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- Will in 'Virginia Wills before 1799'

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from the book 'The Collie family of Pittsylvania Co, VA' by Betty Cox Collie

The last known record mentioning Ann (Cornwell) Collie was as a living daughter in the will dated 11/5/1781 of her father Charles Cornwell.
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found at findagrave.com on 5/12/2020

Charles Coleman Cornwell, Sr

Birth: 1703 Westmoreland County, Virginia, USA
Death: 1781 (aged 77–78) Prince William County, Virginia, USA
Burial: Unknown

Memorial #: 32419441
Family Members
Parents
Dennis Cornhill 1655-1715
Ann Duncan Cornhill 1666-Unknown
Spouse
Mahala Barbara Cole Cornwell 1694-1779
Siblings
Peter Cornwell 1688-1778
Mary Cornwell Wallis 1701-Unknown
Children
Ann Cornwell Collie 1726-1798
George Cornwell 1731-Unknown
Susannah Cornwell Able 1735-Unknown
Charles Cornwell 1737-1797
Mary Cornwell 1739-1817
Lydia Cornwell Crouch 1742-Unknown
Ezekiel Cornwell 1744-1804
Francis Marion Cornwell 1744-1834
Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern (46810811)
Added: 26 Dec 2008
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32419441/charles-coleman-cornwell
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 12 May 2020), memorial page for Charles Coleman Cornwell, Sr (1703–1781), Find a Grave Memorial no. 32419441, ; Maintained by Cindy Cornwell McCachern (contributor 46810811) Unknown.
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Charles Cornwell, Sr

Birth: 1697
Westmoreland County
Virginia, USA
Death: 1781
Prince William County
Virginia, USA

Family links:
Parents:
Dennis Cornhill (1655 - 1714)
Ann Dunkin Cornhill (1666 - ____)

Spouse:
Barbary Cornwell (1694 - ____)*

Children:
Ann Cornwell Collie (1726 - ____)*
George Cornwell (1730 - ____)*
Susannah Cornwell Able (1735 - ____)*
Charles Cornwell (1737 - 1797)*
Mary Cornwell (1739 - ____)*
Lydia Cornwell Crouch (1742 - ____)*
Ezekiel Cornwell (1744 - 1804)*
Francis Cornwell (1744 - 1834)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Unknown

Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern
Record added: Dec 26, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 32419441
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 		Cornwell, Charles Coleman Sr (I609)
 
452

- Will lists grandson James Marsh -- parents??
- Will lists grandson Jacob Frizzell -- parents?? -- Elizabeth and John Frizzell or Margaret and Abraham Frizzell

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found at http://sites.rootsweb.com/~mdbaltim/wills/will271.htm

Last Will and testament of JOHN GALE of Anne Arundel county
dated 31 Dec 1730, proved 10 May 1733

In the name of God Amen December the 31st: 1730 I John Gale of Annarundell County being sick in Body but of good and perfect memory thanks be to almighty God for the same and calling to remembrance the uncertain estate of this Transitory Life and that all flesh must yield unto Death when it shall please God to call, do make, constitute, ordain and declare, this my last Will and Testament in mannor and form following Forsaking and anulling by those Presents all and every Testamont and Testamonts Will and Wills heretofore by me made and Declared either by word or writing and this is to be taken only for my last Will and Testament and none other, and now for the setling my Temporal Estate and such Goods and Chattles as it hath pleased God to bestow upon me I do order give and dispose of in manner and form following That is to say first I Will that all my Just Debts that I owe in right to any manner of Person or persons whatsoever shall be well and truly contented and paid within convenient time after my Decease by Execut. Here after named.
Item I give and bequeath unto my loving daughter Elizabeth Frizell all that part or parcell of a Tract of Land called Rockholds purchase lying on the South side of a Branch called backbrook Branch During her natural life and after her Decease I give it to my Grandson Gale Frizell and his heirs forever.
Item I give unto my loving daughter Margaret Frizell all the remaining part of the said Tract of Land called Rockhold Purchase lying on the North side of the aforesaid Branch During her Naturall Life and after her Decease give it to my 2 Granddaughters named Margaret and Constant Frizell to be equally divided between them and their heirs forever
Item I give to my aforesaid two Grand Daughters one Negro man named Sambo also one good feather Bedd and furniture and two Cows and Calves with all Female Increase after my Decease
Item I give and bequeath unto my Grandson James Marsh one Cow and Calf
Item I give unto my Grandson Gale Frizell one feather bedd which I currently lye on
Item I give unto my Son-in-law John Frizell one feather bedd and furniture lying in the Shedd
Item I give unto my Grandson Jacob Frizell one Dark Bay Mare (&) Colt
Item I give unto my Son in Law Abraham Frizell one feather bedd and furniture _______ _________
Item I give unto my ______GrandDaughters Margaret & Constant one Iron pot and frying pans
Item I give unto my grandson Gale Frizel one Negro man named Peter and the remaining part of my estate to be equally Divided between my two Daughters Elizabeth and Margaret Frizell and further my Will is that my Sons in law John and Abraham Frizell to be my Executors of this my last Will as witness of my hand
Test: Lance Todd
John I G. Gale
Charles G. H. Hall

Robert Smith (his mark)

On the back of the foregoing Will was the following Probate thus written _______ ____________
May the 10th 1733 Then came Capt. Lance Todd and Robert Smith two Subscribing Evidences to the within Will who makes Oath upon the holy Evangelist of Almighty God that they saw the within named John Gale the Signature and Deliver the Written Instrument as his last Will and testament and at the same time heard him Publish and declare the same to be and that at the time of his so doing he was of sound disposing mind and memory to the best of their knowledge and that they signed as witnesses to the within will in the prescence of the Testator and at his request and they further declare on their oath that Charles Hall the other witness who is now dead signed as evidence to the said will with them. Sworn before me the day and year above
John Deale (Beale) Hon. AA Coty.

This will was submitted to the USGenWeb Project by Elaine Blackwell Thomasson (owelaine "at" yahoo.com)
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=frizzellpages&id=I1511

•ID: I1511
•Name: John Gale
•Sex: M
•Birth: 1640
•Death: 1733 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland

Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown
Children
1.Has Children Elizabeth Gale b: 02 FEB 1698 in St. James Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland
2.Has Children Living Gale **?? Living? - really? - from the 1700's??
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=waters%2Drobbs&id=I8193

•ID: I8193
•Name: John Gale
•Sex: M
•Birth: UNKNOWN
•Reference Number: 8240
•Death: BET 31 DEC 1730 AND 10 MAY 1733 in Anne Arundel Co, MD 1
•Note:
Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820, Baltimore Co Families, 1659 - 1759, p. 231.
ABRAHAM FRIZZELL was named as son-in-law in the will of John Gale of A.A. Co, 31 Dec 1730; prob. the Abraham Frizzell, age 20, named in 1742 lease of part of My Ladys Manor; married Sabra, dau. of John and Mary Rockhold (77:82; 126;42; Dorsey et al, The Dorsey Family)

Copy of Will of John Gale copied from www.rootsweb.com family tree - "Connecting Reids, Wright, Walsh, Holden, Wianand and More" by Lois

Last Will and testament of JOHN GALE of Anne Arundel county dated 31 Dec 1730, proved 10 May 1733
In the name of God Amen December the 31st: 1730 I John Gale of Annarundell County being sick in Body but of good and perfect memory thanks be to almighty God for the same and calling to remembrance the uncertain estate of this Transitory Life and that all flesh must yield unto Death when it shall please God to call, do make, constitute, ordain and declare, this my last Will and Testament in mannor and form following Forsaking and anulling by those Presents all and every Testamont and Testamonts Will and Wills heretofore by me made and Declared either by word or writing and this is to be taken only for my last Will and Testament and none other, and now for the setling my Temporal Estate and such Goods and Chattles as it hath pleased God to bestow upon me I do order give and dispose of in manner and form following That is to say first I Will that all my Just Debts that I owe in right to any manner of Person or persons whatsoever shall be well and truly contented and paid within convenient time after my Decease by Execut. Here after named.
Item I give and bequeath unto my loving daughter Elizabeth Frizell all that part or parcell of a Tract of Land called Rockholds purchase lying on the South side of a Branch called backbrook Branch During her natural life and after her Decease I give it to my Grandson Gale Frizell and his heirs forever.
Item I give unto my loving daughter Margaret Frizell all the remaining part of the said Tract of Land called Rockhold Purchase lying on the North side of the aforesaid Branch During her Naturall Life and after her Decease give it to my 2 granddaughters named Margaret and Constant Frizell to be equally divided between them and their heirs forever.
Item I give to my aforesaid two Grand Daughters one Negro man named Sambo also one good feather Bedd and furniture and two Cows and Calves with all Female Increase after my Decease.
Item I give and bequeath unto my Grandson James Marsh one Cow and Calf I Item I give unto my Grandson Gale Frizell one feather bedd which I currently lye on.
Item I give unto my Son-in-law John Frizell one feather bedd and furniture lying in the Shedd.
Item I give unto my Grandson Jacob Frizell one Dark Bay Mare (&) Colt.
Item I give unto my Son in Law Abraham Frizell one feather bedd and furniture _______ _________
Item I give unto my ______GrandDaughters Margaret & Constant one Iron pot and frying pans.
Item I give unto my grandson Gale Frizel one Negro man named Peter and the remaining part of my estate to be equally Divided between my two Daughters Elizabeth and Margaret Frizell.
And further my Will is that my Sons in law John and Abraham Frizell to be my Executors of this my last Will as witness of my hand Test: Lance Todd John I G. Gale Charles G. H. Hall Robert Smith (his mark)

On the back of the foregoing Will was the following Probate thus written _______ ____________ May the 10th 1733 Then came Capt. Lance Todd and Robert Smith two Subscribing Evidences to the within Will who makes Oath upon the holy Evangelist of Almighty God that they saw the within named John Gale the Signature and Deliver the Written Instrument as his last Will and testament and at the same time heard him Publish and declare the same to be and that at the time of his so doing he was of sound disposing mind and memory to the best of their knowledge and that they signed as witnesses to the within will in the prescence of the Testator and at his request and they further declare on their oath that Charles Hall the other witness who is now dead signed as evidence to the said will with them. Sworn before me the day and year above John Deale (Beale) Hon. AA Coty.

Some researchers have hooked Elizabeth to Abraham Frizzell and Margaret to John Frizzell. John Gale's will is unclear on this issue. However, there are later refernences to Gale son of John.

Marriage 1 Spouse UnknownChildren
1.Has Children Elizabeth Gale b: ABT 1699 in Baltimore Co, MD
2.Has Children Margaret Gale b: BEF 1720 in Maryland
3.Has Children Unknown Gale b: BEF 1720 in Maryland

Sources: 1.Title: Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
Repository: Name: www.genealogy.com
Page: Baltimore Co Families, 1659 - 1759, p. 231
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 		Gale, John (I2091)
 
453

- will probated 6/30/1664 - at wife's death estate to be divided among the nine youngest children
 		Hill, John Ellis (I2890)
 
454

- Will written 11/25/1789 in Loudon Co, VA and recorded 5/10/1790 in Will Book D, p. 132 -- ** See paper notes **
- executors: Joshua Gore, my brother and Abner Osborn, my friend
- witnesses: William Osburn, Duncan McClean, and Mary McClean
 		Gore-xx, Thomas (I4225)
 
455

- will written 12/2/1802 and recorded 10/23/1809 in Fluvanna Co, VA in Book 2 p. 44

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Found at http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~colonialmanleys/genealogy/lmga.html

(1780-NVAMD-046.000) John Manley resided at Fluvanna co., VA in 1782. Living in his household were:
six Anglo-Americans
one African-American
[source: LMGA Exhibit C5001H page 2] LMGA - Lloyd Manley Genealogical Archive

(1780-NVAMD-047.000) John Mandly (John Mandley - John Manley) was tax liable at Fluvanna co., VA in 1787.
[source: LMGA Exhibit W8H page 5]
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=seneachie&id=I7922

ID: I7922
•Name: John Jacob Manley
•Given Name: John Jacob
•Surname: Manley
•Name: John Mandley
•Given Name: John
•Surname: Mandley aka
•Sex: M
•_UID: D1D35FAE3676604C826E37F8EDFC8B5EFACB
•Change Date: 20 AUG 2009
•_COLOR: 3
•Birth: 1735
•_SDATE: 1 JUL 1735 in Fairfax Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
•Will: 2 DEC 1802 Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A. ****
•Note:
In the Name of God Amen.

I John Mandley of the County of Fluvanna in perfect health and sound memory doth make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form as followeth. It is my will that my wife Tabitha Mandley so enjoy all of my Estate both real and personal during her natural life and after her decease I give as followeth.

It is my will that my daughter Lucy Mayo have all the Estate I heretofore have given her. It is also my Will that my daughter Fanny Staples have all the Estate I have given her and no more. It is also my will that my daughter Polly Butler have all the Estate I have given her and no more. It is also my will that at the decrease of my present wife Tabitha Mandley that my son Caleb Man(d)ley have all the estate I have already given him and no more. It is also my Will that my son Ancel Mandley have all the Estate I have given him and no more. It is also my Will
that after the decease of my present wife Tabitha Mandley that my son Macajah Mandley do have three fourths of all my remaining estate both real and personal. It is also my will that my daughter Salley Seay at the decrease of my present wife Tabitha Mandley shall have the remaining fourth part of my remaining estate both real and personal to them and their heirs forever as witnesses my hand and seal this second day of December in the year of our Lord one Thousand Eight Hundred and two.

I also appoint my wife Tabitha Mandley as Executrix and Micajah Mandley as executor of this my last will and Testament.

Signed Sealed and Delivered
In the presence of us John Mandley
Rich'd Merrill
John Bashaw
Salley Mandley (her X mark)

At a court held for Fluvanna County on Monday the 23rd day of October 1809. his will was this day produced in Court and proved by the oath of Richard Merrill and John Bashaw two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of Micajah Mandley the Executor therein named who made thereto as the said _____________- and ordered into and acknowledged bono in the penalty of two hundred dollars with Cuthbert Champion and William Par_____ his Securities_______ as the ___________ Certificate is granted him for obtaining a
probate thereof in due form.
Test: John Timberlake, C.F.C.

•_TMPLT:
•FIELD:
•Name: Page 1
•Death: 1809
•_SDATE: 1 JUL 1809 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
•Event: Will (proven) 23 OCT 1809 Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
•_TMPLT:
•FIELD:
•Name: Page 2

Father: John Manley b: 1710 in Fairfax Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
Mother: Sarah Harrison b: ABT 1708 in Stafford Co., Virginia, U.S.A.

Marriage
1 Tabitha Stone b: 1733 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
•Married: in Fairfax Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
Children
1.Has Children Lucy Manley b: ABT 1754 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
2.Has Children Micajah Manley b: ABT 1757 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
3.Has Children Frances Manley b: 23 NOV 1760 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
4.Has Children Ancil W Manley b: 28 SEP 1763 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
5.Has No Children Keziah Manley b: 1765 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
6.Has No Children Caleb Stone Manley b: 1770 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
7.Has No Children Martha Manley b: 1770 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.
8.Has Children Sarah Manley b: ABT 1770 in Fluvanna Co., Virginia, U.S.A.

Sources: 1.Abbrev: Will of John Mandley
Title: Fluvanna County Court, Will of John Mandley
Will Book 2, page 44
Written 2 Dec 1802, Proven 23 Oct 1809 (Fluvanna County, Virginia)
Will Book 2, page 44
Written 2 Dec 1802, Proven 23 Oct 1809
Will Book 2, page 44
Written 2 Dec 1802, Proven 23 Oct 1809. Fluvanna County, Virginia.
Name: Footnote
Name: ShortFootnote
Name: Bibliography
Text: Witnesses Richard Merrill, John Bradshaw, and Sally Mandley
2.Abbrev: Will of John Mandley
Title: Fluvanna County Court, Will of John Mandley
Will Book 2, page 44
Written 2 Dec 1802, Proven 23 Oct 1809 (Fluvanna County, Virginia)
Will Book 2, page 44
Written 2 Dec 1802, Proven 23 Oct 1809
Will Book 2, page 44
Written 2 Dec 1802, Proven 23 Oct 1809. Fluvanna County, Virginia.
Name: Footnote
Name: ShortFootnote
Name: Bibliography
Text: Proven by the oath of Richard Merrill and John Bradshaw
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 		Manley, John Jacob (I1278)
 
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-- birth year possibly 1633?

