Ancestors of David Russell Robison Generation No. 1 1. David Russell Robison, born 15 Dec 1952 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 2. Henry Dunn Robison and 3. Beatrice Agatha Dickson. He married (1) Suzanne Mary West 07 May 1977 in Blessed Sacrament Church, Holyoke, Massachusetts. She was born 09 Dec 1955 in Holyoke, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of David Edward West and Henrietta Colty. More About David Russell Robison: Divorced: 28 Dec 1998, Hampshire Co Family Court More About Suzanne Mary West: Divorced: 28 Dec 1998 Generation No. 2 2. Henry Dunn Robison, born 09 Feb 1925 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. He was the son of 4. Cecil Lee Robison and 5. Mary Virginia Dunn. He married 3. Beatrice Agatha Dickson 29 Dec 1948 in St Michael's Cathedral Rectory, Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. 3. Beatrice Agatha Dickson, born 20 Aug 1924 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; died 09 Sep 2003 in Wilbraham, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 6. Clement Elixis Dickson and 7. Hazel Adell Bassett. More About Henry Dunn Robison: Military service: Bet. 1942 - 1945, US Navy Notes for Beatrice Agatha Dickson: Beatrice A. Robison 1924 - 2003 WILBRAHAM - Beatrice A. (Dickson) Robison, 79, of Boston Rd., Wilbraham, died Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2003 in the Life Care Center of Wilbraham. Born in Springfield, she had resided in the city for most of her life before moving to Wilbraham. Beatrice was a retired employee of the Mass Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Springfield and was a communicant of the former St. Matthew's Church in Indian Orchard. She is survived by her husband of 54 years, Henry Dunn Robison; a son David Robison of Springfield; a daughter Diane Lillie of Cortland, New York; two sisters, Gertrude Dickson and Janet Dickson both of Springfield; 6 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren and close friend and caregiver, Kevin Joslyn of Springfield. Beatrice was predeceased by a brother, Clement A. Dickson. The funeral will be Friday morning from the Ratell Funeral Home 200 Main St., Indian Orchard at 9:15 a.m. followed by the Liturgy of Christian Burial in St. Jude Church 221 Main St., Indian Orchard at 9:30 a.m. Burial will follow in the Massachusetts Veterans' Memorial Cemetery, Agawam. Visitation will be held Friday morning from 8:30 a.m. until the time of the funeral. For Directions & Guest Book visit www.bhrfh.com Published in The Republican (Springfield, Massachusetts) on 9/11/2003. More About Beatrice Agatha Dickson: Burial: 12 Sep 2003, Massachusetts Veteran's Memorial Cemetery, Agawam, Hampden Co, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Hypovolemia Marriage Notes for Henry Robison and Beatrice Dickson: Since Henry was not a Roman Catholic, they were not allowed to marry on the traditional Saturday as most wedding of the day were held. They were also not allowed into the church itself and Beatrice was not allowed to wear a white gown. They were married in the rectory and Beatrice wore a blue dress. Children of Henry Robison and Beatrice Dickson are: i. Diane Susan Robison, born 02 Oct 1949 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; married Raymond Ernest Lillie 04 Nov 1972 in St Aloysius Church, Indian Orchard, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; born 19 Jun 1948 in Moravia, Cayuga Co, New York. 1 ii. David Russell Robison, born 15 Dec 1952 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; married Suzanne Mary West 07 May 1977 in Blessed Sacrament Church, Holyoke, Massachusetts. Generation No. 3 4. Cecil Lee Robison, born 20 Oct 1901 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 18 Apr 1963 in Anniston, Calhoun Co, Alabama. He was the son of 8. Erskin Coleman Robison and 9. Linnie Otto Peace. He married 5. Mary Virginia Dunn 02 Jan 1923 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. 5. Mary Virginia Dunn, born 19 May 1903 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 10 Dec 1970 in West Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 10. Henry Wright Dunn, Sr and 11. Cecilia Gilma Robertson. Notes for Cecil Lee Robison: Cecil had found employment in Parsons, Kansas and wrote a letter in December of 1922 to Mary Virginia's widowed Mother, Gilma Robertson Dunn requesting her blessing. They were married the following January in Evergreen, Conecuh County, Alabama. Cecil and Mary Virginia had one son. Cecil and Hilda had 5 children, 4 boys & 1 girl. Source: Sarah Robison Coker, Evergreen, Alabama. More About Cecil Lee Robison: Burial: 20 Apr 1963, Highland Cemetery, Anniston, Alabama Cause of Death: Cancer More About Mary Virginia Dunn: Burial: Grave #8, Lot #300, Section E, Island Pond Cemetery, Ludlow, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease Social Security Number: 422-05-9941 Marriage Notes for Cecil Robison and Mary Dunn: Cecil had found employment in Parsons, Kansas and wrote a letter to Mary Virginia's widowed Mother, Gilma R Dunn requesting her blessinG They were married the following January in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Cecil had found employment in Parsons, Kansas and wrote a letter to Mary Virginia's widowed Mother, Gilma R Dunn requesting her blessinG They were married the following January in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. Child of Cecil Robison and Mary Dunn is: 2 i. Henry Dunn Robison, born 09 Feb 1925 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Beatrice Agatha Dickson 29 Dec 1948 in St Michael's Cathedral Rectory, Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. Children of Cecil Robison and Hilda Smith are: i. Michael Lee Robison, born 25 Mar 1937 in Anniston, Calhoun Co, Alabama; died 22 Mar 1964 in Durham, North Carolina; married Mahala Embree Booher 1960 in Jacksonville, Florida; born 09 May 1940 in Elkin, North Carolina. More About Michael Lee Robison: Burial: Highland Cemetery, Anniston, Alabama Cause of Death: Automobile Accident ii. William Alan Robison, Sr, born 30 Jun 1939 in Anniston, Calhoun Co, Alabama; married Emily Evans 30 Jun 1962 in Harriman, Tennessee; born 23 Jul 1940 in Harriman, Tennessee. iii. Hilda Taylor Robison, born 12 Nov 1940 in Anniston, Calhoun Co, Alabama; married Gray Hudson Hunter 13 Oct 1962 in Anniston, Calhoun Co, Alabama; born 19 Mar 1932 in Albermarle, North Carolina. iv. Edward Otto Robison, born 21 Jan 1942 in Anniston, Calhoun Co, Alabama; died 23 Jan 1990 in Atlanta, Georgia. More About Edward Otto Robison: Burial: Highland Cemetery, Anniston, Alabama v. John Smith Robison, born 19 Jan 1945 in Anniston, Calhoun Co, Alabama; married Jamie Barnes 11 Aug 1973 in Prattville, Autauga Co, Alabama; born 01 Feb 1953 in Prattville, Autauga Co, Alabama. Notes for John Smith Robison: [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Alabama State Fire Marshall More About John Smith Robison: Occupation: Alabama State Fire Marshall 6. Clement Elixis Dickson, born 23 Jun 1888 in Williamstown, Glengarry Co, Ontario, Canada; died 26 Jun 1955 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 12. Daniel Alexander Dickson and 13. Margaret Meagher. He married 7. Hazel Adell Bassett 30 Jun 1923 in St Michael's Cathedral, Springfield, Massachusetts. 7. Hazel Adell Bassett, born 25 May 1895 in Enfield, Massachusetts; died 30 Jun 1962 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 14. Edward Harmon Bassett and 15. Emma Eleanor Tuggey. Notes for Clement Elixis Dickson: Clement E Dickson ( a/k/a Clement A Dickson) signed a "Declaration of Intention" on the 30th day of August 1919 to become a naturalized American Citizen. The application states that he intended "to renounce forever all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty, and particularly to George V King of Great Britain and Ireland of whom I am now a subject". His signature on the form clearly shows him spelling his middle name with an "E" as does his marriage license. But later in life, he frequently used "A". As a matter of fact, his son, Clement, used "Alexis" as his middle name throughout his life but was rarely referred to as a "Junior". Clement also swore on his immigration documents that he was neither an anarchist nor a polygamist! More About Clement Elixis Dickson: Burial: 29 Jun 1955, St Michael's Cemetery, Springfield, Massachusetts More About Hazel Adell Bassett: Burial: St Michael's Cemetery, Springfield, Massachusetts Children of Clement Dickson and Hazel Bassett are: 3 i. Beatrice Agatha Dickson, born 20 Aug 1924 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; died 09 Sep 2003 in Wilbraham, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; married Henry Dunn Robison 29 Dec 1948 in St Michael's Cathedral Rectory, Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. ii. Clement Alexis Dickson, born 09 Aug 1926 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; died 07 Apr 1990 in East Longmeadow, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; married Catherine Murray; born 09 Dec 1928 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. More About Clement Alexis Dickson: Social Security Number: Social Security #: 021-22-6169 iii. Janet Estelle Dickson, born 26 Nov 1932 in Springfield, Hamdpen, Massachusetts; died 03 Nov 2003 in Springfield, Hamdpen, Massachusetts. Notes for Janet Estelle Dickson: Janet E. Dickson 1932 - 2003 SPRINGFIELD - Janet E. Dickson, 70, a lifelong resident of Springfield, died early Monday morning at Baystate Medical Center. She was born and educated in Springfield, the daughter of the late Clement A. and Hazel A. (Bassett) Dickson and was a graduate of the High School of Commerce Class of 1952. Miss Dickson was employed for over 45 years in the composing room at the Springfield Republican from which she retired in 1997. She was an avid reader and member of the 25 Year Club. Miss Dickson leaves one sister with whom she made her home, Gertrude V. Dickson, seven nieces and nephews; Diane S. Lillie of Cortland, NY, David R. Robison of Springfield, Daniel D. Dickson of East Longmeadow, John S. Dickson of Springfield, Deborah A. Payne of Longmeadow, Martha Cardaropoli of Ludlow, and Donna M. Lowe of Stoneham, MA, as well as 16 grand nieces and nephews and 3 great grand nieces and nephews. She was the sister of the late Beatrice A. Robison of Indian Orchard who died September 9, 2003 and Clement A. Dickson, Jr., of East Longmeadow, who died in 1990. Her funeral will be held Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from Sampson's Liberty Street Funeral Home, 710 Liberty Street, followed by a Liturgy of Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Hope Church, with Rites of Committal to follow in St. Michael's Cemetery all of Springfield. Calling hours at the funeral home will be Wednesday fro 4-7 p.m. only and contributions in her memory may be directed to the Shriners Hospital for Children, 516 Carew Street, Springfield, 01104. Published in The Republican on 11/4/2003. More About Janet Estelle Dickson: Cause of Death: Accidental Death Medical Information: Fell down stairs and succumbed to multiple trauma and internal bleeding. iv. Gertrude Virginia Dickson, born 28 Dec 1934 in Springfield, Hamdpen, Massachusetts. Generation No. 4 8. Erskin Coleman Robison, born 28 Dec 1878 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 05 Apr 1942 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. He was the son of 16. Samuel Coleman Robison and 17. Mary Jane Hardin. He married 9. Linnie Otto Peace 10 Jan 1901 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. 9. Linnie Otto Peace, born 10 Mar 1880 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 08 Jun 1954 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 18. James Pinkney Peace I and 19. Caroline Rebecca Temple. Notes for Erskin Coleman Robison: According to the personal recollections of Sarah Robison Coker, Erskin's daughter, some of Erskin's brothers paid no particular mind as to whether their family name was spelled "Robinson" or "Robison". This bothered Erskin and he "got after them quite a bit about it". Again, according to Sarah Robison Coker, Erskin was the tax collector in Limestone Co, Alabama. Due to his "generous" nature, and the fact that many folks took advantage of the situation, Erskin's fortunes fell as he lost many of the properties that he had acquired in Athens. This and the fact that his daughter Sarah suffered from epilepsy, prompted Erskin to move his family to Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama where the mineral waters that ran there were said to have curative powers. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Erskin Coleman Robison: Burial: 06 Apr 1942, Reunion Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Occupation: Co Tax Collector, Limestone Co, Alabama Religion: Church of Christ More About Linnie Otto Peace: Burial: 09 Jun 1954, Reunion Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Occupation: Homemaker Religion: Church of Christ Children of Erskin Robison and Linnie Peace are: 4 i. Cecil Lee Robison, born 20 Oct 1901 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 18 Apr 1963 in Anniston, Calhoun Co, Alabama; married (1) Mary Virginia Dunn 02 Jan 1923 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married (2) Hilda Mae Smith 11 Sep 1934 in Heflin, Alabama. ii. Fred Allen Robison, Sr, born 22 Mar 1903 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 28 Feb 1972 in Mobile, Mobile Co, AL; married Virginia Caroline Dryer 01 Jun 1927 in Huntsville, Madison Co, Alabama; born 09 Jan 1903 in Huntsville, Madison Co, Alabama; died Dec 1982 in Mobile, Mobile Co, Alabama. Notes for Fred Allen Robison, Sr: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Fred Allen and Virginia Caroline Robison had 2 sons and 3 daughters. Source: Sarah Coker, Evergreen AL. More About Fred Allen Robison, Sr: Burial: Pine Crest Cemetery, Mobile, Mobile Co, Alabama Military service: Bet. 1951 - 1953, Navy Seabees iii. Ruth Irene Robison, born 25 May 1905 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 15 Sep 1985 in Southeast Center, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama; married (1) Johnny Claire Holt Nov 1921; married (2) Johnny Hadaway 1928; married (3) Thomas Brown Halstead 03 May 1942 in Huntsville, Madison Co, Alabama; born 25 Nov 1911. More About Ruth Irene Robison: Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Notes for Thomas Brown Halstead: "TB Halstead and Wilma (Brooker) Halstead gave Ruth (Robison) Halstead this information.": "Thomas 'TB' Halstead served 10 years in the US Army, then about 13 years in the US Air Force from 1933 to 1956. His son Bobby was killed in the Korean War and buried at Magnolia Cemetery in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. His son Billy was in the US Air Force 22 1/2 years (1950-1974) retiring as a Chief Master Sargeant. Then he worked for the US Postal Service until retirement."[RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Ruth Irene Robison Halstead had 2 stepsons. Source: Sarah Coker, Evergreen, Alabama. iv. James Herbert Robison, born 16 Mar 1907 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 07 Nov 1983 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Myrtle James Brundage 21 Nov 1926 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; born 05 Oct 1908 in Greenville, Butler, Alabama; died 25 Nov 2001 in Evergreen, Alabama. Notes for James Herbert Robison: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] James and Myrtle had 2 son's and 1 daughter. Source: Sarah Coker, Evergreen, Alabama More About James Herbert Robison: Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Fact 2 (2): Mayor of Evergreen, Alabama More About Myrtle James Brundage: Burial: 28 Nov 2001, Evergreen, Alabama v. Martha Mae Lynn Robison, born 07 May 1909 in Holland's Gin, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 16 Nov 1976 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Lake Vest 12 Feb 1965 in Reno, Nevada; born 01 Aug 1901 in Lakeport, California; died 05 Oct 1971 in Stockton, California. Notes for Martha Mae Lynn Robison: According to the personal account of Martha's sister, Sarah Robison Coker, Martha was married "several" times. As a matter of fact, she may have been married as many as 6 times, Lake Vest being her last husband. She also worked for many years for retail stores such as Sak's 5th Avenue at many locations around the country. More About Martha Mae Lynn Robison: Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama Occupation: Keeps house Notes for Lake Vest: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Martha and Lake had no children. Source: Sarah Coker, Evergreen, Alabama vi. Samuel Pinkney Robison, born 06 Jun 1912 in Athens, Alabama; died 16 Apr 1990 in Gainesville, Florida; married Lula Graham Baxter 10 Feb 1935 in Montgomery, Montgomery Co, Alabama; born 03 Dec 1912 in Montgomery, Montgomery Co, Alabama; died 30 Mar 1983 in McIntosh, Florida. Notes for Samuel Pinkney Robison: Facts about this person: Occupation Salesman Burial April 18, 1990 McIntosh, Florida [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Samuel and Lula had 3 daughters. Source: Sarah Coker, Evergreen, Alabama More About Samuel Pinkney Robison: Burial: 18 Apr 1990, McIntosh, Florida Fact 1: See Note Page More About Lula Graham Baxter: Burial: 02 Apr 1983, McIntosh, Florida vii. Rachel Rebecca Robison, born 20 Jan 1917 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 10 Sep 1918 in Hay's Mill, Limestone Co, Alabama. More About Rachel Rebecca Robison: Burial: Reunion Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama viii. Sarah Elizabeth Robison, born 14 Apr 1919 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married William Stanton Coker, Sr 02 Jan 1945 in Defuniak Springs, Florida; born 25 Oct 1915 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 15 Apr 1976 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. Notes for Sarah Elizabeth Robison: Sarah Elizabeth Coker: "I was named after 2 of my brothers' sweethearts. I'm not sure which brothers, though I think it was Fred and Hub's (James Herbert) sweethearts." More About William Stanton Coker, Sr: Burial: 17 Apr 1976, Magnolia Cemetery, Evergreen, Conecuh Co., Al Social Security Number: 417-07-4410 ix. Mary Pettus Robison, born 06 Jan 1921 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Percy Ray Johnson, Jr 06 Mar 1942 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; born 23 Oct 1918 in Shreveport, Louisiana. 10. Henry Wright Dunn, Sr, born 19 Nov 1873 in Garland, Butler Co, Alabama; died 03 Dec 1918 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. He was the son of 20. William Ira Dunn and 21. Mary Jane Wright. He married 11. Cecilia Gilma Robertson 12 Oct 1898 in Evergreen Methodist Church, Evergreen, Alabama. 11. Cecilia Gilma Robertson, born 07 Jan 1873 in Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 20 Sep 1954 in Fitchburg, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 22. Samuel Joseph Robertson and 23. Eugenia Adelaide Donaldson. Notes for Henry Wright Dunn, Sr: Henry Wright Dunn, Sr, was a very successful businessman in Conecuh Co. Not only did he own a great deal of rental property, but he was also a partner in a large hardware business with a Mr RutlanD His other interests included a Ford dealership. Henry was the 2nd franchised Ford dealer in Alabama, being the dealer principal of Evergreen Motor Car, Co. Ford Motor Company had much to say about the way Henry ran his dealership at the beginning of the 20th century, not at all unlike the way the "factories" have much to say about the way dealerships are operated in the 21st century. According to the report submitted to the Atlanta Branch Office dated March 24, 1917, "Agent has good business ability and makes a good personal appearance. Financial standing is OK." The report goes on to describe the local demographics, the condition of the facility, the advertising Mr Dunn was willing to pay for, inventories, sales, and the prospects for continuation of the franchise agreement. Interestingly, Henry Wright Dunn also represented Buick, a fact that was severely frowned upon by the Ford representatives. There was an agreement made to stop representing Buick. It was noted that..."the moral of other parties (Henry and partners)...is not pronounced as they all ride in other make cars." It was probably one of the "other make cars" that Henry was driving the day he rode out of town to pick up a nurse who was to stay with the family and care for someone who had contracted influenza in the Dunn HouseholD Henry's car stalled on the hill heading out of Evergreen. Unable to either brake or restart the engine, the car coasted backward downhill and collided with the #5 L&N passenger train. The car was destroyed and Henry was thrown several hundred feet from the accident. He succumbed to his injuries 2 days later. His tombstone is engraved with the following: "Death Loves a Shining Mark". More About Henry Wright Dunn, Sr: Burial: Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama Cause of Death: Traffic Accident: Collission with #5 L&N passenger train Notes for Cecilia Gilma Robertson: Cecilia disliked the name and for all of her life, used her middle name, Gilma.[Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About Cecilia Gilma Robertson: Burial: Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama Children of Henry Dunn and Cecilia Robertson are: i. Mary Josephine Dunn, born 09 Jul 1899 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 09 Jul 1899 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. Notes for Mary Josephine Dunn: Mary Josephine was 12 hours old when she died.[Robison Family Master File.FTW] ii. William Joseph Dunn, born 14 Aug 1900 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 18 Jan 1930; married Edith S Shields; born 23 Jun 1901 in AL; died Sep 1991 in AL. 5 iii. Mary Virginia Dunn, born 19 May 1903 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 10 Dec 1970 in West Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; married Cecil Lee Robison 02 Jan 1923 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. iv. Catherine Dunn, born 25 Feb 1906 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; died Jun 1975 in Montgomery, Montgomery Co, Alabama; married (1) Emmett Lee Stallworth 16 Nov 1927; born 24 Mar 1900 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 06 Jun 1929 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married (2) Alva W Hunsinger Aft. 1930; born 16 Jan 1912; died Sep 1983 in Montgomery, Montgomery Co, Alabama. More About Emmett Lee Stallworth: Cause of Death: Accidental Drowning v. Henry Wright Dunn, Jr, born 23 Nov 1908 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 02 Aug 1940 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. vi. Lt Commander Eugene Robertson Dunn, born 04 Jul 1910 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 02 Dec 1987 in Dallas Co, Texas; married Marie Elizabeth King 18 Apr 1933; born 11 Feb 1912; died 09 Jun 1991 in Tarrant Co, Texas. Notes for Lt Commander Eugene Robertson Dunn: From a message dated 19 Ocotber 2003 by Sherry Dunn Bartoy, his daughter: "Eugene Robertson Dunn notes. Joined the Navy when he was 16 yrs old before finishing high school. He went to communications school. Stationed in China in 1928 or 1929 for 2 years. He went to Aviation school and became an Aviator in 1928. During WWII, he flew R4D's and PBY's and PBM's. He always made the comment that landing on an aircraft carrier was like landing on a postage stamp. He worked his way up in the ranks without attending officer training. Some of his stations were California, Rhode Island, Norfolk, Virginia, Dahlgren, Virginia, Alabama, Florida, Argentia, New Foundland and Panama (for 5 years total, 1937-39 and 1946-49). Argentia was the last place that Eugene Dunn was stationed, as he had a heart attack in 1951. He then received a medical discharge in 1952 and retired to Florida. During his last tour in Panama, Daddy was a pilot for Bob Hope on his tours to the Armed Forces. He and Bob Hope exchanged Christmas cards for years, of which I have the originals. Daddy was an avid coin collector and had a coin shop in Lutz, Florida in 1953. He and Mamma (Elizabeth) also had an antique shop in Dahlgren, Virginia in 1949." More About Lt Commander Eugene Robertson Dunn: Military service: Lt Commander in the US Navy 12. Daniel Alexander Dickson, born 14 Mar 1849 in Ontario, Canada; died 1932 in Ontario, Canada. He was the son of 24. James Dickson and 25. Mary Jane Clement. He married 13. Margaret Meagher. 13. Margaret Meagher, born 15 Oct 1851 in Ontario, Canada; died in Ontario, Canada. Notes for Daniel Alexander Dickson: According to Canadian Census recoords, Daniel was a blacksmith. His shop was right next door to his home.[Robison Family Master File.FTW] Daniel's family name, Dickson, was spelled "DIXON" on the 4th Census of Canada, 1901, Glengarry Co, Ontario Charlottenburg Township page 12 More About Daniel Alexander Dickson: Occupation: Blacksmith Religion: Presbyterian More About Margaret Meagher: Fact 1: Father born in Ireland Religion: Roman Catholic Children of Daniel Dickson and Margaret Meagher are: i. Maud Dickson, born 12 Nov 1876. More About Maud Dickson: Religion: Catholic ii. Francis Dickson, born 1879. iii. Jessie Dickson, born Jan 1880. iv. Frederick Dickson, born 15 Jun 1881. v. James Dickson, born 15 Feb 1883; died Bef. 1985. vi. Agatha Dickson, born 09 Jun 1885; died Bef. 1990. 6 vii. Clement Elixis Dickson, born 23 Jun 1888 in Williamstown, Glengarry Co, Ontario, Canada; died 26 Jun 1955 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; married Hazel Adell Bassett 30 Jun 1923 in St Michael's Cathedral, Springfield, Massachusetts. viii. Frances Dickson, born 05 Jun 1889; died Bef. 1990. 14. Edward Harmon Bassett, born 22 Oct 1856 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; died 01 Jul 1940 in Worcester, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 28. Ralph Harmon Bassett and 29. Mary Ann Blodgett. He married 15. Emma Eleanor Tuggey 16 Jul 1892 in Enfield, Massachusetts. 15. Emma Eleanor Tuggey, born 25 May 1870 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co, Massachusetts; died 21 Jan 1916 in Worcester, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 30. Joseph Baker Tuggey, Sr and 31. Frances Marian Bailey. More About Edward Harmon Bassett: Burial: Oakridge Cemetery, Southbridge, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Carcinoma of the Penis and Diabetes Mellitus Occupation: 1920, Box Maker More About Emma Eleanor Tuggey: Burial: Oakridge Cemetery, Southbridge, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Cancer Children of Edward Bassett and Emma Tuggey are: i. Francis M Bassett, born 08 Feb 1893 in Enfield, Massachusetts; died 25 Feb 1950; married Ina Lysle Miller; born 1899 in Connecticut; died Feb 1950. Notes for Francis M Bassett: Francis' wife, Lysle, was hospitalized with a stroke when he died in his sleep. Lysle never knew that her husband had died as she died shortly thereafter. More About Francis M Bassett: Burial: Southbridge, Massachusetts Military service: Pvt 302 Repair Unit MTC WW I Occupation: Stock Clerk at the Optical Works Notes for Ina Lysle Miller: Lysle was hospitalized and unconscious from a stroke when her husband, Francis, died at home in his sleep. She never regained consciousness and died shortly afterward never learning about her husband. From a letter written around 1930 by Lysle Bassett to her sister-in-law, Hazel (Bassett) Dickson. She and her family had just moved to Fitchburg, Massachusetts: "The boys are cutting up so I can't think here. Earle does not act to me like he was going to be sick he is very lively. We have an Angora kitten and Tommy. Some family. What do you say? We had to give up the hens here, no hens in the city. Gee I miss my eggs. Eggs are pretty near a dollar a dozen here. Frank has a better route for you to come when you get ready. I'll write it on the other side. Must stop raving now and retire. Love to kiddies and Dick. Lovingly, Sister Lysle." And here are her directions from Springfield, Massachusetts to Fitchburg, Massachusetts. It is interesting because three of the towns she mentions, Enfield, Smiths and Greenwich were all towns in MA that were utterly demolished along with Prescott and Dana to make way for the Quabbin Reservoir in the mid to late 1930's: "Springfield to Ludlow to Belchertown, Enfield, Smiths, Greenwich to Athol (which she had underlined) then to East Templeton, Gardner, Westminister and then FitchburG A better road than the other so our salesman saiD The way we told you first had a bad road somewhere." More About Ina Lysle Miller: Burial: Southbridge, Massachusetts 7 ii. Hazel Adell Bassett, born 25 May 1895 in Enfield, Massachusetts; died 30 Jun 1962 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; married Clement Elixis Dickson 30 Jun 1923 in St Michael's Cathedral, Springfield, Massachusetts. iii. Marjorie Bassett, born 15 Jul 1896 in Enfield, Massachusetts; died 30 Apr 1972 in Hopedale, Massachusetts; married William L Ostergard Abt. 1920; born 03 Aug 1896; died 28 Feb 1954. More About Marjorie Bassett: Burial: Southbridge, Massachusetts Occupation: Clerk at the Methodist Church More About William L Ostergard: Burial: Southbridge, Massachusetts Military service: Mass Pvt 1 CO 151 Depot Brigade WW I Occupation: Chauffer iv. Helen Bassett, born 1897 in Enfield, Massachusetts; died Bef. 1975; married Joseph Moreau. v. Edith Tuggey Bassett, born 27 Feb 1898 in Enfield, Massachusetts; died May 1982 in Conimicut, Kent, Rhode Island; married (1) Richard Gilmore; married (2) Edward Orlando Crosby; born 09 Oct 1868 in Gardiner, Maine; died 24 Oct 1948. Notes for Edith Tuggey Bassett: [CROSBY-b1898SSDI.ged] Social Security Number: 039-03-9489 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 02889 Conimicut, Kent, Rhode Island Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Edith Tuggey Bassett: Ordination: Spiritualist Minister Social Security Number: 039-03-9489 More About Edward Orlando Crosby: Occupation: 1930, Cloth Inspector in a textile plant vi. Lillian M Bassett, born Abt. 1901 in Enfield, Massachusetts; died Bef. 1975; married George Hall Abt. 1919; born Abt. 1890 in Massachusetts; died Bef. 1970. More About Lillian M Bassett: Occupation: Laborer in a print shop More About George Hall: Occupation: Machinist in the Optical Works Generation No. 5 16. Samuel Coleman Robison, born 04 Oct 1856 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 09 Dec 1920 in Limestone Co, Alabama. He was the son of 32. Green Coleman Robinson and 33. Eliza Ann Francis Rochell. He married 17. Mary Jane Hardin 07 Apr 1878 in Limestone Co, Alabama by Lewis Morris, JP home of J A Shipley. 17. Mary Jane Hardin, born 07 Sep 1860 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 22 Apr 1923 in Limestone Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 34. James Thomas Hardin and 35. Nancy A Shipley. Notes for Samuel Coleman Robison: Samuel Coleman Robison's father, Green Coleman Robinson, changed the family's surname from Robinson to Robison so as to not confuse the family with a different Robinson, whose bills he was receiving. The name change was to clarify whose bills belonged to whom! This according to Carl Robison.[Robison Family Master File.FTW][RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Samuel Coleman Robison changed the family name from Robinson to Robison. No one knows why More About Samuel Coleman Robison: Burial: Sylone Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Original Surname: Robinson/Robertson Notes for Mary Jane Hardin: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Shipley Hollow Road is named after Mary Jane's ancestors. Submitted: by Helen Mavis (Jones_) Kimbrell, Ardmore, Tennessee. More About Mary Jane Hardin: Burial: Sylone Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Marriage Notes for Samuel Robison and Mary Hardin: Marriage took place in Limestone Co, Alabama by Lewis Morris, JP at the home of James A Shipley who was Mary Jane's Uncle. James was the brother of Mary Jane's mother, Nancy (Shipley) Hardin. James may have been involved in her life more than usual as her father, James Thomas Hardin, had died in 1864 at the CSA Prisoner of War Camp on Rock Island, Illinois. Children of Samuel Robison and Mary Hardin are: 8 i. Erskin Coleman Robison, born 28 Dec 1878 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 05 Apr 1942 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Linnie Otto Peace 10 Jan 1901 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. ii. Infant Robison, born 23 Feb 1880 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 24 Feb 1880 in Limestone Co, Alabama. More About Infant Robison: Burial: Sylone Cemetery, Elkmont, Limestones Co, Alabama iii. Walter Foster Robison, born 08 Sep 1881 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 16 May 1943 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for Walter Foster Robison: "He was a mute. His parents sent him to school at Talladega, Alabama where he was trained to be a linotype operator. He made his career at the 'Limestone Democrat' (weekly newspaper in Athens, Alabama). His death was an accidental one, being killed by an L&N train. He was not mute until he was about two years olD Following an illness of a fever, he became mute." Sarah Robison Coker's personal experience. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Walter Foster Robison was mute. His parents sent him to school at Talladega, Alabama where he was trained to be a linotype operator. He made his career at the "Limestone Democrat" weekly newspaper in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. His death was an accidental one, being killed by an L & N train. He never married. Source: Samuel Coleman Robison Bible. Compiler; Sarah R Coker, Evergreen, Alabama, dated 22 May 1980. More About Walter Foster Robison: Burial: Sylone Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Cause of Death: Hit by L&N passenger train Medical Information: Deaf iv. Hezzie Howard Robison, born 11 Jan 1884 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 26 Jul 1957 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Eva Myrtle Broadway 10 Feb 1910 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 26 Feb 1887 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 12 Feb 1985 in Fayetteville, Lincoln Co, Tennessee. Notes for Hezzie Howard Robison: Hezzie committed suicide in the backyard of his home. According to the personal recollections of Sarah Robison Coker, his neice, Hezzie's sister Bettie and her husband, David Perry Daly, came to visit him as they knew he had been very sick. Hezzie asked his wife, Era, to send them to the barn to see a new calf that had been born. He then went out to the yard and fatally shot himself in the heaD[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Hezzie Howard Robison: Burial: Gatlin Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Cause of Death: Suicide More About Eva Myrtle Broadway: Burial: Gatlin Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama v. Willie Green Robison, born 30 Aug 1886 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 28 Apr 1969 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married (1) Terrah Bennett 15 Dec 1907; born 23 Oct 1890; died 16 Jan 1919; married (2) Lizzie Mae Phillips Abt. 1921 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 18 Sep 1904; died Jun 1987 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. More About Willie Green Robison: Burial: Bottoms Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama More About Lizzie Mae Phillips: Burial: Bottoms Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama vi. Elizabeth Robison, born 23 Feb 1890 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 24 Feb 1890 in Limestone Co, Alabama. vii. Eva Mae Robison, born 25 May 1891 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 21 Mar 1960 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married William David Vickers, Sr 18 Dec 1911; born 04 Jan 1885; died 31 Jan 1937 in Limestone Co, AL. More About Eva Mae Robison: Burial: Sylone Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama More About William David Vickers, Sr: Burial: Sylone Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama viii. Nellie Melinda Robison, born 04 May 1894 in Limestone Co, AL; died 23 Mar 1961 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Houston Jones 25 Mar 1917 in Refer to Al Marriage Book, 1915-1918, page 304; born 28 Mar 1894 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 01 Apr 1934 in Limestone Co, AL. More About Nellie Melinda Robison: Burial: Gatlin Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama More About Houston Jones: Burial: Gatlin Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Military service: World War I as Military Police, stationed at Camp Pike, Arkansas ix. Bettie Robison, born 03 Jan 1897 in Limestone Co, AL; died 24 Mar 1964 in Limestone Co, AL; married David Perry Daly 26 Nov 1916 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 10 Apr 1894; died 24 Mar 1975 in Limestone Co, AL. More About Bettie Robison: Burial: Sylone Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama More About David Perry Daly: Burial: Sylone Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama x. Carl Allen Robison, born 23 Dec 1899 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 24 Nov 1986 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Nina Spence 06 Mar 1921 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 08 Apr 1900; died 13 Jan 1965 in Limestone Co, AL. More About Carl Allen Robison: Burial: Pettusville Methodist Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama More About Nina Spence: Burial: Pettusville Methodist Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama 18. James Pinkney Peace I, born 13 Feb 1843 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 30 Dec 1917 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. He was the son of 36. William Joshua Butcher Peace and 37. Elizabeth Casaway Byrd. He married 19. Caroline Rebecca Temple 23 Nov 1865 in Limestone Co, Alabama. 19. Caroline Rebecca Temple, born 30 Mar 1843 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 11 Sep 1923 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 38. James M B Temple and 39. Martha Holt. More About James Pinkney Peace I: Burial: Reunion Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Occupation: Farmer More About Caroline Rebecca Temple: Burial: Reunion Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Children of James Peace and Caroline Temple are: i. John T Peace, born Abt. 1866. ii. Martha Peace, born Abt. 1869. iii. Safronia Peace, born 1872. iv. Dara Peace, born Abt. 1874. v. James Pinkney Peace II, born Abt. 1877. 9 vi. Linnie Otto Peace, born 10 Mar 1880 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 08 Jun 1954 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Erskin Coleman Robison 10 Jan 1901 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. vii. Levi L Peace, born 1883 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 10 Apr 1957 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Lena C Unknown. 20. William Ira Dunn, born 24 Apr 1830 in Near Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama; died 09 Jul 1902 in Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama. He was the son of 40. William Dunn and 41. Phadran Ann Hanks. He married 21. Mary Jane Wright. 21. Mary Jane Wright, born 28 Jul 1838 in Alabama; died 01 Jun 1889. She was the daughter of 42. John Wright and 43. Elizabeth Jane Taylor. Notes for William Ira Dunn: W I Dunn served in the Confederate Army [Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About William Ira Dunn: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Occupation: Farmer Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Mary Jane Wright: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 Children of William Dunn and Mary Wright are: i. John A Dunn, born Abt. 1866. More About John A Dunn: Medical Information: Listed as crippled on the 1880 US Federal Census ii. Sarah J Dunn, born Abt. 1867. iii. William S Dunn, born Abt. 1869. iv. David J Dunn, born Abt. 1871. 10 v. Henry Wright Dunn, Sr, born 19 Nov 1873 in Garland, Butler Co, Alabama; died 03 Dec 1918 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Cecilia Gilma Robertson 12 Oct 1898 in Evergreen Methodist Church, Evergreen, Alabama. vi. Mary Dora Dunn, born 19 May 1875 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 21 Oct 1908 in Lyeffion, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married William Elliot Cook 17 Dec 1891 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; born 02 Sep 1867 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 28 Apr 1932 in Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa Co, Alabama. Notes for Mary Dora Dunn: [bamaguy0324_descendants.ged] Mrs. W E Cook (Mary Dora Dunn Cook) obituary Source: THe Evergreen Courant, October 21, 1908 Mrs. W E Cook died on the 21st. She leaves a heart broken husband and five small children, many relatives, and friends. Interment was made in the Concord cemetery. The bereaved family have our sympathy. More About Mary Dora Dunn: Burial: Oct 1908, Concord Methodist Church Cemetery, Mixonville, Conecuh Co, Alabama Cause of Death: Child birth; hemorrhaged following birth of Willie Ira Notes for William Elliot Cook: [bamaguy0324.ged] William Elliot Cook Obituary Source: The Evergreen Courant, Thursday, May 5, 1932 WILLIAM ELLIOT COOK ANSWERS FINAL SUMMONS William Elliot COOK, age 64, well known and prominent citizen of this Co living 8 miles northwest of Evergreen, died in Byrce Hospital Thursday, April 28, at 10:30 A M, following and illness which had afflicted hime for the past 3 years. The body was brought here on train No. 1 Friday and carried immediately to the home of the deceaseD Funeral services were held from Mt. Zion church, nearby the home at 4 o'clock with the Rev. Van Landingham, pastor oficiating, assited by Rev. J L Daniel of Evergreen. The deceased had lived in the Mt. Zion community for the past 30 years. He was one of the leading citizens of that community and had a sucessful farmer and business man. He at various times served as his precinct as justice of peace, serving in all about 10 years. For eight years years he was member of the Conecur (sic) Co Board of Education and was always interested in the educational welfare and progress of the Co. He took an active interest in all religious, civic and political affairs and was known to be a man of courage and conviction. He was an member of the Mt. Zion Methodist church and had long been reconnizrd as an outstanding leader of this church. He was an active, consecrated Christian, who delighted to serve Him whom he had chosen to follow. Surviving are his widow and seven children; one daughter, Mrs. Mary J LESTER, Defuniak Springs, Fla.; six sons, Stanley H, Chas. E, Carl D., Willie L, Calvin and Marby COOK. He is also survived by one brother and one sister; W.S COOK, Mixonville, Mrs. Ada PAGE, Industry. His six sons served as pall bearers.[bamaguy0324_descendants.ged] William Elliot Cook Obituary Source: The Evergreen Courant, Thursday, May 5, 1932 More About William Elliot Cook: Burial: 29 Apr 1932, Mount Zion Methodist Church Cemetery, Lyeffion, Conecuh Co, Alabama Cause of Death: Dicrescent arteriosclerosis Occupation: Farmer/Businessman/Justice of the Peace/Conecuh Co Board of Education member (8 years) Religion: Methodist 22. Samuel Joseph Robertson, born 20 Mar 1849 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 23 Dec 1922 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. He was the son of 44. Sampson Robertson and 45. Cecilia Rotton. He married 23. Eugenia Adelaide Donaldson 01 Dec 1870 in Sandy Ridge, Alabama. 23. Eugenia Adelaide Donaldson, born 20 Sep 1846 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 27 Sep 1897 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 46. Elza Richard Donaldson and 47. Alletha Hambrick. Notes for Samuel Joseph Robertson: Samuel moved his family to Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama for its "curative" mineral water. Eugenia was an invalid and it was believed that the water in Evergreen would be beneficial to her.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Samuel Joseph Robertson: Burial: Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama Occupation: 1870, Tax Assessor Notes for Eugenia Adelaide Donaldson: Jennie was an invalid for most of her life. [Robison Family Master File.FTW] Her husband, Samuel, moved the family to Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama for its "curative" mineral water which was believed to be beneficial to her.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Eugenia Adelaide Donaldson: Burial: Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama Children of Samuel Robertson and Eugenia Donaldson are: i. Infant Robertson, born 25 Sep 1871; died 25 Sep 1871. Notes for Infant Robertson: Unnamed stillborn son[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Unnamed stillborn son ii. Celia Byrd Robertson, born 13 Sep 1872; died 30 May 1883; Adopted child. More About Celia Byrd Robertson: Adoption: 06 Feb 1882 11 iii. Cecilia Gilma Robertson, born 07 Jan 1873 in Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 20 Sep 1954 in Fitchburg, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; married Henry Wright Dunn, Sr 12 Oct 1898 in Evergreen Methodist Church, Evergreen, Alabama. iv. Eugene Walter Robertson, born 27 May 1875; died 27 Jan 1900. v. Samuel Elza Robertson, born 12 Mar 1877; died 21 Jul 1877. vi. John Elza Robertson, born 24 Jan 1879; died 01 Aug 1880. vii. Joseph Beard Robertson, born 05 Sep 1881; died 25 Apr 1885. viii. Mary Emma Robertson, born 04 Jun 1883; died 04 Mar 1886. 24. James Dickson, born 1806 in Scotland; died Bef. 1881. He married 25. Mary Jane Clement. 25. Mary Jane Clement, born 1808 in Scotland. Notes for James Dickson: On the 1860-61 personal census Glengarry, Div 4, after Angus Mcdonald/Elizabeth Grant is: James Dickson, Blacksmith, England, Ch of Scot, age 54, male, married, member of the family,1 1/2 sto. frame house built 1847, 1 family living within. 2 horses, 3 cows, no sheep, 8 pigs= value $150, 1 carriage =value $25.00, Iron = value $1600.00, 2 employees = $36.00/mo., Under Capital invested in Business = R--. B $2400.00, Under land = 1/2 (acre? Lot? seems small for house, business and animals) [Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About James Dickson: Fact 1: Church of Scotland Religion: Presbyterian More About Mary Jane Clement: Fact 1: Church of Scotland Religion: Presbyterian Children of James Dickson and Mary Clement are: i. Marian Dickson, born 1835 in Ontario, Canada; married Unknown Morrison. More About Marian Dickson: Religion: Church of Scotland More About Unknown Morrison: Military service: Member of the 100th Regiment ii. Janet Dickson, born 1836 in Ontario, Canada. iii. James Dickson, born 1839 in Ontario, Canada. More About James Dickson: Occupation: Blacksmith iv. Johanna Dickson, born 1841 in Ontario, Canada. v. Thomas Dickson, born 1842 in Ontario, Canada; married Agnis Unknown; born 1844. More About Thomas Dickson: Occupation: Blacksmith vi. John Dickson, born 1844 in Ontario, Canada. More About John Dickson: Occupation: Carriagemaker vii. Clement Dickson, born 12 Jan 1846 in Charlottenburgh, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada; married Mary Ellen Metcalf; born 15 Sep 1854 in Peoria, Peoria Co, Illinois. More About Clement Dickson: Occupation: Blacksmith viii. Duncan Dickson, born 1847 in Ontario, Canada. 12 ix. Daniel Alexander Dickson, born 14 Mar 1849 in Ontario, Canada; died 1932 in Ontario, Canada; married Margaret Meagher. x. Susan Dickson, born 1851 in Ontario, Canada. 28. Ralph Harmon Bassett, born Abt. 1823 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 13 Mar 1861 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 56. Ephraim Lane Bassett, Sr and 57. Tabitha Newton. He married 29. Mary Ann Blodgett 07 Oct 1847 in By John W Dadman at Enfield, Massachusetts. 29. Mary Ann Blodgett, born 07 Sep 1828 in New Salem, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; died 09 Mar 1861 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 58. Nelson Blodgett and 59. Betsy Fischer. More About Ralph Harmon Bassett: Baptism: 28 Jan 1824 Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Diptheria Occupation: Farmer More About Mary Ann Blodgett: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Diptheria Children of Ralph Bassett and Mary Blodgett are: i. Lucinda Fales Bassett, born 06 Jun 1848 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; died 03 Jan 1849 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. More About Lucinda Fales Bassett: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Croup ii. Frank Bassett, born 04 Jun 1850 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. iii. Mary Adelaide Bassett, born 04 Jun 1854 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; died 26 Feb 1861 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. Notes for Mary Adelaide Bassett: Mary, her infant brother Willie E and both her parents died within a short period of each other between 2-26-1861 and 3-30-1861 of diptheria. More About Mary Adelaide Bassett: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Diptheria 14 iv. Edward Harmon Bassett, born 22 Oct 1856 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; died 01 Jul 1940 in Worcester, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; married (1) Unknown Unknown Abt. 1882; married (2) Emma Eleanor Tuggey 16 Jul 1892 in Enfield, Massachusetts. v. William Edson Bassett, born 07 Apr 1860 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; died 30 Mar 1861 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. Notes for William Edson Bassett: The infant, Willie, was the last member of his immediate family to die within the short period of 2-26-1861 and his own death on 3-30-1861. His sister, Mary A, father Ralph H and mother Mary A (Blodgett) Bassett all succumbed diptheria.[Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About William Edson Bassett: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Diptheria 30. Joseph Baker Tuggey, Sr, born 13 Apr 1847 in Bath, Somerset, England; died 15 Apr 1923 in Springfield, Massachusetts. He was the son of 60. Thomas Tuggey and 61. Harriett Baker. He married 31. Frances Marian Bailey 22 Apr 1869 in Oswego, New York. 31. Frances Marian Bailey, born 24 Apr 1846 in Mexico, Oswego Co, New York; died 29 Mar 1924 in Springfield, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 62. Alfred Bailey and 63. Angeline Gates. Notes for Joseph Baker Tuggey, Sr: [Broderbund Family Archive #273, ED1, Passenger Lists: New York, Date of Import: 17 Jan 2002, Internal ReF#1.273.1.12518.27] Individual: Joseph Fuggen Gender: Male Age: 4 Country of Origin: England Family Number: 19188789 Ship Name: William Rathbone Port of Departure: Liverpool Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: Sep 30, 1850 Nat'l Archives Series No.: M237 Microfilm Number: 92 This record is surely that of Joseph's entry into the US. It list "Mrs Fuggen" of the correct age, a sister "Ema" of the correct age and a brother "William" of the correct age. His younger sister was born in 1851 after the family had settled in.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Joseph Baker Tuggey, Sr: Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery, Springfield, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Bronchial Pneumonia/Cardio Vascular Immigration: 30 Sep 1850, Into New York aboard the William Rathbone from Liverpool Naturalization: 1857 Occupation: Weaver in woolen mills More About Frances Marian Bailey: Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery, Springfield, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Arteriosclerosis Children of Joseph Tuggey and Frances Bailey are: 15 i. Emma Eleanor Tuggey, born 25 May 1870 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co, Massachusetts; died 21 Jan 1916 in Worcester, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; married Edward Harmon Bassett 16 Jul 1892 in Enfield, Massachusetts. ii. Joseph Baker Tuggey, Jr, born 18 Aug 1872 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co, Massachusetts; married Elizabeth Jane Sloan 22 Feb 1906 in Enfield, Massachusetts; born 1880. More About Joseph Baker Tuggey, Jr: Occupation: Overseer in woolen mill iii. Luella Maud Tuggey, born 07 May 1876; died 19 Sep 1905 in Oxford, Massachusetts; married William D Wade 01 Oct 1902 in Barrre, Massachusetts. iv. Mabelle Canfield Tuggey, born 17 Sep 1878; died 03 Aug 1908 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts; married George Samuel Hall 01 Nov 1903 in Oxford, Massachusetts. v. Stanley L Tuggey, born 08 Jan 1881; died 30 Aug 1881 in Hindsdale, Berkshire Co, Massachusetts. Generation No. 6 32. Green Coleman Robinson, born 28 Dec 1831 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 04 Aug 1893 in Limestone Co, Alabama. He was the son of 64. Hezekiah Robertson and 65. Tabitha Grantham. He married 33. Eliza Ann Francis Rochell 30 Nov 1852 in Limestone Co, Alabama by Robert P Riddle, MG. 33. Eliza Ann Francis Rochell, born 22 May 1835 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 29 Jun 1913 in Limestone Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 66. William L Rochell and 67. Unknown Unknown. Notes for Green Coleman Robinson: Green C Robinson was a Civil War Soldier serving in Co. A, 53rd Regt., of Infantry of the Tenn Volunteers; enlisted as Pvt. 1861. He was captured twice, sent to Camp Morton, Indiana; released May 1865. His widow, Eliza A Robinson was listed on the"Widow's Pension List' of Limestone Co., Al. Source: The Heritage of Limestone County, Alabama, Ref.