISTIAN was born 1571/1594 in England. She died in Henrico, VA. ********* Copyright A 2001-2005, Tim Dowling email: [email protected] ID: I945 Name: Judith Burton Given Name: Judith Surname: Burton Name: Hunt Given Name: Surname: Hunt Sex: F Birth: 1647 in Isle of Wight Co. VA Death: 1679 in Surry, VA Note: married bet 1650 and 1667William Hunt 4 July 1677 - Administration is granted to Judith Parker onthe estate of her deceased husband Richard Parker of Surry Co VA. SurityWm Carpenter and Wm. Nance. Est Bk 2 pg 141 - orders 1671/90 p 144.Her will was proved 1 July 1679 1 July 1679 Wm Hunt was appt. toadminister estate of Judah [Judith] Parker who had died and left estate. ********** Copyright A 2001-2005, Tim Dowling email: [email protected] ID: I945 Name: Judith Burton Given Name: Judith Surname: Burton Name: Hunt Given Name: Surname: Hunt Sex: F Birth: 1647 in Isle of Wight Co. VA Death: 1679 in Surry, VA Note: married bet 1650 and 1667 William Hunt 4 July 1677 - Administration is granted to Judith Parker o nthe estate of her deceased husband Richard Parker of Surry Co VA. Surity Wm Carpenter and Wm. Nance. Est Bk 2 pg 141 - orders 1671/90 p 144. Her will was proved 1 July 1679 1 July 1679 Wm Hunt was appt. to administer estate of Judah [Judith] Parker who had died and left estate. ********** Change Date: 14 MAY 2010 at 01:00:00 Father: Richard I BURTON b: ABT 1589 in New Castle,London,Middlesex,Eng Mother: Katherine CHRISTIAN b: ABT 1590 in Eng Marriage 1 William HUNT b: ABT 1625 in Of Frederick City,Shenandoah,VANote: Line in Record @F170@ (MRIN 15) from GEDCOM file not recognized: _STAT MARRIED Children1.Has Children Mary HUNT b: in Lynn,Carnavan,Wales (or Isle of Wight,VA) Marriage 2 Richard I PARKER b: 29 NOV 1630 in Warlegan,Liskeard,Cornwall,EngMarried: 1 MAY 1668 in Isle of Wight Co,VA Children1.Has Children Judith PARKER 2.Has Children Richard II PARKER b: 1670 in Surry Co,VA Sources: 1.Title: felicia.FTW Abbrev: felicia.FTW 2.Title: IGI (International Genealogical Index) Author: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication: www.familysearch.org Abbrev: IGI (International Genealogical Index) Note: Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church. Search performed using PAF Insight on 25 Feb 2006 Text: Judith Burton; Female; Birth: 1613 , , England; Death: , , Virginia; Father: Richard Burton; Mother: Katherine Christian; No source information is available. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Burton, Judith (I1994)
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| 1067 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F8FN-MZ3 Name: John Inman Sex: Male Death Date: 6 Aug 1712 Death Place: Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, British Colonial America Death Place (Original): Providence, Providence, Rhode Island Note: Name: see vol.1, p271 Page: p539 Digital Folder Number: 004250576 Microfilm Number: 915075 Image Number: 00564 Indexing Batch: B07198-8 Citing this Record "Rhode Island Town Births Index, 1639-1932", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F8FN-MZ3 : 4 November 2020), John Inman, 1712. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Inman, John (I2642)
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| 1068 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2WF-R2SK Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 25 Aug 1737 **** Event Place: Fallsington, Bucks, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America Event Place (Original): Fallsington, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States Name: Samuel Mead Sex: Male Spouse's Name: Mary Downey **** Spouse's Sex: Female Source Details: P 245 Digital Folder Number: 004034497 Microfilm Number: 823996 Image Number: 00562 Originating System: EASY Indexing Batch: M01624-7 Citing this Record "Pennsylvania Marriages, 1709-1940", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2WF-R2SK : 6 February 2020), Samuel Mead, 1737. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Family: Samuel Meade, Sr / Mary Downey (F344)
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| 1069 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V299-WVW Name: William Batchelder Sex: Male Spouse's Name: Elizabeth Watts Spouse's Sex: Female Marriage Date: 11 Apr 1720 Marriage Place: Christchurch, Middlesex, Virginia, British Colonial America Marriage Place (Original): Christchurch, Middlesex, Virginia, United States Reference: Item 5 Household Role Sex Age Birthplace Elizabeth Watts Wife F Digital Folder Number: 007817605 Microfilm Number: 873777 Originating System: ODM Indexing Batch: M50472-1 Citing this Record "Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V299-WVW : 29 January 2020), William Batchelder, 1720. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Family: William Batchelder / Elizabeth Watts (F620)
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| 1070 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sister Margaret married David Alexander, John's brother ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/u/r/Lisa-J-Hurley/GENE2-0025.html 1736. John Davidson, born Abt. 1705 in Armagh, Ireland; died Abt. 1790 in Davidson's Creek, Rowan County, North Carolina. He was the son of 3472. William Davidson and 3473. Elizabeth. He married 1737. Jane Morrison. 1737. Jane Morrison, born Bef. 1714 in Ireland; died Unknown. Notes for John Davidson: On Nov. 26, 1748 a grant of 650 acres was surveyed for John along Davidson's Creek in southern portion of present day Iredell County, NC. John and his sons fought in the American Revolution. John was a member of Safety and Correspondence, Rowan County, NC, 1774-1776. He was the Pack Horse Master under General Griffith Rutherford on the campaign against the Cherokee Indians in 1776. 1773 he introduced a bill to erect a permanent courthouse at Charlotte, but it was vetoed. ('The Olden Days" by Laverne Hutchins Bish) One of the signers of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. Came from Pennsylvania or Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland to Iredell County, NC about 1748 and resided near Center Church. Was a major in a NC regiment commanded by Col. Adam Alexander during the Revolutionary War. A monument in Charlotte, NC bears his name as a signer of the Mecklenburg Declaration. (from World FamilyTreeMaker CD volume 9 tree number 0919). More About John Davidson: Military service: fought American Revolution with sons ************************ Other/Misc.: see notes Notes for Jane Morrison: previously married, maiden name unknown Children of John Davidson and Jane Morrison are: 868 i. Colonel George Davidson, born 1728 in Shankill Parrish, County Armagh, Ulster, Ireland; died 22 Sep 1814 in Iredell Co., NC; married Catherine Penelope Reese 1749 in Anson County, NC. ii. William Davidson, born 10 Oct 1737 in Lancaster County, PA; died 16 May 1814 in Buncombe County, NC; married Margaret McConnell 01 May 1762; born 1738; died 13 Nov 1806. Notes for William Davidson: William was a major in the 4th NC Regiment at King's Mountain. After the Revolution, William and his family along with a group of settlers were the first to cross over the mountains and settle west of the Blue Ridge. They settled at the mouth of Bee Tree Creek. ("The Olden Days", Laverne Hutchins Bish) First Senator in the Legislature of North Carolina, from the county of Buncombe. The County of Buncombe was organized in his home and the first County Court was held there. (World FamilyTree Maker volume 9 tree 0919) More About William Davidson and Margaret McConnell: Marriage: 01 May 1762 iii. Samuel Davidson, born 10 Oct 1737; died 1784; married Mary Ruth Smith; died Unknown. Notes for Samuel Davidson: Killed by Indians. Wife and daughters escaped. iv. Thomas Davidson, died Unknown. Notes for Thomas Davidson: fought at Cowan's Ford, settled in South Carolina v. John Davidson, born 15 Feb 1749/50; died 28 Feb 1825; married Ruth Clement; died Unknown. Notes for John Davidson: Also known as "One-eyed John" vi. James Davidson, died Unknown. vii. Benjamin Davidson, died Unknown. viii. Rachel Davidson, died Unknown in near Nashville, TN; married John Alexander 1754; died Unknown. ******** More About John Alexander and Rachel Davidson: Marriage: 1754 ix. Elizabeth Davidson, born 1743; died 1820 in near Nashville, TN; married Ephraim McLean 1761; died Unknown. More About Ephraim McLean and Elizabeth Davidson: Marriage: 1761 x. Margaret Davidson, died Unknown; married James Smith; died Unknown. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Davidson, Rachel (I632)
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| 1071 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Excerpted from -- The Collie Family of Pittsylvania Co, VA, their Scottish origins, relatives & descendants by Betty Cox Collier The Collie Family p. 656 Footnote: 4 Peter Dunkin, Sr. apparently lived in or near Westmoreland Co., VA. He is discussed in the Genealogy of Dodson, Lucas, Etc., by S. Emmet Lucas. In addition to Ann Dunkin, Peter Dunkin, Sr. appears to have had the following children whose identities are shown in 1694 and 1701 Westmoreland County, VA, records: 1) Elizabeth, wife of George Harrison, 2) Ellen Dunkin (unmarried), 3) Rebecca, wife of Thomas Kirtley, and 4) Elinor (Dunkin) Bryan, who lived in Charles County, MD, in 1701. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Dunkin, Elinor (I2423)
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| 1072 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Excerpted from -- The Collie Family of Pittsylvania Co, VA, their Scottish origins, relatives & descendants by Betty Cox Collier The Collie Family p. 656 Footnote: 4 Peter Dunkin, Sr. apparently lived in or near Westmoreland Co., VA. He is discussed in the Genealogy of Dodson, Lucas, Etc., by S. Emmet Lucas. In addition to Ann Dunkin, Peter Dunkin, Sr. appears to have had the following children whose identities are shown in 1694 and 1701 Westmoreland County, VA, records: 1) Elizabeth, wife of George Harrison, 2) Ellen Dunkin (unmarried), 3) Rebecca, wife of Thomas Kirtley, and 4) Elinor (Dunkin) Bryan, who lived in Charles County, MD, in 1701. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Dunkin, Rebecca (I2422)
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| 1073 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Excerpted from -- The Collie Family of Pittsylvania Co, VA, their Scottish origins, relatives & descendants by Betty Cox Collier The Collie Family p. 656 Footnote: 4 Peter Dunkin, Sr. apparently lived in or near Westmoreland Co., VA. He is discussed in the Genealogy of Dodson, Lucas, Etc., by S. Emmet Lucas. In addition to Ann Dunkin, Peter Dunkin, Sr. appears to have had the following children whose identities are shown in 1694 and 1701 Westmoreland County, VA, records: 1) Elizabeth, wife of George Harrison, 2) Ellen Dunkin (unmarried), 3) Rebecca, wife of Thomas Kirtley, and 4) Elinor (Dunkin) Bryan, who lived in Charles County, MD, in 1701. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Dunkin, Ellen (I2421)
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| 1074 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Excerpted from -- The Collie Family of Pittsylvania Co, VA, their Scottish origins, relatives & descendants by Betty Cox Collier The Collie Family p. 656 Footnote: 4 Peter Dunkin, Sr. apparently lived in or near Westmoreland Co., VA. He is discussed in the Genealogy of Dodson, Lucas, Etc., by S. Emmet Lucas. In addition to Ann Dunkin, Peter Dunkin, Sr. appears to have had the following children whose identities are shown in 1694 and 1701 Westmoreland County, VA, records: 1) Elizabeth, wife of George Harrison, 2) Ellen Dunkin (unmarried), 3) Rebecca, wife of Thomas Kirtley, and 4) Elinor (Dunkin) Bryan, who lived in Charles County, MD, in 1701. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Dunkin, Elizabeth (I2420)
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| 1075 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Found at findagrave.com on 8/25/2023 Hasten Smith Birth: 7 May 1804 Death: 9 Dec 1887 (aged 83) Burial: Holland - SmithMarshall County, Kentucky, USA Memorial #: 245470791 Bio: Married 4 March 1828 Family Members Spouse Cynthia Dees Smith 1811-1888 Created by: M. Branon (46821153) Added: 7 Nov 2022 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/245470791/hasten-smith Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/245470791/hasten-smith: accessed 25 August 2023), memorial page for Hasten Smith (7 May 1804-9 Dec 1887), Find a Grave Memorial ID 245470791, citing Holland - Smith, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by M. Branon (contributor 46821153). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Smith, Haston (I2221)
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| 1076 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at findagrave.com on 6/27/2023 John Franklin Baker Birth: 25 Dec 1855 Hardeman County, Tennessee, USA Death: 3 Oct 1917 (aged 61) Trigg County, Kentucky, USA Burial: Higgins Cemetery #1Trigg County, Kentucky, USA Memorial #: 27981756 Family Members Parents John Baker 1830-1874 Sarah Henson Baker 1830-1905 Spouse Mary Ann Travis Baker 1864-1953 Siblings William Monroe Baker 1853-1929 Francis Marion Baker 1861-1937 Sarah E Baker 1862-1874 Martha Caroline Baker Fulks 1865-1947 Children Walter Jackson Baker 1882-1969 Julius Robert Baker 1886-1961 Sarah Lillie Baker Shumaker 1888-1953 George Lee Baker 1892-1974 John Roy Baker 1894-1976 Thomas Calza Baker 1897-1985 Loranzy Nathan Baker 1899-1986 Mancy Baker Balentine 1903-1997 Maintained by: Brian (46933513) Originally Created by: Kathy Hicks Thompson (46809360) Added: 2 Jul 2008 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27981756/john_franklin-baker Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27981756/john_franklin-baker: accessed 27 June 2023), memorial page for John Franklin Baker (25 Dec 1855-3 Oct 1917), Find a Grave Memorial ID 27981756, citing Higgins Cemetery #1, Trigg County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by Brian (contributor 46933513). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at findagrave.com bef 6/27/2023 John Franklin Baker Birth: Dec. 25, 1855 Tennessee, USA Death: Oct. 3, 1917 Trigg County Kentucky, USA Family links: Spouse: Mary Ann Travis Baker (1864 - 1953) Children: Walter Jackson Baker (1882 - 1969)* Julius Robert Baker (1886 - 1961)* George Lee Baker (1892 - 1974)* Thomas Calza Baker (1897 - 1985)* Ranzy Baker (1899 - 1986)* Mancy Baker Balentine (1903 - 1997)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Higgins Cemetery #1 Trigg County Kentucky, USA Maintained by: Brian Originally Created by: Kathy Thompson Record added: Jul 02, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 27981756 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NSW1-QHY Name: Frank Baker Titles and Terms: Event Type: Death Event Date: 1917 Event Place: Golden Pond, Trigg, Kentucky, United States Gender: Male Age: Race: Race (Original): Occupation: Birth Year (Estimated): Birthplace: Burial Place: Cemetery: Father's Name: John Baker Father's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name: Sarah Collans Mother's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name: Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Gender: GS Film Number: 1942772 Digital Folder Number: 004186134 Image Number: 02766 Citing this Record: "Kentucky Death Records, 1911-1961", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NSW1-QHY : 12 December 2014), Frank Baker, 1917. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKH1-GTGH Name: Frank Baker Event Type: Death Event Date: 03 Oct 1917 Event Place: Trigg, Kentucky, United States Age: 61 Birth Date: Birth Year (Estimated): 1856 Digital Folder Number: Citing this Record: "Kentucky, Vital Record Indexes, 1911-1999," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKH1-GTGH : accessed 15 August 2015), Frank Baker, 03 Oct 1917; citing Death, Trigg, Kentucky, United States, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=genek105&id=P2479 ID: P2479 Name: John Franklin Baker _APID: 1,7163::33947777 1 _APID: 1,7667::39724801 2 _APID: 1,7602::21698762 3 _APID: 1,7884::8956351 4 _APID: 1,1222::731700 5 _APID: 1,3077::91918 6 _APID: 1,6742::12064833 7 _APID: 1,4428::42762 8 Birth: 25 Dec 1855 in Tennessee _APID: 1,7163::33947777 1 _APID: 1,7667::39724801 2 _APID: 1,7602::21698762 3 _APID: 1,7884::8956351 4 _APID: 1,1222::731700 5 _APID: 1,3077::91918 6 _APID: 1,6742::12064833 7 Residence: 1880 Birmingham, Marshall, Kentucky, United States _APID: 1,6742::12064833 7 Death: 3 October 1917 in Birmingham, Trigg Co, Kentucky, USA _APID: 1,1222::731700 5 _APID: 1,3077::91918 6 Residence: 9 Oct 1917 Kentucky _APID: 1,1222::731700 5 Residence: 1910 Magisterial District 1, Trigg, Kentucky _APID: 1,7884::8956351 4 Residence: 1900 Birmingham Village, Marshall, Kentucky _APID: 1,7602::21698762 3 Residence: Aug 22, 1860 Marshall, Kentucky _APID: 1,7667::39724801 2 Residence: Aug 27, 1870 Bishop, Marshall, Kentucky _APID: 1,7163::33947777 1 Sex: M 9 HintsAncestry Hints for John Franklin Baker 6 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Father: John Baker b: abt 1830 in Tennesse Kentucky Mother: Sarah Collans Henson b: abt 1831 in North Carolina Marriage 1 Mary Ann Travis b: 17 Mar 1864 in , Marshall, Kentucky, USA Married: 13 July, 1881 in Marshall, KY 8 Children 1.Has Children Walter Jackson Baker b: 25 Jul 1882 in KY 2.Has Children Julius R Baker b: 21 Nov 1886 in Kentucky 3.Has No Children Lillia Baker b: Apr 1890 in Kentucky 4.Has No Children George Lee Baker b: 9 May 1891 in Birmingham, Marshall, Kentucky, United States 5.Has Children Roy John Baker b: 9 Apr 1894 in Marshall, Kentucky 6.Has Children Thomas Kelsie Baker b: 3 May 1897 in Kentucky 7.Has Children Loranzy Nathen Hale Baker b: 26 Sep 1899 in Kentucky 8.Has Children Mancy Mary Baker b: 23 Mar 1903 in Kentucky Sources: 1.Repository: Name: Ancestry.com Note: Title: 1870 United States Federal Census Author: Ancestry.com Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2003.Original data - 1870. United States. Ninth Census of the United States, 1870. Washington, D.C. National Archives and Records Administration. M593, RG29, 1,761 rolls. Minnesota. Minnes Note: Page: Year: 1870; Census Place: Bishop, Marshall, Kentucky; Roll: M593_485; Page: 291; Image: 588. Note: http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=1870usfedcen&h=33947777&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Text: Birth date: abt 1855 Birth place: Tennessee Residence date: 1870 Residence place: Bishop, Marshall, Kentucky 2.Repository: Name: Ancestry.com Note: Title: 1860 United States Federal Census Author: Ancestry.com Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Eighth Census of the United States, 1860. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1860. M653, 1 Note: Page: Year: 1860; Census Place: , Marshall, Kentucky; Roll: M653_385; Page: 0; Image: 421. Note: http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=1860usfedcenancestry&h=39724801&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Text: Birth date: abt 1855 Birth place: Tennessee Residence date: 1860 Residence place: Marshall, Kentucky 3.Repository: Name: Ancestry.com Note: Title: 1900 United States Federal Census Author: Ancestry.com Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, Note: Page: Year: 1900; Census Place: Birmingham, Marshall, Kentucky; Roll: ; Page: ; Enumeration District: . Note: http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=1900usfedcen&h=21698762&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Text: Birth date: Jan 1856 Birth place: Tennessee Marriage date: 1881 Marriage place: Residence date: 1900 Residence place: Birmingham Village, Marshall, Kentucky 4.Repository: Name: Ancestry.com Note: Title: 1910 United States Federal Census Author: Ancestry.com Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Thirteenth Census of the Unit Note: Page: Year: 1910; Census Place: Magisterial District 1, Trigg, Kentucky; Roll: T624_501; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 147; Image: 899. Note: http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=1910uscenindex&h=8956351&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Text: Birth date: abt 1855 Birth place: Tennessee Residence date: 1910 Residence place: Magisterial District 1, Trigg, Kentucky 5.Repository: Name: Ancestry.com Note: Title: Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953 Author: Ancestry.com Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007.Original data - Kentucky. Kentucky Birth, Marriage and Death Records ? Microfilm (1852-1910). Microfilm rolls #994027-994058. Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort Note: Note: http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=kydeaths&h=731700&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Text: Birth date: 25 Dec 1855 Birth place: Tennessee Death date: 9 Oct 1917 Death place: Trigg, Kentucky Residence date: Residence place: Kentucky 6.Repository: Name: Ancestry.com Note: Title: Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Author: Ancestry.com Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000.Original data - Commonwealth of Kentucky, Health Data Branch, Divisision of Epidemiology and Health Planning. Kentucky Death Index, 1911-present. Frankfort, KY, USA: Kentucky Departme Note: Note: http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=kyvital&h=91918&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Text: Birth date: abt 1856 Birth place: Death date: 3 October 1917 Death place: Trigg, Kentucky 7.Repository: Name: Ancestry.com Note: Title: 1880 United States Federal Census Author: Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. 1880 U.S. Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limite Note: Page: Year: 1880; Census Place: Birmingham, Marshall, Kentucky; Roll: T9_432; Family History Film: 1254432; Page: 189.2000; Enumeration District: 208; Image: 0382. Note: http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=1880usfedcen&h=12064833&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Text: Birth date: abt 1856 Birth place: Tennessee Residence date: 1880 Residence place: Birmingham, Marshall, Kentucky, United States 8.Repository: Name: Ancestry.com Note: Title: Kentucky Marriages, 1851-1900 Author: Dodd, Jordan, comp. Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.Original data - See extended description for original data sources listed by county.Original data: See extended description for original data sources listed by county. Note: Note: http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=kymarr&h=42762&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Text: Marriage date: 13 Jul 1881 Marriage place: Marshall, KY 9.Repository: Name: Ancestry.com Note: Title: Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Note: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. Page: Ancestry Family Trees Note: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=8669268&pid=2479 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Baker, John Franklin (I1238)