-- birth years of parents and children are a bit off --

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found at https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I017032&tree=Tree1

Individual Report for Robert Alexander (I017032)

Name: Robert Alexander 1 Gender: Male
Born: 1663 Place: Tarbert, Kentyre, Scotland ?? 1663? or 1633?
Died: 14 Jun 1704 Place: Stafford County, Virginia - Probate
Buried: Place:
Father: John Alexander (Abt 1603 - 5 Oct 1677) 1
Mother: Elizabeth MNU Alexander (Bef 1647 - Bef 1680)
Spouse: Frances Ashton (1665 - 1707)
Married: 16 Jun 1683 Place: Stafford County, Virginia
Children:
1 Robert Alexander (1685 - 13 Apr 1736)
2 Charles Alexander (1697 - )
3 Anne Alexander (Bef 1704 - Aft 1754) ???? not mentioned in will??
General
* Sources:
Title: John Alexander, A Northern Neck Proprietor, by Wesley E. Pippenger
Page: 107
===
STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1699 - 1709; THE ANTIENT PRESS pp. 292- 294
Will of ROBERT ALEXANDER.
I Robert Alexander of the county Stafford & Colony of Virga. Gent. being sick & weak of body .. after all
my just debts are paid I give & bequeath unto my well beloved son ROBERT ALEXANDER my now dwelling plantation
with houses orchards & 300 acres of land belonging to the same .. unto my well beloved son CHARLES ALEXANDER
350 acres of land it being the moiety or half of my back quarter land the uppermost half thereof commonly called John
Drys Plantation .. the other half or moiety of my back land being 350 acres joining upon my Brother PHILLIP
ALEXANDER I give to my son Robert Alexander .. my land and plantation lying up the river & On the upper side of Great
hunting Creek in this county I bequeath to my two sons Robert & Charles Alexander the same to be equally divided
between them both as to quality & quantity .. to my sort Robert Alexander negroes .. 9 in number .. to my son Charles
Alexander negroes .. 7 in number .. (other of his estate to his two sons) .. I give to my Couzen ELIZA. ALEXANDER the
daughter of my Brother Phillip Alexander one negro girl .. to my couzens JANE & SARAH ALEXANDER daughters of my
Brother Phillip Alexander as a token of my affection 1000 pounds of Tobo. apiece to buy each of them a side saddle .. to
my God son JOHN FITZHUGH a young mare .. to my God daughter ELIZA. DUNCOMB 2 cows & 2 calves .. to my
Taylor JOHN ALLEN my best wearing Suit of cloaths with hat shoes and 2 good shirts and his freedom .. to my Taylor
JOHN HYATT my second best suit_ of cloaths and a year of his time .. to my friends Collo. HOOE, Mr. Phill. Alexander &
WILLIAM FITZHUGH a ring of 20s price .. to my mulatto Grace a cow .. appoint my loving Brother Mr. Phil. Alexander
and my good friend Collo. RICE HOOE My Execrs. .. this 22nd day Deer. 1703.
Presence Richard Foote, Robert Alexander William Fitzhugh, John Hyatt
At a Court held for Stafford County the 14th day of. June 1704
The Last Will & Testament of Robert Alexander Gent. deced proved in Court .. and Collo. Hooe in Court did refuse a
probate of the will but being willing to accept the ward of the sd children of the sd deceased the Court doth grant the
same Wherefore CHARLES ASHTON Gent. next of kin to the said Orphans moved for administration of ye sd Estate
therefore administration with the will annexed is granted him for the admr, of the said Estate COLLO. GEORGE MASON
COLLO. WILLIAM FITZHUCH became security with the said Charles Ashton for the due admon of the Estate & entered
into Bond accordingly & the sd Ashton ordered to return a true & perfect Inventory of the said Estate to the next Court
upon his oath & the Will ordered to be recorded & is recorded.
===
Annals of Alexandria" by Mr. Wm. F. Carne.
THE ALEXANDERS OF ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, Virginia.--
The will of Robert Alexander, probated by Stafford county court in 1704, gave his lands mostly to his sons Robert and
Charles; and other property to Eliza, Jane, and Sarah, daughters of his brother Philip; also to John and William Fitzhugh,
and to Philip Alexander. The estate was large and the property various. His son Robert was only fifteen and Charles only
six years old when their father died.
Charles died childless, and the entire upper part of the patent passed into the hands of Robert. The lower part remained
to Philip and his representatives.
These few items of a family which gave its name to a county, city and island within their patent, are extracted from the
"Annals of Alexandria" by Mr. Wm. F. Carne
===
Deed in Stafford Co, dtd 1701, from Robert Alexander, son and heir of John Alexander, and Frances, his wife, for part of
a tract patented by said John ALEXANDER, Oct. 25, 1660. This Robert died before June 1, 1704; inventory recorded in
Stafford County, Oct. 14, 1704. His will bears date Dec. 22, 1703, and names sons Robert and Charles, who died
intestate without issue {testimony in Birch vs. ALEXANDER}; "cousins Elizabeth, Jane and Sarah, daughters of my
brother Philip ALEXANDER;" his god-son John FITZHUGH and executers Col. Rice HOOE and 2C, Philip ALEXANDER.
Both children under 18.........W and M, vol. 10, p.180, says Robert was 15 and Charles 6, at time the Will was made in
1703......says further: It would seem that Frances, the wife of 1C ,Robert was Frances Ashton, sister of Sarah Ashton,
wife of 2C, Philip ALEXANDER; but the authority for the statement is not given.
===
STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1699 - 1709; THE ANTIENT PRESS pp. 232-233 An Inventory of Mr.
ROBERT ALEXANDERS Estate of Stafford County deced taken the 8th of April 1704. .. items listed without value ..
include one silver headed cane & silver whistle & coral, 16 silver spoons & one large silver tankard, 1 small silver tankard
& one silver tumbler, 1 small silver dram cup & one stone locket, one pair of gold Bobs, 2 mourning gold rings, 1 large
gold ring and one small do, one pair small silver buckles, 1 silver Thimble .. mentions a number of animals .. three
English servants 2
men one woman ..
Charles Ashton
This inventory was returned into Court by Charles Ashton Admr. curt Testamento annexed of the Estate of Robert
Alexander Cent. deced the 13th day September 1704 who having sworn to the same in Court it is ordered to be
re-corded 6 was recorded the 14th day September 1704.
===
STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1699 - 1709; THE ANTIENT PRESS p-242 I have here sent from under
my hand a true & just account how long the three English servants belonging to the Estate of ROBERT ALEXANDER
deced hath to serve. Ilyet is free the 5th day of Novr. next. Wm. Stokes is free on the 25th day November 1705 and
Grace Gough is free the 23rd day Februery 1701 and for the account of the negroes they are (names 16) and also one
negro girl by name Suses given to me of the daughters of Mr. PHILLIP ALEXANDER
deced.
Charles Ashton
The above account of servants & Negroes belonging to estate of Mr. Robert Alexander was returned into court .. ordered
to be recorded.
===
The Hunter Family of Virginia and Connections, Page 47
WILL OF JOHN ALEXANDER.
In the name of God amen this 25th day of October, 1677, I John Alexander of the County of Stafford Gent being sic etc
Imprimus I give and bequeath all my estate to my sons Robert and Philip Alexander equally to be divided betwixt them
that is to say my personal estate
Item I give unto John Dry a horse called Blackbeard and 500 acres of land being the uppermost part of the 6750 acres in
the Freshes of the Potomack River
Item I give unto my son Robert Alexander 500 acres of land and the House and Plantation where I now live.
Item I give all the rest of my land to my sons Robert and Philip Alexander equally to be divided betwixt and to their heirs
forever except what is hereafter given
Item I give to Elizabeth Homes and to her heirs 200 acres of Land where John Coggins lives
Item I will that my son Robert Alexander shall not dispose of any of his estate before he comes of age without the advice
of Samuel Hayward and I do nominate make and ordain and appoint my son Robert Alexander to be the executor of this
my will I will that the land at the head of Potomack Creek and the land at Attopin dam be sold and the produce be equally
divided between my sons Robert and Philip Alexander
Item I will that my estate given to my said sons shall not be appraised but equally divided by two honest men.
(signed) Samuel Haywood Elizabeth Cather.
Samuel Haywood and Elizabeth maketh oath that the above written was delivered by Capt. John Alexander as his last
will and Testament but prevented by death he not signing it.
Jura in Curia 14th Novr 1677 and the recorded Samuel Hayward and Elizabeth Cather Deposeth that Capt. John
Alexander did give Elizabeth Holmes a feather Bed saying I do not mean the best bed but the Bed I brought out of
England.
Signed
Samuel Hayward
Elizabeth X Cather
Jur. in Curia 14th November 1677.
A Copy Henry Tyler C. S. C. (This is a copy certified to by Henry Tyler who was Clerk of the Court of Stafford County
and who died about 1770).
=== wife priscilla ?
STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1689 - 1693; THE ANTIENT PRESS
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JOHN LONGE of ye County of RAPPAHANNOCK Cooper for ye sume of
foure thousand Nine hundred pounds of good & Legall Tobacco & Caske and Twenty five shillings in money to me paid
have sold unto ROBERT COLLIS of ye Countie of GLOSTER in Virginia Gent a certaine parcell of land beinge on ye
North side of POTOMACKE CREEKE in Stafford County aforesaid beinge by Estimacon Eight hundred Eighty five acres
of Lande granted unto JOHN ALEXANDER SENR by Pattent dated ye 25th day of October 1669 and sold unto me
JOHN LONG and THOMAS WATTERMAN both then of NORTHUMBERLANDE COUNTY by ROBERT ALEXANDER
Sonne & heire of JOHN ALEXANDER as by a certaine deed or writeinge under ye hands of said ROBT. & PRISCILLA
his Wife bearing date ye 9th of October 1685 and acknowledged in Stafford County Court may appeare unto ye said
ROBERT COLLIS his heires assignes for ever To Have and To Hold the said Eight hundred eighty five acres of land and
wan-ant ye said Lande from all persons whatsoever and that my Wife shall acknowledge her right or third in Stafford
County Court when thereunto required In Testimony whereof I have sett my hande and affixed my Seale this 9th day of
July 1690 in ye second yeare of ye Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord and Lady KING WILLIAM & QUEEN MARY
In presence of JOSHUA DAVIS, JOHN LONGE ROBT. ALEXANDER, JAMES STAINTON
This above sale of land was acknowledged in ye County Court of Stafford by the said JOHN LONGE by himseffe in
person unto ye aforesaid ROBERT COLLIS on July the 9th 1690 And then was recorded
===
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STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1689 - 1693; THE ANTIENT PRESS
p. 236 TO ALL CHRISTIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come Wee JOHN WITHERS & MATTHEW
THOMPSON of Stafford County Gent!. have granted to ROBERT ALEXANDER one Towne lots called number Nineteen
bounded wth POTOMACK CREEKE on ye South, lott number Twenty on ye North, lott number Sixteen e on ye East &
wth a line of ye Towne Platt nigh ye Swampe beinge in Figure a Rombus To Have and To Hold provided allwaies ...
(build upon the premises) ... In Wittness whereof wee have sett our handes and Scales on ye 11th day of February
1691/2 and was then recorded
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Stafford County Court Records, 1680; THE ANTIENT PRESS
P. 17(29)-(30) TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whome these presents shall come, I ROBERT ALEXANDER send Greeting
in our Lord God Everlasting, Now know yee that whereas my Mother, MRS. ELIZABETH ALEXANDER, late of this
County, deced in ye yeare of our Lord 1672 (she being then ye Attorney of my Father, Capt. JOHN ALEXANDER,
like-wise since deced), give grant bargaine & sell to JNO: PIMETT and THOMAS BROWNE and their heires & essignes
forever One hundred acres of Land scittuate tying & beings in Stafford County, att ye head of POTOMACXE CREEKE
and backe of ye Land of Capt. ROBT WALTON, as by her Deed of Conveyance bearing date ye 28th day of February
1672 will more at large appeare, relacon beinge thereunto had, which Deed ye 12th day of March following was
authentickly acknowledged in Court and recorded; And for as much as I ye said ROBERT ALEXANDER, ye Son and
heire of Capt. JNO; ALEXANDER, am well satisfied that ye sale aforesaid was made by my Mother upon good and valid
considerations and for and in consideration of ye summa of five shillings of lawfull money of England in had payed mee
by CHARLES HICKS. ye assignee of ye said PIMETT and BROWNE afore-said. I doe therefore by these presents
conlirme ye said Sale and ye Tytle of in and to every parte and parcell of ye said one hundred acres of land in manner
and forme as in ye aforesaid Deed to CHARLES HICKS. ye assignee of said PIMITT and BROWNE; To have and to
hold to him ye said HICKS and his heires and assigner forever, without left trouble or molestation of any person or
persons claiming by from or under mee, my heires Ezrs. or Admors. as Witness my hand and seals this tenth day of
Novembr; 1680 Signed Sealed and Delivered in ye presence of us
EDWARD HUMSTON, ROBERT ALEXANDER
JNO; WITHERS
This Confirmation of a Sale of Land was by ye said ROBERT ALEXANDER acknowledged in ye County Court of Stafford
unto ye said CHARLES HICKS 10th Novembr: et Recordatr,
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Stafford County Court Records, 1680; THE ANTIENT PRESS
p. 27(49) - (50) TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whom these presents shall come, send Greeting in our Lord God
everlasting_ Know yee that I ROBT. ALEXANDER of Stafford County in ye Colony and Dominion of Virga:. Gent!" for
and in consideration of ye sume of Three thousand four hundred pounds of good sound merchantable Tobo: in caske by
me already received of and from GEORGE LISLE of ye aforesaid County of Stafford, Planter, doe from me my heires
freely and absolutely give sell and confirms unto him ye said GEORGE LISLE his heires & assigner all that parcell of
Land containing by estimation three hundred acres bee ye same more or less, lyinge and beinge on ye North side of
POTOMAC CREEKE in ye County aforesaid, joyning upon ye land formerly sold to THOMAS BROWNE and JNO:
PIMETT; and is a parte of a Pattent of Twelve hundred eighty acres which Pattent beares date ye twenty fifth day of
October one thousand six hundred sixty nine; with all its rights and appurtenances whatsoever to the same be-longing;
To have and to held ye said Three hundred acres of land above sold to ye sole and onely proper use of him ye said
GEORGE LISLE his heires and every of them forever together with all woods ways paths profitts and appurtenances
whatsoever to ye same belonging; And ye said ROBT. ALEXANDER for himselfe his heires doth by these presents
agree with the said GEORGE LISLE his heires the said land and all pr:misses unto ye said GEORGE LISLE his heires
from ye claime of any persons whatsoever shall and will warrant and forever defend; In Witness whereof ye said ROBT
ALEXANDER have hereunto sett his hand and seale the two and twentyeth day of February Anno Dom: 1680
Sealed and delivered in ye sight and presence of us
EDMUND HELDEN, ROBT: ALEXANDER RICHD: BOTHAM
Acknowledged in ye County Court of Stafford unto ye said GEORGE LISLE ye ninth day of March Anne Dom: 1680; and
was then recorded
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STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1699 - 1709; THE ANTIENT PRESS
On page 78 the drawing shown below appears followed on page 79 by a
Description of the marks. CD Joseph Hinson- line. GCG George Lyles
land containing 150 acres. MMM James Monks Plantation & is being 150 acres. This above land was conveyed by
GEORGE LYLES this 15th day Janry. 1690 and at the same time divided between him and JAMES MONK to whom
Lyles sold the one half of it & is described in the plat the said land being bought by Lyles of ROBT. ALEXANDER Son
and Heir of JOHN ALEXANDER Gent. deced it being part of a dividend of land of 1285 acres taken up and patented by
John Alexander Gent. the 25th day October 1669 & was first laid out by Mr. WILLIAM HORTON Surveyor for Stafford
County who did not give bound or breadth to make up the Complmt. of the 300 acres which was the quantity that George
Lyles bought of Alexander therefore was extended in breadth eleven poles beyond Mr. Hortons survey to make up the
true compliment and lies in Stafford County on North side Potomack Creek
===
STAFFORD COUNTY VA DEED & WILL BOOK 1699 - 1709; THE ANTIENT PRESS; pages 110-112
To all Christian People .. I ROBERT ALEXANDER of county Stafford for
sum Four thousand pounds Tobo. in hand already paid .. by JOHN BROWN of county Westmoreland .. sold one tract of
land containing 200 acres situate in Stafford County and on westermost branches of Jordans Bride Beaver Dam &
towards the head thereof it being part of a pattent of 500 acres of land pattented in the name of Robt. Alexander bearing
date 23rd March 1664 the other 300 acres lying in Westmoreland County and now in possession and occupation of
JOHN BREWERTON & GEORGE DOWNING by virtue of a good & authentick deed of Feoffment from Robert Alexander
the said 200 acres of land is bounded beginning at a marked Pohickory & extending south to the main branch of Jordans
Bridge and crossing 100 poles to another marked hiccory then East to the said Branch 60 poles and down the North side
of the branch same course 260 poles to a white oak thence North 100 poles to another oak finally West to the first
mentioned hiccory .. the first day of August 1701.
Presence Wm. Fitzhugh Junr.,
Jacob Maulden. John Allen Robert Alexander
At a Court held 10th Decr. 1701 .. Mr. Robert Alexander came into Court acknowledged the aforesaid deed of land to Mr.
John Brown of Westmoreland County ordered that said deed with acknowledgment be recorded.
Know all men .. I FRANCES ALEXANDER wife of the withun Robert Alexander do by these presents for a valuable
consideration reced of Mr. John Brown freely & of my own accord impower NATHL. POPE Attorney to acknowledge my
right of dower which I hereafter may have or now have to the within 200 acres of land first day Augt. 1701.
Presence Wm. Fitzhugh Junr., Frances Alexander
Jacob Maulden, John Allen
Decr. 10th 1701 A Power from Mrs. Frances Alexander to Mr. N. Pope being proved .. the said Pope by virtue of said
Power acknowledged her right of dower to said land. Endorsed on the back of the aforesaid deed. Memorandum that we
the Subscribers saw the within Robt. Alexander deliver possession of the within mentioned land to the within mentioned
JOHN BROWN by delivering Turf and Twigg parcel & appurtenances of said land to the said John Brown and they both
desired us to take notice of the same as witness our hands this 11th day Novr. 1701.
William Bumbury
Jno. Bumbury, Charles x Martin
Sources
1. [S044743] Beginning at a White Oak.
"Beginning at a White Oak - Patents and Northern Neck Grants of Fairfax County" By Beth Mitchell.
"Beginning at a White Oak - Patents and Northern Neck Grants of Fairfax County" By Beth Mitchell.
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found at findagrave.com on 12/2/2018

Robert Alexander

Birth: 1633 ?? 1633? or 1666?
Death: 1 Jun 1704 (aged 70–71) Stafford County, Virginia, USA
Burial: Alexander Cemetery, King George, King George County, Virginia, USA
Memorial #: 130424801

Bio: Robert Alexander (1633-1704) was the son of John Alexander and Catherine (Graham) Alexander.In October of 1659 when he was about 26 years old, his father filed the paperwork to establish a plantation named Caledon. Robert Alexander inherited the plantation in 1677, after his father passed away. A book entitled the "Annals of Alexandria" noted that Robert Alexander also inherited the upper part of the Howson Patent tract from his father, and left it to his two young sons named Robert and Charles in 1704.Robert Alexander's brother named Philip Alexander, inherited the lower part of the Howson Patent tract. Philip Alexander had two sons, named Robert and Philip. Sixty acres of the lower part of the Howson Patent land were used about 70 years later, to found the city of Alexandria in July of 1749. The land grant for the city of Alexandria, was made by Captain Philip Alexander (1704-1753) and his cousin John Alexander (1711-1763).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandria%2C_Virginia

A biography written for Robert Alexander's father provides some information about the Howson Patent tract, and the founding of Alexandria, VA.