-County Limestone 976.198 H548, Department of Archives & History, Montgomery, Alabama. Submitted by: Helen Mavis (Jones) Kimbrell, Ardmore, Tennessee Second child, Samuel Coleman Robison (1852-1920), is paternal grandfather of Sarah R Robison Coker, Green C Robinson was Sarah's paternal gr.grandfather. Source: Sarah E Robison Coker, Evergreen, Alabama. More About Green Coleman Robinson: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama Medical Information: Condition listed as "Dumb" on US Census 1850 Limestone Co, Alabama Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1865, CSA-Co. A, 53rd ReGTN INF#50150942 Occupation: Farmer Twin: Twin to Samuel Notes for Eliza Ann Francis Rochell: Military-CSA-Widows Application-20 Jan. 1898 State of AL, County of Limestone Personally appeared before me James E. Horton, JPC. in and for said Co., Mrs. Eliza A Robinson who being by me duly sworn, deposes and says under oath: That she is the widow of Green C. Robinson. That her said husband was a Private in company A. of 53th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry; and that he did not desert the service of this State or Confederate States: That he was killed or died of disease or from wounds during or since said war: That she has not since re-married: That she is now a bona fide resident of AL and her post office address is Elkmont, Alabama That her taxable property consists of 80 acres land value, $80. and is not worth in the aggregate more than $500 and that her salary or gross income does not amount to $500 per year.And she hereby makes application for relief under said Act. Eliza A. (X) Robinson (her mark) More About Eliza Ann Francis Rochell: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama Children of Green Robinson and Eliza Rochell are: i. Mary Elizabeth Robinson, born 1856 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Addison M Scott, Sr 29 Oct 1873 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born Abt. 1858 in Limestone Co, AL; died 10 Sep 1885 in Limestone Co, AL. More About Addison M Scott, Sr: Burial: Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama 16 ii. Samuel Coleman Robison, born 04 Oct 1856 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 09 Dec 1920 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Mary Jane Hardin 07 Apr 1878 in Limestone Co, Alabama by Lewis Morris, JP home of J A Shipley. iii. Tabitha A Robinson, born 1859. iv. Eddie Coleman Robison, born 23 Jan 1872 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 16 Feb 1926 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Ella Mae Wales 30 May 1896 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 01 Jun 1875 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 05 Nov 1955 in Limestone Co, AL. More About Eddie Coleman Robison: Burial: City Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama More About Ella Mae Wales: Burial: City Cemetery, Limestone Co, Athens, Alabama 34. James Thomas Hardin, born 1843; died 07 Mar 1864 in Rock Island, Illinois. He was the son of 68. William Hardin and 69. Susan Eaves. He married 35. Nancy A Shipley 15 Sep 1859 in Limestone Co, Alabama. 35. Nancy A Shipley, born 1831 in AL. She was the daughter of 70. Elijah Shipley, Jr and 71. Jane McClure. Notes for James Thomas Hardin: Rock Island, Illinois, located on the Mississippi River, was designated a national arsenal in July 1862. As the number of Confederate prisoners grew, it was selected as an ideal location for a prison camp. Construction began in August 1863 and on December 3, 1863, the first prisoners arriveDBy the end of December, 1863, the original 468 prisoners, captured at the battle of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, had swollen to almost 5,600. The arriving prisoners brought smallpox with them. The prison doctors found 94 cases of smallpox in the first contingents to arrive, to which all the prisoners had been exposeDBecause no hospital had been built for the prisoners, the sick remained in the barracks with the healthy. Smallpox, pneumonia, and diarrhea claimed 98 prisoners and 3 guards during the month of December 1863, 231 prisoners and 4 guards in January 1864, and 350 prisoners and 10 guards in February, 1864. A report on March 4, 1864 reported the current prison population was about 7,600. By the end of July 1864, the Confederate Cemetery had a population of over 1,300, fully two-thirds of the prisoner deaths that were to occur during the life of the camp, which had been in existence only eight months. It is estimated that the peak population of the camp, at any one time, was about 8,600 This information was abstracted from the "Register of Confederate Dead Rock Island Illinois compiled in the Office of the Commissioner for Marking Graves of Confederate Dead, War Department, 1912". The complete listing along with "A Short History of the Rock Island Prison Barracks (Revised Edition)" by Otis Bryan England may be obtained from the Museum, U.S Army Armament, Munitions, & Chemical Command, Rock Island Illinois 61299-6000, no copyright. [Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About James Thomas Hardin: Burial: Prison Camp, Rock Island, Illinois Grave #746 Cause of Death: Smallpox Medical Information: Died as a result of contracting smallpox as a Confederate Prisoner of War at Rock Island POW Camp, Rock Island, Illinois Military service: Pvt CO G 7th Regiment AL Cavalry Children of James Hardin and Nancy Shipley are: i. Thomas H Hardin, born Abt. 1864. 17 ii. Mary Jane Hardin, born 07 Sep 1860 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 22 Apr 1923 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Samuel Coleman Robison 07 Apr 1878 in Limestone Co, Alabama by Lewis Morris, JP home of J A Shipley. 36. William Joshua Butcher Peace, born 1825 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 02 Jan 1889 in Mississippi Co, Arkansas. He was the son of 72. William Mask Peace and 73. Sarah S Meacham. He married 37. Elizabeth Casaway Byrd 15 Mar 1842 in Limestone Co, Alabama. 37. Elizabeth Casaway Byrd, born 1823 in Madison Co, Tennessee; died 07 Apr 1886 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 74. Michael Byrd and 75. Elizabeth Susannah Loving. More About William Joshua Butcher Peace: Census: 1870, Limestone Co, Alabama Children of William Peace and Elizabeth Byrd are: 18 i. James Pinkney Peace I, born 13 Feb 1843 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 30 Dec 1917 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Caroline Rebecca Temple 23 Nov 1865 in Limestone Co, Alabama. ii. Levi Lafayette Peace, born 1845 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1865 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. iii. Sarah Casaway Peace, born 1847 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1882 in AK; married Isaac N Chambers 24 Dec 1873 in Limestone Co, Alabama. iv. George Washington Peace, born 1849 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1902 in AK; married (1) Alice Simms; married (2) Susan E Ashburn 04 Nov 1874 in AK. v. Francis Marion Peace, born 1854 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1887 in Birmingham, Alabama; married Martha F Tyrone 17 Oct 1878 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 1858 in AL. More About Francis Marion Peace: Occupation: Shoemaker vi. Thomas Jefferson Peace, born 1857 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1861 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. vii. Josephine Susanna Peace, born 1859 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1861 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. viii. Nancy Caroline Peace, born 11 Sep 1861 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1950 in Altus, Oklahoma; married (1) Benjamin Vick; married (2) Robert William Moore 23 Feb 1881 in Jackson Co, Oklahoma; born 1858; died 1895 in Midlothian, Texas. ix. Andrew Jackson Peace, born Oct 1852 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 20 Jun 1912 in Holdenville, Hughes, Oklahoma; married Sarah Melinda Jane Lambert 05 Mar 1885 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; born 01 Dec 1861 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 16 Feb 1946 in Holdenville, Hughes Co, Oklahoma. More About Andrew Jackson Peace: Burial: Holdenville, Hughes Co, Oklahoma More About Sarah Melinda Jane Lambert: Burial: Holdenville, Hughes Co, Oklahoma x. William Robert E Lee Peace, born Jul 1864 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1947 in Altus, Oklahoma; married Ellen Unknown; born Aug 1877 in AK. 38. James M B Temple, born 1805 in VA. He married 39. Martha Holt. 39. Martha Holt, born 1813 in NC. Children of James Temple and Martha Holt are: 19 i. Caroline Rebecca Temple, born 30 Mar 1843 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 11 Sep 1923 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married James Pinkney Peace I 23 Nov 1865 in Limestone Co, Alabama. ii. Charlotte Temple, born 11 Jun 1856 in AL; died 11 Dec 1927 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married David Walker Wales 04 Dec 1873 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 12 Sep 1851 in AL; died 11 Feb 1928 in Limestone Co, Alabama. More About Charlotte Temple: Burial: Reunion Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama More About David Walker Wales: Burial: Reunion Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama iii. George Temple, born 1855. 40. William Dunn, born Bet. 1799 - 1820 in GA. He was the son of 80. Unknown Dunn and 81. Unknown Unknown. He married 41. Phadran Ann Hanks 08 Jun 1826 in Wilcox Co, Alabama. 41. Phadran Ann Hanks, born 28 Nov 1809 in SC. She was the daughter of 82. William Hanks III and 83. Sophie Reams. Notes for Phadran Ann Hanks: Phadran Hanks is possibly from the same family that produced Nancy Hanks Lincoln, the mother of Abraham Lincoln, although they are not closely connected, it is believed that Phadran's father and Nancy were second cousins.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Children of William Dunn and Phadran Hanks are: i. Elise Wesley Dunn, born 19 Nov 1829 in Wilcox Co, Alabama; died 07 Apr 1903 in AL; married Dorcas Unknown. More About Elise Wesley Dunn: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Occupation: Farmer 20 ii. William Ira Dunn, born 24 Apr 1830 in Near Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama; died 09 Jul 1902 in Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama; married (1) Mary Jane Wright; married (2) Margaret Victori Little Anderson. iii. Stephen M Dunn, born 31 Dec 1836 in Wilcox Co, Alabama; died 28 Dec 1900 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; married (1) Secludia C Unknown; born 28 Aug 1856; died 10 Mar 1938; married (2) Chiney Rigby 01 Sep 1864 in Wilcox Co, Alabama; born Bef. 1844; died Bef. 1870. More About Stephen M Dunn: Burial: Concord Cemetery, Sepulga, Conecuh Co, Alabama Census: 1830, Wilcox Co, Alabama Record Change: 24 Mar 2003 More About Chiney Rigby: Record Change: 14 Mar 2003 iv. Mary F Dunn, born 15 Mar 1839 in Wilcox Co, Alabama; died 20 May 1910 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; married William H Hanks 25 Mar 1856 in Wilcox Co, Alabama; born Bef. 1831. More About Mary F Dunn: Burial: Bethel West Cemetery, Nixonville, Conecuh Co, Alabama Census: 1830, Wilcox Co, Alabama Record Change: 26 Sep 2003 More About William H Hanks: Record Change: 24 Mar 2003 v. John B Dunn, born 1846 in Wilcox Co, Alabama; died Bef. 1870 in Wilcox Co, Alabama; married Mary M Curry 08 Jun 1866 in Wilcox Co, Alabama; born 1847 in Monroe Co, Alabama. More About John B Dunn: Ancestral File Number: #16 Record Change: 25 Mar 2003 More About Mary M Curry: Ancestral File Number: #17 Census: 29 Nov 1850, Monroe Co, Alabama Record Change: 28 Apr 2003 vi. Thomas Dunn, born 1847 in Wilcox Co, Alabama. vii. Ann Elizabeth Dunn, born 1850 in Wilcox Co, Alabama. 42. John Wright, born 11 Oct 1803 in Darlington Co, South Carolina; died 05 May 1867 in Conecuh Co, Alabama. He was the son of 84. David Wright and 85. Eunice Pierce. He married 43. Elizabeth Jane Taylor 1824. 43. Elizabeth Jane Taylor, born 01 Jun 1811 in Georgia; died 03 Jul 1895 in Conecuh Co, Alabama. Notes for John Wright: Pioneer settlers of Conecuh Co, the Wright's came to Alabama via Georgia and their lineage traces back to Virginia. John was a prosperous planter. He died in the 1860's leaving a few thousand acres to his several children. He was a minor slave holder as well. [Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About John Wright: Burial: Concord Methodist Church Cemetery, Conecuh, Co Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Elizabeth Jane Taylor: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 Children of John Wright and Elizabeth Taylor are: i. Infant Wright, died in Conecuh Co, Alabama. More About Infant Wright: Burial: Concord Meth Ch Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 ii. Sara Wright, married J Z Watson. More About Sara Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About J Z Watson: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 iii. William J Wright, born 1827; died 1868; married Nancy J Hanks; born 03 Jul 1830; died 1910. More About William J Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Nancy J Hanks: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 iv. Martha Wright, born 24 Aug 1828 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 12 Oct 1899 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; married (1) John R Barfield; married (2) Orlando Christopher Tisdale; born 04 Sep 1829 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; died 28 Aug 1865 in US Marine Hospital, Cincinatti, Ohio. More About Martha Wright: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Orlando Christopher Tisdale: Cause of Death: Civil War Casualty, POW in US Marine Hospital, Cincinati, Ohio Military service: Confederate Army Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 v. David Wright, born 1832; married (1) Sallie Cox; married (2) Ida Smith. More About David Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Sallie Cox: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 vi. Thompson Wright, born 1834. More About Thompson Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 vii. Eunice Wright, born 05 Feb 1834; died Sep 1836 in Conecuh Co, Alabama. Notes for Eunice Wright: [davidwright.FTW] Eunice died at age 2. More About Eunice Wright: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 viii. John Wright, born 1836. More About John Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 ix. Jonathan Wright, born 1838. More About Jonathan Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 21 x. Mary Jane Wright, born 28 Jul 1838 in Alabama; died 01 Jun 1889; married William Ira Dunn. xi. Caroline Wright, born 1840; married Ike Russell. More About Caroline Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Ike Russell: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 xii. Serena Ann Wright, born 24 Sep 1842; died 20 Sep 1915 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Sgt Thomas Armstrong Jones 13 Dec 1866; born 1841 in Montgomery, Alabama; died 1917 in Conecuh Co, Alabama. More About Serena Ann Wright: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Sgt Thomas Armstrong Jones: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 xiii. Josephine Wright, born 1844; married John Mixon. More About Josephine Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About John Mixon: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 xiv. Washington Columbus Wright, born 19 Aug 1846; died 23 Dec 1914; married Margaret Isabella Jones 24 Dec 1867 in Conecuh County, Alabama; born 20 May 1844; died 14 Aug 1914. More About Washington Columbus Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Margaret Isabella Jones: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 xv. Joshua S Wright, born 17 Nov 1848; died 30 Jul 1855. More About Joshua S Wright: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 xvi. Infant Wright, born 03 Feb 1853; died 03 Feb 1853. More About Infant Wright: Burial: Concord Methodist Cemetery, Conecuh Co, Alabama 44. Sampson Robertson, born 12 Jan 1809 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 29 Mar 1863 in Clarke Co, Alabama. He was the son of 88. Russell Robertson, Jr and 89. Bathsheba Cotton. He married 45. Cecilia Rotton Jan 1831 in Edgfield, South Carolina. 45. Cecilia Rotton, born 10 May 1809 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 15 Oct 1880 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 90. William Rotton, Jr and 91. Lydia Lovelace. Children of Sampson Robertson and Cecilia Rotton are: i. James M Robertson, born 14 Oct 1831. ii. Capt. John Allen Robertson, born 02 Jan 1833 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 01 Mar 1892 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; married Sarah Jane Hardy 20 Mar 1860 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co. AL. iii. Mary Jane Robertson, born 22 Jan 1835; died 08 Jan 1904; married Blakely Johnson Relfe 22 Jul 1857 in Letohetchi, Alabama. iv. Sarah Frances Robertson, born 06 Nov 1838 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 12 Sep 1868 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; married Thomas Jefferson Salley 28 Jan 1866. More About Sarah Frances Robertson: Burial: Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama v. Ann Elizabeth Robertson, born 14 Jan 1841. vi. Lucinda Melissa Robertson, born 14 Apr 1844; died 09 Jan 1900 in Evergreen, Alabama. More About Lucinda Melissa Robertson: Burial: Evergreen, Alabama vii. Caroline Roxanna Robertson, born 05 Oct 1846 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 1914; married Charles Graves Russell 29 Sep 1870 in Lowndes Co, Alabama; born 24 Mar 1837 in Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 14 Jan 1919 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. Notes for Caroline Roxanna Robertson: Caroline is a twin sister to Emma.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Charles Graves Russell: Military service: Confederate Army viii. Emma Roselda Robertson, born 05 Oct 1846 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 13 May 1925. Notes for Emma Roselda Robertson: Emma was a twin sister to Caroline Roxanna[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Emma was a twin sister to Caroline Roxanna More About Emma Roselda Robertson: Burial: Evergreen, Alabama 22 ix. Samuel Joseph Robertson, born 20 Mar 1849 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 23 Dec 1922 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married (1) Eugenia Adelaide Donaldson 01 Dec 1870 in Sandy Ridge, Alabama; married (2) Mary Elizabeth Donaldson 15 Nov 1898 in Montgomery, Alabama. x. Ella Virgina Didemia Robertson, born 08 Nov 1851 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 23 Oct 1935 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married George Leonides Sloan 20 Apr 1899; born 11 Apr 1854; died 10 Mar 1928 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. Notes for Ella Virgina Didemia Robertson: Ella did not stay married to George for very long. She spent the last years of her life living with her neice Gilma Robertson Dunn in Evergreen, Alabama.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Ella Virgina Didemia Robertson: Burial: Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama More About George Leonides Sloan: Burial: Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama 46. Elza Richard Donaldson, born 03 Dec 1819 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 26 Mar 1892 in Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama. He was the son of 92. Gosper Donaldson and 93. Margaret Bland. He married 47. Alletha Hambrick 29 Jan 1846. 47. Alletha Hambrick, born Abt. 1830 in Lowndes Couny, Alabama; died 1869 in Lowndes Couny, Alabama. She was the daughter of 94. Meshak Hambrick and 95. Rebecca Kelly. More About Elza Richard Donaldson: Burial: Concord Cemetery Notes for Alletha Hambrick: Alletha died when her daughter, Eugenia, was in her late teens or early 20'S [Robison Family Master File.FTW] Alletha died when her daughter, Eugenia, was in her late teens or early 20'S [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Alletha died when her daughter, Eugenia, was in her late teens or early 20'S [Robison Family Master File.FTW] Alletha died when her daughter, Eugenia, was in her late teens or early 20'S Children of Elza Donaldson and Alletha Hambrick are: 23 i. Eugenia Adelaide Donaldson, born 20 Sep 1846 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 27 Sep 1897 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Samuel Joseph Robertson 01 Dec 1870 in Sandy Ridge, Alabama. ii. Mary Elizabeth Donaldson, born Sep 1852; died 12 Feb 1938 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Samuel Joseph Robertson 15 Nov 1898 in Montgomery, Alabama; born 20 Mar 1849 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 23 Dec 1922 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. Notes for Samuel Joseph Robertson: Samuel moved his family to Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama for its "curative" mineral water. Eugenia was an invalid and it was believed that the water in Evergreen would be beneficial to her.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Samuel Joseph Robertson: Burial: Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama Occupation: 1870, Tax Assessor iii. Walter Lowndes Donaldson, born 09 Dec 1855; died 06 Apr 1898. iv. Frances Ladeska Donaldson, born May 1857; died 1934; married M William Robert Wallace. v. Thomas Watts Donaldson, Sr, born 05 Dec 1861; died 16 Apr 1934; married Margaret Relfe. 56. Ephraim Lane Bassett, Sr, born 07 Feb 1779 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 12 Mar 1867 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 112. William Bassett and 113. Anna Lane. He married 57. Tabitha Newton 19 Jan 1804 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. 57. Tabitha Newton, born 1781; died 24 Apr 1865 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 114. Lemuel Newton and 115. Unknown Unknown. Notes for Ephraim Lane Bassett, Sr: From Bassett Family listings in "History of Hardwick, Massachusetts" by Lucius R Paige copyright 1883: Ephraim, the father, resided in the southwest part of Hardwick and afterward Enfield where he died 12 March 1867; his wife Tabitha died at Enfield 24 April 1865 aged nearly 88 years.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Ephraim Lane Bassett, Sr: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Old Age More About Tabitha Newton: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Children of Ephraim Bassett and Tabitha Newton are: i. Lemuel Newton Bassett, born 10 Oct 1804 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 06 Dec 1857 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. More About Lemuel Newton Bassett: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Accident ii. Cloe Lane Bassett, born 04 Jun 1807 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. iii. Calvin Harvey Bassett, born 15 Aug 1809 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 10 Oct 1890 in Enfield, Massachusetts; married (1) Elizabeth M Newton Bef. 1838; born 1803 in Enfield, Massachusetts; died 28 Feb 1851 in Enfield, Massachusetts; married (2) Susan Freeman Newton 06 Dec 1854 in Enfield, Massachusetts; born 1820 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA; died 23 Dec 1902 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA. Notes for Calvin Harvey Bassett: Calvin H Bassett is one of many family members who died prior to the construction of Quabbin Reservoir which, when built, caused the dissolution of the towns of Enfield, Prescott, Dana and Greenwich Massachusetts. Many of the Bassett's were originally interred in the church cemeteries of the local towns only to be reinterred between 1934 and 1937. Edward H Bassett was listed as being the lot representative on many of the burial records. [Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About Calvin Harvey Bassett: Burial: Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts (reinterred) Cause of Death: Catarrhal Pneumonia Occupation: Farmer More About Susan Freeman Newton: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Exhaustion and Old Age iv. William Watson Bassett, born 25 Jul 1811 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. v. Tabitha Gilson Bassett, born 22 Nov 1813 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 13 Mar 1896 in Enfield, Massachusetts. Notes for Tabitha Gilson Bassett: Tabitha's will mentions her sister Lydia A Guthrie and her nephew, Edward H Bassett, son of Ralph Harmon Bassett.[Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About Tabitha Gilson Bassett: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Apoplexy vi. Ephraim Lane Bassett, Jr, born 03 May 1816 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 21 Nov 1829 in Enfield, Massachusetts. Notes for Ephraim Lane Bassett, Jr: Inscribed on Ephraim's headstone: "Stop youth & read as you pass by As you are now so once was I As I am now you soon must be So prepare to follow me"[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Ephraim Lane Bassett, Jr: Burial: Reinterred at Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts vii. Masa Newland Bassett, born 27 Oct 1818 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. viii. Lydia A Bassett, born Jun 1821 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 19 Dec 1905; married Unknown Guthrie. More About Lydia A Bassett: Baptism: 24 Jun 1821 Burial: Quabbin Park Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts 28 ix. Ralph Harmon Bassett, born Abt. 1823 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 13 Mar 1861 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; married Mary Ann Blodgett 07 Oct 1847 in By John W Dadman at Enfield, Massachusetts. 58. Nelson Blodgett, born 16 Jul 1804 in Fitzwilliam, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire; died 14 Jul 1882 in Orange, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 116. Levi Blodgett and 117. Keziah Puffer. He married 59. Betsy Fischer 25 Jun 1826. 59. Betsy Fischer, born 17 Oct 1810 in New Salem, Massachusetts; died 02 Jun 1857 in Hardwick, Massachusetts. More About Nelson Blodgett: Burial: Central Cemetery, Orange, Massachusetts More About Betsy Fischer: Burial: Central Cemetery, Orange, Massachusetts Children of Nelson Blodgett and Betsy Fischer are: i. Emeline Blodgett, born 16 Jun 1827 in New Salem, Massachusetts; married Albert Rogers; born Abt. 1833 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 29 ii. Mary Ann Blodgett, born 07 Sep 1828 in New Salem, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; died 09 Mar 1861 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; married Ralph Harmon Bassett 07 Oct 1847 in By John W Dadman at Enfield, Massachusetts. iii. Amos Blodgett, born 12 Mar 1832 in New Salem, Massachusetts; died 13 Dec 1914 in Orange, Massachusetts; married (1) Susan Merriam 02 Apr 1860 in Orange, Massachusetts; born 06 May 1822 in New Salem, Massachusetts; died 28 Feb 1882 in Orange, Massachusetts; married (2) Ellen M Bacon 19 Apr 1888; born Oct 1867. More About Amos Blodgett: Burial: Center Cemetery, Orange, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Arteriosclerosis More About Susan Merriam: Cause of Death: Apoplexy iv. Alfreda Blodgett, born 03 May 1834 in Wendell, Massachusetts; married William Morse Aldrich 23 Jun 1853 in Wendell, Massachusetts; born 14 May 1833 in Belchertown, Massachusetts; died 12 Dec 1872 in Belchertown, Massachusetts. v. Marble Blodgett, born 22 Feb 1837 in Orange, Massachusetts; died 11 Jun 1910; married Harriet Pratt 24 Nov 1859 in Leverett, Massachusetts; born Abt. 1837 in Halifax, Windham Co, Vermont. vi. William Henry Blodgett, born 18 Sep 1839 in New Salem, Massachusetts; married Lucy Maria Merrill; born 05 Jun 1844 in Amesbury, Massachusetts; died 07 Feb 1906. More About William Henry Blodgett: Military service: Civil War Veteran vii. Caroline S Blodgett, born 02 Apr 1842 in Orange, Massachusetts; died 16 Apr 1934 in Monson, Massachusetts; married Thomas Sutcliffe 07 Apr 1859 in Wales, Massachusetts; born May 1831 in England. More About Caroline S Blodgett: Burial: Hillside Cemetery, Monson, Massachusetts 60. Thomas Tuggey, born 1809 in England; died 10 Jun 1881 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. He married 61. Harriett Baker. 61. Harriett Baker, born Abt. 1814 in England; died 19 Nov 1867 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co, Massachusetts. More About Thomas Tuggey: Burial: Pittsfield, Berkshire Co, Massachusetts Notes for Harriett Baker: [Broderbund Family Archive #273, ED1, Passenger Lists: New York, Date of Import: 17 Jan 2002, Internal ReF#1.273.1.12518.28] This record is surely that of Harriet's entry into the US with her 3 oldest children. It list "Mrs Fuggen" of the correct age, a daughter "Ema" of the correct age, a son "William" of the correct age and a son "Joseph" of the correct age. Her youngest daughter, Hester, was born in 1851 after the family had settled in. The individuals who wrote the ship's manifests certainly wrote what they heard, in this case "Mrs Fuggen" rather than "Mrs Tuggey"? It's all in the way you say it![Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Broderbund Family Archive #273, ED1, Passenger Lists: New York, Date of Import: 17 Jan 2002, Internal ReF#1.273.1.12518.28] Individual: Mgt Fuggen Gender: Female Age: 36 Country of Origin: England Family Number: 19188789 Ship Name: William Rathbone Port of Departure: Liverpool Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: Sep 30, 1850 Nat'l Archives Series No.: M237 Microfilm Number: 92 Children of Thomas Tuggey and Harriett Baker are: i. Emma Tuggey, born Abt. 1837 in Bath, Somerset, England. Notes for Emma Tuggey: [Broderbund Family Archive #273, ED1, Passenger Lists: New York, Date of Import: 17 Jan 2002, Internal ReF#1.273.1.12518.26] Individual: Ema Fuggen Gender: Female Age: 13 Country of Origin: England Family Number: 19188789 Ship Name: William Rathbone Port of Departure: Liverpool Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: Sep 30, 1850 Nat'l Archives Series No.: M237 Microfilm Number: 92 This record is surely that of Emma's entry into the US. It list "Mrs Fuggen" of the correct age, a brother "William" of the correct age and a brother "Joseph" of the correct age. Her younger sister was born in 1851 after the family had settled in.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Emma Tuggey: Occupation: Weaver ii. William A Tuggey, born 04 Aug 1839 in Bath, Somersetshire, England; died 18 Oct 1912 in CA; married (1) Eliza Ann Kittle 26 Oct 1862 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts; married (2) Ophelia A Hurd 27 Jan 1870 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts; born 1848; married (3) Rhoda Matilda Wilkins 01 Jan 1875; born 13 Oct 1843 in Twerton, Somerset, England. Notes for William A Tuggey: This record may possibly refer to this William Tuggey: "Enlisted as a Private on 03 September 1862 at the age of 24 Enlisted in Company A, 49th Infantry Regiment Massachusetts on 18 September 1862 was Wounded on 27 May 1863 Mustered out on 01 September 1863 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts Sources: Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the Civil War. (MASSCW) Published in 1931-37 by Adjutant General" From Ancestry.com records 463872-463872 of 2642757 There is a William Tuggey who applied for a Civil War Veterans pension listing A49 Massachusetts Infantry and the fact that he was an invalid. The application was made in California. This may very well be the correct William as his age at enlistment in 1862 was 24 which would make his date of birth 1838 just 9 years before Joseph B Tuggey, Sr. who we know was born in 1847. [Broderbund Family Archive #273, ED1, Passenger Lists: New York, Date of Import: 17 Jan 2002, Internal ReF#1.273.1.12518.29] Individual: William Fuggen Gender: Male Age: 10 Country of Origin: England Family Number: 19188789 Ship Name: William Rathbone Port of Departure: Liverpool Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: Sep 30, 1850 Nat'l Archives Series No.: M237 Microfilm Number: 92 This immigration record is surely that of William's entry into the US. It list "Mrs Fuggen" of the correct age, a sister "Ema" of the correct age and a brother "Joseph" of the correct age. His youngest sister, Hester, was born in 1851 after the family had settled in.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] From the research of Steven Carey: Event: served 9 mos as a Private of Capt. Israel C. Weller's Co. "A" 49th Regiment Massachusettts Volunteer Infantry, Col. Wm. F. Bartlett commanding. Military Service 9/18/1862 Pittsfield, Massachusetts Event: Military Induction June, 1862 Berkshire Co. MA Event: Honorable Discharge Military Discharge 09/01/1863 Pittsfield, Massachusetts Note: Wounded during the charge on Port Hudson, Louisiana, by a gunshot in his throat and was sent to a hospital, but did not remain, he being treated in camp for the injury until able for duty. Served 9 mos as a Private of Capt. Israel C. Weller's Co. "A" Regiment Massachusettts Volunteer Infantry, Col. Wm. F. Bartlett commanding. Honorable Discharge More About William A Tuggey: Occupation: Cabinet Maker 30 iii. Joseph Baker Tuggey, Sr, born 13 Apr 1847 in Bath, Somerset, England; died 15 Apr 1923 in Springfield, Massachusetts; married Frances Marian Bailey 22 Apr 1869 in Oswego, New York. iv. Hester Selina Tuggey, born 13 Jan 1851 in Hudson, New York; died 28 May 1913 in Hindsdale, Berkshire Co, Massachusetts; married John Forward 24 Dec 1868 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts; born 27 Sep 1839 in Twerton (District), Bath, Somerset, England; died 06 Mar 1931 in Lakeland, Florida. More About Hester Selina Tuggey: Burial: Pittsfield, Berkshire Co, Massachusetts Cause of Death: Gall stones and hepatitis Notes for John Forward: John Forward bought and lumber/saw mill in Hinsdale, Massachusetts and moved there shortly after. He also made cider which he sold locally.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] John Forward bought and lumber/saw mill in Hinsdale, Massachusetts and moved there shortly after. He also made cider which he sold locally. More About John Forward: Burial: Pittsfield, Berkshire Co, Massachusetts Occupation: Works in a woolen mill 62. Alfred Bailey, born 02 Aug 1808 in Westmoreland, New York; died 22 Dec 1887. He married 63. Angeline Gates. 63. Angeline Gates, born 04 Apr 1814 in Mexico, Oswego Co, New York; died 22 Dec 1858 in Oswego, Oswego Co, New York. She was the daughter of 126. Eliphez Gates and 127. Unknown Unknown. Notes for Alfred Bailey: Alfred apparently remarried after the death of his wife in 1858. A letter from "Auntie Perham" from Oswego, New York is dated Friday Feb /87 (sic) to her niece, Frances, Alfred's daughter. It refers to a loving Mother (Angeline Gates) but then to "your Father's wife" the possessions of whom Alfred "has given out and out to strangers". This situation brought comfort to Auntie Perham who seemed to delight in the thought that the second Mrs Bailey would end up with nothing.[Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About Alfred Bailey: Occupation: Engineer Children of Alfred Bailey and Angeline Gates are: i. Edward N Bailey, born 17 May 1835 in Whitesboro, Oneida Co, New York; died 03 Aug 1863 in Oswego, Oswego Co, New York. More About Edward N Bailey: Occupation: Clerk (1850 Federal Census) ii. Harriet E Bailey, born 21 May 1838 in Mexico, Oswego Co, New York; died 23 Jul 1900 in Plainfield, New Jersey. 31 iii. Frances Marian Bailey, born 24 Apr 1846 in Mexico, Oswego Co, New York; died 29 Mar 1924 in Springfield, Massachusetts; married Joseph Baker Tuggey, Sr 22 Apr 1869 in Oswego, New York. iv. Joseph C Bailey, born 07 Aug 1852 in Oswego, Oswego Co, New York; died 19 Aug 1854 in Oswego, Oswego Co, New York. Generation No. 7 64. Hezekiah Robertson, born 1784 in Virginia; died 19 Jun 1852 in Robinson Hollow, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama. He was the son of 128. Jonathan Robertson and 129. Unknown Unknown. He married 65. Tabitha Grantham 14 Dec 1816 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. 65. Tabitha Grantham, born 27 May 1793 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died 13 Jan 1884 in Robinson Hollow, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 130. Richard Grantham, Sr and 131. Frances Amis. Notes for Hezekiah Robertson: Comments on Hezekiah's year of birth: "Hezekiah's date of birth has been in some dispute. His tombstone states that he was 75 years of age when he died in 1852 which would make his year of birth approximately 1777. There are 3 issues to keep in mind: 1) The engraver of his tombstone misspelled both Hezekiah's first name and his last name as "Hesakiah Robrson". There is little doubt he may also have also gotten his age wronG 2) Hezekiah himself gave his age as between 50 and 60 on the US Federal Census in 1840, which, if indeed he was born in 1784, would make his age of 56 match both the 1784 time frame and the 50-60 year old range. 3) The 1850 US Federal Census conforms to the 1840 Census where Hezekiah (or perhaps his wife Tabitha) lists his age as 66. This is in perfect alignment with the age range in the 1840 census and the year of birth as 1784. One non-conforming issue: The 1830 census lists Hezekiah, with his surname spelled ROBINSON, as being between 50 and 60. The mystery continues! " Dave Robison ***************************************************************************************************************************************************** Hezekiah first married Anne Grantham. When Anne passed away, he married her younger sister Tabitha. Hezekiah and Tabitha had 10 children together. Most of these children went by the name ROBINSON instead of ROBERTSON. William used ROBISON in the 1870 census. ***************************************************************************************************************************************************** From the research of Joey Robinson: "Hezekiah joined Andrew Jackson's Tennessee Volunteers and went to New Orleans, War of 1812. He moved with his family from East Tennessee to Giles Co., Tennessee where his wife dieD Then, he moved back to East Tennessee and married his first wife's sister. He then moved to Limestone Co, Alabama, about 1818 where he homesteaded land about 5 miles from where he had lived in Giles Co., Tennessee. The area became known as Robinson Hollow. One of this older sons went out west, probably John. The other, probably Dick, remained in Limestone Co." COLONEL PHILIP PIPKIN ***************************************************************************************************************************************************** DESIGNATION: 1st Regiment West Tennessee Militia DATES: June 1814 - December 1814 MEN MOSTLY FROM: Robertson, Williamson, Davidson, Giles, Hickman, Maury, Sumner, and Wilson Counties CAPTAINS: James Blakemore, Ebenezer Kilpatrick, William Mackay(Mackey), George Mebane, Henry M Newlin, John Robertson, Peter Searcy, John Strother, David Smythe BRIEF HISTORY: This regiment of about 960 men was ordered to man the various forts of the Mississippi Territory: Forts Jackson, Williams, Strother, Claiborne, and Pierce. Many of the men were stationed in the vicinity of Mobile, where disease put large numbers of them on sick lists. The unrest caused by such conditions led to a high desertion rate throughout the regiment. The desertions, along with enlistment disputes, led to court martials in December 1814 at Mobile, resulting in the execution of six soldiers on 21 February 1815 -- on the next day, news of the peace treaty arriveDThe court martial was reviewed by the House Committee on Military Affairs in Washington (1828), probably to embarrass Andrew Jackson, who was then running for the office of president." From:Tennessee State Library and Archives Historical and Genealogical Information -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HEZEKIAH (m) "Jehovah strengthens" from Hebrew hizqiyah. This is name of a king of Judah in the Old Testament. REGIMENTAL HISTORIES OF TENNESSEE UNITS DURING THE WAR OF 1812 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prepared by Tom Kanon, Tennessee State Library and Archives ____________________________________________________________________________________ Hezekiah is listed on Company Muster Rolls as having enlisted on 20 June 1814 for a period till 20 December 1814. He was present at the roll taken 22 June 1814 at Fayetteville; absent on 19 december from Camp Alexander with a notation: "Left sick at Fort Montgomery Nov 27, 1814"; and present for the roll taken 27 January, 1815 at Fayetteville. It was during this time frame that his first wife Ann took sick and died on 12 October 1814. On the "Company Pay Roll", his dates of service and pay are listed as follows: "Roll dated Jan 27, 1815. Commencement of service or of this settlement, June 20, 1814. Expiration of service or of this settlement, Jan 27, 1815. Term of service charged, 7 months, 7 days. Pay per month, 8 dollars, ___cents. Amount of pay, 57 dollars, 80 cents." All 4 documents are signed by H D Knapp, copyist. ____________________________________________________________________________________ James A Robinson of Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama: "Hezekiah joined Andrew Jackson's Tennessee Volunteers and went to New Orleans (War of 1812). He moved his family from eastern TN to Giles Co, Tennessee where his first wife dieD He moved back to eastern TN and married his first wife's sister. He then moved to Limestone Co, Alabama ca 1818 where he homesteaded land about five miles from where he had lived in Giles Co. The area became known as 'Robinson Hollow'. One of his sons went out west (probably John). The other (probably Dick) remained in Limestone Co" [Brøderbund Family Archive #316, ED1, Census Index: U.S Selected Counties, 1840, Date of Import: 23 Dec 2001, Internal ReF#1.316.1.9822.103] Individual: Robertson, Hezekiah Co/State: Limestone Co, Alabama Page #: 137 Year: 1840[Brøderbund Family Archive #316, ED1, Census Index: U.S Selected Counties, 1840, Date of Import: 28 May 2002, Internal ReF#1.316.1.9822.103] [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] "Colonel Philip Pipkin" DESIGNATION: 1st Regiment West Tennessee Militia DATES: June 1814 - December 1814 MEN MOSTLY FROM: Robertson, Williamson, Davidson, Giles, Hickman, Maury, Sumner, and Wilson Counties CAPTAINS: James Blakemore, Ebenezer Kilpatrick, William Mackay (Mackey), George Mebane, Henry M Newlin, John Robertson, Peter Searcy, John Strother, David Smythe BRIEF HISTORY: This regiment of about 960 men was ordered to man various forts of the Mississippi Territory: Forts Jackson, Williams, Strother, Claiborne, and Pierce. Many of the men were stationed in the vicinity of Mobile, where disease put large numbers of them on sick lists. The unrest caused by such conditions led to a high deseration rate throughout the regiment. The desertions, along with enlistment disputes, led to court martials in December 1814 at Mobile, resulting in the execution of six soldiers on 21 February 1815 -- on the next day, news of the peace treaty arriveD The court martial was reviewed by the House Committee on Military Affairs in Washington (1828), probably to embarrass Andrew Jackson, who was then running for the office of president. From: Tennessee State Library and Archives Historical and Genealogical Information REGIMENTAL HISTORIES OF TENNESSEE UNITS DURING THE WAR OF 1812 Prepared by Tom Kanon, Tennessee State Library and Archives Hezekiah is listed on Company Muster Rolls as having enlisted on 20 June 1914 for a period till 20 December 1814. He was present at the roll taken 22 June 1814 at Fayetteville: absent on 19 December from Camp Alexander with the notion: "Left sick at Fort Montgomery Nov. 27, 1814"; and present for the roll taken 27 January 1815 at Fayetteville. It was during this time frame that his first wife Ann took sick and died on 12 October 1814. On the "Company Pay Roll", his dates of service and pay are listed as follows: "Roll dated Jan. 27, 1815. Commencement of service or of thes settlemant, June 20, 1814. Expiration of service or of this settlement, Jan.27, 1815. Term of service charged, 7 mounths, 7 days. Pay per month, 8 dollars,__cents. Amount of pay 57 dollars, 80 cents." All 4 documents are signed by H DKnapp, copyist. James A Robinson of Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama: "Hezekiah joined Andrew Jackson's Tennessee Volunteers and went to New Orleans (War of 1812). He moved his family from eastern Tn to Giles County, Tennessee where his first wife dieD He moved back to eastern TN and married his first wife's sister. He then moved to Limestone County, Alabama ca 1818 where he homesteaded land about five miles from where he had lived in Giles County. The area became know as 'Robinson Hollow'. One of his sons went out west (probably John). The other (probably Dick) remained in Limestone County.' The third child, William G"Bill" had two daughters. Tom survived the Civil War and stopped off in Pickens County where he married and had a family. (According to the Thomas DRobertson family, Tom came to Pickens Co., Al at about the age of 15). Have not been able to document Thomas Civil War service. Gale was not married and died in the Civil War. Bose 'Amos" was a midget, never weighing more than 28 pounds and lived to be 21 or 22 years old. (Records show he died at 21 years of age.) George was married and died in the Civil War. Hezekiah Calvin (Jim's father) was veteran of Civil War. Green had a twin brother named Sam who died young. I (Jim) didn't know anything about Arthur C. Mary Jane married a Rochell and had 4 sons. He died in Civil War. Source: Mr. James - "Jim' - Alfred Robinson gave this data to his oldest daughter, Bertha. Information furnished to Sarah Robison Coker. Land Record: United States of America, Bureau of Land Management Certificate No. 13239, Hezekiah Robertson of Limestone County, Alabama had deposited in the GENERAL LAND OFFICE of the United States, a Certificate of the REGISTER OF THE LAND OFFICE at Huntsville whereby it appears that full payment has been made by the said Hezekiah Robertson according to the provisions for the Act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820 entitled " An act making further provision for the sale of Public Lands," for the North West Quarter of the North East Quarter of Section Eight in Township One of Range Four West in the District of Lands Subject to Sale at Huntsville, Alabama, containing Thirty-nine acres and ninety-nine hundredths of an acre, dated the tenth day of May, 1848. Directions to Robinson Cemetery furnished by Anita Leathers: From downtown Athens. Go north on Jefferson Street. At Elm Street keep going straight - Jefferson Street turns in to Hwy 127. Bear left at the fork (about 3 miles north of Elm St.) and continue north another 4-5 miles. You'll go down a steep hill, cross Sulfer Creek and go back up a steep hill. Elkmont Rural Village will be on your left as you reach the top of the hill. Pass Piggly Wiggly (on your right) and turn right at the next intersection. This will be Upper Fort Hampton RD Carter's/Gin B'bcue is on the right at this intersection. Go through the town of Elkmont bearing left at the first curve (Amoco & town hall on your right; miscellaneous antique marts on your left); you will pass the turn off for Elkmont high School and the local gin. Ft Hampton RDbears off to the right just past the high school and gin, but you need to go straight onto Veto RD Veto RDis a narrow winding road for starters! Approximately 1 1/2 - 2 miles, Robinson Rd will be on your right. Turn right and go about 1/2 -3/4 mile. The cemetery is on your left in a secluded area of a field on a slight hillside. You have to cross the creek to get to it and it can barely be seen from the road. More About Hezekiah Robertson: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama Census: 1840, Limestone Co., Elkmont, Alabama Military service: 1812, War of 1812 Notes for Tabitha Grantham: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Tabitha filed for Hezekiah's War of 1812 pension. Had to file under 3 names before finding the name Hezekiah served under. She sent a page from the Grantham bible to verfiy her marriage to Hezekiah Robinson/Robison/Robertson. Page from the Bible was returned to Tabitha. She was awarded her pension on May 22, 1879 Pension #24235, to have started on March 9, 1878, at eight dollars a month. Reniburg Clerk, ReG225819-55. Sarah Robison Coker, Evergreen, Alabama furnished a copy of Tabitha's pension application and pages of birth and marriages from the Grantham Bible. More About Tabitha Grantham: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama Marriage Notes for Hezekiah Robertson and Tabitha Grantham: [Robertson 1740 from brdennis.FTW] From the research of Kim Dean: A family story is that during the War of 1812, Hezekiah took a flat bottom boat to New Orleans from his home in Giles Co., Tennessee. When he returned, Ann Grantham had died and her sister Tabitha had come to care for the children. Hezekiah then married Tabitha. From Grainger Co, Tennessee Marriage Bonds and Licences 1796-1837, Book #1 (compiled by Billie Wyrick Kennerly): Bond only done by John Kirkham.[RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Marriage bond was posted for Robertson, Kiah/Hezekiah and Tabitha Grantham, December 8, 1816, B John Kirkham, Bond Only. Family Bible shows married January 1807. Source: TENNESSEE GRANGER COUNTY, Marriage Bonds and Licenses, 1796 - 1837, BOOK NO. 1, Complied by, Billie wyrick Kennerly, 1925 Richmond Ave., Houston, Texas 77006. Grantham Family Bible. Children of Hezekiah Robertson and Tabitha Grantham are: i. William G Robison, born 20 Aug 1818 in Tennessee; died 11 Feb 1907 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Mary A Pinnick 04 Mar 1855 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born Abt. 1834. Notes for William G Robison: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Ida Robinson had a sister (Unknown name) who also married a Hargrove. Source: Sarah Coker, 245 Newton Pkwy, Evergreen, Alabama 36401-2616. More About William G Robison: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama Occupation: 1850, Census Reports him as a Cabinet Maker ii. Thomas D Robertson, born 03 Mar 1820 in Limeston Co, Alabama; died 19 Mar 1905 in Union Chapel Community, Pickens Co, Alabama; married Mary Ann Sophronia Watts Abt. 1849 in Pickens Co, Alabama; born 20 Jul 1830 in Pickens Co, Alabama; died 23 Oct 1929 in Pickens Co, Alabama. Notes for Thomas D Robertson: [Robertson from WINFIELD.FTW] *Thomas DRobertson was born March 3, 1820 in Alabama and died March 19, 1905 in Pickens Co, Alabama. He is buried at Franconia cemetery which is located on the old Carrollton to Aliceville road This was originally the site of a Presbyterian church that was founded in 1837. Thomas Robertson came from Limestone Co, Alabama at about the age of 15 years. The story that has been handed down was that he came down the Tombigbee river on a riverboat that was carrying cotton south and he got off in Aliceville about the year 1835. On 1850 census records does not show value of real estate for Thomas Robertson, but shows father-in-law James R Watts real estate value as $2,500. Robertson and Watts lived on adjoining property. The 1860 census shows Thomas D Robinson/Robertson value of real estate as $1,200 and value of personal estate at $8,000. Father-in-law living on adjoining property, real estate value $6,000, personal estate valued at $27,000. In 1870 census Thomas Roberson/Robertson value of real estate had dropped to $400, personal estate to $550. Assume the drop in real estate value and value of personal estate was because of the Civil War 1861-1865. **This is a partial list of the many land deeds of the Robertson Family and related families located at the Probate Building, Carrollton, Pickens Co, Alabama. Most of the following are of T Dand Mary Robertson to other family members. Book L - Page 195, 281, 301, 313, 316, 331, 126, 386, 378, 373, 98, 96, 82, 76, 78, 382, 33 Book K - Page 171, 231, 246, 332, 344, 386 **Pickens Co, Alabama research by: Jerry G French,14070 Boswell Rd., Coker, Alabama 35452 205-339-6741 *Source: Charles C Etheridge, great-grandson of Thomas DRobertson More About Thomas D Robertson: Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery, Pickens Co, Alabama Military service: Served in the Civil War Occupation: Farmer More About Mary Ann Sophronia Watts: Burial: 24 Oct 1929, Franconia/Oak Grove Cemetery, Pickens Co, Alabama Cause of Death: Senility Occupation: Housewife Marriage Notes for Thomas Robertson and Mary Watts: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Unable to get marriage record for Mary Watts and Thomas Robertson. Courthouse in Carrollton, Pickens Co, Alabama burned twice. On April 5, 1865, by troups of the Union Army. A freedman Henry Wells was accused of burning the second on November 16, 1876. He was arrested in January, 1878 and held in the garret. iii. Private Gale C Robinson, born 1823 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 14 Jun 1865 in Point Lookout, Maryland POW Camp. Notes for Private Gale C Robinson: Could this be Gale Robinson? Robinson, G R, Colorado G 30 ALA, Confed Sldr Pow Died At Ft Mchenry Balto, Md, * [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Gale C Robinson lisited as Private in Company C 35th Alabama Regiment, died 14 June 1865 and is buried in the Confederate Cemetery [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Could this be Gale Robinson? Robinson, GR, Colorado G 30 Ala, Confed Sldr Pow died at Ft Mchenry Balto, Md. Source: Dave Robison More About Private Gale C Robinson: Burial: Confederate Cemetery, Point Lookout, Maryland Cause of Death: Civil War Casualty Military service: CSA-Sgt., Co. C, 35th Al, Inf.-Listed on Point Lookout Prison Camp for Confederates monuments; Prison: Point Lookout iv. Bose Robinson, born 1825 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1846. Notes for Bose Robinson: [Robertson 1740 from brdennis.FTW] Bose Robinson was a midget. v. George H Robinson, born 1828 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died Abt. 1863 in Civil War Casualty; married Arthusa Clementine Hodges Bef. 1862; born 03 Feb 1839 in Alabama; died 22 Feb 1908 in Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for George H Robinson: From the research of Joey Robinson: George H Robinson was killed in the Civil War and his wife, Arthusa received bounty land as a benefit of his service[RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] From the research of Joey Robinson: George H Robinson was killed in the Civil War and his wife, Arthusa received bounty land as benefit of his service. More About George H Robinson: Cause of Death: Civil War Casualty Notes for Arthusa Clementine Hodges: Arthusa received bounty land as a benefit of George's service in the Civil War[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Arthusa received bounty land as a benefit of George's service in the Civil War More About Arthusa Clementine Hodges: Burial: Hodges Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Marriage Notes for George Robinson and Arthusa Hodges: [Robertson 1740 from brdennis.FTW] From the research of Joey Robinson: George H Robinson was killed in the Civil War and his wife Arthusa received bounty land as a benefit of his service. vi. Hezekiah Calvin Robinson, Sr, born 22 Feb 1830 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 09 Oct 1887 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; married (1) Sarah C Hughey 06 Jan 1853 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died in Limestone Co, Alabama; married (2) Martha J Alred 15 Feb 1872; born 26 May 1842 in Lincoln Co, Tennessee; died 07 Mar 1920 in Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for Hezekiah Calvin Robinson, Sr: Did Hezekiah C Robinson marry Sarah Hughey on 6 January 1853 in Limestone Co, Alabama?[Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Hezekiah Calvin Robinson, Sr: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Robinson Hollow, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama Notes for Sarah C Hughey: Sally C Robinson's tombstone is marked "July 27, 1866" for her birth. It is more likely that her date of birth was much earlier as the dates of her children would indicate such.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Sarah C Hughey: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Robinson Hollow, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama 32 vii. Green Coleman Robinson, born 28 Dec 1831 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 04 Aug 1893 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Eliza Ann Francis Rochell 30 Nov 1852 in Limestone Co, Alabama by Robert P Riddle, MG. viii. Samuel Coleman Robinson, born 28 Dec 1831 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; died Bef. 1840 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for Samuel Coleman Robinson: Samuel's death is assumed to be prior to 1840 as he there were only 2 males aged 5-10 listed on the US Federal Census when Samuel and his twin brother Green would have been 8 or 9 and their younger brother Arthur would have been 6. Since the names are not listed in 1840, it cannot be detemined which 2 of the 3 were alive at that time. But in the 1850 census, only Green at age 18 is listed (10 years older than the 1840 census) and Arthur at age 16. Thus it is possible that Samuel had deceased prior to the 1840 census. It is also possible that Samuel was living on his own, but the lack of him appearing on any other census records would preclude that assumption. Dave Robison More About Samuel Coleman Robinson: Twin: Twin to Green Coleman ix. Arthur C Robinson, born Abt. 1834 in Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for Arthur C Robinson: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] No more information on Archur C Source: Sarah Robison Coker, Evergreen, Alabama. x. Mary Jane Frances Robinson, born 16 Aug 1836 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 15 Feb 1926 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married John H T Rochell 24 Dec 1854 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 1831 in Alabama; died 01 Mar 1864 in Civil War. More About Mary Jane Frances Robinson: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Robinson Hollow, Limestone Co, Alabama More About John H T Rochell: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Robinson Hollow, Limestone Co, Alabama Cause of Death: Casualty of the War Between the States Military service: CSA-Co. G, 35TH Regt., Alabama Inf 66. William L Rochell, born 1804 in Alabama. He married 67. Unknown Unknown. 67. Unknown Unknown Children of William Rochell and Unknown Unknown are: i. Sarah Ann Rochell, born Abt. 1824. ii. John H T Rochell, born 1831 in Alabama; died 01 Mar 1864 in Civil War; married Mary Jane Frances Robinson 24 Dec 1854 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 16 Aug 1836 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 15 Feb 1926 in Limestone Co, Alabama. More About John H T Rochell: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Robinson Hollow, Limestone Co, Alabama Cause of Death: Casualty of the War Between the States Military service: CSA-Co. G, 35TH Regt., Alabama Inf More About Mary Jane Frances Robinson: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Robinson Hollow, Limestone Co, Alabama iii. William T Rochelle, born 15 Aug 1832 in Alabama; married (1) Laura Ann Pitts 15 Dec 1853; born Abt. 1835 in Virginia; died Bef. 1868; married (2) Mary C Andrews 21 Feb 1868; born 12 Feb 1841 in Alabama. More About William T Rochelle: Occupation: Stonemason 33 iv. Eliza Ann Francis Rochell, born 22 May 1835 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 29 Jun 1913 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Green Coleman Robinson 30 Nov 1852 in Limestone Co, Alabama by Robert P Riddle, MG. v. Eli S Rochelle, born Abt. 1836; married Martha L Toone 16 Feb 1860 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born Abt. 1838 in Alabama. vi. Elizabeth A Rochell, born Abt. 1838. 68. William Hardin, born 1818 in TN. He was the son of 136. William Hardin and 137. Sarah Unknown. He married 69. Susan Eaves 30 Dec 1841 in Limestone Co, Alabama. 69. Susan Eaves, born 1826 in AL. She was the daughter of 138. Davidson Eaves and 139. Malinda Clem. Notes for Susan Eaves: Deed - EAVES, Davidson & Malindy to HARDIN, Susan Eaves - NOTE: DOUBLE-SLASHES (//) INDICATE THE BEGINNING OF A NEW LINE. // TRANSCRIPT OF DEED — 9 July 1859 // Limestone Co, Alabama // Deed Book 10, Page 399 // Deed: Davis Eaves To Susan Hardin // This Indenture made this 9th day of July in the year one thousand and eight hundred and fifty nine, between Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife of the Co of Limestone in the State of Alabama of the one part and Susan Hardin of the other part of the Co of Limestone, State of Alabama of the other part of the other part [sic]. Witnesseth: that the said Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife for and in consideration of the sum of Eighty one dollars to them in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, has on this day given, Granted, bargained, sold, aliened, enfeoffed, released, affirmed and confirm; and by these presents do give, Grant, bargain, sell, alien, enfeoff, release, confirm unto the said Susan Hardin all that certain tract of land, lying and being in the Co of Limestone and State of Alabama, to wit, the North West quarter of the North West quarter of fraction section twelve in Township one in Range four west containing in all forty acres, and also the South West quarter of the North West quarter of fractional twelve in Township one of range four west containing forty acres more or less. To have and to hold the above described lands with the tenaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining unto the said Susan Hardin her heirs and assigns forever. And the said Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves for their heirs, executors and administrators do hereby and in consideration of the premises warrant and will forever defend the title to the above described and hereby Granted premises, unto the said Susan Hardin her heirs and assigns from and against — and all and every person or persons claiming or holding under them the said Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife, and also against the lawful title, claim, or demand of all and every person or persons whomsoever claiming or holding by, from or under the Government of the United States. In testimony whereof, the said Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife subscribe their names and affix their seals the day and year first above written. // Signed Sealed and delivered in the presence of A.R Cranford, Justice of the Peace // Davidson Eaves (seal) // Malindy (her X mark) Eaves (seal) // State of Alabama, Limestone Co // This day personally before me A R Cranford, an acting Justice of the Peace in the State and Co aforesaid Davidson Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife whose names is signed to with[in?] deeds and they acknowledged the signing of the within Deed for the purposes that is spesifyd and Malindy his wife being examed acknowledged the relinksment(?) of her name is to be her voluntary act. Given under my hand & seal this 9th day July 1859. // A R Cranford Justice of the Peace // I, Thomas GTyns Probate Judge of Limestone Co, Ala. hereby certify that the within deed was filed in my Office for Record on the 31st day of January 1860, and duly Recorded the 2nd day of February 1860 in Deed Book No. 10, pages 467 & 468. // Thomas GTyns Judge PC // (TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE: Malinda (Malindy) Clem married William Hasting and, following his death, she married Davidson Eaves of Limestone Co. Susan (born about 1826) was the daughter of Malinda & Davidson Eaves.) Susan Eaves married William Hardin on December 30, 1841. It is believed, although not proven, that William Hardin (born about 1819) may have been the son of Sarah Hardin (born about 1801) and a brother of James F Hardin (1822-1863). Deed Book 10, Page 399, Limestone Co, Alabama Aug 6, 1999 - 18:12 - From: - Jerry Johnson EAVES, Davidson & Malindy to HARDIN, Susan Eaves (Deed) [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Deed - EAVES, Davidson & Malindy to HARDIN, Susan Eaves - NOTE: DOUBLE-SLASHES (//) INDICATE THE BEGINNING OF A NEW LINE. // TRANSCRIPT OF DEED — 9 July 1859 // Limestone Co, Alabama // Deed Book 10, Page 399 // Deed: Davis Eaves To Susan Hardin // This Indenture made this 9th day of July in the year one thousand and eight hundred and fifty nine, between Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife of the Co of Limestone in the State of Alabama of the one part and Susan Hardin of the other part of the Co of Limestone, State of Alabama of the other part of the other part [sic]. Witnesseth: that the said Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife for and in consideration of the sum of Eighty one dollars to them in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, has on this day given, Granted, bargained, sold, aliened, enfeoffed, released, affirmed and confirm; and by these presents do give, Grant, bargain, sell, alien, enfeoff, release, confirm unto the said Susan Hardin all that certain tract of land, lying and being in the Co of Limestone and State of Alabama, to wit, the North West quarter of the North West quarter of fraction section twelve in Township one in Range four west containing in all forty acres, and also the South West quarter of the North West quarter of fractional twelve in Township one of range four west containing forty acres more or less. To have and to hold the above described lands with the tenaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining unto the said Susan Hardin her heirs and assigns forever. And the said Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves for their heirs, executors and administrators do hereby and in consideration of the premises warrant and will forever defend the title to the above described and hereby Granted premises, unto the said Susan Hardin her heirs and assigns from and against — and all and every person or persons claiming or holding under them the said Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife, and also against the lawful title, claim, or demand of all and every person or persons whomsoever claiming or holding by, from or under the Government of the United States. In testimony whereof, the said Davis Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife subscribe their names and affix their seals the day and year first above written. // Signed Sealed and delivered in the presence of A.R Cranford, Justice of the Peace // Davidson Eaves (seal) // Malindy (her X mark) Eaves (seal) // State of Alabama, Limestone Co // This day personally before me A R Cranford, an acting Justice of the Peace in the State and Co aforesaid Davidson Eaves and Malindy Eaves his wife whose names is signed to with[in?] deeds and they acknowledged the signing of the within Deed for the purposes that is spesifyd and Malindy his wife being examed acknowledged the relinksment(?) of her name is to be her voluntary act. Given under my hand & seal this 9th day July 1859. // A R Cranford Justice of the Peace // I, Thomas GTyns Probate Judge of Limestone Co, Ala. hereby certify that the within deed was filed in my Office for Record on the 31st day of January 1860, and duly Recorded the 2nd day of February 1860 in Deed Book No. 10, pages 467 & 468. // Thomas GTyns Judge PC // (TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE: Malinda (Malindy) Clem married William Hasting and, following his death, she married Davidson Eaves of Limestone Co. Susan (born about 1826) was the daughter of Malinda & Davidson Eaves.) Susan Eaves married William Hardin on December 30, 1841. It is believed, although not proven, that William Hardin (born about 1819) may have been the son of Sarah Hardin (born about 1801) and a brother of James F Hardin (1822-1863). Deed Book 10, Page 399, Limestone Co, Alabama Aug 6, 1999 - 18:12 - From: - Jerry Johnson EAVES, Davidson & Malindy to HARDIN, Susan Eaves (Deed) Child of William Hardin and Susan Eaves is: 34 i. James Thomas Hardin, born 1843; died 07 Mar 1864 in Rock Island, Illinois; married Nancy A Shipley 15 Sep 1859 in Limestone Co, Alabama. 70. Elijah Shipley, Jr, born 1796 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; died 10 Aug 1852 in Pettusville, Limestone Co, Alabama. He was the son of 140. Elijah Shipley, Sr and 141. Rachel Elizabeth Kingston. He married 71. Jane McClure 28 Mar 1824 in Jefferson Co, Alabama. 71. Jane McClure, born Abt. 1801 in NC; died 1880 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 142. John McClure and 143. Unknown Unknown. Children of Elijah Shipley and Jane McClure are: 35 i. Nancy A Shipley, born 1831 in AL; married James Thomas Hardin 15 Sep 1859 in Limestone Co, Alabama. ii. Malinda Shipley, born 1832 in NC; married William Burt 07 Aug 1851. iii. James A Shipley, born 1835; died in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama. More About James A Shipley: Occupation: School Teacher iv. Ellen Ethelred Shipley, born 1837. v. Isabella Caldonia Shipley, born 1839 in AL. vi. Benjamin F Shipley, born 1842 in AL. 72. William Mask Peace, born 1797 in North Carolina; died Abt. 1860 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. He was the son of 144. John Peace and 145. Elizabeth Hight. He married 73. Sarah S Meacham 10 May 1817 in Madison Co, Alabama. 73. Sarah S Meacham, born 1803 in South Carolina; died in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 146. Mark Meacham and 147. Winnefred Collier. More About William Mask Peace: Burial: Reunion Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Census: 1830, Limestone Co, Alabama Land Patent: 01 Aug 1839, Limestone Co, Alabama More About Sarah S Meacham: Burial: Reunion Cemetery, Limestone Co, Alabama Children of William Peace and Sarah Meacham are: i. Hartwell Meacham Peace, born 25 Nov 1818 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 08 Feb 1883 in Peace Town, Columbia Co, Alaska; married Catherine Frances Smith 01 Nov 1837 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 03 Aug 1818 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1883 in Peace Town, Columbia Co., Arkansas. Notes for Hartwell Meacham Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] History of the Peace Family, written by W C Peace on Apr 22, 1961: Hartwell and his family left AL in the fall of 1854, in two wagons drawn by oxen and joined their friend Wess Hudson in AR. They homesteaded land eight miles north of the AR and LA line, and right on the line between what is now Columbia Co., and Union Co., Arkansas. Hartwell and his wife lived here until their deaths in 1883. In the years after 1855, other families joined them and the settlement became known as Peace Town. Hartwell and his three sons, William, Grandison and Green enlisted in the Confederate Army and participated in many battles including the Battle of Chicamauga, the seige of Vicksburg and the Battle of Port Hudson, but they all returned home.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] History of the Peace Family, written by W C Peace on Apr 22, 1961: Hartwell and his family left AL in the fall of 1854, in two wagons drawn by oxen and joined their friend Wess Hudson in AR. They homesteaded land eight miles north of the AR and LA line, and right on the line between what is now Columbia Co., and Union Co., Arkansas. Hartwell and his wife lived here until their deaths in 1883. In the years after 1855, other families joined them and the settlement became known as Peace Town. Hartwell and his three sons, William, Grandison and Green enlisted in the Confederate Army and participated in many battles including the Battle of Chicamauga, the seige of Vicksburg and the Battle of Port Hudson, but they all returned home. More About Hartwell Meacham Peace: Adoption: Old Babb Cemetery Census: 1850, Limestone Co, Alabama Land Patent: 10 Mar 1852, Limestone Co, Alabama ii. Winnifred Hite Peace, born 09 Apr 1822; married John Black, Jr. iii. Martha Peace, born 1825 in Limestone Co, Alabama. 36 iv. William Joshua Butcher Peace, born 1825 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 02 Jan 1889 in Mississippi Co, Arkansas; married Elizabeth Casaway Byrd 15 Mar 1842 in Limestone Co, Alabama. v. Mildred Frances Ann Peace, born 1834 in Limestone Co, Alabama. vi. Pleasant A Peace, born 1836 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Frances E Christopher 26 Nov 1857 in Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for Pleasant A Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Pleasant enlisted as a private in G Co. of the 7th AL Calvary.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Pleasant enlisted as a private in G Co. of the 7th AL Calvary. vii. James C Peace, born 1838 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Mary Elizabeth Greenhaw 18 Oct 1854 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; born 1838 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died Aft. 18 Oct 1854. More About James C Peace: Record Change: 01 Feb 2000 More About Mary Elizabeth Greenhaw: Record Change: 01 Feb 2000 viii. Mark Meacham Peace, born 1840 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Liddy V Meyers 18 Dec 1861 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. ix. Sarah Meacham Peace, born Nov 1842 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; died Mar 1886; married Samuel M Horton 26 Nov 1860 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; born Abt. 1839; died Mar 1887. x. Nancy Ann Peace, born 1828 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died 1858 in Alabama; married William Franklin Greenhaw 05 Jul 1860 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 06 Feb 1821 in Limestone Co, Alabama; died Mar 1889 in Van Zandt Co, Texas. More About Nancy Ann Peace: Record Change: 01 Feb 2000 More About William Franklin Greenhaw: Record Change: 01 Feb 2000 74. Michael Byrd, born 1769 in SC; died 1868 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. He married 75. Elizabeth Susannah Loving Abt. 1821. 75. Elizabeth Susannah Loving, born Abt. 1782 in SC; died 07 Apr 1856 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for Michael Byrd: [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] Child of Michael Byrd and Elizabeth Loving is: 37 i. Elizabeth Casaway Byrd, born 1823 in Madison Co, Tennessee; died 07 Apr 1886 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married William Joshua Butcher Peace 15 Mar 1842 in Limestone Co, Alabama. 80. Unknown Dunn He married 81. Unknown Unknown. 81. Unknown Unknown Notes for Unknown Dunn: Benjamin Dunn homesteaded land in what is now Wilcox Co, Alabama. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Children of Unknown Dunn and Unknown Unknown are: i. Thomas Dunn, born 1798 in Augusta, Columbia Co, Georgia; died 04 Aug 1838 in Barboursville (Now Camden), Wilcox Co, Alabama; married Martha Hobbs 10 Feb 1824 in Wilcox Co, Alabama; born 17 Jun 1807 in Augusta, Columbia Co, Georgia; died 1884 in Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama. Notes for Thomas Dunn: Thomas (or his father Benjamin) built the house in Camden which is now referred to as the Dunn-Fairley-Bonner Home. It is considered one of the oldest residences still standing in Alabama. Recently deeded to the Wilcox Co Historical Society, there are ambitious plans to restore the building to its original condition.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Thomas Dunn: Burial: Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama More About Martha Hobbs: Burial: Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama ii. Elizabeth Dunn, born Bef. 1799. iii. John Wesley Dunn, born 1802 in Augusta, Columbia Co, Georgia; married Lurany Hobbs 30 Dec 1824; born Abt. 1809 in GA. 40 iv. William Dunn, born Bet. 1799 - 1820 in GA; married Phadran Ann Hanks 08 Jun 1826 in Wilcox Co, Alabama. v. Unknown Dunn, born Bet. 1799 - 1820. vi. Josiah Dunn, born Bet. 1799 - 1820. 82. William Hanks III, born Aft. 1774 in Dobbs Co, North Carolina; died 1833 in Shelby Co, Texas. He was the son of 164. Epiphroditus Hanks and 165. Unknown Lanier. He married 83. Sophie Reams Abt. 1800. 83. Sophie Reams, born in SC; died 23 Aug 1830. She was the daughter of 166. Hezekiah Reams and 167. Unknown Mason. More About William Hanks III: Military service: Veteran War of 1812 Children of William Hanks and Sophie Reams are: i. Howell Gilliam Hanks, born 27 Jul 1802 in SC; died 27 May 1844 in Camden, Texas; married Rebecca Smith; born 24 Jul 1807 in SC. ii. Elizabeth Hanks, born 15 May 1804. iii. Mary Hanks, born 15 Aug 1806. iv. James Hanks, born 18 Jan 1808 in SC. 41 v. Phadran Ann Hanks, born 28 Nov 1809 in SC; married William Dunn 08 Jun 1826 in Wilcox Co, Alabama. vi. Lemuel Hanks, born 21 Jul 1814 in SC; married Margaret A Lucas 11 Jan 1844; born in SC. vii. William Hanks IV, born 21 Jul 1816; married Unknown. viii. Stephen Hanks, born 20 Nov 1817. ix. Sarah Hanks, born 07 Dec 1819. x. Hezekiah Ira Hanks, born 20 Dec 1820. xi. John E Wesley Hanks, born 17 Oct 1822. xii. Sophia Ellen Hanks, born 07 Jul 1824. 84. David Wright, born 10 Sep 1788 in Frederick Co, Virginia; died 08 May 1818 in AL. He married 85. Eunice Pierce. 85. Eunice Pierce, born in NC. Notes for David Wright: Family paper of Vera Willson White, David Wright's migration, Lenore Hailstone, 1890 Village Court, Hollister,California, 95023. 1 _TYPE Interview. "E.P born in Sumter district, South Carolina in 1816. His father died five months after reaching Alabama." This would mean that the David Wright family arrived in Alabama in December of 1817 or January of 1818. More About David Wright: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 More About Eunice Pierce: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 Children of David Wright and Eunice Pierce are: i. Jesse Wright More About Jesse Wright: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 ii. Jonathan Wright, married Betsy Betts. More About Jonathan Wright: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 More About Betsy Betts: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 iii. Lucy Wright, married Unknown Bert. More About Lucy Wright: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 More About Unknown Bert: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 iv. Martha Wright, married Unknown Stroud. More About Martha Wright: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 More About Unknown Stroud: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 v. Mary Wright, married Unknown Mims. More About Mary Wright: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 More About Unknown Mims: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 vi. Pheraby Wright, married Unknown Calloway. More About Pheraby Wright: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 More About Unknown Calloway: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 vii. Serena Wright, married Kinchen Page. More About Serena Wright: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 More About Kinchen Page: Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 42 viii. John Wright, born 11 Oct 1803 in Darlington Co, South Carolina; died 05 May 1867 in Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Elizabeth Jane Taylor 1824. ix. James Wright, born 1805 in NC; married Catherine Unknown. More About James Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Catherine Unknown: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 x. Captain Elisha Pierce Wright, born 03 Sep 1816 in Sumter Co, South Carolina; died 15 Jun 1900 in Hollister, San Benito Co, California; married Margaret Louisa Hanks 16 Oct 1844; born 01 Mar 1827 in AL; died 14 Mar 1911 in Hollister, California. Notes for Captain Elisha Pierce Wright: Elisha served in the military18 Private in 1836 in Texas. He served in the military19 in 1836 in Texas. He was counted in a census20 in 1840 in Concordia Parish, Louisiana. He served in the military21 First Lieutenant, 36 Regiment, Alabama Militia, Wilcox County on 20 Oct 1846 in Wilcox County, Alabama. He resided22 in 1849 in California. He was counted in a census23 in 1850 in California, Yuba County. He was counted in a census24 in 1850 in Alabama, Wilcox County. He was counted in a census25 in 1870 in United States Federal, California. He resided26 in 1874 in California, San Benito County, Hollister. He was counted in a census31 in 1880 in United States Federal, California. He was counted in a census33 in 1900 in United States Federal, California. The Captain (E.P Wright) was reared in Conecuh Co, Al, until 18 years ofage. He was engaged in raising cotton and corn until 1835 when he went to Texas, joined the revolution and aided in gaining the independence of the Lone Star State. He served as a private during 1836. He served in the early days in the AL militia, with rank of Captian,which title has clung to him. He was married in Alabama in 1844, to Miss Margaret L Hanks, a native of AL,who is still living (this article is dated June 1892.) (From a paper sent by Chuck Finch, 2nd great grandson of Capt Wright dated June 1892) 1846 MILITARY: From a letter written to Charles Myers, husband ofJosephine, cousin to Vera White, dated 3 December 1945. Headed: State of Alabama, Dept of Archives and History, Montgomery, Alabama "A Military Register filed in this office bears E.P Wright, FirstLieutenant, 36th Regiment Alabama Militia, Wilcox Co, commissioned 20 Oct 1846. Wilcox Co is adjacent to Conecuh Co. In the index files of the civil and military appointment the MI and AL Territory there is a mentionof a Captain Wright in the Al Territory. Also one John Wright and William Wright were Justices of the Peace, one from Monroe and other in Washington Co. Daniel Wright lived in Madison County (North AL) in 1818." 1849 RESIDENCE: From a history dated June 1892, as told to Vera Willson White by Margaret Hanks Wright, her grandmother. He came to California in 1849, spent about 3 years in the mines and returned to AL for a short time, returning to CA in 1852 and settling near Gilroy, where he was a farmer and was several times elected Justice of the Peace. According to George White, they lived on the old Truman Place in Old Gilroy, accross the street from the Willson House on Pacheco Pass andMagaret Louisa and Mrs. John White, his grandmother on the White side, were very good friends. *************************************************************************************************** Wilcox County, Alabama, Deed Book J, Family History Library Film #1673824, pages 146 & 147, Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 54150-3400. 1 _TYPE DeeD"I, Elisha Pierce for......nine hundred dollars to me in hand paid by Allen Page do sell.....the following Negroes, Linsey and her three children Charles, Serena and Mary Ann to have and to hold......Allen Page has loaned me the sum of nine hundred dollars......my promissory note for two years...." This is dated 30 Jan 1849 and was paid in full 7 Mar 1851. More About Captain Elisha Pierce Wright: Burial: IOOF Cemetery, Hollister, San Benito Co, California Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 More About Margaret Louisa Hanks: Cause of Death: Carcinoma of the left breast, emaciation and asthemia Record Change: 09 Dec 2001 xi. Sarah Wright, born 1819 in SC; married Allen Page; born 1809 in GA; died 1859. More About Sarah Wright: Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 More About Allen Page: Cause of Death: Murdered Record Change: 11 Sep 2002 88. Russell Robertson, Jr, born Abt. 1783 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 1840 in Clarke Co, Alabama. He was the son of 176. Russell Robertson, Sr and 177. Mary Wilson. He married 89. Bathsheba Cotton. 89. Bathsheba Cotton, born in Edgefield, South Carolina; died in Clarke Co, Alabama. Notes for Russell Robertson, Jr: A second cousin, Charles Robertson, reports that Russell Robertson, Jr was married to a Sarah M Sutton. Was Sarah the same person as Bathsheba or was Bathsheba a sister of Sarah's? Cousin? [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] A second cousin, Charles Robertson, reports that Russell Robertson, Jr was married to a Sarah M Sutton. Was Sarah the same person as Bathsheba or was Bathsheba a sister of Sarah's? Cousin? Child of Russell Robertson and Bathsheba Cotton is: 44 i. Sampson Robertson, born 12 Jan 1809 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 29 Mar 1863 in Clarke Co, Alabama; married Cecilia Rotton Jan 1831 in Edgfield, South Carolina. 90. William Rotton, Jr, born Abt. 1770; died 09 Sep 1845 in Edgefield, South Carolina. He was the son of 180. William Rotton, Sr and 181. Unknown Unknown. He married 91. Lydia Lovelace. 91. Lydia Lovelace, born Abt. 1770 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died Abt. 1845 in Edgefield, South Carolina. She was the daughter of 182. Benjamin Lovelace and 183. Constance Kirkland. Notes for Lydia Lovelace: The Lovelace Family is an ancient one and can be traced far back into England.[Robison Family Master File.FTW] The Lovelace Family is an ancient one and can be traced far back into England.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] The Lovelace Family is an ancient one and can be traced far back into England.[Robison Family Master File.FTW] The Lovelace Family is an ancient one and can be traced far back into England. Children of William Rotton and Lydia Lovelace are: i. William Loveless Rotton, born 1795 in SC; died Aft. 1860 in Bullock, Alabama; married (1) Susan Dozier; married (2) Catherine Cockcroft Abt. 1813 in Edgefield Dist, South Carolina; born Abt. 1797 in Edgefield, South Carolina. More About William Loveless Rotton: Burial: Macedonia Baptist Church CemeteryBullock, Alabama Record Change: 13 Jun 2001 ii. John W Rotton, born Abt. 1797; died in Randolph, Alabama; married Nancy Unknown 1830 in Carroll, Georgia; born Abt. 1810 in SC; died in Randolph, Alabama. Notes for John W Rotton: [Rotton, John W.ged] !Listed in the 1830 Carroll, Georgia census; shortly thereafte r moving to Randolph County, Alabama. They reared 12 children s everal of whom married into the Willia m L. Rotton family(co usins). More About John W Rotton: Record Change: 30 Nov 2000 More About Nancy Unknown: Record Change: 30 Nov 2000 Marriage Notes for John Rotton and Nancy Unknown: [Rotton, John W.ged] CHAN30 Aug 2001 iii. Nancy Miranda Rotton, born 1800 in Saluda, Lexington, Orangeburg Dist, South Carolina; died Abt. 1846 in Graniteville Cemetery, Graniteville, Aiken, South Carolina; married Amasa May 1824 in SC; born 14 Oct 1799 in Good Hope, Edgefield, South Carolina; died 1890. Notes for Nancy Miranda Rotton: [Rotton, Nancy Miranda.ged] ! MARR: "Orangeburgh Lineage Charts", Vol I, Orangeburgh Ge rman/Swiss Genealo gical Society, 1991, P.O . Box 974, Orang eburgh, South Carolina 29116-0974. !Russell Wri ght (wright@kleck.com) writes: Nancy Rotton, d /o William Rotton and Lydia Lo veless, married Amasa May. D esc. of Nancy are cousins of George Bush through the May li ne. More About Nancy Miranda Rotton: Burial: 1850, Graniteville Cemetery, Graniteville, Aiken, South Carolina Record Change: 29 May 2001 Notes for Amasa May: [Rotton, Nancy Miranda.ged] "Charles May and his Descendants" who settled at May's Cros sroads in Old Edge field County, South Carolina , edited by Hortense Woo dson, Edgefield Advertiser Press, 19 56; 4 microfiche (60467 15) on fil e at Valencia Stake FHC, Virginialencia, California. "Ora ngebu rgh Lineage Charts", vol I, Orangeburgh German/Swiss Geneal ogical Soci ety, 1991, P.O . Box 974, Orangeburgh, South Carolina 29116- 0974. More About Amasa May: Burial: Graniteville Cemetery, Graniteville, Aiken, South Carolina Record Change: 30 Nov 2000 Marriage Notes for Nancy Rotton and Amasa May: [Rotton, Nancy Miranda.ged] CHAN30 Aug 2001 iv. Thomas Rotton, born Abt. 1802 in SC. v. Lovelyn Rotton, born 1804 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 1884 in Bullock, Alabama; married (1) Susannah Dozier Abt. 1835 in SC; born 1817 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 1869 in Bullock, Alabama; married (2) Nicey Foreman Metcalf 17 May 1872 in Bullock, Alabama; born 12 Apr 1841 in Edgefield, South Carolina. Notes for Lovelyn Rotton: [Rotton, Lovelyn.ged] !1835 male membership rolls (Dry Creek Baptist) show a Lovl yn (Loveless) Rott on. Transferred by letter to Sardis Bapt ist Church, Alabama, 26 May 1838 from Dry Creek Baptist Church [ record of dismissal in church minutes] "Feb 23rd, 1839 " Th e church met agreeable to appointment after which we went i nto a confer ence. Took up the case of Luke B. Lott and Exc ommunicated him for disrespect toward the church & then dis missed Loveless Totton by letter his acknowledge ment and re commendation from the Baptist Church Sardis in Alabama bein g sat isfactory to us, the meeting closed with the usual ben ediction." Moved to Mac on County, now Bullock, Alabama in 1837 . They lived there the rest of their lives . Hobson has de tailed family history of this family. this is Jacky Stanci l's line(from the Loveless list) More About Lovelyn Rotton: Burial: Macedonia Baptist Church CemeteryBullock, Alabama Record Change: 30 Nov 2000 More About Nicey Foreman Metcalf: Record Change: 30 Nov 2000 Marriage Notes for Lovelyn Rotton and Nicey Metcalf: [Rotton, Lovelyn.ged] CHAN30 Aug 2001 vi. Mary Frances Rotton, born 1805; died 1884 in Pike, Alabama; married David Harry Cogburn; born 1803 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 1882 in Pike, Alabama. More About Mary Frances Rotton: Record Change: 30 Nov 2000 Notes for David Harry Cogburn: [Rotton, Mary Frances.ged] !After coming to Pike County, Alabama--now Bullock--they lived t heir last years in a portion of the county that is still Pi ke. More About David Harry Cogburn: Record Change: 30 Nov 2000 Marriage Notes for Mary Rotton and David Cogburn: [Rotton, Mary Frances.ged] CHAN30 Aug 2001 vii. Sarah Rotton, born Abt. 1807 in SC; died 1846; married John Parker Abt. 1834; born Bet. 1790 - 1800; died 24 Sep 1847. More About Sarah Rotton: Record Change: 22 Nov 2000 More About John Parker: Record Change: 30 Nov 2000 Marriage Notes for Sarah Rotton and John Parker: [Rotton, Sarah.ged] CHAN30 Aug 2001 45 viii. Cecilia Rotton, born 10 May 1809 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 15 Oct 1880 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; married Sampson Robertson Jan 1831 in Edgfield, South Carolina. ix. Lucinda Rotton, born Abt. 1812 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 22 Aug 1849; married John Parmenter. x. David Lovelace Rotton, born Abt. 1815 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 19 Mar 1865 in Bentonville, Johnston Co, North Carolina; married Nancy Caroline Smith 28 Jan 1847 in Abbeville, South Carolina; born Abt. 1825 in Abbeville, South Carolina; died Oct 1878. More About David Lovelace Rotton: Record Change: 30 Nov 2000 More About Nancy Caroline Smith: Record Change: 02 Jan 2001 Marriage Notes for David Rotton and Nancy Smith: [Rotton, David Lovelace.ged] CHAN30 Aug 2001. 92. Gosper Donaldson, born Abt. 1795 in Edgefield Co, South Carolina; died Nov 1842 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama. He was the son of 184. David Donaldson, Sr and 185. Elizabeth Gallman. He married 93. Margaret Bland 23 Jan 1823 in Montgomery, Montgomery Co, Alabama. 93. Margaret Bland, born 1802 in Barnwell DistrictEdgefield, South Carolina; died in Coffee Co, Alabama. Children of Gosper Donaldson and Margaret Bland are: 46 i. Elza Richard Donaldson, born 03 Dec 1819 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 26 Mar 1892 in Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama; married Alletha Hambrick 29 Jan 1846. ii. Eliza Elizabeth Donaldson, born 03 Sep 1822 in SC; died 17 Oct 1908 in Elba, Coffee Co, Alabama; married William Francis Beard; born 17 Sep 1817 in GA; died 02 Sep 1864 in Elba, Coffee Co, Alabama. More About Eliza Elizabeth Donaldson: Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Elba, Alabama More About William Francis Beard: Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Elba, Alabama iii. Amanda M F Donaldson, born 1824; married William G Hambrick 20 Jul 1843; born 1823 in Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 30 Dec 1862 in Columbia Co, Alaska. More About William G Hambrick: Military service: Private Co B 19th Arkansas Infantry iv. Mary Ann Donaldson, born Abt. 1825. v. Ann Catherine Donaldson, born Abt. 1828. vi. Martha Adeline Donaldson, born Abt. 1830. 94. Meshak Hambrick, born 1795 in GA. He married 95. Rebecca Kelly 20 May 1813 in Jasper Co, Georgia. 95. Rebecca Kelly, born 1795 in GA. Notes for Meshak Hambrick: Meshack served in the War of 1812 from Jasper Co, Georgia. [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Meshack served in the War of 1812 from Jasper Co, Georgia. [Robison Family Master File.FTW] Children of Meshak Hambrick and Rebecca Kelly are: i. William G Hambrick, born 1823 in Lowndes Co, Alabama; died 30 Dec 1862 in Columbia Co, Alaska; married Amanda M F Donaldson 20 Jul 1843; born 1824. More About William G Hambrick: Military service: Private Co B 19th Arkansas Infantry 47 ii. Alletha Hambrick, born Abt. 1830 in Lowndes Couny, Alabama; died 1869 in Lowndes Couny, Alabama; married Elza Richard Donaldson 29 Jan 1846. iii. Franklin Hambrick, born Abt. 1831. iv. Theodocia Hambrick, born Abt. 1833. v. Harrison T Hambrick, born Abt. 1839. Notes for Harrison T Hambrick: There is a listing for "H. T. Hambrick" in the Cavalry Rolls of the 2nd Alabama Regiment, Company F with an enlistment date of 25 April 1862 and an age of the enlistee of 22. This may correspond to Harison T Hambrick. The Authority is listed as follows: "Muster in roll, dated at Camp Stone 1862/4/29 signed by William L Allen. " His rank was listed as Private and he had a horse valued at $275. 112. William Bassett, born 10 Feb 1749/50 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 23 Dec 1838 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 224. William Bassett and 225. Lydia Fisher. He married 113. Anna Lane 08 Nov 1770 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. 113. Anna Lane, born 1753; died 26 Nov 1822 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA. She was the daughter of 226. Colonel Ephraim Lane. Notes for William Bassett: William Bassett moved his family to Hardwick, Massachusetts in 1773. He was a veteran of the Revolutionary War.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About William Bassett: Baptism: 26 Nov 1753 Military service: Revolutionary War Children of William Bassett and Anna Lane are: i. Calven Bassett, born 13 Feb 1771 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 20 Feb 1773 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. ii. William Bassett, born 10 Sep 1772 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 22 Sep 1847 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA; married Lavinia Wicker 28 Nov 1799; born 1779; died 26 Feb 1856 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA. Notes for William Bassett: From Bassett Family listings in "History of Hardwick, Massachusetts" by Lucius R Paige copyright 1883: WILLIAM the father was a farmer, residing at the place marked with his name on the R [Ruggles] map...[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] From Bassett Family listings in "History of Hardwick, Massachusetts" by Lucius R Paige copyright 1883: WILLIAM the father was a farmer, residing at the place marked with his name on the R [Ruggles] map... More About Lavinia Wicker: Cause of Death: Disease of the heart iii. Anna Bassett, born 13 Oct 1774 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA. iv. Polley Bassett, born 09 Dec 1776 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA; married Robert Morton 06 Mar 1800 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; born in Greenwich, Massachusetts. 56 v. Ephraim Lane Bassett, Sr, born 07 Feb 1779 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 12 Mar 1867 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; married Tabitha Newton 19 Jan 1804 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. vi. Massa Bassett, born 07 Apr 1781 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; died 31 Oct 1833 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA; married Susanna Utley 10 May 1814 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; born 1790; died 17 Jul 1820 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA. Notes for Massa Bassett: From Bassett Family listings in "History of Hardwick, Massachusetts" by Lucius R Paige copyright 1883: "No record is found of children"[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Notes for Susanna Utley: From Bassett Family listings in "History of Hardwick, Massachusetts" by Lucius R Paige copyright 1883: "No record is found of children."[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] From Bassett Family listings in "History of Hardwick, Massachusetts" by Lucius R Paige copyright 1883: "No record is found of children." vii. Lydia Bassett, born 03 May 1783; died 01 Mar 1816. 114. Lemuel Newton He married 115. Unknown Unknown. 115. Unknown Unknown Child of Lemuel Newton and Unknown Unknown is: 57 i. Tabitha Newton, born 1781; died 24 Apr 1865 in Enfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; married Ephraim Lane Bassett, Sr 19 Jan 1804 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. 116. Levi Blodgett, born 28 Jul 1770 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 28 May 1848 in Wendall, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 232. Timothy Blodgett and 233. Millicent Perry. He married 117. Keziah Puffer 03 Jan 1791 in Surry, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire. 117. Keziah Puffer, born 23 Jan 1770 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 15 Jan 1841 in Wendall, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 234. Richard Puffer and 235. Jemima Albee. More About Levi Blodgett: Christening: 05 Aug 1770, Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts Fact 1: Ancestry File #1HHJ-DP7 Children of Levi Blodgett and Keziah Puffer are: i. Amos Blodgett, born 30 Aug 1791 in Surry, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire; died 13 Mar 1828 in Brattleboro, Windham Co, Vermont. ii. Keziah Blodgett, born 20 Jun 1792 in Townsend, Windham Co, Vermont; died Bef. 1794. iii. Keziah Blodgett, born 08 Jan 1794 in Townsend, Windham Co, Vermont; died 21 Feb 1845 in Townsend, Windham Co, Vermont. More About Keziah Blodgett: Burial: Townsend, Windham Co, Vermont iv. Levi Blodgett, born 02 Oct 1795 in Clarendon, Vermont; died 02 Feb 1877 in Petersham, Massachusetts; married Ardelissa Hodges 16 Aug 1816 in Athol, Massachusetts; born 28 Nov 1797 in Norton, Bristol, Mass; died 20 Oct 1880 in Petersham, Massachusetts. More About Levi Blodgett: Cause of Death: Bilius Fever More About Ardelissa Hodges: Cause of Death: Paraplasia v. Polly Blodgett, born 23 May 1798 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; died 17 Nov 1883 in New Salem, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. vi. Joseph Blodgett, born 02 May 1800 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; died 10 Sep 1885 in Newfane, Windham Co, Vermont. vii. Timothy Farwell Blodgett, born 11 Jan 1802 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; died 13 Jun 1875 in Elk Creek, Pennsylvania. 58 viii. Nelson Blodgett, born 16 Jul 1804 in Fitzwilliam, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire; died 14 Jul 1882 in Orange, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; married Betsy Fischer 25 Jun 1826. ix. Dexter Blodgett, born 28 Jun 1807 in Dummerston, Windham Co, Vermont; died 17 Oct 1881 in New Salem, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. x. Willard Blodgett, born 30 Sep 1809 in Windham, Windham Co, Vermont; died 08 Jan 1870 in New Salem, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. xi. Laura Ann Blodgett, born 25 Dec 1811 in Townsend, Windham Co, Vermont; died 13 Jul 1872 in New Salem, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. 126. Eliphez Gates He married 127. Unknown Unknown. 127. Unknown Unknown Notes for Eliphez Gates: Ephraim Gates is also listed in the 1820 Federal Census in Mexico, New York, however, the census does not list a female under 10 years of age in the household as does the record for Eliphez. Therefore, Angeline is assumed to be the daughter of this household. Eliphez Gates filed a claim as a Veteran of the War of 1812 and was reimbursed the sum of $21.00, claim #243. More About Eliphez Gates: Military service: Veteran of the War of 1812 Children of Eliphez Gates and Unknown Unknown are: 63 i. Angeline Gates, born 04 Apr 1814 in Mexico, Oswego Co, New York; died 22 Dec 1858 in Oswego, Oswego Co, New York; married Alfred Bailey. ii. Avery Allen Gates, born Jul 1816 in Mexico, Oswego Co, New York. Generation No. 8 128. Jonathan Robertson, born 07 Oct 1740 in Coleraine, Co Londonderry, Ireland. He was the son of 256. William Robertson. He married 129. Unknown Unknown. 129. Unknown Unknown Notes for Jonathan Robertson: The early history of the Robertson Family of Hawkins and Grainger Counties, (now Hamblen) of East Tennessee, begins with JONATHAN ROBERTSON who was born in Ireland, October 7, 1740 and came to the United States when he was six years old during one of the Ulster Migrations. From "Fianna Guide to Irish Genealogy": ROBERTSON, Jonathan. Born October 7, 1740. He left Ulster Province (possibly Coleraine), for North Carolina, USA, in 1746, with his father William (Note:"The legendary Fianna of Ireland were a band of mighty noble warriors. Entrance was governed by strict tests and codes of honour. Yet the Fianna also had to be knowledgeable of culture, and more specifically they had to be poets. The Fianna Study Group for Irish Genealogy tries to bring the finest values to you through this web site." http://www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/) [Robertson 1740 from brdennis.FTW] [jackamoney.ged] Children of Jonathan Robertson and Unknown Unknown are: i. Thomas Robertson, born 03 Sep 1769 in Gates Co, North Carolina; died Abt. 1845 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; married Dorcas Ford 31 Jul 1792 in NC; born 15 Jul 1771 in MD; died Abt. 1855 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. Notes for Thomas Robertson: [Robertson 1740 from brdennis.FTW] Thomas and Dorcas were married July 31, 1792 in North Carolina, and moved to Tennessee Before 1797. They lived in that part of Grainger Co which became Hamblen Co in 1870. Thomas Robertson's parents were Scotch-Irish and Dorcas Ford's parents were Scottish. Notes for Dorcas Ford: [Robertson 1740 from brdennis.FTW] Fun fact Given name origin: DORCAS (f) "gazelle" (Greek). In the New Testament this is the Greek name of Tabitha (see Acts 9:36). ii. Richard T Robertson, born Abt. 1770; died 1831 in Hawkins Co., Tennessee; married Mary Unknown; born 1771 in VA; died Aft. 1850 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. Notes for Richard T Robertson: [Robertson 1740 from brdennis.FTW] From the research of Bertha Robertson Bilyeu Hall: 1830 Census: age 50-60 (B 1770-1780) From the notes of Larry Robertson: "[Richard's home lay between] two creeks [they] were Fall Creek and Cedar Creek. Today they are in Hamblen Co, near Russellville, but there was no Hamblen Co in Richard's day. In his day he lived near the borders of Greene, Jefferson, and Hawkins Co. But most of the records were from Hawkins Co." More About Richard T Robertson: Census: 1830, Age 50-60 Moved: 1810, Bough Land, Hawkins Co., Tennessee Will: 21 Jun 1831, Hawkins Co., Tennessee More About Mary Unknown: Census: 1850, Age 79, born in VA 64 iii. Hezekiah Robertson, born 1784 in Virginia; died 19 Jun 1852 in Robinson Hollow, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; married (1) Anne Grantham 08 Feb 1808 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; married (2) Tabitha Grantham 14 Dec 1816 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. 130. Richard Grantham, Sr, born 16 Mar 1754 in Craven, Dobbs Co, North Carolina; died 22 Jun 1846 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. He was the son of 260. John Grantham and 261. Ann Brown. He married 131. Frances Amis 14 Apr 1784 in Sullivan/Hawkins Co, Tennessee. 131. Frances Amis, born 15 Apr 1765 in Northamton Co, North Carolina; died 27 Apr 1857 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. She was the daughter of 262. Captain Thomas Jefferson Amis and 263. Alice Gale. Notes for Richard Grantham, Sr: RICHARD GrantHAM was born 16 March 1754 in Dobbs Co, North Carolina. He came to what is now Hawkins Co., Tennessee after the Revolutionary War. He served a first term of six months as a Corporal. He then volunteered for a second term as Sergeant Major in the place of his cousin Joshua who had a big family. He married FRANCES AMIS, second daughter of CAPTAIN THOMAS AMIS, one of the earliest settlers in Hawkins Co., on 14 April 1785. He died 23 June 1846, and she died 27 April 1872, both in Grainger Co, Tennessee. They were buried in the Grantham Cemetery in Grainger Co, Tennessee. This cemetery was flooded by Cherokee Lake when the Tennessee Valley Project was constructed. This cemetery was designated Grantham Cemetery No. 54 on TVA Land Map and Track No. Ck 946 and is 1.8 miles from the North End of the Olen R Marshall Bridge, about 200 or 300 feet on the right side of the roaDThe 1810 Federal Census shows him owning 185 acres and one slave. The following is an extraction from a letter from A DHiller, Assistant to the Administrator in response to a request of Mrs J Wallace Bracey for military and pension records dated February 5, 1932: "While residing in Dobbs Co, North Carolina, he enlisted July 22, 1775, served as a private and corporal in Captains Thomas Lynch and Glen Brayton's Company under Colonel Charles Cotesworth Pinkney in the South Carolina Troops, was in one engagement, name of engagement not stated, and was discharged August 4, 1778; he again enlisted, date not given, served as a substitute for Joshua Grantham (relationship to soldier not known), as sargeant major in Captain John Kennedy's Company, Colonel William Tazovell's (?) North Carolina Regiment, and was in the Battle of Brier Creek, length of this service was five months. After the Revolution, he moved to Hawkins Co, Tennessee then to Grainger Co, Tennessee." It has been noted elsewhere that Joshua Grantham was Richards brother who had a young family at this time and that this was the motivation for Richard to serve in his place.[Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] The Heritage of Wayne Co states that at the time of the Revolutionary War, Joshua Grantham's children were young, so Joshua's first cousin, Richard Grantham (son of John), who was not married at the time, voluteered in Joshua's place. He served six months as a private and 18 months as a corporal, during which time he took part in the Battle of Brier Creek.[RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] *Under Richard Grantham, Sr his death date is shown as 22 June 1846. In Notes it is shown as 23 June 1846. Not sure which is correct. Will have to check the date. BW Source: Dave Robison web page, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/r/o/b/David-R-Robison/WEBSITE-0 001/UHI... dated 09/28/2001. Dave is a descendant of Tabitha Grantham, daughter of Richard who married Hezekiah Robinson/Robertson. Taken from: Grainger County TN Inventories of Estates and Wills, Nov 1833- May 1852 Abstracted by Mary E Reeves Compilation of Wills from Ms Reeves's Book prepared by Janet Bryant. GrantHAM, Richard, deceaseD My beloved with Frances GrantHAM; my black boy SIMON; my 1st daughter Penelope advanced in age; my daughter Tabitha ROBERTSON; the children of my daughter Mary, deceased, who intermarried with George SANDERS; the children of my daughter Anna, deceased, who intermarried with Hezekial ROBERTSON; my son Amos, my daughter Rachel; my daughter Rhoda; my son John GrantHAM; my son James GrantHAM; my daughter Alice; my son Richard GrantHAM; my son Willis GrantAHM; James GrantHAM & Hughs W TAYLOR, Executors. Signed Richard GrantHAM, 6 Dec 1845. Witnesses: George GTAYLOR, Jacob P KIRKHAM, James H GRAY. Recorded 18 Jul 1846. USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be freely used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages cannot be reproduced in any format for profit or for other commercial presentation. ----------------------------------------------------------------- More About Richard Grantham, Sr: Burial: Grantham Cemetery, Grainger Co, Tennessee Military Pension: Revolutionary War Pension # W 418 Military service: Bet. 22 Jul 1775 - 04 Aug 1778, Corporal Notes for Frances Amis: Richard Grantham served in the American Revolution ( "Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers buried in Tennessee", page 164) He was allowed a pension for his service, 21 August 1832. His widow was allowed a pension 14 October, 1846 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. Fances Amis Grantham, her daughter Penelope and son James were listed in the 1850 Grainger Co, Census, page 19. Richard and Frances ( Amis ) Grantham had thirteen children ( Their bible record, contributed by Millard Miles, Santa Rosa, California.) [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Frances filed for Richard Grantham Revolutionary War pension, South Carolina, North Carolina (W 418; BLWt. 34546-160-55) W = Widow, BLWt. = Bounty Land Warrant Source: "REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICANTS WHO SERVED FROM SOUTH CAROLINA" By Jayne Conway Garlington Pruitt obtained from the GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY of the CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, date Microfilmed 8 Oct. 85, ITEM # 8 Project and roll #Blu 7-102 A.146, GC Call # 1425646. On Index for Cherokee Cemetery - TVA Relocation, Francis died in 1837, this could not be right. In 1855 Francis filed for Richard Grantham's Revolutionary War Pension. She died April 27, 1857 in Grainger County, Tennessee, at 91 years of age. She married Richard Grantham April 4, 1785. Richard was born in Dobbs County, North Carolina March 16, 1754. Richard was the son of John Grantham and Ann (Brown) Not known. Richard died June 22, 1846 in Grainger County, Tennessee, at 92 years of age. Richard Grantham served in the American Revolution ( "Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers buried in Tennessee", page 164) He was allowed a pension for his service, 21 August 1832. His widow was allowed a pension 14 October, 1846 in Grainger County, Tennessee. Fances Amis Grantham, her daughter Penelope and son James were listed in the 1850 Grainger County, Census, page 19. Richard and Frances ( Amis ) Grantham had thirteen children (Their bible record, contributed by Millard Miles, Santa Rosa, California.) According to Bible records, Francis Amis was born April 16, 1765, and married Richard Grantham on April 14, 1784 More About Frances Amis: Burial: 1857, Grantham Cemetery, Grainger Co, Tennessee Military Pension: 28 Aug 1848, Grainger Co, Tennessee-Rev. War Widows pension #1342 at rate of $8.00 per annum. Probate: Grainger Co, Tennessee-Vol.3, page 573-1855-58 Children of Richard Grantham and Frances Amis are: i. Penelope Grantham, born 10 Jun 1786 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died 29 Jun 1872 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. Notes for Penelope Grantham: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Penelope died June 29, 1872 at 86 years of age. Penelope never married. More About Penelope Grantham: Burial: Grantham Cemetery, Grainger Co, Tennessee ii. Mary Grantham, born 08 Feb 1788 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee; died 17 Oct 1826 in Monroe Co, Mississippi; married George Nathan Saunders 07 Apr 1805 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; born 12 Apr 1788; died Jan 1825 in Clay Co, Missouri. Notes for Mary Grantham: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Mary was 38 years of age when she died. Notes for George Nathan Saunders: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] In 1826, George and Mary removed from Grainger County, Tennessee to Mississippi and settled near Cotton Gin Port (near the present Amory), Monroe County, Mississippi. They had ten children. George died 1877 in Clay County, Missippi, at 99 years of age. iii. Anne Grantham, born 29 Sep 1789 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died 12 Oct 1814 in Giles Co, Tennessee; married Hezekiah Robertson 08 Feb 1808 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; born 1784 in Virginia; died 19 Jun 1852 in Robinson Hollow, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for Anne Grantham: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Annie was 25 years of age when she died October 12, 1814, Notes for Hezekiah Robertson: Comments on Hezekiah's year of birth: "Hezekiah's date of birth has been in some dispute. His tombstone states that he was 75 years of age when he died in 1852 which would make his year of birth approximately 1777. There are 3 issues to keep in mind: 1) The engraver of his tombstone misspelled both Hezekiah's first name and his last name as "Hesakiah Robrson". There is little doubt he may also have also gotten his age wronG 2) Hezekiah himself gave his age as between 50 and 60 on the US Federal Census in 1840, which, if indeed he was born in 1784, would make his age of 56 match both the 1784 time frame and the 50-60 year old range. 3) The 1850 US Federal Census conforms to the 1840 Census where Hezekiah (or perhaps his wife Tabitha) lists his age as 66. This is in perfect alignment with the age range in the 1840 census and the year of birth as 1784. One non-conforming issue: The 1830 census lists Hezekiah, with his surname spelled ROBINSON, as being between 50 and 60. The mystery continues! " Dave Robison ***************************************************************************************************************************************************** Hezekiah first married Anne Grantham. When Anne passed away, he married her younger sister Tabitha. Hezekiah and Tabitha had 10 children together. Most of these children went by the name ROBINSON instead of ROBERTSON. William used ROBISON in the 1870 census. ***************************************************************************************************************************************************** From the research of Joey Robinson: "Hezekiah joined Andrew Jackson's Tennessee Volunteers and went to New Orleans, War of 1812. He moved with his family from East Tennessee to Giles Co., Tennessee where his wife dieD Then, he moved back to East Tennessee and married his first wife's sister. He then moved to Limestone Co, Alabama, about 1818 where he homesteaded land about 5 miles from where he had lived in Giles Co., Tennessee. The area became known as Robinson Hollow. One of this older sons went out west, probably John. The other, probably Dick, remained in Limestone Co." COLONEL PHILIP PIPKIN ***************************************************************************************************************************************************** DESIGNATION: 1st Regiment West Tennessee Militia DATES: June 1814 - December 1814 MEN MOSTLY FROM: Robertson, Williamson, Davidson, Giles, Hickman, Maury, Sumner, and Wilson Counties CAPTAINS: James Blakemore, Ebenezer Kilpatrick, William Mackay(Mackey), George Mebane, Henry M Newlin, John Robertson, Peter Searcy, John Strother, David Smythe BRIEF HISTORY: This regiment of about 960 men was ordered to man the various forts of the Mississippi Territory: Forts Jackson, Williams, Strother, Claiborne, and Pierce. Many of the men were stationed in the vicinity of Mobile, where disease put large numbers of them on sick lists. The unrest caused by such conditions led to a high desertion rate throughout the regiment. The desertions, along with enlistment disputes, led to court martials in December 1814 at Mobile, resulting in the execution of six soldiers on 21 February 1815 -- on the next day, news of the peace treaty arriveDThe court martial was reviewed by the House Committee on Military Affairs in Washington (1828), probably to embarrass Andrew Jackson, who was then running for the office of president." From:Tennessee State Library and Archives Historical and Genealogical Information -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HEZEKIAH (m) "Jehovah strengthens" from Hebrew hizqiyah. This is name of a king of Judah in the Old Testament. REGIMENTAL HISTORIES OF TENNESSEE UNITS DURING THE WAR OF 1812 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prepared by Tom Kanon, Tennessee State Library and Archives ____________________________________________________________________________________ Hezekiah is listed on Company Muster Rolls as having enlisted on 20 June 1814 for a period till 20 December 1814. He was present at the roll taken 22 June 1814 at Fayetteville; absent on 19 december from Camp Alexander with a notation: "Left sick at Fort Montgomery Nov 27, 1814"; and present for the roll taken 27 January, 1815 at Fayetteville. It was during this time frame that his first wife Ann took sick and died on 12 October 1814. On the "Company Pay Roll", his dates of service and pay are listed as follows: "Roll dated Jan 27, 1815. Commencement of service or of this settlement, June 20, 1814. Expiration of service or of this settlement, Jan 27, 1815. Term of service charged, 7 months, 7 days. Pay per month, 8 dollars, ___cents. Amount of pay, 57 dollars, 80 cents." All 4 documents are signed by H D Knapp, copyist. ____________________________________________________________________________________ James A Robinson of Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama: "Hezekiah joined Andrew Jackson's Tennessee Volunteers and went to New Orleans (War of 1812). He moved his family from eastern TN to Giles Co, Tennessee where his first wife dieD He moved back to eastern TN and married his first wife's sister. He then moved to Limestone Co, Alabama ca 1818 where he homesteaded land about five miles from where he had lived in Giles Co. The area became known as 'Robinson Hollow'. One of his sons went out west (probably John). The other (probably Dick) remained in Limestone Co" [Brøderbund Family Archive #316, ED1, Census Index: U.S Selected Counties, 1840, Date of Import: 23 Dec 2001, Internal ReF#1.316.1.9822.103] Individual: Robertson, Hezekiah Co/State: Limestone Co, Alabama Page #: 137 Year: 1840[Brøderbund Family Archive #316, ED1, Census Index: U.S Selected Counties, 1840, Date of Import: 28 May 2002, Internal ReF#1.316.1.9822.103] [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] "Colonel Philip Pipkin" DESIGNATION: 1st Regiment West Tennessee Militia DATES: June 1814 - December 1814 MEN MOSTLY FROM: Robertson, Williamson, Davidson, Giles, Hickman, Maury, Sumner, and Wilson Counties CAPTAINS: James Blakemore, Ebenezer Kilpatrick, William Mackay (Mackey), George Mebane, Henry M Newlin, John Robertson, Peter Searcy, John Strother, David Smythe BRIEF HISTORY: This regiment of about 960 men was ordered to man various forts of the Mississippi Territory: Forts Jackson, Williams, Strother, Claiborne, and Pierce. Many of the men were stationed in the vicinity of Mobile, where disease put large numbers of them on sick lists. The unrest caused by such conditions led to a high deseration rate throughout the regiment. The desertions, along with enlistment disputes, led to court martials in December 1814 at Mobile, resulting in the execution of six soldiers on 21 February 1815 -- on the next day, news of the peace treaty arriveD The court martial was reviewed by the House Committee on Military Affairs in Washington (1828), probably to embarrass Andrew Jackson, who was then running for the office of president. From: Tennessee State Library and Archives Historical and Genealogical Information REGIMENTAL HISTORIES OF TENNESSEE UNITS DURING THE WAR OF 1812 Prepared by Tom Kanon, Tennessee State Library and Archives Hezekiah is listed on Company Muster Rolls as having enlisted on 20 June 1914 for a period till 20 December 1814. He was present at the roll taken 22 June 1814 at Fayetteville: absent on 19 December from Camp Alexander with the notion: "Left sick at Fort Montgomery Nov. 27, 1814"; and present for the roll taken 27 January 1815 at Fayetteville. It was during this time frame that his first wife Ann took sick and died on 12 October 1814. On the "Company Pay Roll", his dates of service and pay are listed as follows: "Roll dated Jan. 27, 1815. Commencement of service or of thes settlemant, June 20, 1814. Expiration of service or of this settlement, Jan.27, 1815. Term of service charged, 7 mounths, 7 days. Pay per month, 8 dollars,__cents. Amount of pay 57 dollars, 80 cents." All 4 documents are signed by H DKnapp, copyist. James A Robinson of Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama: "Hezekiah joined Andrew Jackson's Tennessee Volunteers and went to New Orleans (War of 1812). He moved his family from eastern Tn to Giles County, Tennessee where his first wife dieD He moved back to eastern TN and married his first wife's sister. He then moved to Limestone County, Alabama ca 1818 where he homesteaded land about five miles from where he had lived in Giles County. The area became know as 'Robinson Hollow'. One of his sons went out west (probably John). The other (probably Dick) remained in Limestone County.' The third child, William G"Bill" had two daughters. Tom survived the Civil War and stopped off in Pickens County where he married and had a family. (According to the Thomas DRobertson family, Tom came to Pickens Co., Al at about the age of 15). Have not been able to document Thomas Civil War service. Gale was not married and died in the Civil War. Bose 'Amos" was a midget, never weighing more than 28 pounds and lived to be 21 or 22 years old. (Records show he died at 21 years of age.) George was married and died in the Civil War. Hezekiah Calvin (Jim's father) was veteran of Civil War. Green had a twin brother named Sam who died young. I (Jim) didn't know anything about Arthur C. Mary Jane married a Rochell and had 4 sons. He died in Civil War. Source: Mr. James - "Jim' - Alfred Robinson gave this data to his oldest daughter, Bertha. Information furnished to Sarah Robison Coker. Land Record: United States of America, Bureau of Land Management Certificate No. 13239, Hezekiah Robertson of Limestone County, Alabama had deposited in the GENERAL LAND OFFICE of the United States, a Certificate of the REGISTER OF THE LAND OFFICE at Huntsville whereby it appears that full payment has been made by the said Hezekiah Robertson according to the provisions for the Act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820 entitled " An act making further provision for the sale of Public Lands," for the North West Quarter of the North East Quarter of Section Eight in Township One of Range Four West in the District of Lands Subject to Sale at Huntsville, Alabama, containing Thirty-nine acres and ninety-nine hundredths of an acre, dated the tenth day of May, 1848. Directions to Robinson Cemetery furnished by Anita Leathers: From downtown Athens. Go north on Jefferson Street. At Elm Street keep going straight - Jefferson Street turns in to Hwy 127. Bear left at the fork (about 3 miles north of Elm St.) and continue north another 4-5 miles. You'll go down a steep hill, cross Sulfer Creek and go back up a steep hill. Elkmont Rural Village will be on your left as you reach the top of the hill. Pass Piggly Wiggly (on your right) and turn right at the next intersection. This will be Upper Fort Hampton RD Carter's/Gin B'bcue is on the right at this intersection. Go through the town of Elkmont bearing left at the first curve (Amoco & town hall on your right; miscellaneous antique marts on your left); you will pass the turn off for Elkmont high School and the local gin. Ft Hampton RDbears off to the right just past the high school and gin, but you need to go straight onto Veto RD Veto RDis a narrow winding road for starters! Approximately 1 1/2 - 2 miles, Robinson Rd will be on your right. Turn right and go about 1/2 -3/4 mile. The cemetery is on your left in a secluded area of a field on a slight hillside. You have to cross the creek to get to it and it can barely be seen from the road. More About Hezekiah Robertson: Burial: Robinson Cemetery, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama Census: 1840, Limestone Co., Elkmont, Alabama Military service: 1812, War of 1812 Marriage Notes for Anne Grantham and Hezekiah Robertson: [Robertson 1740 from brdennis.FTW] From Grainger Co, Tennessee Marriage Bonds and Licences 1796-1837, Book #1 (compiled by Billie Wyrick Kennerly): Bond only done by Benjamin Davis.[RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Giles County, Tennessee, 1812 Tax lists, Nos. 853-1056 This is the last section of the 1812 Giles Tax list. It is in no visible order, and contains 204 names. Many of these individuals lived on or near the Elk River, numerous at or near either Lower or Upper Elkton. #1043 Robtson Hezekiah Robertson Elkton (1812 Petition); One Hezekiah Robertson married 8 Feb. 1808, Grainger County, Tennessee, Anney Grantham (Marriage Index) The same? Source: posted on the Giles Co., Tennessee - http://www.tngenweb.org/giles/records/1812pet.html iv. Amis Grantham, born 01 Sep 1791 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died 24 Apr 1873 in San Gabriel, Milam Co, Texas; married Margaret Williams 10 Aug 1815 in Rogersville, Hawkins Co., Tennessee; born 31 May 1799 in Rogersville, Hawkins Co, Tennessee; died 27 Dec 1866 in San Gabriel, Milam Co, Texas. Notes for Amis Grantham: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Amis died in San Gabriel at 81 years of age. Amis and Martha were buried in the Old Grantham Cemetery, but their graves were moved on April 3, 1980 to Felton Cemetery by Millard Miles and Wm. Hope Camp, (Grantham Family Bible; "The Huguenot" #30, page 178; 1850 census of Lee County, Virginia. More About Amis Grantham: Burial: Felton Cemetery, San Gabriel, Texas Notes for Margaret Williams: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Margaret died December 27, 1866 at 67 years of age. More About Margaret Williams: Burial: Felton Cemetery, San Gabriel, Texas 65 v. Tabitha Grantham, born 27 May 1793 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died 13 Jan 1884 in Robinson Hollow, Elkmont, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Hezekiah Robertson 14 Dec 1816 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. vi. Rachel Grantham, born 05 Mar 1795 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; married James Dobson 29 Jul 1817 in Tennessee; born 1791. vii. Rhoda Grantham, born 09 Nov 1796 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died Abt. 1850; married James M Moore 17 Dec 1817 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; born 1792. Marriage Notes for Rhoda Grantham and James Moore: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Marriage record in Grainger Co, Tennessee shows William Moore as Bondsman; 18 December 1817. Family Bible gives 17 December 1817. viii. Lincoln Grantham, born 13 Aug 1798 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died Bef. 1846 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. ix. John Thomas Grantham, born 09 Jan 1800 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; married Margaret Littleton 04 Dec 1824 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; born 1804. x. James H Grantham, born 08 Oct 1801 in Tennessee; died 11 Dec 1875 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. xi. Alice Gale Grantham, born 07 May 1803 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died 05 Jun 1888; married Hughes W Taylor 02 Feb 1823 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. Notes for Alice Gale Grantham: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Alice was 85 years of age at her death. xii. Richard Grantham, Jr, born 23 Jan 1805 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee; died 26 Jun 1882 in Indianola, Warren Co, IO; married Frances R Hagan Bef. 1837. More About Richard Grantham, Jr: Occupation: Farmer xiii. Willis Grantham, born 17 Nov 1806 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died 16 Mar 1885 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; married Keziah Stubblefield 09 Aug 1827 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; born Abt. 1810 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; died 13 Oct 1868 in Grainger Co, Tennessee. Notes for Willis Grantham: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Willis tombstone show date of birth 7 November 1806, died 16 March 1885. Family shows date of birth 17 November 1806. He was 78 years of age at his death. Grainger Co, Tennessee 1850 census Dist. # 3, Household # 260/262 shows, Willis Grantham age 41 (44) Blacksmith; Keziah age 40; Joanna age 20; Edward age 20; Rebecca age 16; Virginia A age 11; Nancy E age 8; Joseph R age 3; Benjamin F age 1. Vernon Drewa lists family Willis Grantham born 1806 for Grainger Co, Tennessee 1850 census his age should be 44: Keziah born abt. 1810, 1850 census age is correct; Joanna Grantha Grantham & Elbert born (Unknown), 1850 census shows both born 1830 ; Nancy Grantham born about 1828, 1850 census shows born abt. 1842; Rebecca Grantham was born 1833, 1850 census shows born 1833; Virginia Grantham born abt. 1839, 1850 census birth year would be 1839; Elizabeth Grantham born abt. 1837, 1850 census shows her born 1839; Elizabeth Grantham born abot 1837, she is not shown on the 1850 census; Joseph born abt. 1839, 1850 census has him born year 1847; Benjamin Franklin born abt. 1841, the 1850 census has him born 1849. This all needs to be checked out. BW More About Willis Grantham: Burial: Grantham Cemetery, Grainger Co, Tennessee Notes for Keziah Stubblefield: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Keziah died September 13, 1868 at 58 years of age. More About Keziah Stubblefield: Burial: Grantham Cemetery, Grainger Co, Tennessee Marriage Notes for Willis Grantham and Keziah Stubblefield: [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Marriage listed in the Grantham Gazette, contact Ronald E Johnson 828-470-8400, http://graham.main.nc.us/~rjohnson/genealogy/Grantham_mar.html. 136. William Hardin, born in Columbia Co., Georgia; died Bef. 1850. He married 137. Sarah Unknown. 137. Sarah Unknown, born 1802 in Georgia. Children of William Hardin and Sarah Unknown are: 68 i. William Hardin, born 1818 in TN; married Susan Eaves 30 Dec 1841 in Limestone Co, Alabama. ii. James Franklin Hardin, born 24 Sep 1822 in AL; died 23 Mar 1863; married Rebecca Rogers 11 Mar 1852; born 26 Apr 1831 in TN; died 12 Jun 1910. Notes for James Franklin Hardin: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Ardmore, Limestone Co, Alabama: "Established in 1863, Mount Pleasant is one of the larger cemeteries in Limestone Co. It is very well maintained, and is still in use today. The oldest grave is that of James F Hardin (1822 - 1863), husband of Rebecca Rogers Hardin." More About James Franklin Hardin: Burial: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Ardmore, Limestone Co, Alabama More About Rebecca Rogers: Burial: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Ardmore, Limestone Co, Alabama iii. Lanford Hardin, born 1836. iv. Elendon Hardin, born 1840. v. Babe Hardin, born 1843. 138. Davidson Eaves He married 139. Malinda Clem Abt. 1825. 139. Malinda Clem Child of Davidson Eaves and Malinda Clem is: 69 i. Susan Eaves, born 1826 in AL; married William Hardin 30 Dec 1841 in Limestone Co, Alabama. 140. Elijah Shipley, Sr, born 11 Apr 1754 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 13 May 1821 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee. He was the son of 280. Benjamin Shipley and 281. Catherine Hawk. He married 141. Rachel Elizabeth Kingston 16 Feb 1782 in Bel Air, Harford Co, Maryland. 141. Rachel Elizabeth Kingston, born 15 Oct 1756 in MD; died 10 Jan 1847 in Hemlock, Sullivan Co, Tennessee. More About Elijah Shipley, Sr: Burial: Shipley Cemetery, Warrior's Path, Hemlock, Sullivan Co, Tennessee More About Rachel Elizabeth Kingston: Burial: 1847, Shipley Cemetery, Warrior's Path, Hemlock, Sullivan Co, Tennessee Children of Elijah Shipley and Rachel Kingston are: i. Benjamin Franklin Shipley, Sr, born Abt. 1786 in MD; died 15 Jan 1855 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; married Catherine Wells WFT Est. 1804-1833; born 1788 in VA; died Abt. 1865 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee. More About Benjamin Franklin Shipley, Sr: Burial: Shipley Cemetery, Warrior's Path, Hemlock, Sullivan Co, Tennessee More About Catherine Wells: Burial: Shipley Family Cemetery, Warrior's Path State Park, Hemlock, Sullivan Co, Tennessee Census: 1850, Sullivan Co #1351 ii. Joshua Shipley, Sr, born 23 Mar 1793 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; died 21 Oct 1860 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; married Mary Strickler 14 May 1815 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; born 20 Apr 1790 in Shanendoah Co, Virginia; died 08 Dec 1879 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee. iii. Richard Shipley, born 1794 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; died 1860 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; married Sarah Unknown. 70 iv. Elijah Shipley, Jr, born 1796 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; died 10 Aug 1852 in Pettusville, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Jane McClure 28 Mar 1824 in Jefferson Co, Alabama. v. Adam Shipley, born 1798 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; died 1880 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; married Ellen Holt 1823 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; born 09 Jun 1802 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; died Abt. 1870. vi. Caleb Shipley, born 1799 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; died 20 Oct 1861 in Kingsport, Sullivan Co, Tennessee; married (1) Sarah Ramey; married (2) Elizabeth Galloway 1825 in TN; born 1800; died Bef. 1850. Notes for Caleb Shipley: Death: An e-mail dated Friday, June 20, 2003 9:02 PM from Lona Ward Gibson LonaGibson@aol.com reads "Our Caleb was murdered by his own nephew with an AXE for his money. He and two more men killed him. Two of his son's, John and Willie escaped them. Willie hid under the bed and John ran outside and hid in some bushes. He was supposed to have been killed In Hawkin's Co. This is next to Kingsport, Tenn." More About Caleb Shipley: Burial: Shipley Family Cemetery at Warrior's Path State Park 142. John McClure He married 143. Unknown Unknown. 143. Unknown Unknown Child of John McClure and Unknown Unknown is: 71 i. Jane McClure, born Abt. 1801 in NC; died 1880 in Evergreen, Conecuh Co, Alabama; married Elijah Shipley, Jr 28 Mar 1824 in Jefferson Co, Alabama. 144. John Peace, born Abt. 1760. He was the son of 288. Joseph Peace. He married 145. Elizabeth Hight 09 May 1795 in Granville Co., North Carolina. 145. Elizabeth Hight, born 1769. She was the daughter of 290. John Hight and 291. Eleanor Nichols. Children of John Peace and Elizabeth Hight are: i. Unknown Peace ii. Pleasant Meredith Peace, born 1790 in Granville Co., North Carolina; died 1860 in Peace Valley, Howell Co., Missouri; married Mary Jane Sanderson. More About Pleasant Meredith Peace: Census: 1820, Limestone Co, Alabama Land Patent: 10 Sep 1834, Limestone Co, Alabama 72 iii. William Mask Peace, born 1797 in North Carolina; died Abt. 1860 in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married Sarah S Meacham 10 May 1817 in Madison Co, Alabama. iv. Unknown Peace 146. Mark Meacham, born 1760 in NC; died 1814 in Madison Co, Alabama. He married 147. Winnefred Collier Bef. 1793. 147. Winnefred Collier Children of Mark Meacham and Winnefred Collier are: i. Banks Meacham, born Abt. 1797; married Nancy Greenhaw 06 Sep 1809 in Limestone Co, Alabama; born 1797; died 1824 in Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for Banks Meacham: [Greenhow and Greenhaw.ged] Banks Meacham's sister, Nancy Meacham, married the brother of his wife. Jonathan Greenhaw. More About Banks Meacham: Record Change: 05 Feb 2000 Notes for Nancy Greenhaw: [Greenhow and Greenhaw.ged] Nancy Greenhaw and her brother, Jonathan Greenhaw, Jr married brother and sister, Banks and Nancy Meacham. More About Nancy Greenhaw: Record Change: 28 Apr 2000 ii. Nancy A Meacham, born 29 Jul 1798; died 10 Jan 1884 in Limestone Co, Alabama; married Jonathan Greenhaw, Jr 14 Jun 1813 in Madison Co, Alabama; born 1790 in Caswell Co, North Carolina; died 15 Oct 1846 in Limestone Co, Alabama. Notes for Jonathan Greenhaw, Jr: [Greenhow and Greenhaw.ged] Jonathan was with the Tennessee Volunteers in the War of 1812 It is said many of Jonathan's desc settled in Howard Co., Arkansas 73 iii. Sarah S Meacham, born 1803 in South Carolina; died in Athens, Limestone Co, Alabama; married William Mask Peace 10 May 1817 in Madison Co, Alabama. 164. Epiphroditus Hanks, born 25 Jan 1746/47 in Northumberland Co, Virginia; died 04 Jul 1848. He was the son of 328. John Hanks and 329. Mary Mott. He married 165. Unknown Lanier. 165. Unknown Lanier More About Epiphroditus Hanks: Military service: Veteran Revolutionary War Children of Epiphroditus Hanks and Unknown Lanier are: i. James Hanks 82 ii. William Hanks III, born Aft. 1774 in Dobbs Co, North Carolina; died 1833 in Shelby Co, Texas; married Sophie Reams Abt. 1800. iii. Stephen Hanks 166. Hezekiah Reams He married 167. Unknown Mason. 167. Unknown Mason Children of Hezekiah Reams and Unknown Mason are: i. Phadra Reams, married Elijah Hanks. 83 ii. Sophie Reams, born in SC; died 23 Aug 1830; married William Hanks III Abt. 1800. 176. Russell Robertson, Sr, born Abt. 1744 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died Bef. 1799 in Edgefield, South Carolina. He was the son of 352. Robert Robertson and 353. Lucretia Russell. He married 177. Mary Wilson Abt. 1783. 177. Mary Wilson, born Abt. 1748 in Amitie, Mississippi; died 1827 in Amitie, Mississippi. She was the daughter of 354. John Wilson and 355. Mary Russell. More About Mary Wilson: Burial: Old Zion Hill Baptist Cemetery, Tylertown, Mississippi Child of Russell Robertson and Unknown Unknown is: Children of Russell Robertson and Mary Wilson are: 88 i. Russell Robertson, Jr, born Abt. 1783 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died 1840 in Clarke Co, Alabama; married Bathsheba Cotton. ii. Mary Mourning Robertson, born Abt. 1784; died 1864 in Russell Co, Alabama; married James Vann. iii. Joseph L Robertson, born Abt. 1786. iv. Lucretia Robertson, born Abt. 1788; married Thomas Cotton. v. Louvisa Robertson, born Abt. 1789; married Van Swearingen. 180. William Rotton, Sr, born Abt. 1745; died Aft. 30 Dec 1829. He married 181. Unknown Unknown. 181. Unknown Unknown Child of William Rotton and Unknown Unknown is: 90 i. William Rotton, Jr, born Abt. 1770; died 09 Sep 1845 in Edgefield, South Carolina; married Lydia Lovelace. Child of William Rotton and Catherine Cockeroff is: 182. Benjamin Lovelace, born 1745; died 1802. He was the son of 364. William Lovelace, Jr and 365. Margaret Beall. He married 183. Constance Kirkland. 183. Constance Kirkland, born Abt. 1751 in Fairfax Co, Virginia; died in Edgefield, South Carolina. She was the daughter of 366. Major Richard Snowden Kirkland, Jr and 367. Sybil Unknown. Children of Benjamin Lovelace and Constance Kirkland are: 91 i. Lydia Lovelace, born Abt. 1770 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died Abt. 1845 in Edgefield, South Carolina; married William Rotton, Jr. ii. John Lovelace, born Abt. 1772. iii. Benjamin Lovelace, Jr, born Abt. 1774. iv. Polly Ann Lovelace, born Abt. 1776. v. David M Lovelace, born Abt. 1778. vi. Sybil Lovelace, born Abt. 1780. vii. Aaron Lovelace, born Abt. 1797. viii. Susanna Lovelace, born Abt. 1786. ix. Thomas Lovelace, born Abt. 1789. 184. David Donaldson, Sr, born Abt. 1776 in NC; died Abt. 1854 in Coffee Co, Alabama. He married 185. Elizabeth Gallman Abt. 1792. 185. Elizabeth Gallman, born Abt. 1776 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died Aft. 1854 in Coffee Co, Alabama. She was the daughter of 370. Casper Gallman and 371. Jemima Sellers. More About David Donaldson, Sr: Burial: Danley Crossroad, Coffee Co, Alabama More About Elizabeth Gallman: Burial: Danley Crossroad, Coffee Co, Alabama Children of David Donaldson and Elizabeth Gallman are: i. Soverign Donaldson, Sr, born Abt. 1793 in SC; married Elizabeth McClendon. 92 ii. Gosper Donaldson, born Abt. 1795 in Edgefield Co, South Carolina; died Nov 1842 in Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Co, Alabama; married Margaret Bland 23 Jan 1823 in Montgomery, Montgomery Co, Alabama. iii. Jesse P Donaldson, Sr, born Abt. 1797. iv. Sophronia Donaldson, born Abt. 1798. v. Mary A Donaldson, born Abt. 1804. vi. David Donaldson, Jr, born Abt. 1806; died Nov 1855. vii. Sarah Donaldson, born Abt. 1807. viii. Mary B Donaldson, born Abt. 1812. 224. William Bassett, born 05 Jun 1726 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 13 Dec 1776 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 448. William Bassett and 449. Mary Crosman. He married 225. Lydia Fisher 16 Mar 1747/48 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. 225. Lydia Fisher, born 25 Mar 1730 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 29 Jan 1807 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 450. Samuel Fisher, Sr and 451. Hannah Thayes. Notes for William Bassett: William owned a slitting mill. He was a tythingman, warden and husbandman and also did some tanning.William owned a slitting mill. He was a tythingman, warden and husbandman and also did some tanninG More About William Bassett: Burial: Norton Centre Cemetery Notes for Lydia Fisher: Lydia's name was spelled "Lidyah" on her birth record in the Town of Norton Vital Records.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Children of William Bassett and Lydia Fisher are: 112 i. William Bassett, born 10 Feb 1749/50 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 23 Dec 1838 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; married Anna Lane 08 Nov 1770 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. ii. Jedediah Bassett, born 28 Dec 1751 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 12 Oct 1837; married (1) Patty Billing; married (2) Sarah Briggs 02 Dec 1773 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. More About Jedediah Bassett: Military service: Revolutionary War iii. Samuel Bassett, born 01 Mar 1754 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 08 Nov 1834 in Keene, New Hampshire; married Martha Belding 1777. More About Samuel Bassett: Military service: Revolutionary War iv. Isaac Bassett, born 18 Dec 1755 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 20 Jul 1852 in Barre, Massachusetts; married Mehitable Makepeace 20 Aug 1778 in Norton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; born 27 May 1760 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 23 Oct 1856 in Barre, Massachusetts. Notes for Mehitable Makepeace: Mehitable Makepeace, daughter of Wm. Makepeace (5) of Norton moved to Milford with her husband, Issac Bassett of Norton about 1810, where they lived a few years, and then removed to Barre, where they lived till their decease. Marriage Notes for Isaac Bassett and Mehitable Makepeace: [MasaBassettNumberTwo.FTW] [MasaBassettNumberOne.FTW] Mehitable Makepeace and husband Isac Bassett moved to Milford about 1810 where they lived a few years and then removed to Barre, where they lived till their decease. v. Massa Bassett, born 14 Apr 1759 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 25 Oct 1776 in Battle of New York, White Plains, New Jersey. Notes for Massa Bassett: Massa Bassett was killed October 28, 1776 at the Battle of New York at White Plains, New York under the command of General George Washington. In his honor, each of his brothers named a son after him. "...The Americans and the British began digging in. On October 12, Howe once again moved his army to the north to outflank Washington, this time at Throgs Neck. He landed there successfully, but his forces were bottled up on the Neck, which, depending on the tides, was sometimes an islanDWashington decided to withdraw north to White Plains. The British slowly followeDIt took (British General) Howe ten days to arrive in White Plains. There, on October 28th, the British troops captured Chattertons Hill, to the right of American lines. Washington soon withdrew to New Castle, and Howe did not follow." From HistoryCentral.com[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Massa Bassett was killed at the Battle of White Plains, New Jersey. In his honor, each of his brothers named a son after him. More About Massa Bassett: Military service: Revolutionary War vi. Mary Bassett, born 26 Mar 1761 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died Bef. 21 Dec 1824 in VT; married Daniel Phillips 1785. Notes for Mary Bassett: Mary Bassett Phillips had 8 children and moved with her husband Daniel and family to Vermont.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] vii. David Bassett, born 30 Mar 1763 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; married Phoebe Terry 11 Dec 1783 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. Notes for David Bassett: [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] David Bassett lived in Ware, Massachusetts with his wife and 4 children.David Bassett lived in Ware, Massachusetts with his wife and 4 children. viii. James Bassett, born 15 May 1765 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 16 Oct 1857; married Elizabeth Caswell 22 Oct 1786 in Norton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. Notes for James Bassett: James and Elizabeth moved to Voluntown, Connecticut and had 9 children.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] ix. Sela Bassett, born 23 Jul 1767 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; married Abijah Wetherell, Jr 05 Aug 1787 in Norton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; born in Easton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. Notes for Sela Bassett: Sela and Abijah moved to Canaan, Connecticut.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] x. Nathan Bassett, born 11 Sep 1769; married Mehitable Buell 29 Oct 1793. 226. Colonel Ephraim Lane Child of Colonel Ephraim Lane is: 113 i. Anna Lane, born 1753; died 26 Nov 1822 in Hardwick, Worcester Co, MA; married William Bassett 08 Nov 1770 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. 232. Timothy Blodgett, born 07 Apr 1740 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 13 Jan 1831 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts. He was the son of 464. Samuel Blodgett and 465. Mary Russell. He married 233. Millicent Perry. 233. Millicent Perry, born 09 Mar 1747/48 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 07 May 1827 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 466. Joseph Perry and 467. Mary Locke. Notes for Timothy Blodgett: Timothy and Millicent were admitted to the church at Lexington on 3 February 1767.[ ] On 19 April 1776 [sic], Timothy Blodgett signed a petition at Lexington asking for compensation for having lost a gun while on duty in Capt. John Parker's company at Lexington on 19 April 1775.[ ] "Family tradition says he was stationed for a while on Governor's Island in Boston Harbor."[ ] A account of the battle at Lexington on 19 April 1775 was told, hopefully fairly accurately, by Millicent (Perry) Blodgett to her granddaughter Sally (Blodgett) Lyon and, courtesy of Sally's daughter, Louisa Thayer Tiffany, reproduced in Edwin A Blodgett's book: The news that the British were coming through on their way to Concord was brought to the old-fashioned colonial house on the edge of the little village just before midnight. All were arouseD Grandmother began her baking, for it was a Wednesday, her baking day, and she was a famous cook. Grandfather Timothy began getting ready his flint-lock. They were all busy. Through all the hours of that night the neighbors kept coming in and out to discuss what should be done. One woman said: "I told my husband to go, but he says he's sick, and I told him he was a coward, for my old father has gone to the meeting-house green, old as he is." Her father was one of the eight men killed, Parker by name. Grandfather was then already on the Lexington Green, and followed on after the Red-coats nearly to Concord, then helped to harrass and worry and chase them back all the way to Lexington, where the wornout and heated British soldiers lay down on the Green, panting, and many of them were waited upon back to Boston to the tune of Yankee Doodle. A report spread that Lord Percy was coming with fifteen thousand men from Boston to burn and destroy all the villages between there and Concord, and caused a perfect panic in the town early in the morning of the 19th. Most of the husbands and fathers were gone in pursuit of the enemy. The women, under this new excitement, fled with their children from their homes to the adjacent woods; Grandmother among them, with her three little children, and leaving the oven full of her good baking. While wandering in the woods, Grandmother met Samuel Adams one of the proscribed men - both Adams and Hancock were under the ban, and though all others might be pardoned, their lives were forfeit. These two men without doubt were concealed in the house of the minister, and the soldiers stopped at Lexington to take them, but their warm reception made them hasten on. Adams though fleeding [sic] for his life did not forget his stately politeness:-"God bless you, Madam," he said, bowing low from his horse and saluting with his hand. Grandmother came back to her house to find her oven of food all gone, but she always said she was glad our own hungry men found the food in her absence. Later on in the day, a British officer asked her for food and found her cryinG "Why do you cry" he asked, "We do not hurt women and children." She answered "No, but you kill our husbands and sons and fathers, and why shouldn't we cry!"[ ] There seems to be no reason for doubting the above account. Much has, of course, been written about the fight on Lexington Green. Rev. Jonas Clark of Lexington wrote about the events of the day, apparently mainly to set the record straight that it was the British who fired first:[ ] On the evening of the 18th of April, two messages came to Clarke and his guests, Adams and Hancock. Evidently a small party of British officers had been seen on the road to Lexington. Fearing that they were coming to arrest Adams and Hancock, a guard was set. Between 12 and 1 a.M the next morning word came that about 1200 or 1500 men had landed in Cambridge. The militia gathered on the common and two persons sent out to gain intelligence. Between 3 and 4 a.M one returned, having seen nothing alarming, so Captain Parker dismissed his militia "but with orders to be within call of the drum." However, suddenly the British troops were "upon a quick march within about a mile and a quarter of the meeting house and place of parade." About 4:30 the militia were called together and the troops, having stopped about an eighth of a mile away to load their guns, approacheD Captain Parker ordered his men to disperse and not to fire. The British yelled at them to disperse and to drop their guns and almost immediately began firinG In a few moments eight Lexington men were dead and ten woundeD Rev. Clarke was especially indignant that the brigade "drew up and formed in a body, on the common, fired a volley and gave three huzzas, by way of triumph. . . . Of this transaction, I was a witness, having, at that time, a fair view of their motions, and being at the distance of not more than 70 or 80 rods from them." The troops then marched on to Concord, which is another story. On their return under fire they were reinforced and continued on the road plundering and destroying but harrassed by minutemen all the way to Charlestown. More About Timothy Blodgett: Burial: Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts More About Millicent Perry: Burial: Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Children of Timothy Blodgett and Millicent Perry are: i. Timothy Blodgett, born 24 Sep 1766 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 25 Nov 1855 in Fitzwilliam, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire; married Elizabeth Stiles; born Abt. 1768. ii. Thaddeus Blodgett, born 02 Jun 1768 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died in Poland, Chautauqua, New York; married Sally Tuttle 03 Mar 1794 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts; born 1773. 116 iii. Levi Blodgett, born 28 Jul 1770 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 28 May 1848 in Wendall, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; married Keziah Puffer 03 Jan 1791 in Surry, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire. iv. Lucy Blodgett, born 23 Jan 1773 in Lexington, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts; died Abt. 1863 in Fredonia, Chattaqua Co, New York; married Asaph Mitchell 19 Sep 1792 in Deerfield, Massachusetts. v. Samuel Blodgett, born 29 Sep 1774 in Wendell, Massachusetts; died 04 Jul 1849 in Hadley, Saratoga Co, New York; married Susanna Whipple; born 17 Mar 1794 in NC; died 23 Feb 1840 in Antwerp, New York. Notes for Susanna Whipple: Probably the unnamed daughter of Jesse and Emily (Goodloe) Harper born in North Carolina 17 March 1774 as SUSANNA HARPER and adopted by a Whipple family. Reference: U.S Census, 1850, Poland, Chautauqua Co., N.Y, roll 484, P 310. vi. Joseph Blodgett, born 19 Jan 1777 in Wendell, Massachusetts; died 16 Sep 1822 in Fitzwilliam, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire; married Thankful Hawks 11 Oct 1798 in Deerfield, Massachusetts; born 31 Dec 1779 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. vii. Mary Blodgett, born 15 Apr 1779 in Wendell, Massachusetts; died 19 Jul 1840 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; married Silas Hawks 26 Feb 1801 in Deerfield, Massachusetts; born 26 Apr 1774 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; died 13 Dec 1831 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. More About Mary Blodgett: Burial: Old Cemetery, So Deerfield More About Silas Hawks: Burial: Old Cemetery, So Deerfield viii. Millicent Blodgett, born 23 Dec 1781 in Wendell, Massachusetts; died 09 Sep 1831 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; married Waitstill Hawks 26 Feb 1801 in Deerfield, Massachusetts; born 23 Dec 1777 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; died 29 Jun 1842. ix. Sally Blodgett, born 22 Nov 1783 in Wendell, Massachusetts; died 05 Oct 1861 in Halifax, Windham Co, Vermont; married John Legate; born 02 Sep 1788 in Leominster, Massachusetts; died 26 Jul 1857 in Halifax, Massachusetts. x. Lucretia Billing Blodgett, born 01 Jun 1786 in Wendell, Massachusetts; died 30 Mar 1789 in Wendell, Massachusetts. xi. Simeon Blodgett, born 20 Apr 1788 in Wendell, Massachusetts; died 02 Sep 1842 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; married Lydia Graves. More About Simeon Blodgett: Burial: Old Cemetery, So Deerfield xii. Edmund Blodgett, born 30 Aug 1790 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; died 1833; married Nancy Brown. 234. Richard Puffer, born 06 Jun 1724 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 01 Jul 1774 in Swanzey, Cheshire, New Hampshire. He was the son of 468. Richard Puffer and 469. Anna Hawes. He married 235. Jemima Albee 11 Apr 1751 in Mendon, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts. 235. Jemima Albee, born 07 Oct 1731 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 470. Benjamin Albee and 471. Mary Taft. Children of Richard Puffer and Jemima Albee are: i. Simeon Puffer, born 22 Apr 1752 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 07 Jan 1832 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts; married Lydia Graves. Notes for Simeon Puffer: Title: Descendants of George Puffer of Braintree, Massachusetts Author: Charles Nutt Abbrev: Nutt Publication: Worcester, Massachusetts, 1915 Abbrev: Puffer Call Number: FHL #928,260 it 3 Note: This book was compiled over many years by several people, using MA and NH vital records, Massachusetts probate and deeds, war records and correspondence with over 1000 people. Page: 47 Note: Not found in VR of Wrentham, 1:173. Nor was it found in Simeon's pension file, but he said he was "almost 65 years old" in his declaration dated 8 April 1818 at GreenfielDThis would suggest he was born in 1753, not 1752. On 10 July 1820 he gave his age as 67, which also suggests 1753. His age at death in Deerfield records was 80, which calculates to 1852 but could be rounded ofFHowever, his brother Richard was born in November 1753, so 1752 is a more reasonable birth year for Simeon. Title: Vital Records of Wrentham, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850 Publication: Boston: NEHGS, 1910 Abbrev: VR of Wrentham Page: 1:173 Title: Descendants of George Puffer of Braintree, Massachusetts Author: Charles Nutt Abbrev: Nutt Publication: Worcester, Massachusetts, 1915 Abbrev: Puffer Call Number: FHL #928,260 it 3 Note: This book was compiled over many years by several people, using MA and NH vital records, Massachusetts probate and deeds, war records and correspondence with over 1000 people. Page: 47 Title: Vital Records of Medway, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850 Publication: Boston: NEHGS, 1903 Abbrev: VR of Medway Page: 110 Note: All the baptisms for Richard and Jemima's children are from CR2, the 2nd Congregational Church in East Medway, now in Millis. Simeon was baptized the same day as his brother RicharD Title: Descendants of George Puffer of Braintree, Massachusetts Author: Charles Nutt Abbrev: Nutt Publication: Worcester, Massachusetts, 1915 Abbrev: Puffer Call Number: FHL #928,260 it 3 Note: This book was compiled over many years by several people, using MA and NH vital records, Massachusetts probate and deeds, war records and correspondence with over 1000 people. Page: 77 Title: Vital Records of Greenfield, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850 Publication: Boston: NEHGS, 1915 Abbrev: VR of Greenfield Page: 281 Note: At age 80. From the records of St. James Episcopal Church, whose rector included records from a number of other places he had serveD Title: Vital Records of Deerfield, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850 Publication: Boston: NEHGS, 1920 Abbrev: VR of Deerfield Page: 306 Note: At age 80. From the records of the First Congregational Church. Title: Descendants of George Puffer of Braintree, Massachusetts Author: Charles Nutt Abbrev: Nutt Publication: Worcester, Massachusetts, 1915 Abbrev: Puffer Call Number: FHL #928,260 it 3 Note: This book was compiled over many years by several people, using MA and NH vital records, Massachusetts probate and deeds, war records and correspondence with over 1000 people. Page: 78 Note: This gives their marriage date as 8 Dec., but NH VR give 7 Dec. Title: Vital Records of New Hampshire Abbrev: Vital Records of New Hampshire Page: FHL #1,001,291 Note: From Swanzey vital records. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] ii. Richard Puffer, born 27 Nov 1753 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 20 Nov 1756 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. iii. Jemima Puffer, born 27 Aug 1755 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Obediah Blake; born 26 Sep 1753 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. iv. Amos Puffer, born 30 Mar 1757 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Esther Holbrook; born 07 Feb 1764 in Bellingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 17 Apr 1845 in Jamaica, Windham, Vermont. v. Sarah Puffer, born 20 Dec 1758 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. vi. Susanna Puffer, born 20 Dec 1758 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Tilly Howe. vii. Rachel Puffer, born 02 Jul 1761 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. viii. Hepzibah Puffer, born 04 Dec 1763. ix. Chloe Puffer, born 18 Oct 1765. x. Richard Puffer, born 25 Oct 1767 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Lois Holbrook; born 16 May 1759 in Wrentham, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; died 25 May 1853 in Townsend, Windham Co, Vermont. 117 xi. Keziah Puffer, born 23 Jan 1770 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 15 Jan 1841 in Wendall, Franklin Co, Massachusetts; married Levi Blodgett 03 Jan 1791 in Surry, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire. Generation No. 9 256. William Robertson Notes for William Robertson: Migrated from Ireland during one of the Ulster Migrations in 1746.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Migrated from Ireland during one of the Ulster Migrations in 1746. Child of William Robertson is: 128 i. Jonathan Robertson, born 07 Oct 1740 in Coleraine, Co Londonderry, Ireland; married Unknown Unknown. 260. John Grantham, born Abt. 1726 in Surry Co, Virginia; died Abt. 1785 in Wayne Co, North Carolina. He was the son of 520. Edward Grantham II and 521. Catherine Proctor. He married 261. Ann Brown Abt. 1745. 