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| 1077 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Found at findagrave.com on 3/26/2021 Col John Cooper Birth: 1668 Death: 27 Feb 1736 (aged 6768) Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA Burial: Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA Plot: Founder's Vault Memorial #: 124911939 Bio: died in his 68th year. removed from Old Burying Ground, Newark, Essex, NJ in 1889. Family Members Parents Timothy Cooper 1644-1679 Spouse Phebe Ward Cooper 1669-1720 Siblings Sarah Cooper Woodruff 1666-1727 Mary Cooper Ward 1667-1736 Created by: NotYourTime (47318863) Added: 10 Feb 2014 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/124911939/john-cooper Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 26 March 2021), memorial page for Col John Cooper (166827 Feb 1736), Find a Grave Memorial no. 124911939, citing Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA ; Maintained by NotYourTime (contributor 47318863) . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Cooper, John (I2721)
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| 1078 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Found at findagrave.com on 12/31/2021 Thomas White Sr. Birth: 1701 County Antrim, Northern Ireland Death: 1778 (aged 7677) Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA Burial: Old Lancaster Burying Ground, Lancaster Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA Memorial #: 213994899 Family Members Parents Hugh Moses White 1671-1741 Isabella Jane Cochran White 1670-1722 Siblings Moses White 1685-1757 Hugh Henry White 1698-1789 Mary Elizabeth Preston White Melton 1700-1785 Robert White 1705-1741 John White 1707-1775 William White 1712-Unknown Thomas White 1713-1779 Stephen White 1715-1803 James White 1717-Unknown Isaac White 1726-1782 Half Siblings John W White 1719-1831 Created by: Lotsacousins (48730524) Added: 1 Aug 2020 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/213994899/thomas-white Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/213994899/thomas-white : accessed 31 December 2021), memorial page for Thomas White Sr. (17011778), Find a Grave Memorial ID 213994899, citing Old Lancaster Burying Ground, Lancaster Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA ; Maintained by Lotsacousins (contributor 48730524) . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | White, Thomas (I2941)
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| 1079 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Found at findagrave.com on 3/16/2021 Thomas FitzJohn FitzGerald Birth: 1296 Northern Ireland Death: 9 Apr 1328 (aged 3132) Maynooth, County Kildare, Ireland Burial: Grey Abbey, Kildare, County Kildare, Ireland Memorial #: 86163609 Bio: Thomas FitzJohn FitzGerald, 2nd Earl of Kildare, Lord Offaly and Lord Justice of Ireland The eldest son of John FitzGerald, 1st Earl of Kildare, Lord Offaly, and Blanche, daughter of John, Lord Fermoy. Thomas married Joan Burgh, the third daughter of Richard de Burgh, 2nd Earl of Ulster. They married 16 August 1312 at Greencastle, County Down, and had three sons: * John FitzJohn FitzGerald * Richard FitzJohn FitzGerald, 3rd Earl of Kildare * Maurice FitzJohn FitzGerald, 4th Earl of Kildare Thomas was appointed commander of 30,000 men to fight Edward Bruce and the Scots. But with Roger, Lord Mortimer landing about the same time at Youghall the engagement was deferred until his force could also join them; but Bruce was in the meantime defeated and killed, in 1318, putting an end to the Scottish kingdom in Ireland. In 1320 Thomas, 2nd Earl of Kildare was appointed Lord Justice of Ireland, reconfirmed in February 1326, and office he held until his death two years later at Maynooth. He was interred in the Franciscan Friary at Kildare. Family Members Parents John FitzThomas FitzGerald 1250-1316 Spouse Joan Burgh Fitz Gerald 1296-1359 Siblings Joan FitzGerald Butler 1282-1320 Children Maurice FitzGerald Unknown-1390 Richard FitzGerald 1317-1329 Maintained by: Anne Shurtleff Stevens (46947920) Originally Created by: Jerry Ferren (47114881) Added: 3 Mar 2012 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/86163609/thomas-fitzjohn-fitzgerald Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 16 March 2021), memorial page for Thomas FitzJohn FitzGerald (12969 Apr 1328), Find a Grave Memorial no. 86163609, citing Grey Abbey, Kildare, County Kildare, Ireland ; Maintained by Anne Shurtleff Stevens (contributor 46947920) . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | FitzGerald, Thomas FitzJohn (I2711)
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| 1080 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at findagrave.com on 5/12/2020 Elizabeth Gordon Birth: 1552 Orkney Islands, Scotland Death: unknown Burial: Unknown Memorial #: 163283798 Bio: Elizabeth Gordon was born in the Orkney Islands, Scotland in 1552. She had four sons and three daughters with husband Alexander Jack (1547-?). Their children are: Margaret Patterson Jack 1574-? in Thurso, Caithness, Scotland James WG Jack 1581-? in Camsboy, Caithness, Scotland Nellie A Jack 1583-? in Camsboy, Caithness, Scotland Donald G Jack 1591-? in Thurso, Caithness, Scotland John Jack 1593-? in Thurso, Caithness, Scotland Alexander Jack 1595-? in Wick, Caithness, Scotland Annabella Jack 1599-? in Thurso, Caithness, Scotland Family Members Spouse Alexander Jack 1547-Unknown Children Margaret Patterson Jack 1574-Unknown Created by: Terri Richards (47595324) Added: 25 May 2016 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/163283798/elizabeth-gordon Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 13 May 2020), memorial page for Elizabeth Gordon (1552unknown), Find a Grave Memorial no. 163283798, ; Maintained by Terri Richards (contributor 47595324) Unknown. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Gordon, Elizabeth (I2561)
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| 1081 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Found at findagrave.com on 3/26/2021 John Ward Birth: 1635 Branford, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA Death: 26 Jul 1684 (aged 4849) Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA Burial: Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA Plot: Founder's Vault Memorial #: 220027272 Bio: s/o George Ward & Margaret (-) Ward of Branford, CT. removed from Old Burying Ground, Newark, Essex, NJ in 1889. Family Members Children Caleb Ward 1669-1735 Created by: NotYourTime (47318863) Added: 21 Dec 2020 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/220027272/john-ward Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 26 March 2021), memorial page for John Ward (163526 Jul 1684), Find a Grave Memorial no. 220027272, citing Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, USA ; Maintained by NotYourTime (contributor 47318863) . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Ward, John (I2715)
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| 1082 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mjr6387&id=I34980 ID: I34980 Name: Francis BURTON Given Name: Francis Surname: Burton Sex: M Birth: ABT 1630 in Henrico Co,VA 1 Death: in VA 2 Note: Re: Descendants of Francis Burton Posted by: Janice Mauldin Castleman Date: March 09, 2000 at 10:14:37 In Reply to: Descendants of Francis Burton by Janet Burton of 2184 She certainly has a nice site with lots of information. However, she hasmy line entered incorrectly - #14 Hutchins Burton. Here is the correctdata (as I see it): Descendants of Hutchins Burton 1 Hutchins BURTON b: April 09, 1694 in Henrico Co., VA d: 1763in Henrico Co., VA .. +Susanna Watson ALLEN b: May 17, 1700 in New Kent Co., VA d: 1795in Henrico Co., VA Father: Samuel Allen, Jr. m: March 16, 1718/19 in NewKent Co., VA 2 Samuel BURTON b: December 25, 1719 in Henrico Co., VA d: 1757in Prince Edward Co., VA 2 Drury BURTON b: November 23, 1721 in Henrico Co., VA 2 Hutchins BURTON b: September 25, 1723 in Henrico Co., VA d:Abt. 1801 in Mecklenburg Co., VA +Judith ALLEN b: Abt. 1718 in St. Peter's Parish, Henrico, VAFather: William Allen Mother: Hannah Watson m: March 16, 1741/42 inGoochland Co., VA 2 David BURTON b: June 25, 1725 in Henrico Co., VA d: 1757+Mary Wiltshire GROMARRIN b: Abt. 1728 m: 1750 2 William Allen BURTON b: July 25, 1727 in Henrico Co., VA d:1773 in Cumberland Co., VA +Mary WALTHALL b: September 15, 1730 in Bristol Parish, VAFather: Richard Walthall Mother: Mary Unknown m: Abt. 1751 2 Noel BURTON b: April 27, 1729 in Henrico Co., VA d: inHenrico Co., VA +Mary UNKNOWN b: Abt. 1735 m: Abt. 1755 2 Ann BURTON b: December 07, 1731 in Henrico Co., VA +Anthony MATTHEWS b: Abt. 1725 2 Charles BURTON b: May 04, 1734 in Henrico Co., VA d: Abt.1801 in Spartanburg Co., SC (Charles and Mary Hunt Burton continues myline through their son David Burton) +Mary HUNT b: Abt. 1735 in VA d: Abt. 1804 in SpartanburgCo., SC Father: George Hunt Mother: Frances Moore m: March10, 1750/51 in Goochland Co., VA 2 Robert BURTON b: December 04, 1736 in Henrico Co., VA d: Abt.1806 in Madison Co., KY 2 Susannah BURTON b: January 15, 1737/38 in Henrico Co., VA d:Bef. 1821 in Pittsylvania Co., VA +William PRICE b: September 03, 1730 in Henrico Co., VA d:Abt. 1812 in Pittsylvania Co., VA Father: John Price Mother: HannahWilliamson m: March 29, 1752 in Henrico Co., VA 2 Richard BURTON b: February 05, 1739/40 in Henrico Co., VA d:Abt. 1779 in Wilkes Co., NC +Mary PLEASANTS b: Abt. 1739 in Cumberland Co., VA 2 Julius BURTON b: October 22, 1742 in Henrico Co., VA d: Bef.1790 in Mecklenburg Co.?, NC +Rebekah CLAYTON b: Abt. 1743 m: March 10, 1763 in GoochlandCo., VA NOTES for Hutchins Burton: Hutchins was born 09 Apr 1694, married 31 Mar 1719 (records of marriagesin St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., VA), and died 1763 in Henrico Co.,VA. His family resided at Westham (Burton Chronicles of Colonial Virginia),on the western side of what is now the city of Richmond. His firstappearance in the records was in 1719 when he was appointed road surveyor"from William Gordons to Tuckahoe Bridge." The land patents to HutchinsBurton began on Sept. 5, 1723 (book 11, page 246) when he purchased 400acres on the north side of James river. On Mar. 24, 1725, he secured bypatent 400 more acres. On Aug. 1, 1735, he purchased 400 additional acreson the north side of James river. Benjamin Clark was a neighbor. DuringJuly 1745 he obtained land grants for 390 acres and another plot of 191acres. There is evidence of many more land purchases and sales. He mayhave owned in excess of 2500 acres of land in Henrico and CumberlandCounties. When he married in 1719, the record in St. Peter's Parish in New KentCounty stated: "Mr. Hutchins Burton and Susanna Allen was married Marchye 31st 1719". A copy of their Bible record is found in the Library ofVirginia, Richmond, VA. It is a poor, barely readable copy, #30346,listed under Burton-Price Family bible Records, Henrico & PittsylvaniaCounties 1694-1779. The book "The Allen Family of England....etc" by Richard Fenton Wicker,Jr. 1995, page 16, incorrectly gives information regarding HutchensBurton, the husband of Judith Allen. Mr. Wicker claims that Hutchens'father was Abraham (1669-1736) and Mary (Bevill) Burton. He uses "TNCousins, page 636) as a source saying that Abraham Burton was the son ofThomas and Susannah (Allen) Burton. I would believe that the Bible recordquoted above was more accurate. Of their many children, two were, according to court records, a cause ofsome concern and trouble for their parents. In Feb. 1762 Hutchins broughtsuit against Samuel (his son) and Mary Burton (widow of his son David) asexecutors of David Burton. In his will dated 1763, Hutchins left onlyfive shillings to his son Samuel and made no mention of his grandsonDavid. His will is found in loose leaf papers in the State Library atRichmond, VA. The will of Hutchins Burton is found in Colonial Wills of Henrico Co.,VA, Part 2 1737-1781 by Benjamin B. Weisiger III: "To son Samuel Burton,5 shillings, to son Hutchins Burton 2 negroes, to son William AllenBurton 2 negroes, to son Noel Burton 90 acres on upper side of WesthamCreek including plantation where he lives, cow and calf, 1 negro forlife, and after his death to his daughter Ann Burton, to my son in lawAnthony Mathews and to my daughter Ann Mathews, a negro man, also mynegro woman Fillis for life, and 2 negroes to granddaughter ElizabethMathews and negro to granddaughter Susanna Mathews, to son CharlesBurton, 2 negroes and 100 pounds of the money the land in CumberlandCounty sold for, to son Robert Burton 5 shillings, to son in law WilliamPrice and my daughter Susannah Price 6 negroes, and to said daughter anegro to be divided after her death, between her daughters Sarley,Susannah and Elizabeth, to son Richard Burton, 2 negroes and items; andif he dies, to my son Julius Burton, to son Julius Burton 2 negroes anditems and if he dies to my son Richard Burton, to son Hutchins Burton 300acres where he lives and 1/2 the mill, to son Julius, after death of hismother, all the other part of that tract where I live, about 400 acres toseel negro woman Doll, and divide money between my daughters Ann Mathewsand Susannah Price, to Magdalene Burton, daughter of my son HutchinsBurton a cow and calf, to wife Susannah, house and plantation for lifeand negroes. Wife and sons Hutchins and William to be executors. Dated 09May 1763. Witness: Wm. Street and Lewis Ball. Recorded 03 Oct. 1763. *************Excerpts downloaded from Internet of Ahnentafel Chart for Pauline Virginia Breuer. Some of the dates and other items have been changed in the present records based on analysis and other information. One significant item of information is the family migrated to Virginia in 1635, so the children, it appears, were born in England, not in Virginia as others have concluded, and in some cases shown on the download.. 1200. Richard BURTON Sr was born 1564/1594 in England. He died 1635/1682 in Henrico, VA. Richard married Katherine CHRISTIAN on 3 Mar 1604 in St. Saviors Southwork, London, England. Children 1. Francis BURTON b: WFT Est. 1594-1636 in ENGLAND 2. Judith BURTON b: WFT Est. 1594-1636 3. Robert BURTON b: BET. 1629 - 1634 4. Samuel BURTON b: WFT Est. 1594-1636 5. Richard BURTON II b: WFT Est. 1594-1636 6. Thomas BURTON , Sr. b: 1634 in Henrico County, Virginia 7. John BURTON , Sr. b: ABT. 1632 in Longfield, Henrico Co, VA [Broderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #0473, Date of Import: Aug 21, 1999] THE FAMILY CAME TO AMERICA FROM ENGLAND ON THE SHIP ABIGAIL IN 1635. 1201. Katherine CHRISTIAN was born 1571/1594 in England. She died in Henrico, VA. ******** Change Date: 14 NOV 2009 at 00:00:00 HintsAncestry Hints for Francis BURTON 1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Father: Richard I BURTON b: ABT 1589 in New Castle,London,Middlesex,Eng Mother: Katherine CHRISTIAN b: ABT 1590 in Eng Sources: 1.Title: IGI (International Genealogical Index) Author: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication: www.familysearch.org Abbrev: IGI (International Genealogical Index) Note: Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church. Search performed using PAF Insight on 25 Feb 2006 Text: Francis Burton; Male; Birth: About 1610 , , England; Father: Richard Burton; Mother: Katherine Christian; No source information is available. 2.Title: IGI (International Genealogical Index) Author: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication: www.familysearch.org Abbrev: IGI (International Genealogical Index) Note: Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church. Search performed using PAF Insight on 25 Feb 2006 Text: Francis Burton; Male; Birth: 1610 , , England; Death: , , Virginia; Father: Richard Burton; Mother: Katherine Christian; No source information is available. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Burton, Francis (I1997)
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| 1083 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mjr6387&id=I35165 ID: I35165 Name: Frances BURTON Given Name: Frances Surname: Burton Suffix: Capt Gentleman Title: Capt Gentleman Sex: M Birth: ABT 1550 in New Castle,York,Eng Death: AFT 1590 in Eng Change Date: 6 AUG 2011 at 22:07:50 Father: Edward BURTON b: 1510 in Eng Mother: Ann MADOCKS b: 1510 in Eng Marriage 1 Judith ALLEN b: ABT 1553 in Shrewsbury,Shorpshire,EngMarried: ABT 1574 in Eng Children1.Has No Children Robert BURTON b: 1575 2.Has No Children Thomas BURTON b: 1576 3.Has Children John BURTON b: 1578 in London,Middlesex,Eng 4.Has Children Richard I BURTON b: ABT 1589 in New Castle,London,Middlesex,Eng 5.Has No Children Bryan BURTON b: 1582 6.Has No Children Ann BURTON b: 1584 7.Has No Children Ralph BURTON b: 1588 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Burton, Francis (I2000)
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| 1084 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=rebaparks45&id=I27994 ID: I27994 Name: ELIZA WASHBURN Sex: F Birth: 1812 in NC Death: 30 OCT 1891 of dropsy Census: 1860 marshall co. KY Burial: Family burying ground near Hamlet,KY Father: GABRIEL W. WASHBURN b: 14 NOV 1789 in York Co. SC Mother: JOANN\JANE BAKER b: ABT 1790 in NC Marriage 1 JOHN HAMILTON b: 1812 in NC Married: 23 JUL 1833 in Calloway Co. KY Children 1.Has Children HULDY JANE HAMILTON b: 17 FEB 1832 in VA? 2.Has Children Elizabeth E. Hamilton b: 22 NOV 1835 3.Has Children Lewis Clark Hamilton b: SEP 1838 4.Has Children Sarah E. Hamilton b: BET 1839 AND 1841 in Calloway Co. KY 5.Has Children 'Frank' Benjamin F. Hamilton b: SEP 1842 6.Has Children Mary A. Hamilton b: BET 1843 AND 1848 in marshall co. KY 7.Has No Children William B. Hamilton b: 1848 8.Has Children Martha M. Hamilton b: 27 FEB 1851 9.Has No Children Priscilla Hamilton ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/huron81.htm 1881 marriages from MS 932 UNDER CONSTRUCTION! Huron #004671-81 George GODBOLT, 25, farmer, Albion, Usborne, s/o George & Ann, married Eliza WASHBURN, 22, Blanshard, Usborne, d/o Charles & Jane, witnesses were Charles GODBOLT of Usborne & Clara VOSPER of St. Marys, Nov. 3, 1880 at Usborne -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Washburn, Elizabeth (I959)