http://www.JohnAlexanderNSDAR.org/bio.html

***PLANTATION HISTORY
The Caledon Plantation house had a lovely view of the Potomac River. The outline of the foundation of the plantation house, is within view of the family cemetery. The plantation might have been informally established as early as 1653, when Robert Alexander's father immigrated to Virginia. The plantation's cemetery was said to have been founded by 1657. The plantation was formally established by 1659, under the name of Caledon Plantation. "Caledonia" was the Latin word used by the Roman Empire to describe the Scottish Highlands, and its people were called "Caledonii" or Picts. Around 1700, Robert Alexander renamed the Caledon Plantation, and called it Salisbury.The county name changed several times, over the years. The plantation site was originally located in Westmoreland County, of the Virginia Colony. In 1664 the same area became part of Stafford County. By 1777 King George County had taken on its modern boundaries, to include the Salisbury Plantation.The plantation fell within the boundaries of St. Paul's Parish, of the Episcopalian Church. The river which was nearby was originally called the Patowmeck River, but it is now known as the Potomac River. The plantation was protected by a small promontory of land jutting out into the river, which gave it shelter from storms coming in off the Chesapeake Bay or the Atlantic Ocean. The promontory appears to have been located east of "PoPt Cr" on the attached map of 1670. "PoPt Cr" might have been an abbreviation for Pope Point Creek.***CEMETERY HISTORY
The Alexander Cemetery is located at one of the earliest settlements for any Alexander family in America. Three cemetery surveys can be found online for it. 1) WPA SURVEY OF 1937A cemetery survey conducted in 1937 listed only three gravestones:

http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/kinggeorge/cemeteries/alexander01.txt

2) MAGAZINE ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN 1903 The WPA survey mentioned above refers to pages 315 and 316 in Volume 10 of "The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography" of 1903:

http://books.google.com/books?id=jlc_AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA315&lpg=PA315&dq=Here+lies+the+body+of+Sarah+Alexander&source=bl&ots=VPJiQhj7S9&sig=MgFX7zdrkwqAgZZIDtRx9SaXroQ&hl=en&sa=X&ei=VtqYU5H8BtKVyATCyYGAAQ&ved=0CCIQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=Here%20lies%20the%20body%20of%20Sarah%20Alexander&f=false

3) BOOK PUBLISHED IN 1962 An ebook link below mentions this cemetery:"ALEXANDER FAMILY CEMETERY AT SALISBURY. DIRECTIONS: This cemetery was reported in a manuscript written in 1962 by Hugh Roy Stuart. He noted that there were five generations buried here after 1657. ALEXANDER, Catherine Graham wife of John no dates. John husb of Catherine no dates."Source: "Tombstone Inscriptions of King George County, Virginia" by Dave Klein, Margaret C. Klein, page 28. An ebook is available from this web site, and it includes other cemeteries in King George County:

http://books.google.com/books?id=YhzuS2LXxvsC&pg=PA61&dq=hugh+roy+stuart&hl=en&sa=X&ei=k7t_U9_mFJOGqgbd54CQDg&ved=0CDUQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=hugh%20roy%20stuart&f=false

***A SPECIAL THANK YOU GOES TO...A special thank you goes to Richard Parker, for adding this cemetery to FindAGrave.com. A word of appreciation is also due to J. Benjamin Chrismond for traveling to the cemetery, taking photos, and documenting its status.
***CURRENT STATUS OF CEMETERY AND PLANTATIONAs of 1903, only three grave markers were visible in this cemetery -- Captain Philip Alexander (1704-1753), his wife named Sarah (Hooe) Alexander, and their young son named Philip Alexander.Many colonial era graves in America were marked with simple field stones. The field stones were often not inscribed, or they were inscribed only with initials and the year of death. The inscriptions on many colonial era gravestones have now faded and worn away.The Salisbury Plantation was sold outside of the Alexander family, after all of the family members who lived there had either passed on, or moved away. The sale of the property was said to have occurred many years before the Civil War began in 1861. Eventually the colonial era house fell into a state of disrepair, and was abandoned entirely.In 1962, a manuscript written by Hugh Roy Stuart reported that five generations of Alexanders were interred at the Alexander Cemetery at the Salisbury Plantation.In 1974, a large portion of the land of the Salisbury Plantation was graciously donated to the state of Virginia, in order that it could become part of Caledon State Park. The land now provides sanctuary and habitat for bald eagles.The remains of the Alexander Cemetery, are now part of a privately owned farm.
***
Gravesite Details No visible headstone.
Family Members
Parents
John Alexander 1627-1677 ?? 1627? 1633? 1666?
Catherine Graham Alexander 1610-1659 ??
Spouse
Priscilla Frances Ashton Alexander 1635-1701
Children
Robert Alexander 1688-1735
Created by: MarthaHopscotch (47955559)
Added: 26 May 2014
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/130424801/robert-alexander
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 02 December 2018), memorial page for Robert Alexander (1633–1 Jun 1704), Find A Grave Memorial no. 130424801, citing Alexander Cemetery, King George, King George County, Virginia, USA ; Maintained by MarthaHopscotch (contributor 47955559) .
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-- born on Apr 01, 1953 - Wednesday 3:30PM

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found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKHF-19RQ

Name: Sherry E Hibbs
Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1953
Event Place: Marshall, Kentucky, United States
Gender: 9
Mother's Name: Elizabeth Travis

Citing this Record
"Kentucky, Vital Record Indexes, 1911-1999," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKHF-19R7 : 11 February 2018), Elizabeth Travis in entry for Sherry E Hibbs, 1953; citing Birth, Marshall, Kentucky, United States, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort.
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found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VVFS-MYQ

Affiliate CD Number: FDI08
Certificate Number: 24817
Volume Number:
Note:
Name: Sherry Elizabeth Hibbs ****
Name Prefix:
Name Suffix:
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 22 Mar 1975 ****
Event Place: Volusia, Florida, United States
Gender: Unknown ????
Age: 21
Race: White
Birth Date: 01 Apr 1953
Birth Year (Estimated):
Affiliate File Name: Fdi08.txt
Affiliate Line Number: 56573

Citing this Record
"Florida Death Index, 1877-1998," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VVFS-MYQ : 25 December 2014), Sherry Elizabeth Hibbs, 22 Mar 1975; from "Florida Death Index, 1877-1998," index, Ancestry (www.ancestry.com : 2004); citing vol. , certificate number 24817, Florida Department of Health, Office of Vital Records, Jacksonville.
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found at findagrave.com on 1/26/2020

Sherry E. Hibbs

Birth: 1 Apr 1953
Death: 22 Mar 1975 (aged 21)
Burial: Woodlawn Memorial Gardens, Paducah, McCracken County, Kentucky, USA
Plot: Section 6, Garden of the Trinity
Memorial #: 201496182
Created by: jules61 (49372570)
Added: 25 Jul 2019
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/201496182
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 26 January 2020), memorial page for Sherry E. Hibbs (1 Apr 1953–22 Mar 1975), Find A Grave Memorial no. 201496182, citing Woodlawn Memorial Gardens, Paducah, McCracken County, Kentucky, USA ; Maintained by jules61 (contributor 49372570) .
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-- called aunt 'A' --

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found at findagrave.com on 7/10/2023

Ethel Nichols Craig

Birth: 23 Nov 1891
Death: 21 Mar 1970 (aged 78)
Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 24517190
Family Members
Spouse
Homer Barnett Craig 1894-1962
Children
Sarah Jean Craig Hunt 1931-2007
Created by: Cristie (46865585)
Added: 9 Feb 2008
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/24517190/ethel-craig
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/24517190/ethel-craig: accessed 10 July 2023), memorial page for Ethel Nichols Craig (23 Nov 1891-21 Mar 1970), Find a Grave Memorial ID 24517190, citing Rose Hill Cemetery, Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by Cristie (contributor 46865585).
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found at findagrave.com bef 7/10/2023

Ethel Nichols Craig

Birth: Nov. 23, 1891
Death: Mar. 21, 1970

Burial:
Rose Hill Cemetery
Humboldt
Gibson County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: Cristie
Record added: Feb 09, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 24517190
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459

-- have 2 findagrave pages -- see below -- which is more accurate?

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The following left in a flower memorial on his findagrave.com page:

Descendants of the James Bass who married Mary Lanier have tested yDNA Haplogroup R, so this James CANNOT be the son of Edward Bass 1672-1750, whose descendants have tested yDNA Haplogroup A

Left by Bruce & Peggy on 6 Jan 2020
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Found at findagrave.com on 3/23/2021 -- two entries - see 2nd one below

James Bass

Birth: 1721
Death: Jan 1763 (aged 41–42) Southampton County, Virginia, USA ???? - Will recorded in Brunswick Co, VA
Burial: Non-Cemetery Burial

Memorial #: 192375076
Bio:
PARENTS:
Father - James Bass Sr. (Birth 14 JAN 1684 Nansemond Kingdom, Norfolk Co., VA - Death 1765 Southampton Co., VA), son of Richard Bass (Birth 2 AUG 1658 Nansemond Kingdom, Norfolk Co., VA - Death 26 DEC 1722 Nansemond Kingdom, Norfolk Co., VA) and Jane Bryant (Birth 17 DEC 1665 VA - Death 14 FEB 1690 Nansemond Kingdom, Norfolk Co., VA). Richard Bass is the son of
John Basse Sr ((Birth 7 SEP 1616 London, Middlesex, England - Death 2 APR 1699 Nansemond Kingdom, Norfolk Co., VA) and Elizabeth, daughter of Nansemond King, (Birth 1620 Nansemond Indian Territory, VA - Death 4 OCT 1676 Nansemond Kingdom, Norfolk Co., VA). John Bass, Sr. is the son of Nathaniel Basse (Birth BEF 29 DEC 1589 London, Middlesex, England - Death BEF 3 JUL 1655 London, Middlesex, England) and Mary Jordan (Birth 1591 London, Middlesex, England - Death 17 JAN 1630 London, Middlesex, England). Nathaniel Basse is the son of Humphrey Basse I (Birth 1564 France - Death BEF 5 JUN 1616 London, Middlesex, England) and Mary Buschier (Birth 1568 Roanne, Loire, France - Death BEF 22 JUL 1616 London, Middlesex, England).

Mother - Mary Spence (Birth _____ VA - Death after Fenruary 9, 1758 Southampton County, VA)

Wife:
Elizabeth ????
__________________

Sarah Bass, the wife of George Booth MALONE, is not the daughter of James & Elizabeth Bass. She is the daughter of the OTHER James Bass and his wife Mary. Sarah's father James, died 1771 in Brunswick Co,
VA.
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Many thanks to Lea Dowd for her generosity in sharing this material
but who cautions PARENTAGE NOR RELATIONSHIP TO SIBLINGS HAVE BEEN
PROVEN.

Husband: James Bass

They owned land in Sussex Co, VA which they sold to Charles Sledge. They probably lived in Southampton Co, VA.

Born: about 1721

Died: about 1/1763, Southampton, VA

Their children were:

* Sarah (Sallie) Bass, born about 1739. Married George Booth Malone. ****
See her Bass page and and also see his Malone page for a listing of
their children. Sallie died 1776, Brunswick Co, VA.

* James Bass, Jr., born about 1740. Married Elizabeth (Betsy) Smith,
daughter of Peter and Ellenor Smith. Their children: Frederick Bass
(m. Mary-Polly-Vaughn 2/22/1797, Brunswick Co, VA), James S.
(b.8/1760; m-1st: Polly Green 6/23/1810, Greensville Co, VA; m-2nd:
Mary Ann Smith 11/13/1815, Greensville Co, VA; d. 1843, Greensville
Co, GA), Burwell Bass (b. about 1761, Brunswick Co, VA; m. Elizabeth
Harper, 2/8/1810, Hancock Co, GA; d. 5/1821 Hancock Co, GA), Benjamin
S. Bass (b. about 1765; m. Sarah Pettway, 3/15/1826, Greensville Co,
VA; d. about 1843, Brunswick Co, VA), Silvia Bass (b. about 1770; m.
Charles Benjamin Harrison, 12/23/1802, Brunswick Co, VA), Ephraim
Bass, Sr. (b. about 1775 in VA; m. 3/14/1799 Martha "Patsy" Lanier,
great-granddaughter of Sampson Lanier and Elizabeth Washington; d.
about 1830), Rebeccah M. Bass (b. about 1775; m. David Smith
11/27/1809, Brunswick Co, VA), Edmund S. Bass, Sr. (b. about 1777; m.
Elizabeth Harper Ingram, 4/28/1803, Brunswick Co, VA; d. 3/1/1843),
William S. Bass (b. about 1790 in VA; m. Hannah Bruce before
11/26/1827). James Bass, Jr. died in 1822, Brunswick Co, VA.

* Benjamin Bass, Sr., born 1743-49. As a young man, he put himself
voluntarily in service (i.e. as apprentice) to Thomas Meggs of
Brunswick Co, VA to learn the carpentry trade. Married-1st: Martha
Sarah Hicks, daughter of Robert and Mary Courtney Hicks, about 1766 in
Brunswick Co, VA. Their children: John Hicks Bass (b. about 1767,
Brunswick Co, VA; m-1st: 10/24/1791 Rebecca Pattillo (b. 1774-d.
1835), daughter of Elizabeth Floyd and James Pattillo III, in
Brunswick Co, VA; m-2nd: Martha Cleghorn, widow, on 6/14/1837; d.
after 11/10/1850, Eatonton, Putman Co, GA), Frederick Bass (b. 1770,
Brunswick Co, VA; d. 1863, Williamson Co, TN), Anne Bass (b. 8/23/1773
Brunswick Co, VA; m. Thomas Betty, 1/22/1798, Brunswick Co, VA; d.
8/3/1854 Rutherford Co, TN), Henry Bass (b. about 1777 in VA; m. in
Brunswick Co, VA, Elizabeth Rivers 12/23/1778; d. before 1/1819 in
VA), Nathan Hale Bass (b. 5/7/1779 Brunswick Co, VA; m. Patsy Betty,
1/31/1805, Brunswick Co, VA; d. 10/10/1860, Giles Co, TN), Wyatt Bass
(b. about 1780), Sarah -Sallie- Bass (b. about 1783; d. before
12/23/1840), Mary Bass (b. about 1784; m. James Vaughn, Jr.,
3/29/1804, Brunswick Co, VA; d. Rutherford Co, TN), Martha Bass (b.
6/9/1787 in VA; m. 12/20/1805 Thomas Burge, son of Nathaniel and
Elizabeth Burge, grandson of Thomas and Mary Burge, Brunswick Co, VA;
d. Rutherford Co, TN), Eliza Bass (b. 2/10/1790, Brunswick Co, VA; m.
William Thomas, 4/8/1810, Rutherford Co, TN; d. 12/29/1857 in
Rutherford Co, TN), Benjamin H. Bass Jr. (b. about 1792 in VA; m. Ann
Clifton 12/22/1828, Bertie Co, NC; d. in VA). Married-2nd: Delilah
(-?) before 8/8/1807. Their children were: Elizabeth (m. John Barnes,
8/24/1803, Greensville Co, VA), Susan A. Bass (m. Everett T. Griffin),
Thomas J. Bass (b. about 1806; m-1st: Elizabeth -?; m-2nd: Polly -?
before 1834), James M. Bass (b. about 1806; m. Sarah-Sally-?).
Benjamin died before 12/17/1834, Brunswick Co, VA.

* Elizabeth Bass, born 9/30/1745. Married Brittain Brantley, son of
James and Ruth Brantley, before 1777. Their children were: James Bass
(m. Rebecca Satinback, 1/12/1791 in Brunswick Co, VA), Rutha (m. -?
Mason), Elizabeth. Brittain died in the Battle of Brier Creek
(Revolutionary War) near the Savannah River. Elizabeth Bass died after
1822.

* Ephraim Bass, born about 1747.

* Thomas Bass, born about 1749, Southampton Co, VA. Married-1st: ?.
Married-2nd: Sarah Adams 10/14/1800 in Brunswick Co, VA. Patriot
soldier in Revolutionary War. The children of Thomas were: Drury Bass
(m. Mary Reese 8/9 /1798, Southampton Co, VA), Francis Bass (d. after
1832), Lucy Bass (m. James Moore 10/18/1810 in Brunswick Co, VA; d.
before 1831), Mary (Polly; m. -? Lundy; d. before 1831), Zachariah (b.
before 1775; m. Mary -?, 12/29/1808, Greensville Co, VA; d. before
1831), Rebecca Bass (b. about 1789; m. William M. Birdsong, 1/10/1807,
Brunswick Co, VA; d. after 1830, Twiggs Co, GA), Dorcus Bass (b. about
1771; m. David Adams 7/27/1792 in Brunswick Co, VA), James Bass.
Thomas Bass died before 10/23/1804.

* Ann Bass, born about 1751.

* Reece Bass, born about 1753. Died before 1820.

* Partain Bass, born about 1755. Married Rebecca Tatum, daughter of
Joseph Tatum,1/4/1786, in Brunswick Co, VA. Their children: Robert
Bass (m. Susan Mitchell), James Bass, Nathaniel Bass (d. about 4/1824
in Brunswick Co, VA), Elizabeth Bass (m. Hardiman Short Ivey,
7/23/1805 in Brunswick Co, VA). Partain died 9/23/1833, Brunswick Co,
VA.

* Temperance Bass, born about 1757. Married Hayley Foster I, son of
John Foster, 2/24/1787 in Southampton Co, VA. Their child: Hayley
Foster II (m-1st: Martha Bugg; m-2nd: Nancy Barham 11/4/1822,
Southampton Co, VA)

WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS OF SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1749 - 1800:
Will book II, Page 34
Bass, James. Account estate audited by Nicholas Maget and James Jones. Signed William Blunt. R. Feb. 14, 1765
Family Members
Children
Benjamin Bass 1735-1798
James Bass 1740-1822
Created by: B&JAndrews1945 (47525492)
Added: 19 Aug 2018
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192375076/james-bass
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 23 March 2021), memorial page for James Bass (1721–Jan 1763), Find a Grave Memorial no. 192375076, ; Maintained by B&JAndrews1945 (contributor 47525492) Non-Cemetery Burial.
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Found at findagrave.com on 3/9/2021 -- two entries - see 1st one above

James Bass

Birth: unknown Virginia, USA ??
Death: unknown Virginia, USA ??
Burial: Burial Details Unknown ??

Memorial #: 198580536
Bio:
Birth date is between 1690-1721 probably in Virginia.