261. Ann Brown, born Abt. 1732 in Dobbs Co, North Carolina; died in Dobbs Co, North Carolina. Notes for John Grantham: Survey No. 557, Dobbs Co for John Grantham 150 acres issued 30 Oct 1765. Land entered 7 Aug 1764, Book 18, page 95 (or 195), location is south side of Neuse River & lower side of Falling Creek. Survey 7 Aug 1764. The diagram of the tract as it was prepared by the surveyor is a irregular shape consisting of 6 sides and with a date of 7 Aug 1764 on the diagram. The text written in the handwriting of the surveyor, John Shepherd is as follows: Surveyed for Mr. John Grantham, 150 acres of land in the Co of Dobbs the south side of Neuse River & loser side of Falling Creek, beginning at a blackjack on the south side of Green's Branch, thence turning across the Branch north 1 degree W 103 poles to a white oak in his own line, thence N 73 degrees E 68 poles to his other line, then along the same S 7 degrees W 34 poles to his corner white oak, thence south 85 degrees E 120 poles to a pine, corner his other corner, red oak, thence N 20 degrees E 120 poles to a red oak, thence S 23 degrees E 172 poles to a pine, and then with a direct line to the first station." Also surveyed (No. 208) for John Grantham, 600 acres which was land entered 6 June 1761, Book 15, page 389. Survey issued 5 Dec 1761. Located on the Horse Swamp joining his own lanDChain bearers were Richard Grantham and Joshua Grantham. A diagram of the land is not clear, but appears to be a figure of 7 sides, and with a date of 6 June 1761. Text by Philip Stone, surveyor is as follows: "Surveyed for John Grantham, a plantation containing 600 acres of land in the Co of Dobbs, on the Horse Swamp, joining his own land, beginning at a red oak and runs south 100 degrees to a live oak in the Horse Swamp then up the Swamp with his own line North 6 degrees, W 464 poles to a blackjack, Richard Grantham's corner, then with his line south 90 degrees to a white oak the N 75 degrees west 220 poles to a hickory then N 1010 poles to a pine then N 45 degrees E 55 poles to a pine then to the first station." ------------------- A survey (No. 1099) made in Dobbs for John Grantham, 122 acres, Grant 349, issued 29 Feb 1775, entry 251, land entered 14 May 1772 (The name Wm. Palmer is entered at the place where the entry date is located, and it is possible that this is an escheat which arose when Palmer did not comply with the requirements for a patent), Book 27, P 68 and located on the north side of Falling Creek. Surveyor was William Caswell. The diagram shows a figure of 4 sides. The text is: North Carolina 10 Jul 1772. Surveyed for John Grantham a plantation containing 122 acres of land in Dobbs Co on the north side of Falling Creek, joining the land he now lives on beginning at an oak standing near two Thomas Woodson's line and runs north 103 degrees thence north 2 degrees E 482 poles then South 5 degrees 20 poles thence south 65 degrees west 220 poles then up with the meanders of Falling Creek Swamp and the land of Isham Hatcher to the first station. Chain bearers Joshua Grantham and Charles Cogdale. [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] [RobinsonRobertson Descendants to B Winfield.FTW] Notes for John Grantham: Survey No. 557, Dobbs County for John Grantham 150 acres issued 30 Oct 1765. Land entered 7 Aug 1764, Book 18, page 95 (or 195), location is south side of Neuse River & lower side of Falling Creek. Survey 7 Aug 1764. The diagram of the tract as it was prepared by the surveyor is a irregular shape consisting of 6 sides and with a date of 7 Aug 1764 on the diagram. The text written in the handwriting of the surveyor, John Shepherd is as follows: Surveyed for Mr. John Grantham, 150 acres of land in the County of Dobbs the south side of Neuse River & loser side of Falling Creek, beginning at a blackjack on the south side of Green's Branch, thence turning across the Branch north 1 degree W 103 poles to a white oak in his own line, thence N 73 degrees E 68 poles to his other line, then along the same S 7 degrees W 34 poles to his corner white oak, thence south 85 degrees E 120 poles to a pine, corner his other corner, red oak, thence N 20 degrees E 120 poles to a red oak, thence S 23 degrees E 172 poles to a pine, and then with a direct line to the first station." Also surveyed (No. 208) for John Grantham, 600 acres which was land entered 6 June 1761, Book 15, page 389. Survey issued 5 Dec 1761. Located on the Horse Swamp joining his own lanDChain bearers were Richard Grantham and Joshua Grantham. A diagram of the land is not clear, but appears to be a figure of 7 sides, and with a date of 6 June 1761. Text by Philip Stone, surveyor is as follows: "Surveyed for John Grantham, a plantation containing 600 acres of land in the county of Dobbs, on the Horse Swamp, joining his own land, beginning at a red oak and runs south 100 degrees to a live oak in the Horse Swamp then up the Swamp with his own line North 6 degrees, W 464 poles to a blackjack, Richard Grantham's corner, then with his line south 90 degrees to a white oak the N 75 degrees west 220 poles to a hickory then N 1010 poles to a pine then N 45 degrees E 55 poles to a pine then to the first station." ------------------- A survey (No. 1099) made in Dobbs for John Grantham, 122 acres, Grant 349, issued 29 Feb 1775, entry 251, land entered 14 May 1772 (The name Wm. Palmer is entered at the place where the entry date is located, and it is possible that this is an escheat which arose when Palmer did not comply with the requirements for a patent), Book 27, P 68 and located on the north side of Falling Creek. Surveyor was William Caswell. The diagram shows a figure of 4 sides. The text is: North Carolina 10 Jul 1772. Surveyed for John Grantham a plantation containing 122 acres of land in Dobbs County on the north side of Falling Creek, joining the land he now lives on beginning at an oak standing near two Thomas Woodson's line and runs north 103 degrees thence north 2 degrees E 482 poles then South 5 degrees 20 poles thence south 65 degrees west 220 poles then up with the meanders of Falling Creek Swamp and the land of Isham Hatcher to the first station. Chain bearers Joshua Grantham and Charles Cogdale. [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] More About John Grantham: Date born 2: Abt. 1725, Surry County, Virginia.1079 Died 2: Abt. 1785, Wayne County, North Carolina.1079 More About John Grantham and Ann Brown: Marriage: Abt. 17451079 Children of John Grantham and Ann Brown are: +Richard Grantham, Sr, B 16 March 1754, Dobbs County, North Carolina1080, D22 June 1846, Grainger County, Tennessee1080. Source: Dave Robison User Home Page--Family Tree Maker Children of John Grantham and Ann Brown are: i. Joshua Grantham ii. William Grantham, born Abt. 1748; died Aft. 1800 in Buncombe Co, North Carolina; married Rhoda Unknown. iii. John Grantham, Jr., born Abt. 1753; died 1845; married 04 Mar 1784. 130 iv. Richard Grantham, Sr, born 16 Mar 1754 in Craven, Dobbs Co, North Carolina; died 22 Jun 1846 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; married Frances Amis 14 Apr 1784 in Sullivan/Hawkins Co, Tennessee. 262. Captain Thomas Jefferson Amis, born 01 Jan 1743/44 in Isle of Wight, Virginia; died 18 Nov 1797 in Ebbings Springs Community, Hawkins Co, Tennessee. He was the son of 524. John Amis and 525. Mary Dillard. He married 263. Alice Gale 27 Jan 1763 in Isle of Wright Co, Virginia. 263. Alice Gale, born 23 Dec 1744 in Isle of Wight, Virginia; died 24 Nov 1784 in Ebbings Springs Community, Hawkins Co, Tennessee. She was the daughter of 526. Thomas Whitney Gale and 527. Mary Marshall Griffeth. Notes for Captain Thomas Jefferson Amis: Notes for THOMAS AMIS: Thomas Amis,(in Ramsey's Annals is pronounced Amy and of French origin), son of John and Mary (Dillard) Amis, was born January 1, 1744 in Northampton CO., North Carolina. He married, first, Alice Gale, 1744-1784, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Marshall) Gale, on January 27, 1763. Thomas and Alice came to what is now Hawkins CO.,TN. in 1781, then Sullivan CO., N.C after the Revolutionary War. At the mouth of Big Creek River, he built a stone house on a thousand acres Granted him by the government. A store, blacksmith shop, distillery, saw and grist mill, and a palisade to guard against Cherokee assaults were constructeDA post office,school and church to be added later. Amis opened an Inn and operated a tavern which became a public stage stop-over for many notables such as Andrew Jackson, Governor John Sevier, the elder Michaux, and Bishop Francis Asbury. The good Bishop noted in his journal that he spent the night at Amis' tavern...was well entertained for his money, but that he rebuked Amis for bragging about how much money he made off of his brew. Evidently the two engaged in some heated debates, for Asbury commented that "it was out of necessity and not choice that he was there." According to the writings of Dr. George E Mellon of the University of Tennessee, "In his day, Thomas Amis was a man both of substance and official distinction." During the Revolutionary War, on December 22, 1776, he was commissioned Commissary for the Third Regiment, North Carolina Continental Troops, under Colonel Jethro Sumners, and given the rank of Captain. In Volume 2, page 586, North Carolina Colonial Records, by Saunders, Amis wrote to his Excellency, "I have been the only acting commissioner and have supplied all the troops since the departure of our Army northwarDHave already mortgaged my own property for the loan of a few hundred pounds." Amis represented Bladen CO.,North Carolina in the Provincial Congress in 1776, and in 1788-89, he represented Hawkins CO., N.C/TN where his votes were in favor of separation. In 1786, while trading in the west (Natchez,MS.) his boat was confiscated on the river by the Spanish Commandant, and despite a letter of strong opposition from Amis, evidently never returned to it's rightful owner. In 1787 Thomas married, second, Lucy Haynes, daughter of Francis and Anna Haynes. Thomas Amis' Will was the first one recorded in Hawkins CO.,TN. He and both wives are buried in Amis Cemetery near the stone house in which they resided, three miles above Rogersville,TN. WILL OF THOMAS AMIS HAWKINS Co TENNESSEE: In the name of God, I, Thomas Amis of the State of Tennessee and Co of Hawkins, knowing that it is ordained for all men to die, and being sick and weak, but of sound mind and memory do make and ordain this my last will and testament, in~manner and form following (viz.) : First, I bequeath my soul to Almighty God, fully believing in His almighty, wise providence and mercy to all His children, after this life to rest in peace, and as to worldly goods and chattels that He has been pleased to put in my care in this life, I dispose of in manner and form following : Item: I give and bequeath unto my wife Lucy, all my cash in hand at my decease with all my stock of every kind and species, also, all my plantation tools and utensils including wagons etc. and all my household and kitchen furniture of every kind, and all the present crop of all sorts whatever to her and her heirs forever. I also lend to my said wife all my land on Big Creek containing three hundred and fifty acres in three tracts, including the place where on I now live: also, the tract of land where on Patty Brooks now lives, containing two hundred acres adjoining the land my son Willis lives on, with my tools and utensils thereunto belonging, and my smith's tools, all of which said loan I lend her during the time she remains my widow, and at her death or marriage, I give to my son Haynes Amis, and his heirs forever. I give to my son John Amis, what may be recovered from the cargo seized from me by the Spanish Commandant at Fort Natchez in June.1786. I also give him the tract of land he now lives on adjoining the town of Rogersville and lying the east side of the main road, also the lower part of my six hundred and forty acre tract of land to be laid off by a line to run square with the upper end ofthe above tract he now lives on, to him and his heirs forever, I give unto my son Willis Amis, the upper part of my six hundred and forty acre tract of land, it being the balance of that I gave my son John, in the same tract. I give unto my son Lincoln Amis, the five lots inthe town of Rogersville which I purchased of Daniel Hamlin. I also give him all my land lying on the west side of the main road and adjoining the town of Rogersville. I give unto my son Thomas Gale Amis, all the certificates by me funded in the Continental Loan Office in North Carolina the 22nDof August 1791, number 106, amounting to twenty-one hundred and sixty-two dollars and forty cents, to him and his heirs forever. My will is that the rest of my estate consisting of slaves, bonds, notes, judgements, book accounts etc., shall be equally divided between my wife Lucy, and all my children except Thomas Gale Amis and Haynes Amis, as I consider their legacies to be equal other ways with the rest of my children. Also the following deductions to be made: Out of my daughters, Tabitha and Mary, shares six hundred and sixty-six dollars and two-thirds cash: and out of my daughter Fannie's and son John's shares, three hundred and thirty three and one third dollars each. I make these deductions for negroes already given. It is my will and desire that my friends John Rhea, Col. James Armstrong, William Armstrong Esq., Joseph McMinn Esq. and William Howard (surveyor), or a majority of them do make the division of the above mentioned slaves, bonds, notes, judgements, book accounts etc., such divisions when made to be made in Court which shall stand good in law, and, if any of my children shall die without leaving lawful heirs, then I will their legacy to be equally divided amongst those of my children who have a share in the last mentioned legacy of slaves, bonds, notes, book accounts etc. or their lawful representatives. It is also my will and desire that my library of all my books be kept together for the use of my school, and lastly, I do appoint my wife Lucy, my executrix, to this my last will and testament, revoking all other will or wills by me made. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this sixteenth day of November, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-seven. Signed and sealed in presence of THOMAS AMIS Milton Ford Isaac Lambert James Herbert Irwin Spencer Ball Hawkins Co Tennessee Register of Wills, Vol. 1. 1797-1886- i [Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About Captain Thomas Jefferson Amis: Elected: 1776, Provincial Congress Military service: Captain, 3rd Regiment of Continental Troops Will: 16 Nov 1763, Hawkins Co, Tennessee Children of Thomas Amis and Alice Gale are: i. Tabitha Amis, born 12 Oct 1764 in Bladen Co, North Carolina; died 13 Feb 1837 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee; married Captain John Ned Cox, Jr 20 Jul 1784 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; born 28 Mar 1758 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee; died 05 Nov 1798 in Rogersville, Hawkins Co, Tennessee. Notes for Captain John Ned Cox, Jr: Capt. John lived on a farm on the south side of the Holston River, near Rogersville, Tennessee. Although he died at 40 years of age, he had accumulated a responsible fortune in land and slaves. (records on this family from Mrs. Evelyn Thompson, Treasure Island, Florida, published in "Bulletin of Watauga Association of Genealogists", Vol. 11, pp. 47 - 51.): John and Tabitha had eight children. 131 ii. Frances Amis, born 15 Apr 1765 in Northamton Co, North Carolina; died 27 Apr 1857 in Grainger Co, Tennessee; married Richard Grantham, Sr 14 Apr 1784 in Sullivan/Hawkins Co, Tennessee. iii. Mary Amis, born 27 Aug 1768 in Duplin Cty, North Carolina; died 30 Nov 1833 in Rogersville, Hawkins Co, Tennessee; married Joseph Rogers, Sr 24 Oct 1786 in Rogersville, Hawkins Co, Tennessee; born 21 Aug 1764 in Cook's Town, Ireland, United Kingdom; died 06 Nov 1838 in Galveston, Galveston Co, Texas. More About Mary Amis: Burial: Dec 1833, Rogers Cemetery, Rogersville, Hawkins Co, Tennessee Notes for Joseph Rogers, Sr: "Joseph Rogers came to America in the 1780's and settled in the present Hawkins Co, Tennessee by 1785. He was employed as a clerk by Thomas Amis. He and Amis daughter Mary fell in love, but for some reason, Amis did not consider Rogers a suitable husband for his daughter. However, when Amis was away attending a meeting of the legislature, Joseph and Mary elopeD When Amis returned home and learned this, he was furious. So he set out to bring them back and upon finding them, ordered their return. when Joseph refused, Amis canned him ( for his employment as his clerk ). Evidently they became on better terms and Amis gave Rogers some land which became Rogersville. Mary and Joseph lived here all of their lives and were buried in the small family cemetery located in the historic area of the town. The compiler visited this cemetery July 13, 1976 and copied the inscriptions on the tombstones there. (Joseph and Mary Rogers' Bible Record in the "Huguenot", No. 7, 1933-34, P-179)" Note: The above was provided by Mrs. Elizabeth S Owings of Clinton, Mississippi. More About Joseph Rogers, Sr: Burial: Nov 1838, Rogers Cemetery, Rogersville, Hawkins Co, Tennessee iv. Elizabeth Amis, born 06 Jan 1770 in Bladen Cty, North Carolina; died 17 Nov 1776. v. John Amis, born 05 Apr 1773 in Bladen Co, North Carolina; died 1807 in Manchester, Clay Co, Kentucky; married Catherine Bollin 1792 in Clay Cty, Kentucky; born 10 May 1776 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee. vi. Rachel Amis, born 08 Dec 1774 in Bladen Cty, North Carolina; died 12 Aug 1820 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee; married James Hagan; born Abt. 1770 in Bladen Co, North Carolina. vii. William Amis, born 20 Jan 1777 in Bladen Co, North Carolina; died Aft. 1818 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee; married Elizabeth Bolling; born 20 Jan 1777 in Bladen Co, North Carolina. viii. Lincoln Amis, born 03 Nov 1778 in Bladen Co, North Carolina; died 1868 in Rogersville, Hawkins Co, Tennessee; married Ann Nicholson 02 Jun 1810 in Clay Cty, Kentucky; born 1796 in Manchester, Clay Co, Kentucky; died 1848. ix. Alice Gale Amis, born 24 Feb 1780 in Bladen Co, North Carolina; died 1865 in Gordonville, Smith Co, Tennessee; married John Gordon III 1797 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee; born 29 Aug 1775 in Halifax Co, North Carolina; died 24 Jan 1860 in Gordonville, Smith Co, Tennessee. More About John Gordon III: Burial: Gordon Family Cemetery, Gordonville, Tennessee x. Thomas Gale Amis, born 10 Jul 1782 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee; died 1818 in En route to Cuba. Notes for Thomas Gale Amis: Thomas died 1818 in en route to Cuba, at 35 years of age. Thomas Gale Amis: According to the will of his stepmother, he left heirs. A document, dated 1803, stated, "Thomas GAmis of Hawkins Co., Tennessee... present resident in the town of Basseterre and Island of Guadeloupe, Devisee of Thomas Amis Senior, deceased, of the Co and state aforesaid..."29 July 1803, appoints William Amis of Northampton Co, North Carolina, attorney to receive any dividends, shares of interest ... which may be due said Thomas GAmis, as devisee. " (From Stack file. C R 071.928.7 Misc. category Northampton Co, Manuscript Section, North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, N.C ) More About Thomas Gale Amis: Burial: NC xi. Penelope Amis, born 10 Oct 1784 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee; died 25 Mar 1785 in Hawkins Co, Tennessee. More About Penelope Amis: Burial: NC 280. Benjamin Shipley, born Bet. 1729 - 1736 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 1803 in Jonesboro, Washington Co, Tennessee. He was the son of 560. Richard Shipley, Jr and 561. Keturah H Barnes. He married 281. Catherine Hawk Abt. 1753. 281. Catherine Hawk, born Bet. 1729 - 1739; died Bef. 1768. Children of Benjamin Shipley and Catherine Hawk are: 140 i. Elijah Shipley, Sr, born 11 Apr 1754 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 13 May 1821 in Sullivan Co, Tennessee; married Rachel Elizabeth Kingston 16 Feb 1782 in Bel Air, Harford Co, Maryland. ii. Richard Shipley, born Abt. 1755 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. iii. Conrad Shipley, born Abt. 1757 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. iv. Thomas Shipley, born Abt. 1759 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. v. Samuel Shipley, born Abt. 1761 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. Children of Benjamin Shipley and Elizabeth Unknown are: i. Nathan Shipley, born Abt. 1768 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. ii. James Shipley, born Abt. 1771 in Washington Co, Tennessee. iii. John Shipley, born 04 Mar 1789 in TN. 288. Joseph Peace, born Bef. 1735 in VA; died Aft. 1800 in Fishing Creek District, Granville Co, North Carolina. He was the son of 576. Joseph Peace and 577. Mary Mask. Notes for Joseph Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Granville Co., North Carolina Will Book 7, pG125 Joseph Peace, Jr., was an executer of the will of Lewis Lemay on May 12, 1810, in Granville Co., North Carolina.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Granville Co., North Carolina Will Book 7, pG125 Joseph Peace, Jr., was an executer of the will of Lewis Lemay on May 12, 1810, in Granville Co., North Carolina. More About Joseph Peace: Census: 1784, Granville Co., North Carolina Military service: Lt. in Granville Co., North Carolina Militia, in Rev. War. Tax List: 1780, Fishing Creek District, Granville Co., North Carolina Children of Joseph Peace are: i. Sarah Peace, died Bet. 1835 - 1840 in Weakley Co, Tennessee; married William Williams; born 1745; died 1813. Notes for Sarah Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Granville Co., North Carolina Guardian Records 1758-1913 Feb 10, 1814, Flemming Peace is appointed guardian of Jenny and Joseph GWilliams Nov 7, 1815, Sally Williams appointed guardian of Jenny and Joseph GWilliams. Nov 30, 1822, Sally Williams called to appear before the court to explain why she didn't renew her bond as guardian of Jenny and Joseph GWilliam. After William died Sarah moved to Weakley Co., Tennessee, with her children. Weakley Co., Tennessee Wills & Administrations 1828-1853 Will of Sarah (Peace) Williams made Jan 13, _ _ , I give to my three youngest grandchildren, the children of the late Jenny Bowers, the former wife of Young P Bowers, namely Athanatious Bowers, William GBowers and Panther Metildy Bowers; I give to the heirs and children of Sarah Bowers, the wife of James Bowers; I give to my grandchildren, the lawful heirs of Joseph GWilliams; I give to Nancy Bowers, wife of William Bowers. Test: Joseph Pearce and Orran Vincent.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Granville Co., North Carolina Guardian Records 1758-1913 Feb 10, 1814, Flemming Peace is appointed guardian of Jenny and Joseph GWilliams Nov 7, 1815, Sally Williams appointed guardian of Jenny and Joseph GWilliams. Nov 30, 1822, Sally Williams called to appear before the court to explain why she didn't renew her bond as guardian of Jenny and Joseph GWilliam. After William died Sarah moved to Weakley Co., Tennessee, with her children. Weakley Co., Tennessee Wills & Administrations 1828-1853 Will of Sarah (Peace) Williams made Jan 13, _ _ , I give to my three youngest grandchildren, the children of the late Jenny Bowers, the former wife of Young P Bowers, namely Athanatious Bowers, William GBowers and Panther Metildy Bowers; I give to the heirs and children of Sarah Bowers, the wife of James Bowers; I give to my grandchildren, the lawful heirs of Joseph GWilliams; I give to Nancy Bowers, wife of William Bowers. Test: Joseph Pearce and Orran Vincent. 144 ii. John Peace, born Abt. 1760; married Elizabeth Hight 09 May 1795 in Granville Co., North Carolina. iii. Joseph Peace, born Abt. 1765 in Granville Co., North Carolina; died Abt. 1830 in Granville Co., North Carolina. Notes for Joseph Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Source for Joseph and family is the 1850 Oxford District, Granville Co., North Carolina Census.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Source for Joseph and family is the 1850 Oxford District, Granville Co., North Carolina Census. More About Joseph Peace: Census: 1790, Granville Co., North Carolina iv. Samuel Peace, born 09 Feb 1771 in Granville Co, North Carolina; died 1811 in Tarr River, Granville Co, North Carolina. Notes for Samuel Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Samuel drowned in the Tarr River at Canady's Mill. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Samuel drowned in the Tarr River at Canady's Mill. More About Samuel Peace: Cause of Death: Drowned Census: 1810, Granville Co., North Carolina v. Meredith Peace, born Abt. 1775 in Granville Co., North Carolina. vi. Abner Peace, born 10 Jun 1780 in Granville Co., North Carolina; died 22 Aug 1842 in Williamson Co., Tennessee. 290. John Hight, born 1723 in VA. He married 291. Eleanor Nichols. 291. Eleanor Nichols Notes for John Hight: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Franklin Co., North Carolina Will Book A, Will of John Hight, dated Sep 10, 1795.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Franklin Co., North Carolina Will Book A, Will of John Hight, dated Sep 10, 1795. Child of John Hight and Eleanor Nichols is: 145 i. Elizabeth Hight, born 1769; married (1) Thomas Smith Bef. 1795; married (2) John Peace 09 May 1795 in Granville Co., North Carolina. 328. John Hanks, born 24 Jan 1713/14 in Richmond Co, Virginia; died Aft. 1790 in Dobbs Co, North Carolina. He was the son of 656. William Hanks II and 657. Hester C Mills. He married 329. Mary Mott. 329. Mary Mott Children of John Hanks and Mary Mott are: 164 i. Epiphroditus Hanks, born 25 Jan 1746/47 in Northumberland Co, Virginia; died 04 Jul 1848; married Unknown Lanier. ii. Mott Hanks, born 21 Apr 1742 in Richmond Co, Virginia; died 03 Jan 1821 in Dobbs Co, North Carolina. 352. Robert Robertson, died 1801. He married 353. Lucretia Russell. 353. Lucretia Russell Child of Robert Robertson and Lucretia Russell is: 176 i. Russell Robertson, Sr, born Abt. 1744 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died Bef. 1799 in Edgefield, South Carolina; married (1) Unknown Unknown Bef. 1770; married (2) Mary Wilson Abt. 1783. 354. John Wilson He married 355. Mary Russell. 355. Mary Russell Child of John Wilson and Mary Russell is: 177 i. Mary Wilson, born Abt. 1748 in Amitie, Mississippi; died 1827 in Amitie, Mississippi; married (1) John Bettis, Sr Abt. 1760; married (2) Russell Robertson, Sr Abt. 1783; married (3) Edward Vann Aft. 1790. 364. William Lovelace, Jr, born 02 Apr 1720 in Port Tobacco, Maryland; died 13 Aug 1815 in Appling, Columbia Co, Georgia. He was the son of 728. William Lovelace, Sr and 729. Unknown Unknown. He married 365. Margaret Beall. 365. Margaret Beall Children of William Lovelace and Margaret Beall are: 182 i. Benjamin Lovelace, born 1745; died 1802; married Constance Kirkland. ii. William Lovelace, born 29 Jul 1750; died Aug 1815 in Edgefield, South Carolina; married Unknown Unknown. iii. Aaron Lovelace iv. Archibald Lovelace, born 1766. v. Amelia Lovelace vi. John Lovelace, born Bef. 1778. vii. Joshua Lovelace 366. Major Richard Snowden Kirkland, Jr, born 1723 in Fairfax, Virginia; died Bef. 05 Mar 1789 in Effingham Co, Georgia. He was the son of 732. Captain Richard Snowden Kirkland, Sr and 733. Mary Brown. He married 367. Sybil Unknown. 367. Sybil Unknown Notes for Major Richard Snowden Kirkland, Jr: Served 153 days as R.S. in SC Militia in Col. Harden's Co.,certified by Lt. Buxton. On 26 Aug 1791, Richard asked the Treasurer to deliver his indents to John Peasley, acknowledged before John Chisolm, J. P. Signed: Maj. Kirkland. Richard and Joseph KIRKLAND came to Camden with a group of Quakers, "companion settlers, though not members of the sect." SOURCE: Fitz Hugh McMaster, HawaiiSTORY OF FAIRFIELD CO., 1946, p. 14 More About Major Richard Snowden Kirkland, Jr: Military service: Major in Revolutionary War Children of Richard Kirkland and Sybil Unknown are: 183 i. Constance Kirkland, born Abt. 1751 in Fairfax Co, Virginia; died in Edgefield, South Carolina; married Benjamin Lovelace. ii. Benjamin Moses Kirkland, born Abt. 1741 in Fairfax, Virginia. iii. James Kirkland, born Abt. 1745; died 1800. iv. Thomas Kirkland, born Abt. 1749 in VA. v. Sibbell Kirkland, born Abt. 1753 in Craven Co, South Carolina; married Unknown Gaines; born Abt. 1750. vi. John Kirkland, born Abt. 1755 in SC. vii. Aaron Kirkland, Sr, born 1755 in Edgefield Dist, South Carolina; died 06 Dec 1842 in Abbeville, Henry Co, Alabama. viii. Samuel Levi Kirkland, born Abt. 1758 in SC. ix. Isaac Kirkland 370. Casper Gallman He married 371. Jemima Sellers. 371. Jemima Sellers Child of Casper Gallman and Jemima Sellers is: 185 i. Elizabeth Gallman, born Abt. 1776 in Edgefield, South Carolina; died Aft. 1854 in Coffee Co, Alabama; married David Donaldson, Sr Abt. 1792. 448. William Bassett, born 11 Mar 1693/94 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 19 Nov 1783 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 896. William Bassett and 897. Sarah Swetland. He married 449. Mary Crosman 18 Mar 1718/19 in Norton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. 449. Mary Crosman, born 13 Aug 1694 in Taunton, Massachusetts; died Bef. 1737. She was the daughter of 898. Samuel Crossman and 899. Elizabeth Bell. Notes for William Bassett: William was a yeoman and a tanner and owned a sawmill in Norton, Massachusetts. His name is spelled "Basit" in some Town Vital Records.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] William was a yoeman and a tanner and owned a sawmill in Norton, Massachusetts. His name is spelled "Basit" in some Town Vital Records. Notes for Mary Crosman: Although according to the birth certificate of her son, William, she was born in Taunton, there is a record of the birth of a Mary Crisman in the Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts Vital Records with a date of 17 April 1691. The entry, unfortunately does not list the parents on that page.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Although according to the birth certificate of her son, William, she was born in Taunton, there is a record of the birth of a Mary Crisman in the Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts Vital Records with a date of 17 April 1691. The entry, unfortunately does not list the parents on that page. Children of William Bassett and Mary Crosman are: i. Gideon Bassett, born 09 Oct 1719 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died Dec 1756 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; married Bathsheba Briggs 02 Feb 1739/40 in Norton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; born Abt. 1719 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. ii. Sarah Bassett, born 15 Aug 1721 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 18 Nov 1721 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. iii. Mary Bassett, born 15 Nov 1724 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 15 Nov 1724 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. iv. Soloman Bassett, born 22 Apr 1730 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 06 May 1735 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. v. Ruth Bassett, born 07 Mar 1722/23 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 20 Feb 1733/34 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. 224 vi. William Bassett, born 05 Jun 1726 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 13 Dec 1776 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; married Lydia Fisher 16 Mar 1747/48 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. Children of William Bassett and Thankful Briggs are: i. Jotham Bassett, born 28 May 1738 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 16 Dec 1827 in Sempronius, Cayuga Co, New York; married Naomi Newland 30 Apr 1761 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; born Abt. 1745; died 18 Apr 1828 in Sempronius, Cayuga Co, New York. Notes for Jotham Bassett: SEMPRONIUS – was formed March 9, 1799. A part was annexed to Marcellus (Onondaga co.) March 24, 1804, and Moravia and Niles March 20, 1833. It lies upon Skaneateles Lake, in the S.E part of the co. From the valley of the lake and inlet the hills rise abruptly to a height of 800 to 1,000 feet, and from their summits the surface spreads out into a rolling and hilly upland. The highest points are about 1,700 ft. above tide. Mill Brook, flowing W, Bear Swamp Brook, N, and Fall Brook, S, all have excavated deep valleys in the drift deposits and shales. The soil is a good quality of clayey, sandy and gravelly loam, mixed with disintegrated slate and limestone. Dresserville, (p.V,) located on Mill Brook, in the S part of the town, contains 30 dwellings; Vansville, (Sempronius p.O,) 15; Glen Haven (p.O) is a noted water cure establishment near the head of Skaneateles Lake. Its situation is extremely beautiful, and it is supplied with pure, soft spring water. The first settlement was made in 1794, by Ezekiel Sales, Jotham Bassett, and Seth Burgess. The first church (Bap.) was formed Feb. 20, 1798; Rev John Lasure was the first preacher. The census reports 1 church (Bap.) in town. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Jotham served in the Revolutionary War making coffins for soldiers. From the research of Jeffrey Bassett, Mudelein, Illinois: "Jotham Bassett, son of William and Thankful (Briggs) Bassett, was born 29 Apr 1738 in Norton, Bristol County, Massachusetts. He died 16 Dec 1827 in Sempronius, Cayuga County, New York. He married Neoma Newland on 30 Apr 1761. Neoma was born around 1745. She died 18 Apr 1828 in Sempronius, Cayuga County, New York. They are both buried at Kellogsville Cemetery in Sempronius, Cayuga County, New York. They were members of the First Baptist Church. Jotham was a farmer. He also made cabinets, coffins, and beaver hats. Jotham fought in the French and Indian Wars. He was a Revolutionary War Soldier. He bought land in Cayuga County, New York from Aaron Burr." More About Jotham Bassett: Burial: Kelloggsville Cemetery, Sempronius, New York Military service: Revolutionary War---Made Coffins for Soldiers Occupation: Cabinetmaker, Coffinmaker More About Naomi Newland: Burial: Kelloggsville Cemetery, Sempronius, New York ii. Abigail Bassett, born 04 Apr 1741 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 28 Dec 1778 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; married Ebenezer Burt 30 Dec 1762 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. 450. Samuel Fisher, Sr He married 451. Hannah Thayes 15 May 1729 in Easton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. 451. Hannah Thayes, born in Easton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. Children of Samuel Fisher and Hannah Thayes are: 225 i. Lydia Fisher, born 25 Mar 1730 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; died 29 Jan 1807 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married (1) William Bassett 16 Mar 1747/48 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; married (2) Deacon David Edson 16 Oct 1786. ii. Samuel Fisher, Jr, born 24 Apr 1733. iii. Phillip Fisher, born 05 May 1735. iv. Lemuel Fisher, born 10 Dec 1737. v. Hannah Fisher, born 03 Jan 1739/40. 464. Samuel Blodgett, born 17 Jun 1702 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 23 Jan 1773 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He was the son of 928. Thomas Blodgett and 929. Rebecca Tidd. He married 465. Mary Russell 16 Jun 1726 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 465. Mary Russell, born 01 Jan 1704/05 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 22 Apr 1781 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 930. Jonathan Russell and 931. Elizabeth Unknown. Children of Samuel Blodgett and Mary Russell are: i. Samuel Blodgett, born 30 Apr 1727 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 12 Jan 1803; married Jane Gillam 02 Oct 1772 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; born Abt. 1738; died 29 May 1824. More About Jane Gillam: Burial: Sherborn, Middlesex, Massachusetts ii. Simeon Blodgett, born 05 Jan 1729/30; married Susanna Skilton; born 24 Jul 1737 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Notes for Simeon Blodgett: George Sheldon, A History of Deerfield, Massachusetts (Greenfield, Massachusetts: E.A Hall, 1895-96), 2:85; Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolution, 17 vol. (Boston, 1896-1908), 2:199. More About Simeon Blodgett: Military service: Revolutionary War Veteran iii. Joseph Blodgett, born 10 Feb 1731/32 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 10 Jan 1732/33 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. iv. Mary Blodgett, born 20 Jun 1733 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died Mar 1825; married Jonathan Perry 27 May 1760 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. v. Ruth Blodgett, born 29 Aug 1735; died 1806 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married Henry Harrington 29 Oct 1759 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. vi. Josiah Blodgett, born 02 Dec 1737 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 07 Aug 1817 in Dublin, Cheshire, New Hampshire; married Jane Thorn 24 Apr 1760 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 232 vii. Timothy Blodgett, born 07 Apr 1740 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 13 Jan 1831 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts; married Millicent Perry. 466. Joseph Perry He married 467. Mary Locke. 467. Mary Locke, died 14 Mar 1799 in Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts. More About Mary Locke: Burial: Deerfield, Franklin Co, Massachusetts Child of Joseph Perry and Mary Locke is: 233 i. Millicent Perry, born 09 Mar 1747/48 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 07 May 1827 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts; married Timothy Blodgett. 468. Richard Puffer, born 17 Jul 1689 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 12 Feb 1758 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. He was the son of 936. Richard Puffer and 937. Ruth Everett. He married 469. Anna Hawes. 469. Anna Hawes, born 17 Mar 1694/95 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 938. Nathaniel Hawes and 939. Sarah Newell. Children of Richard Puffer and Anna Hawes are: i. Esther Puffer ii. Anna Puffer, born 19 Mar 1719/20 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 22 Dec 1777 in Bellingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Asahel Holbrook 20 Apr 1743 in Medway, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 01 Mar 1810 in Bellingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. iii. Ruth Puffer, born 25 Jun 1722 in Wrentham, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; married Moses Holbrook 10 Oct 1744 in Medway, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; born 23 Apr 1717 in Bellingham, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts. iv. Sarah Puffer, born 27 Jun 1723 in Wrentham, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; died Bef. 1734. 234 v. Richard Puffer, born 06 Jun 1724 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 01 Jul 1774 in Swanzey, Cheshire, New Hampshire; married Jemima Albee 11 Apr 1751 in Mendon, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts. vi. Abigail Puffer, born 18 Aug 1725 in Wrentham, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts. vii. Mary Puffer, born 20 Jul 1727 in Wrentham, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; died 14 Jul 1788 in Sturbridge, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; married Eli Marsh 30 Oct 1751 in Wrentham, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts. viii. Mercy Puffer, born 24 Dec 1729 in Wrentham, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; died 14 Dec 1790 in Milford, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; married Gershom Nelson 05 Jul 1753 in Mendon, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; died 23 Sep 1813 in Milford, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. More About Gershom Nelson: Burial: Milford, Worcester Co, Massachusetts ix. Jabez Puffer, born 30 May 1732. x. Sarah Puffer, born 23 Dec 1734 in Wrentham, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; died 26 May 1813 in Sturbridge, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; married Simeon Allen 04 Jun 1766 in Sturbridge, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; born 26 Jun 1741 in Sturbridge, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. More About Sarah Puffer: Burial: Sturbridge, Worcester Co, Massachusetts 470. Benjamin Albee, born 21 Nov 1694 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; died 24 Jun 1755 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. He was the son of 940. Benjamin Albee and 941. Abial Unknown. He married 471. Mary Taft. 471. Mary Taft, born 21 Nov 1700 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. Children of Benjamin Albee and Mary Taft are: i. Gideon Albee, born 01 May 1723 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; died Nov 1799 in Milford, Worcester, Massachusetts; married Hephzibah Clark 28 Jan 1745/46 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; died 20 Mar 1811 in Milford, Worcester, Massachusetts. ii. Susanna Albee, born 1725 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1782; married Caleb Taft 10 Aug 1747 in Milford, Worcester, Massachusetts. iii. Jemima Albee, born 14 Sep 1727 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; died Bef. 1731 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. iv. Benjamin Albee, born 07 Sep 1729 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; died Bef. Oct 1733 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. 235 v. Jemima Albee, born 07 Oct 1731 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; married Richard Puffer 11 Apr 1751 in Mendon, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts. Generation No. 10 520. Edward Grantham II, born Abt. 1688 in Surry Co, Virginia; died Abt. 1760 in Dobbs Co, North Carolina. He was the son of 1040. Edward Grantham I and 1041. Elizabeth Andrews. He married 521. Catherine Proctor. 521. Catherine Proctor Children of Edward Grantham and Catherine Proctor are: i. Thomas Grantham, born Abt. 1722 in Surry Co, Virginia; died Abt. 1789 in Wayne Co, North Carolina; married Mary Brown. Notes for Thomas Grantham: [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] A land patent, bearing the number 195. State of North Carolina: know ye that we, for and in consideration of the sum of 50 shillings for every hundred acres hereby Granted and paid into our treasury by THOMAS GrantHAM have Granted unto the said THOMAS GrantHAM a tract of land containing 150 acres lying and being in our Co of Dobbs, "On the North side of Horse Swamp beginning at a sweet gum, his own corner, runs east 32 poles to a red oak, his corner, then up the swamp with James Stephen's line south 75 west 200 poles to a pine, his corner, then with his other line south 25 west 20 poles to a hickory, then west 4 poles to a hickory in John Westbrook's line then with his line north 20 east 14 poles to a hickory, his corner, then with his other line north 70 west 180 poles to a Spanish oak then with his line south 20 west 38 poles to a hickory in John Bizzell's line, then north across the Horse Swamp 109 poles to a white oak in John Westbrook's other line, then with said line south 88 east 242 poles to a live oak in the swamp then north 72 poles to his and Lumbey's line. Then with Lumbey's line south 37 east 48 poles to his corner on the swamp then with his line to the beginning...provided always that the said THOMAS GrantHAM shall cause this Grant to be registered in the Registrer's Office of our said Co of Dobbs within 12 months from the date hereoFDated at Kingston 10 Nov 1779. Wayne Co, North Carolina Deed Book 5-E, North Carolina Granthams, P 498: JAMES GrantHAM, JESSE GrantHAM, JOEL GrantHAM, DAVID GrantHAM, SION GrantHAM, JACOB GrantHAM, and THOMAS GrantHAM, joint heirs of THOMAS GrantHAM, Deceased, late of Dobbs Co, sold land whereon said Thomas Grantham, late deceaseDDate was 31 July 1797. (Note: This seems to be a closing out of some of the estate of Thomas Gwho came into the Falling Creek area with his parents Edward II and Catherine. The six named males are progeny of Thomas G., and named as his heirs. It should be noted that the age of Thomas G., at the time of his death in 1797, makes is highly unlikely that he was the same Thomas Gwho was mentioned by Old Edward in his Will. This deed record supports the belief that Edward II was the only member of the brood from Grantham's Reeds who came down the cart path into NC., and this Thomas Gis one of his several sons.) 260 ii. John Grantham, born Abt. 1726 in Surry Co, Virginia; died Abt. 1785 in Wayne Co, North Carolina; married Ann Brown Abt. 1745. iii. Edward Grantham III, born Abt. 1729 in Surry Co, Virginia; died Abt. 1811 in Robeson Co, North Carolina. Notes for Edward Grantham III: [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] Found amid Audited Accounts of Rev. War activity located at the State Archives in Raleigh by Walter Grantham and a copy furnished Jack Grantham. No. 210, State of North Carolina, 17th Nov. 1781. As auditors for the District of Wilmington, this certifies that EDWARD GrantHAM has exhibited his claim to us and he was allowed the sum of one hundred and fifty pounds in currency. /s/H Rutledge, Wm Dickson, L150. Also this from the same source: No. 3528 State Of No. Carolina 22 Aug 1784. As auditors for the District of Wilmington, this is to certify that Edw'd Grantham exhibited his claim to us and was allowed the sum of forty one pounds ten shillings in currency. /s/ Lewis Holmes, Clerk, Thos Sewell and W Dickson Also from the Archives in Raleigh a small paper of the same class on which was written the name EDWARD GrantHAM and the number 554. There was also a second papers, same size upon which was written, No. 109 with the name E Grantham and the following calculations PD41.10.0 12.00.9 53.10.9 This second paper, with the calculations, seems to be connected to the authorization in which Edward Gwas paid 41 pounds 10 shillings. During the period of the American Revolution, there was two men in Robeson named Edward Grantham. One was the Edward identified as Edward III who, in 1752, had served with his father on the inquests at Saponi LandinG He did not die until 1811, give or take a few months, and he was the father of the other person named Edward Grantham who lived in Rev. War times. This younger Edward was born 21 Aug 1771 according to an entry in his own Bible. A man born in 1771 would have been too young to have made a contribution of provisions, or transportation, to the Revolutionary Army, therefore the items found in the NC archives relate to Revolutionary War activity of EDWARD GrantHAM III. He was the father of Edward IV, Uriah, and Josiah Grantham. Edward III was too old to have been a soldier and his children were too young, but the contribution of Edward III is recognized by these papers from NC archives. The following is a chronology of land transactions involving Edward III in Bladen and Robeson Counties (actually the same area): Chronology of Bladen deeds 30 Mar 1773 Deed Book 23, P 473 Deed Ignatius Flowers to Edward Grantham 350a on Ashpole Swamp. This land was originally patented to Jethro Oates on 29 Apr 1768 and conveyed by him to Ignatius Flowers, therefore Edward Grantham was the third owner. Witnessed by Thomas Amis, Wm. Amis and Alfred Moore. 6 Jan 1775 Deed Book 23, P 488 Edward Grantham and Thomas Amis witnessed a deed of John Smith, Sr. to Richard Grantham for 200a in the Swamp between Drowning Creek (now known as Lumbar River) and Tadpole at a place called Turkey Island. Nov 1784 Edward Grantham is described as landowner adjoining Richard Grantham. See chronology of Richard Grantham. Date of deed is uncertain. 6 Nov 1786 Page 319 of Bladen Deed Book, Edward Grantham and Josiah Grantham witnessed the transfer of lands on the S side of Ashpole Swamp, 100a, that Dempsey Barefield sold to James Richards and that he later sold to Slaughter Hill. Take note that on 6 Nov 1786 Josiah and his brother Edward (born 1771) were sons of Edward III who purchased land from Flowers on 30 Mar 1773. Virginia law required witnesses to deeds, wills and other legal papers to be age 14. From this deed it can be seen that Josiah was older than his brother Edward, Other evidence indicates that he may have been eight to ten years older. The oldest child of Josiah was born about ten years before the oldest child of Edward IV and Edward III deeded land to Josiah about ten years prior to the time he deeded land to Edward IV or to Uriah Grantham his brother. Take note also that the Edward shown in 30 Mar 1773 entry was a brother to James (father of Richard Grantham, Sr.). Both were sons of Edward and Catherine who came into the Falling Creek area of NC from Grantham's Reeds in Surry Co, Virginia. Edward III is easy to identify because the only other Edward in NC at that time was his son who was age two at the time. Robeson Co, North Carolina These are records of Edward Grantham III, and his son Edward IV who was born in 1771 and who lived in Horry Co, South Carolina as well as in Florida and who was the father of Ned. 4 Jul 1797 Deed Edward Grantham to William Bennett on oath of Joshua Grantham 18 Jul 1800 Deed Edward Grantham to Josiah Grantham (father to son) 4 Oct 1803 On jury 1 Jan 1810 Deed Edward Grantham, Sr. to Edward Grantham, Jr. (A father to son transaction. Edward III to his son who was born in 1771.) 1 Jan 1810 Deed Edward Grantham to Uriah Grantham (father to son) 26 Aug 1811 Deed Edward Grantham to Page 24 Nov 1812 Deed Edward Grantham to Richard Grantham 28 nov 1831 Deed Edward Grantham to Waters 28 Nov 1832 Power of Attorney Nichols to Edward Grantham 1810 Census shows 3 males >10, (Jesse, B 24 Jan 1802, Abraham B 17 Jan 1807, Bethel B 24 Apr 1809), 1 male 10>16, (James B 1799), 1 male 26>45 (Edward himself B 9 Sep 1771), 1 female 10<, (Selety B 17 May 1804), 1 female 16>45 (wife Nancy Daniels, B 21 Jul 1781), 1 female over 45. 1790 Census of Robeson shows 2 males <16, 1 male >16, 2 females (Note: this is an older Edward than the one who was on the census for 1810. This Edward probably had died by 1810 and the Edward shown above, B in 1771, is listed in 1790 with his father EdwarD This man is probably the father of Josiah, Uriah, Mary Ann and Edward IV.) 1800 Census lists 1 male 10<16, 1 male 16>26, 1 male >45, 1 female 26>45. This Edward Grantham was with his father, Edward Grantham II, at the Saponi inquest in Dobbs Co in 1752. He apparently served the colonial cause in the American Revolution, for which he received monetary payments after the war, No. 210, State of North Carolina, 17th Nov. 1781-£150 payment, and No. 3528, State of North Carolina 22 AuG1784--£41 s10. He was too old to have been a solider but must have provided some services. He was still alive in 1810, but he must have been in poor health and died in 1811. Edward had three sons, Josiah, who was born about 1760 Uriah and Edward Grantham IV. The latter was born August 21, 1771. Josiah and Uriah may have been twins. Josiah remained in Robeson. Edward IV and Uriah went to Florida. A land survey prepared by John Shepherd, surveyor and carrying the number 553. Co of Dobbs, 250 acres for EDWARD GrantHAM, Grant #36, issued 30 Oct 1765. Land was entered 26 August 1765, Book 18, page 196 and the property was located "on the south side of Neuse River and west side of Falling Creek on Conners Marsh." (Almost certainly the person for whom this land is surveyed is Edward III, father of Josiah. Both Josiah and Uriah seem to have been older than their brother, Edward IV [born in 1771]. Furthermore this land is on the Neuse River and it was at Saponi Landing, on Neuse River, where this Edward served with his father on the jury. At the time this survey was made, Edward III had been in NC for about 16 years, was married and had children. He later moved to Bladen/Robeson Co.) A diagram prepared by Shepherd shows the tract to be almost square and one side made up entirely by Falling Creek. The text reads: "North Carolina, 26 Aug 1765. Then surveyed for Mr Edward Grantham 250 acres of land in the Co of Dobbs, the south side of Neuse River and west side of Falling Creek on Conners Marsh. Beginning at a Branch on the run of Falling Creek, nigh the ford, then turning south 76 west 200 poles to a white oak nigh William McKinney's line of land patented by William Dupee, thence south w 200 poles to a pine sapling, thence No 82 E 200 poles to the Run of Falling Creek, thence down the various courses thereof to the first station. Chain bearers Richard Grantham, Joshua Grantham ---oooOooo--- A survey carrying number 706 for Edward Grantham for 250 acres, Grant #84, dated 11 Dec 1770. Book 20 page 589 for tract located on south side of Neuse Rive and west side of Falling Creek. No diagram supplied with these documents, however the text signed by Wm. Tryon is as follows; Edward Grantham, 250 acres Dobbs on the south side of Neuse River and W side of Falling Creek and on the N side of Horse Swamp, beginning at a sweet gum his corner in Horse Swamp and runs along his line 152 poles to his other corner, thence along the same south 82 W 100 poles to a pine sapling his corner thence along his other line N 6, E 200 poles to a small white oak on William McKinney's line thence with his line South 85 degrees W 136 poles to a hickory his corner thence along his other line N5 degrees W 40 poles to a stake in a meadow thence up Cubbins Branch south 45 degrees W 90 poles to a pine, thence S 37 degrees E 320 poles to a pine at the side of Horse Swamp thence down the swamp to the beginninGDated 11 Dec 1770. iv. James Grantham, Sr, born Abt. 1730 in Surry Co, Virginia; died Abt. 1792 in Robeson Co, North Carolina; married Unknown Unknown. Notes for James Grantham, Sr: [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] A form prepared by the surveyor William Dickson, for the Co of Dobbs, and bearing their number 715 containing both a diagram and a description of the tract. Property of JAMES GrantHAM, 200 acres, Grant #311, issued 24 Dec 1770, and entered 13 August 1770, and located on the West Side of Falling Creek. Chain bearers assisting at the survey were THOMAS GrantHAM and John BearDThe diagram shows this property to be five sided, and one side lying along Horse Branch, and one side along another stream shown as Falling Creek Swamp. "Surveyed for James Grantham, 200 acres of land in Dobbs Co, on the west side of Falling Creek and south side of Horse Swamp, beginning at a pine on the side of the marsh and runs So 25 W 120 poles to a black oak at John Grantham's line thence along his line N 25 E 140 poles to a sweet gum, his corner thence along his other line N 15 W 100 poles to a red oak his corner on the N side of Horse Swamp thence up the swamp to the beginninG13 Aug 1770." James was drafted to serve in the Revolutionary War, but his son Nathan volunteered to serve so that James would not have to leave his family, which included small children.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] A form prepared by the surveyor William Dickson, for the Co of Dobbs, and bearing their number 715 containing both a diagram and a description of the tract. Property of JAMES GrantHAM, 200 acres, Grant #311, issued 24 Dec 1770, and entered 13 August 1770, and located on the West Side of Falling Creek. Chain bearers assisting at the survey were THOMAS GrantHAM and John BearDThe diagram shows this property to be five sided, and one side lying along Horse Branch, and one side along another stream shown as Falling Creek Swamp. "Surveyed for James Grantham, 200 acres of land in Dobbs Co, on the west side of Falling Creek and south side of Horse Swamp, beginning at a pine on the side of the marsh and runs So 25 W 120 poles to a black oak at John Grantham's line thence along his line N 25 E 140 poles to a sweet gum, his corner thence along his other line N 15 W 100 poles to a red oak his corner on the N side of Horse Swamp thence up the swamp to the beginninG13 Aug 1770." James was drafted to serve in the Revolutionary War, but his son Nathan volunteered to serve so that James would not have to leave his family, which included small children. v. Richard Grantham I, born Abt. 1733 in Surry Co, Virginia; died 1817 in Robeson Co, North Carolina; married Sarah Unknown. Notes for Richard Grantham I: [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] Death indicated by copy of Will dated October 31, 1813 and probated in October 1817. 1790 Census of Robeson Co, N.C indicates two males over 16, one male under 16 and four females. The male over 16, in addition to Richard, is probably Joseph, and the male under 16 is probably Joshua. 1800 census shows Richard and his wife as over 45, two males 16-26 and one slave. Since all of the sons named in Richard's Will are also listed as heads of families, it is uncertain who the males are. No Richard Granthams are listed in the 1810 census. Will names children: Moses, Richard, Jr., Joseph, Joshua, Tabitha Ammons, Tabitha Watson, Sarah Ammons. Mary Bennet, Jane Adams and Hannah Smith. Joshua, Richard and J Grantham named executors. In the period before the Revolution, Richard's name appeared in the following documents: 5 Dec 1761 Mentioned as landowner whose property adjoins John Grantham (Patent Book 15, P 189) in Dobbs Co 29 Apr 1768 Richard, John & Thomas Grantham properties adjoin a patent (Patent Book 18, P 255) to Thomas Bizzell in Dobbs 22 Dec 1768 Patented (Book 18, P 355) 200a in Dobbs on S side of Horse Swamp making out from Upper Falling Creek, joining a point near John Grantham, a point near Thomas Bizzell, Joshua Grantham 22 Jan 1773 Patent Book 18, P 167 shows 300a in Bladen on the SW side of Ashpole or Tadpole joining the side of the said Swamp, Richard Barefield supposed corner, and Josiah Taylor. 