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| 1085 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XD3Q-DVS Name: Willie D. Manning Birth Date: Birthplace: Age: Spouse's Name: Sally Thurman Spouse's Birth Date: Spouse's Birthplace: Spouse's Age: Event Date: 02 Apr 1821 Event Place: , Rutherford, Tennessee Father's Name: Mother's Name: Spouse's Father's Name: Spouse's Mother's Name: Race: Marital Status: Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M71126-1 System Origin: Tennessee-ODM GS Film number: 379649 Reference ID: Citing this Record: "Tennessee, Marriages, 1796-1950," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XD3Q-DVS : accessed 8 May 2015), Willie D. Manning and Sally Thurman, 02 Apr 1821; citing , Rutherford, Tennessee, reference ; FHL microfilm 379,649. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Family: Willie D Manning / Sally Thurman (F347)
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| 1086 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Excerpted from -- The Collie Family of Pittsylvania Co, VA, their Scottish origins, relatives & descendants by Betty Cox Collier The Collie Family p. 656 Dennis Cornwell (d. pre 1735), father of Charles Cornwell (d. 1781) Dennis Cornwell, father of Charles Cornwell, is thought to be the Dennis Cornwell who was transported to Virginia (apparently from England) sometime around 1692 by Richard Taylor. Subsequently, on April 20, 1694, Taylor was granted 293 acres in Nansemond County, VA, for importing Dennis Cornwell and five other persons as settlers for the Virginia colony.3 If typical, the date of the grant would have been about two years after the event. Over several decades, this policy was responsible for bringing in thousands of ablebodied men and women, who helped develop Virginia and whose descendants number in the millions today. From information in a Westmoreland County, VA, deed, dated 1698, Dennis Cornwell's wife appears to have been Ann Dunkin, daughter of a Peter Dunkin, Sr. According to other **** researchers, Peter Dunkin, Sr. was born in 1633 and died about 1676 when his will apparently was proved.4 Dennis Cornwell is mentioned in at least twelve court records dating between 1693 and 1704 in Westmoreland County, VA, and then in three court records (all in 1711) occurring in Stafford County, VA, where he apparently moved sometime by 1711.5 Dennis had died by May 20,1735, when a Prince William County, VA, deed reported the sale of 100 acres he had owned in his lifetime from a 200-acre tract he had purchased in 1699. The sale was to John Tayloe of "Lunnenbury Parish" in Richmond County, VA, and was done by his sons, Charles and Peter Cornwell, who were identified as being of Hambleton Parish in Prince William County, VA. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Excerpted from -- The Collie Family of Pittsylvania Co, VA, their Scottish origins, relatives & descendants by Betty Cox Collier The Collie Family p. 656 Footnote: 4 Peter Dunkin, Sr. apparently lived in or near Westmoreland Co., VA. He is discussed in the Genealogy of Dodson, Lucas, Etc., by S. Emmet Lucas. In addition to Ann Dunkin, Peter Dunkin, Sr. appears to have had the following children whose identities are shown in 1694 and 1701 Westmoreland County, VA, records: 1) Elizabeth, wife of George Harrison, 2) Ellen Dunkin (unmarried), 3) Rebecca, wife of Thomas Kirtley, and 4) Elinor (Dunkin) Bryan, who lived in Charles County, MD, in 1701. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 5/12/2020 Ann Duncan Cornhill Birth: 1666 Westmoreland County, Virginia, USA Death: unknown Stafford County, Virginia, USA Burial: Unknown Memorial #: 32419240 Family Members Parents Peter Duncan 1624-1676 Elizabeth Caldwell Duncan 1630-1671 Spouse Dennis Cornhill 1655-1715 Siblings Charles Duncan 1647-1712 Children Peter Cornwell 1688-1778 Mary Cornwell Wallis 1701-Unknown Charles Coleman Cornwell 1703-1781 Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern (46810811) Added: 26 Dec 2008 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32419240/ann-cornhill Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 12 May 2020), memorial page for Ann Duncan Cornhill (1666unknown), Find a Grave Memorial no. 32419240, ; Maintained by Cindy Cornwell McCachern (contributor 46810811) Unknown. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com bef 5/12/2020 Ann Dunkin Cornhill Birth: 1666 Westmoreland County Virginia, USA Death: unknown Stafford County Virginia, USA Family links: Spouse: Dennis Cornhill (1655 - 1714) Children: Peter Cornwell (1688 - 1778)* Charles Cornwell (1697 - 1781)* Mary Cornwell Wallis (1701 - ____)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Unknown Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern Record added: Dec 26, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 32419240 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Dunkin, Ann (I612)
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| 1087 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Excerpted from -- The Collie Family of Pittsylvania Co, VA, their Scottish origins, relatives & descendants by Betty Cox Collier The Collie Family p. 656 Dennis Cornwell (d. pre 1735), father of Charles Cornwell (d. 1781) Dennis Cornwell, father of Charles Cornwell, is thought to be the Dennis Cornwell who was transported to Virginia (apparently from England) sometime around 1692 by Richard Taylor. Subsequently, on April 20, 1694, Taylor was granted 293 acres in Nansemond County, VA, for importing Dennis Cornwell and five other persons as settlers for the Virginia colony.3 If typical, the date of the grant would have been about two years after the event. Over several decades, this policy was responsible for bringing in thousands of ablebodied men and women, who helped develop Virginia and whose descendants number in the millions today. From information in a Westmoreland County, VA, deed, dated 1698, Dennis Cornwell's wife appears to have been Ann Dunkin, daughter of a Peter Dunkin, Sr. According to other **** researchers, Peter Dunkin, Sr. was born in 1633 and died about 1676 when his will apparently was proved.4 Dennis Cornwell is mentioned in at least twelve court records dating between 1693 and 1704 in Westmoreland County, VA, and then in three court records (all in 1711) occurring in Stafford County, VA, where he apparently moved sometime by 1711.5 Dennis had died by May 20,1735, when a Prince William County, VA, deed reported the sale of 100 acres he had owned in his lifetime from a 200-acre tract he had purchased in 1699. The sale was to John Tayloe of "Lunnenbury Parish" in Richmond County, VA, and was done by his sons, Charles and Peter Cornwell, who were identified as being of Hambleton Parish in Prince William County, VA. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at findagrave.com on 5/12/2020 Dennis Cornhill ** Cornhill ? Birth: 1655 Death: 1715 (aged 5960) Stafford County, Virginia, USA ** or bef 1735? Burial: Unknown Memorial #: 32419196 Family Members Spouse Ann Duncan Cornhill 1666-Unknown Children ** Note children's names listed 'Cornwell' ** Peter Cornwell 1688-1778 Mary Cornwell Wallis 1701-Unknown Charles Coleman Cornwell 1703-1781 Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern (46810811) Added: 26 Dec 2008 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32419196/dennis-cornhill Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 12 May 2020), memorial page for Dennis Cornhill (16551715), Find a Grave Memorial no. 32419196, ; Maintained by Cindy Cornwell McCachern (contributor 46810811) Unknown. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at findagrave.com bef 5/12/2020 Dennis Cornhill ** Cornhill ? Birth: 1655 Death: 1714 Stafford County Virginia, USA Family links: Spouse: Ann Dunkin Cornhill (1666 - ____)* Children: ** Note children's names listed 'Cornwell' ** Peter Cornwell (1688 - 1778)* Charles Cornwell (1697 - 1781)* Mary Cornwell Wallis (1701 - ____)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Unknown Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern Record added: Dec 26, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 32419196 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Cornhill, Dennis (I611)
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| 1088 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 4/21/2025 Daniel Llewellyn Birth: 1647 Charles City County, Virginia, USA Death: 26 Jan 1712 (aged 64-65) Henrico County, Virginia, USA Burial: Westover Plantation Cemetery, Charles City, Charles City County, Virginia, USA Memorial #: 260881785 Family Members Spouse Jane Stith Llewellyn 1657-1709 Created by: Lois Lambertson Waln (46559972) Added: 2023-10-23T15:20:15.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/260881785/daniel-llewellyn Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/260881785/daniel-llewellyn: accessed April 21, 2025), memorial page for Daniel Llewellyn (1647-26 Jan 1712), Find a Grave Memorial ID 260881785, citing Westover Plantation Cemetery, Charles City, Charles City County, Virginia, USA; Maintained by Lois Lambertson Waln (contributor 46559972). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Llewellyn-xx, Daniel (I3366)
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| 1089 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 8/25/2023 Cynthia Dees Smith Birth: 4 May 1811 Death: 5 Jan 1888 (aged 76) Burial: Holland - SmithMarshall County, Kentucky, USA Memorial #: 245470814 Bio: Daughter of Denson Dees Family Members Parents Denson Dees 1785-Unknown Spouse Hasten Smith 1804-1887 Siblings Absalam Smith 1830-1902 William Denson Smith 1836-1892 Created by: M. Branon (46821153) Added: 7 Nov 2022 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/245470814/cynthia-smith Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/245470814/cynthia-smith: accessed 25 August 2023), memorial page for Cynthia Dees Smith (4 May 1811-5 Jan 1888), Find a Grave Memorial ID 245470814, citing Holland - Smith, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by M. Branon (contributor 46821153). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://www.mytrees.com/ancestry-family/ha004154-253-29/Rachel-Holland-Born-1793-in-SC.html Holland-Smith Cemetery: This was once the John Lucas Holland farm. The TVA counted 40+ graves. pm a 1 a. lot but people who knew the neighborhood thought there were considerably more buried here. Some material came from Annie Cox Heath and Charles Smith. (Source: Marshall County, KY -- Cemeteries, Vol. 2) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/DEES/2003-07/1059149809 From: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DEES] Drury Dees- 4generations continued Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 12:16:49 EDT Generation No. 4 9. CYNTHIA7 DEES (DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 04 May 1811 in Kentucky, and died 05 January 1888 in Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky - Holland-Smith Cemetery. She married HASTON SMITH. Notes for CYNTHIA DEES: 1880 Kentucky Census Marshall County Haston SMITH Self 75 NC Farmer NC NC Sintha SMITH Wife 68 KY Keeping House NC KY Children of CYNTHIA DEES and HASTON SMITH are: i. PERMELIA8 SMITH, b. Abt. 1828; d. Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky - Holland-Smith Cemetery; m. JOHN LUCAS HOLLAND, 28 March 1848, Marshall County, Kentucky. ii. ABSALOM SMITH, b. 17 August 1830. iii. WILLIAM DENSON SMITH, b. 09 December 1836, Marshall County, Kentucky; d. 29 June 1892, Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky - Holland-Smith Cemetery; m. ELIZABETH CATHERINE HOLLAND, Marshall County, Kentucky. iv. WILLIS B. SMITH, b. 19 January 1855, Marshall County, Kentucky; d. 14 July 1858, Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky - Holland-Smith Cemetery. 10. EZEKIEL7 DEES (DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born Abt. 1818 in Kentucky, and died 1882 in Marquand, Madison County, Missouri - Stephens Cemtery. He married MACOLYN "MCLINN" W. STEPHENS 21 July 1836 in Fredericktown, Madison County, Missouri. Notes for EZEKIEL DEES: 1850 Missouri County Madison County Family # 212 Deese Ezekiel 32 M Farmer Kentucky Deese Mc Linn 31 F Missouri Deese James J 12 M Missouri Deese Sarah C 9 F Kentucky Deese Denson 7 M Kentucky Deese Thalitha 6 F Kentucky Deese Warren 2 M Kentucky Deese Mary E 2/12 F Missouri 1870 Census: Residing in Birmingham, Marshall County, Kentucky Ezekial Dees is listed as head of household--age 52, occupation farmer. Value of Real Estate: $450; value of personal estate: $875. Also living in household: Meoline--age 52, female, occupation keeping house; Thomas D. Dees--age 17, male, occupation farmer; William S. Dees--age 15, male, occupation farmer; and Eliza A. Dunn--age 14, female, at home, value of real estate: $400, value of personal estate: $226 (guardian of female) 1880 Missouri Census German Madison County page 57B Ezekiel DEES Self 63 KY Farming KY KY Christia J. PEW GDau 16 MO Housekeeping MO MO Ezekiel D. PEW GSon 11 KY MO MO Elizabeth M. PEW GDau 7 MO MO MO Children of EZEKIEL DEES and MACOLYN STEPHENS are: i. JAMES J.8 DEES, b. Abt. 1838, Kentucky. 23. ii. SARAH CATHERINE DEES, b. 13 May 1841, Missouri; d. 16 June 1872, Madison County, Missoui - Stephens Cemetery. iii. DENSON DEES, b. Abt. 1843, Missouri. 24. iv. TALETHIA DEES, b. 1844, Missouri; d. 1964, Madison County, Missoui - Stephens Cemetery. v. WARREN DEES, b. Abt. 1848, Missouri. vi. MARY E. DEES, b. 1850, Madison County, Missouri. 25. vii. THOMAS D. DEES, b. 1853, Missouri. 26. viii. WILLIAM "BILLY" L. DEES, b. 18 May 1855, Missouri; d. 12 June 1934, Madison County, Missouri - Stephens Cemetery. 11. ANDREW GEORGE HOLLAND7 DEES (DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born Abt. 1820 in Trigg County, Kentucky, and died 1894 in White County, Arkansas. He married (1) MARY C. GOWEN. He married (2) MARY C. BELL 31 December 1840 in Caldwell County, Kentucky. Notes for ANDREW GEORGE HOLLAND DEES: 1850 Missouri Census Madison County Family # 190 Deese Andrew 30 M Farmer Kentucky Deese Mary 27 F Kentucky Deese Sinthy 9 F Kentucky Deese Rachail 7 F Kentucky Deese Sammon A 5 M Kentucky (Sampson Aaron) Deese McLane 1 M Missouri 1880 Arkansas Census Coffey, White County, Arkansas p. 171C A. G. DEES Self W Male W 60 KY Blacksmith And Wood Working NC NC M. C. DEES Wife W Female W 57 KY Keeping House NC SC Mary J. PENICK GDau S Female W 7 AR MO KY Children of ANDREW DEES and MARY BELL are: 27. i. CYNTHIA E.8 DEES, b. 09 December 1841, Calloway County, Kentucky; d. 14 April 1865, Madison County, Missouri - Stephens Cemetery. ii. RACHEL E. DEES, b. Abt. 1843, Kentucky; d. 1889, Arkansas; m. JOHN WESLEY LEWIS. 28. iii. AARON SAMPSON DEES, b. Abt. 1846, Kentucky; d. 1914. iv. MCLANE DEES, b. Abt. 1849, Missouri. 29. v. JAMES D. DEES, b. Abt. 1851, Missouri; d. 1922. 30. vi. WILLIAM ANDREW DEES, b. Abt. 1852; d. 1941. 31. vii. BLUFORD LOWERY DEES, b. Abt. 1853, Arkansas; d. 1938, Fannin County, Texas. viii. MARY MACOLYN DEES, m. WILLIAM JOHNSON, 15 October 1867, White County, Arkansas. ix. ISABELLA S. DEES. 12. BLUFORD S.7 DEES (DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 24 January 1822 in Kentucky, and died 1911 in Pleasant Plains, Independence County, Arkansas. He married PHEBE DOWNING. Children of BLUFORD DEES and PHEBE DOWNING are: i. RHODA ANN8 DEES, b. 16 October 1849, Marshall County, Kentucky; d. March 1924; m. DANIEL RICHARDSON SALYER, 23 May 1865, Marshall County, Kentucky. 32. ii. WILLIAM SAMPSON DEES, b. 26 October 1850, Marquqand, Madison County, Missouri; d. 05 February 1939, Piggott, Arkansas. 33. iii. PAMELIA ALTAZARA DEES, b. 20 May 1852, Marshall County, Kentucky; d. 10 February 1905, Booneville, Arkansas. 34. iv. AMANDA BRYANT DEES, b. 20 March 1858, Marshall County, Kentucky; d. 23 December 1915, Grand Glaise, White County, Arkansas. 13. SAMPSON7 DEES (DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 08 February 1824 in Kentucky, and died 07 December 1898 in Calvert City, Marshall County, Kentucky - Dees Cemetery. He married RACHEL CATHERINE YATES in Kentucky. Notes for SAMPSON DEES: 1880 Kentucky Census Briensburg, Marshall County Page 258C Sampson DEES Self M Male W 56 KY Farmer NC SC Rachel DEES Wife M Female W 49 KY Keeping House KY KY James H. DEES Son S Male W 20 KY Works At Mill KY KY Zekel W. DEES Son S Male W 18 KY KY KY Jefferson DEES Son S Male W 16 KY KY KY Rapal DEES Son S Male W 14 KY KY KY Edward C. DEES Son S Male W 10 KY KY KY Ida C. DEES Dau S Female W 6 KY KY KY Elvira DEES Sister S Female W 45 KY NC SC WILL BOOK 2, Page 168 Will of SAMSON DEES, deceased The last will and testament of Samson Dees, of Palma, Marshall County, Kentucky. First, after the payment of all my debts, I give, devise and bequeath out of my estate and wheresoever situated of which I am seized, possessed or entitled to each of my six children, namely, Bluford Dees, L. S. Dees, E. W. Dees, R. H. Dees, E. C. Dees, and Ida C. McMertry, fifty dollars. Also to my granddaughter, Hurdie English, daughter of my son James, deceased, twenty dollars. And to my grandchildren Jeffie Dees and Sarah Dees, son and daughter of my son Jeff Dees, deceased, ten dollars each, all of the above distribution to be made soon after my death. Second, the remainder of my entire estate, both real and personal, I give, devise and bequeath to my wife Rachel C. Dees, she to have full, complete control and possession of all, both real and personal, to dispose of same as she may see proper and right, for her benefit and maintenance, other than by will, and to use the same the remainder of her natural life. Third, at the death of my wife Rachel C. Dees, seventy-five percent of all property, both real and personal, remaining in her possession, I give, devise and bequeath equally to my six children now living, and twenty-five percent to be equally divided between my grandchildren, save and except in the case of one grandchild, namely, Ruda Dees, son of Bluford Dees. I give and bequeath to him at the final distribution of all my property, five dollars. Fourth, in the event of the death of any one or more of my children now living and leaving minor heirs, those that are living shall select one of the family to take charge of and manage the legacy after giving bond for same, and pay over to those who may marry or when they shall arrive at legal age. Fifth, I hereby revoke all other wills, testaments, dispositions of my property by me at any time heretofore made, and that this only is my last will and testament. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the 1st day of November 1898. Test: George Cooper J. V. Dycus J. B. Hartsfield Samson (X) Dees Produced in open court and recorded this January 12th 1899. Walter G. Dycus, Clerk (Source: Marshall Co., KY -- Wills Index, 1848-1920) 1850 Census: Residing in Marshall Co., KY. Worth is valued at $200. Sampson Dees is listed as head of household--age 26. Also living in household: wife Rachel C.--age 18. They are next door to Denson Dees and Rachel. Children of SAMPSON DEES and RACHEL YATES are: 35. i. BLUFORD8 DEES, b. 05 October 1850, Kentucky; d. 24 March 1920, Marshall County, Kentucky - Dees Cemetery. ii. MARY ANN DEES, b. 11 December 1853, Marshall County, Kentucky; d. 30 May 1858, Marshall County, Kentucky. 36. iii. LESSINGTON SAMPSON DEES, b. 25 January 1858, Birmingham, Marshall County, Kentucky; d. 08 August 1931, McCracken, Mashall County, Kentucky. 37. iv. JAMES HENRY DEES, b. 04 March 1860, Kentucky; d. 26 August 1882, Marshall County, Kentucky - Dees Cemetery. 38. v. EZEKIEL WILBUR DEES, b. 1862. 39. vi. THOMAS JEFFERSON DEES, b. 08 March 1864, Marshall County, Kentucky; d. 28 February 1891, Calvert City, Marshall County, Kentucky - Dees Cemetery. 40. vii. RAYFORD HARRISON DEES, b. April 1866, Kentucky; d. 25 May 1949, Marshall County, Kentucky - Dees Cemetery. 41. viii. EDWARD COURTNEY DEES, b. 1870. 42. ix. IDA C. DEES, b. 24 March 1874; d. 19 July 1899. 