Death date is between 5/13/1768 (date his Will was created) and 9/23/1771 (date his Will was proved) in Brunswick County, Virginia. ?? 1768 or 1760? -- See below
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Children:

1. Benjamin Bass, said by the Tennessee Historical Records Survey, to be a son of James and Mary Bass, was born ca 1736 N.C. and m. ca 1760 in Brunswick Co. Va. Martha Sarah Hicks, daughter of Robert Hicks and Miss Courtney.
2 Mary Bass, married Mr. Emery
3. Thomas Bass, executor of James Bass will, m. Mary Baskerville
4. Henry Bass, m. Dec. 23, 1778 Elizabeth Rivers
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In 1741, Northampton Co. was formed from Bertie Co. and included the Bass Land.
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Southampton County, Virginia Deed Book 1, p. 26
8 Nov 1749
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This indenture 8 Nov. 1749 between James Bass and Mary Bass his wife of the county of Southampton of the one part and John Thorp of the county aforesaid Witness that James Bass and Mary his wife for the sum of 80lb 13-1 current money of Va., paid by John Thorp, hath granted, bargained and sold to John Thorp a certain tract of land in Southampton County on the south side of three creeks bounded etc. to a corner of Charles Bass Jr. his land, then south to a black oak, thence by Charles Bass' land to the head of the north prong of Herbert's Branch, to a red oak, to the Rock Branch, then to Henry Ivey's line, to Rock Branch, to three creeks etc. Wit: Jas. Ridley, Wm Binum, and Arthur Taylor. Signed: James (X) Bass
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Virginia Land Patent Book Vol. 27, p. 506
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15 Dec. 1749
James Bass, 415 acres in Brunswick County, on the branches of Avents Creek for 45 Shillings, Northampton County, North Carolina
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Northampton County, North Carolina Deed Book 2, p. 402
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20 Aug. 1757 - proved August court, 1757
John Jordan of Northampton County for 30 Pounds Virginia money, deeds to James Bass of Brunswick County, Virginia, 170 acres in Northampton County on south side of Fountain's Creek on the Middle prong of Tyke's Mill Swamp and joining Richard Taylor and Samuel Bass, Brunswick County, Virginia
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Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 6, p. 294
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This indenture 1 June 1758 - between James Bass of County of Northampton Manor, Planter and Mary Bass his wife of the one part and James Hicks son of George Hicks of Brunswick Co., Planter of the other part. For 70 Pounds sold 415 acres on the south side of Meherrin River, Adj. John Duggar, Cole, Hicks, Peterson, which tract was Granted unto James Bass by Patent dated 15 Dec. 1749 etc.
William Thompson
Thomas Bass James Bass' mark
George Malone Mary Bass' mark
Ethelred Jelks
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Northampton County, North Carolina Deed Book H, p. 63
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10 Nov. 1764 - proved at Granville County Court, August 1765
James Bass of Granville County deeds to Benjamin Bass "of Co. afore said" for 5 Pounds, 50 acres of land in Northampton County, adjoining Thomas Bryant on the south side near the Maple Hills. Witnesses: Edward Bass, Ruben Bass
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Northampton County, North Carolina Deed Book 3, p. 455
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21 June 1766 - proved August Court, 1766 - James Bass of Northampton County, planter deeds to Robert Little on same Co., planter, for 42 Pounds Virginia money, 170 acres in Northampton County, on south side of Fountain's Creek - calls being for Middle prong of Tooke's Mill Swamp. Samuel Bass's line.
Signed also by Mary Bass, indicating his wife's name
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James Bass' Will

In the name of God Amen I James Bass of The County
of Brunswick and Parish of Satin Andrews being very sick and weak
but of Sound Sense and Memory do make this my Last Will and Testament
in manner and form following my will is that my Estate be not appraised
Item I leave to my wife Mary Basse the whole of my Estate both real and
personal during her natural life and after her deceased Item I give to my
Daughter Mary Emmery one Negro named Lucy. Item I give to my Grand
Son James Basse one Horse Colt. Item I give all my other Estate to be
equally divided between all my children except Mary Emmery and
in case the said Negro should die before she is possessed with her
my Will is that she should have an equal part. And lastly I
appoint my wife Mary Basse Executrix and Thomas Bass my
Executor of this my last will, In Witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and seal this 13th day of May 1760. ?? 1760 or 1768? - See above
Signed and Sealed }
In Presence of } James X Bass (SS)
Thomas Rivers }
John Wallace }At a Court held for Brunswick County the 23rd
Day of September 1771 ****

This Will was presented in Court
and was proved by the Oaths of Thomas Rivers and John Wallace
the Witnesses thereto and and Ordered to be Recorded.
Test
P Polhamy ?????
Family Members
Spouse
Mary Lanier Bass
Children
Sarah Bass Malone 1739-1776
Created by: JG (46770371)
Added: 23 Apr 2019
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198580536/james-bass
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 9 March 2021), memorial page for James Bass (unknown–unknown), Find a Grave Memorial no. 198580536, ; Maintained by JG (contributor 46770371) Burial Details Unknown.
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** See Booth Malone doc in Misc-Docs **

Sarah Bass, the wife of George Booth MALONE, is not the daughter of
James & Elizabeth Bass. She is the daughter of the OTHER James Bass
and his wife Mary. Sarah's father James, died 1771 in Brunswick Co,
VA.
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=floodtree&id=I505

•ID: I505
•Name: James BASS
•Given Name: James
•Surname: BASS
•Sex: M
•Birth: Abt 1721
•Death: Abt Jan 1763 in Southampton Co., VA
•_UID: CBB1A820A1844EBDB8925C8BF4C372C79529
•Change Date: 30 May 2010 at 21:32
•Note:
Deed Book 6, page 294, Brunswick County, Virginia:
Indenture made the 1st day of June, 1758, between James Bass of Northampton County, North Carolina, Planter, and Mary Bass, his wife, and James Hicks, son of George Hicks, of Brunswick County, Planter, for 70 pounds, conveying 415 acres on South side of Meherrin River adjoining lands of John Dugar, Winfield, Coles, and Peterson, which land was granted to James Bass by Patent dated December 15, 1749. Witnesses were William Thompson, Thos. Bass, George Malone, and Etheldred Jelks (his mark). Signed by James Bass (his mark) and Mary Bass (her mark). Indenture and Receipt were proved in Court on July 25, 1758, by the oaths of Wm. Thompson and Etheldred Jelks.

Father: James BASS b: in VA

Marriage 1
Mary or Elizabeth ** Mary -- Not Elizabeth -- See Booth Malone doc in Misc-Docs **
•Married: 1738 in VA
•Change Date: 12 Dec 2009
Children
1. Sarah "Sally" BASS b: Abt 1739
2. James BASS b: Abt 1740
3. Benjamin BASS b: Abt 1743
4. Elizabeth BASS b: 20 Sep 1745
5. Ephraim BASS b: Abt 1749 in Southampton Co., Virginia
6. Ann BASS b: Abt 1751
7. Reece BASS b: Abt 1753
8. Partain BASS b: Abt 1755
9. Temperance BASS b: Abt 1757
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 		Bass, James (I1724)
 
460

-- have never found any evidence that this child ever existed

-- not mentioned in will of Lewis L Wilson Sr 		Wilson, Delanie (I1496)
 
461

-- known as 'Uncle Buck'

- Family Bible records lists death as 5/15/1842 - ** obviously a typo since death certificate has 1942 **

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William Alexander Butler

Birth: 1864
Death: 1942 (aged 77-78)
Burial: Butler Cemetery, Buena Vista, Carroll County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 43830647

Inscription: Footstone: Father
Masonic Symbol

Family Members
Parents
William Solomon Butler 1820-1902
Lidia Jane Uptygrove Butler 1837-1915
Spouse
Susan Christina Bowers Butler 1867-1965
Siblings
Elija Thomas Butler 1854-1888
Sarah Butler Rowe 1857-1896
Aaron Green Butler 1870-1947
Arienie Jeanetta Butler Cole 1872-1944
James Monroe Butler 1875-1964
Half Siblings
Dany A Butler Birdwell 1844-1875
John Riley Butler 1846-1929
Phillip T. Butler 1848-1950
Parthinia Jane Butler Jones 1850-Unknown
Levina Caroline Butler Rogers 1854-1943
Maintained by: Susan W (48194250)
Originally Created by: Barbara Rodgers (47174029)
Added: 2 Nov 2009
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43830647/william-alexander-butler
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43830647/william-alexander-butler: accessed 07 July 2023), memorial page for William Alexander Butler (1864-1942), Find a Grave Memorial ID 43830647, citing Butler Cemetery, Buena Vista, Carroll County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by Susan W (contributor 48194250).
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found at findagrave.com bef 7/7/2023

W. A. Butler

Birth: 1864
Death: 1942

Inscription:
Footstone: Father

Note: Masonic Symbol

Burial:
Butler Cemetery
Carroll County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: Barbara Rodgers (Inactiv...
Record added: Nov 02, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 43830647
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 		Butler, William Alexander (I337)
 
462

-- married 1489? -- 3 years before birth in 1492?

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Janet Countess Atholl Campbell

Birth: 1492 Fife, Scotland
Death: 2 Feb 1546 (aged 53–54) Perth, Perth and Kinross, Scotland
Burial: Unknown

Memorial #: 169170965
Bio:
Lady Janet, Countess Atholl, Campbell was born c. 1492 to parents Sir Archibald Gillispe, 2nd Earl of Argyll Campbell (1466-1513; F.A.G. #61441076) and Lady Elizabeth Lennox Countess Argyll Stewart (1465-1529; F.A.G. #146485434).
On 20 Jun 1489 in Fife, Scotland, Lady Janet married Sir John / James IV "2nd Earl of Atholl" Stewart (1473–1513; F.A.G. #136400042. Together they had three (3) children:
1: Lady Janet Stewart (1505-1566)
2: Lady Elizabeth Stewart (1513-1567; F.A.G. #169151947)
3: John Stewart, 3rd Earl of Atholl (6 Oct 1507, d. c Nov 1542)
Family Members
Parents
Archibald Campbell 1460-1513
Elizabeth Stewart Campbell 1465-1529
Spouse
John 2nd Earl of Atholl Stewart 1475-1521
Siblings
Laird (Ian) John of Calder Campbell 1479-1546
Margaret Campbell Erskine 1485-1555
Colin Cailen Malloch Campbell 1486-1529
John Campbell 1487-1546
Children
John Stewart 1507-1542
Elizabeth Stewart 1513-1567
Created by: Terri Richards (47595324)
Added: 1 Sep 2016
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/169170965/janet-countess_atholl-campbell
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 13 May 2020), memorial page for Janet Countess Atholl Campbell (1492–2 Feb 1546), Find a Grave Memorial no. 169170965, ; Maintained by Terri Richards (contributor 47595324) Unknown.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 		Campbell, Janet (I2576)
 
463

-- not mentioned in will of Lewis L Wilson Sr -- possibly a nephew?
 		Wilson, Isaac D (I262)
 
464

-- Obit -- Clipped from The Paducah Sun Paducah, Kentucky 19 Nov 1952, Wed • Page 21

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found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N9RJ-29Q

Thomas Anderson Travis in entry for Walter Lee Travis
Kentucky Death Records, 1911-1955
Name: Walter Lee Travis ****
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 18 Nov 1952 ****
Event Place: Burton, Marshall, Kentucky ****
Gender: Male
Age: 73 ****
Birth Year (Estimated): 1879
Father's Name: Thomas Anderson Travis ****
Mother's Name: Mary Jane Collie ****

Reference ID: 26624 , GS Film number: 2373003
Citing this Record
"Kentucky Death Records, 1911-1955," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N9RJ-293 : accessed 19 Jun 2014), Walter Lee Travis, 18 Nov 1952; citing Burton, Marshall, Kentucky, 26624, Office of Vital Statistics, Frankfort; FHL microfilm 2373003.
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found at findagrave.com on 7/21/2023

Walter L Travis

Birth: 17 Sep 1879
Death: 18 Nov 1952 (aged 73)
Burial: Provine Cemetery, Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA
Memorial #: 42313480

Family Members
Parents
Thomas Anderson Travis 1859-1930
Mary Jane Collie Travis 1859-1910
Spouse
Dovie Elizabeth Culp Travis 1884-1968
Siblings
Lula Mae Travis Goheen 1882-1920
Evie Florence Travis Nunley Collins 1887-1970
William Curtis Travis 1889-1935
Roy A Travis 1892-1935
Helen Travis Cornwell 1895-1959
Firrel D Travis 1898-1950
Children
Willard Lee Travis 1907-1984
Maintained by: S Butler (48359078)
Originally Created by: Kathy Hicks Thompson (46809360)
Added: 23 Sep 2009
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42313480/walter-l-travis
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42313480/walter-l-travis: accessed 21 July 2023), memorial page for Walter L Travis (17 Sep 1879-18 Nov 1952), Find a Grave Memorial ID 42313480, citing Provine Cemetery, Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by S Butler (contributor 48359078).
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found at findagrave.com bef 7/21/2023

Walter L. Travis

Birth: Sep. 17, 1879
Death: Nov. 18, 1952

Burial:
Provine Cemetery
Benton
Marshall County
Kentucky, USA

Created by: Kathy Thompson
Record added: Sep 23, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 42313480
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found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKH1-64B8

Name: Walter L Travis
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 18 Nov 1952
Event Place: Marshall, Kentucky, United States
Age: 73
Birth Date:
Birth Year (Estimated): 1879
Digital Folder Number:

Citing this Record:
"Kentucky, Vital Record Indexes, 1911-1999," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKH1-64B8 : 1 July 2015), Walter L Travis, 18 Nov 1952; citing Death, Marshall, Kentucky, United States, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort.
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 		Travis, Walter Lee (I22)
 
465

-- pictures at findagrave.com --

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Kenneth Mackenzie

Birth: unknown
Death: 6 Jun 1568 Highland, Scotland
Burial: Beauly Priory, Beauly, Highland, Scotland
Memorial #: 123961265

Bio:
Kenneth Mackenzie, traditionally reckoned 10th of Kintail and nicknamed Coinneach na Cuirc (or "Kenneth of the Whittle"), was a Highland chief, head of the Clan Mackenzie, who flourished in the turbulent Scottish politics of the mid-16th century.
Kenneth was the only son of John Mackenzie, 9th of Kintail (d.1561) and Elizabeth, the daughter of John Grant of Grant.
In 1539 he was tenant of Little Skattil and Bawblair and, by a charter dated 24 April 1543, his father resigned to him and his wife part of the lordship of Kintail and the lands of Mekill Braan.
Having succeeded his father in 1561, Kenneth was one of the Highland Chiefs who met Mary, Queen of Scots, at Inverness in 1562 and helped her to obtain possession of Inverness Castle, from which she had been excluded by Alexander Gordon, the governor. Thereafter, he appears to have retired from public life. An Act of the Privy Council of 21 May 1562 records that Kenneth delivered up to the Queen Mary Macleod, the heiress of Harris and Dunvegan, who had somehow found herself in his custody. The Act held him harmless against any proceedings by James Macdonald of Dunnyveg and the Glens, the legal guardian of Mary Macleod, who had previously demanded her return.
Kenneth married in 1538 Lady Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of John Stewart, 2nd Earl of Atholl, by Lady Janet Campbell, daughter of the Archibald Campbell, 2nd Earl of Argyll.
His own children also made very advantageous marriages:
Colin Cam Mackenzie, who succeeded him, married Barbara Grant, daughter of John Grant of Grant.
Roderick Mackenze of Redcastle married Florence, daughter of Robert Mor Munro, 15th Baron of Foulis
Janet married, first, Aeneas Macdonald of Glengarry and, secondly, Alexander Chisholm of Chisholm.
Catherine married Alexander Ross of Balnagown and died on 12 April 1592.
Agnes married (contract 11 May 1567) Lachlan Mor Mackintosh of Mackintosh.
Margaret married (contract 24 November 1556) Walter Innes, son and heir of John Innes of Inverbreckie, and died in June 1570.
Elizabeth married Walter Urquhart of Cromarty.
Marjory married (contract 30 May 1574) Robert Munro, son and heir of Robert Munro of Foulis.
Kenneth died at Killin on 6 June 1568 and was buried at Beauly Priory.
Family Members
Spouse
Elizabeth Stewart 1513-1567
Children
Catherine MacKenzie 1559-1592
Created by: Kat (47496397)
Added: 22 Jan 2014
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/123961265/kenneth-mackenzie
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 13 May 2020), memorial page for Kenneth Mackenzie (unknown–6 Jun 1568), Find a Grave Memorial no. 123961265, citing Beauly Priory, Beauly, Highland, Scotland ; Maintained by Kat (contributor 47496397) .
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 		MacKenzie, Kenneth (I2565)
 
466

-- See Graves-William-(1750) document under Misc-Docs --
 		Graves, William (I378)
 
467

-- step children listed on 1900 & 1910 censuses

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found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V3HD-CP2

Minnie Landrum, "United States Social Security Death Index"
Given Name: Minnie
Middle Name:
Surname: Landrum
Name Suffix:
Birth Date: 6 January 1876
Social Security Number: 412-60-7999
State: Tennessee
Last Place of Residence: Bradford, Gibson, Tennessee
Previous Residence Postal Code: 38316
Event Date: August 1970
Age: 94
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found at findagrave.com on 7/23/2023

Lady Green “Minnie” Ward Landrum ?? name is Lady Green?

Birth: 6 Jan 1876 Tennessee, USA
Death: 9 Aug 1970 (aged 94) Gibson County, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Salem Cemetery, Rutherford, Gibson County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 29846954

same stone with John M Landrum

Family Members
Spouse
John Manuel Landrum 1864-1940
Maintained by: Mark O (47363755)
Originally Created by: pansy ewell (46796577)
Added: 16 Sep 2008
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/29846954/lady-green-landrum
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/29846954/lady-green-landrum: accessed 23 July 2023), memorial page for Lady Green “Minnie” Ward Landrum (6 Jan 1876-9 Aug 1970), Find a Grave Memorial ID 29846954, citing Salem Cemetery, Rutherford, Gibson County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by Mark O (contributor 47363755).
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Minnie L Landrum

Birth: 1876
Death: 1970

Wife of John M Landrum

Burial:
Salem Cemetery
Rutherford
Gibson County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: pansy ewell
Record added: Sep 16, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 29846954
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 		Thompson, Minnie L (I394)
 
468

-- were they divorced? - or was she widowed?
 		Family: Henry L Stockton-xx / Mary Elmafay Graves (F1267)
 
469

----- Have found 1900 and 1910 census for all children and she is not listed with any of them -----

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TNGenWeb has this couple buried in Old Clover Creek Baptist Church Cemetery in Hardeman County???
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TN death records:
Name County YR Cert
Thompson Sarah Jane Obion 1911 67067
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found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F6RJ-YYN

Sarah Jane Thompson, "Tennessee, Deaths and Burials, 1874-1955"
Name: Sarah Jane Thompson ****
Gender: Female
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Death Date: 16 Apr 1911 ****
Death Place: Kenton, Obion, Tennessee ****
Age: 85 ****
Birth Date: 1826 ****
Birthplace: Kenton ****
Occupation: Farmer'S Wife
Race: White
Marital Status: Married ???? not widowed ?? remarried??
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B07514-7
System Origin: Tennessee-EASy
GS Film number: 1308112
Reference ID: cn 67067 ****
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found at findagrave.com on 6/28/2023

Sarah Jane Barnett Thompson

Birth: 12 Jan 1826 Kenton, Obion County, Tennessee, USA
Death: 16 Apr 1911 (aged 85) Kenton, Obion County, Tennessee, USA
Burial: New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Mason Hall, Obion County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 5752083
Family Members
Spouse
James B. Thompson 1819-1891
Children
William A. Thompson 1845-1912
George Gaston Thompson 1847-1914
Sarah Jane Thompson Graves 1850-1925
James Michael Thompson 1852-1920
John Lee Thompson 1855-1941
Susan Thompson 1857-1862
Henry A. Thompson 1859-1862
Albert T. Thompson 1862-1929
Francis Marion Thompson 1865-1947
Maintained by: Tennie Capps Bean (48635685)
Originally Created by: Alberta Daniels Withrow (4586751)
Added: 8 Sep 2001
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5752083/sarah-jane-thompson
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5752083/sarah-jane-thompson: accessed 28 June 2023), memorial page for Sarah Jane Barnett Thompson (12 Jan 1826-16 Apr 1911), Find a Grave Memorial ID 5752083, citing New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Mason Hall, Obion County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by Tennie Capps Bean (contributor 48635685).
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found at findagrave.com bef 6/28/2023

Sarah Jane Barrett Thompson **** or Barnett ??