11 Mar 1775 Patent (Book 18, P 221) 200a in Bladen in the low ground between Ashpole and Drowning Creek 11 Mar 1775 Patent (Book 18, P 235) 450a in Bladen on SW side of Ashpole or Tadpole Swamp, joining Richard Grantham and Carraway Oates. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] vi. William Grantham, born Abt. 1736 in Surry Co, Virginia; died Abt. 1760 in Sampson Co, North Carolina; married Unknown Tatlock. Notes for Unknown Tatlock: [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] The likelehood that William's wife was a Tatlock arises from the claim found in Grant File # 12, which identifies his brother-in-law as Thomas Tatlock.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] The likelehood that William's wife was a Tatlock arises from the claim found in Grant File # 12, which identifies his brother-in-law as Thomas Tatlock. vii. Joshua Grantham, born 21 Aug 1740 in Surry Co, Virginia; died 06 Nov 1781 in Wayne Co, North Carolina; married Phereby Herring; died 1817 in Wayne Co, North Carolina. Notes for Joshua Grantham: [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] A warrant on a printed form headed by the name of Richard Caswell, Jr. as Entry Officer of Claims for Lands in the Co Of Dobbs. "To the Surveyor of said Co, greeting. You are hereby required, as soon as may be, to lay off and survey, for JOSHUA GrantHAM, a tract or parcel of land, containing 200 acres, lying in the Co aforesaid joining his own lines and Thomas Bizzells & Luke Pipkins lines on the Horse Swamp. Observing the directions of the Act of Assembly in such case made and provided for running out lands. "Two just and fair plans of such survey, with a proper certificate annexed to each, you are to transmit, with this warrant, to the Secretary's office without delay. Dated 7 April 1770 (this year may be 1778) The diagram of the property is a figure of 8 sides, and the text of the surveyor is as follows: 5 May 1770 (1778). Surveyed for JOSHUA GrantHAM, a tract of land containing 200 acres lying in Dobbs Co on the south side of NEUSE RIVER, joining his own lines and Thomas Bizzell and Luke Pipkins lines on the HORSE SWAMP. Beginning at a white oak his own corner and runs with his own line north 75 degrees west 242 poles to a hickory his other corner, then north his other line north 140 poles to a pine, then west 6o poles to a hickory on Bizzell's line, then south 156 poles to a blackjack in Pipkins line, then with said line south 80 degrees east 146 poles to Pipkins corner, then with his other south 20 west 120 poles to a pine, then east 195 poles to a pine, then north 92 poles to the beginninG/s/ Charles Markland, surveyor. Chain bearers were John Bizzell and Thomas Grantham." Joshua died rather young and did not leave a Will; however, an inventory of his property is on file in the NC Archives dated 1 Sept. 1781. It included 550 acres of land. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Grantham Edward I Descendants.ged] 524. John Amis, born 20 Aug 1724 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; died 18 Feb 1764 in Northampton Co, North Carolina. He was the son of 1048. Thomas Amis, Sr. and 1049. Rachel Daniel. He married 525. Mary Dillard 1743 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. 525. Mary Dillard, born 28 Sep 1726 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; died Aft. 1764 in North Carolina. She was the daughter of 1050. Edward Dillard and 1051. Martha Alding. Notes for John Amis: John Amis was baptized at Christ Church in Middlesex Co, Virginia, August 20, 1724. Religion: religion Unknown. ( Parish Register, P 115): John Amis and his family removed to Northampton Co, North Carolina where he dieD His will in Northampton Co, dated August 1764 in The Huguenot, No. 5, P 68: In the name of God, Amen, I John AMIS of Northhampton Co being sick and weak of body, but of perfect sense and memory, praise be to Almighty God for the same, do make, constitute and ordain this to be my last will and Testament in manner and form following: I give and bequeath to my son Thomas Amis two negroes, vizt.: Nan and Joseph, which is all the estate I intend for him. I give and bequeath to my son William Amis, my land and plantation at the death of my wife or marriage, to him and his heirs forever. I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary, one negro girl named Phebe, to her and her heirs forever. I give to my daughter Frances, one negro girl named Sue to her and her heirs forever. I give to my daughter Rachel, one negro girl, named Bet, to her and her heirs forever. I give to my daughter Margaret, one negro girl, named Rachel, to her and her heirs forever. I give to my daughter Rebecca, one negro girl, named Jane and ten pounds, to her and her heirs forever. I give to my daughter Nancy, one negro girl named Esther to her and her heirs forever. I give to my son William, one negro boy named John, to him and his heirs forever. My will and desire is that if either of my children die before they come of age or marry, viz.: Mary, Frances, William, Rachel, Margaret, Rebecca and Nancy, that part of my estate to be equally divided between the survivor or survivors of them. I lend to my loving wife Mary, the remainder of my estate during her life or widowhood to pay off my just debts and to support and educate my six youngest children. My will is at the death of my wife for the remainder of my estate to be equally divided among my seven youngest children, vizt.: Mary, Frances, William, Rachel, Margaret, Rebecca and Nancy. I appoint my loving wife Mary my executor to this my last will and testament. Witness I have affixed my hand an seal this eighteenth day of February in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty-four. John Amis and a seal In presence of us: Thomas Wilburne Thomas Amis Edmund Griffin Northampton Co August Court 1764 The within written will of John Amis, deceased, was exhibited in Court and proved by oath of Thomas Wlburne and Edmund Griffin, two of the subscribing witnesses, At the same time Mary Amis qualified Executrix thereof, which on motion was ordered to be certified and recordeD More About John Amis: Burial: 1764, Northampton Co, North Carolina Children of John Amis and Mary Dillard are: 262 i. Captain Thomas Jefferson Amis, born 01 Jan 1743/44 in Isle of Wight, Virginia; died 18 Nov 1797 in Ebbings Springs Community, Hawkins Co, Tennessee; married (1) Alice Gale 27 Jan 1763 in Isle of Wright Co, Virginia; married (2) Lucy Haynes 26 Mar 1787 in Rogersville, Hawkins Co, Tennessee. ii. William D Amis, born 1743 in North Carolina; died 31 Oct 1823 in Halifax, Northampton Cty, North Carolina; married Susan Welbourne; born Abt. 1754 in North Carolina. iii. Rebecca Amis, born 1745 in North Carolina; married George Webb. iv. Mary Amis, born 1746 in North Carolina. v. Rachel Amis, born 1752 in North Carolina; married John Field. vi. Margaret Amis, born 1754 in North Carolina. vii. Nancy Anne Amis, born 1758 in North Carolina; married Daniel Shipman. viii. Frances Amis, born 1760 in North Carolina; married (1) Lemuel Goodman; born 1752 in Halifax Cty, North Carolina; married (2) Thomas Welbourne. Notes for Lemuel Goodman: From the research of Vernon Drewa dated 10 Jun 1990: "He was a Sargeant in the Continental Army. See Record in Pension Office at Wshington, DC,also Record of Soldiers of the Revolution from North Carolina, compiled by the Secretary of State of North Carolina. Lemuel Goodwin owned a lage plantation and a number of slaves. He had only two children, daughters. He lived to be quite an old man, was active, straight and erect. He rode horseback when eight years of age as easily and gracefully as a man of thirty. He was a kind, affectionate husband and father, a Christian in every sense of the word." 526. Thomas Whitney Gale, died 1760. He married 527. Mary Marshall Griffeth. 527. Mary Marshall Griffeth Child of Thomas Gale and Mary Griffeth is: 263 i. Alice Gale, born 23 Dec 1744 in Isle of Wight, Virginia; died 24 Nov 1784 in Ebbings Springs Community, Hawkins Co, Tennessee; married Captain Thomas Jefferson Amis 27 Jan 1763 in Isle of Wright Co, Virginia. 560. Richard Shipley, Jr, born Bet. 1709 - 1710 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 20 Feb 1781 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. He was the son of 1120. Richard Shipley, Sr and 1121. Susannah Stevens. He married 561. Keturah H Barnes 22 Oct 1728 in Anne Arundel Circuit, St Anne's PArich, Methodist Episcopal Church, Annapolis, Maryland. 561. Keturah H Barnes, born Bet. 1710 - 1715 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. She was the daughter of 1122. James Barnes and 1123. Keturah Shipley. Children of Richard Shipley and Keturah Barnes are: i. Ezekiel Shipley ii. James Shipley iii. Nathaniel Shipley iv. Adam Shipley, born Bet. 1729 - 1736. v. John Shipley, born Bet. 1729 - 1736. vi. Mary Ann Shipley, born Bet. 1729 - 1736. vii. Richard Shipley, born Bet. 1729 - 1736. viii. Susan Shipley, born Bet. 1729 - 1736. 280 ix. Benjamin Shipley, born Bet. 1729 - 1736 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 1803 in Jonesboro, Washington Co, Tennessee; married (1) Catherine Hawk Abt. 1753; married (2) Elizabeth Unknown Abt. 1768. 576. Joseph Peace, born 1700 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia; died 1772 in Granville Co., North Carolina. He was the son of 1152. John Peace and 1153. Unknown Harmon. He married 577. Mary Mask. 577. Mary Mask, born 31 Mar 1700 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia. She was the daughter of 1154. John Mask and 1155. Martha Christian. Notes for Joseph Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] 1715 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of Jno Mask, Cha Willsford, Thomas Francis, John Strowd, Capt. West, Colo Basset, John Gunton, Saml Waddey, John Anderson, Widdow Peace, the Glebe (i.E the Church land) and Josias Simmonds being one precinct. In obedience to the within order we met to Procession: John Stroud, Thos Francis John Gunton Henry Crisp, Jonas Reynolds, Gabriel Heath, Thomas Maske & Joseph Peace. 1732 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book Precinct 15: (previously Precinct 5) Thos Frances, Richd Glass, Joseph Peace, Widdow Simmons, John Maske, John Blackwell, Robt Willsford, Saml Chamberlayne, Doctor Hopkins, Colo Dandridge, Wm and James Blackwell, John Turners Orphans, William Turner, John Ussery, John Blackwell Junr, Widdow Hughs, George Jones, Saml Peace, John Holden, Edwd Burnett, Robt Thompson, Benja Goodman, Saml Goodman, Wm Via, William Talley, Mark Anthony, Richd Bullock and Thos Pollett. The 1739 processioning for St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia, spoke of the following alterations: John Ursury's land for Colo Roger Thompson, Robt Willsford for Wm Mask, part of Thos Ferenches for John Sandage, Joseph Peace's Land divided between John & Wm Peace, Doctr Arthur Hopkins to John Orsery, James Black to Mr. John Thompson, Joseph Peace's Land at ye mill, To Mr. John Thompson, Saml Goodman's to Widdow Markland, Robt Thompson's, to John Holden, William Talley, to Saml Hill. Court Records of Hanover Co., Virginia William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 21, No. 1. (Jul., 1912), pG52 May 2, 1734 Joseph Peace of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co, made a deed of gift "to my brother William Harmon Peace" of 50 acres on the south side of Pamunkey River, "commonly call'd Harmon's old plantation," joining Col. Basset, Richard Gass, widdow Simmons and Thomas Francis. Mary, wife of Joseph Peace, relinquished her right of dower in the land solDWitnessed by John Usery, Samuel Peace and James Balfour. Goochland Co., Virginia Deed Book 2, pG161, Jan 1, 1735, Joseph Peace of Hanover Co, a carpenter, paid 20 pounds to Arthur Hopkins and his wife Elizabeth for 200 acres of land in Goochland Co. The land was bounded by the lands of Robert Horsly, Jonas Lawson, George Payne and Thomas Murrell. Goochland Co., Virginia Deed Book 3, pG418-419 May 18, 1741, Captain Allen Howard sold to Joseph Peace of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., 400 acres of land mostly in Goochland Co., with a small part in Hanover Co. on north side of James River in St. James Parish, being part of Land Granted Charles Evans Jun 16, 1714. Wit: Wm. Nugent, John Curd, Nicholas Perkins. Sep 20, 1743, Elizabeth, wife of Howard, relinq. her dower right. Recorded Jun 16, 1741 Jun 20, 1743, Joseph Peace of Goochland sold some of his Goochland Co., land to Thomas Mask. May 8, 1744, Joseph Peace sold land to Thomas Mask in Goochland Co. Feb 5, 1756, Joseph Peace, Senr. of Goochland Co. and Mary, his wife, sold land in Goochland to Richard Gains. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book C, pG59 Jun 1756, Joseph Peace, a joyner, paid William Smith 100 pounds for 200 acres at Ezekiel Fuller's line on Tabb's Creek in Granville Co. Wit: Thomas Smith, Samuel Smith and Joseph Peace, Jr. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book D, pG250-251 May 1761, Joseph Peace, Sr. bought an additional 420 acres on Tabb's Creek from Darwin Elwick. Aug 30, 1762 Joseph Peace, Sr. of Granville Co. to John Dickerson. Power of Atty to collect debts, etc. Wit: John Smith, John Peace. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book F, pG199-200 Apr 11, 1763 , Joseph Peace, Sr. sold his original 200 acres on Ezekiel Fuller's line and John Smith's line, on Tabbs Creek to John Mask for 170 lbs. Wit: Robert Blackwell, Joseph Peace, Jr. and John Mask, Jr. May 1764 Court 3, Granville Co., North Carolina, "Ordered that the following Jury to wit: Joseph Peace, Isham Parham, John Dickerson, John Parham and others lay off a road from out of the new road at Bradfords Road Crossing, Tar River near George Priddy's, directing its course to Oxford and make report thereof to the next Court. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book G, pG252-253 Mar 1765, Joseph Peace, Sr. bought 580 acres on the south side of the Tar River from Ebenezar Wilson. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book I, pG52-53 Mar or May 1770, Joseph Peace, Sr, sold to John Peace, 420 acres on Tabbs Creek and 581 acres on Tarr River. Wit: Joseph Peace, Jr. History and Genealogies of Old Granville by Thomas McArdory Owen Feb 18, 1772 Joseph Pearce (Peace, sic) Sr. to Christian Thomas, both of Granville Co., North Carolina Sale. Consideration of 30 lbs. VA money. Conveys negro girl, "Poll". Wit: John Dickerson. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] 1715 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of Jno Mask, Cha Willsford, Thomas Francis, John Strowd, Capt. West, Colo Basset, John Gunton, Saml Waddey, John Anderson, Widdow Peace, the Glebe (i.E the Church land) and Josias Simmonds being one precinct. In obedience to the within order we met to Procession: John Stroud, Thos Francis John Gunton Henry Crisp, Jonas Reynolds, Gabriel Heath, Thomas Maske & Joseph Peace. 1732 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book Precinct 15: (previously Precinct 5) Thos Frances, Richd Glass, Joseph Peace, Widdow Simmons, John Maske, John Blackwell, Robt Willsford, Saml Chamberlayne, Doctor Hopkins, Colo Dandridge, Wm and James Blackwell, John Turners Orphans, William Turner, John Ussery, John Blackwell Junr, Widdow Hughs, George Jones, Saml Peace, John Holden, Edwd Burnett, Robt Thompson, Benja Goodman, Saml Goodman, Wm Via, William Talley, Mark Anthony, Richd Bullock and Thos Pollett. The 1739 processioning for St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia, spoke of the following alterations: John Ursury's land for Colo Roger Thompson, Robt Willsford for Wm Mask, part of Thos Ferenches for John Sandage, Joseph Peace's Land divided between John & Wm Peace, Doctr Arthur Hopkins to John Orsery, James Black to Mr. John Thompson, Joseph Peace's Land at ye mill, To Mr. John Thompson, Saml Goodman's to Widdow Markland, Robt Thompson's, to John Holden, William Talley, to Saml Hill. Court Records of Hanover Co., Virginia William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 21, No. 1. (Jul., 1912), pG52 May 2, 1734 Joseph Peace of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co, made a deed of gift "to my brother William Harmon Peace" of 50 acres on the south side of Pamunkey River, "commonly call'd Harmon's old plantation," joining Col. Basset, Richard Gass, widdow Simmons and Thomas Francis. Mary, wife of Joseph Peace, relinquished her right of dower in the land solDWitnessed by John Usery, Samuel Peace and James Balfour. Goochland Co., Virginia Deed Book 2, pG161, Jan 1, 1735, Joseph Peace of Hanover Co, a carpenter, paid 20 pounds to Arthur Hopkins and his wife Elizabeth for 200 acres of land in Goochland Co. The land was bounded by the lands of Robert Horsly, Jonas Lawson, George Payne and Thomas Murrell. Goochland Co., Virginia Deed Book 3, pG418-419 May 18, 1741, Captain Allen Howard sold to Joseph Peace of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., 400 acres of land mostly in Goochland Co., with a small part in Hanover Co. on north side of James River in St. James Parish, being part of Land Granted Charles Evans Jun 16, 1714. Wit: Wm. Nugent, John Curd, Nicholas Perkins. Sep 20, 1743, Elizabeth, wife of Howard, relinq. her dower right. Recorded Jun 16, 1741 Jun 20, 1743, Joseph Peace of Goochland sold some of his Goochland Co., land to Thomas Mask. May 8, 1744, Joseph Peace sold land to Thomas Mask in Goochland Co. Feb 5, 1756, Joseph Peace, Senr. of Goochland Co. and Mary, his wife, sold land in Goochland to Richard Gains. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book C, pG59 Jun 1756, Joseph Peace, a joyner, paid William Smith 100 pounds for 200 acres at Ezekiel Fuller's line on Tabb's Creek in Granville Co. Wit: Thomas Smith, Samuel Smith and Joseph Peace, Jr. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book D, pG250-251 May 1761, Joseph Peace, Sr. bought an additional 420 acres on Tabb's Creek from Darwin Elwick. Aug 30, 1762 Joseph Peace, Sr. of Granville Co. to John Dickerson. Power of Atty to collect debts, etc. Wit: John Smith, John Peace. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book F, pG199-200 Apr 11, 1763 , Joseph Peace, Sr. sold his original 200 acres on Ezekiel Fuller's line and John Smith's line, on Tabbs Creek to John Mask for 170 lbs. Wit: Robert Blackwell, Joseph Peace, Jr. and John Mask, Jr. May 1764 Court 3, Granville Co., North Carolina, "Ordered that the following Jury to wit: Joseph Peace, Isham Parham, John Dickerson, John Parham and others lay off a road from out of the new road at Bradfords Road Crossing, Tar River near George Priddy's, directing its course to Oxford and make report thereof to the next Court. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book G, pG252-253 Mar 1765, Joseph Peace, Sr. bought 580 acres on the south side of the Tar River from Ebenezar Wilson. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book I, pG52-53 Mar or May 1770, Joseph Peace, Sr, sold to John Peace, 420 acres on Tabbs Creek and 581 acres on Tarr River. Wit: Joseph Peace, Jr. History and Genealogies of Old Granville by Thomas McArdory Owen Feb 18, 1772 Joseph Pearce (Peace, sic) Sr. to Christian Thomas, both of Granville Co., North Carolina Sale. Consideration of 30 lbs. VA money. Conveys negro girl, "Poll". Wit: John Dickerson. More About Joseph Peace: Baptism: 13 Oct 1700, St. Peter's, New Kent Co., Virginia Land Record: 02 May 1734, Hanover Co., Virginia Occupation: Carpenter and Farmer Tax List: 1762, Granville Co., North Carolina More About Mary Mask: Baptism: 31 Mar 1700, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia Children of Joseph Peace and Mary Mask are: 288 i. Joseph Peace, born Bef. 1735 in VA; died Aft. 1800 in Fishing Creek District, Granville Co, North Carolina. ii. John Peace, born Abt. 1743 in VA; died 18 Apr 1821 in Granville Co., North Carolina. Notes for John Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book I, pG52-53 1770, Joseph Peace, Sr, sold to John Peace, 420 acres on Tabbs Creek and 581 acres on Tarr River. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG342 1776, William Potter to John Peace. "...girl called Oney..." Granville Co., North Carolina Book, pG151-152 Aug 5, 1794, John Dickerson appointed Sheriff, with Samuel Walker, William Dickerson, John Peace, Jr., John Peace, Sr., and William Williams, as bondsmen. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG243 1798, John Peace and John Dickerson to Archabald Jett, of Norfolk Borough, Virginia. "...thirteen Negroes named Jimmy, Mary, James, Pasience, Well, Ned, Tom, Dick, Patt, Fanney, Nancey, Isaac and Harry..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG244 1798, John Peace and John Dickerson to Archabald Jett. "...six Negroes named Sarah, Delph, Joshua, Isham, Aaron and Pegg..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG438-440 1800, John Peace and Isaac Kittrell to Alex Falconer, of Franklin Co. "...also the following Negro slaves, to wit, Cato, Arthur, Nan, Delila, Nancy, Charlote, and Chloe, Davie, Cato, Dolly, Ester and Fanny...with their increase..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG550 1802, Alexander Falconer, trustee between John Peace Sr., Isaac Kittrell and Thomas Dent to James Hamilton who was the highest bidder. "...a certain Negro woman named Nan..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG551 1802, Alexander Falconer, trustee between John Peace, Sr., Isaac Kittrell and Thomas Dent to Joseph Peace and William Peace. "...a certain Negro fellow named Arthur..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book R, pG34 1802, John Peace to James Wortham. "...woman slave by the name of Lukey..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book R, pG95-96 1802, John Peace to Duncan Cameron, of Orange Co, town of Hillsborough. "...the following Negro slaves, to wit, Duke, Jimmy, Abram and Moss, Negro men; Wimey, a Negro woman, Pleasant, and Dave, boys, children of Wimey, and Frank a Negro woman..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book R, pG160 1803, John Peace to William Walker. "...six Negroes, to wit, Lydon, Amanuel, Phillip, Rose, Ephram, Roger, them and their increase..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book T, pG195 1806, John Peace to John SutherlanD"...a Negro boy named Willie..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book T, pG143 1807, John Peace, administrator of John Dickerson, dec'd, to John Nuttall. "...a Negro woman named Alice aged nineteen years ..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book X, pG327 Sep 1, 1817, John Peace for and in consideration of the love and good will bear to my daughter Lucy Lemay one negro girl. Wit: Miles T Lemay, John Peace Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book X, pG336 1817, John Peace to William R Peace, his grandson. "...girl Tilda..." Granville Co., North Carolina Court Records pG75-76 Jan 21, 1822, Sale of the estate of John Peace, Sr., deceased by William Peace, Wake Co., sold to Pleasant Peace, William Blackley, John P Lemay and John M Peace. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book 4, pG485-486 1831, John Peace, Sr. to John Peace. "...also eight Negroes named Hetu?, Kitty, Rebeckah, Jack and Tom, Anne and two children and there future increase..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book 4, pG524-525 1831, John Peace, Sr. to John W Jinkins. "...woman Tabby and her four children Lethy, Tom, Martha and Rhoda..." [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book I, pG52-53 1770, Joseph Peace, Sr, sold to John Peace, 420 acres on Tabbs Creek and 581 acres on Tarr River. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG342 1776, William Potter to John Peace. "...girl called Oney..." Granville Co., North Carolina Book, pG151-152 Aug 5, 1794, John Dickerson appointed Sheriff, with Samuel Walker, William Dickerson, John Peace, Jr., John Peace, Sr., and William Williams, as bondsmen. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG243 1798, John Peace and John Dickerson to Archabald Jett, of Norfolk Borough, Virginia. "...thirteen Negroes named Jimmy, Mary, James, Pasience, Well, Ned, Tom, Dick, Patt, Fanney, Nancey, Isaac and Harry..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG244 1798, John Peace and John Dickerson to Archabald Jett. "...six Negroes named Sarah, Delph, Joshua, Isham, Aaron and Pegg..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG438-440 1800, John Peace and Isaac Kittrell to Alex Falconer, of Franklin Co. "...also the following Negro slaves, to wit, Cato, Arthur, Nan, Delila, Nancy, Charlote, and Chloe, Davie, Cato, Dolly, Ester and Fanny...with their increase..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG550 1802, Alexander Falconer, trustee between John Peace Sr., Isaac Kittrell and Thomas Dent to James Hamilton who was the highest bidder. "...a certain Negro woman named Nan..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book Q, pG551 1802, Alexander Falconer, trustee between John Peace, Sr., Isaac Kittrell and Thomas Dent to Joseph Peace and William Peace. "...a certain Negro fellow named Arthur..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book R, pG34 1802, John Peace to James Wortham. "...woman slave by the name of Lukey..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book R, pG95-96 1802, John Peace to Duncan Cameron, of Orange Co, town of Hillsborough. "...the following Negro slaves, to wit, Duke, Jimmy, Abram and Moss, Negro men; Wimey, a Negro woman, Pleasant, and Dave, boys, children of Wimey, and Frank a Negro woman..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book R, pG160 1803, John Peace to William Walker. "...six Negroes, to wit, Lydon, Amanuel, Phillip, Rose, Ephram, Roger, them and their increase..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book T, pG195 1806, John Peace to John SutherlanD"...a Negro boy named Willie..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book T, pG143 1807, John Peace, administrator of John Dickerson, dec'd, to John Nuttall. "...a Negro woman named Alice aged nineteen years ..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book X, pG327 Sep 1, 1817, John Peace for and in consideration of the love and good will bear to my daughter Lucy Lemay one negro girl. Wit: Miles T Lemay, John Peace Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book X, pG336 1817, John Peace to William R Peace, his grandson. "...girl Tilda..." Granville Co., North Carolina Court Records pG75-76 Jan 21, 1822, Sale of the estate of John Peace, Sr., deceased by William Peace, Wake Co., sold to Pleasant Peace, William Blackley, John P Lemay and John M Peace. Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book 4, pG485-486 1831, John Peace, Sr. to John Peace. "...also eight Negroes named Hetu?, Kitty, Rebeckah, Jack and Tom, Anne and two children and there future increase..." Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book 4, pG524-525 1831, John Peace, Sr. to John W Jinkins. "...woman Tabby and her four children Lethy, Tom, Martha and Rhoda..." More About John Peace: Census: 1790, Granville Co., North Carolina Land Record: 1770, Granville Co., North Carolina Military service: Captain Tax List: 1784, Granville Co., North Carolina 656. William Hanks II, born 14 Feb 1678/79 in Richmond Co, Virginia; died 01 May 1733. He was the son of 1312. William Hanks I and 1313. Sarah Unknown. He married 657. Hester C Mills. 657. Hester C Mills She was the daughter of 1314. John Mills and 1315. Hester White. Child of William Hanks and Hester Mills is: 328 i. John Hanks, born 24 Jan 1713/14 in Richmond Co, Virginia; died Aft. 1790 in Dobbs Co, North Carolina; married Mary Mott. 728. William Lovelace, Sr, born 02 Jul 1720 in Port Tobacco Co, Maryland. He was the son of 1456. John Baptist Lovelace and 1457. Eleanor Unknown. He married 729. Unknown Unknown. 729. Unknown Unknown Child of William Lovelace and Unknown Unknown is: 364 i. William Lovelace, Jr, born 02 Apr 1720 in Port Tobacco, Maryland; died 13 Aug 1815 in Appling, Columbia Co, Georgia; married Margaret Beall. 732. Captain Richard Snowden Kirkland, Sr, born Abt. 1700 in Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 1772 in Edgefield Dist, South Carolina. He was the son of 1464. Richard Kirkland and 1465. Mary Snowden. He married 733. Mary Brown Abt. 1721. 733. Mary Brown, born Abt. 1705; died Bef. 1772 in SC. She was the daughter of 1466. Bartilot Brown and 1467. Katherine Holcomb. Notes for Captain Richard Snowden Kirkland, Sr: "Capt. Richard Kirkland, the grandfather of Mr. Reuben Harrison, settled on the Wateree River, at or near Col. Peay's plantation. Kirkland was a Virginian and a man of great wealth in those early times; he owned fifty brood mares. He came to Camden with a party of Quakers, but not 'of them' in 1752, and probably came into Fairfield very soon after." (From The History of Fairfield Coutny, South Carolina 'Before the White Man Cames to 1942' by Fitzhugh McHenry Children of Richard Kirkland and Mary Brown are: i. Nancy Ann Kirkland, born Abt. 1722 in Prince William Co, Virginia. 366 ii. Major Richard Snowden Kirkland, Jr, born 1723 in Fairfax, Virginia; died Bef. 05 Mar 1789 in Effingham Co, Georgia; married Sybil Unknown. iii. Ester Kirkland, born Abt. 1724. iv. Moses Kirkland, born Abt. 1726. Notes for Moses Kirkland: "Remained loyal to the King during the Revolution and his estate was confiscated after the war." "...had 100 acres on Wateree Creek. He had 3,743 acres in different tracts in several other districts than Fairfield. His survey made by John Hamilton and plat shows a path to another tract of his. He is bounded by Frederick Pines who has 100 acres on Wateree Creek, 1753. . . . Moses Kirkland owned 3,843 acres of land in ten grants, scattered over the colony, 1,000 acres being in Ninety-six District, 942 in Berkeley, 500 in Saxe-Gotha, others elsewhere and one of 100 acres being in Fairfield (Book 5, p. 417) on the Wateree Creek. Evidently he was an energetic, enterprising man. He became a leading "Regulator". . . "prior to the Revolution, was a Lt. Col. of the Provincial Militia in the lower fork of Broad River and Saluda River; elected by Provincial Congress a Capt. in the Regt. of Rangers raised by the revolutionists of SC and served one month, taking part with his company in the capture of Ft. Charlotte. Two weeks later, he resigned and immediately went over to the British. He fled from SC and went to Ebenezer, Georgia about 25 miles from Savannah." "...naturally acquisitive and hard-driving, Kirkland was not above selling rum to the Indians and dealing in fraudulent land warrants, he soon accumulated numerous tracts of lnd in the interior, built a sawmill, ran a ferry on the lower Saluda until he had accumulated the labor of enough slaves to develop a large tract on the tributary of Stevens Creek, a branch of the Savannah." ". . . a Loyalist [in the Revolution], Moses Kirkland, of Camden District, one of the Regulators, and captain of a troop of rangers, with his whole troop . . . all signed an agreement to support the King. . . the property of Moses Kirkland was confiscated, and it is known that Kirkland fled the country and found protection on a British warship in Charleston Harbor. Grants of land recorded in the office of the Secretary of State show that Moses Kirkland had a total of 12,496 acres of land in different parts of South Carolina." (The Kirkland-Mathews Family) "Made his escape from the gaol of this city, yesterday in the evening, a certain Moses KIRKLAND, called Col. KIRKLAND belonging to SC, confined in said gaol by order of the Honorable Congress for practices inimical to this country. Between 50 and 60, about five ft. 10 in. high, swarthy complexion, fresh colored and wears his own grey hair tied behind. He had on a green coat, faced with blue velvet waistcoat. A reward of $100 is offered." (Pennsylvania Gazette) v. William Kirkland, born 1730. vi. Lt. Col. Joseph Kirkland, born Abt. 1733 in Fairfax, Virginia; died 1788 in GA; married Lamender McKinney; born Abt. 1738. Notes for Lt. Col. Joseph Kirkland: Richard and Joseph KIRKLAND came to Camden with a group ofQuakers, "companion settlers, though not members of the sect." SOURCE: Fitz Hugh McMaster, HawaiiSTORY OF FAIRFIELD CO., 1946, p.14 896. William Bassett, born Abt. 1667 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died Abt. 1734 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 1792. Joseph Bassett and 1793. Mary Lapham. He married 897. Sarah Swetland 14 Jun 1693. 897. Sarah Swetland, born Abt. 1674 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 13 Apr 1703 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 1794. William Sweetland and 1795. Agnes Unknown. More About William Bassett: Occupation: Farmer Children of William Bassett and Sarah Swetland are: 448 i. William Bassett, born 11 Mar 1693/94 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 19 Nov 1783 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; married (1) Mary Crosman 18 Mar 1718/19 in Norton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; married (2) Thankful Briggs 25 Aug 1737 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts; married (3) Penelope Brintal 07 Aug 1747 in Norton, Bristol Co, Massachusetts. ii. Joseph Bassett, born 15 Feb 1695/96 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 04 Apr 1741 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married Elizabeth Ames 13 Jan 1723/24 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 18 Jan 1743/44 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. iii. Ruth Bassett, born 14 May 1700 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 26 Apr 1730 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married Joseph Davis 23 Mar 1729/30 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. iv. Nathan Bassett, born 05 Sep 1702 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died Jul 1762; married Hannah Washburn 07 Feb 1732/33 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 1756 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. 898. Samuel Crossman He married 899. Elizabeth Bell. 899. Elizabeth Bell Child of Samuel Crossman and Elizabeth Bell is: 449 i. Mary Crosman, born 13 Aug 1694 in Taunton, Massachusetts; died Bef. 1737; married William Bassett 18 Mar 1718/19 in Norton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. 928. Thomas Blodgett, born 26 Feb 1660/61 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 29 Sep 1740 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He was the son of 1856. Samuel Blodgett and 1857. Ruth Eggleton. He married 929. Rebecca Tidd 11 Nov 1685 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 929. Rebecca Tidd, born Abt. 1665 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 08 Mar 1749/50 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 1858. John Tidd and 1859. Rebecca Wood. Children of Thomas Blodgett and Rebecca Tidd are: i. Thomas Blodgett, born 05 Aug 1686 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died Abt. 1755 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Mary Unknown Abt. 1715 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 01 Mar 1771 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. ii. Rebecca Blodgett, born 05 Jun 1689 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married John Russell Abt. 1710 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. iii. Ruth Blodgett, born 04 Oct 1694 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died Bef. 06 Oct 1738. iv. Joseph Blodgett, born 17 Sep 1696 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 07 Jan 1781 in Brimfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts; married (1) Sarah Stone 05 Nov 1719 in Cocord, Middlesex, Massachusetts; born 07 Nov 1700 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 08 May 1735 in Brimfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts; married (2) Sarah Ingersoll 29 Jun 1738 in Brimfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts; born 17 May 1718 in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts; died 24 Apr 1774 in Brimfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts. v. Abigail Blodgett, born 07 Nov 1698 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 18 Aug 1751; married Peter Reed Abt. 1726 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. More About Abigail Blodgett: Burial: Littleton, Middlesex, Massachusetts 464 vi. Samuel Blodgett, born 17 Jun 1702 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 23 Jan 1773 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Mary Russell 16 Jun 1726 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. vii. Infant Blodgett, born Abt. 1687. viii. Infant Blodgett, born Abt. 1687. ix. Infant Blodgett, born 1691. x. Infant Blodgett, born 1691. 930. Jonathan Russell He married 931. Elizabeth Unknown. 931. Elizabeth Unknown Child of Jonathan Russell and Elizabeth Unknown is: 465 i. Mary Russell, born 01 Jan 1704/05 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 22 Apr 1781 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Samuel Blodgett 16 Jun 1726 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 936. Richard Puffer, born 14 Mar 1656/57 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 03 Aug 1723 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. He was the son of 1872. James Puffer and 1873. Mary Ludden. He married 937. Ruth Everett. 937. Ruth Everett, born 14 Jan 1653/54 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. Mar 1725/26. Children of Richard Puffer and Ruth Everett are: i. Ruth Puffer, born 17 Mar 1681/82 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 17 Mar 1768 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married John Day 12 Dec 1706 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; born 11 Oct 1679 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 02 Apr 1758 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. ii. Mary Puffer, born 21 Jan 1683/84 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 30 Dec 1769 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Ralph Day 26 Dec 1705 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. iii. William Puffer, born 26 Jul 1686 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died in Medway, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Elizabeth Guild 25 May 1710 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 14 Nov 1762 in Canterbury, Windham, Connecticut. 468 iv. Richard Puffer, born 17 Jul 1689 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 12 Feb 1758 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Anna Hawes. v. Rachel Puffer, born Abt. 1692; married Edward Gay 14 Jun 1722 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 28 Feb 1758 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. vi. Sarah Puffer, born Abt. 1696 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 08 Feb 1772 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Samuel Morse 12 May 1741 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. vii. Benoni Puffer, born 04 Jan 1697/98 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 16 Jan 1697/98 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. 938. Nathaniel Hawes, born 14 Aug 1660 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 16 Oct 1714 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. He was the son of 1876. Edward Hawes and 1877. Eliony Lombard. He married 939. Sarah Newell 29 Mar 1688 in Middlesex Co, Massachusetts. 939. Sarah Newell, born 22 Mar 1664/65 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. 17 Dec 1728. She was the daughter of 1878. Isaac Newell and 1879. Elizabeth Curtis. Children of Nathaniel Hawes and Sarah Newell are: i. Elizabeth Hawes, born 29 Jan 1688/89 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 10 Dec 1739 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Samuel Wilson. ii. Experience Hawes, born 13 Sep 1691 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 21 Feb 1775 in Sharon, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married William Bacon 27 Dec 1716 in Dorchester, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts. iii. Sarah Hawes, born 13 Sep 1691; married Samuel Heaton 10 Dec 1706 in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts. 469 iv. Anna Hawes, born 17 Mar 1694/95 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Richard Puffer. v. Abigail Hawes, born 17 Dec 1697 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 28 May 1776 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married Joseph Barber 19 May 1726 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts. vi. Esther Hawes, born 22 Mar 1699/00 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 19 Sep 1779 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married (1) Hezekiah Rockwood Dec 1730 in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 08 Nov 1757 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married (2) John Wilson 07 May 1767. vii. Nathaniel Hawes, born 27 Dec 1701 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died Abt. 1776 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married (1) Susanna Hubbard 27 Mar 1728 in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married (2) Mary Smith 26 Mar 1751 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married (3) Mary Smith 26 Mar 1751 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. viii. Mehitable Hawes, born 03 Nov 1703 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 26 Feb 1785 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married John Aldiss 15 May 1722 in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts. ix. Susanna Hawes, born 13 Jan 1707/08 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died Nov 1794 in Bellingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Caleb Philips 12 Sep 1733 in Bellingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. 940. Benjamin Albee, born Abt. 1672 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 1755 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. He was the son of 1880. James Albee and 1881. Hannah Cook. He married 941. Abial Unknown 1693 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. 941. Abial Unknown, born Abt. 1674 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. Child of Benjamin Albee and Abial Unknown is: 470 i. Benjamin Albee, born 21 Nov 1694 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; died 24 Jun 1755 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; married Mary Taft. Generation No. 11 1040. Edward Grantham I, born Abt. 1650; died 1703 in Surry Co, Virginia. He married 1041. Elizabeth Andrews Abt. 1687 in Surry Co, Virginia. 1041. Elizabeth Andrews Child of Edward Grantham and Elizabeth Andrews is: 520 i. Edward Grantham II, born Abt. 1688 in Surry Co, Virginia; died Abt. 1760 in Dobbs Co, North Carolina; married Catherine Proctor. 1048. Thomas Amis, Sr., born 1700 in Middlesex, Virginia; died WFT Est. 1736-1791 in Surry Co, Virginia. He was the son of 2096. Louis Amis and 2097. Unknown Knight. He married 1049. Rachel Daniel 14 Nov 1722 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. 1049. Rachel Daniel, born WFT Est. 1667-1694; died 1734. She was the daughter of 2098. James Daniel and 2099. Margaret Vivion. Children of Thomas Amis and Rachel Daniel are: 524 i. John Amis, born 20 Aug 1724 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; died 18 Feb 1764 in Northampton Co, North Carolina; married Mary Dillard 1743 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. ii. William Amis, Sr, born Abt. 1729 in Parham Parish, Essex Co, Virginia; died Aft. 1813 in Granville Co, North Carolina; married Hannah Daly Abt. 1754 in Essex Co, Virginia; born WFT Est. 1717-1743 in prob. Richmond Co, Virginia; died WFT Est. 1777-1833 in prob. Granville Co, North Carolina. Notes for William Amis, Sr: In 1768, William purchased land in Granville Co, North Carolina. Witnesses were Samuel and Mary Smith, and Richard Bush. Samuel Smith was also a grandson of Louis Amis. Other land records link the names of these cousins: in 1779 William had a Grant for 640 acres on Beaver Dam Creek adjoining Smith and others; in 1784 William bought, from Samuel Smith, 225 acres of Glebe land on which Rev. Henry Petillo liveDThis sale was authorized by authority of the United Presbyterian Congregation of Grassy Creek and Nutbush. William Amis was a commissary (essentially an officer in the quartermaster corps, but sometimes actually civilian) for the 3rd North Carolina from May 6, 1776 until December 1, 1776. He is listed in the DAR Index of Patriots. [Thanks to Aubrey Doggett for this information.] [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] iii. Thomas Amis, Jr, born Abt. 1732; died WFT Est. 1733-1822. 1050. Edward Dillard, born 1708; died 02 Aug 1757 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. He was the son of 2100. Nicholas Dillard and 2101. Mary Lewis. He married 1051. Martha Alding Abt. 1733. 1051. Martha Alding, born 16 Mar 1710/11; died Bef. 1790. Children of Edward Dillard and Martha Alding are: i. Francis Dillard, born 25 Jun 1734; died 10 Jul 1734. ii. John William Dillard, born 30 Mar 1739 in Middlesex Cty, Virginia; died 1794 in Laurens Co, South Carolina; married Hannah McIntyre 17 Jun 1761; born Abt. 1740 in Lancaster Co, Virginia. iii. Martha Dillard, born 08 Jan 1739/40. iv. Elizabeth Dillard, born 20 Oct 1743. v. Lucy Dillard, born 20 Oct 1746. vi. Ann Dillard, born Abt. 1749 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; married Thomas Brooks Abt. 1769; born Abt. 1745 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. vii. George Dillard, born 25 Aug 1752 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; died 23 Jul 1804 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. 525 viii. Mary Dillard, born 28 Sep 1726 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; died Aft. 1764 in North Carolina; married John Amis 1743 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. 1120. Richard Shipley, Sr, born 16 Oct 1677 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 24 Oct 1725 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. He was the son of 2240. Adam Shipley and 2241. Lois Howard. He married 1121. Susannah Stevens Abt. 1703 in MD. 1121. Susannah Stevens, born Bet. 1688 - 1689 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. She was the daughter of 2242. Charles Stevens, Jr and 2243. Elizabeth Unknown. Notes for Richard Shipley, Sr: Richard Shipley, the first child of Adam Shipley and Lois Howard married about 1703, Susannah Stevens, a relative of the wife of his brother Robert, whose name is verified from the will of John Stevens, her grandfather. Richard was the eldest son and by right of primogeniture the heir of his father. In his gifts of property to his younger brothers and sisters he gives as his motive, "natural love and affection." He claimed no virtue for his justice and made a fair distribution of the estate. His will breathes piety and faith in God and makes ample provision that the family might be kept together. He died a comparatively young man, having made his last will and Testament October 5, 1724, which was probated October 24, 1725, between which dates his death certainly occurreDAt the time of his passing, none of his children were of age. His descendants are probably the most numerous of all the Shipleys who trace their ancestry back to Adam. The Registers of Saint Anne"s Church, Annapolis, and of Saint John's Parish, Baltimore County, Maryland, carry identical records of the baptism of "John, son of Richard and Susannah Shipley, born March 25, 1716, baptized, July 29, 1717." The absence of John's name in the will would suggest that this son died in infancy or at some time earlier that the execution of the will, which was eight years after John's baptism. The will of Richard Shipley copied from the records in Annapolis by Larkin Amos Shipley, and the very interesting inventory of his property copied by Mrs. Lillie E Wells. More About Richard Shipley, Sr: Occupation: Carpenter Children of Richard Shipley and Susannah Stevens are: i. Adam Shipley, born Bet. 1705 - 1709; married Ruth Tevis. 560 ii. Richard Shipley, Jr, born Bet. 1709 - 1710 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 20 Feb 1781 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; married Keturah H Barnes 22 Oct 1728 in Anne Arundel Circuit, St Anne's PArich, Methodist Episcopal Church, Annapolis, Maryland. iii. John Shipley, born 25 Mar 1716; died Bef. 24 Oct 1725. Notes for John Shipley: The Registers of Saint Anne's Church, Annapolis, and of Saint John's Parish, Baltimore County, Maryland, carry identical records of the baptism of "John, son of Richard and Susannah Shipley, born March 25, 1716, baptized, July 29, 1717." The absence of John's name in the will would suggest that this son died in infancy or at some time earlier that the execution of the will, which was eight years after John's baptism. More About John Shipley: Baptism: 29 Jul 1717 1122. James Barnes He married 1123. Keturah Shipley. 1123. Keturah Shipley, born Bet. 1680 - 1682. She was the daughter of 2240. Adam Shipley and 2241. Lois Howard. Child of James Barnes and Keturah Shipley is: 561 i. Keturah H Barnes, born Bet. 1710 - 1715 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; married (1) Richard Shipley, Jr 22 Oct 1728 in Anne Arundel Circuit, St Anne's PArich, Methodist Episcopal Church, Annapolis, Maryland; married (2) Richard Porter Aft. 1736. 1152. John Peace, born 1659 in VA; died 1714 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia. He married 1153. Unknown Harmon Bef. 1700 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia. 1153. Unknown Harmon She was the daughter of 2306. William Harmon. Notes for John Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Contributers - Descendants of John Peace Mary Gregg e-mail: MGregg1@austin.rr.com Robert Leath, of Auburn, Alabama, e-mail: jrleath@mindspring.com Dr. Joseph S Rowland, Jr., of Tuscaloosa, Alabama Author of "Southern Peace Families" Ruth Sexton, of Weaver, Alabama Jim Sexton of Cayce, South Carolina e-mail: jimspsi@usit.net web site: http://www.psi-sc.com/genealogy/peace/peacebranch.html Betsy J Shaw, of Raleigh, North Carolina Penny Peace, e-mail: pennypeace@prodigy.net Macon K Peace, of Peachtree City, Georgia e-mail: maconpeace@aol.com The first and only processioning in the Vestry Book of St. Peter's Parish (from which St. Paul's was organized in 1704) was in 1689. John Mask, Robert Harmon and John Peace were among those nameD He next appears in the 1708-09 processioning records for St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co, and continues to appear until 1715, when his widow is shown, with her son Joseph having taken part in the processioning. 1708-09 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book Precinct 20: The lands of Samuel Waddy, John Pease, George Marr, and John Guntin lying adjacent to each other being made one precinct. Overseers, Samuel Waddy and John Guntin. Precinct 1 included Robert Harmon, John Mask and John Mask, Jr. 1711 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of John Mask, Robt Harman, Thos Frances, Jno Stroud, Charles Willsford, Capt. Natl West, Colo Russell, Jno Gunton, John Peece, Saml Waddy, John Anderson and the Church Land being made one precinct. 1715 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of Jno Mask, Cha Willsford, Thomas Francis, John Strowd, Capt West, Colo Basset, John Gunton, Saml Waddey, John Anderson, Widdow Peace, the Glebe (i.E the Church land) and Josias Simmonds being one precinct. In obedience to the within order we met to Procession: John Stroud, Thos Francis John Gunton Henry Crisp, Jonas Reynolds, Gabriel Heath, Thomas Maske and Joseph Peace, and we procession'd the within Lands. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Contributers - Descendants of John Peace Mary Gregg e-mail: MGregg1@austin.rr.com Robert Leath, of Auburn, Alabama, e-mail: jrleath@mindspring.com Dr. Joseph S Rowland, Jr., of Tuscaloosa, Alabama Author of "Southern Peace Families" Ruth Sexton, of Weaver, Alabama Jim Sexton of Cayce, South Carolina e-mail: jimspsi@usit.net web site: http://www.psi-sc.com/genealogy/peace/peacebranch.html Betsy J Shaw, of Raleigh, North Carolina Penny Peace, e-mail: pennypeace@prodigy.net Macon K Peace, of Peachtree City, Georgia e-mail: maconpeace@aol.com The first and only processioning in the Vestry Book of St. Peter's Parish (from which St. Paul's was organized in 1704) was in 1689. John Mask, Robert Harmon and John Peace were among those nameD He next apppears in the 1708-09 processioning records for St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co, and continues to appear until 1715, when his widow is shown, with her son Joseph having taken part in the processioning. 1708-09 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book Precinct 20: The lands of Samuel Waddy, John Pease, George Marr, and John Guntin lying adjacent to each other being made one precinct. Overseers, Samuel Waddy and John Guntin. Precinct 1 included Robert Harmon, John Mask and John Mask, Jr. 1711 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of John Mask, Robt Harman, Thos Frances, Jno Stroud, Charles Willsford, Capt. Natl West, Colo Russell, Jno Gunton, John Peece, Saml Waddy, John Anderson and the Church Land being made one precinct. 1715 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of Jno Mask, Cha Willsford, Thomas Francis, John Strowd, Capt West, Colo Basset, John Gunton, Saml Waddey, John Anderson, Widdow Peace, the Glebe (i.E the Church land) and Josias Simmonds being one precinct. In obedience to the within order we met to Procession: John Stroud, Thos Francis John Gunton Henry Crisp, Jonas Reynolds, Gabriel Heath, Thomas Maske and Joseph Peace, and we procession'd the within Lands. More About John Peace: Tax List: 1704, Parish of St. Peters and St. Paul, New Kent Co., Virginia Children of John Peace and Unknown Harmon are: i. John Peace, born in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co, Virginia; died 1739. Notes for John Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 The 1759 processioning for Precinct 24 identifies John Mask, John Peace's Heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The 1767 processioning for Precinct 25 identifies John Mask, John Peace's heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The 1771 processioning for Precinct 5 identifies Joseph Peace, William Mask dec'd, William Peace and John Peace's orphans.