14. PERNECIA ELLEN7 DEES (DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 16 January 1829 in Kentucky, and died 26 March 1908 in Marshall County, Kentucky - Mt. Carmel Cemetery. She married WILLIAM CUNDUFF HOLLAND 25 May 1848. Children of PERNECIA DEES and WILLIAM HOLLAND are: i. LAURA CHRISTINE8 HOLLAND, b. 17 March 1849; d. 22 December 1930; m. WILLIAM M. FOUST, 11 November 1874, Marshall County, Kentucky. ii. RACHEL CATHERINE HOLLAND, b. October 1851. iii. CLARA E. HOLLAND, b. 10 March 1854, Marshall County, Kentucky; d. 26 January 1855, Marshall County, Kentucky. iv. CORA HOLLAND, b. 10 March 1854. v. AGNES E. HOLLAND, b. 15 February 1856. vi. JOHN WILSON HOLLAND, b. 09 May 1858. vii. WILLIAM WELLINGTON HOLLAND, b. 21 May 1864. viii. EZEKIEL DEES HOLLAND, b. 27 May 1866; d. 16 February 1936; m. LOUMINA SMITH, 23 September 1888, Lyon County, Kentucky. ix. MASTIN WESLEY HOLLAND, b. 07 February 1872; d. 10 September 1873. 15. TALITHA LYNN7 DEES (DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 15 March 1830 in Kentucky, and died 02 May 1912 in Birmingham, Marshall County, Kentucky. She married MASTIN ELMORE HEATH 09 May 1848 in Marshall County, Kentucky. Notes for MASTIN ELMORE HEATH: 1880 Kentucky Census Marshall County Page 195B Mastan E. HEATH Self M Male W 50 KY D.G. Merchant NC GER Tilitha HEATH Wife M Female W 49 KY Keeps Hotel NC KY Wm. S. HEATH Son S Male W 20 KY Works On Farm KY KY Franklin J. HEATH Son S Male W 17 KY Clerk In Store KY KY Robt. W. HEATH Son S Male W 15 KY Works On Farm KY KY Elsie E. HEATH Dau S Female W 12 KY At Home KY KY Minnie M. HEATH Dau S Female W 8 KY KY KY Children of TALITHA DEES and MASTIN HEATH are: i. HUGH ASBURN8 HEATH, b. 02 May 1849. ii. PERMEDIA ELLEN HEATH, b. 13 June 1851. iii. ELIZA J. HEATH, b. 13 April 1854. iv. MARTHA E. HEATH, b. 22 November 1856. v. WILLIAM F. SAMPSON HEATH, b. August 1860. vi. FRANKLIN J. HEATH, b. 20 August 1863. vii. ROBERT W. HEATH, b. 23 January 1865. viii. ELSIE ISABEL HEATH, b. 03 January 1868. ix. MINNIE MINERVA HEATH, b. October 1872. 16. DENSON ANDREW7 DEES (DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 02 March 1838 in Missouri. He married VINECY DUNN 12 July 1856 in Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky. Child of DENSON DEES and VINECY DUNN is: i. E.8 DEES, b. 1858. 17. THOMAS JEFFERSON7 DEES (LUKE6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 10 April 1821 in Calhoun County, Kentucky, and died 14 September 1902 in Kemp, Kaufman County, Texas - Kemp City Cemetery. He married MARY A. TREMBLE. Notes for THOMAS JEFFERSON DEES: 1880 Texas Census Kaufman County p. 192C Thomas DEES Self 61 KY Farming VA --- Mary DEES Wife 55 KY Keeping House KY KY Mary DEES Dau 29 IL At Home KY KY Sylvester DEES Son 25 IL Farm Laborer KY KY Willy DEES Son 20 IL Farm Laborer KY KY Florence DEES Dau 18 IL At Home KY KY Trony DEES Dau 17 IL At Home KY KY Children of THOMAS DEES and MARY TREMBLE are: i. RACHEL E.8 DEES, b. Abt. 1849, Kentucky; m. ANDREW JACKSON JOHNSON. ii. MARY A. DEES, b. Abt. 1851, Illinois. iii. SYLVESTER DEES, b. Abt. 1853, Illinois. iv. SARAH ARTIE DEES, b. 10 April 1855, Wythe, Hancock County, Illinois; d. 18 February 1935, Kemp, Kaufman County, Texas - Kemp City Cemetery; m. HARRISON MCMANNUS, 25 September 1879, Kaufman County, Texas. 43. v. WILLIAM DANIEL DEES, b. 09 February 1859, Illinois; d. 19 November 1934, Kaufman County, Texas. vi. FLORENCE DEES, b. Abt. 1862, Illinois. vii. TRONY DEES, b. Abt. 1863, Illinois. 18. JOHN7 DEES (MARK6, NEEDHAM5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 1803 in South Carolina, and died January 1884 in Laurel County, Kentucky. He married (1) RACHEL METCALF 23 July 1824 in Clay County, Kentucky. He married (2) MALINDA SIMPSON Abt. 1840. Notes for JOHN DEES: 1880 Kentucky Census Racoon, Laurel County Page 253C John DEES Self 77 SC Farmer SC SC Malinda DEES Wife 70 KY Keeping House IRE IRE Children of JOHN DEES and RACHEL METCALF are: 44. i. MARK8 DEES, b. 1826, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 1858, Laurel County, Kentucky. 45. ii. MARTHA JANE DEES, b. Abt. 1829, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. Abt. 1866, Laurel County, Kentucky. 46. iii. JAMES WYATT DEES, b. 1830, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 08 July 1907, Laurel County, Kentucky. iv. WILLIAM DEES, b. 1830. 47. v. YANCY DEES, b. 1832. 48. vi. JOHN DEES, b. 22 May 1834, Laurel County, Kentucky. vii. MELVINA DEES. Children of JOHN DEES and MALINDA SIMPSON are: viii. MALINDA8 DEES, b. 1841. ix. L. W. DEES, b. 1842. x. SARAH "SALLY" E. DEES, b. 1843, Kentucky; d. 1938; m. ROBERT ASHER JR.. 49. xi. SALATHA DEES, b. 1845, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. September 1886, Laurel County, Kentucky. xii. EMILY DEES, b. 1850, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 17 August 1852, Laurel County, Kentucky. xiii. FRANKLIN DEES, b. 1851. 19. WILLIAM7 DEES (MARK6, NEEDHAM5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 08 November 1806 in South Carolina, and died 30 December 1884 in Moore's Creek, Jackson County, Kentucky. He married ELLENOR JANE BAKER 10 January 1827 in Laurel County, Kentucky. Notes for WILLIAM DEES: 1880 Kentucky Census Pond Creek, Jackson County Page 516C William DEES Self M Male W 73 SC Works On Farm KY KY Elender Jane DEES Wife M Female W 74 KY Keeping House MD NC Garrett DEES Son S Male W 42 KY SC KY Children of WILLIAM DEES and ELLENOR BAKER are: i. JULIA ANN8 DEES, b. 27 November 1827, Laurel County, Kentucky; m. THOMAS WYATT, 26 March 1853, Laurel County, Kentucky. 50. ii. ELKANA JOHN CANEY DEES, b. 06 February 1830, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 12 February 1897, Jackson County, Kentucky. 51. iii. BLUFORD DEES, b. 27 January 1833, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 12 July 1912, Jackson County, Kentucky. iv. NANCY JANE DEES, b. Abt. 1834; d. 06 May 1918, Laurel County, Kentucky; m. SAMUEL T. GILL, 28 July 1854, Laurel County, Kentucky. v. JAMES GARRETT DEES, b. 28 April 1838, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 27 March 1908, Rockcastle County, Kentucky. More About JAMES GARRETT DEES: Fact 1: Never married 52. vi. JOHN WESLEY DEES, b. 28 April 1838, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. Abt. 1923, Rockcastle, Kentucky. 53. vii. SALATHIA DEES, b. Abt. 1841, Clay County, Kentucky. 54. viii. WILLIAM LANKFORD DEES, b. 26 June 1843, Clark County, Kentucky; d. 15 May 1922, Laurel County, Kentucky. ix. SUSAN F. DEES, b. 1847, Clay County, Kentucky; d. 20 October 1903; m. JAMES M. TIPTON, 13 April 1865, Laurel County, Kentucky. 20. CELETHA7 DEES (MARK6, NEEDHAM5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 1812 in Kentucky, and died Aft. 1869 in Kentucky. She married WYATT HAZLEWOOD August 1830. Children of CELETHA DEES and WYATT HAZLEWOOD are: i. HENRY C.8 HAZLEWOOD, b. 1831. ii. THOMAS HAZLEWOOD, b. 1833. iii. DAVID SLAUGHTER HAZLEWOOD, b. 27 November 1835. iv. JAMES HAZLEWOOD, b. 1838. v. SARAH ANN HAZLEWOOD, b. 1840. vi. JOHN HAZLEWOOD, b. 05 August 1844. vii. ELIZABETH HAZLEWOOD, b. 1846. viii. MARTHA HAZLEWOOD, b. 1848. ix. NANCY HAZLEWOOD, b. 1850. 21. JAMES A.7 DEES (MARK6, NEEDHAM5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 07 April 1815 in Kentucky, and died 12 July 1855 in Laurel County, Kentucky. He married MARY POLLY HAZLEWOOD 18 October 1837 in Madison County, Kentucky. Children of JAMES DEES and MARY HAZLEWOOD are: 55. i. SARAH ANN8 DEES, b. 23 July 1838, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 09 August 1914, Laurel County, Kentucky. 56. ii. JARVIS JACKSON DEES, b. 10 May 1840, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 09 February 1930, Laurel County, Kentucky. 57. iii. NANCY JANE DEES, b. 10 April 1842, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 25 October 1919. 58. iv. JAMES WYATT DEES, b. 04 November 1844, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 1917, Gray Oak, Jackson County, Kentucky - Hazlegreen Cemetery. 59. v. WILLIAM MERSHONS DEES, b. 02 December 1846, Kentucky. vi. MARTHA F. DEES, b. 24 January 1849, Laurel County, Kentucky; d. 15 September 1853, Laurel County, Kentucky. vii. MARY FRANCIS DEES, b. 06 September 1853, Laurel County, Kentucky. 22. ELIZABETH7 DEES (MARK6, NEEDHAM5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 1819 in Kentucky, and died January 1900. She married JOHN BROWN 16 December 1845. Children of ELIZABETH DEES and JOHN BROWN are: i. ELI8 BROWN, b. 1846, Laurel County, Kentucky. ii. MARK BROWN, b. 1848, Laurel County, Kentucky. iii. MARTHA J. BROWN, b. 1850, Laurel County, Kentucky. iv. ELILZABETH SYLVIA BROWN, b. 09 August 1853, Laurel County, Kentucky. v. WILLIAM R BROWN, b. 1855, Laurel County, Kentucky. vi. HENRY CLAY BROWN, b. 29 October 1857, Laurel County, Kentucky. vii. ISAAC J. BROWN, b. 1860, Laurel County, Kentucky. Generation No. 5 23. SARAH CATHERINE8 DEES (EZEKIEL7, DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 13 May 1841 in Missouri, and died 16 June 1872 in Madison County, Missoui - Stephens Cemetery. She married JOSEPH Y. JASPER DOWNING. Child of SARAH DEES and JOSEPH DOWNING is: i. ELIZABETH MACOLYN9 DOWNING, b. 1872. 24. TALETHIA8 DEES (EZEKIEL7, DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 1844 in Missouri, and died 1964 in Madison County, Missoui - Stephens Cemetery. She married CHRISTOPHER PUGH. Notes for TALETHIA DEES: Christia J. PEW, Ezekiel D. PEW, Elizabeth M. PEW are living with their grandfather, Ezekiel Dees in 1880 in German, Madison County, Missouri Children of TALETHIA DEES and CHRISTOPHER PUGH are: i. CHRISTIA J.9 PUGH, b. Abt. 1864. ii. EZEKIEL D. PUGH, b. Abt. 1869. iii. ELIZABETH M. PUGH, b. Abt. 1873. 25. THOMAS D.8 DEES (EZEKIEL7, DENSON ANDREW6, SAMPSON5, DRURY4, EMANUEL3, EMANUEL2, ANDREW1) was born 1853 in Missouri. He married JANE UNKNOWN. Notes for THOMAS D. DEES: 1880 Missouri Census Madison County Page 28D Thos. DEES Self M Male W 26 MO Laborer MO MO --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Dees, Cynthia A (I2222)
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| 1090 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 8/24/2020 Rachel Elizabeth Watkins Crockett Birth: 1678 Bantry, County Cork, Ireland Death: unknown Bantry, County Cork, Ireland Burial: Unknown Memorial #: 61440339 Bio: Rachel and Robert were the parents of five children: Alexander/abt 1702 Rachel Elizabeth/1 May 1703 John/abt 1706 Robert Watkins/abt 1707 Hannah/ (Mrs Reuben Steele) Family Members Spouse Robert Crockett 1678-Unknown Children Hannah Watkins Crockett Steele 1705-1800 Created by: Sue McDuffe:) (47122067) Added: 11 Nov 2010 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/61440339/rachel-elizabeth-crockett Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 24 August 2020), memorial page for Rachel Elizabeth Watkins Crockett (1678unknown), Find a Grave Memorial no. 61440339, ; Maintained by Sue McDuffe:) (contributor 47122067) Unknown. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3149085&id=I617983873 ID: I617983873 Name: Rachel WATKINS Given Name: Rachel Surname: Watkins Sex: F Birth: Bef 1687 in Ireland Change Date: 2 Nov 2003 Marriage 1 Robert Watkins CROCKETT b: 18 Jul 1678 in Kenmore Parish, Ireland Married: 1702 in Ireland Note: Marriages of Virginia Residents Vol I, Part II, Surnames C-D, Page 184 Crockett, Robert Watkins, son of Antoine, m. 1702, Ireland, Rachel Watkins, his 3rd cousin. Hugenot, 7:182. Children 1.Has No Children Rachel Elizabeth CROCKETT b: 1 May 1703 in Ireland 2.Has No Children Hannah Watkins CROCKETT b: 20 Jun 1705 in Ireland 3.Has Children Robert CROCKETT b: Abt 1707 in Kenmore Parish, Ireland 4.Has No Children Alexander CROCKETT b: Aft 1707 in Ireland 5.Has No Children Son C CROCKETT b: Aft 1708 in Ireland ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Watkins, Rachel Elizabeth (I1646)
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| 1091 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com onf 3/16/2021 Joan FitzGerald Butler Birth: 1282 Fermoy, County Cork, Ireland Death: 2 May 1320 (aged 3738) Laragh, County Kildare, Ireland Burial: Body lost or destroyed Memorial #: 102731898 Bio: Joan FitzGerald, Countess of Carrick, was an Irish noblewoman, and the wife of Sir Edmund Butler, Earl of Carrick, Justiciar of Ireland. She was the mother of James Butler, 1st Earl of Ormond. Joan FitzGerald was born in Fermoy, Co. Cork, Ireland in about 1282, the daughter of John FitzThomas FitzGerald, 1st Earl of Kildare, Baron of Offaly, and Blanche de La Roche. She had two brothers, Gerald (died 1303), and Thomas FitzGerald, 2nd Earl of Kildare. Joan FitzGerald's paternal grandparents were Thomas FitzMaurice FitzGerald and Rohesia de St. Michael. Her maternal grandparents were John de La Roche, Lord of Fermoy, and Maud de Waleys (Walsh). The latter was a daughter of Henry le Waleys (The Welsh). In 1302, Joan married Sir Edmund Butler, Earl of Carrick, the son of Theobald le Botiller and Joan FitzJohn (FitzGeoffrey). The marriage produced two sons: James Butler, 1st Earl of Ormond (1305 6 January 1338), who married Lady Eleanor de Bohun, by whom he had four children, including James Butler, 2nd Earl of Ormond who in his turn married Elizabeth Darcy and had issue, from whom descended the subsequent Earls of Ormond. John Butler of Clonamelchon Joan FitzGerald died on an unknown date sometime before May 2, 1320 in Laraghbryan, Co. Kildare. She was the ancestress of the Earls of Ormond, Queen consort Anne Boleyn, Mary Boleyn, and Diana, Princess of Wales Family Members Parents John FitzThomas FitzGerald 1250-1316 Spouse Edmund Butler 1271-1321 Siblings Thomas FitzJohn FitzGerald 1296-1328 Children James Butler 1305-1338 Created by: Mad (47329061) Added: 27 Dec 2012 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/102731898/joan-butler Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 16 March 2021), memorial page for Joan FitzGerald Butler (12822 May 1320), Find a Grave Memorial no. 102731898, ; Maintained by Mad (contributor 47329061) Body lost or destroyed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com bef 3/16/2021 Joan FitzGerald Birth: 1282 Fermoy County Cork, Ireland Death: May 2, 1320 Laragh County Kildare, Ireland Joan FitzGerald, Countess of Carrick, was an Irish noblewoman, and the wife of Sir Edmund Butler, Earl of Carrick, Justiciar of Ireland. She was the mother of James Butler, 1st Earl of Ormond. Joan FitzGerald was born in Fermoy, Co. Cork, Ireland in about 1282, the daughter of John FitzThomas FitzGerald, 1st Earl of Kildare, Baron of Offaly, and Blanche de La Roche. She had two brothers, Gerald (died 1303), and Thomas FitzGerald, 2nd Earl of Kildare. Joan FitzGerald's paternal grandparents were Thomas FitzMaurice FitzGerald and Rohesia de St. Michael. Her maternal grandparents were John de La Roche, Lord of Fermoy, and Maud de Waleys (Walsh). The latter was a daughter of Henry le Waleys (The Welsh). In 1302, Joan married Sir Edmund Butler, Earl of Carrick, the son of Theobald le Botiller and Joan FitzJohn (FitzGeoffrey). The marriage produced two sons: James Butler, 1st Earl of Ormond (1305 6 January 1338), who married Lady Eleanor de Bohun, by whom he had four children, including James Butler, 2nd Earl of Ormond who in his turn married Elizabeth Darcy and had issue, from whom descended the subsequent Earls of Ormond. John Butler of Clonamelchon Joan FitzGerald died on an unknown date sometime before May 2, 1320 in Laraghbryan, Co. Kildare. She was the ancestress of the Earls of Ormond, Queen consort Anne Boleyn, Mary Boleyn, and Diana, Princess of Wales Family links: Parents: John FitzThomas FitzGerald (1250 - 1316) Spouse: Edmund Butler (1271 - 1321) Burial: Unknown Created by: Mad Record added: Dec 28, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 102731898 | FitzGerald, Joan (I1101)
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| 1092 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 2/26/2022 Jennet Halstead Towneley Birth: 1574 Withington, Metropolitan Borough of Manchester, Greater Manchester, England Death: 12 Aug 1623 (aged 4849) Burnley, Burnley Borough, Lancashire, England Burial: St. Peter's Churchyard, Burnley, Burnley Borough, Lancashire, England Memorial #: 100659736 Bio: Janet Halstead was born in 1574 at Withington, Metropolitan Borough of Manchester, in Greater Manchester, England. The U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, about Jennet Halstead reveals that she married Lawrence Towneley in 1597. From this union was born seven known children: Lawrence Townley; Margaret Townley Elizabeth Townley; Alice Townley; Ellen Townley; Anne Townley; and Mary Townley. Her daughter, Mary Townley was born on May 13 1614 in Stonedge,Lancashire. She died on Aug 11 1662 in Gloucester County, Virginia. Through this daughter Mary, who married Augustine Warner, Janet Halstead Towneley death date of 12 Aug 1623 was found in the Millennium File. Her body was interned at St Peter's Parish Church & Churchyard, Burnley, Burnley Borough,Lancashire, England. Jennet Halstead Towney was the 11th generation of Halstead's to be buried in The Parish Church of St Peter, Burnley, Graveyard. Lawrence Townley and Jennet Halstead were the great great great grandparents of President George Washington. Family Members Parents John Halstead 1535-1632 Spouse Lawrence Towneley 1575-1655 Siblings John Halstead 1574-1601 Children Elizabeth Townley Smith 1598-1679 Mary Towneley Warner 1614-1662 Created by: Audrey DeCamp Hoffman (46783896) Added: 13 Nov 2012 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/100659736/jennet-towneley Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/100659736/jennet-towneley : accessed 27 February 2022), memorial page for Jennet Halstead Towneley (157412 Aug 1623), Find a Grave Memorial ID 100659736, citing St. Peter's Churchyard, Burnley, Burnley Borough, Lancashire, England ; Maintained by Audrey DeCamp Hoffman (contributor 46783896) . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Halstead, Jennet (I2980)
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| 1093 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 12/31/2021 Hugh Henry White II Birth: 1698 Ireland Death: 1789 (aged 9091) Lancaster County, South Carolina, USA ?? SC or NC ?? Burial: Waxhaw City Cemetery, Waxhaw, Union County, North Carolina, USA ?? SC or NC ?? Memorial #: 200487441 Bio: Son of Hugh White and Isabella 'Jane' Cochran, he emigrated with his brothers and their wives and families c. 1726. Allegedly died in Waxhaw, Lancaster County, South Carolina. FaG lists Waxhaw in Union County, North Carolina. Family Members Parents Hugh Moses White 1671-1741 Isabella Jane Cochran White 1670-1722 Siblings Moses White 1685-1757 Mary Elizabeth Preston White Melton 1700-1785 Thomas White 1701-1778 Robert White 1705-1741 John White 1707-1775 William White 1712-Unknown Thomas White 1713-1779 Stephen White 1715-1803 James White 1717-Unknown Isaac White 1726-1782 Half Siblings John W White 1719-1831 Created by: Lotsacousins (48730524) Added: 24 Jun 2019 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/200487441/hugh-henry-white Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/200487441/hugh-henry-white : accessed 31 December 2021), memorial page for Hugh Henry White II (16981789), Find a Grave Memorial ID 200487441, citing Waxhaw City Cemetery, Waxhaw, Union County, North Carolina, USA ; Maintained by Lotsacousins (contributor 48730524) . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | White, Hugh Henry (I2943)
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| 1094 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 2/26/2022 Elizabeth Sotherton Warner Birth: 15 Oct 1582 Norfolk, England Death: 16 Mar 1629 (aged 46) Norfolk, England Burial: St. Augustine's Churchyard, Norwich, City of Norwich, Norfolk, England Memorial #: 146581735 Bio: ~ Elizabeth ( Sotherton ) Warner ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* Father: Augustine Southerton Birth: 1553 in Hellesdon, Norfolk, , England Death: 26 Mar 1585 in Norwich, Norfolk, , England Mother: Ann Peck Birth: 12 Apr 1553 in St Michael, London, , England Death: 1600 in Norwich, Norfolk, , England ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* Spouse: Thomas Warner Birth: 14 March - 1580 in Hoe, Norfolk, England Death: 4 April 1657 - in Hoveton,Thorpe-By-Norwich,,England ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* Children: James Warner ( 603-1673 )* Augustine Warner ( 1610-1674 ) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* Family Members Parents Augustine Sotherton 1553-1585 Spouse Thomas Warner 1580-1657 Children James Warner 1603-1673 Elizabeth (Lydia) Warner Lewis 1610-1643 Augustine Warner 1611-1674 Created by: Ro§e? (47359710) Added: 16 May 2015 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146581735/elizabeth-warner Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146581735/elizabeth-warner : accessed 26 February 2022), memorial page for Elizabeth Sotherton Warner (15 Oct 158216 Mar 1629), Find a Grave Memorial ID 146581735, citing St. Augustine's Churchyard, Norwich, City of Norwich, Norfolk, England ; Maintained by Ro§e? (contributor 47359710) . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Southerton, Elizabeth (I2972)