Birth: Jan. 12, 1826
Death: Apr. 16, 1911

Family links:
Spouse:
J. B. Thompson (1819 - 1891)*

Children:
William A. Thompson (1845 - 1912)*
George Gaston Thompson (1847 - 1914)*
Sarah Jane Thompson Graves (1850 - 1925)*
James Michael Thompson (1852 - 1920)*
Susan Thompson (1857 - 1862)*
Henry A. Thompson (1859 - 1862)*

*Calculated relationship

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# 5752083
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470

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KY Hopkins Co marriages:
Name Spouse Date Book Page
Wilson, N Dunnett Harkins, Amby 12/14/1893 TT47 126
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found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F47M-P5Q

N. D. Wilson, "Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979"
Name: N. D. Wilson ****
Birth Date: 1857
Birthplace: Ky.
Age: 36
Spouse's Name:Amy Harkins ****
Spouse's Birth Date: 1871
Spouse's Birthplace: Ky.
Spouse's Age: 22
Event Date: 13 Dec 1893
Event Place: , Hopkins, Kentucky
Father's Name:
Mother's Name:
Spouse's Father's Name:
Spouse's Mother's Name:
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 		Family: Noah Demit Wilson / Amie Harkins-xx (F1854)
 
471

--------------------------------------- 2 different Andrew Caldwell's - both with wills in Lancaster, PA --------------------------------------
#1 Andrew Caldwell 1691-1758 ** my ancestor (actually Steve's) **
- married Martha ???
- children Andrew, Alexander, John, and David
- will written 6/23/1757 in Drumore, Lancaster Co, PA - recorded 1/14/1758 & 2/14/1758

#2 Andrew Caldwell 1692-1752 ** not my ancestor (actually not Steve's) **
- married Ann Stewart
- children Andrew, Robert, Rachel
- will written 5/22/1749 in Lecock, Lancaster Co, PA - recorded 12/28/1752
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Found at findagrave.com on 1/27/2023

Andrew Caldwell **** this Andrew Caldwell is a Frankenstein - parts from 2 different people - but mostly Andrew Caldwell #1 ****

Birth: 18 Sep 1691 Lifford, County Donegal, Ireland
Death: 27 Jun 1757 (aged 65) Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial: Old Chestnut Level Presbyterian Cemetery, Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial #: 75943537

Bio:
Andrew Caldwell
The inscription reads:
Here lies ye Remains of
Andrew Caldwell who
d. June 27th, 1757
Aged 45 years.

Mistake on Grave marker with death age.

(Should be Aged 65 years)

Married 1718 in Lancaster, Pa.
Family Members
Parents
Joseph Alexander Caldwell 1657-1730 ??
Jane McGhie Caldwell 1661-1691 ??
Spouse
Martha Ann Stewart Caldwell 1694-1738 ?? died 1738??
?? wife of #1 - Martha and wife of #2 Ann -- both listed in wills written 1749 and 1757 ??
Siblings
John Caldwell 1682-1750
Elizabeth Caldwell Moore 1684-1730
Margaret Caldwell McJunkin 1686-1740
George Caldwell 1689-1779
Jeanne Caldwell Richey 1689-1785
Catherine Caldwell Dudgeon 1691-1763
Children
Robert Caldwell 1719-1754 ** son of Andrew #2 **
David Stewart Caldwell 1725-1824 ** son of Andrew #1 **
Alexander Caldwell 1727-1784 ** son of Andrew #1 **
Andrew Caldwell 1731-1805 ** son of Andrew #1 **
John Caldwell 1736-1812 ** son of Andrew #1 **
Created by: Michael Bell (46911790)
Added: 4 Sep 2011
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/75943537/andrew-caldwell
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/75943537/andrew-caldwell: accessed 27 January 2023), memorial page for Andrew Caldwell (18 Sep 1691–27 Jun 1757), Find a Grave Memorial ID 75943537, citing Old Chestnut Level Presbyterian Cemetery, Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by Michael Bell (contributor 46911790).
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Found at findagrave.com on 11/7/2023

Andrew Caldwell ** this is Andrew Caldwell #2 **

Birth: 1697 Scotland
Death: 4 Dec 1752 (aged 54-55) Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial: Pequea Presbyterian Cemetery, Gap, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial #: 23652365

Bio:
Andrew Caldwell died in Dec 1752, leaving a wife Ann, and children: Andrew, Rachael, married James Croswell, and Robert; granddaughter Hannah, child of Rachael. Commemorative Biographical Encyclopedia of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania...,
by William Henry Egle, J.M. Runk & Company, 1896, p 59.

Contributor: LSP (46860931)
Inscription: 55 yrs
Family Members
Children
Andrew Caldwell 1723-1768
Created by: Gina Reardon-Gaddis (46772796)
Added: 30 Dec 2007
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23652365/andrew-caldwell
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23652365/andrew-caldwell: accessed 07 November 2023), memorial page for Andrew Caldwell (1697-4 Dec 1752), Find a Grave Memorial ID 23652365, citing Pequea Presbyterian Cemetery, Gap, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by Gina Reardon-Gaddis (contributor 46772796).
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472

--------------------------------------- 2 different Andrew Caldwell's - both with wills in Lancaster, PA --------------------------------------
#1 Andrew Caldwell 1691-1758 ** my ancestor **
- married Martha ???
- children Andrew, Alexander, John, and David
- will written 6/23/1757 in Drumore, Lancaster Co, PA - recorded 1/14/1758 & 2/14/1758

#2 Andrew Caldwell 1692-1752 ** not my ancestor **
- married Ann Stewart
- children Andrew, Robert, Rachel
- will written 5/22/1749 in Lecock, Lancaster Co, PA - recorded 12/28/1752
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Martha Ann Stewart Caldwell ????

Birth: 1694 Ireland
Death: 1738 (aged 43–44) Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA ?? died 1738??
?? wife of #1 - Martha and wife of #2 Ann -- both listed in wills written 1749 and 1757 ??
Burial: Old Chestnut Level Presbyterian Cemetery, Quarryville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial #: 66049817

Bio:

Married 1718 in Lancaster, Pa.

Family Members
Spouse
Andrew Caldwell 1691-1757
**** this Andrew Caldwell is a Frankenstein - parts from 2 different people - but mostly Andrew Caldwell #1 ****

Children
Robert Caldwell 1719-1754 ** son of Andrew #2 **
David Stewart Caldwell 1725-1824 ** son of Andrew #1 **
Alexander Caldwell 1727-1784 ** son of Andrew #1 **
Andrew Caldwell 1731-1805 ** son of Andrew #1 **
John Caldwell 1736-1812 ** son of Andrew #1 **
Created by: Michael Bell (46911790)
Added: 23 Feb 2011
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Andrew Caldwell ** this is Andrew Caldwell #2 **

Birth: 1697 Scotland
Death: 4 Dec 1752 (aged 54-55) Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial: Pequea Presbyterian Cemetery, Gap, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial #: 23652365

Bio:
Andrew Caldwell died in Dec 1752, leaving a wife Ann, and children: Andrew, Rachael, married James Croswell, and Robert; granddaughter Hannah, child of Rachael. Commemorative Biographical Encyclopedia of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania...,
by William Henry Egle, J.M. Runk & Company, 1896, p 59.

Contributor: LSP (46860931)
Inscription: 55 yrs
Family Members

Children
Andrew Caldwell 1723-1768 ?? died 1768 ??
- Andrew Caldwell listed in 1790 census in Leacock, Lancaster Co, PA and Drumore, Lancaster Co, PA

Created by: Gina Reardon-Gaddis (46772796)
Added: 30 Dec 2007
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OSBORNE
Margaret Osborne was born 26 Mar 1771, and as a child she and her family joined the Mead Family in Bedford Co., Virginia, where the Meads were becoming influential. She was a twenty-year-old ambitious young lady when she married Basye Thurman in 1791, and they moved to the "wide open spaces" of Nelson Co. Kentucky, to Powells Run, in 1804, with her family well begun. She died 10 July 1849, at the "Old Brick", and was buried nearby.

Margaret Osborne was the daughter of John Osborne and Rachel Mead, from Loudoun Co, Virginia.

1761, 1769, 1771, 1772. Loudoun Co. Tax Rolls. Samuel Mead

18 April 1754 Fairfax Co. Va. Samuel Mead, Ferry
Operator, applies for an Ordinary License.........Hugh West security........

MEAD

(1) Richard Mead- Nunsley, Bucks, England

wed Joan

(2) Rev. Matthew Meade of Stepney, London (1629-16 October 1699) Leighton, Buzzard, Bedfordshire. Imprisoned for Conspiracy. The Rye House Conspiracy was a half-hearted plan to assassinate Charles II and James (II) at the Rye House, Huddesdon, Hertfordshire. The Earl of Shaftsbury blamed Arthur, Earl of Essex, Lord Russell and Algernon Sidney. Rev Matthew Meade was imprisoned and later freed by the King.
(?) William Mead (1628-1713) linnen draper of London and William Penn were imprisoned in 1670 at the "Old Bailywyck", London, as a result of the Quaker Trials, following arrest at the Grace Church Street Meeting. There may be some family connection between all of the Meads who are also Quaker . (?)

(3) William Meade, of fifteen children, emigrated to America. brother Richard Mead, [is there a connection to Nathaniel Mead who was Surgeon to Queen Anne ? ]

(4) John Mead wed Mary Abrell d/o Richard Abrell or Abrahall of Cecil Co. Md, who moved to Prince William before 1733.

(5) William Mead junr - s/o Wm senr, has brothers, Samuel senr & John Mead of Pennsylvania - wed Ellen Worrell.

(5) Samuel Mead senr - Joined Lawrence Washington's Unit in the War with Spain 1730, which was not in tune with the Quaker peacefulness, making him a "flawed Quaker". Samuel Mead wed Mary Downy at Falls Meeting, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania on 25 September 1737, and removed to Fairfax Co., Virginia cir 1740. [ Mary Downey is a H5 mtDNA type] Samuel Mead was a Quaker, as were his close kin, William and John Mead, and the Quaker records is the source of this family history. The marriage listed below seems to be a "kissin cousins" wedding.
3 Oct. 1746 - Margaret Mead condemned, marriage contrary to discipline.

2 Jul. 1747 - Margaret Mead granted certificate to marry. Fairfax, Va.

Samuel Mead sr, formally of Falls Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania, now a member of Goose Creek Quarterly Meeting, (established 30 Aug. 1745, now at Lincoln, VA) in Loudoun Co., 28 April 1759, was disowned, disunity, as he appeared to some degree a Friend (Quaker) but his conduct has been inconsistent with Friend's principles.

(5) Margaret, Wife of Samuel Mead, received on Certificate from Falls Monthly Meeting dated 2 July 1747 on 30 Aug. 1747. A committee inquires as to how Margaret Mead stands clear on her daughter going out in marriage, 29 April 1758. As of 29 July 1758, Margaret Mead stands clear on her daughter's marriage out of unity.

(6) Rachel Mead, daughter of Samuel Mead and Margaret Mead reported at the Loudoun Co. Quakers Meeting that she was leaving clandestinely with a young man {John Osborne} apprenticed to her father, married out of unity, disowned, 21 November 1764 .
25 May 1767 - Margaret, w/o Samuel Mead, children: Richard, Ruth, Margaret, received in Salem on certificate from Fairfax Monthly Meeting.

1795 Loudoun Co Will Bk p.
Samuel Mead senr will probated

JOHN OSBORNE
The Osborne family had been located in Stafford for some years. A Richard Osborne had been appointed as County Commissioner to the new Prince William County in November 1731 by Governor Gooch. A Thomes Osborne represented Prince William in the House of Burgesses in ______. We have evidence leading to John.

John Osborn (Osborne, Osbourne, Osburn) has been traced to the will of John Osborn senr, which was probated in Loudoun Co, Va, on 8 January 1787. John Osborn senr is believed to be the son of Richard Osborn. Sarah Morris, consort of John senr, is believed to be the daughter of Thomas Morris and his wife, Ann Howard. John Osborn senr was born cir 1712, and died in December 1786. Sarah Morris was born cir 1719 and died in March 1804, and both are buried in the Ketoctin Baptist Cemetery in Loudoun Co, Va. John Osborn junr was born cir 1741, and was believed to have eventually moved to Kentucky, although I would have doubted his leaving Bedford Co, Va. Eury Thurman Hedges, identified her grandparents as John Osborn and Rachel Mead, in the 1880s, with no additional data. I surmise that Rachel Mead was born cir 1740-1750, and died in Bedford Co, Va.

1761, 1769, 1771, 1772. Loudoun Co. Tax Rolls. John Osborne
1761. Prince William Co. John Osborn was a paid witness from Farquier Co. 26 miles away.
1782-1787 Bedford Co. Pole Tax John Osborn 1 pole, 0 slaves.
December 1786 Loudoun Will Bk C p. 244
John Osborn senr aged 74, wives Margaret, Sarah Morris,
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found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NSMX-D83

Noah Dimmet Wilson, "Kentucky Death Records, 1911-1955"
Name: Noah Dimmet Wilson
Titles and Terms:
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1943
Event Place: Hopkins Co., Kentucky
Residence Place:
Address:
Gender: Male
Age:
Marital Status:
Race:
Occupation:
Birth Year (Estimated):
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Cemetery:
Father's Name: Mack Wilson ****
Father's Titles and Terms:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Armelia Uthey ****
Mother's Titles and Terms:
Mother's Birthplace:
Additional Relatives:
Spouse's Name: Amie Wilson ****
Spouse's Titles and Terms:
Reference ID: 24411
GS Film number: 1913449
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found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKHB-GPM4

Name: Noah D Wilson

Event Type: Death
Event Date: 13 Sep 1943
Event Place: Hopkins, Kentucky, United States
Age: 87
Birth Date:
Birth Year (Estimated): 1856
Digital Folder Number:

Citing this Record
"Kentucky, Vital Record Indexes, 1911-1999," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKHB-GPM4 : 11 February 2018), Noah D Wilson, 13 Sep 1943; citing Death, Hopkins, Kentucky, United States, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort.
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Noah Demit Wilson

Birth: 7 Jul 1856 Hopkins County, Kentucky, USA
Death: 13 Sep 1943 (aged 87) Hopkins County, Kentucky, USA
Burial: Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Providence, Webster County, Kentucky, USA
Memorial #: 41037847
Family Members
Parents
Preston Mack Wilson 1829-1914
Arminda Mary Utley Wilson 1835-1934
Spouses
Mary Mildred Dunbar Wilson 1860-1890
Amie Wilson 1872-1958
Siblings
Lovin Wilson 1858-1924
Bertha B. Wilson Utley 1861-1892
Elhanon Wilson 1863-1944
Robert Lee Wilson 1865-1940
Cordelia Emma Wilson Utley 1868-1935
Manera M Wilson 1870-1960
Eugenia Florence Wilson 1872-1958
Created by: Andrea Maggio-Carter (47001710)
Added: 23 Aug 2009
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Demit Wilson

Birth: 1856
Death: 1943

Burial:
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Providence (Webster County)
Webster County
Kentucky, USA

Created by: Forget me not!!
Record added: Aug 23, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 41037847
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Notes for Andrew DERRYBERRY

Biography

Andrew Derryberry was one of seven "first-generation" Derryberry men who appear in the records of Burke Co., NC prior
to 1800. Of the seven, Andrew is the only one for whom we have a reasonably precise estimate of birth year, namely
1765. We do not know when his parents migrated from New Jersey or Pennsylvania to North Carolina, but it likely
occurred sometime in the 1760's, and so we cannot be sure where he was born.

He first appears in records in 1778 as a chain carrier on land surveys for his (presumed) older brothers Michael and
John in the Silver Creek area of Burke Co. He would have been a young teenager at the time, which was not unusual for
chain carriers. He fought in local campaigns in the Revolutionary War starting in 1781, when he was about 16 years of
age. His statement describing his service, from his Revolutionary War pension application and dated 14 Oct 1832 at
Perry Co., TN, is as follows.

"In the year 1781 in the winter of said year he volunteered his services to fight the Indians being then a citizen of
the County of Burke in the State of North Carolina and attached himself to a company or party commanded by Thomas
Kenedy and marched to a point in said County by the name of John Davidson's Fort where he remained one month guarding the same. From thence he was marched to another point in said County known by the name of 'Warford Fort' where he remained for about two weeks guarding the same [& two weeks after Cornwallas]. He then returned home to his residence, and there remained until the 25th day of August in the year following (1782), when he ... enlisted in the Army of the United States with Captain Alexander [Brevard] and served in the Regiment of the Continental line under the following named officers: Colonel Archibald Lytle - Major __ McRee and Major __ Blount, Captain Peter McCourts - Fort 1 Lieutenant and __ Dickson second Lieutenant-- Charles Sturdevan orderly Sergeant and __ Dunigan - Sergeant. He
enlisted at Ramsaw's Mill Lincoln County in the State of North Carolina. From thence he was marched to Bacons Bridge
on the Ashley River seven miles below the same he reached head quarters and joined the Regular Army where he remained four months. From thence he was marched to James' Island between the Rivers Stone Oak and Ashley where we remained for six months. From thence he was marched to what was called the ten mile house leading from Charlestown to Camden where on the fifth day of July he was discharged..." [Source: Revolutionary Pension File, app. W10312.]