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 The 1759 processioning for Precinct 24 identifies John Mask, John Peace's Heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The 1767 processioning for Precinct 25 identifies John Mask, John Peace's heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The 1771 processioning for Precinct 5 identifies Joseph Peace, William Mask dec'd, William Peace and John Peace's orphans. 576 ii. Joseph Peace, born 1700 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia; died 1772 in Granville Co., North Carolina; married Mary Mask. iii. Susannah Peace, born 1702 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia. More About Susannah Peace: Baptism: 21 Jan 1701/02, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia iv. Samuel Peace, born 1705; died Aft. 1767. Notes for Samuel Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 Samuel Peace is listed in the following processioning records: 1732, Precinct 15; 1759, Precinct 24 and 1767, Precinct 25. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 Samuel Peace is listed in the following processioning records: 1732, Precinct 15; 1759, Precinct 24 and 1767, Precinct 25. v. William Harmon Peace, born Bef. 1711 in Hanover Co, Virginia; died Bef. 1796 in Hanover Co, Virginia. Notes for William Harmon Peace: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Records of Hanover Co., Virginia, Vol. 21, No. 1. (Jul., 1912), pG52 William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, May 2, 1734 Joseph Peace of St. Paul's Parish to brother William Harmon Peace of St. James Parish & Co, 50 acres called "Harmon’s Old Plantation" joining Col. Bassett'S Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 The 1759 processioning for Precinct 24 identifies John Mask, John Peace's heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The 1767 processioning for Precinct 25 identifies John Mask, John Peace's heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The 1771 processioning for Precinct 5 identifies Joseph Peace, William Mask dec'd, William Peace and John Peace's orphans.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Records of Hanover Co., Virginia, Vol. 21, No. 1. (Jul., 1912), pG52 William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, May 2, 1734 Joseph Peace of St. Paul's Parish to brother William Harmon Peace of St. James Parish & Co, 50 acres called "Harmon’s Old Plantation" joining Col. Bassett'S Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 The 1759 processioning for Precinct 24 identifies John Mask, John Peace's heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The 1767 processioning for Precinct 25 identifies John Mask, John Peace's heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The 1771 processioning for Precinct 5 identifies Joseph Peace, William Mask dec'd, William Peace and John Peace's orphans. More About William Harmon Peace: Land Record: 02 May 1734, Hanover Co., Virginia 1154. John Mask, died Bet. 05 Oct 1731 - 11 Apr 1732 in St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia. He was the son of 2308. Thomas Mask. He married 1155. Martha Christian. 1155. Martha Christian, born 1674 in Charles City Co., Virginia. She was the daughter of 2310. Thomas Christian. Notes for John Mask: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] 1689 Processioning Records, St. Peter’s Parish Vestry Book The lands of John Mask, John Peace and Robert Harman are among those named. VA Land Grants and Patents, Patent 9, pG503 Oct 28, 1702, a patent for 531 acres was issued to John Maske and Gabriel Hill, for transporting persons to VA. The land was described as being in the Pamunkey Neck in King William Co, late part of King and Queen Co, Virginia. VA Historical Magazine, Vol 24, pG390 1705 Deed, King Williams Co., Virginia, pG121, John Mask to John Monroe 1708-9 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book, pG162 Precinct 1: The lands of James Blackwell Sr, John Mask, James Blackwell Jr, Reese Hughes, John Ussery, Josias Simmons, Robert Harmon, Richard Ussery, Thomas Francis, John Glin (Glenn), Charles Wilford, George Merideth, and Samuel Merideth lying and adjacent to each other being made one precinct which the said James Blackwell Sr. and John Mask were required by an Order of Vestry to see processioned and make return according to law. These may certificate that we the subscribers have according to an Order of vestry dated ye 24th of September, Anno Domini 1708 for processioning of lands, have in obedience to that order; fulfilled it, and have peaceably and quietly processioned each man's land in our precinct the last day of November...and for Robt Harmon by his order John Mask Junr, John Blackwell, these we testifie to have seen done as witnesss our hands. Subscribed, James Blackwell and John Mask. 1711 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of John Mask, Robt Harman and John Peece are among those being made one precinct. There is a note in the next Precinct which describes the process: "Beginning at a corner Tree Standing upon the river Bank dividing betwixt John Mask and James Blackwell Junr, John Mask being in our Company so far as his land joined our precinct, and also the said Mask at the request of Charles Willsford, was with us as far as the said Willfords Land joined upon our precinct..." 1715 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of Jno Mask and Widdow Peace are among those being one precinct. In obedience to the within order we met to Procession: John Stroud, Thos Francis John Gunton Henry Crisp, Jonas Reynolds, Gabriel Heath, Thomas Maske & Joseph Peace, and we procession'd the within Lands. The report was made by John Mask. In the next precinct the processioning began at the tree on the river bank dividing between John Mask and James Blackwell, Jr. 1724 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book, pG97 At a Vestry held for the Lower Church ye 12th of June 1724. Present: Mr John Mask is among those named. 1731 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book Oct 5, 1731, John Mask was among those who attended the St. Paul's Vestry meeting. 1732 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book Precinct 15: (previously Precinct 5) Joseph Peace, John Maske, John Ussery and Samuel Peace are among those nameD On Apr 11, 1732 two vestry men were elected to replace Col. John Syme and Mr. John Mask, deceased. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] 1689 Processioning Records, St. Peter’s Parish Vestry Book The lands of John Mask, John Peace and Robert Harman are among those named. VA Land Grants and Patents, Patent 9, pG503 Oct 28, 1702, a patent for 531 acres was issued to John Maske and Gabriel Hill, for transporting persons to VA. The land was described as being in the Pamunkey Neck in King William Co, late part of King and Queen Co, Virginia. VA Historical Magazine, Vol 24, pG390 1705 Deed, King Williams Co., Virginia, pG121, John Mask to John Monroe 1708-9 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book, pG162 Precinct 1: The lands of James Blackwell Sr, John Mask, James Blackwell Jr, Reese Hughes, John Ussery, Josias Simmons, Robert Harmon, Richard Ussery, Thomas Francis, John Glin (Glenn), Charles Wilford, George Merideth, and Samuel Merideth lying and adjacent to each other being made one precinct which the said James Blackwell Sr. and John Mask were required by an Order of Vestry to see processioned and make return according to law. These may certificate that we the subscribers have according to an Order of vestry dated ye 24th of September, Anno Domini 1708 for processioning of lands, have in obedience to that order; fulfilled it, and have peaceably and quietly processioned each man's land in our precinct the last day of November...and for Robt Harmon by his order John Mask Junr, John Blackwell, these we testifie to have seen done as witnesss our hands. Subscribed, James Blackwell and John Mask. 1711 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of John Mask, Robt Harman and John Peece are among those being made one precinct. There is a note in the next Precinct which describes the process: "Beginning at a corner Tree Standing upon the river Bank dividing betwixt John Mask and James Blackwell Junr, John Mask being in our Company so far as his land joined our precinct, and also the said Mask at the request of Charles Willsford, was with us as far as the said Willfords Land joined upon our precinct..." 1715 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book The lands of Jno Mask and Widdow Peace are among those being one precinct. In obedience to the within order we met to Procession: John Stroud, Thos Francis John Gunton Henry Crisp, Jonas Reynolds, Gabriel Heath, Thomas Maske & Joseph Peace, and we procession'd the within Lands. The report was made by John Mask. In the next precinct the processioning began at the tree on the river bank dividing between John Mask and James Blackwell, Jr. 1724 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book, pG97 At a Vestry held for the Lower Church ye 12th of June 1724. Present: Mr John Mask is among those named. 1731 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book Oct 5, 1731, John Mask was among those who attended the St. Paul's Vestry meeting. 1732 Processioning Records, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book Precinct 15: (previously Precinct 5) Joseph Peace, John Maske, John Ussery and Samuel Peace are among those nameD On Apr 11, 1732 two vestry men were elected to replace Col. John Syme and Mr. John Mask, deceased. More About John Mask: Tax List: 1704, Parish of St. Peters and St. Paul, New Kent Co., Virginia Notes for Martha Christian: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Children of John Mask and Martha Christian are: i. John Mask, born in Rockingham Co., Virginia; died 1781 in Richmond Co., North Carolina. Notes for John Mask: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book F:199-200, Apr 11, 1763 Joseph Peace, Sr. sold his original 200 acres on Ezekiel Fuller's line and John Smith's line, on Tabbs Creek to John Mask for 170 lbs. Witnesses: Robert Blackwell, Joseph Peace, Jr. and John Mask, Jr. This land was sold to John Dickerson, Nov 12, 1770, by John Mask, Sr., and wife Katherine, and John Mask, Jr., and wife Drusilla, "all of Anson Co., North Carolina." (Kinfolks of Granville Co., North Carolina 1765-1826, by Zoe Hargett Gwynn, P 24). In 1772, John Mask, Sr. received three Grants totalling 650 acres on the north side of the Pee Dee River near Hamer's Creek, joining John Mask, Jr., among others. Richmond Co, North Carolina Will Book 1, pgs. 6-7 and North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1760-1800 pG257 Will of John Mask signed Sep 26, 1780, proven Sep 1781 To oldest son unnamed, five shillings; To second son John 250 acres; to third son Dudley, plantation on 900 acres; To my granddaughter Mary Mask, daughter of Lucy, one negro man named Ben and to my Grandson , John Mask, son of my daughter Lucy 200 acres of land; If Pleasant Moses Mask should die without heirs, Dudley Mask should heir his estate. Also, if Dudley Mask should die without heirs, his estate is to be equally divided between John & Pleasant Moses Mask. Executors: sons, John and Dudley Mask. Witnesses: Thomas Bullock, Martha Mask, William McGuire. Richmond Co September Session 1781 - The will of John Mask decd., was proven in open court and proved agreeable to law. Test: Wm Love, Clk. Purchasers at the sale of John Mask's Estate on Dec 7, 1781, were John Mask, Dudley Mask, Majr, William Mask, and John Hillard. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Granville Co., North Carolina Deed Book F:199-200, Apr 11, 1763 Joseph Peace, Sr. sold his original 200 acres on Ezekiel Fuller's line and John Smith's line, on Tabbs Creek to John Mask for 170 lbs. Witnesses: Robert Blackwell, Joseph Peace, Jr. and John Mask, Jr. This land was sold to John Dickerson, Nov 12, 1770, by John Mask, Sr., and wife Katherine, and John Mask, Jr., and wife Drusilla, "all of Anson Co., North Carolina." (Kinfolks of Granville Co., North Carolina 1765-1826, by Zoe Hargett Gwynn, P 24). In 1772, John Mask, Sr. received three Grants totalling 650 acres on the north side of the Pee Dee River near Hamer's Creek, joining John Mask, Jr., among others. Richmond Co, North Carolina Will Book 1, pgs. 6-7 and North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1760-1800 pG257 Will of John Mask signed Sep 26, 1780, proven Sep 1781 To oldest son unnamed, five shillings; To second son John 250 acres; to third son Dudley, plantation on 900 acres; To my granddaughter Mary Mask, daughter of Lucy, one negro man named Ben and to my Grandson , John Mask, son of my daughter Lucy 200 acres of land; If Pleasant Moses Mask should die without heirs, Dudley Mask should heir his estate. Also, if Dudley Mask should die without heirs, his estate is to be equally divided between John & Pleasant Moses Mask. Executors: sons, John and Dudley Mask. Witnesses: Thomas Bullock, Martha Mask, William McGuire. Richmond Co September Session 1781 - The will of John Mask decd., was proven in open court and proved agreeable to law. Test: Wm Love, Clk. Purchasers at the sale of John Mask's Estate on Dec 7, 1781, were John Mask, Dudley Mask, Majr, William Mask, and John Hillard. More About John Mask: Alternate Born: Hanover Co., Virginia ii. Elizabeth Mask, born in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia. iii. Thomas Mask, born in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia. Notes for Thomas Mask: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Jun 20, 1743 and May 8, 1744, Thomas Mask purchased land from Joseph Peace in Goochland Co., Virginia.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Jun 20, 1743 and May 8, 1744, Thomas Mask purchased land from Joseph Peace in Goochland Co., Virginia. iv. Judith Mask, born 14 Apr 1698 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia; died 16 May 1758 in Rocky Springs, Goochland Co., Virginia. More About Judith Mask: Baptism: 19 Jul 1698, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia 577 v. Mary Mask, born 31 Mar 1700 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia; married Joseph Peace. vi. William Mask, born 06 May 1701 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia; died Bet. 1767 - 1771 in St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia. Notes for William Mask: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 The 1759 processioning identifies John Mask, John Peace's Heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, and William Mask the land that was John Humber'S The 1767 processioning identifies John Mask, John Peaces heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The Nov 1771 processioning identifies the lands of William Mask decd. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 The 1759 processioning identifies John Mask, John Peace's Heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, and William Mask the land that was John Humber'S The 1767 processioning identifies John Mask, John Peaces heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. The Nov 1771 processioning identifies the lands of William Mask decd. vii. Timothy Mask, born 20 Jun 1702 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia; died Bef. 1759 in St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia. Notes for Timothy Mask: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol 21, No. 1. pG47-63 Feb. 2, 1733, Hanover Co., Virginia Court Order to settle the estate of John Hill, dec'd., orphans to be paid: Timothy Mask, £1-14-5d-3 ... Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 The 1759 processioning identifies John Mask, John Peace's Heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, and William Mask. The 1767 processioning identifies John Mask, John Peaces heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol 21, No. 1. pG47-63 Feb. 2, 1733, Hanover Co., Virginia Court Order to settle the estate of John Hill, dec'd., orphans to be paid: Timothy Mask, £1-14-5d-3 ... Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia 1706-1786 The 1759 processioning identifies John Mask, John Peace's Heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, and William Mask. The 1767 processioning identifies John Mask, John Peaces heirs, Timothy Mask's heirs, William Mask and Samuel Peace. 1312. William Hanks I, born Abt. 1650; died Bef. 1704 in Richmond Co, Virginia. He was the son of 2624. Thomas Hanks and 2625. Elizabeth Unknown. He married 1313. Sarah Unknown. 1313. Sarah Unknown Child of William Hanks and Sarah Unknown is: 656 i. William Hanks II, born 14 Feb 1678/79 in Richmond Co, Virginia; died 01 May 1733; married Hester C Mills. 1314. John Mills He married 1315. Hester White. 1315. Hester White She was the daughter of 2630. Richard White and 2631. Unknown Unknown. Child of John Mills and Hester White is: 657 i. Hester C Mills, married William Hanks II. 1456. John Baptist Lovelace, born Abt. 1700 in Baltimore, Maryland; died 16 Aug 1765 in Frederick, Maryland. He was the son of 2912. Edward Lovelace and 2913. Unknown Unknown. He married 1457. Eleanor Unknown. 1457. Eleanor Unknown, born Abt. 1702 in Frederick, Maryland. Children of John Lovelace and Eleanor Unknown are: 728 i. William Lovelace, Sr, born 02 Jul 1720 in Port Tobacco Co, Maryland; married Unknown Unknown. ii. Elias Lovelace, born Abt. 1722 in McCracken, Kentucky. iii. Vachel Lovelace, born 1724 in Port Tobacco, Charles Co, Maryland. iv. Luke Lovelace, born Abt. 1724 in Port Tobacco, Charles Co, Maryland. v. Charles Lovelace, born Abt. 1727 in Frederick, Maryland; died 08 Oct 1796 in Iredell, North Carolina; married Catherine Beall; born 1731 in MD; died Oct 1796 in Iredell, North Carolina. 1464. Richard Kirkland, born Abt. 1670 in Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. He married 1465. Mary Snowden. 1465. Mary Snowden, born Abt. 1675 in England. Child of Richard Kirkland and Mary Snowden is: 732 i. Captain Richard Snowden Kirkland, Sr, born Abt. 1700 in Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 1772 in Edgefield Dist, South Carolina; married Mary Brown Abt. 1721. 1466. Bartilot Brown, born Abt. 1680. He married 1467. Katherine Holcomb. 1467. Katherine Holcomb, born Abt. 1683. Child of Bartilot Brown and Katherine Holcomb is: 733 i. Mary Brown, born Abt. 1705; died Bef. 1772 in SC; married Captain Richard Snowden Kirkland, Sr Abt. 1721. 1792. Joseph Bassett, born 1629 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died 1713 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 3584. William Bassett and 3585. Elizabeth Tilden. He married 1793. Mary Lapham 1658. 1793. Mary Lapham, born Abt. 1641 in Scituate, Massachusetts; died 1676 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 3586. Thomas Lapham and 3587. Mary Tilden. Notes for Joseph Bassett: Joseph's Mother-In-Law, Mary Latham, later married his father, William Bassett. Joseph was constable of Bridgewater in 1669, selectman in 1670 and surveyor of highways in 1670, 1671, 1674, 1679 and 1680. He was a blacksmith like his father and brothers. After his death, his widow, Martha, moved to Norton where his sons located.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Joseph's Mother-In-Law, Mary Latham, later married his father, William Bassett. Joseph was constable of Bridgewater in 1669, selectman in 1670 and surveyor of highways in 1670, 1671, 1674, 1679 and 1680. He was a blacksmith like his father and brothers. After his death, his widow, Martha, moved to Norton where his sons located. Children of Joseph Bassett and Mary Lapham are: i. Mary Bassett, born 1659 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 21 May 1734 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married Richard Jennings 19 Dec 1675 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; born Abt. 1670 in MA; died 23 Sep 1751 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. More About Mary Bassett: Ancestral File Number: X17B-PQ Record Change: 24 Nov 2001 Notes for Richard Jennings: This Richard Jennings was in the Swamp Fight of King Phillip's War, Sunday, December 19, 1675; married Mary Bassett of Sandwich, and was living here in Bridgewater, on her land before 1686, had four daughters, all well married; and four sons. In 1735, sixty years after the fight, this Richard and one Daniel Hudson, two of the 14 men from Bridgewater in that engagement, were alive, living here in Bridgewater and then obtained their land bounty for serving in that war. In 1729, he gave his son, Samuel, a deed of the homestead, reserving a life estate on account of his lameness, and died in 1751, and was buried in the old graveyard near the Unitarian Meeting House. His son, Samuel, never married; became insane, 1776; and from that time to his death, 1785, was under the guardianship of Edward Mitchell, Jr. this family has become extinct - or at least no descendants of the male line are known to be living. [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] More About Richard Jennings: Ancestral File Number: GG28-6R Record Change: 24 Nov 2001 ii. Joseph Bassett, born Abt. 1664 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died Jan 1735/36; married Bethiah Eaton 05 Nov 1691 in Taunton, Massachusetts. 896 iii. William Bassett, born Abt. 1667 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died Abt. 1734 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married (1) Sarah Swetland 14 Jun 1693; married (2) Mary Bump 23 Jun 1703 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married (3) Mary Mahurin 19 Feb 1718/19. iv. Lydia Bassett, born 1671 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 06 Apr 1755 in Malden, Massachusetts; married Daniel Whittemore 1689; born 27 Apr 1663 in Malden, Massachusetts; died Sep 1756. v. Ruth Bassett, born 1671 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 1760 in Charleston, Massachusetts; married John Whittemore 22 Dec 1693 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; born Feb 1664/65 in Malden, Massachusetts; died 04 Mar 1729/30 in Malden, Massachusetts. vi. Elizabeth Bassett, born Abt. 1674 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 11 Nov 1724 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married William Fenton. vii. Elnathan Bassett, born Abt. 1672 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 20 Apr 1750 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married Mary Hill 19 Jun 1702 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; born 1681 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. 1794. William Sweetland He married 1795. Agnes Unknown. 1795. Agnes Unknown Child of William Sweetland and Agnes Unknown is: 897 i. Sarah Swetland, born Abt. 1674 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 13 Apr 1703 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married William Bassett 14 Jun 1693. 1856. Samuel Blodgett, born Bef. 12 Jul 1633 in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England; died 21 May 1720 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He was the son of 3712. Thomas Blodgett and 3713. Susannah Sergan. He married 1857. Ruth Eggleton 31 Dec 1655 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 1857. Ruth Eggleton, born Abt. 1635 in England; died 14 Oct 1703 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 3714. Unknown Eggleton and 3715. Jane Unknown. More About Samuel Blodgett: Emigration: 1635, With his family aboard "The Increase" Children of Samuel Blodgett and Ruth Eggleton are: i. Ruth Blodgett, born 28 Dec 1656 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 01 Dec 1695 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Thomas Kendall 1673 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; born 10 Jan 1648/49 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 25 May 1730 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. ii. Samuel Blodgett, born 10 Dec 1658 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 05 Nov 1743 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Huldah Simonds 30 Apr 1683 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 13 Mar 1745/46 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 928 iii. Thomas Blodgett, born 26 Feb 1660/61 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 29 Sep 1740 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Rebecca Tidd 11 Nov 1685 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. iv. Susanna Blodgett, born 26 Feb 1663/64 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 09 Feb 1714/15 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married James Simonds 29 Dec 1685 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. v. Sarah Blodgett, born 17 Feb 1667/68 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married John Hayward 07 Jan 1686/87 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. vi. Martha Blodgett, born 16 Sep 1673 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died Aft. Feb 1709/10; married (1) Joseph Winn 07 Apr 1696 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married (2) Joseph Winn 07 Apr 1696 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. vii. Mary Blodgett, born 16 Sep 1673; married Joseph Richardson 24 Oct 1693 in Charlestown, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 1858. John Tidd He married 1859. Rebecca Wood. 1859. Rebecca Wood Child of John Tidd and Rebecca Wood is: 929 i. Rebecca Tidd, born Abt. 1665 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 08 Mar 1749/50 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Thomas Blodgett 11 Nov 1685 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 1872. James Puffer, born 1624 in England; died 25 Jul 1692 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts. He married 1873. Mary Ludden. 1873. Mary Ludden, born 17 Dec 1636 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 22 Jul 1700 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 3746. James Ludden and 3747. Unknown Unknown. Notes for Mary Ludden: Mary Ludden's surname may be "Swalden" [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Mary Ludden's surname may be "Swalden" Children of James Puffer and Mary Ludden are: 936 i. Richard Puffer, born 14 Mar 1656/57 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 03 Aug 1723 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Ruth Everett. ii. Martha Puffer, born 28 Dec 1658 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 29 Mar 1701 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts. iii. Mary Puffer, born 11 Feb 1659/60 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married Philip Blackeler 26 Nov 1700 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts. iv. James Puffer, born 05 May 1663 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 11 Nov 1729 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Mary Ellis 25 Dec 1690 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 29 Dec 1751 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts. v. Ruth Puffer, born 25 Jan 1666/67 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 29 Jan 1666/67 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts. vi. Rachael Puffer, born 25 Jan 1666/67 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died Bef. 1715; married Eleazer Isgate 07 Jan 1694/95 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts. vii. Jabez Puffer, born 04 Feb 1671/72 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 05 Nov 1746 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Mary Glazier 03 Dec 1702 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 02 Jan 1748/49 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 1876. Edward Hawes, born Abt. 1615 in England; died 28 Jun 1687 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. He married 1877. Eliony Lombard 15 Apr 1648. 1877. Eliony Lombard, born Abt. 1625 in England; died Aft. 04 Jun 1687 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. Children of Edward Hawes and Eliony Lombard are: i. Lydia Hawes, born 26 Jan 1648/49 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 16 Nov 1717 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Eleazer Gay. ii. Mary Hawes, born 04 Nov 1650 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. iii. Daniel Hawes, born 10 Feb 1652/53 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 16 Mar 1735/36 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Abiel Gay 23 Jan 1677/78 in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts. iv. Hannah Hawes, born 01 Feb 1654/55 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. 1727; married John Mason 05 Jan 1676/77 in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts. v. John Hawes, born 17 Dec 1656 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died Bef. 11 Jan 1741/42; married Sarah Deering 27 May 1683 in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts. 938 vi. Nathaniel Hawes, born 14 Aug 1660 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 16 Oct 1714 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Sarah Newell 29 Mar 1688 in Middlesex Co, Massachusetts. vii. Abigail Hawes, born 02 Oct 1662 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 16 Oct 1732 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married John Fales. viii. Joseph Hawes, born 09 Aug 1664 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 08 Mar 1756 in Needham, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married Deborah Dewing Abt. 1692 in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts; born 01 Oct 1668 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died 25 Jul 1752 in Needham, Suffolk, Massachusetts. ix. Deborah Hawes, born 01 Sep 1666 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; died Abt. 1737 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts; married Ephraim Pond 06 Jan 1685/86 in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts. 1878. Isaac Newell, born 1632. He was the son of 3756. Abraham Newell. He married 1879. Elizabeth Curtis. 1879. Elizabeth Curtis Child of Isaac Newell and Elizabeth Curtis is: 939 i. Sarah Newell, born 22 Mar 1664/65 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. 17 Dec 1728; married (1) Nathaniel Hawes 29 Mar 1688 in Middlesex Co, Massachusetts; married (2) Samuel Rocket 06 May 1718 in Dedham, Suffolk, Massachusetts. 1880. James Albee, born Abt. 1646 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. 26 Nov 1717 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. He was the son of 3760. Benjamin Albee and 3761. Hannah Unknown. He married 1881. Hannah Cook 18 Oct 1671 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts. 1881. Hannah Cook, born Abt. 1650 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. 26 Nov 1717 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 3762. Walter Cook and 3763. Experience Unknown. Child of James Albee and Hannah Cook is: 940 i. Benjamin Albee, born Abt. 1672 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 1755 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; married Abial Unknown 1693 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts. Generation No. 12 2096. Louis Amis, born 1670 in Middlesex, Virginia; died 1750 in Manakin, Goochland Co, Virginia. He was the son of 4192. Thomas Amis and 4193. Lucy Hayes. He married 2097. Unknown Knight. 2097. Unknown Knight Notes for Louis Amis: There was a setlement of Huguenots on the James River, in Virginia, called Manakin Town. It was settled some time in the early part of the eighteenth century, and among them was the family of Amis. It is supposed that this family left France at the time there was such a great exodus of the best citizens of that country, just after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantz, but some years previous to this time there was a family of Amis in South Carolina. Louis Amis, according to our first records, lived in Virginia during the Colonial times. He had three sons. One or two of them moved to North Carolina; one Thomas Amis remained in Virginia, and Amisville, Rappahannock County, was founded by him and calledby his name. His son, Thomas Amis, was born at this place. he left two daughters, namely: Mrs. John Green (Annie Amis), of 1612 Third Street, Louisville, Ky., and Mrs. Leonard GQuinlin (Mary Amis), 18 East Twenty-fourth Street, New York, N.Y Mrs. William Layman, of St. Helena, Cal., says her father, Thomas Amis of North Carolina, told her that the family were Huguenots who left France, going first to the French West Indies, then to Virginia, and that the name was Ami'e, not Amis, as it was afterward spelled in America. Another member of this family says that the family tradition has always been that upon leaving France, just after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantz, the family sailed for Barbados, and remained there only a short time; then went to the Colony of Virginia, and settled in Rappahannock County, establishing themselves in a home, and called the settlement Amisville. More About Louis Amis: Residence: 1699, Manakintown, Virginia Children of Louis Amis and Unknown Knight are: 1048 i. Thomas Amis, Sr., born 1700 in Middlesex, Virginia; died WFT Est. 1736-1791 in Surry Co, Virginia; married Rachel Daniel 14 Nov 1722 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. ii. Ann Amis, born Abt. 1705; died WFT Est. 1721-1799. iii. Joseph Amis, born Abt. 1710; died WFT Est. 1720-1801. 2098. James Daniel, born WFT Est. 1652-1684; died WFT Est. 1709-1771. He was the son of 4196. Captain William Daniel and 4197. Jockebed Unknown. He married 2099. Margaret Vivion 27 Jan 1703/04. 2099. Margaret Vivion, born WFT Est. 1673-1692; died WFT Est. 1709-1780. She was the daughter of 4198. John Vivion and 4199. Margaret Smith. More About Margaret Vivion: BAPL: Cleared, PV CHR: 02 Apr 1684, Middlesex Co, Virginia ENDL: Cleared, PV SLGC: Cleared, PV Child of James Daniel and Margaret Vivion is: 1049 i. Rachel Daniel, born WFT Est. 1667-1694; died 1734; married Thomas Amis, Sr. 14 Nov 1722 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. 2100. Nicholas Dillard, born 1675 in New Kent Cty, Virginia; died Abt. 1742 in Caroline Cty, Virginia. He was the son of 4200. George Dillard and 4201. Unknown Breckinridge. He married 2101. Mary Lewis. 2101. Mary Lewis Children of Nicholas Dillard and Mary Lewis are: i. Lewis Dillard, born 1701; died 1744; married Ann Unknown; born Abt. 1702 in VA; died 1755. ii. George Dillard, born 1703; died 1765; married Isabella Walden. iii. Thomas Dillard, Sr, born 1706 in King and Queen Co, Virginia; died 23 Oct 1774 in Straight Stone Creek, Pittsylvania Co, Virginia; married (1) Elizabeth Holloway 1728; born 1710 in Essex, Virginia; died 1754; married (2) Sarah Mason 1756; born Abt. 1720; died 1779. iv. John Dillard, born 1711 in VA; died 1772. 1050 v. Edward Dillard, born 1708; died 02 Aug 1757 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; married Martha Alding Abt. 1733. 2240. Adam Shipley, born Bet. 1650 - 1652 in York, Yorkshire, England; died Aug 1698 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. He was the son of 4480. Hugh Shipley and 4481. Unknown Unknown. He married 2241. Lois Howard 1675 in Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. 2241. Lois Howard, born 1655 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died Bet. 1698 - 1725 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. She was the daughter of 4482. Cornelius Howard and 4483. Elizabeth Todd. Notes for Adam Shipley: Adam Shipley, a thirteen year old native of the city of York, was "transported" to Maryland Colony as an indentured servant in Feb. 1668 by John Pawson, along with Christopher Shawn, John Browne, John Fish, Thomas Mason, William Barton, Richard Flint, Richard Patterson, Thomas Wood, and John Dixon. Upon arrival in America, he served his seven years of indenture in Anne Arundel County. By Jan. 10, 1675, Adam had completed his indenture and was Granted his mandatory 50 acres of land, on which he planted Tobacco. On April 5, 1679, he parlayed 4000 lbs. of that crop into an additional 500 acres along the south side of the Severn River. This transaction was in the form of a deed of trust, which listed the Grantee as "Adam Shoplee, Anne Arundel Planter", and the Grantor as "Cornelius Howard, Anne Arundel Planter" (who became Adam's father-in-law). By the time of his death, Adam Shipley owned at least 1,000 acres of land in four counties of Maryland: Anne Arundel, Howard, Carrol, and Baltimore. Adam Shipley settled in Anne Arundel Co MD Feb 1668. This is documented by a claim made and recorded in 1670 by John Pawson, a merchant of the city of Yorke, EnG"Came John Pawson of the county of Anne Arundell of Md proved right to 500 acres of land for transporting Christopher Shawn, John Browne, Adam Shipleigh (Sipley). John Fish, Thomas Mason, William Barton, Richard Flint, Richard Patterson, Thomas Wood, and John Dixon in Feb 1668. Adam Shipley claimed 50 acres of land Jan 10 1675. By 1687 Adam had nearly 1000 acres of lanDAdam's wife was named Lois but there is no definite proof as her family name. It is believed that she was Lois Howard, whose family lived on land transfered to Adam in 1679. More About Adam Shipley: Burial: Anne Arundel Co, Maryland Children of Adam Shipley and Lois Howard are: i. Lois Shipley, born Abt. 1675 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 1746 in MD; married Peter Porter III 1702 in Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. 1120 ii. Richard Shipley, Sr, born 16 Oct 1677 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died 24 Oct 1725 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; married Susannah Stevens Abt. 1703 in MD. iii. Robert Shipley, born Bet. 1678 - 1679; died Feb 1763 in Queen Caroline Parish, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; married Elizabeth Keturah Stevens 1710 in St Anne's Church, Annapolis, Dorchester Co, Maryland. Notes for Robert Shipley: "THE KINDRED ADVENTURES" by Shirley Moore Barnes "Robert was a vestryman in the church at Elk Ridge, Queen Caroline parish in 1728-1729 and a pew holder in 1736." FOUNDERS OF ANNE ARUNDEL AND HOWARD COUNTY "Robert lived near Sykesville and he was an early settler in that area." iv. Peter Shipley, born Bet. 1680 - 1682; died Aft. 1747. 1123 v. Keturah Shipley, born Bet. 1680 - 1682; married James Barnes. vi. Adam Shipley, born Bet. 1669 - 1689 in Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; married Ruth Unknown. vii. John Shipley 2242. Charles Stevens, Jr He was the son of 4484. Charles Stevens, Sr and 4485. Unknown Unknown. He married 2243. Elizabeth Unknown. 2243. Elizabeth Unknown Child of Charles Stevens and Elizabeth Unknown is: 1121 i. Susannah Stevens, born Bet. 1688 - 1689 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; married Richard Shipley, Sr Abt. 1703 in MD. 2306. William Harmon, died 04 Jan 1687/88 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia. Children of William Harmon are: 1153 i. Unknown Harmon, married John Peace Bef. 1700 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia. ii. Robert Harmon iii. William Harmon More About William Harmon: Tax List: 1704, New Kent Co., Virginia 2308. Thomas Mask, died 15 Feb 1687/88 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia. Notes for Thomas Mask: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Cavaliers and Pioneers Vol 1, Book 5, pG493 Mar 18, 1662, Peter Adams, 594 1/2 acres, New Kent Co., Virginia, pG307 (282) NW side of the main branch of Blacke Water Creek, including Thomas Maskes 100 acres, making 594 1/2 acs., beg in sDbr., thence up Waynoke SW NW by N to hickory dividing this from Henry Pateman's land purchased of Wm. Pullam out of a grand patent of 1000 acres, Granted Jan 20, 1657. Register of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia, pG64 Thom. Mask deceased ye 15th Dof February, 1687-8[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Cavaliers and Pioneers Vol 1, Book 5, pG493 Mar 18, 1662, Peter Adams, 594 1/2 acres, New Kent Co., Virginia, pG307 (282) NW side of the main branch of Blacke Water Creek, including Thomas Maskes 100 acres, making 594 1/2 acs., beg in sDbr., thence up Waynoke SW NW by N to hickory dividing this from Henry Pateman's land purchased of Wm. Pullam out of a grand patent of 1000 acres, Granted Jan 20, 1657. Register of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia, pG64 Thom. Mask deceased ye 15th Dof February, 1687-8 Child of Thomas Mask is: 1154 i. John Mask, died Bet. 05 Oct 1731 - 11 Apr 1732 in St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia; married Martha Christian. 2310. Thomas Christian, born 1636 in Isle of Man; died Aft. 1694 in VA. He was the son of 4620. William Christian and 4621. Unknown Unknown. Notes for Thomas Christian: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Contributers to Descendants of Thomas Christian Donna Padgett e-mail: mwone2@aol.com On Oct 21, 1687, Mr. Thomas Christian patented 1080 acres in Charles City Co., Virginia. In 1694, Thomas Christian, Sr. received a patent for 193 acres south of Chickahominy Swamp.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Contributers to Descendants of Thomas Christian Donna Padgett e-mail: mwone2@aol.com On Oct 21, 1687, Mr. Thomas Christian patented 1080 acres in Charles City Co., Virginia. In 1694, Thomas Christian, Sr. received a patent for 193 acres south of Chickahominy Swamp. Children of Thomas Christian are: i. James Christian, born 1674 in Charles City Co., Virginia; died 1752 in Charles City Co., Virginia. 1155 ii. Martha Christian, born 1674 in Charles City Co., Virginia; married John Mask. iii. Thomas Christian, born 1684 in Charles City Co., Virginia; died 16 Oct 1736 in Goochland Co., Virginia. Notes for Thomas Christian: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] Goochland Co., Virginia Deed Book 1, pG263 Jun 17, 1731, Indenture from Thomas Christian of Goochland Co., to Samuel Coleman 175 acres by Beverdam Creek with all houses etc. Wit: Robert Christian, John Cox, John Coleman. Recorded Jul 20, 1731. Rebecca, wife of Thomas relinquished her dower right. Goochland Co., Virginia Deed Book 1, pG342 Deed of Gift from Thomas Christian of Goochland Co., to his son James Christian, the plantation I live on, after my death and his mother's death, 210 acres by Nebuchanezer Addams and Samuel Coleman, recorded Aug 15, 1732. Will of Thomas Christian, of Goochland Co., Virginia, made Oct 16, 1736, proven May 17, 1737 I give unto Rebeca Christian, my Loving and Lawful wife, this plantation whereon I now live, containing 210 acres, during her natural life and after her death I give the said plantation to my Lawfull son, James Christian and to his heirs forever. I give unto Thomas Christian, my Lawfull son, the plantation whereon he did live, containing 250 acres of land, to him and his heirs forever. I give unto Robert Christian, my Lawfull son, the plantation whereon he now liveth, with 300 acres of land, to him and his heirs forever and one breeding mare that runs at Red Bear Camp. I give unto William Christian, my Lawfull son, 300 acres of land according to the dividing line, it being my part of that land that John Prior and I took up; to him and to his heirs forever and one horse colt that runs at Red Bear Camp. I give unto my grandson, Tom Christian, one cow and calF I give unto Rebeca, my Lawfull wife, three horses, Champion, Doctor and Blaze and two feather beds and furniture, according to her choice, and two negros named Jack and Tom, during her natural life and after her death I give the said two negros to my son, James Christian and to his heirs forever. I give unto my Lawfull wife all the rest of my movable Estate and to her disposition at her death. I give unto my Lawfull Daughter, Mary Christian a pleasure horse colt and feather bed with furniture, and five pounds to be raised out of my Estate, to be paid one month after her marrying, by my Exec. I give unto my Lawfull Daughter, Constant Christian one feather bed with furniture and one gelding horse, name Edy and five pounds to be paid out of my Estate one month after her marryinG I give unto my Lawfull Daughter, Rebeca Christian, six ewes. I give unto my Lawfull Daughter, Ann Morning Colman, (this line is illegible). I constitute and ordain my Lawfull wife and my son, James Christian, to be my whole and sole Executers. In Witness whereof, I the said Thomas Christian have hereunto set my hand and affixt my seal, this sixteenth of October, One thousand Seven hundred and thirty six. Witness John MacBrid, John Prior, John Clark, John Wright. At a Court held for Goochland Co, May 17th, 1737 This Will was proved by the Oaths of the witnesses thereto and thereupon admitted to recorDTest. H Wood, C Clerk. Note: John Prior was a brother-in-law of Thomas Christian, they having married Mary New and Rebecca New, daughters of Edmund New.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] More About Thomas Christian: Tax List: 1704, Charles City Co., Virginia iv. Charles Christian, born 1684 in Charles City Co., Virginia; died 07 Apr 1761 in Charles City Co., Virginia. Notes for Charles Christian: [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Hartwell Meacham Peace.ged] v. John Christian, born 1710 in Charles City Co., Virginia; died 1768 in New Kent Co., Virginia. 2624. Thomas Hanks, born Bef. 1630; died Aft. 1674 in Gloucester Co, Virginia. He married 2625. Elizabeth Unknown. 2625. Elizabeth Unknown Notes for Thomas Hanks: Thomas Hanks name is also spelled "Hancks"[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Thomas Hanks name is also spelled "Hancks" Child of Thomas Hanks and Elizabeth Unknown is: 1312 i. William Hanks I, born Abt. 1650; died Bef. 1704 in Richmond Co, Virginia; married Sarah Unknown. 2630. Richard White, died 1708. He married 2631. Unknown Unknown. 2631. Unknown Unknown Child of Richard White and Unknown Unknown is: 1315 i. Hester White, married John Mills. 2912. Edward Lovelace He was the son of 5824. Governor Francis Lovelace and 5825. Blanche Talbot. He married 2913. Unknown Unknown. 2913. Unknown Unknown Child of Edward Lovelace and Unknown Unknown is: 1456 i. John Baptist Lovelace, born Abt. 1700 in Baltimore, Maryland; died 16 Aug 1765 in Frederick, Maryland; married Eleanor Unknown. 3584. William Bassett, born Abt. 1590 in Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England; died 04 Apr 1667 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. He was the son of 7168. Walter Bassett and 7169. Unknown Unknown. He married 3585. Elizabeth Tilden Abt. 1621 in Leiden, Holland. 3585. Elizabeth Tilden, born Abt. 1600 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 1667 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 7170. Nathaniel Tilden and 7171. Lydia Hucstepe. Notes for William Bassett: From Ancestry Reference Library Basset, William Plymouth Colony, p.242 —William Basset, of the Leiden Separatists, arrived in 1621 on the Fortune. In Leiden records, he is shown as a master mason, from Sandwich, Kent. He was a widower of Cicely Bassett, and he was betrothed in Leiden in 1611 to Mary Butler, with William Brewster, Roger Wilson, Anna Fuller, and Rose Lisle as witnesses, but Mary died before the marriage. He was betrothed on 29 July 1611 to Margaret Oldham, with Edward Southworth, Roger Wilson, Elizabeth Neal, and Wybra Pontus as witnesses, and they married 13 August 1611. He married in Leiden a third time to Elizabeth _____ (Dexter, P 165), and he brought her and their son William to Plymouth. Wife Elizabeth and children William and Elizabeth were in the 1627 division, but the wife died later. Basset married at Plymouth a fourth wife after 5 June 1651 Mary (Tilden) Lapham, for on that date Timothy Hatherly proved the will of Thomas Lapham, deceaseDThe widow Lapham, being weak, was not able to appear in court (PCR 2:169). Earlier, 22 June 1650, Mary Lapham, widow of Thomas Lapham of Scituate, confirmed the sale of land in Tenterden, Kent, to Thomas Hiland (MD 10:199; PCR 12:194). The will of Timothy Hatherly dated 12 December 1664 (MD 16:158-59), left £5 to the wife of William Basset, "my wifes Daughter," and thus Mary would have been the daughter of Nathaniel Tilden of Scituate. [p.243] Plymouth Colony, p.243 On 8 November 1666 William Basset, who described himself as a blacksmith of Bridgewater, sold four lots to John Sprague of Duxbury, and Basset's wife Mary gave her consent, John Sprague being her husband's son-in-law (Ply. Colony LR 3:66). In his will, dated 3 April 1667, sworn 5 June 1667, William Basset mentioned his unnamed wife (Mary swore to his inventory), his son Joseph, and his son William's son William (MD 16:162); the inventory shows an interesting collection of books. On 2 June 1669 William Basset of Sandwich, oldest son of William Basset sometime of Bridgewater, deceased, confirmed land to his youngest brother, Joseph Basset of Bridgewater (Ply. Colony LR 3:140). William Basset, Sr. also had a daughter Sarah, who married Peregrine White, q.V; a daughter Ruth, who married John, son of Francis Sprague, q.V (TAG 41:178); and a daughter Elizabeth, who married Thomas Burgess in 1648 (PCR 8:6) and divorced him in 1661 after he was brought to court for an act of uncleanness with Lydia Gaunt (the first divorce in Plymouth Colony), and the Court allowed Elizabeth to keep small things "that are in William Basset's hands" (PCR 3:221). On 6 June 1683 Goodwife Sprague and her son John agreed about land which formerly belonged to John Sprague's grandfather Basset (PCR 6:109). Ruth (Basset) Sprague married (2) a man whose surname was Thomas (TAG 41:179). William, Sr. also had a son Nathaniel2 Basset. Robert Ray King, "The Family of Nathan Basset of Chatham," NEHGR 125:7, has to do with Nathan3 Basset, the son of Nathaniel2 Basset and his wife Dorcas Joyce, daughter of John. (Note: In correspondence, Robert S Wakefield questions whether it was the same William Basset in all four marriages, and it is a surprisingly large number of Englishmen sharing a name with someone else that was resident in Leiden.)[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] From the research of Jeffrey N Bassett: "William Bassett I came over on the ship Fortune in 1621 settling first in Plymouth, then Duxbury and finally in Bridgewater, a town of which he was an original proprietor. He died there in 1667. He was comparatively wealthy, being a large landholder, only 4 in Plymouth paying a higher tax in the year 1663. He had a large library, from which it is to be inferred that he was an educated man. In 1648, he was fined five shillings for neglecting "to mend guns in seasonable times" - an offense of not a very heinous character - but it shows that he was a mechanic as well as a planter. His name is on the earliest list of freeman, made in 1633; he was a volunteer in the company raised in 1637 to assist MA and Connecticut in the Pequod War; a member of the committee of the Town of Duxbury to lay out bounds, and to decide on the fitness of persons applying to become residents and was representative to the Old Colony Court six years. His son William settled in Sandwich; was there in 1651, and is the ancestor of the families of that name in that town, and some of the families in Barnstable and Dennis. His son, Colonel William Bassett, was Marshall of Plymouth Colony at the time of the union with MA, and in around 1710, one of the judges of the Interior Court, and afterwards Register of Probate. When William Bassett died, he left books by Robinson and Ainsworth, a concordance, commentaries, sermons and religious histories. " From the notes of Jeffrey N Bassett: William Bassett's father was probably William Basset of Bethanl Green, London, EnglanD He may have married (1) Cecilia Leight before 1611. He is listed as a widower when he married (2) Margaret Oldham on 13 May 1611 in Leiden, Holland. Elizabeth's maiden name was probably Tilden and she was probably a sister to Mary. ********************************************************************************************************************* Plymouth Colony Deeds. These breife Conveyances of land above mencioned doe stand in Reference to the Deed Recorded in the two pages ymediately goeing before and it with them were shewed in the open court holden at New Plym: the 2cond of March 1651 and by order of the said court accordingly enrowled Memorandum the 3d of June 1652 That Willam Bassett senior of Duxburrow in the Jurisdiction of New Plym: doth acknowlidge that hee hath freely and absolutely given and made over unto his soninlaw Leiftenant Perigrine White forty acares of Upland ground on which the said leiftenant White now liveth as alsoe all the meadow ground lying directly against betwixt the end (worn) the said upland and the south River the said upland to Range on the same mannor that It was Layed out to him the said Willam Bassett the said Upland and mersh soe lying and Ranging as aforsaid with all the emunities privilidges and appurtenances belonging therunto to appertaine unto the onely proper use and behoof of him the said Peregrine White hi(worn) heires and assignes forever Acknowlidged before mee Myles Standish June Court 1652. [p. 6, blank] [7] 1652 BRADFORD GOVR *********************************************************************************************************************************************** WILLIAM BASSETT'S DEED TO PEREGRINE WHITE AND NATHANIEL BASSETT Transcribed from the Original Records, BY GEORGE ERNEST BOWMAN [Plymouth Colony Deeds, II: I: 277 & 178] [p. 177] 1656 Bradford Govr A Deed appointed to bee Recorded Know all men by these prsents that I Willam Bassett senir of Duxburrow now liveing Att Bridgwater for Divers Reasons and Considerations Doe freely Surrender and give up all my proper and whole Interest in my landes lying being and Scittuatt upon the south River with all the Emunities and privilidges belonging therunto both uplands and meddow lands unto my two sonnes there liveing viz Perigrine White and Nathaniell Bassett; I say I give all my proper Right & enterest unto them and to theire heires for ever with full power to establish theire Right and enterest according to court order under the prsent Govrment after the usuall order of confeirmacon of lands; provided that both the aforsaid pties bee fully agreed upon the Devision of the lands which was to bee measured and ordered by mr Garrett of Scittuate whoe was appointed Survayor of the same; In Witnesse wherof I have sett toe my hand my owne proper Act and Deed June the 16th Anno: Dom: 1656 Witnesse heerof Willam Bassett; Willam Britt Willam Bassett senir: of Bridgwater Desired mee Richard Garrett to Survay his lott of upland and marsh att marshfeild * The day of the month was omitted. 