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| 1095 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 11/3/2021 Margaret Winslow Hamilton Birth: 1735 North Carolina, USA Death: 1777 (aged 4142) Burial: Centre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mooresville, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA Memorial #: 199817434 Bio: Birth and death dates are circa. Daughter of Benjamin and Mary White Winslow. Married Patrick Hamilton. Family Members Parents Benjamin Winsley 1689-1759 Mary White Winsley 1706-1776 Siblings John Clark Wamsley 1721-1782 Mary Winslow McConnell 1724-1812 Rebecca Violet Winsley Wilson 1728-Unknown Benjamin Winslow 1730-1760 Moses Winslow 1733-1816 Sarah Winslow McWhorter 1737-1783 John Wanslow 1738-1833 Created by: Lotsacousins (48730524) Added: 6 Jun 2019 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/199817434/margaret-hamilton Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/199817434/margaret-hamilton : accessed 03 November 2021), memorial page for Margaret Winslow Hamilton (17351777), Find a Grave Memorial ID 199817434, citing Centre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mooresville, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA ; Maintained by Lotsacousins (contributor 48730524) . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Winsley, Margaret (I2914)
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| 1096 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 3/15/2021 Nathaniel Malone Birth: 1670 Charles City, Charles City County, Virginia, USA Death: 21 Mar 1732 (aged 6162) Surry County, Virginia, USA Burial: Non-Cemetery Burial Memorial #: 192340308 Bio: Several sources have him with a middle name as "Nathaniel Burwell Malone" FROM JAN VOGEL: Parents: Daniel Malone (16431704) Mary Harrison (16451693) Spouse: Mary Wynne (16771731) Children: - ?? 3 children named Thomas? & 2 named Daniel? 1. Phoebe Malone (16911752) 2. Thomas Malone (16951759) 3. Daniel Malone (16961795) 4. Thomas Nathaniel Malone (16961758) 5. Drury Malone (16971747) 6. Mary Malone (16991751) 7. Frances Malone (1699____) 8. Susannah Malone (17001759) 9. Daniel Malone (17001795) 10. William Malone (1703 Bristol Parish, Prince George, Virginia - FEB 1759 Surry, Surry, Virginia, ) 11. Nathaniel Malone Jr (17121758) 12. Amey Malone (17141752) 13. Thomas Malone (17191807) From Carol Middleton: Nathaniel Malone, born between 1675-81 in Charles City Co, VA. Married Mary Wynne, daughter of Thomas Wynne and Agnes Stith, about 1690. See his Malone page and also see her Wynne page. Their children: Phoebe Malone, Courtney Malone, Mary Malone, William Malone (b. ca 1703 VA; see his Malone page; m. Ann Booth about 1717; d. 1775-87, Dinwiddie Co, VA), Thomas Malone (m. Millicent Chappelle?; d. after 1807), Nathaniel Malone (b. ca 1712; m. Christian Linnington; d. 12/18/1758 Sussex Co, VA), Daniel Malone, Drury Malone, Frances Malone (m. Joseph Harper), Amey Malone (unmarried; left a mulatto in her father's will and the care of her younger sisters), Mary Malone (not of age in 1732), Courtney Malone. Nathaniel Malone died about 1731-2 in Surry Co, VA. From Surry Co, VA Wills and Deeds Book 7, 1715-1730, Part 2, p 375, dated 9/15/1721: 'Nathaniel Malone of Surry Co, to George Booth, 100 acres on south side of Sappony Creek adjoining Thomas Thrower. Signed Nath. Malone, Mary (X) Malone." Nathaniel MALONE was granted 99 acres in 1715. Owned property adjacent to Jones Hole Swamp, a gift from his father-in-law Thomas Wynne and he is mentioned in the deed. Also owned property in Sussex Co, and Surry Co, VA (part of earlier Charles City Co, VA). In 1712 he was arrested and fined £25 for dealing with the Tuscorora Indians. Seems to have recovered his good name by 1715, because on 3/23/1715, Nathaniel Malone was granted 215 acres on both sides of Sappony Creek, beginning on the west side, adjacent to Thomas Thrower's land. In 1717 Nathaniel was engaged to make peace with the Seneca. Thomas Wynne, his father-in-law was also an interpreter for Indian affairs. In 1718 Nathaniel was contracted by the Saponies to purchase back a Saponie woman who had been taken captive by "some forreign Indians"; he was to be paid 120 buck skins. A "down-payment" of 90 skins had been paid when the woman died. the "Great Men of the Saponie" wanted their skins back and Nathaniel had to appear in court to answer their complaints; he was ordered to return the skins. Nathaniel Malone was business partners with his neighbor George Booth. On 9/19/1721 Nathaniel deeded 100 acres of his Sappony Creek land to George Booth. Mary Wynne signed her release to the land too. Booth was granted an additional 850 acres adjacent to Nathaniel on the southwest side of Stony Creek and on the north side of the Nottaway River, and on Sappony Creek adjacent to Thomas Thrower. On 3/29/1721 a survey shows Nathaniel and George owning 300 acres together on both sides of Turkey Creek. Another neighboring family of the Malones and the Booths were the Jones. On 9/13/1723 John Jones Jr. was granted 95 acres on the north side of the Nottaway River extending along the south side of Sappony Creek, also bordering the land of Nathaniel Malone. William Jones was granted land on the other side of Nathaniel's property from George Booth, along both sides of Turkey Egg Creek north of the Nottaawy River and bordering land of Sloman Wynne and William Parham (William Parham had land granted on 7/9/1724). Other neighbors were Robert Wynne, Mary Wynne's brother, living on Jones Hole Swamp. William Malone, Nathaniel's brother lived nearby too. William Moore, Nathaniel Robertson (whose son Drury Robertson married Winifred Malone, daughter of William Malone and Ann Booth. Roberston's son Nathaniel married Winifred Malone, daughter of William Malone, Nathaniel's brother, and Edward Winfield were living close by. Born: between 1680-85 in Charles City Co, VA Married: in VA Died: about 1732 in Southwark Parish, Surry Co, VA. Will dated 1/1732, probated 3/21/1732., see the text. Parents: probably Daniel Malone and Susan Floraday **??** Wife: Mary Wynne Mary Wynne's father Thomas Wynne gave the couple 98 acres "on ye south side of Jones Hole Swamp". Ross Malone tells us that in those days "swamp" meant an area around a slow-moving stream; it was a valuable piece of land. That swamp appears on other pages on this site. Mary Wynne died between 1730-32 in VA Parents: Thomas Wynne and Agnes Stith. Nathaniel and Mary Wynne Malone's children were: 1. William Malone, born in 1703 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA. See his Malone page. Married Ann Booth, daughter of George Booth and Mary (Malone?) of Surry / Sussex Co, VA. Their children, all born in VA, were: George Booth Malone (b. 11/26/1737 in VA; m. Sarah Bass); Ann Booth Malone (b. about 1739), Reubin Malone (b. 1741); Booth Malone (b. 1743); Willmuth Malone (b. about 1745); William Malone (b. 1746). William Malone died in 1764 in Dinwiddie Co, VA. 2. Nathaniel Malone, Jr., born ca 1712 in Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA Was left one of his father's plantations in his will -- the one on the south side of Sappony Creek. Before 1732, married Christian Linnington, daughter of Edward Linnington. about 1720 Surry Co, VA. On 7/15/1757, was deeded 300-acre gift from his father with "love and affection"; the land was on Sappony Creek. Their children: Lucy Malone (may have m. Wilkins Harper, son of Edward Harper); Nathaniel Malone (may have died young); Thomas Malone (b. by 1738-40, died young but was still living when his father died); John Malone (m. Mary Malone); Nathaniel Malone (m. Rebecca Winfield) and Christian Malone. Nathaniel Malone, Jr. was executor for his father's will and died 12/18/1758, Sussex Co, VA. 3. Thomas Malone, born by 1719 in Surry or Prince George Co, VA Was of age at the time of the writing of his father's will. Was deeded land by his brother Nathaniel Malone, Jr. for "love and affection". Married Millicent "Milley" Chappelle? by 1732. They lived in Brunswick Co. which became Lunenburg which became Mecklenburg Co, VA. Lived in close harmony with his brother Drury Malone. Their children: Daniel Malone; Lucy Malone (b. 10/28/1745, m. Lemuel Lanier); Thomas Malone, Jr. ; Frances "Fannie" Malone (m. Isham Nance) and William Malone. Thomas Malone died 1807. 4. Drury Malone, born about 1717 in Surry Co, VA. Not of age at the time of the writing of his father's will. Was left land which crossed Sappony Creek. Married-1st: Martha Jones by 1734. They lived in Brunswick Co. which became Lunenburg which became Mecklenburg Co, VA. Lived in close harmony with his brother Thomas Malone. Was a Patriot and gave supplies to the Continental Army for the Revolutionary cause. Their children were: Isham Malone (m. Lucy Lanier, daughter of Benjamin Lanier and Elizabeth Warren?); Nathaniel Malone (b. ca 1740, m-1st: Judith Staples, m-2nd: Elizabeth Evans); Martha "Pattie" Malone (b. 3/27/1741, Surry Co, VA, m. -? Holmes); Amy Malone (m. William Taylor); Betsy Malone (m. -? Seward); Jones Malone (m. Anney Taylor?, d. 1784) and Ann Malone (m. Charles Floyd). On 6/14/1774, Drury married-2nd: Penelope (-?) Taylor, widow of Thomas Taylor. Drury Malone left his will in 1782 in Mecklenburg Co, VA. 5. Daniel Malone. Was left 200 acres of land that included a plantation by his father on north side of Nottaway River, in Prince George Co, VA. Moved to Lunenburg Co, VA to area that later became Halifax Co, VA. In 1745, acquired land in Brunswick Co, VA from John and Mary Wynningham. Married Sarah Sullivan, daughter of James Sullivan of Lunenburg Co, VA. Their children: Thomas Malone (m-1st: on 7/22-8/1785, Susannah Tuck, daughter of Thomas and Sarah Tuck; m-2nd: Nancy Dunkley); Nathaniel Malone (unmarried as of 11/1795); Drury Malone (m. Cecily Johnson moved to Green Co, GA, then to Edgefield Co, SC, then to Morgan Co, GA); John Malone (m-1st: Edey Hawkins; m-2nd: Martha Tranum d. 1795); Bannister Malone (m. Martha Miller; moved to TN, then to Greene Co, KY); Daniel Malone (m-1st: Elizabeth Whitlock; m-2nd: ca 1800 GA to Elizabeth Sansom); Jameson Malone (m. Ulsey -?); Peter Malone (m. Ann Hardin); Mary Malone (m. James Irvine d. Greene Co, GA 4/1831); Elizabeth Malone (m. on 1/4/1787, Lunenburg Co, VA, Clement Tranum; lived in Greene Co, and Morgan Co, GA); Rebecca Malone (m. on 4/13/1785, John Andrews); Martha Malone (m. -? Hardin) and Susannah Malone (m. James Reynolds). Daniel Malone's will in Halifax Co, VA dated 11/3/1795; proved 12/1795. 6. Amy Malone. Mentioned in her father's will. 7. Frances or Susan / Susannah (as some say) Malone. Married Joseph Harper. See the assorted records re: Joseph Harper. Their children: Martha Harper (her godparents were Drury Malone and Martha Jones); George Harper (b. 12/24/1732, baptized 6/17/1733); Joseph Harper; Drury Harper (administrator of Joseph Harper's Estate. January 1791) and Nathaniel Harper. 8. Phebe (Phoebe) Malone 9. Courtney Malone. Mentioned in her father's will. 10 Mary Malone. Was not of age in 1732. Mentioned in her father's will. THOMAS HENRY MALONE is a descendant of Nathaniel and Mary Wynn Malone through their son Nathaniel Malone, Jr. (1712-1758) and their grandson John ((1730-1801): VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY OUARTERLY A Record of University Life and Work Vol. VII APRIL 1907 No. 3 THOMAS H. MALONE, M.A. As one who has long dwelt upon the margin of a noble river, finding himself at length in the leisure of after years among its sources, traces with eager interest here the sparkling rivulet, there the quiet brook, and here again the bold mountain stream that constitute its beginnings; so one who has longwatched the flowing of a noble life, enlarging with the years, enriching the times that border it - when at last that life has flowed into the great silent sea-turns with tender eye to trace· its far-away beginnings and its course. Thomas Henry Malone, scholar, jurist, gentleman, the father and founder, under its Board of Trustees, of the School of Law of Vanderbilt University, and its Dean for a period of nearly thirty years, extending from its organization in 1875 to the date of his resignation in June, 1904, little more than two years before his death, was born on June 3, 1834, near the town of Athens, in the county of Limestone, Alabama. The Tennessee, turning for a time from the bosom of its mother State and winding like a horn of plenty through the upper parts of Alabama, renders famous the valley to which it gives its name and its fertility. This rich valley early attracted the eye of well-to-do Virginians, and early in the last century they began to make settlements there, and the end of the first half of the century found the valley of the Tennessee from Florence to Huntsville famed for the high breeding, wealth, and culture of its ruling population. Thomas Chappell Malone, the grandfather of Thomas H. Malone, in the year 1818, being then resident in the county of Sussex in Virginia, removed to the valley of the Tennessee, settling at first in Madison County, and subsequently in Limestone· County, Ala., where he remained until his death, many of his kindred of the name accompanying him; so that when the late Rev. Doctor McFerrin, of blessed memory, came long afterwards to write of this region he said, having regard to the quality, as well as the number of those of that time, "this country was blessed with a whole legion of Malones." A graphic and spirited picture of the Malones as they were in Virginia comes to us in a pleasant way from the late Senator John T. Mason, of Virginia. It was on this wise: Thomas H. Malone, while a student at the University of Virginia in the fifties, was invited to ·meet some distinguished guests at the home of his own and his father's friend, Professor John B. Minor, among them being Senator Mason. The Senator being struck by the name of the young student, and having by inquiries put to him brought out the fact that the young man was the grandson of Thomas Chappell Malone, said: "Now, Mr. Malone, I know very much more of your family than you possibly can know. Shall I give you in two words the character of your people?" And then, the young student having signified that he would be glad to hear him, he continued : "Well, then, I and my fathers have known them for generations. I never knew one who was rich; I never knew one that was poor; I never knew one that was a genius; I never knew one that was a fool; I never knew one that would tell a lie or that would steal or that was afraid of the devil if he came with his horns on." A brave, strong, sturdy, high-minded stock, evidently. Thomas Chappell Malone married his first cousin, Mary Chappell, who was of Huguenot extraction; and his son, James Chappell Malone, the father of the subject of these memoirs, thus received a double infusion of that blood which for centuries has demonstrated its wonderful prepotency in that intenseness which with marked uniformity characterizes its inheritors wherever it has flowed. Following the paternal line one step farther back, we find that the great-grandmother of Thomas H. Malone was Elizabeth Tucker, a niece of the distinguished philanthropist, Mr. Wood Tucker, of Sussex County, Va., and a member of the great Tucker family of Virginia, a name that even down to our own times reflects honor upon a State that it is an honor to have been born in. Turning now to the maternal ancestry of Thomas H. Malone, we find that his mother, Eliza Frances Hardiman Binford, was the daughter of John Mosby Binford, of Northampton County, N.C., a man long prominent in public life in that State, and Frances Littleberry Hardiman. The ·original Binfords were Quakers, people of great wealth and culture, who settled in the counties of Charles City and New Kent, Va., whence the ancestors of John M. Binford subsequently removed to North Carolina. Frances Littleberry Hardiman, the grandmother of Thomas H. Malone, and in whose veins flowed the blood of some of the highest of the Virginia aristocracy, was a daughter of Littleberry Hardiman, of Westover Parish, Charles City, Va., and Susana Lightfoot, whose father was a grandson of that Colonel Lightfoot who was a member of the King's Council, and one of the wealthiest men in Virginia of his day. Littleberry Hardiman was one of the justices of Charles City County in 1753, and a noted breeder and importer of thoroughbred horses. The winning of the Williamsburgh stake by his great horse, Mark Antony, in 1769 lingered in tradition among the old family slaves to a time within the memory of the subject of these memoirs himself. Col. John Hardiman, the grandfather of Littleberry, and the first of the name in Virginia. MALONE AND ALLIED FAMILIES By: Dr. Randolph A. Malone Pg. 14 Nathaniel Malone 3-3 (d.1732 Surry Co, VA) is prominent in this Malone history along with William Malone, Sr. 3-1, since they died testate and we know more about their children. Nathaniel left the earliest Malone will mentioning children known to be in existence, dated 1732 in Surry Co. He married Mary Wynne and she was deeded a gift of land in 1707 by her father Thomas Wynne. [125f, 125g], Nathaniel was related closely to William Malone 3-1 both geographically and by family ties. Robert Wynne witnessed both their wills. The children of Nathaniel Malone 3-3 are listed here in summary: 3-11 William Malone 4-12 Nathaniel Malone, Jr. 4-14 Daniel Malone 4-15 Drury Malone 4-16 Thomas Malone 4-17 Frances (?) Malone, wife of Joseph Harper. 