The above statement was given by Andrew, who stated his age about 67 at the time, and was signed with a mark. The
Justice of the Peace who took the statement, James Williams, stated on the same date that Andrew "lived within a few
hundred yards of my house, that he is so very old as to be altogether unable to get to Court to file his declaration,
that he believes the said Deberry [sic] to be as old as he states himself to be in his declaration, and that he is
generally known and reputed to be a Revolutionary soldier...."

North Carolina Secretary of State William Hill stated on 26 Mar 1833 that "it appears from the muster rolls of the
Continental Line of this State in the Revolutionary War that Andrew Derreberry a private soldier in Capt. Bacot's
Company of the 10th Regiment enlisted in 1782 for the term of 18 months, and that nothing more is said of him on said
Rolls." Militia returns from Thomas Kennedy's company from the period 1780-82 describe him as age 16, 5 foot 6 inches
tall, light hair, grey eyes, and fair complexion.

Following his discharge in 1783 Andrew seems to have returned to Burke Co., where in 1787 he was deeded land on Silver Creek from Jacob Hipps. This property was probably close if not adjacent to that granted to Michael and John
Derryberry in 1782, the surveying of which he participated in as described above. The 1790 census shows him in the
Silver Creek area near widow Anne, with a single female in his household. It is likely that Andrew had married prior
to 1790, possibly to a daughter of Jacob Hipps given the land record, but had no surviving children by 1790.

This first wife evidently died, since he married Sarah Rucker in 1795, to whom he remained married for the rest of his
life. A former next-door neighbor of Sarah's from Burke Co., Christopher Pearson, stated in 1850 that he recalled the
marriage, she having borrowed a mare from him to ride to the home of Justice of the Peace John Hall for the ceremony.

Andrew appears in the 1800 census in Burke Co., and on the tax rolls for the Silver Creek area for the period
1793-1808. In 1804 he deeded 100 acres of land to his probable brother Daniel, and on 10 Jul 1807 he signed a document as part of a twelve-member jury tasked with laying out the dower of Delila, widow of Mathias Hipps. Also signing was the Christopher Pearson mentioned above.

Given that he disappears from Burke Co. records after the 1808 tax list, it seems likely he migrated west to Tennessee
about 1808, settling by 1812 in Warren Co., TN, where he appears on the tax list there along with probable brothers
Jacob and Michael. Daniel does not appear on that list but may have been living there as well, since he seems to have
left Burke Co. the year after Andrew. In the 1820 census, there are two entries for an Andrew Derryberry in Warren
Co., TN, but they appear to be duplicate entries for this same man. He signed the petition for a new jail for Warren
Co. that same year, along with John and Michael Derryberry (both probably sons of Jacob).

Sometime between 1820 and 1830, Andrew and Daniel both moved west to Perry Co., TN, with Andrew settling near
Decaturville, which in 1845 would become Decatur Co., and Daniel settling near Lobelville. By this time Andrew was
getting on in years, and applied for a pension for his Revolutionary War service to help him in his old age, as noted
above. He sought help from two famous Tennessee Congressmen in his efforts. The first was David "Davy" Crockett,
"King of the Wild Frontier" and Representative for Tennessee's 9th District for 1827-31, and 12th District for 1833-35.
"On motion of Mr. Crockett [on 19 Feb 1828], Revolved, That the Committee on Military Pensions be instructed to inquire
into the expediency of placing Andrew Derryberry, a soldier of the Revolution, on the pension roll." (Source:
Congressional Edition, vol. 168, p. 317.) Rep. Crockett made several similar attempts over the next several years,
most or all of which were tabled. Another note, from 6 Apr 1830, states, "Mr. Bockee, from the Committee on Military
Pensions, made an unfavorable report on the cases of ... Andrew Derryberry, ..., and others, Revolutionary soldiers, of the county of Hunterdon, in the State of New Jersey. Ordered, That the said reports do lie on the table." (Source:
Congressional Edition, vol. 194, p. 507.)

The second was James K. Polk, later the 11th US President and Representative for Tennessee's 6th District for 1825-33
and 9th District for 1833-39. Entry from 16 Dec 1831, "Handed J. L. Edwards Esqr. Pension office, letter of Andrew
Derryberry of Perry County, desiring to know what decision had been made on his application for a pension, the papers
for which were forwarded to the War Dept. some time since." And from 19 Dec 1831, "Enclosed answer of J. L. Edwards, that the application was rejected in Decr. 1827, and papers withdrawn by Col. Crockett in Feby. 1828." ("James K. Polk and His Constituents", contributed by John Spencer Bassett to "American Historical Review" vol. XXVII no. 1, Oct 1922.)

The pension was at long last granted starting 4 Mar 1833 at the rate of $39.27 per annum, with arrears from the two
previous years also paid totaling $78.54. This was for 11 months 24 days of service as a private in Cpt. Kennedy's
company, Col. Lytle's regiment, NC Militia. The pension certificate was actually issued 6 Jun 1833 and sent to
Andrew's son, Andrew Jr., of Perryville. Following Andrew Sr.'s death in 1839, his widow Sarah would receive a widow's
pension at the same rate starting 4 Mar 1848 and sent to D. E. A. McElrath of Decaturville. (See Sarah's notes for
further information from her widow's pension.)

The Perry Co. tax list for 1837 lists an A. J. Derryberry, which could refer either to this man, or to his son Andrew
Jr., since both were alive and of adult age at the time. That raises the possibility that Andrew Sr. had a middle
initial of J., but this does not appear on any other documents, and it is possible it referred to, or was misread from,
"Jr." Thus he is shown without middle initial here. No trade is mentioned on any document, but it is likely he was a
farmer. His birth, marriage and death dates all come from statements of himself or his widow in the pension file
above; thanks to that pension file, we know more details of Andrew's life than any of the other first-generation
Derryberrys. It is likely that he died in Perry Co., where he was apparently still living in 1837. Shortly before his
death, he appointed his son, Andrew Derryberry Jr. of Warren Co., TN, his attorney. His place of burial is,
surprisingly, unknown.

He and Sarah had about 11 children, of whom six sons and one daughter are known or strongly suspected. See below for further details.

Sources

Burke Co., NC Court Records:
Militia returns, 1780-1782. Andrew Dereberry, age 16, 5 foot 6 inches, light hair, grey eyes, fair complexion,
Kenody's Co.

Burke Co., NC Land Records:
38. Jacob Hipp, 50 a on falling branch of Silver Creek between John Pearson and Alexander Harbison and George Hipps.
8 Feb 1787. Transferred to Andrew Derrebery.

1790 US census, 13th Co., Morgan Dist., Burke Co., NC
Anne Direberry (2 males >16 yrs, 1 fem)
Andrew Direberry (1 male >16, 1 fem)
Hana Direberry (1 male >16, 2 males <16, 1 fem)

"North Carolina Genealogical Magazine" Vol. 9, page 88, item 30, mentions that Andrew Derryberry [originally written
"Derreberry" but with the first "e" overwritten with "y"] received a leave of absence pass 21 Apr 1791 at Burke Co., NC
and signed a power of attorney for George James to draw out Andrew's final settlement claim for service due on the
"final furlow."

His Revolutionary pension statement notes that Andrew was born about 1765 and that he had lived, while in Burke Co., in proximity to the Pearsons. The Pearsons lived in 13th Company, the same area where the Andrew found in the 1790 census lived. This indicates that the Andrew in the 1790 census is the same man who served in the Revolutionary War and later lived in Perry and Madison Cos., TN.

Burke Co., NC Tax Lists, all from the Silver Creek area, and 1 poll in all instances:
1793, Cpt. James Macky's Co.: Andrew Dereberry (100 acres)
1794, Cpt. James Mackey's Co.: Andrew Derreberry (100 acres)
1795, Cpt. Thomas Lain's Co. (incomplete): Anders Derryberry (100 acres)
1802, Samuel Simpson's Co.: 300 acres
1803, [unnamed], Silver Creek area: 200 acres
1804, Samuel Simpson's Co.: 200 acres
1806, Whetstone's Co.: 130 acres
1807, Whetston's Co.: 130 acres
1808, Wm Neill's Co.: 130 acres
[Not found in 1809 or 1810.]

1800 US census, Morgan Dist., Burke Co., NC
Andrew Derberry (2 males <10, 1 male 26-45, 1 female 16-26)
[This places Andrew's birth between 1755 and 1774, and his wife's between 1774 and 1784. One of the sons was Michael C., the other was probably Daniel of Madison Co., AL. Near his presumed mother Ann in the list.]

Burke Co., NC Deed Records:
Andrew Derryberry, 100 a to Daniel Derreberry, 17 Apr 1804.
Michael Derreberry, 50 a to Joshua Hall, 16 Oct 1805, proved by Andrew Derrebrerry.

1812 Warren Co., TN tax list, transcribed in "Ansearchin' News" (TN Genealogical Society, Memphis), vol 19 no. 3,
Jul-Sep 1972), Graham's district:
Jacob Dareberry
John Welb (Webb?)
Joel Starky
...
Jarvis Starky
Andr. Derreby
[Note some transcriptions have mistakenly interpreted "Andr." as "Jas."]

In 1820, two Andrew Derryberrys, both age 45 and up, are enumerated in Warren Co., TN: one is enumerated on p. 34 near a Daniel, also age 45 and up, and the other is enumerated on p. 42 near Jacob's widow Christiana and her presumed son Daniel (age 26-44), with households as noted below. Given the similarities of ages, particularly for the women, and the fact that no other Andrew of this age is known, these are taken to be duplicate entries for the same man.

1820 US census, Warren Co. ,TN
Andrew Derryberry (p. 34): 120001 // 20301 [adjacent to brother Daniel]
Andrew Derryberry (p. 42): 111201 // 20310 [adjacent to sister-in-law Christiana]

Furthermore, an 1820 jail petition for Warren Co., while not signed by everyone in the county, includes only one Andrew
Derryberry. The other Derryberry's signing were John and Michael, both likely adult sons of Jacob Derryberry.

Land grant, Warren Co., TN, no. 19819, granted 12 Aug 1823. To Andrew Derryberry, assignee of Bolling Fisher, five
acres by survey bearing date the 4th day of May 1816 lying in the second district in Warren County on the waters of the
Barren Fork of Collins River and bounded as follows to wit. Beginning at a post oak the south west corner of a 5 acre
survey made in the name of said Derryberry running thence north with a line of said 5 acres twenty poles to a stake his
corner, thence west forty poles to a stake and pointers, thence south twenty poles to a post oak, thence east forty
poles to the Beginning."

1830 US census, Perry Co., TN [img 17]
Andrew Derberry 000020001 00000001
[Andrew age 60-70, wife age 50-60, and 2 sons age 20-30. On the same page were M.C. Derberry and Thos Derberry, both probable sons. Most of the women in the household from the 1820 census appear to have been living with Thomas in 1830.]

TN Pension Roll 1835:
Andrew Deweberry, Perry Co., private, North Carolina militia. Annual allowance $39.27. Amount received $98.17.
Pension started 6 Jun 1833. Age 73.

1837 Tax List, Perry Co., TN (district 4)
M. C. Derryberry [1 poll]
A. J. Derryberry [1 poll]
[The A. J. may refer to Andrew's son Andrew Derryberry Jr. However, given that Andrew Sr. was still alive in 1837, it
is possible that A. J. refers to Andrew Sr., making his own middle initial J. This district was in the southwest part
of the county, near Decaturville and on the Henderson Co. line. It is in modern-day Decatur Co.]

In 1838, Andrew assigned several properties in Warren Co. to a Thomas Hopkins. These are grants no. 5796, 5797, 5798, and 5799, dated 25 Jan 1838.

Probable Children

Based on the various census records, Andrew seems to have had as many as 10 children. Five sons are known or strongly suspected, while the names of four of five daughters are unfortunately unknown. We have the 1800, 1820 and 1830 censuses to account for children. He was enumerated twice in 1820, and the listing of children, particularly sons, is inconsistent between the two. It is entirely possible that Daniel and/or Michael C. were gone from the household by
1820, leaving room for probable son John, although the age estimates don't fit perfectly.

Possible children:
son Daniel (<10 in 1800, 18-26 in 1820); b. 1796?
son Michael C. (<10 in 1800, 18-26 in 1820); b. 1799
dau (16-26 in 1820); b. 1800?
dau (16-26 in 1820); b. 1802?
son Andrew Jr. (16-18 in 1820, 20-30 in 1830); b. 1804
dau (16-26 in 1820, 20-30 in 1830 Thomas hh); b. 1806?
son Jesse (10-16 in 1820, 20-30 in 1830); b. 1808
son Thomas (<10 in 1820, 15-20 in 1830 enumerated separately); b. 1811?
dau (<10 in 1820, 10-15 in 1830 Thomas hh?); perhaps the J. J. b. 1810 (see below)?
dau Minerva (<10 in 1820, 10-15 in 1830 Thomas hh?); b. 1819

The identities of the daughters (probably 5 altogether) are all currently unknown as mentioned above. However, one of
them may be the J. J. Derryberry age 50 living alone in Decatur Co., TN in the 1860 census. Andrew Jr. and Jesse R.
are probably the two younger men in the 1830 census.

1860 US census, Dist. 4, Decatur Co., TN (P.O. Decaturville)
J. J. Dereberry [fem], age 50, [occ. illegible], $100/400, b. TN

In Madison Co., TN deed book 1, pp. 478-479 is found a record of a land sale from John Chisum, on which a "Harvy
Derryberry" was a witness, dated 1830-1. No "Harvey" Derryberrys are known from that time period, so it is most likely
that "Harvy" was a mistranscription of "Henry", and that record is attributed to Henry W. Derryberry of Maury Co. (son
of Jacob Derryberry and Margaret Long), and not someone from Andrew's family. [Only the transcription has been
checked, not the original.]
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listed Elizabeth's birthdate as 6/13/1698
listed her marriage date as 1/20/1708 ---- got married at age 10??
possibly transposed year of 1689?
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According to www.davidculp.com research:
He emigrated to America September 11 or 15, 1729 aboard the ship 'Allen' which had sailed from Rotterdam on July 7th 1729. Also listed on the ship's manifest is Anna (Alcordas?) (Felicitas?) (Phillis?) Kulp (1701/15-1764) I and others believe that this is Hans Casper Kolb's wife. Hans Casper Kolb (who signed some documents Kulp) resided in Pennsylvania and eventually settled in South Carolina about 1754 though part of the land was in North Carolina at that time. All Casper's descendants it is believed changed their name to Culp.
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Hans Casper Culp

Birth: 13 Jul 1692 Germany
Death: 30 Apr 1770 (aged 77) Chester County, South Carolina, USA
Burial: Old Stone Cemetery, Fort Lawn, Chester County, South Carolina, USA
Memorial #: 18013570

Family Members
Spouse
Anna Alcordas Phillis Kolb Culp 1710-1764
Children
Barbara Culp McKinney 1733-1782
Benjamin Kolb Culp 1741-1819
John Kolb Culp 1750-1809
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Hans Casper Culp

Birth: 1692, Germany
Death: 1770
Chester County
South Carolina, USA

Family links:
Spouse:
Anna Alcordas Phillis Kolb Culp (1710 - 1764)*

Children:
John Kolb Culp (1750 - 1809)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Old Stone Cemetery
Fort Lawn
Chester County
South Carolina, USA

Created by: Milagros Jennings
Record added: Feb 21, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 18013570
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Descendants of Hans Kaspar (Casper) Kolb
First Generation

1. Hans Kaspar (Casper) Kolb was born about 1708. He died on 30 Apr 1770 in Camden District, SC. He resided in 1754 in Anson, North Carolina. He resided 4 in 1770 in Will, Charleston County, SC.
Hans Kaspar Kolb was born about 1708 in Germany and died in 1770 inSouth Carolina. He came to America from Rotterdam aboard the ship'Allen' arriving in Philadelphia on September 11, 1729 and lived inPennsylvania until approximately 1753. He was a member of the GermanBaptist Brethren and came over with Alexander Mack, a founder of theGerman Baptist Brethren (part of the ``Anabaptist´´ or early Mennonitemovement). Also on the ship was Anna ``Phyllis´´ (Felicitas) Kolb whoit is believed was Kaspar´s wife.
He went by the name of Casper and changed his last name from Kolb toCulp. He moved from Pennsylvania to North Carolina in 1754 getting agrant along the Catawba River in that year from North Carolina. Thegrant was surveyed into South Carolina in 1763 when the state line wasestablished. He died in 1770 in South Carolina. When Chester Countywas created in 1785, his land fell in the NE corner of the county.Casper is believed to have owned over 900 acres of land in Chester Co,SC. The grant indicates that he occupied the land for some time. Hemade his will, which names four daughters and five sons, on September30, 1769 and it was proved on April 30, 1770 and is recorded on page447 of the old Charleston Wills Book, 1767-1771.
Hans married Anna Phyllis (Felicitas) Kolb about 1729. Anna was born about 1710. She died before 1764.
Two indentures made by Casper Culp on 5/12/1764, each conveying 225acres to Matthew Patton and to James Patton, respectively, arerecorded in Mecklenburg, NC, records. They include the phrase "Free ofDower Rights", which implies his wife had died by then.
Hans and Anna had the following children:

Mary Culp was born about 1731 in Pennsylvania. She died after Jun 1783.
Mary married William F. Taylor after 1764. William was born about 1714. He died before Jun 1783 in Chester County, South Carolina.
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Facts about this person:
Fact 1
maybe William Taylor

Peter Culp was born about 1732. He died after Aug 1791.

Barbara Culp was born about 1733. She died after 1782.

Margaret Culp was born about 1735 in Pennsylvania. She died in 1745/1839.
Margaret married Robert Brown. Robert was born in 1719/1755. He died in 1745/1833.
maybe Robert Brown

Catherine Culp was born about 1737 in Pennsylvania. She died about 1775 in North Carolina.
Catherine married (1) John (Lance) Lentz. John was born in 1731 in Germany. He died on 5 May 1803 in Rowan County, North Carolina. John died on 5 Feb 1807 in North Carolina.
Catherine married (2) Husband Probst 1. Husband was born 2 in 1719/1755. He died 3 in 1745/1833.

Henry Culp was born about 1738. He died after 1798.

Benjamin Culp was born on 15 May 1741. He died on 29 Oct 1819.

Augustian Culp was born about 1745. He died in 1805/1810.