4-18 Amy Malone 4-19 Mary Malone 4-20 Courtney ( ? ) Malone (Name blotted on original will) 4-21 Phoebe (?) Malone (Name partially obliterated on original will.) Page 111 PART III NATHANIEL MALONE 3-3 OF SURRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA Nathaniel Malone (3-3), is one of the more prominent of the early southern Malone ancestors. His will is the oldest Virginia will in which children are named, and is dated Jan., 1732, probated 3-21-1732. He was probably born about 1680-85 in Virginia, as he had a son of legal age by 1724. Nathaniel is first indirectly noted in Virginia records in Surry Co, Va. on 11-3-1707 when Thomas Wynne made a deed of gift to his daughter Mary Malone for 98 acres of land "on ye south side of Jones Hole Swamp, on ye line of Lewis Green." We recognize later in other records, that Mary Malone, daughter of Thomas Wynne, was the wife of Nathaniel Malone 3-3. Also on Jones Hole Swamp and Reedy Branch was Daniel Malone 3-6, who already owned land there (surveyed for him on 5-17-1715 by Robert Bolling, and who received patents there in 1715 and 1716. Thus Nathaniel was a likely brother of Daniel Malone 3-6. Jones Hole Swamp traversed Prince George and Surry Counties, as it shows deeds recorded in both counties. Nathaniel Malone 3-3 next appears in the "Executive Journals, Council of Colonial Virginia, Court in Prince George County", where "Nathaniel Malone of Surry County, William Parham and James Grasham of Prince George County" were ordered to be taken into custody and brought before the Governor in Council to "answer their contempt of the orders of the Government in trading with the Tuscaruro Indians. At court on 4-26-1712 they were put under a 25 lb bond "for their good behavior, and particularly not to trade with the Tuscaruro Indians until liberty shall be given by the government ... " This problem apparently resolved itself with Nathaniel Malone in the good graces of the Colonial Government, because on 3-23-1715 he was granted 215 acres on both sides of the Sappony Creek, beginning on the west side, adjacent to Thomas Thrower's land. Indian problems again required Nathaniel Malone's presence at the Executive Council court on 4-25-1717: "Who encouraged the Senequas in their late attempt upon ye western Indians at Christana? ... Ordered that said Sherif summon Nath. Malone to appear at this board to testifie his knowledge and also to summon such other persons as the said Malone shall nominate to him as proper evidence against the said offenders .. " Three weeks later on 5-4-1717 the court again met with the following resolution: "Whereas it appears to this Board by the examination of Nath. Malone that (several people) were unlawfully trading with the Tuscoruros while those Senequas were there, who afterwards attacked the Cattabaw Indians at Christanna. Ordered they be required to attend this board, etc. It is of interest that Thomas Wynne, Nathaniel Malone's father-in:-law, was an interpreter for Indian Affairs during this period (along with his brother Joshua Wynne), with the specific purpose of helping to make peace with the Seneca Indians. Other insight into Nathaniel's life at this time is evidenced by a repeat visit to the Executive Council Court the following year on 4-23-1718. It seems that Nathaniel had purchased a Saponie Indian woman who had been "taken captive by some forreign Indians". The Saponies, anxious to redeem their lost Indian woman, had contracted with Nathaniel for 120 buck skins to buy her back. Ninety skins had been delivered to Nathaniel Malone when the Indian woman died, according to testimony by "the Great Men of the Saponie". The Indians wanted their skins back. Nathaniel was ordered to appear the following month for an explanation. On 5-27-1718 Nathaniel appeared in the court "to answer the complaint of the Saponie Indians, upon a full hearing, ... it appearing to this board by the confession of the said Malone, that he received 74 skins in part consideration... it is the opinion of the board that the 74 skins ought to be returned to ye Indians ... " One wonders if the "Sapponie" Indians lived along the Sappony Creek where Nathaniel Malone owned land. He continued to own land there in 1718, on both sides of Sappony Creek, which was patented to him in 1715. On 9-19-1721 he deeded to George Booth a 100 acre portion of this land on the south side of Sappony Creek, adjoining Thomas Thrower. His wife Mary (Wynne) Malone signed her release as well. The following month (10-18-1721) George Booth was granted an additional 850 acres adjacent to Nathaniel Malone on the southwest side of Stony Creek and on the north side of the Nottaway River, and on Sappony Creek adjacent to Thomas Thrower. This land connected with the 100 acres just sold to him by Nathaniel Malone. The lands of George Booth, a contemporary of Nathaniel Malone, coincided with Nathaniel's in other areas also. (See the map on page 24.) On 3-29-1721 a survey for both men reported that Nathaniel Malone and George Booth owned 300 acres together on both sides of Turkey Egg Creek. The Jones family was another close neighbor. On 9-15-1723 John Jones, Jr. was granted 95 acres on the north side of the Nottoway River extending along the south side of Sappony Creek, also bordering on the land of Nathaniel Malone. William Jones was granted land on the other side of Nathaniel Malone's property from George Booth, along both sides of Turkey Egg Creek north of the Nottaway River, also bordering on the lines of Slowman Wynne and William Parham, land granted on 7-9-1724. From these two records, one of Surry Co. and the other of Prince George, we recognize that Nathaniel owned property crossing the county lines. At this juncture, we see Nathaniel's son William Malone 4-11 receiving property. On 10-1 3-1724 William and Eliza Tucker deeded for only 5 shillings to "William Mallone. son of Nathaniel Mallone of Surry Co., 143 acres on the north side of Stony Creek in Prince George County. This is a very significant deed, because it identifies William the son of Nathaniel Malone 3-3 as owning land alongside Nathaniel Malone and near George Booth on the north side of Stony Creek and along the Prince George/Surry County border. During this time Nathaniel had his Stony Creek property surveyed. (See the map.) Two surveys were made and reported on 12-22-1724 on the "north side of Stony Creek. adjoining the county line" of 100 and 159 acres each, totaling 259 acres. At this point William Malone 4-11, son of Nathaniel Malone 3-3 added to his adjacent holdings by being granted on 10-31-1726 "400 acres in Prince George County on the north side of Stony Creek on the county line, beginning where the said line crosses the said creek", adjacent (among others) to William Tucker, who had just deeded the land to "William, son of Nathaniel Malone". The lot description of this grant to William Malone goes on to say, "143 acres of above was a part granted to William Tucker, who conveyed to the said Nathaniel Malone." From this interesting land description, we see that Nathaniel Malone had in effect developed a land swap for his son William Malone, who now lived adjacent to him on the north side of Stony Creek at the county line. Part of the land had been conveyed to William Malone through Nathaniel Malone from William Tucker. Further enlightenment on this transaction is seen in a 1723 survey report which stated " .... 300 acres, ordered to William Tucker from Nathaniel Malone, for whom it was surveyed, on a creek .... next to George Booth, Slowman Wynne ..." We now see why only 5 shillings was mentioned in the above deed from William Tucker to William Malone. This author had assumed before all this information was available to him that this was a deed of gift to William Malone, Sr. 3-1, who was thought to have married Ann Tucker, daughter of William Tucker... With additional information available, it is now easier to distinguish between William Malone 4- 11, son of Nathaniel 3-3 , and William Malone 3-1 who owned land north of the Nottoway River on Southwest(er) Swamp. (See the map on page 24.) This interesting land swap for his son William Malone 4-11 also explains why Nathaniel 3-3 did not leave land to William in his will, as he did all his other sons. On 9-28-1728 Edward Winfield also received a land grant on the north side of Stony Creek which placed him adjacent to Nathaniel Malone, among others. The last transaction noted in records for Nathaniel Malone 3-3 prior to his will was recorded on 9-16-1730 when "Nathaniel Malone and wife Mary Malone" deeded 98 acres to William Moore. Witnesses were Robert Wynn, John Freeman and Nathaniel Roberson. William Malone, Sr. 3-1 had deeded William Moore property along the north side of Nottaway River on 3-17-1722, and apparently William Moore then lived between Nathaniel Malone 3 -3 and William Malone 3-1 . Robert Wynn and Nathaniel Roberson lived near William Malone, Sr. 3-1, north of the Nottaway River along Souwester Swamp. Robert Wynne was a son of Thomas and Agnes Wynne and a brother of Mary Wynne Malone, Nathaniel's wife, and witnessed both Nathaniel 3-3 's and William Malone 3-l's wills. Robert Wynne also owned land along Jones Hole Swamp near Nathaniel and Mary Wynne Malone. In addition, both Robert Wynne and Thomas Wynne, Jr. witnessed the will of William Malone, Sr. 3-1. Robert Wynne also witnessed the will of Nathaniel Malone 3-3. Nathaniel Robertson, who lived adjacent to William Malone, Sr. 3-1 had a son Drury Robertson who married Winefred Malone 5 -24, daughter of William Malone 4- 11 (son of Nathaniel Malone 3-3) and his wife Ann Booth Malone, daughter of George Booth, Nathaniel's next-door neighbor. Nathaniel Robertson's younger son Nathaniel married Winifred Malone 5-10, granddaughter of William Malone 3-1, and daughter of William Malone 4-1. These facts would suggest that Nathaniel Malone 3-3 and William Malone, Sr. 3-1 were brothers since they were about the same age and lived so close to one another and were so intimately involved and related to the same families, but no documents have been found to prove this hypothesis. It would also seem that Daniel Malone 3-6 living on Jones Hole Swamp was a brother, since he lived in an area where Nathaniel Malone 3-3 also had owned property, and the two were about the same age. Again, this is an unproven hypothesis. Nathaniel's wife Mary Wynne Malone apparently lived at least to 1730, since she is recorded in a deed with him that year. However, she is not mentioned in his will, and we must assume she predeceased him. Nathaniel Malone's will was written in January, 1732 and proved 3-21-1732. An unfortunate water blot has partially obliterated the will, and the other part is in itself difficult to read. It follows, as best we can decipher: Surry County, Va. Deed Book 8, Vol. I 1671 - 1750, Part II, p. 268, Will of Nathaniel Malone, signed Jan., 1732; probated 3-21-1732. This will is badly water-stained, and some of the daughters mentioned in the will and some conditions are not readable. Portions in which we can interpolate the words are in parenthesis: In the name of God I Nathaniel Malone of the Parish of Southwark and the County of Surry in the Colony of Virginia being weak in body but of sound Perfect & disposing mind & memory praise be therefore given to Almighty God and calling to remembrance the uncertain State of this transitory life and that flesh must yield unto death when it shall please God to Call (do ordain this) my last will and testament hereby revoking all other wills & testaments heretofore made. lmprimis My soul I resign to God that ____ thru the merit and mediation of Jesus Christ (my sins might be forgiven). My body I commit to the earth (from whence it was taken to be buried) by my exec. hereafter named and for the (disposition) of my estate I devise & dispose of in the manner following: Item: I devise to my loving son Nathaniel and his heirs forever my house & lands lying and being on the South side of Sappony Creek in the Parish & County aforesaid Excepting one acre at the hog pen ford just below my dwelling house & also one Negro woman named Judy & one cow to him ye said Nathaniel and his heirs forever. Item: I devise unto my loving son Drury that one acre of land before excepted at hog pen ford and the plantation where I now live & the land adjoining these according to the bounds following Viz: Beginning at the cart ford of Sappony Creek thence going a (short course) north by hasty Branch ... ect. (The author now abstracts as follows:) to Great Pond, to Pig Quarter on Stony Creek, then down said Creek to mouth of Sapponey Creek. .. But in default of Drury having heirs, land to son Thomas, and in default of his having heirs, to be divided between sons William and Nathaniel. To son Thomas, land up the Sapponey Creek along William Harper's line, 10 pounds and a negro. To son Daniel my house and 200 acres on ye north side of Nottaway River beginning at the mouth of Tommoheton Swamp in Prince George Co, running up the swamp and Nottaway River for 200 acres. To Son-in-law Joseph Harper: my house and 200 acres in upper part of a tract called Tommahelon land and 20 pounds, 2 cows and calves .. Remainder is badly blotted: To daughter Amey ... 1 mulatto named ____. Amey also to keep my daughter Mary until (they marry or come of age) To my daughter ___ Courtney? .... Phoebe? remainder to be equally divided. Executors: some blotted, but can make out Drury and Nathaniel Malone. Wit: Robert Wynne, John Gilliam, Jr. On 6-15-1733 Nathaniel Malone 3-3 's estate was appraised by John Freeman, John Jackson and William Harper. The appraisal was submitted on 6-20-1733 by Nathaniel Malone, Jr. 4-12, who was the acting executor. Apparently son Nathaniel, Jr. 4-12 was the next oldest son after William 4-11, followed by Drury 4-15 and Thomas 4-16 and then Daniel 4-14. Of interest in this will is the notation about sons Drury and Thomas. Their legacy was to pass to other sons if they did not have heirs. It is obvious neither of these two men had children in January, 1732. They may have been married, and were of age, but apparently no children were yet born. On the other hand, this restriction did not apply to sons Daniel, Nathaniel or William, nor to his son-in-law Joseph Harper, all of whom we may assume had children by 1732. Son William is not bequeathed land, but, as noted above, was deeded land by William Tucker per arrangement with Nathaniel Malone 3-3 in 1724. It is remarkable to consider the extent of Nathaniel Malone 3-3' s holdings. Although not continuous, they stretched across the entire eastern border and most of the southern border of what is now Dinwiddie Co. from Jones Hole Swamp above Dinwiddie Co., across Stony Creek, across Reedy Creek, across the Sappony River, and reached across Turkey Egg Creek to the Tommahelon Creek mouth at the Nottoway River. This juncture is almost in the corner of where Amelia Co, Dinwiddie Co, Brunswick Co. and Nottoway Co. join. Note: See the chart on page 37, showing Nathaniel, his children and grandchildren. Summary: Nathaniel Malone 3-3 (c 1680-85 VA - 1732 Surry Co, VA) m. Mary Wynne (d. between 1730-1732 Surry Co, VA), dau of Thomas and Agnes (Stith) Wynne. Lived on the Surry Co/Prince George Co. border along Jones Hole Swamp, Turkey Egg Creek, Stony Creek, Reedy Creek and Sappony Creek, north of the Nottaway River, with close ties to George Booth, William Tucker, William Harper, William Moore, Robert Wynne, Thomas Wynne, William Malone 3-1, Nathaniel Robertson and others. His children: 4-11 William Malone (c 1703 VA - 1775/87 Dinwiddie Co, VA) m. Ann Booth (d. 1799, Dinwiddie Co, VA), dau of George and Mary Booth of Surry/Sussex Co, VA. He was probably the oldest of the sons, as he shows being a landowner in 1724. He received land from his father through a land swap with neighbor William Tucker, and owned land adjacent to his father on the north side of Stony River in Prince George County, but on the county line of Surry County. This land was added to in Prince George County on the line by land grant in 1726. He lived his life out in Prince George-- Dinwiddie Co, VA. For a more detailed documented biography and descendants see the William Malone 4-11 section on page 116. 4-12 Nathaniel Malone, Jr. (c 1712 VA - 12-18-1758 Sussex Co, VA) m. Christian Linnington (d. 3-4-1759 Sussex Co., VA), dau of Edward Linnington (d. 1736 NC). He shows extensive records in Surry Co. and then in Sussex Co. when it was broken off Surry Co. in 1752. Nathaniel apparently already had heirs at the writing of his father's will. He received his father's plantation house on the south side of Sappony Creek in Southwark Parish, Surry Co. Nathaniel, Jr. died in Sussex Co. in the same general area where he was bequeathed land originally. His will was dated 12-18-1758 and proved 7-16-1761. For a documented biography and descendants, see the Nathaniel Malone Section on page 158. 4-14 Daniel Malone was left land by his father on the north side of Nottaway River beginning at the mouth of Tommoheton Swamp in Prince George Co, running up the swamp and Nottaway River, amounting to 200 acres. This included another plantation house of his father's. His land was far away from the others on the border of Brunswick Co. near Amelia and Nottoway Counties. The fact that his land fell into Prince George Co. is unfortunate, since Prince George Co. and its daughter Dinwiddie Co. records were destroyed in the Civil War. He moved to Lunenburg Co. in the area which became Halifax Co. in 1752. Surviving property tax records in Dinwiddie Co. do not show this Daniel Malones, indicating an early move, and the children of Daniel Malone's 1795 will in Halifax Co. reflect the same names as are found in the Nathaniel Malone 3-3 family. This Daniel was not attributed as a son of Nathaniel Malone 3-3 in the first edition of Malone & Allied Families, but it is now believed that he was, due to a better understanding of the location of his property legacy and more Dinwiddie Co, VA records to examine; For a documented biography and descendants, see the Daniel Malone 4-14 section on page 172. 4-15 Drury Malone, though of age at the writing of his father's will, was apparently childless, since his land was to revert to his brother Thomas 4-16 if he did not beget heirs. Drury was left land which traversed the Sappony Creek to its junction with Stoney Creek. This land included the plantation house where his father was then living. Drury ultimately moved to Brunswick ----- Lunenburg --- Mecklenburg Co.s, VA. His sonship is proven by the fact that he sold this very land after moving there, with identical lot description. For his documented biography and descendants, see the Drury Malone 4-1 5 section on page 208. 4-16 Thomas Malone was bequeathed land up the Sapponey Creek adjacent to his brother Drury 4-15 , along William Harper's line. His land was to revert equally to his brothers William 4-11 and Nathaniel Jr. 4-12 if he did not have heirs. He likewise moved to Brunswick-- Lunenburg-- Meckelnburg Co. with his brother Drury 4-15. The two brothers lived in a close relationship there. Thomas lived until 1807. He is referred to as the brother of Drury in Drury's will. For a documented biography and descendants, see the Thomas Malone 4-16 section on page 213. 4-17 ( Frances?) Malone , wife of Joseph Harper. See the Frances Malone 4-17 section on page 216. 4-18 Amey Malone was apparently the oldest unmarried daughter. She was left a mulatto slave as her inheritance, with the admonition to care for her younger sisters Mary Malone and Courtney (?) until they came of age or married. This part of the will lets us know that Nathaniel's children crossed the line between being of age in 1724 or before, to not being of age in 1732 . No further information. 4-18 Mary Malone is described above. Unfortunately a large water blot has obliterated this portion of Nathaniel's will, and we really know nothing more of her, except that she was unmarried and not of age in 1732 . No further information. 4-19 Courtney Malone was difficult for this author to see on a microfilm of the will, but was noted on examination of the original by Lucille Pleasants back in the l930's, and is included in the Malone genealogy of Stith Malone Cain. No further information. 4-20 Phoebe Malone (?) is included with a question mark because this author could not really make out this name with any clarity from a microfilm of the original will. The late Malone genealogist John Riley Malone stated that this will was read on the original paper by someone prior to 1920 and the that the names of Courtney and Phoebe could be read. Unfortunately, we cannot verify this at the present time. No further information. Family Members Parents Daniel Malone 1643-1688 Spouse Mary Wynne Malone 1677-1732 Siblings Mary Malone Booth 1680-1752 William Malone 1685-1745 George Malone 1690-1740 Robert Malone 1705-1779 Children Daniel Wynne Malone 1696-1795 Drury Malone 1697-1747 Susannah Malone Harper 1700-1733 William Malone 1703-1764 Nathaniel Malone 1712-1758 Thomas Malone 1719-1807 Created by: B&JAndrews1945 (47525492) Added: 18 Aug 2018 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192340308/nathaniel-malone Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 15 March 2021), memorial page for Nathaniel Malone (167021 Mar 1732), Find a Grave Memorial no. 192340308, ; Maintained by B&JAndrews1945 (contributor 47525492) Non-Cemetery Burial. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Malone, Nathaniel Burwell (I591)
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| 1097 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 10/31/2021 Mary Winslow McConnell Birth: 1724 Iredell County, North Carolina, USA Death: 9 Nov 1812 (aged 8788) Iredell County, North Carolina, USA Burial: Centre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mooresville, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA Memorial #: 198415999 Bio: Married John McConnell II. To their union were born: Mary Catherine McConnell Davidson, 1732-1801 Benjamin McConnell, 1747-1820 Margaret McConnell Davidson, 1742-1806 Ann McConnell Cook, 1757-1812 (#188855534) Andrew McConnell, 1750- John McConnell, 1740-1796 Sallie McConnell Wilson Family Members Parents Benjamin Winsley 1689-1759 Mary White Winsley 1706-1776 Spouse John McConnell 1721-1801 Siblings John Clark Wamsley 1721-1782 Rebecca Violet Winsley Wilson 1728-Unknown Benjamin Winslow 1730-1760 Moses Winslow 1733-1816 Margaret Winslow Hamilton 1735-1777 Sarah Winslow McWhorter 1737-1783 John Wanslow 1738-1833 Children George McConnell Unknown-1816 John McConnell 1740-1796 Margaret McConnell Davidson 1742-1806 Mary Catherine McConnell Davidson 1744-1801 Benjamin McConnell 1747-1820 Andrew McConnell 1750-Unknown Sarah McConnell Wilson 1753-Unknown Ann McConnell Cook 1757-1812 Created by: Lotsacousins (48730524) Added: 17 Apr 2019 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198415999/mary-mcconnell Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198415999/mary-mcconnell : accessed 31 October 2021), memorial page for Mary Winslow McConnell (17249 Nov 1812), Find a Grave Memorial ID 198415999, citing Centre Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mooresville, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA ; Maintained by Lotsacousins (contributor 48730524) . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Winsley, Mary (I626)
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| 1098 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 5/7/2019 George Booth Malone Birth: 26 Nov 1737 Prince George County, Virginia, USA ?? not Maryland? Death: 20 Sep 1810 (aged 72) Brunswick County, Virginia, USA ?? will written 8/10/1810 - recorded 10/22/1810 Burial: Non-Cemetery Burial Memorial #: 149425383 Bio: George Booth Malone, was the son of William Malone and Ann Booth. George married Sarah Bass in 1756. He was left 40 pounds by his grandfather George Booth in his 1763 will. On July 29, 1762 he was given a "negro fellow Toney" and acreage on Taylor's Creek in Brunswick County, Virginia by his father. George witnessed another deed of gift from his father to his brother Reuben Malone on January 1, 1764. This land was also on Taylor's Creek. On June 15, 1773 George patented 420 acres on Avents and Jeneto Creeks adjoining "Pennington et al." This land was was in western Brunswick County and crossed over into Mecklenburg County, also abutted that of Drury Malone.Although considered a resident of Brunswick County, George paid taxes in Mecklenburg County as well. He also witnessed Mecklenburg and Brunswick Co. deeds. George's wife Sarah died in 1776 after 20 years of marriage leaving George with ten children. On December 5, 1777 George witnessed a deed of gift from his brother-in-law Drury Robertson, husband of his sister Winifred Malone, to Drury's son William. George's brother Reuben also witnessed the deed. George Malone married a second time to Lucy Marshall, widow of George Carter and mother of four children. Lucy was the daughter of Revolutionary War Patriot John Marshall and Tabitha Dixon. John and Tabitha Marshall had made a deed of gift of four slaves to their daughter Lucy Marshall in 1770. George and Lucy became parents of five children together, and George was a beloved step-father to Lucy's four children. George Malone was a Revolutionary War Patriot, supplying material for the Continental Army. Some sources claim he was also a soldier. George Malone witnessed a deed for Drury Robertson in 1784.He retained property and was close to his Meherrin River/Taylor's Creek property. In 1797 George began to provide for his children. He deeded in that year 226 acres to his son Lewis Malone living in South Carolina, and 226 acres to son Miles Malone of Brunswick Co. Virginia, that being his Mecklenburg County property. In 1800 he deeded property to his grandchildren, children of his deceased daughter Mary Malone Vaughan of Orange County, North Carolina. 1810 Census Name: George MaloneHome in 1810: Meherrin, Brunswick, Virginia Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over : 1 Numbers of Slaves: 24 Number of Household Members Over 25: 2 Number of Household Members: 26 On September 20, 1810, "aged 72 years, 9 months and 18 days" George Malone died leaving a will documented in Brunswick County, Virginia Will Book #7, page 428. The will was dated August 13, 1810, recorded October 22, 1810. He is presumed to have been buried on his home place as was customary for many during this time period. *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** Marriage Records of Brunswick County Virginia 1730-1852: p. 16 - 5 Feb 1798 Bugg, John to Sally Malone, George Malone sec. p. 74 - 27 Jan 1777 Malone, George to Lucy Carter, James Marshall sec. p. 130 - 25 May 1789 Williams, Joseph to Frances Dailey wid, George Malone sec. Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, April 1934, p. 246: Revolutionary Patriots, Brunswick County, Virginia, compiled from records in the State Library, Richmond, Virginia. Patriot who rendered services during the Revolution, under "Commissioners of Provisions Law". George Malone is listed among 600 others who not only gave supplies for the Continental troops, but transported the sick, provisions, and guns. He is listed along with his son Lewis Melone (Malone). County, Virginia Deed Book 7 (Abstracts) Deed Book 7, Page 75: Indenture made the 20th day of March, 1762, between John George Pennington and Marshall (first name is never given), for 4 pounds paid by the said Marshall, conveying 15 acres on the Main Road, adjoining land of William Pennington, the County line and being the same land granted to the said Pennington by Letters of Patent dated October 1, 1747. Witnesses were Samuel Marshall, Sr. (his mark), George Malone, and William Dailey (his mark). Indenture was proved in Court on March 22, 1762, by the oaths of the three witnesses. Deed Book 7, Page 167: Indenture made the 29th day of July, 1762, between William Melone of Dinwiddie County, and George Melone, for 5 shillings, conveying 1 Negro fellow Toney, and one tract on North side of Taylors Creek, and being the same land granted to the said Wm. Melone by Letters of Patent. Signed by William Melone and Ann Malone (her mark). Witnesses were Samuel marshall, Robert Bailey, and John Bailey. Indenture was proved in Court on August 23, 1762, by the oaths of the witnesses. The following obtained from "Malone and Allied Families", Second Edition, by Randolph A. Malone: Brunswick Co., Va. Deed Book 7, pg. 58-59 July 29, 1762 William Malone of Dinwiddle County deeds to George Malone of Brunswick Co. for 5 shillings a personality and acreage on the north side of Taylor's Creek, the same that was granted to the said Wm. Malone. Signed: Wm and Ann Malone. Wit: Samuel Marshall, Robert Bailey, John Bailey. Brunswick Co., Va. Deed Book 7, pg. 167-168 July 29, 1762 William Malone of Dinwiddle Co. deeds to George Malone of Brunswick Co. for 5 shillings, "one Negro Fellow Toney", and acreage on the north side of Taylor's Creek; the land on which he now lives having been granted to the said William Malone in Williamsburg. Signed: William Malone and Ann (X) Malone. Wit: Samuel Marshall, Robert Bailey, John Bailey. Brunswick Co., Va. Patent Book 41, pg. 378 June 15, 1773 George Malone granted 420 acres on a branch of Avents Creek and on Jeneto Creek adjoining Pennington, et al. Virginia Taxpayers 1782 - 1787, by Fothergill Lists: George Malone and Lewis Malone of Brunswick Meade Sheriff in account with Brunswick County for the levy of 1784 & 1785 . . . To 3524 Tithes for the year 1784 . . . To 3708 Tithes for the year 1785 . . . To balance due the County . . . By Amount contained in the County levy for the year 1784 . . . Paid Thomas Bridgeforth order of Court . . . John Jones . . . Thomas Claiborne . . . Henry Walton . . . Henry Mangum . . . Wm. G. Gee & George Malone . . . James Fletcher . . . Buckner Stith . . . for building bridges over Wagua and Sturgeon Creeks . . . Samuel Harwell . . . amount contained in the County levy for the year 1785 . . . David Walkers order of Court . . . Anthony Overby . . . James Johnson . . . Lewis Brown . . . Drury Lanier . . . Thomas Edmunds . . . Hannah Jones . . . Henry Harrison . . . Henry Jackson . . . Nathaniel Edwards . . . Thomas Sadler . . . Matthew Laffoon . . . Hezekiah Davis . . . John F. Edmunds &c . . . Benjamin Johnson . . . John Edwards . . . Miles Alley . . . Binns Jones order of Court . . . Sarah Washington . . . Seward Price & Jno. Myrick . . . Sundry persons agreeable to report of commissions . . . Sundry insolvents commissions off . . . balance due the County L697.12.11 . . . Deed Book 15, page 508. Brunswick Co., Va. Deed Book 24, pg. 157 Dated September 13, 1815, Recorded September 14, 1818 John Hooper of Franklin Co., GA to John Ingram of Brunswick Co., VA for $500, all right and title which John Malone and Booth Malone, two of the sons & legatees of George Malone, dec'd, have to the land left them by will of said George Malone. Will was not always readable - (?) or ? = not sure, underline = unknown) George Malone's Will Brunswick Co., VA Will Book 7 p. 428 In the name of God amen. I George Malone of Brunswick County and State of Virginia being weak in body but in perfect mind and memory do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner of form (to wit). I lend unto my beloved wife Lucy Malone during her widowhood or life the mill and all the land I hold in the County of Brunswick and at her marriage or death my will is that the said mill and land shall be sold by my executors hereafter named in such manner as they shall deem most advantageous and my said executors are hereby informed to convey the same in due sample(?) to the purchase or purchasers and the money arising from such sale to be equally divided between my six youngest sons (to wit) Booth, John, George, William, Robert & James Malone to them & to their heirs forever. I also lend to my beloved wife Lucy Malone during her widowhood or life the following property (viz) six negroes namely Absalom, Isham, Jerry, Lucy, Dicy & Tom, four feather beds & furniture, four cows and callings, a young yake of steers(?), the cart and wheels, three choice sows and pigs, one thousand pounds of good pork, forty barrels of corn, four ewes &lambs, twelve head of geese, two head of horses namely the grey mare farmer & a bay horse called Dowy, one loom with the slay(?) and harness of her choice, one dutch oven, three pots, one frying pan, two tubs, two pails, my best set of knives and forks, two flat irons, one crops aid(?)and hand saws, one drawing knife, two good plow hoes, two narrow axes, one broad ax, three broad hoes, three hill hoes, two gruling(?) hoes, all my chests & chairs, one walnut table, all my pewter earthenware, three hundred pounds of seed cotton, all my cotton ? , three spinning wheels, my best flax wheel, my grindstone, her riding saddle & bridle. Item, I give unto each of my sons a negroe which I have before lent them (to wit). To Lewis ÙCuÙD ÙC/uÙDMalone I give a negroe boy named Ben. To Miles Malone I give a negroe boy named Archers. To Booth Malone I give a negroe boy named Tom. To John Malone a negroe boy named Ned. To George I give a negroe boy named Abram. To William Malone I give a negroe boy named Billy. To Robert Malone I give a negroe boy named Dick. To James Malone I give a negroe man named Ben and as to my son Booth Malone my will is that he shall have his choice to return unto my estate a negroe girl named Fanny which I lent him or pay unto my estate sixty five pounds Virginia money & keep said negroe and her increase . And I do give to each and every of my sons all the other property not above named which I have heretofore lent them. Item to my daughter Elizabeth Lanier I give and bequeath a negroe women named Dolly and all her increase p. 429 to her to her heirs forever. Item to my daughter Wilmoth Hutcheson I lend a negroe women named Decy and all her increase during her and her husband Richard Hutcheson natural life and then to be equally divided among all the children of my daughter Wilmoth. Then to my daughter Sally Bugg I give and bequeath a negroe named Hannah and all her increase to her with her heirs forever. Item the children of my daughter Mary Vaughan I give and bequeath a negroe women named Gully(?) and all her increase to be equally divided among them. Item to the children of my daughter Patsey Lanier I give & bequeath a negroe women named Becky(?) and all her increase to be equally divided among them. Item to my daughter Nancy Odum I give one mare & one bed and furniture which I have heretofore lent her. Item at my wife's marriage or death my will is that all the property which I have lent her the land and mill except(?) shall be divided among my children in the following manner (to wit) that each and every of my sons shall ? one equal part & to my daughters Elizabeth Lanier & Sally Bugg shall receive each one equal part and that my daughter Wilmoth Hutcheson shall receive one equal part as lent to her and her husband Richard Hutcheson during their natural lives & then to be divided equally among all my daughter Withmoth's children and that the children of Nancy Odum, Mary Vaughan and Patsey Lanier shall receive each parcel their mother's equal proportionable part. Item I will and desire that all my property of every ? except that part lent to my wife and the property I have heretofore given to my children in the will shall be divided among my children in the following manner (viz). To each of every of my sons I give an equal part to my daughters Elizabeth Lanier & Sally Bugg I give one equal part each & to my daughter Wilmoth Hutcheson I lend one equal part during her and her husband Richard Hutcheson's natural life and then to be equally divided among all my daughter Wilmoth's children. And to the children of Nancy Odum, Mary Vaughn & Patsey Lanier I give to each parcel their mother's proportionable part of said(?) property. Item my will and desire is that if any dispute shall arise between my children respecting a division of my estate that the same shall be left to three men to be appointed by the court of Brunswick County and their decision shall be binding on each party. Lastly I appoint my son James Malone & my son in law John Bugg my executors to this my last will & testament revolking and disannuling all former will by me made in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the tenth day of August eighteen hundred and ten. Signed sealed & acknowledged George Malone (seal) in presence of A. Malone Thomas Steagall Claiborne Malone Asa Gresham William Murrell Brunswick County Court October 22nd 1810. This last will and testament of George Malone decd was proved by the oaths of Thomas Steagall & William Murrell witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of James Malone & John Bugg the executors therein named who made oath thereto accordingly to law and together with Asa Gresham, Robert Money (or Morrels), and Thomas Steagal their security entered into and acknowledged a bond & in the penalty of twenty thousand dollars with condition as the law directs certificate is granted them for allowing a probate thereof in due form. Teste Herbert Hill C.B.C. Sources: Media: Periodical Abbrev: D.A.R Magazine, April 1934, p. 246 Title: D.A.R Magazine, April 1934, p. 246 Media: Book Abbrev: "Malone and Allied Families", Second Edition Title: "Malone and Allied Families", Second Edition Author: Randolph A. Malone http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/a/y/Lyndall-J-Mayes/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-1353.html*** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** Gravesite Details George Malone is presumed to have been buried on his home place as was customary for many during that time period. Family Members Parents William Malone 1703-1764 Ann Booth Malone 1720-1799 Spouse Sarah Bass Malone 1739-1776 Siblings Winifred Malone Robinson 1729-1781 Reuben Malone 1741-1800 William Malone 1746-1816 Children Elizabeth Bass Malone Lanier 1757-1827 Lewis Malone 1759-1810 Miles Malone 1761-Unknown Ann Malone Oldham 1762-Unknown Mary Malone Vaughn 1765-Unknown Booth Malone 1767-1830 Martha Malone Lanier 1771-1795 Wilmont Malone 1773-1842 Amy Malone Reade 1775-Unknown George Booth Malone 1776-1847 Sarah Malone Bugg 1778-1851 Robert Lafayette Malone 1781-1864 Created by: Gina Caperton Ervin (47254898) Added: 18 Jul 2015 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149425383/george-booth-malone Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 07 May 2019), memorial page for George Booth Malone (26 Nov 173720 Sep 1810), Find A Grave Memorial no. 149425383, ; Maintained by Gina Caperton Ervin (contributor 47254898) Non-Cemetery Burial. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at dar.org Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) Record MALONE, GEORGE Ancestor #: A073283 Service: VIRGINIA Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE Birth: 26 Nov 1737 PRINCE GEORGE CO VIRGINIA Death: 20 Sep 1810 BRUNSWICK CO VIRGINIA Service Source: DAR MAG, VOL 68, #4, APRIL 1934, PP 244, 246 Service Description: 1) PROVIDED SUPPLIES Descendants List Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 875334 Ancestor #: A073283 1. -- Generation Restricted -- 2. -- Generation Restricted -- 3. -- Generation Restricted -- 4. The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of William Henry Flood born on 23 - Aug - 1865 at Trigg Co KY died at Graves Co KY on 12 - Mar - 1940 and his ( 1st ) wife Barbara Allen Cavitt born on 28 - Apr - 1871 at Graves Co KY died at Farmington Graves Co KY on 28 - Jan - 1935 married on 12 - Jul - 1888 married at Graves Co KY 5. The Said William Henry Flood was the child of John A Flood born on (c) - - 1828 at KY died at Panther Creek Graves Co KY on (p) - - 1880 and his ( 1st ) wife Maranda F Malone born on - - 1837 at KY died at Graves Co KY on - - 1881 married on 31 - Mar - 1853 married at Trigg Co KY 6. The Said Maranda F Malone was the child of Moses Malone born on - - 1818 at KY died at Ballard Co KY on (p) - - 1880 and his ( 1st ) wife Rebecca Randolph born on 14 - Nov - 1819 at KY died at Ballard Co KY on (p) - - 1880 married on 25 - Nov - 1836 married at Trigg Co KY 7. The Said Moses Malone was the child of Thomas D Malone born on (c) - - 1791 at SC died at Trigg Co KY on (p) - - 1860 and his ( 1st ) wife Matilda Ingram born on (c) - - 1792 at NC died at Trigg Co KY on (p) - - 1860 married on 4 - Feb - 1812 married at Caldwell Co KY 8. The Said Thomas D Malone was the child of Booth Malone born on - - at Brunswick Co VA **** died at Trigg Co KY on (a) - Jun - 1830 and his ( 1st ) wife Martha Darnall born on - - 1775 at VA **** died at Trigg Co KY on 10 - Dec - 1856 married on - - 9. The Said Booth Malone was the child of **** George Malone born on 26 - Nov - 1737 at Prince Georges Co MD **** died at Brunswick Co VA on 20 - Sep - 1810 and his ( 1st ) wife Sarah Bass born on - - 1739 at _______________ **** died at Brunswick Co VA on (a) 27 - Jan - 1777 married on (c) - - 1756 married at VA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=floodtree&id=I485 ID: I485 Name: George Booth MALONE Given Name: George Booth Surname: MALONE Sex: M Birth: 26 Nov 1737 in Prince George Co., MD Death: 10 Sep 1810 in Brunswick, VA 1 _UID: D7EF26F4141A4C0492F0D715EF4D93FB966A Change Date: 6 Sep 2013 at 04:57 Note: Marriage Records of Brunswick County Virginia 1730-1852: p. 16 - 5 Feb 1798 Bugg, John to Sally Malone, George Malone sec. p. 74 - 27 Jan 1777 Malone, George to Lucy Carter, James Marshall sec. p. 130 - 25 May 1789 Williams, Joseph to Frances Dailey wid, George Malone sec. Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, April 1934, p. 246: Revolutionary Patriots, Brunswick County, Virginia, compiled from records in the State Library, Richmond, Virginia. Patriot who rendered services during the Revolution, under "Commissioners of Provisions Law". George Malone is listed among 600 others who not only gave supplies for the Continental troops, but transported the sick, provisions, and guns. He is listed along with his son Lewis Melone (Malone). County, Virginia Deed Book 7 (Abstracts) Deed Book 7, Page 75: Indenture made the 20th day of March, 1762, between John George Pennington and Marshall (first name is never given), for 4 pounds paid by the said Marshall, conveying 15 acres on the Main Road, adjoining land of William Pennington, the County line and being the same land granted to the said Pennington by Letters of Patent dated October 1, 1747. Witnesses were Samuel Marshall, Sr. (his mark), George Malone, and William Dailey (his mark). Indenture was proved in Court on March 22, 1762, by the oaths of the three witnesses. Deed Book 7, Page 167: Indenture made the 29th day of July, 1762, between William Melone of Dinwiddie County, and George Melone, for 5 shillings, conveying 1 Negro fellow Toney, and one tract on North side of Taylors Creek, and being the same land granted to the said Wm. Melone by Letters of Patent. Signed by William Melone and Ann Malone (her mark). Witnesses were Samuel marshall, Robert Bailey, and John Bailey. Indenture was proved in Court on August 23, 1762, by the oaths of the witnesses. The following obtained from "Malone and Allied Families", Second Edition, by Randolph A. Malone: Brunswick Co., Va. Deed Book 7, pg. 58-59 July 29, 1762 William Malone of Dinwiddle County deeds to George Malone of Brunswick Co. for 5 shillings a personality and acreage on the north side of Taylor's Creek, the same that was granted to the said Wm. Malone. Signed: Wm and Ann Malone. Wit: Samuel Marshall, Robert Bailey, John Bailey. Brunswick Co., Va. Deed Book 7, pg. 167-168 July 29, 1762 William Malone of Dinwiddle Co. deeds to George Malone of Brunswick Co. for 5 shillings, "one Negro Fellow Toney", and acreage on the north side of Taylor's Creek; the land on which he now lives having been granted to the said William Malone in Williamsburg. Signed: William Malone and Ann (X) Malone. Wit: Samuel Marshall, Robert Bailey, John Bailey. Brunswick Co., Va. Patent Book 41, pg. 378 June 15, 1773 George Malone granted 420 acres on a branch of Avents Creek and on Jeneto Creek adjoining Pennington, et al. Virginia Taxpayers 1782 - 1787, by Fothergill Lists: George Malone and Lewis Malone of Brunswick Meade Sheriff in account with Brunswick County for the levy of 1784 & 1785 . . . To 3524 Tithes for the year 1784 . . . To 3708 Tithes for the year 1785 . . . To balance due the County . . . By Amount contained in the County levy for the year 1784 . . . Paid Thomas Bridgeforth order of Court . . . John Jones . . . Thomas Claiborne . . . Henry Walton . . . Henry Mangum . . . Wm. G. Gee & George Malone . . . James Fletcher . . . Buckner Stith . . . for building bridges over Wagua and Sturgeon Creeks . . . Samuel Harwell . . . amount contained in the County levy for the year 1785 . . . David Walkers order of Court . . . Anthony Overby . . . James Johnson . . . Lewis Brown . . . Drury Lanier . . . Thomas Edmunds . . . Hannah Jones . . . Henry Harrison . . . Henry Jackson . . . Nathaniel Edwards . . . Thomas Sadler . . . Matthew Laffoon . . . Hezekiah Davis . . . John F. Edmunds &c . . . Benjamin Johnson . . . John Edwards . . . Miles Alley . . . Binns Jones order of Court . . . Sarah Washington . . . Seward Price & Jno. Myrick . . . Sundry persons agreeable to report of commissions . . . Sundry insolvents commissions off . . . balance due the County L697.12.11 . . . Deed Book 15, page 508. Brunswick Co., Va. Deed Book 24, pg. 157 Dated September 13, 1815, Recorded September 14, 1818 John Hooper of Franklin Co., GA to John Ingram of Brunswick Co., VA for $500, all right and title which John Malone and Booth Malone, two of the sons & legatees of George Malone, dec'd, have to the land left them by will of said George Malone. Will was not always readable - (?) or ? = not sure, underline = unknown) George Malone's Will Brunswick Co., VA Will Book 7 p. 428 In the name of God amen. I George Malone of Brunswick County and State of Virginia being weak in body but in perfect mind and memory do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner of form (to wit). I lend unto my beloved wife Lucy Malone during her widowhood or life the mill and all the land I hold in the County of Brunswick and at her marriage or death my will is that the said mill and land shall be sold by my executors hereafter named in such manner as they shall deem most advantageous and my said executors are hereby informed to convey the same in due sample(?) to the purchase or purchasers and the money arising from such sale to be equally divided between my six youngest sons (to wit) Booth, John, George, William, Robert & James Malone to them & to their heirs forever. I also lend to my beloved wife Lucy Malone during her widowhood or life the following property (viz) six negroes namely Absalom, Isham, Jerry, Lucy, Dicy & Tom, four feather beds & furniture, four cows and callings, a young yake of steers(?), the cart and wheels, three choice sows and pigs, one thousand pounds of good pork, forty barrels of corn, four ewes &lambs, twelve head of geese, two head of horses namely the grey mare farmer & a bay horse called Dowy, one loom with the slay(?) and harness of her choice, one dutch oven, three pots, one frying pan, two tubs, two pails, my best set of knives and forks, two flat irons, one crops aid(?)and hand saws, one drawing knife, two good plow hoes, two narrow axes, one broad ax, three broad hoes, three hill hoes, two gruling(?) hoes, all my chests & chairs, one walnut table, all my pewter earthenware, three hundred pounds of seed cotton, all my cotton ? , three spinning wheels, my best flax wheel, my grindstone, her riding saddle & bridle. Item, I give unto each of my sons a negroe which I have before lent them (to wit). To Lewis ÙCuÙD ÙC/uÙDMalone I give a negroe boy named Ben. To Miles Malone I give a negroe boy named Archers. To Booth Malone I give a negroe boy named Tom. To John Malone a negroe boy named Ned. To George I give a negroe boy named Abram. To William Malone I give a negroe boy named Billy. To Robert Malone I give a negroe boy named Dick. To James Malone I give a negroe man named Ben and as to my son Booth Malone my will is that he shall have his choice to return unto my estate a negroe girl named Fanny which I lent him or pay unto my estate sixty five pounds Virginia money & keep said negroe and her increase . And I do give to each and every of my sons all the other property not above named which I have heretofore lent them. Item to my daughter Elizabeth Lanier I give and bequeath a negroe women named Dolly and all her increase p. 429 to her to her heirs forever. Item to my daughter Wilmoth Hutcheson I lend a negroe women named Decy and all her increase during her and her husband Richard Hutcheson natural life and then to be equally divided among all the children of my daughter Wilmoth. Then to my daughter Sally Bugg I give and bequeath a negroe named Hannah and all her increase to her with her heirs forever. Item the children of my daughter Mary Vaughan I give and bequeath a negroe women named Gully(?) and all her increase to be equally divided among them. Item to the children of my daughter Patsey Lanier I give & bequeath a negroe women named Becky(?) and all her increase to be equally divided among them. Item to my daughter Nancy Odum I give one mare & one bed and furniture which I have heretofore lent her. Item at my wife's marriage or death my will is that all the property which I have lent her the land and mill except(?) shall be divided among my children in the following manner (to wit) that each and every of my sons shall ? one equal part & to my daughters Elizabeth Lanier & Sally Bugg shall receive each one equal part and that my daughter Wilmoth Hutcheson shall receive one equal part as lent to her and her husband Richard Hutcheson during their natural lives & then to be divided equally among all my daughter Withmoth's children and that the children of Nancy Odum, Mary Vaughan and Patsey Lanier shall receive each parcel their mother's equal proportionable part. Item I will and desire that all my property of every ? except that part lent to my wife and the property I have heretofore given to my children in the will shall be divided among my children in the following manner (viz). To each of every of my sons I give an equal part to my daughters Elizabeth Lanier & Sally Bugg I give one equal part each & to my daughter Wilmoth Hutcheson I lend one equal part during her and her husband Richard Hutcheson's natural life and then to be equally divided among all my daughter Wilmoth's children. And to the children of Nancy Odum, Mary Vaughn & Patsey Lanier I give to each parcel their mother's proportionable part of said(?) property. Item my will and desire is that if any dispute shall arise between my children respecting a division of my estate that the same shall be left to three men to be appointed by the court of Brunswick County and their decision shall be binding on each party. Lastly I appoint my son James Malone & my son in law John Bugg my executors to this my last will & testament revolking and disannuling all former will by me made in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the tenth day of August eighteen hundred and ten. Signed sealed & acknowledged George Malone (seal) in presence of A. Malone Thomas Steagall Claiborne Malone Asa Gresham William Murrell Brunswick County Court October 22nd 1810. This last will and testament of George Malone decd was proved by the oaths of Thomas Steagall & William Murrell witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of James Malone & John Bugg the executors therein named who made oath thereto accordingly to law and together with Asa Gresham, Robert Money (or Morrels), and Thomas Steagal their security entered into and acknowledged a bond & in the penalty of twenty thousand dollars with condition as the law directs certificate is granted them for allowing a probate thereof in due form. Teste Herbert Hill C.B.C. Note: (Research):See attached sources. 2 Father: William MALONE b: Abt 1703 in Bristol Parish, Prince George, Dinwidie Co., VA Mother: Ann BOOTH b: Abt 1694 in Charles City, VA Marriage 1 Sarah "Sally" BASS b: Abt 1739 Married: Abt 1756 in Brunswick Co. VA Change Date: 8 Apr 2006 Children 1. Elizabeth Bass MALONE b: 28 Jul 1757 in Brunswick Co., VA 2. Lewis MALONE b: 12 Apr 1759 in Brunswick Co., VA 3. Miles MALONE b: 24 Feb 1761 in Brunswick Co., VA 4. Ann "Nancy" MALONE b: Dec 1762 in Brunswick Co., VA 5. Mary "Polly" MALONE b: 3 Apr 1765 in Brunswick Co., VA 6. Booth MALONE b: 9 Feb 1767 in Brunswick Co., VA 7. John MALONE b: 27 Jan 1769 in Brunswick Co., VA 8. Martha "Patsy" MALONE b: 27 Apr 1771 in Brunswick Co., VA 9. Wilmoth MALONE b: 16 Jan 1773 in Brunswick Co., VA 10. Amy MALONE b: 1775 11. George Booth MALONE b: 28 Jan 1776 in Brunswick Co., VA 12. William MALONE Marriage 2 Lucy MARSHALL b: 7 Mar 1741 Married: 27 Jan 1777 in Brunswick, VA Change Date: 8 Apr 2006 Children 1. Robert L. MALONE 2. James C. MALONE 3. Polly MALONE 4. Catherine MALONE 5. Sarah "Sally" MALONE Sources: 1.Media: Periodical Abbrev: D.A.R Magazine, April 1934, p. 246 Title: D.A.R Magazine, April 1934, p. 246 2.Media: Book Abbrev: "Malone and Allied Families", Second Edition Title: "Malone and Allied Families", Second Edition Author: Randolph A. Malone ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Malone, George Booth Sr (I1178)
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| 1099 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~healey/Obenchain/pafg07.htm 16. Maria Dorothea (Dorrity) Abendschon OBENCHAIN (Christianus Abendschon , Samuel Heinrich Abendschon , Wolfgang Philip Abendschon , Johannes Abendschon , Hans L. Abendtschon , Wendel Abendtschon ) was born 1, 2, 3, 4 about 1757 in Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania. She was christened on 4 May 1775 in New Hanover Lutheran, Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA. She died 5, 6, 7 in 1786 in , Chester, South Carolina. She was buried 8 in Burnt Meetinghouse Cem, , Chester, South Carolina. She had other parents. Maria married 1 Benjamin CULP son of Hans Casper KULP and Anna PHILIS about 1770 in , Chester, South Carolina. Benjamin was born 2, 3 about 1741 in , Bucks, Pennsylvania. He died 4 on 9 Oct 1819 in , Chester, South Carolina. They had the following children: 43 F i Catherine CULP was born 1 on 14 Sep 1770 in ,Chester,South Carolina,USA. She died on 3 May 1845 in ,Chester,South Carolina,USA. Catherine married Thomas WHITE about 1790 in , Usa. Thomas was born about 1770 in , Usa. + 44 M ii John CULP + 45 F iii Mary CULP 46 F iv Elizabeth CULP was born on 25 Sep 1782 in ,Chester,South Carolina,USA. Elizabeth married Andrew HEFLEY. 47 M v Henry CULP was born 1 on 27 Feb 1785 in ,Chester,South Carolina,USA. He died on 26 May 1856 in ,Chester,South Carolina,USA. Henry married Nancy JORDAN. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Culp, Catherine (I1313)
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| 1100 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~fams/genealogy/durrenberger/nti03413.htm The Durrenberger Database If you have reached this page directly from a search engine, please start at the homepage: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fams/durrenberger Notes for Daniel DERRYBERRY Biography Daniel Derryberry was one of seven "first-generation" Derryberry men who appear in the records of Burke Co., NC prior to 1800. Although the best the census records can confidently tell us is that he was born between 1756 and 1774, with an assumption of error, the 1830 census suggests he was born in 1770 or later (see Sources below). He seems to have married sometime in the late 1790's, further supporting the 1770-1774 date range. Like all the first-generation Derryberrys, we assume his parents were Johann Michael Dürrenberger and Anne, who appears as a widow by 1790. In all likelihood, Anne was too old to have had children after about 1771. Thus, we estimate Daniel's birth date at about 1771. Given that his probable father appears on a Rowan Co. tax list from 1770, it is likely Daniel was born in Rowan Co., but there is no documentary support. Daniel was probably one of the two males, both age 16 and over, in the household of widow Anne in 1790. By 1800, Daniel is enumerated separately from Anne, and now married with a young daughter. He appears in the Burke Co., NC tax lists in the Silver Creek area with no property in 1802, 1804 and 1806, and with 100 acres of property in 1807-1809. Deed records show Andrew Derryberry transferred 100 acres to Daniel in Apr 1804, and that Daniel transferred the same number to Benjamin Simmons six months later. Daniel was deeded 100 acres again by widow Anne in Apr 1809, suggesting a close familial relationship between Andrew, Daniel and Anne. Daniel disappears from both the North Carolina tax lists and census records after 1809, suggesting he moved out to Tennessee in late 1809 or early 1810, before the census was taken. Given the land deed from Anne to Daniel in 1809, the fact that Anne is no longer mentioned in any record after that deed, and the fact that Daniel seems to have been one of the younger if not the youngest son, he may have been the one to care for his mother in her old age. With his mother and brother George deceased, and many other relatives already gone to Tennessee, we speculate here that Daniel moved there as soon as his mother had passed away. Of the first-generation Derryberrys, Andrew and Daniel were probably close in age, and the two men followed similar migratory patterns. Andrew seems to have moved to Tennessee several years prior to Daniel. Although Daniel does not appear on the 1812 Warren Co., TN tax list, he does appear on the 1820 census there, as do Andrew, Jacob's widow and Michael. Daniel and Andrew are listed adjacent to one another, and Daniel had in his household three probable sons (the oldest age 18-26) and two probable daughters (the oldest age 16-26). By 1830, both Andrew and Daniel had moved west to Perry Co., TN, and it is said by researcher Guy F. Derryberry that many of the Derryberry families left Warren Co., TN about 1823. Andrew appears on one page, along with his sons Michael and Thomas, while elsewhere in the county were Daniel and two younger men also named Michael and Thomas. (Based on the 1837 tax lists, Daniel's widow and children were in Dist. 12, near Lobelville in the northern part of modern-day Perry Co., while Andrew was in Dist. 4, near Decaturville in modern-day Decatur Co., and about 30 miles away from Lobelville.) Daniel had only the youngest son still living in his household, and so it appears likely that Michael and Thomas were his older sons, now married and living on their own. In the 1837 tax list for Perry Co., Daniel does not appear, nor does he appear on any records thereafter. On that tax list, his son Michael and probable youngest son Elijah do appear, along with a Charity Derryberry, whom we presume was Daniel's widow. No other record names Daniel's wife, and so this tax list is the only clue. Daniel himself, therefore, probably died in Perry Co. sometime between 1830 and 1837. An older woman (age 50-60) is found living in his son Michael's household in 1840 but not thereafter, and so we presume Charity died between 1840 and 1850. The close association between Michael, Thomas and Elijah suggest they were Daniel's three sons, and their ages are consistent with the three younger males in his household in 1820. Thomas moved to adjacent Henderson Co. by 1837, and Michael and Elijah left Tennessee for Dunklin Co., MO between 1840 and 1850. Unfortunately, we have no real clues as to the identities of the two daughters. In 1860 a woman named J. J. Derryberry, age 50, was living on her own in Decatur Co., TN, which had been formed from Perry Co. about 1845. However, this area was much closer to where Andrew had settled than where Daniel had settled, making her more likely to have been from Andrew's line. Sources Daniel does not appear in the 1790 census, but is enumerated near Ann Derreberry in the 1800 census. In 1790, Ann lived with two males, presumably sons, over 16 years of age. In 1800 she lived with only one, now between 26 and 44 years old. Daniel was probably the other son living with her in 1790. 1800 US census, Burke Co., NC Ann Derberry (1 male 26-44 yrs, 1 fem >44 yrs) Daniel Derberry (1 male 26-44 yrs, 1 fem <10 yrs, 1 fem 16-25 yrs) [It will be assumed that Daniel's household in 1800 consisted of himself, his wife, and a young daughter.] Burke Co., NC Tax Lists: 1802, Samuel Simpson's Co., Silver Creek, 0 a [with And, Geo, John] 1804, Samuel Simpson's Co., Silver Creek, 0 a [with And, Geo, John, Benj O'Kelly] 1806, Whetstone's Co., Silver Creek, 0 a [with Geo, Mich, John, And] 1807, Whetston's Co., Silver Creek, 100 a [with And, Mich, Geo, John] 1808, Wm Neill's Co., Silver Creek, 100 a [with Mich, And, Geo] 1809, Wm Nail's Co., Silver Creek, 100 a [with Geo, Mich] 1810 - not listed. Burke Co., NC Deed Records: Andrew Derryberry, 100 a to Daniel Derreberry, 17 Apr 1804. Ann Derreberry, 100 a to Daniel Derreberry, 1 Apr 1809. Daniel Derreberry, 100 a to Benjamin Simmons, 22 Oct 1804. 1810 US census - not found. Daniel may have left Burke Co. in 1809 (shortly after the deed record above but before the 1810 census was taken, as he does not appear in it. By 1820, both Daniel and his brother Andrew were living in Warren Co., TN. Also in 1820 was a second, younger Daniel Derryberry (age 26-44). This other Daniel was likely the son of Jacob Derryberry. 1820 US census, Warren Co., TN; img 34 Daniel Derryberry 110101 01110; 1 agr [Daniel age >45] Andrew Derryberry 120001 20301; 0(?) agr [Andrew age >45] [Nearby was a William Alexander, possibly another transplant from Burke Co., NC. Note there was a second Daniel Derryberry in Warren Co., but he was likely the son of Michael and nephew of this man.] The following entry in the 1830 census is very likely the same man as the older Daniel in Warren Co. in 1820, suggesting that Daniel and Andrew went together from Warren Co. to Perry Co. 1830 US census, Perry Co., TN (p. 256) Daniel Derberry 0001001 0200201 [Adjacent to a Michael Derberry, probably his son. Household probably included unmarried son Elijah, and possibly at least 1 widowed daughter with children.] The age of the Daniel above (40-50 years) places his birth between 1780-1790, but this is probably an error by the census taker who marked the age in the wrong column. An age more consistent with the previous records would be age 50-60, placing birth between 1770-1780. Ages in the other census records would constrain his birth year between 1770-1774, with a likely approximate date being 1771. Daniel does not appear in the 1837 Perry Co. tax list or the 1840 census and probably died between 1830-1837. It appears that his widow lived with their son Michael in the 1840 census household (see Michael's notes for details.) Others of Same Name There were three other Daniel Derryberrys known to have been born prior to 1800. One was Adam's son, born about 1782 and who remained in Maury Co., TN with Adam. A second was likely Michael's son, born about 1789 and who ended up in Henderson Co., TN. He was considerably younger than this man, but confusion can arise because both Daniels appeared together in the 1820 census in Warren Co., TN, and because the older Daniel is marked as younger than he probably was in the 1830 census, making both Daniels appear to be approximately the same age. A third Daniel died in Madison Co., AL in 1822. The probate records, however, suggest that that Daniel was relatively young, since there was no will, the records mention a widow but no children, and most of the other names mentioned in the records were young men. That Daniel is assumed to have been Andrew's son. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Derryberry, Daniel (I2199)
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