John Culp was born in 1750. He died on 17 Apr 1809.

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ID: I3701
Name: Hans Casper Kolb
Sex: M
Birth: 13 JUL 1692 in GER Mannheim or GER Palatinate Swartzenau 1 2
Immigration: List of Foreigners Imported in the Ship Allen from Rotterdam 07 JUL 1729 Port of Baltimore listed as Hance Gasper Kulp
Death: 30 APR 1770 in SC Craven Co Charleston 3 2
Note:
http://www.davidculp.com/genealogy.htm
"Another Kolb came to Pennsylvania in September 1729 on the ship "Allen". He was Hans Casper Kolb. Hans Casper settled in Bucks County, PA and owned several properties in Pennsylvania, but had moved to Anson County South Carolina by 1753. Some researchers had decided that he was a son of Peter Kolb and a grandson of Dielman Kolb of Wolfsheim; however, he came with Alexander Mack, leader of the German Baptist Brethren and Hans Casper is recorded as being part of that group at Schwarzenau. So, he was a member of the Brethren church and not Mennonite and pretty surely not a descendant of Dielman Kolb of Wolfsheim. With our recent DNA tests, we have had confirmation that the DNA of the Hans Casper Kolb descendants does not match the patterns of the descendants of Dielman Kolb. We also now know that there are many Kolb families who are not related to each other." - Glenn Landis

Hans Casper Kolb (Kulp) (1692-1770) born in Schwarzenau, Palatinate, Germany arrived in Philadelphia Pennsylvania on September 11 or 15, 1729 aboard the ship "Allen" which had sailed from Rotterdam on July 7th 1729. He immigrated along with Rev. Alexander Mack who had founded the German Baptist Brethren in 1708 in Schwarzenau. Also listed on the ship's manifest is Anna (Alcordas?) (Felicitas?) (Phillis?) Kulp (1701/15-1764) I and others believe that this may have been Hans Casper Kolb's wife. Other evidence suggests that in fact, Anna Phyllis may have been a sister. There is recorded a Phyllis Kolb living in New Castle, Delaware at the time Hans Casper was residing in Pennsylvania. Hans Casper Kolb (who signed some documents Kulp) eventually settled on land grants in South Carolina about 1754 though part of the land was in North Carolina at that time. All Casper's descendants it is believed changed their name to Culp.
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RECORD OF THE PASSENGERS ON THE SHIP "ALLEN" ARRIVING AT THE PORT OF BALTIMORE 7 OF JULY 1729
Hance Gasper Kulp, John Martin Crist, John Jacob Hopback, Johannes Mcinterfeer, Christian Kitsintander Linhart Amwigh, Mathias Snyder, Joseph Prunder, Johannes Prunder, Sick- Mathias Ulland, Jorick Hoffart, Johannes Perget, Johannes Weightman, Phillip Michael Fiefsler, Valentine Perhart, Hisle Hance Jorick, Klauser Hendrick Holstein, Germt. |P28|p Feltin Rafer, H?orick Fetter, John Jacob Knight, Alixander Till, Henderick Peter Middledorf, Mathew Bradford XXX , Nicholas Bayly English, David Lisley, Jacob Possart, Daniell Cropp - Sick
THESE FOLLOWING ARE UNDER THE AGE OF FIFTEEN.
Johannes Possart, Christopher Gotlip Matter, John Henderick Prundar, Johannes Ulland, Christian Hoffart
THESE FOLLOWING ARE FEMALE PASSENGERS.
Christina Margaret Kessell, Anna Barbara Kessell, Eve Tabaek Elee, Susan Hammer, Dorothia Galler, Margaret Iller, Elizabeth Iller, Maria Iller, Anna Phillis Kulp, Anna Catrina Crist, Magdelina Hopback, Phronick Mickinturfer, Anna Barbara Kitsintander,

William McKinney, born 1729 in Virginia, died 4/17/1785. He was a brother of James McKinney and both had come to present Chester County from Virginia. In youth, the two brothers had been hired by a horse drover to help drive horses to South Carolina. Later, they entered into the business on their own and finally settled on Fishing Creek. William McKinney's father was a Scotsman that had come to America from England and settled in Virginia. William McKinney seems to have been a very highly educated man and he became a much sought after legal advisor of the area, a "backwoods lawyer," when the closest such was in Charlestown, some two hundred miles and a week away. His name is found in many deeds and estates of the area and, in fact, many of the originals were penned by him. The home he built on Fishing Creek was marked on old maps as close to (Upper) Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church and the home stood until after the middle of this century when it was demolished for building material. On 11 August 1774, William McKinney bought 100 acres of land from Christopher Strait that included the church, adjacent to the former land of Hans Casper Culp, so he actually owned the most famous landmark of Chester County today!

William was hired to a horse drover who took horses to South Carolina. Later he carried horses to South Carolina and sold them on his own account.
He finally settled in SC and purchased a tract of land about a mile west of Fishing Creek, nine miles from Chester village, the county seat of Chester Dist.
It is thought that William married Barbary Culp a German lady in about 1750/2. They lived on a large farm with a very large spring on it in Craven, South Carolina.
In a deed dated September 9, 1771 in Chester District, James and Agnes Ferguson sold 140 acres to William McKinney on the north side of Fishing Creek. Apparently they had bought or obtained land in SC. The 140 acres sold were part of a land grant of 30 acres on Fishing Creek to James Ferguson dated December 12, 1768.
Barbara Culp was probably born in Pennsylvania in about 1733 the daughter of Hans Caspar Culp and Anna Phillis or Felicitas.
It is recorded that Barbara Culp had been partially scalped in one of the South Carolina Indian raids but had survived and lived to get married and rear a family.
Barbara (Culp) McKinney is best remembered as having been the victim of a Cherokee Indian attack in August of 1761, during which she was abducted, tomahawked, scalped, and left for dead. She miraculously survived to bear more children. There have been many pages written into history books about the incident, but the best by far is in Elizabeth F. Ellett's "Women of the American Revolution", Vol III. That account was written by Daniel Green Stinson (1793-1879), the great histographer of Chester County.
After Barbara (Culp) McKinney's horrible experience, she wore black silken caps to hide her baldness and wounds. My late great-grandmother, Margaret (McFadden) Edwards, a great-granddaughter of Barbara's, owned one of those caps, but its whereabouts is now unknown.
[This comes from "Captain Bill Book III" by Robert J. Stevens.....page 163-4]
Her date of death in present Chester County, SC is not known, but sometime after 1782, when she was named as administratrix in her husband's will. She is buried in Old Richardson's Church, or Burnt Meeting House Cemetery, beside her husband, both graves unmarked.
The little settlement of white settlers had spread over the rich lands on Fishing and Rocky Creeks, the dwellings being gathered into clusters, of which there were some three or four within a short distance of each other.? Not a great way from Steel?s and Taylor?s Forts was another settlement consisting of a few families, among which were those of William McKenny and his brother James.? These lived near Fishing Creek.? In the summer of 1761, sixteen Indians, with some squaws of the Cherokee tribe, took up their abode for several weeks near what is called Simpson?s Shoals, for the purpose of hunting and fishing during the hot months.? In August, the two McKennys being absent on a journey to Camden, William?s wife, Barbara, was left alone with several young children.? One day she saw the Indian women running towards her house in great haste, followed by the men.? She had no time to offer resistance; the squaws seized her and the children, pulled them into the house, and shoved them behind the door, where they immediately placed themselves on guard, pushing back the Indians as fast as they tried to force their way in, and uttering the most fearful outcries.? Mrs. McKenny concluded it was their intention to kill her, and expected her fate every moment.? The assistance rendered by the squaws, whether given out of compassion for a lonely mother, or in return for kindness shown them, --proved effectual for her protection till the arrival of one of the chiefs, who drew his long knife and drove off the savages.? The mother, apprehending another attack, went to some of her neighbors and entreated them to come and stay with her.? Robert Brown and Joanna his wife, Sarah Ferguson, her daughter Sarah and two sons, and a young man named Michael Melbury, came in compliance with her request, and took up their quarters in the house.? The next morning Mrs. McKenny ventured out alone to milk her cows.? It had been her practice heretofore to take some of the children with her, and she could not explain why she went alone this time, though she was not free from apprehension, it seemed to be so by a special ordering of Providence.? While she was milking, the Indians crept towards her on their hands and knees; she heard not their approach, nor knew anything till they seized her.? Sensible at once of all the horror of her situation, she made no effort to escape, but promised to go quietly with them.? They then set off towards the house, holding her fast by the arm.? She had the presence of mind to walk as far off as possible from the Indian who held her, expecting Melbury to fire as they approached her dwelling.? As they came up, he fired, wounding the one who held Mrs. McKenny; she broke from his hold and ran, and another Indian pursued and seized her.? At this moment she was just at her own door, which John Ferguson imprudently opening that she might enter, the Indians shot him dead as he presented himself.? His mother ran to him and received another shot in her thigh, of which she died in a few days.? Melbury, who saw that all their lives depended on prompt action, dragged them from the door, fastened it, and repairing to the loft, prepared for a vigorous defense.? There were in all, five guns. Sarah Ferguson loaded for him while he kept up a continual fire, aiming at the Indians wherever one could be seen. ? Determined to effect their object of forcing an entrance, some of the savages came very near the house, keeping under cover of an outhouse in which Brown and his wife had taken refuge, not being able on the alarm, to get into the house.? They had crept into a corner and were crouched there close to the boarding.? One of the Indians, coming up, leaned against the outside, separated from them only by a few boards, the crevices between which probably enabled them to see him.? Mrs. Brown proposed to take a sword that lie by them and run the savage through the body, but her husband refused; he expected death, he said, every moment, and did not wish to go out of the world having his hands crimsoned with the blood of any fellow creature.? "Let me die in peace", were his words, "with all the world".? Joanna, though in the same peril, could not respond to the charitable feeling.? "If I am to die", she said, "I should like first to send some of the redskins on their journey.? But we are not so sure we have to die don?t you hear the crack of Melbury?s rifle?? He holds the house.? I warrant you, that redskin looked awfully scared as he leaned against the corner here.? We could have done it in a moment."?? Mrs. McKenny, meanwhile, having failed to get into her house, had been again seized by the Indians, and desperately regardless of here own safety, was doing all in her power to help her besieged friends.? She would knock the priming out of the guns carried by the savages, and when they presented them to fire would throw them up, so that the discharge might prove harmless.? She was often heard to say, afterwards, that all fear had left her, and she thought only of those within the building, for she expected for herself neither deliverance nor mercy.? Melbury continued to fire whenever one of the enemy appeared; they kept themselves, however, concealed, for the most part, behind trees or the outhouse.? Several were wounded by his cool and well-directed shots, and at length, tired of the contest, the Indians retreated, carrying Mrs. McKenny with them.? She now resisted with all her strength, preferring instant death to the more terrible fate of a captive in the hands of the fierce Cherokees.? Her refusal to go forward irritated her captors, and when they had dragged her about half a mile, near a rock upon the plantation now occupied by John Culp, she received a second blow with the tomahawk which stretched her insensible upon the ground.? When after some time consciousness returned, she found herself lying upon the rock, to which she had been dragged from the spot where she fell.? She was stripped naked, and her scalp had been taken off.? By degrees the knowledge of her condition, and the desire of obtaining help came upon her.? She lifted up her head, and looking around, saw the wretches who had so cruelly mangled her, pulling ears of corn from a field near, to roast for their meal.? She laid her head quickly down again, well knowing that if they saw her alive, they would not be slack in coming for finish the work of death.? Thus she lay motionless till all was silent, and she found they were gone; then with great pain and difficulty she dragged herself back to the house.? It may be imagined with what feelings the unfortunate woman was received by her friends and children, and how she met the bereaved mother wounded unto death, who had suffered for her attempt to save others.? One of the blows received by Mrs. McKenny had made a deep wound in her back; the others were upon her head.? When her wounds had been dressed as well as was practicable, Melbury and the others assisted her to a bed.? Brown and his brave wife having then joined the little garrison, preparations were made for defense in case of another attack? the guns were all loaded and placed ready for use, and committing the house to the care of the Browns, Melbury sallied forth, rifle in hand, and took to the woods.? He made his way directly, and as quickly as possible, to Taylor?s Fort at Landsford.? The men there, informed of what had happened, immediately set about preparations for pursuing the treacherous Indians who had thus violated the implied good faith of neighbors by assailing an unprotected woman.? The next morning a number of the, well armed, started for the Indian encampment at the shoals.? The Cherokees were gone; but the indignant pursuers took up the trail, which they followed as far as Broad River.? Here they saw the Indians on the other side, but did not judge it expedient to pursue them further, or provoke an encounter. ??? In the meantime William McKenny had reason for uneasiness in his absence from home; for he knew that the Indians had been at the shoals some time, nor was the deceitful and cruel character of the tribe unknown to him.? He was accustomed long afterwards to tell of the warning conveyed to him while on his road to Camden; two nights in succession he dreamed of losing his hat, and looking upon this as an omen of evil, became so uncomfortable that he could proceed no further.? Taking one of the horses out of the wagon, he mounted and rode homeward at his utmost speed.? Reaching his own house a little after dark, he was admitted by the women as soon as he made himself known.? The scene that greeted his eyes was one truly heart-rending; the slain man, John Ferguson, still lay there, and in the same apartment the dying mother and Mrs. McKenny, more like one dead than living, mangled almost past recognition- the blood still gushing from her wounds, and drenching the pillows on which she lay.? No fictitious tragedy could surpass the horrors of this in real life.? Days later a group of men from the area trailed the Indians within miles of the Cherokee Nation. One of the men, Thomas Garett, killed the Indian that scalped Mrs. McKinney and actually found her scalp in the Indian?s shot bag.? The wounds in Mrs. McKenny?s head never healed entirely; but continued to break out occasionally, so that the blood flowing from them stained the bed at night, and sometimes fragments of bone came off; nevertheless, she lived many years afterwards and bore several children.? She was at the time with child, and in about three months gave birth to a daughter-Hannah, afterwards married to John Stedman- living in Tennessee in 1827.? This child was plainly marked with a tomahawk and drops of blood, as if running down the side of her face.? The families of McKenny and McFadden residing on Fishing Creek, are descended from this Barbara McKenny; but most of her descendants have emigrated to the West.? The above-mentioned occurrence is narrated in a manuscript in the hand-writing of her grandson, Robert McFadden.
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WILL OF CASPER KULP
In the name of God, Amen, I Casper Kulp, Being weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be given to God therefore, calling into mind the Mortality of my Body, knowing that it is appointed for all Men once for to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament principally and first of all I give and recommend my Soul unto the Hands of God who gave it and my Body for to be Buried in a Christian like and decent manner at the discretion of my Executor and such worldly Goods as it hath pleased God to Bless me with in this Life I give and bequeath of in the following Manner Viz:

First my Will is that all my lawful debts be paid.

Imprimis to my four daughters Mary Taylor, Barbara McKeney, Margaret Brown and Cathren Lance to each one I give and bequeath one shilling sterling money of Great Britain and no more,

Imprimis I give and bequeath to my son Peter Kulp my large Bible,

Imprimis I give and bequeath to my son Benjamin Kulp one Negroe Boy named Tow**,

Imprimis I give and bequeath to my son John Kulp my Plantation on which I now live with all the improvements thereunto belonging likewise all my Plantation tools and one Negroe Wench named Cate.

Imprimis my will is that all my Household furniture with my Stock of Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs be sold and equally divided amongst my five sons Peter, Henry, Benjamin, Augustian and John

I likewise constitute and appoint Capt. Robert Patton Executor of this my last Will and Testament and do revoke and disanul all former Wills and Testament by me made or Given, In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my Hand and Seal this Thirtieth day of September 1769.

Casper Kulp (L. S.)
Witness Present} Proved by Virtue of a Dedimus directed by the
James Patton} Honorable William Bull Esq., Lieu. Gov. to John
James Crafford} Gaston Esq., 30th April 1770. At the same time
Casper Steger} Qualified Robert Patton Executor to the said Will.

Recorded in Will Book 1767-1771, Page 447, Charleston Co., SC

Estate Inventory of Hans Casper Culp: One Negroe Man, One Negroe wench, two horses, one mare, three milch cows, three head of young cattle, one ewe, sundry small articles,total value: 450 pounds

Marriage
1 Anna Phillis or Alcordos Felicitas b: BET 1701 AND 1715

Children
Peter Kolb b: 1737
Catherine Kolb b: 1737
Augustian Kolb b: 1745
Henry Kolb b: 1738
Barbara Kolb b: ABT 1733 in PA
John Culp b: 1746 in PA Burks Co
Margaret Kolb b: 1735
Benjamin M or Benjamin Franklin Kolb b: 1741 in PA

Sources:
Title: US Sons of the Amer Rev Membership App ancestry.com
Title: familysearch.org family tree MMS9-LFY
Title: Culp Lindsey Ellis Riley etc Tree ancestry.com owner brculp1
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Melvin (middle name may possibly be Isaac)Birth Est bet 1680-1695. (May possibly be the brother of David Melvin)
Death 1750/51 Dorchester Co, MD. Notes: John Sulivane, son of Fleurance and John Hostin were sureties for will.. (Two grandchildren of John Sullivan, Daniel, married a Margaret Melvin and Nancy Sullivan married a John Melvin. (Land records are on file for property called Haphazard Enlarged.)
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•ID: I128746
•Name: John Melvill
•Sex: M
•Birth: ABT 1685
•Death: ABT 1754 in Dorchester Co., MD
•Event: Fact John SULIVANE and John HOSTIN were sureties for his estate in Dorchester Co.

Father: Dorchester Co. MD Area Unplaced Melvills

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1 Eleanor X b: ABT 1695
Children
1.Has Children Edmund Melvill b: ABT 1709
2.Has No Children Elizabeth Melvill
3.Has No Children Eleanor Melvill
4.Has No Children Honor Melvill
5.Has No Children Mary Melvill
6.Has No Children Sarah Melvill b: ABT 1738
7.Has Children Solomon Melvin b: ABT 1740 in Dorchester Co., MD
8.Has No Children Joshua Melvill b: ABT 1742
9.Has Children ? Melvin
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Edmund Melville (Melvin)

1712-1751
Born: Maryland, United States
Died: Kent, Delaware, United States

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John Melville (Melvin) 1670-1754

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Elinor Unknown -1799

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John Melville (Melvin) 1720-

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Honor Melvin (Melvin) 1730-

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Solomon Melvin 1732-1793

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Sarah Melville (Melvin) 1733-1754

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Ann Cain

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KY marriage index:
Marriage Record for Addison Franklin
Spouse: Sibba Wilson
Date: 22 Dec 1862
B/G: Groom
County and State: Hopkins Co. KY
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Marriage Record for N E T Woodruff
Spouse: Aurelius R Gibson
Date: 4 Jun 1865
B/G: Bride
County and State: Hopkins Co. KY
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M51948-1
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GS Film number: 390180
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2. Richard MEADE II

Nunsley, Buckinghamshire, England
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5 F iv Margaret Culp was born about 1735 in Pennsylvania. She died in 1745/1839.
Margaret married Robert Brown. Robert was born in 1719/1755. He died in 1745/1833.
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ROBERTS, JOHN Ancestor #: A203586

Service: PENNSYLVANIA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, SOLDIER
Birth: CIRCA 1720
Death: ANTE 7-9-1784 WARWICK TWP BUCKS CO PENNSYLVANIA
Service Source:
DAVIS, HIST OF BUCKS CO PA, VOL 2, P 75; OATHS OF ALLEGIANCE BOOK #1, BUCKS CO PA, P 35

Service Description:
1) WARWICK COMPANY, 1775; SIGNED OATH OF ALLEGIANCE
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 		Roberts, Elizabeth (I234)
 
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found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N9LQ-244

Name: Ella Thompson
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 23 Nov 1944
Event Place: Jackson, Madison, Tennessee
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Age: 77
Birth Year (Estimated):
Birth Date: 21 Feb 1867
Birthplace: Atlanta, Ga.
Spouse's Name: W.A. Thompson
Father's Name: W.D. Hassell
Father's Birthplace: Tenn.
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Housewife
Address: 429 E. Lafayette
Residence Place: Jackson, Madison, Tenn.
Cemetery: Riverside
Burial Place: Jackson, Tenn.
Burial Date: 24 Nov 1944
Informant's Name:
Additional Relatives: X
Digital Folder Number: 004184894
Image Number: 01864
GS Film number: 2137352
Reference ID: cn 24199

Citing this Record:
"Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N9LQ-244 : accessed 03 Sep 2014), W.A. Thompson in entry for Ella Thompson, 23 Nov 1944; citing Riverside Cemetery, Jackson, Madison, Tennessee, cn 24199, State Library and Archives, Nashville; FHL microfilm 2137352.
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 		Best-xx, Ella (I4812)
 
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found at http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/KYJacksonPurchase/2004-05/1085883769

KYJacksonPurchase-L Archives
Archiver > KYJacksonPurchase > 2004-05 > 1085883769

From: "Phyllis Patterson"
Subject: Gregory Calloway & Marshall Co, KY
Date: Sat, 29 May 2004 22:22:49 -0400

Any information on these Gregory's would be very helpful. Especially the
death dates for # 2 & 3,Thomas E Gregory and wife Martha. Be happy to share
with anyone interested.
Phyllis Patterson

FIRST GENERATION

1. Peter Edmond GREGORY: born on 17 Dec 1872 in , Marshall, KY; died on 16
Nov 1953 in Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo, MI

SECOND GENERATION

2. Thomas E. GREGORY: born in 1835 in , , KY; married on 9 Oct 1862 in ,
Marshall, KY; died after 1900

3. Martha A. L. HOWARD: born about 1843 in , , KY; died before 1900

THIRD GENERATION

4. Peter Richard GREGORY: born on 8 Nov 1802 in , , VA; married on 10 Feb
1825 in , Calloway, KY; died on 3 Jun 1876 in , Marshall, KY

5. Martha Ann DUNN: born on 1 Dec 1806 in , , NC; died on 20 Jan 1850 in ,
prob Marshall, KY

6. Anderson H. HOWARD: born about 1816 in ,, TN; married about 1835; died ****
before Dec 1866 in , prob Marshall, KY

7. Martha A. BURNHAM: born about 1818 in , , NC; died before 1862 in , ****
prob Marshall, KY

FOURTH GENERATION

8. Unknown GREGORY: married about 1797; died between 1812 and 1818

9. Mary GRUBBS: born in 1780 in , , VA; died before 9 Jun 1856 in ,
Marshall, KY

10. Pharoah DUNN Sr.: born between 1774 and 1778 in , , SC; married about
1803; died on 25 May 1859 in , Marshall, KY

11. Elizabeth HOLLAND: born about 1784; died between 1840 and 1850
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KYJacksonPurchase-L Archives
Archiver > KYJacksonPurchase > 2004-05 > 1085883769

From: "Phyllis Patterson"
Subject: Gregory Calloway & Marshall Co, KY
Date: Sat, 29 May 2004 22:22:49 -0400

Any information on these Gregory's would be very helpful. Especially the
death dates for # 2 & 3,Thomas E Gregory and wife Martha. Be happy to share
with anyone interested.
Phyllis Patterson

FIRST GENERATION

1. Peter Edmond GREGORY: born on 17 Dec 1872 in , Marshall, KY; died on 16
Nov 1953 in Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo, MI

SECOND GENERATION

2. Thomas E. GREGORY: born in 1835 in , , KY; married on 9 Oct 1862 in ,
Marshall, KY; died after 1900

3. Martha A. L. HOWARD: born about 1843 in , , KY; died before 1900 ****

THIRD GENERATION

4. Peter Richard GREGORY: born on 8 Nov 1802 in , , VA; married on 10 Feb
1825 in , Calloway, KY; died on 3 Jun 1876 in , Marshall, KY

5. Martha Ann DUNN: born on 1 Dec 1806 in , , NC; died on 20 Jan 1850 in ,
prob Marshall, KY

6. Anderson H. HOWARD: born about 1816 in ,, TN; married about 1835; died ****
before Dec 1866 in , prob Marshall, KY

7. Martha A. BURNHAM: born about 1818 in , , NC; died before 1862 in , ****
prob Marshall, KY

FOURTH GENERATION

8. Unknown GREGORY: married about 1797; died between 1812 and 1818

9. Mary GRUBBS: born in 1780 in , , VA; died before 9 Jun 1856 in ,
Marshall, KY

10. Pharoah DUNN Sr.: born between 1774 and 1778 in , , SC; married about
1803; died on 25 May 1859 in , Marshall, KY

11. Elizabeth HOLLAND: born about 1784; died between 1840 and 1850
----------------------------------------------------------- 		Howard, Anderson H (I558)
 
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Elizabeth WALTON

This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/crazy_ol_hippie/1/data/12989
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found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VN4R-XLF

Berta Butler

Tennessee, State Marriage Index, 1780-2002
Name: Berta Butler
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 06 Dec 1923
Event Place: Carroll, Tennessee, United States
Gender: Female
Spouse's Name: William A Abbott

Citing this Record
"Tennessee, State Marriage Index, 1780-2002," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VN4R-XLF : accessed 09 Sep 2014), William A Abbott and Berta Butler, 06 Dec 1923; citing "Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002," Ancestry.com; p. , Carroll, Tennessee, United States, State Library and Archives, Nashville.
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Alberta Butler in entry for Abbott

Tennessee, Births and Christenings, 1828-1939
Name: Abbott who was this child? - Mary Lou Abbott
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 05 Jul 1938
Father's Name: William A Abbott
Mother's Name: Alberta Butler

Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I04985-6 , System Origin: Tennessee-EASy , GS Film number: 1008609 , Reference ID: 1008609
------------------------------------------------------------------ 		Family: William Archell Abbott / Alberta Adeline Butler (F128)
 
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found at wikitree.com

abt 1755 in VA married Daniel French Jr 1723 King George Co, VA - 5/25/1771 Fairfax Co, VA
- son of Daniel French Sr 1689 Old Rappahannock VA - 1735 King George Co, VA
and Elizabeth P Dade 1675 - 1725
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 		Manley, Penelope (I1868)
 
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found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FWY4-6XY

Mary Ann Frizzell, "Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979"
Name: Wm. A. Culp ****
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Age:
Spouse's Name: Mary Ann Frizzell ****
Spouse's Birth Date:
Spouse's Birthplace:
Spouse's Age:
Event Date: 24 Mar 1870 ****
Event Place: Marshall County, Kentucky ****
Father's Name:
Mother's Name:
Spouse's Father's Name:
Spouse's Mother's Name:
Race:
Marital Status: Single ****
Previous Wife's Name:
Spouse's Race:
Spouse's Marital Status: Single ****
Spouse's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01298-4
System Origin: Kentucky-EASy
GS Film number: 321353
Reference ID: it 1 n 1833
------------------------------------------------------- 		Family: William Andrew Culp, Sr / Mary Ann E Frizzell (F22)
 
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KY Hopkins Co marriages:
Name Spouse Date Book Page
Wilson, N.D. Dunbar, Mary M. 4/13/1880 TT38 17
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 		Family: Noah Demit Wilson / Mary Mildred Dunbar-xx (F1853)
 
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KY Hopkins Co marriages:
Name Spouse Date Book Page
Hamby, Albert Utley, Addie 3/14/1908 TT59 27 ?? why maiden name? - and not previous married name of Baugh?
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 		Family: Albert Hamby-xx / Addie O Utley (F1794)
 
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KY marriage index:
Marriage Record for Robert Woodruff
Spouse: Martha Page
Date: 1 Jan 1855
B/G: Groom
County and State: Hopkins Co. KY
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 		Family: Robert Woodruff / Martha Patsy Page-xx (F2089)
 
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Birth Certificate Feb 13, 1941 Carroll Co, TN, No. 36160 ????? - in TN Delayed Birth Records 1869-1909
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Note: James Monroe Butler, former merchand and retired farmer of Buena Vista, died at 2:15 p.m. Monday at the Colonial Nursing Home in Jackson after a long illness. He was 88. Services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Dilday funeral Home in Huntingdon. Burial was in Butler Cemetery near here. Butler was a lifelong resident of Carroll County and operated a general merchandise store near Buena Vista 15 years. He had been a livestock breeder and farmer. He was a member of Oak Grove Baptist Church. He leaves four sons, the Rev. Neil Butler and Earl Butler of Buena Vista, Vernon Butler of Humboldt, Glenn Butler of Double springs, Ala; four daughters, Mrs. Tom Bell and Mrs. Bertha Abbott of Buena Vista, Mrs. Edna Thomason and Mrs. Lucille Fondren of Memphis; 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
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found at findagrave.com on 7/6/2023

James Monroe Butler

Birth: 1875
Death: 1964 (aged 88-89)
Burial: Butler Cemetery, Buena Vista, Carroll County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 43828869
Family Members
Parents
William Solomon Butler 1820-1902
Lidia Jane Uptygrove Butler 1837-1915
Spouse
Jadie Elmina Bowers Butler 1875-1959
Siblings
Elija Thomas Butler 1854-1888
Sarah Butler Rowe 1857-1896
William Alexander Butler 1864-1942
Aaron Green Butler 1870-1947
Arienie Jeanetta Butler Cole 1872-1944
Half Siblings
Dany A Butler Birdwell 1844-1875
John Riley Butler 1846-1929
Phillip T. Butler 1848-1950
Parthinia Jane Butler Jones 1850-Unknown
Levina Caroline Butler Rogers 1854-1943
Children
Lydia Ethel Butler Bell 1899-1980
William Earl Butler 1899-1986
Alberta Butler Abbott 1901-1998
Monroe Neil Butler 1904-1986
Glenn Evans Butler 1906-1971
Edna Vonell Butler Thomason 1909-1990
Julia Lucille Butler Fondren 1912-2001
John Vernon Butler 1915-1987
Maintained by: PPC (47065016)
Originally Created by: Barbara Rodgers (47174029)
Added: 2 Nov 2009
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43828869/james-monroe-butler
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43828869/james-monroe-butler: accessed 06 July 2023), memorial page for James Monroe Butler (1875-1964), Find a Grave Memorial ID 43828869, citing Butler Cemetery, Buena Vista, Carroll County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by PPC (contributor 47065016).
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found at findagrave.com bef 7/6/2023

James M. Butler

Birth: 1875
Death: 1964

Burial:
Butler Cemetery
Carroll County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: Barbara Rodgers (Inactiv...
Record added: Nov 02, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 43828869
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found at http://search.ancestrylibrary.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&db=Numident&h=11355672&tid=&pid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=cwR12&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&rhSource=2282

James Monroe Butler
in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007

No Image
Text-only collection

Name: James Monroe Butler
SSN: 412224132
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth Date: 9 Dec 1875
Birth Place: Buena Vista, Tennessee
Father: William S Butler
Mother: Lydia J Utogrove
Type of Claim: Original SSN.
Notes: Feb 1941: Name listed as JAMES MONROE BUTLER
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found at findagrave.com on 7/21/2022

Dorothy Graves Butler

Birth: 15 Jan 1910
Death: 20 Nov 2010 (aged 100)
Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 117394590
Family Members
Spouse
John Vernon Butler 1915-1987
Created by: joyce Osborne (47206665)
Added: 20 Sep 2013
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/117394590/dorothy-butler
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/117394590/dorothy-butler: accessed 21 July 2022), memorial page for Dorothy Graves Butler (15 Jan 1910–20 Nov 2010), Find a Grave Memorial ID 117394590, citing Rose Hill Cemetery, Humboldt, Gibson County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by joyce Osborne (contributor 47206665).
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found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JTLB-GP8

Age: 100
Given Name: Dorothy
Middle Name: G
Surname: Butler
Name Suffix:
Birth Date: 15 Jan 1910
State: Tennessee
Last Place of Residence: Rutherford, Tennessee
Previous Residence Postal Code: 37130
Event Date: 20 Nov 2010

Citing this Record:
"United States Social Security Death Index," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JTLB-GP8 : accessed 7 May 2015), Dorothy G Butler, 20 Nov 2010; citing U.S. Social Security Administration, Death Master File, database (Alexandria, Virginia: National Technical Information Service, ongoing).
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from the book 'The Collie family of Pittsylvania Co, VA' by Betty Cox Collie

The last known record mentioning Ann (Cornwell) Collie was as a living daughter in the will dated 11/5/1781 of her father Charles Cornwell.
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found at findagrave.com on 5/12/2020

Ann Cornwell Collie

Birth: 5 Sep 1726 Prince William County, Virginia, USA ?? was Stafford Co, VA before??
Death: 1798 (aged 71–72) Virginia, USA
Burial: Unknown

Memorial #: 32420212
Family Members
Parents
Charles Coleman Cornwell 1703-1781
Mahala Barbara Cole Cornwell 1694-1779
Spouse
James Collie 1718-1780
Siblings
George Cornwell 1731-Unknown
Susannah Cornwell Able 1735-Unknown
Charles Cornwell 1737-1797
Mary Cornwell 1739-1817
Lydia Cornwell Crouch 1742-Unknown
Ezekiel Cornwell 1744-1804
Francis Marion Cornwell 1744-1834
Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern (46810811)
Added: 26 Dec 2008
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32420212/ann-collie
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 13 May 2020), memorial page for Ann Cornwell Collie (5 Sep 1726–1798), Find a Grave Memorial no. 32420212, ; Maintained by Cindy Cornwell McCachern (contributor 46810811) Unknown.
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found at findagrave.com bef 5/12/2020

Ann Cornwell Collie

Birth: Sep. 5, 1726
Prince William County ?? not Stafford Co, VA??
Virginia, USA
Death: unknown

Family links:
Parents:
Charles Cornwell (1697 - 1781)
Barbary Cornwell (1694 - ____)

Spouse:
James Collie (1718 - ____)

Burial:
Unknown

Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern
Record added: Dec 26, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 32420212
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found at findagrave.com bef 5/12/2020

Ann Cornwell Collie ** This memorial has been removed **

Birth: 1726, Scotland ?? born in Scotland
Death: unknown
Virginia, USA

Ann Cornwell was born in Scotland and migrated to the American Colonies, probably with kinsmen. She married James Collie(I) and they lived in the colony of Virginia. They had one known son, William Silas Collie, Sr. There were probably other children. She and James were deceased before the American Revolution but were most likely aware of the unrest over taxation by the mother country, England.
- Blanche Keating Collie

Family links:
Spouse:
James Collie (1721 - 1772)

Children:
William Silas Collie (1753 - 1830)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Body lost or destroyed

Created by: Blanche Keating Collie
Record added: Jun 17, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 112447639 ** This memorial has been removed **
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 		Cornwell, Ann (I608)
 
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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JL7K-3NT

Given Name: Neil
Surname: Butler
State: Tennessee
Residence Place: Tennessee
Last Place of Residence: Carroll, Tennessee
Previous Residence Postal Code: 38318
Age: 82
Birth Date: 27 Jan 1904
Birth Date: 01271904
Death Date: Aug 1986
Death Date: 08001986

Citing this Record
"United States Social Security Death Index," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JL7K-3NT : 19 May 2014), Neil Butler, Aug 1986; citing U.S. Social Security Administration, Death Master File, database (Alexandria, Virginia: National Technical Information Service, ongoing).
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Rev Monroe Neil Butler

Birth: 27 Jan 1904
Death: 1 Aug 1986 (aged 82)
Burial: Butler Cemetery, Buena Vista, Carroll County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 43829028
Bio:
Neil was the son of James Butler and Jadie E. (Bowers) Butler.

He married Lillian Hargrave in Carroll CO, TN on December 04, 1922.

Neil was a Baptist Minister.
Baptist Minister
Family Members
Parents
James Monroe Butler 1875-1964
Jadie Elmina Bowers Butler 1875-1959
Spouse
Lillian Hargrove Butler 1906-1993
Siblings
Lydia Ethel Butler Bell 1899-1980
William Earl Butler 1899-1986
Alberta Butler Abbott 1901-1998
Glenn Evans Butler 1906-1971
Edna Vonell Butler Thomason 1909-1990
Julia Lucille Butler Fondren 1912-2001
John Vernon Butler 1915-1987
Children
Leland Everett Butler 1928-2017
Maintained by: PPC (47065016)
Originally Created by: Barbara Rodgers (47174029)
Added: 2 Nov 2009
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43829028/monroe-neil-butler
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43829028/monroe-neil-butler: accessed 9 July 2023), memorial page for Rev Monroe Neil Butler (27 Jan 1904-1 Aug 1986), Find a Grave Memorial ID 43829028, citing Butler Cemetery, Buena Vista, Carroll County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by PPC (contributor 47065016).
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Rev Neil Butler

Birth: Jan. 27, 1904
Death: Aug. 1, 1986

Note: Baptist Minister

Burial:
Butler Cemetery
Carroll County
Tennessee, USA

Created by: Barbara Rodgers (Inactiv...
Record added: Nov 02, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 43829028
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