26 William Basett's Deed by the south River and to make a Devision of the said upland and marsh unto his two sons viz Mr Perigrine White and Nathaniell Bassett which accordingly I have Done; According to the Record wee began to measure att mr Starrs line by the marsh and from thence Did Run a west southwest line of 220 Rods for the length of the lott att a marked hee; and from thence wee Did Run a line north northwest 119 Rodds att a stake for the corner in the plaine and from thence wee Did Run a line east northeast 94 Rodds to the old Marked hee att the north side of Daniell Coles Iland which by meanes of the Swamp and mersh coveing Up into the upland the lott is Narrow att One end and Broad att the other and Mr Whites two fiftes of upland is bounded att Mr Whites south Range Runing from the point of marsh 106 Rodds 12 feet in Mr Starrs south Range att a marked hee and from thence it Runs 60 Rodds north northwest to a marked hee neare to Nathaniell Bassetts Barne; out of which share of upland the said Mr White hath graunted to the said Nathaniell to have A triangle of upland by his Barne bounded from the corner of Mr Whites said lott to Run twenty three Rodds to a marked hee in the Range and from thence thirty seaven Rodds to a white oake hee by the cart way and from thence to Run twenty eight Rodds to the marked hee at the corner of Mr Whites lott Mr White is to Run from the said White oake hee twenty one Rodds on the south side of the cart way to an old ffence and by the fence to the marsh and by the marsh to Mr Starrs Range for his 2 fiftes of the upland; Mr Whites two fiftes of marsh is bounded to an old fence (aforsaid) by a swamp which fence Runes [p. 178] Runes into the mersh to a little Creeke and by that Creeke to Run Untill it comes to the great Creeke that Runes by the homacke and by the homacke Creeke Untill it comes to the River and by the River untill it comes to Mr Starrs Range and by the Range to the marked hee; All the Rest of the marsh and upland that belonges to Willam Bassetts share is Nathaniell Bassetts 3 fiftes both of upland and Marsh; And the said Mr White and Nathaniell Bassett Doe likwise agree that convenient waies shalbee allowed to each other all which said prises wee Doe both of us Cordially and Really Agree unto Witnesse our hands this 17th of Aprill 1656 P White N; Bassett This is a trew Coppy taken from the original by mee Richard Garrett Records from the Burial Ground of the James Family 27 Nathaniell Bassetts 3 fiftes of upland and Marsh lyeth Together and is bounded att an old marked hee att the Swamp near the marsh by the brooke att the north side of Daniell Coles Iland and from thence It Runes 94 Rodds on a west southwest line to a stake in the plaine and from thence It Runes 119 Rodds on a south southeast line to a marked hee and from thence it Runes 123 Rodds on a East northeast line to a marked hee att the corner of Mr Whites lott in the south Range of Mr Starrs; and from thence it Runes 137 Rodds on a north northwest line att a marked hee in Mr Whites Range by Nathaniell Bassetts New feild and from thence it Runes 37 Rodds towards the east att a marked white oake by the cart path and from thence it Runes twenty one Rodds towards the north alonge by the south side of the cart way untill it Comes to an old ffence and by that ffence to the marsh and from thence to a little creeke that Runes by a great pond and by that Creeke untill it comes to a greater Creeke that Runes by a little homack of upland and by that Creeke to Daniell Coles line of his mersh and by that line alonge by the homacke and from thence to the uttermost extent of Daniell Coles Iland and by the Iland untill it comes to the old Marked hee att the Swamp aforsaid; Moreover this is the boundes of Nathaniell Bassetts upland and marsh Accordingly as hee and his brother Mr White Did agree More About William Bassett: Baptism: 24 Mar 1599/00, Stepney, England Burial: 12 May 1667 Migration: 1621, Aboard the "Fortune" Occupation: Master Mason and Blacksmith Religion: Leiden Separatists Children of William Bassett and Elizabeth Tilden are: i. Deacon William Bassett, born 30 May 1624 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died 10 Jun 1670 in Sandwich, Massachusetts; Stepchild; married Mary Raynesford 1652 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; born 01 Jun 1632 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 12 Apr 1694 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Notes for Deacon William Bassett: From the research of Jeffrey N Bassett: "...William settled in Sandwich; was there in 1651, and is the ancestor of the families of that name in that town, and some of the families of Barnstable and Dennis."[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] "....He was one of the early settlers of Sandwich, and lived there until his death. He was licensed in 1659, to set up an 'ordinary,' to draw wines and sell spirituous liquors. He was the Collector and Constable at Sandwich, 1657; Deputy to General Court at Plymouth, 1662; member ot the military company under Capt. Myles Standish, 1643. William Bassett and William Bassett, Jr., were on the 'roles of males between the ages of 16 and 60 able to perform military duty in AuG1643' at Duxbury. He was one of the few in the colony called 'Mr.' " from "BASSETT-PRESTON ANCESTORS" by Belle Preston 1930 More About Deacon William Bassett: Occupation: Innkeeper More About Mary Raynesford: Twin: With Josiah ii. Elizabeth Bassett, born 1626 in Plymouth, Massachusetts; died WFT Est. 1640-1720; Stepchild; married (1) Thomas Burgess, Jr 08 Nov 1648; died in Newport, Rhode Island; married (2) William Hatch Abt. 1661. Notes for Elizabeth Bassett: [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] Elizabeth's divorce from Thomas Burgess, Jr was the first in the colony. Thomas was brought to court for "an act of uncleanliness" with Lydia Gaunt. He later moved to Rhode Island and was listed as a resident of Newport with a wife named Lydia. More About Elizabeth Bassett: Divorced: 10 Jun 1661 iii. Nathaniel Bassett I, born 1628 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died 16 Jan 1709/10 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts; Stepchild; married (1) Dorcas Joyce 1661 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts; born 1640 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts; died 10 Jun 1710 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co, Massachusetts; married (2) Hannah Freeman Aft. 1685. Notes for Nathaniel Bassett I: One of William Bassett's seven children, born in Plymouth about 1628. He lived in Duxbury and later settled in Marshfield and then Yarmouth in 1684, where he died 16 January 1709/10 aged 82. His will, dated 10 January 1709/10 mentions nine children living, among them his son Nathan Bassett to whom he gave a small amount of property. From "Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families", Volume 1, 1888: Nathaniel Bassett, son of the first William, is the ancestor of the Yarmouth, Chatham and Hyannis, and some of the West Barnstable families of the name. On the 2nd of March 1651-2, "Nathaniel Basset and Joseph Prior, for disturbing the church of Duxburrou, on the Lord's day were sentenced each of them to pay twenty shillings fine or the next towne meeting or training day both of them to bee bound unto a post for the space of two hours, in some public place, with a paper on their heads on which theire capital crime shall be written perspecusly, soe as may bee read." Whether they paid the fines imposed or suffered the novel mode of punishment to which they were sentenced does not appear. Nathaniel first settled in Marshfield, but removed to Yarmouth where he was an inhabitant in 1664, and perhaps earlier. He resided near the first meeting house and his descendents still enjoy his lands. Notwithstanding the trifling irregularity in his conduct when a young man at Duxbury, he was a very worth and respectable citizen, had a large family, ten of whom lived to mature age. He died January 16, 1709/10, aged 82. The record of his family is lost. His will, dated January 10, 1709/10, six days before his death, is carefully drawn instrument, witnessed by Rev. Daniel Greenleaf, Experience Rider, and his nephew Col. William Bassett, and furnishes much genealogical information. He manes his nine children then living, says he is "aged and under much decay of body", being then 82 years of age. To his son William he gave meadow and upland, which was John Joyce's drying ground .... He names the eldest son of Thomas Mulford of Truro, who married his daughter Mary; the eldest son of his son Nathaniel; the eldest son of his son Joseph; to Nathaniel he gave property that was his grandmother Joyce's and his lands in Middleboro. He names his daughter-in-law Jonnanh, perhaps wife of Nathaniel, who removed to Windham, Connecticut, and his daughter Ruth. He gives certain property unto six of his children, Mary Mulford, Samuel Bassett, Hannah Covell, Joseph Bassett, Sarah Nickerson and Nathan Bassett, Thomas Mulford of Truro, and his son Joseph of Yarmouth, Executors. Estate appraised at 228,11 pounds. One of the oldest monuments in Yarmouth grave yard is that of Dorcas Bassett, who died June 9, 1707, aged 31. She was probably a daughter of Nathaniel Bassett. Though William is first named in the will, he was probably the youngest. 1792 iv. Joseph Bassett, born 1629 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died 1713 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; Stepchild; married (1) Mary Lapham 1658; married (2) Martha Hobart 16 Oct 1677 in Hingham, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts. v. Sarah Bassett, born 1630 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died 20 Jan 1710/11 in Marshfield, Massachusetts; Stepchild; married Lieutenant Peregrine White 06 Mar 1648/49 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; born Abt. 10 Dec 1620 in Aboard the Mayflower at Provincetown Harbor; died 20 Jul 1704 in Marshfield, Massachusetts. Notes for Lieutenant Peregrine White: White, Peregrine Plymouth Colony, p.370 —Born to William and Susanna White aboard the Mayflower at Provincetown Harbor, Peregrine White died at Marshfield 20 or 22 July 1704, age eighty-three years, eight months. He married Sarah Bassett, daughter of William and Elizabeth Bassett. In 1655 he was Granted [p.371] land as the "first of the English that was borne in these ptes." His children were Daniel, Jonathan, Peregrine, Sarah, Sylvanus, Mercy, and a child that died younGTheir spouses and descendants are given in MF 1.[Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] ****************************************************************************************************************************************** Plymouth Colony Deeds. These breife Conveyances of land above mencioned doe stand in Reference to the Deed Recorded in the two pages ymediately goeing before and it with them were shewed in the open court holden at New Plym: the 2cond of March 1651 and by order of the said court accordingly enrowled Memorandum the 3d of June 1652 That Willam Bassett senior of Duxburrow in the Jurisdiction of New Plym: doth acknowlidge that hee hath freely and absolutely given and made over unto his soninlaw Leiftenant Perigrine White forty acares of Upland ground on which the said leiftenant White now liveth as alsoe all the meadow ground lying directly against betwixt the end (worn) the said upland and the south River the said upland to Range on the same mannor that It was Layed out to him the said Willam Bassett the said Upland and mersh soe lying and Ranging as aforsaid with all the emunities privilidges and appurtenances belonging therunto to appertaine unto the onely proper use and behoof of him the said Peregrine White hi(worn) heires and assignes forever Acknowlidged before mee Myles Standish June Court 1652. [p. 6, blank] [7] 1652 BRADFORD GOVR ********************************************************************************************************************************************* THE WILL OF PEREGRINE WHITE. Communicated by HERVEY N. p. HUBBARD, Curator and Librarian of the Pilgrim Society, Plymouth, Massachusetts The original will of Peregrine White is in the collection at Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth, Massachusetts It is loaned to the Pilgrim Society by the courtesy of Mr. William T. Davis, to whom it belongs, and who has allowed it to be photographed for this magazine. The will is written on paper twelve by fifteen inches in size, and is well preserved. It was probated August 14, 1707, 1704 and recorded in Book 2, page 48, Nathaniel Thomas being Judge of probate at that time. The copy is made from the original will. The fourteenth day of July Anno Domini one thousand seven hundred and four. I Peregrine White of Marshfield in ye County of Plimouth in New England Being aged and under many Weaknesses and Bodily Infirmities But of Sound disposing mind and memory praises be Rendered to Almighty God therefore yet in dayly Expectation of my Great Change Do therefore hereby make and Declare this my last Will and Testament hereby Revoking and making null any former Will or Wills by me heretofore made and declare this to be my last Will and Testament and no other— Imprimis I Humbly Commit my Soul to Almighty God that Gave it and my Body to decent Buriall when it Shall Please him to take me hence And Touching my Worldly Estate which it hath pleased the Lord to Bless me with my Will and meaning is that ye same Shall be Imployed and 130 The Will of Peregrine White. disposed as followeth that is to say after my just debts and funerall expenses are payd and discharged by my Executors hearafter named the same shall be Imployed as herein is expressed Item I Give and Bequeath to Sarah my welbeloved Wife all my Goods and Chattels not otherways disposed of by this my Will the same to be for her Support and Comfort for and during ye term of her naturall Life. Item I having already by Deed under my hand and Seal Dated the 19th day of August 1674 Given and Confirmed to my Eldest Son Daniel White my Tenement or Homestead with other my land and Rights of Land in ye Township of Marshfield with ye Exceptions and Reservations therein mentioned—All which lands and premisses I hereby further Confirm unto him according to ye true meaning of ye said Deed And I do hereby further Give and Bequeath to my said Son Daniell my Great table and fourms my Joynworke Bedstead and Cupboard Also I Give unto my said Son Daniel ye one moiety or half of my lands and Rights of land in ye Township of Middleborough Always provided that in Consideration thereof he the said Daniel Keep for the Use of my said wife both Sumer and Winter one Cow during ye life of my said wife Item I having enjoyned ye said Daniel to pay unto my Daughters Sarah and Mercy each of them ye sum of Ten pounds as in ye above Recited Deed is mentioned. It is my will that what is behind and unpaid by him be duly paid to them out of his Estate according to ye meaning of ye said Deed. Item I Give and Bequeath the other moiety or half my land and Rights of land in ye Township of Middleborough to my two sons Jonathan and Peregrine to be equally parted betweene them I further Give to my said son Jonathan my Rapier and to his Eldest son I Give my Gun. Item It is my will that all my said Goods and Chattels that shall be remaining at my wife her decease be Equally parted betweene my four children namely Jonathan Peregrine Sarah and Mercy And further it is my will that Sarah my wife enjoy that part of ye Dwelling house that I now live in and enjoy And I hereby Give her the one third of ye Rents and profits of ye lands contayned in ye above Recited Deed to hold to her during ye term of her Naturall life And lastly I hereby nominate and Plymouth Colony Deeds. 131 Appoint my said Wife and my said Eldest Son Daniel joynt Executors of this my last Will and Testament And do Request my Good friends and Neighbours Samuel Sprague Senior and John Dogget to be overseers thereof and be helpfull in ye advising my wife to such methods as may conduce to her comfortable subsistance while she lives In Testimony whereof and in confirmation of ye promisses Lye said Peregrine White have hereunto set my hand and seal on ye Day and year above Written. Item before sealing I Give to Each of my sd Daughters one painted chair and a cushion. Signed sealed and Declared P W (Seal) In ye Presence of The mark of Peregrine Saml Sprague White Thomas Dogget Mary M Joyce her mark. Memorand That on the 14th day of Augt 1704 The afore named Samuell Sprague Thomas Doggett & Mary Joyce made oath that the above named Perregreen White did signe seale & Declare the above written Instrument to be his last Will & Testament & that he was of Disposeing mind when he so did before me Nathaniel Thomas Judge of Probate Recorded in the 2d booke of wills & Inventorys &c. Page 48 pr N Thomas Register ************************************************************************************************************************************88 PEREGRINE WHITE'S INVENTORY. Transcribed from the Original Records, BY GEORGE ERNEST BOWMAN, Peregrine White died at Marshfield, 22/31 July, 1704. His will was dated 14/25 July, 1704. It has been printed in this magazine (Volume 1, pages 129 - 131) and reproduced in halftone. The inventory was dated 3/14 August, 1704, and is recorded in the Plymouth County Probate Records, Volume II, page 50. An Inventory of the Goods Chattels & Credits of Mr Peregrine White late of Marshfield deceased Taken & Apprised the 3d of August Anno Domini 1704 pr John Dogget & Saml Sprague. lb s d Imprimis His wearing Apparril .4 .. .. His Armes & Ammunition .1 10 .. To a joyne worke cupboard Table forme & bedstead .6 .. .. To two painted Chaies & wrought Cushions .. 12 .. To five other Chairs .. 14 .. To an old Saddle pillion & Cloth .1 .3 .. To a feather bed & furniture & a silk grass bed bedstead & furniture 1 .. .. To his books .. 15 .. To Table linnen & Towels .1 .. .. To a joyne worke Chest .. 10 .. 120 John Alden's Deposition. To a Hatchell .. .6 .. To Indian Corne and Rye .. 19 .. To Pewter and Earthen vessels .1 .. .. To an old Brass kettle .. 12 .. To 2 Iron pots & an Iron kettle .. 15 .. To a trammel Tongs & fire slice & pot Hookes .. .5 .. To a little Skillett and frame .. .5 .. To a pair of Bellows & a meal cive .. .5 .. To Sheeps woll and flaxteere .. 10 .6 To a frying pan 4s and a meal bagg 3s .. .7 .. To 2 spining wheels & 3 pair of Cards .. 16 .. To a toast Iron tin and glases .. .3 .. To wooden vessells and Lumber .1 10 .. To ye ½ of a yoak of oxen .3 10 .. To the half of a horse .1 .. .. To 4 Cows at 45 shillings a cow .9 .. .. To one Heifer of 3 years old .1 10 .. To ½ of 3 young Cattle .2 .1 .5 To ye ½ of 10 small Swine .. .9 .. To 2 hives of bees .. 12 .. To 16 sheep & lambs .3 12 .. Debts due to the Estate from the Town of Marshfield ..1 10 .. The Estate is Indebted to severall persons .2 .1 .5 more sence come to knowledge .. 19 3 pr Saml Sprague Memorand: that on the 14th day of Augst Annoqu: Dom: 1704 Mrs Sarah White Relict widdow of Capt: Peregrine White late deceased & Daniel White his son made oath that the above written is a true Inventory of the Estate of the sd Capt: White so far as they know & when they know of more they will discover the same before me Nathaniel Thomas Judge of Probates vi. Ruth Bassett, born 1632 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died 26 Mar 1676; Stepchild; married (1) Unknown Thomas; married (2) John Sprague 1655 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; born Abt. 1630 in Duxbury, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; died 26 Mar 1676 in King Philip's War. More About John Sprague: Cause of Death: Casualty of King Philip's War 3586. Thomas Lapham He married 3587. Mary Tilden. 3587. Mary Tilden She was the daughter of 7170. Nathaniel Tilden and 7171. Lydia Hucstepe. Child of Thomas Lapham and Mary Tilden is: 1793 i. Mary Lapham, born Abt. 1641 in Scituate, Massachusetts; died 1676 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married Joseph Bassett 1658. 3712. Thomas Blodgett, born Bef. 18 Nov 1604 in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England; died Abt. Jun 1642 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He was the son of 7424. Robert Blodgett and 7425. Mary Whitlock. He married 3713. Susannah Sergan Bef. 1627. 3713. Susannah Sergan, born Abt. 1598 in England. Notes for Thomas Blodgett: *Thomas the Immigrant* Fled England w/wife & 2 small sons 04/18/1635, Samuel& Daniel, probably to escape the plague. Left on the ship called the "Increase". Additional spelling of last name as found in various Cambridge,MA. records: Bloyett, Blogget, Bloged, Bloggitt and Bloget. Additional info: On 02/06/1636, Thomas Bloggett was granted 2 acres of swampland.[CaTR 26]. In 1639, Thomas Bloggett held 3 parcels of land in Cambridge,MA., "given by the towne of Cambridge, land located in the West Field 2 acres of ground "; "given by the towne, one houselot upon the Cow Common"; bought of Jonas Austen by Thomas Bloggett, 2 acres of planting ground in the West End" [CaCOP 59]. By 1639, Thomas Bloggett sold to Edmund Frost "one house with garden and back Water Street" [CaBOP 48]. This was the house Blodget had acquired from Jonas Austin. By 1639,"Thomas Bloggett's sold to Robert Daniel,"one house upon the Common, with garden & backside, about 1/2 acre.[CaBOP 61]. On an Unknown date, "Thomas Bloged", received 8 acres in the lower division on the south side of the Charles River, & 8 additional acres in the upper division[CaBOP 331]. Also on that Unknown date, "Thomas Bloggitt" held parcels of 2 acres & one acre in Fresh Pond Meadow[CaBOP 333]. In his will, dated 08/10/1641, & proved 03/08/1642/3, "Thomas Bloggett" bequeathed to "my present wife, Susan Blogget, my whole estate after my decease as well as within doors as without...she to pay my eldest son Daniell 15(pounds) @ age 21, or one month after her decease, to my second son, Samuel(15 pounds), at age 21, or 2 months after her decease, & to my daughter Susan, (15 pounds?) at her(Susannah's) decease. If my children should come into the hands of a father-in-law, (stepfather?), who did not deal by them as is meet,the Deacons & our Brother Fessington, & our Brother Edward Winchship should resolve the matter."[SPR 1:21] The inventory of the estate of "Thomas Blogget, lately deceased, appraised 10/28/1642, & presented at Court 03/08/1643, was untotalled.The real estate was valued @ 47 pounds, 10 shillings, 4 acres planting ground, 14 pounds; "5 acres meadow & marsh", 3 pounds 10 shillings, and the house & yards, 30 pounds.[SPR 2:15]. On 01/06/1643, "Susan Bloget" held 5 parcels in Cambridge: "on the Common, one dwelling house & outhouse, & 1/2 acre of ground, in the New West Field, 2 acres, in the West End, 2 acres, on the south side of Charles River, 2&1/2 acres of marsh, in the Fresh Pond Meadow, 2&1/2 acres[CaBOP 101-2]. "Susan Blogett" ( by then married to James Thomson), was granted 3&1/2 acers on the west side of Menotomy River.[CaBOP 130]. On 04/18/1635, Thomas Blogget, glover, aged 30, "uxor Suzan Bloggett", aged 37, & 2 children, Daniell Bloggett, aged 4,& Samuel Bloggett aged 1 yr., were enrolled as passengers for New England on the ship,"Increase".[Hotten 61]. Bibliographical Notes: In 1943, Mary Walton Ferris prepared an account of Thomas Blodgett & his son Samuel.[Dawes-Gates 1:91-92] In 1955, Bradley DeForest Thompson & Franklin Condit Thompson published a multi-volume typescript genealogy of the Blodgett family, the first volume of which contains the info. on the English origin of "The Immigrant". [Bradley DeForest Thompson & Franklin Condit Thompson,Blodget-Blodgett Descendants of Thomas of Cambridge,MA. 6 vols. & index vol.[Concord,NH.,1955, cited above as Blodgett Gen.] *Most family trees list Thomas's death as being in 1649. If so, why was does the inventory of the estate of Thomas state "Thomas Bloggett, lately deceased,...appraised & presented @ Court, 03/08/1643 was untotalled."? It also mentions that "Susanna Blogett (by then married to James Thomson)....etc.,etc." Is this Susanna his daughter married to a Thompson? In his will, Thomas states that his wife's name is Susanna Blogget, & his daughter's name is Susan. I have found a Susan (Susanna) Blodget(t)b.1633 married to a Jonathan Thomson, b.1631 England(son of James Thomson, b.1598 Eng.d.1680 MA. & Elizabeth Wilkins of Eng.b.1598,d.1643 MA.), married in MA Children of Thomas Blodgett and Susannah Sergan are: i. John Blodgett, born 1627 in England. ii. Nathaniel Blodgett, born 1629 in England. iii. Daniel Blodgett, born 1631 in England; married Mary Butterfield. 1856 iv. Samuel Blodgett, born Bef. 12 Jul 1633 in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England; died 21 May 1720 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Ruth Eggleton 31 Dec 1655 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. v. Susannah Blodgett, born Jun 1637 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Jonathan Thompson 28 Nov 1655 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 20 Oct 1691. vi. Thomas Blodgett, born Abt. 07 Aug 1639 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 07 Aug 1639 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 3714. Unknown Eggleton He married 3715. Jane Unknown. 3715. Jane Unknown Child of Unknown Eggleton and Jane Unknown is: 1857 i. Ruth Eggleton, born Abt. 1635 in England; died 14 Oct 1703 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Samuel Blodgett 31 Dec 1655 in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 3746. James Ludden, born Abt. 1611 in England; died 07 Feb 1691/92 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts. He married 3747. Unknown Unknown Abt. 1635 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Ma. 3747. Unknown Unknown Children of James Ludden and Unknown Unknown are: 1873 i. Mary Ludden, born 17 Dec 1636 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 22 Jul 1700 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married James Puffer. ii. Sarah Ludden, born 15 Nov 1639 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died Bef. Jun 1642 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts. iii. Sarah Ludden, born 05 Jun 1642 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married Daniel Fairfield 04 Jan 1658/59 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Ma. iv. James Ludden, born Abt. 1644 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 19 Nov 1716 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts. v. Joseph Ludden, born Abt. 1646 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died Abt. 1706 in At sea; married Elizabeth Unknown. vi. Benjamin Ludden, born Abt. 1650 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 1690 in Expedition to Canada; married Eunice Holbrook Abt. 1678 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Ma. 3756. Abraham Newell Child of Abraham Newell is: 1878 i. Isaac Newell, born 1632; married Elizabeth Curtis. 3760. Benjamin Albee, born Abt. 1610 in England; died Bef. 1689 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts. He married 3761. Hannah Unknown Abt. 1640 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts. 3761. Hannah Unknown, born Abt. 1610 in England; died Aft. 1667 in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts. Children of Benjamin Albee and Hannah Unknown are: i. Hannah Albee, born 1641; died 24 Apr 1723 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married James Wight 25 Mar 1663 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts. ii. Lydia Albee, born 14 Apr 1642 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died 01 Mar 1660/61 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts; married Alexander Lovell 30 Mar 1658 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts. iii. Prudence Albee, born 1644 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died in Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts; married Thomas Barnes 16 May 1666 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts. 1880 iv. James Albee, born Abt. 1646 in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. 26 Nov 1717 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; married Hannah Cook 18 Oct 1671 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts. 3762. Walter Cook, born 07 Mar 1617/18 in Bromyard, Hertfordshire, England; died 05 Jan 1695/96 in Mendon, Worcester Co, Massachusetts. He married 3763. Experience Unknown WFT Est. 1640-1660. 3763. Experience Unknown, born Abt. 1628 in Somerset, England; died Abt. 1664 in Weymouth, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts. Children of Walter Cook and Experience Unknown are: i. Samuel Cook, born Abt. 1659 in Weymouth, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; died 02 Sep 1752 in Mendon, Worcester Co, Massachusetts; married Lydia White 27 Apr 1681; born 17 Dec 1662 in Weymouth, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts; died WFT Est. 1703-1757. 1881 ii. Hannah Cook, born Abt. 1650 in Weymouth, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died Aft. 26 Nov 1717 in Mendon, Worcester, Massachusetts; married James Albee 18 Oct 1671 in Medfield, Suffolk, Massachusetts. Generation No. 13 4192. Thomas Amis, born 1645 in France; died Aft. 1697 in Manakin, Goochland Co, Virginia. He was the son of 8384. Thomas Amis I and 8385. Unknown Unknown. He married 4193. Lucy Hayes. 4193. Lucy Hayes, born Abt. 1648. She was the daughter of 8386. Francis Hayes and 8387. Ann Bythell. Notes for Thomas Amis: This information is from the Tennessee & NC Archives and has been authenticated/certifieD It is also contained in a book; Sketches of the Owens, Goodwin, Amis..(etc) Families. Regards, Vernon THE AMIS FAMILY "AMIS.--Thomas Amis, or Amy, was a Cacique in the Colony of South Carolina in the year 1682; he was a Landgrave in the same Colony in the year 1697. "The nobility of the Colony were composed first of Landgaves, and second of the Caciques. " The Charter Granted by the Crown to the proprietors authorized the establishment of a nobility in the Province or Colony, but required that those composing it should be selected from the inhabitants of the Colony. "The famous 'Fundamental Constitution' of the Colony, written by the philospher Locke, provided for this nobility in Article IX as follows: 'There shall be just as many and no more. These should be hereditary nobility of the provinces, &C; The requirements that the nobility be selected from the inhabitants of the Colony was not always observed, for some of those selected were residents of England or of other Colonies." The above is from "South Carolina Under Proprietary Government," by Edward McCrady. ***************************************************************************************************************************************************** More About Thomas Amis: Property: 1678, Gloucester Co, Virginia Child of Thomas Amis and Lucy Hayes is: 2096 i. Louis Amis, born 1670 in Middlesex, Virginia; died 1750 in Manakin, Goochland Co, Virginia; married Unknown Knight. 4196. Captain William Daniel He married 4197. Jockebed Unknown. 4197. Jockebed Unknown Child of William Daniel and Jockebed Unknown is: 2098 i. James Daniel, born WFT Est. 1652-1684; died WFT Est. 1709-1771; married Margaret Vivion 27 Jan 1703/04. 4198. John Vivion, born 1657; died Abt. 14 Mar 1704/05 in Middlesex Co, Virginia. He married 4199. Margaret Smith WFT Est. 1686-1702. 4199. Margaret Smith, born WFT Est. 1646-1669; died WFT Est. 1693-1757. Notes for John Vivion: John Vivion was the High Sheriff of Middlesex Co, Virginia in 1716. [Robison Family Master File.FTW] More About John Vivion: BAPL: Cleared, PV ENDL: Cleared, PV Occupation: 1716, High Sheriff of Middlesex Co, Virginia SLGC: Cleared, PV Children of John Vivion and Margaret Smith are: i. John Vivion, born WFT Est. 1671-1692; died 12 Feb 1720/21; married Christian Briscoe 23 Feb 1703/04; born WFT Est. 1660-1689; died WFT Est. 1709-1777. More About John Vivion: BAPL: Cleared, PV CHR: 28 Aug 1681, Middlesex Co, Virginia ENDL: Cleared, PV SLGC: Cleared, PV 2099 ii. Margaret Vivion, born WFT Est. 1673-1692; died WFT Est. 1709-1780; married James Daniel 27 Jan 1703/04. iii. Diana Vivion, born Abt. 1686 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; died WFT Est. 1714-1780; married Gerrat Minor 17 Oct 1706 in Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co,VA; born 13 Apr 1679 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; died 02 Feb 1719/20. More About Diana Vivion: BAPL: Cleared, PV ENDL: Cleared, PV SLGC: Cleared, PV More About Gerrat Minor: BAPL: 05 Sep 1978, PV ENDL: 07 Dec 1978, PV SLGC: 09 Jan 1979, PV iv. Thomas Vivion, born Abt. 1688; died WFT Est. 1722-1779; married Frances Thacker 02 Jan 1716/17; born WFT Est. 1679-1700; died WFT Est. 1722-1789. More About Thomas Vivion: BAPL: Cleared, PV ENDL: Cleared, PV SLGC: Cleared, PV v. Charles Vivion, born Abt. 1690; died WFT Est. 1691-1780. 4200. George Dillard, born 1634 in England. He married 4201. Unknown Breckinridge. 4201. Unknown Breckinridge Notes for George Dillard: [DILLARD from England.ged] George was the first Dillard of record in America, first appearing as the headright of Capt Moore Fauntleroy, who on May 22, 1650 received 450 acres on the Rappahannock on the North side of Swann Bay (for the transport of George and 8 others). In 1660, George is shown to have enrolled in the militia at Jamestown, at age 26. On Nov 29, 1665, he had the headright for five persons and received 150 acres in New Kent Cty, Virginia on a branch of the Tassitiomp Creek, on which he already liveDHe later recevied another 250 acres for service against the Indians. It is somewhat ironic and indicative of the kind of semi classless society this new country was that a descendent of Cpt Moore Fauntleroy marries a descendent of his indentured servant abt 1854! Moore Gardner Fauntleroy Jr b 1834 and d 1859 married Flora Dillard and they produced two children....Ella More Fauntleroy and John Fauntleroy. And Mary Ellen Fauntleroy b 1827 (and brother of Moore Gardner Fauntleroy Jr) married George William Dillard in 1845. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- The meaning of the surname Dillard is not clear. The first element 'Dill' can be from the old high german word "dill" (the herb), the old english "dyl" or "dylle" and the middle english "dill" or "dull". In England, it could either denote a grower of the herb or a dull person. The last element 'ard' could be the germanic suffix "hard, durable, strong" or it could be a variant spelling of the Flemish or French "er", a suffix that would denote either a grower or seller of the herb. More About George Dillard: 2: 22 May 1650, arr as indentured servant to 3: cpt Moore Fauntleroy 4: FTM CD354 says 1650 is corr date 5: family thought to have originated in 6: French Normandy by some people Children of George Dillard and Unknown Breckinridge are: i. James Dillard, born 1658 in England; died 1714; married Louise Page 1692; born 1662 in Bedfont, Middlesex, England. ii. Mary Dillard, born 1667. iii. Sally Dillard, born 1669. iv. Unknown Dillard, born 1671. v. Edward Dillard, born Abt. 1672; married Unknown Unknown. vi. Henry Dillard, born 1673. 2100 vii. Nicholas Dillard, born 1675 in New Kent Cty, Virginia; died Abt. 1742 in Caroline Cty, Virginia; married Mary Lewis. viii. Thomas Dillard, born 1677; died 1774 in Spotsylvania Co, Virginia; married Unknown Unknown. 4480. Hugh Shipley, born Abt. 1624 in York, Yorkshire, England. He married 4481. Unknown Unknown Abt. 1648 in York, Yorkshire, England. 4481. Unknown Unknown Child of Hugh Shipley and Unknown Unknown is: 2240 i. Adam Shipley, born Bet. 1650 - 1652 in York, Yorkshire, England; died Aug 1698 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; married Lois Howard 1675 in Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. 4482. Cornelius Howard, born 1629 in Lower Norfolk, Virginia; died 15 Apr 1680 in Anne Arundel, Maryland. He was the son of 8964. Matthew Howard and 8965. Anne Hall. He married 4483. Elizabeth Todd Bef. 1665. 4483. Elizabeth Todd, died 1680. Child of Cornelius Howard and Elizabeth Todd is: 2241 i. Lois Howard, born 1655 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; died Bet. 1698 - 1725 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel Co, Maryland; married Adam Shipley 1675 in Anne Arundel Co, Maryland. 4484. Charles Stevens, Sr He married 4485. Unknown Unknown. 4485. Unknown Unknown Child of Charles Stevens and Unknown Unknown is: 2242 i. Charles Stevens, Jr, married Elizabeth Unknown. 4620. William Christian He was the son of 9240. Unknown Christian and 9241. Unknown Unknown. He married 4621. Unknown Unknown. 4621. Unknown Unknown Child of William Christian and Unknown Unknown is: 2310 i. Thomas Christian, born 1636 in Isle of Man; died Aft. 1694 in VA. 5824. Governor Francis Lovelace, born 1620; died 1675. He was the son of 11648. Sir William Lovelace and 11649. Anna Barne. He married 5825. Blanche Talbot. 5825. Blanche Talbot Notes for Governor Francis Lovelace: Governor of New York, (1668-1673), he served as Colonel for the forces loyal to Charles I during the English Civil War Child of Francis Lovelace and Blanche Talbot is: 2912 i. Edward Lovelace, married Unknown Unknown. 7168. Walter Bassett, born 1549 in England. He married 7169. Unknown Unknown. 7169. Unknown Unknown Child of Walter Bassett and Unknown Unknown is: 3584 i. William Bassett, born Abt. 1590 in Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England; died 04 Apr 1667 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts; married (1) Cicely Leight Bef. 1606; married (2) Margaret Oldham 13 Aug 1611 in Leiden, Holland; married (3) Elizabeth Tilden Abt. 1621 in Leiden, Holland; married (4) Mary Tilden Aft. 05 Jun 1651 in Plymouth Colony. 7170. Nathaniel Tilden, born 28 Jul 1583 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 25 May 1641 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. He was the son of 14340. Thomas Tilden and 14341. Alice Bigge. He married 7171. Lydia Hucstepe Abt. 1607 in Tenterden, Kent, England. 7171. Lydia Hucstepe, born 11 Feb 1587/88 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died WFT Est. 1613-1682 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 14342. Stephen Hucstepe and 14343. Winnifred Hatch. Children of Nathaniel Tilden and Lydia Hucstepe are: 3585 i. Elizabeth Tilden, born Abt. 1600 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 1667 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts; married William Bassett Abt. 1621 in Leiden, Holland. 3587 ii. Mary Tilden, married (1) Thomas Lapham; married (2) William Bassett Aft. 05 Jun 1651 in Plymouth Colony. iii. Sarah Tilden, born 13 Jun 1613 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 20 Mar 1676/77 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina; married George Sutton 13 Mar 1635/36 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts; born 12 Apr 1613 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 12 Apr 1669 in Perquimans Co., North Carolina. 7424. Robert Blodgett, born 1578 in England; died Mar 1619/20 in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England. He was the son of 14848. Robert Blodgett and 14849. Margaret Marie Warren. He married 7425. Mary Whitlock. 7425. Mary Whitlock, born 1587 in England; died Aft. 1610 in England. She was the daughter of 14850. Roger Whitlock and 14851. Unknown Unknown. More About Robert Blodgett: Burial: 19 Mar 1619/20, Stowmarket, Suffolk, England Occupation: Innkeeper in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England Children of Robert Blodgett and Mary Whitlock are: i. Phebe Blodgett ii. Robert Blodgett 3712 iii. Thomas Blodgett, born Bef. 18 Nov 1604 in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England; died Abt. Jun 1642 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married Susannah Sergan Bef. 1627. Generation No. 14 8384. Thomas Amis I, born 1610 in Radnor, Cheshire, England. He married 8385. Unknown Unknown. 8385. Unknown Unknown, born 1614 in England. More About Thomas Amis I: Residence: 1638, Upper Norfolk Co, Virginia Child of Thomas Amis and Unknown Unknown is: 4192 i. Thomas Amis, born 1645 in France; died Aft. 1697 in Manakin, Goochland Co, Virginia; married Lucy Hayes. 8386. Francis Hayes, born Abt. 1620. He married 8387. Ann Bythell. 8387. Ann Bythell, born Abt. 1620. Child of Francis Hayes and Ann Bythell is: 4193 i. Lucy Hayes, born Abt. 1648; married Thomas Amis. 8964. Matthew Howard, born 1606 in Wardour Castle, England; died Apr 1659 in Norfolk, Lower Norfolk, Virginia. He was the son of 17928. Thomas Arundel-Howard and 17929. Anne Philipson. He married 8965. Anne Hall. 8965. Anne Hall Child of Matthew Howard and Anne Hall is: 4482 i. Cornelius Howard, born 1629 in Lower Norfolk, Virginia; died 15 Apr 1680 in Anne Arundel, Maryland; married Elizabeth Todd Bef. 1665. 9240. Unknown Christian He was the son of 18480. Daniel McCristyn and 18481. Unknown Unknown. He married 9241. Unknown Unknown. 9241. Unknown Unknown Child of Unknown Christian and Unknown Unknown is: 4620 i. William Christian, married Unknown Unknown. 11648. Sir William Lovelace, born Bef. 12 Feb 1583/84 in Canterbury, Kent, Woolrich, England; died 12 Aug 1627 in Casualty of the Seige of Groll, Holland. He was the son of 23296. Sir William Lovelace and 23297. Elizabeth Aucher. He married 11649. Anna Barne 1610. 11649. Anna Barne, born Abt. 1590; died 1633. Notes for Sir William Lovelace: Father of poet, Richard Lovelace. Baptized on 12 Feb 1584 in St. Alphege, Cantebury, EnglanDDied on 12 Aug 1627 in Groll, HollanDKnown as Sir William Lovelace of Woolrich, is styled Sir William Lovelace, the younger, of Bethersden in will signed on 15 Jul 1622. He was member of the Virginia Company and an incorporator in the second Virginia Company in 1609. A soldier, he died during the war with Spain and Holland in the siege of Groll Holland, a few days before the town fell. Married to Anne Barnes. Children include: Anne Lovelace; Richard Lovelace (12-09-1617); Thomas Lovelace (1620-1689) who died in Staten Island New York; Francis Lovelace (1621-1686), Governor of New York (1668-1673), served as Colonel for forces loyal to Charles I during English Civil War. [1700724.ged] More About Sir William Lovelace: Baptism: 12 Feb 1551/52, St Alphage, Canterbury Knighted: 20 Sep 1609, By King James I Children of William Lovelace and Anna Barne are: i. Anna Lovelace, born 1611 in Woolrich, Kent; married Rev John Gorsuch; born Abt. 1600 in Bishopsgate Ward, London, England; died 1647. Notes for Anna Lovelace: [1700724.ged] Sister of poet, Richard Lovelace. Was born before 1611, probably in Kent Co. E nglanD She died before June 1652 in Virginia. After her husband died, Ann ca me to America in 1651.[Wroth.ged] Sister of poet, Richard Lovelace. Was born before 1611, probably in Kent Co. E nglanD She died before June 1652 in Virginia. After her husband died, Ann ca me to America in 1651. More About Rev John Gorsuch: Occupation: ; Occupation: of Walkhorne in Hertford 1633 ii. Richard Lovelace, born 09 Dec 1617. More About Richard Lovelace: Occupation: Poet iii. Thomas Lovelace, born 1620; died 1689 in Staten Island, New York. 5824 iv. Governor Francis Lovelace, born 1620; died 1675; married Blanche Talbot. 14340. Thomas Tilden, born 1551 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 06 Jun 1617 in Wye, Kent, England. He was the son of 28680. Richard Tylden and 28681. Elizabeth Glover. He married 14341. Alice Bigge 10 Mar 1575/76 in St. Mildreds, Tenterden, Kent , England. 14341. Alice Bigge, born 1546 in Biddenden; died 13 May 1593 in Benenden, Kent, England. She was the daughter of 28682. Robert Bigge and 28683. Elizabeth Unknown. More About Alice Bigge: Burial: 13 May, Benenden, Kent, England Child of Thomas Tilden and Alice Bigge is: 7170 i. Nathaniel Tilden, born 28 Jul 1583 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 25 May 1641 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts; married Lydia Hucstepe Abt. 1607 in Tenterden, Kent, England. 14342. Stephen Hucstepe, born Abt. 1557 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 20 Jun 1633 in Tenterden, Kent, England. He was the son of 28684. Lawrence Hucstepe and 28685. Jone Pope. He married 14343. Winnifred Hatch 14 Feb 1582/83 in Tenterden, Kent, England. 14343. Winnifred Hatch, born Abt. 1553 in Sellinge, Kent, England; died 06 Oct 1593 in Tenterden, Kent, England. She was the daughter of 28686. Thomas Hatche and 28687. Joanne Unknown. Child of Stephen Hucstepe and Winnifred Hatch is: 7171 i. Lydia Hucstepe, born 11 Feb 1587/88 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died WFT Est. 1613-1682 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts; married Nathaniel Tilden Abt. 1607 in Tenterden, Kent, England. 14848. Robert Blodgett, born 1543 in England; died 1602 in England. He was the son of 29696. Thomas Blowgatt. He married 14849. Margaret Marie Warren. 14849. Margaret Marie Warren, born 1544 in England; died Aft. 1578. Child of Robert Blodgett and Margaret Warren is: 7424 i. Robert Blodgett, born 1578 in England; died Mar 1619/20 in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England; married Mary Whitlock. 14850. Roger Whitlock, born 1550 in England. He married 14851. Unknown Unknown. 14851. Unknown Unknown Child of Roger Whitlock and Unknown Unknown is: 7425 i. Mary Whitlock, born 1587 in England; died Aft. 1610 in England; married Robert Blodgett. Generation No. 15 17928. Thomas Arundel-Howard He was the son of 35856. Matthew Arundel-Howard and 35857. Margaret Willoughby. He married 17929. Anne Philipson 01 Jul 1608 in St Andrews, England. 17929. Anne Philipson Child of Thomas Arundel-Howard and Anne Philipson is: 8964 i. Matthew Howard, born 1606 in Wardour Castle, England; died Apr 1659 in Norfolk, Lower Norfolk, Virginia; married Anne Hall. 18480. Daniel McCristyn, born in Baldroma, Isle of Man. He married 18481. Unknown Unknown. 18481. Unknown Unknown Child of Daniel McCristyn and Unknown Unknown is: 9240 i. Unknown Christian, married Unknown Unknown. 23296. Sir William Lovelace, born 30 Sep 1561 in Lovelace, Bethersden, Kent, England; died 12 Oct 1629 in Canterbury, Kent, England. He was the son of 46592. William Lovelace and 46593. Anne Lewis. He married 23297. Elizabeth Aucher 1581. 23297. Elizabeth Aucher, born Abt. 1560; died 12 Mar 1626/27 in Canterbury Cathedral. She was the daughter of 46594. Edward Aucher and 46595. Mabel Wroth. Notes for Sir William Lovelace: Baptized on 30 Sep 1561 in St. Alphege, Canterbury, EnglanDDied in 1629 in Cantebury, EnglanDAdmitted to Grays Inn 1580. Was knighted for his role in suppresing a rebellion in IrelanD Knighted 30 July 1599 by the Earl of Essex. A member of the Virginia Company and an incorporator of the third Virginia Co. in 1614. [1700724.ged] More About Sir William Lovelace: Baptism: 30 Sep 1561, St Alphage, Canterbury Child of William Lovelace and Elizabeth Aucher is: 11648 i. Sir William Lovelace, born Bef. 12 Feb 1583/84 in Canterbury, Kent, Woolrich, England; died 12 Aug 1627 in Casualty of the Seige of Groll, Holland; married Anna Barne 1610. 28680. Richard Tylden, born 15 Oct 1520 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 15 May 1566 in Tenterden, Kent, England. He was the son of 57360. Richard Tylden and 57361. Joan Unknown. He married 28681. Elizabeth Glover 1540 in Tenterden, Kent, England. 28681. Elizabeth Glover, born 1515 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 30 Dec 1585 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. She was the daughter of 57362. Thomas Glover and 57363. Thomasine Hand. Child of Richard Tylden and Elizabeth Glover is: 14340 i. Thomas Tilden, born 1551 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 06 Jun 1617 in Wye, Kent, England; married Alice Bigge 10 Mar 1575/76 in St. Mildreds, Tenterden, Kent , England. 28682. Robert Bigge, born Jan 1504/05 in Benenden, Kent, England; died 02 Jan 1547/48 in Benenden, Kent, England. He was the son of 57364. Edward Bigge and 57365. Alice Unknown. He married 28683. Elizabeth Unknown 1528 in Benenden, Kent, England. 28683. Elizabeth Unknown, born 1508 in Kent, England; died in Benenden, Kent, England. Child of Robert Bigge and Elizabeth Unknown is: 14341 i. Alice Bigge, born 1546 in Biddenden; died 13 May 1593 in Benenden, Kent, England; married Thomas Tilden 10 Mar 1575/76 in St. Mildreds, Tenterden, Kent , England. Child of Robert Bigge and Elizabeth Unknown is: 28684. Lawrence Hucstepe, born Abt. 1521 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died Bef. 1559. He married 28685. Jone Pope 1546 in England. 28685. Jone Pope, born Abt. 1525 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died WFT Est. 1560-1620. Child of Lawrence Hucstepe and Jone Pope is: 14342 i. Stephen Hucstepe, born Abt. 1557 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 20 Jun 1633 in Tenterden, Kent, England; married Winnifred Hatch 14 Feb 1582/83 in Tenterden, Kent, England. 28686. Thomas Hatche, born Abt. 1527 in Sellinge, Kent, England; died Bef. 13 Oct 1568 in England. He married 28687. Joanne Unknown 1552 in England. 28687. Joanne Unknown, born Bet. 1527 - 1531 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 1574 in England. Child of Thomas Hatche and Joanne Unknown is: 14343 i. Winnifred Hatch, born Abt. 1553 in Sellinge, Kent, England; died 06 Oct 1593 in Tenterden, Kent, England; married Stephen Hucstepe 14 Feb 1582/83 in Tenterden, Kent, England. 29696. Thomas Blowgatt, born 1490 in England; died 1560 in England. Child of Thomas Blowgatt is: 14848 i. Robert Blodgett, born 1543 in England; died 1602 in England; married Margaret Marie Warren. Generation No. 16 35856. Matthew Arundel-Howard, born 1535 in England; died 1598. He was the son of 71712. Thomas Arundel and 71713. Margaret Howard. He married 35857. Margaret Willoughby. 35857. Margaret Willoughby Child of Matthew Arundel-Howard and Margaret Willoughby is: 17928 i. Thomas Arundel-Howard, married Anne Philipson 01 Jul 1608 in St Andrews, England. 46592. William Lovelace, born 1525; died 23 May 1577. He married 46593. Anne Lewis. 46593. Anne Lewis Child of William Lovelace and Anne Lewis is: 23296 i. Sir William Lovelace, born 30 Sep 1561 in Lovelace, Bethersden, Kent, England; died 12 Oct 1629 in Canterbury, Kent, England; married Elizabeth Aucher 1581. 46594. Edward Aucher, died 14 Feb 1567/68. He was the son of 93188. Sir Anthony Aucher and 93189. Affra Cornwallis. He married 46595. Mabel Wroth. 46595. Mabel Wroth, born 1542; died 1597. She was the daughter of 93190. Sir Thomas Wroth and 93191. Mary Rich. Notes for Edward Aucher: Of Bishopborne, Kent, England Child of Edward Aucher and Mabel Wroth is: 23297 i. Elizabeth Aucher, born Abt. 1560; died 12 Mar 1626/27 in Canterbury Cathedral; married Sir William Lovelace 1581. 57360. Richard Tylden, born in Tenterden, Kent, England; died Aft. 1552. He was the son of 114720. Robert Tylden and 114721. Alice Unknown. He married 57361. Joan Unknown 1515 in Kent, England. 57361. Joan Unknown, born Abt. 1500 in England; died Aft. 1557. Child of Richard Tylden and Joan Unknown is: 28680 i. Richard Tylden, born 15 Oct 1520 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 15 May 1566 in Tenterden, Kent, England; married Elizabeth Glover 1540 in Tenterden, Kent, England. 57362. Thomas Glover, born Abt. 1725 in Kent, England. He married 57363. Thomasine Hand in Wilmington, Kent, England. 57363. Thomasine Hand Child of Thomas Glover and Thomasine Hand is: 28681 i. Elizabeth Glover, born 1515 in Tenterden, Kent, England; died 30 Dec 1585 in Cranbrook, Kent, England; married (1) Richard Tylden 1540 in Tenterden, Kent, England; married (2) Richard Tilden 1540 in Benenden, Kent, England. 57364. Edward Bigge, born Abt. 1480 in Benenden, Kent, England. He was the son of 114728. Robert Bigge and 114729. Agnes Unknown. He married 57365. Alice Unknown in Kent, England. 57365. Alice Unknown, born Abt. 1480 in Benenden, Kent, England. Child of Edward Bigge and Alice Unknown is: 28682 i. Robert Bigge, born Jan 1504/05 in Benenden, Kent, England; died 02 Jan 1547/48 in Benenden, Kent, England; married (1) Elizabeth Unknown 1528 in Benenden, Kent, England; married (2) Elizabeth Unknown Abt. 1547 in England. Generation No. 17 71712. Thomas Arundel He was the son of 143424. John Arundel and 143425. Elizabeth Grey. He married 71713. Margaret Howard. 71713. Margaret Howard She was the daughter of 143426. Edmond Howard and 143427. Joyce Culpepper. Child of Thomas Arundel and Margaret Howard is: 35856 i. Matthew Arundel-Howard, born 1535 in England; died 1598; married Margaret Willoughby. 93188. Sir Anthony Aucher, born Abt. 1500 in Otterden, England. He married 93189. Affra Cornwallis. 93189. Affra Cornwallis Child of Anthony Aucher and Affra Cornwallis is: 46594 i. Edward Aucher, died 14 Feb 1567/68; married Mabel Wroth. 93190. Sir Thomas Wroth, born 1516 in England; died 16 Apr 1575 in England. He was the son of 186380. Robert Wroth and 186381. Jane Haute. He married 93191. Mary Rich. 93191. Mary Rich Notes for Sir Thomas Wroth: Knighted 2-1546/47 Member of Parliament for Middlesex 1544 and 1547-1552. Gentleman of Bedchamber & Privy council for Edward VI Inherited Durrants on death of father, ward of the King, eduated at St. John's college, Cambridge. Member of Gray's Inn. Absented himself during Mary's reign, returning on Elizabeth's coronation. In Parliament was Knight of the Shire of Middlesex, 1558, special commissioner in the government of Ireland in 1562. Commissioner for the Muster in Middlesex and for the Lord Lieutenancy of London 1569. [Wroth.ged] Child of Thomas Wroth and Mary Rich is: 46595 i. Mabel Wroth, born 1542; died 1597; married Edward Aucher. 114720. Robert Tylden, born 1440 in Benenden, Kent, England; died 11 Jul 1480 in Benenden, Kent, England. He was the son of 229440. John Tylden and 229441. Joan Unknown. He married 114721. Alice Unknown 1470 in Benenden, Kent, England. 114721. Alice Unknown, born 1444 in Benenden, Kent, England; died in Benenden, Kent, England. Child of Robert Tylden and Alice Unknown is: 57360 i. Richard Tylden, born in Tenterden, Kent, England; died Aft. 1552; married Joan Unknown 1515 in Kent, England. 114728. Robert Bigge, born in Benenden, Kent, England; died 17 Jul 1500. He was the son of 229456. Richard Bigge and 229457. Agnes Unknown. He married 114729. Agnes Unknown. 114729. Agnes Unknown, born Abt. 1451 in Benenden, Kent, England. Child of Robert Bigge and Agnes Unknown is: 57364 i. Edward Bigge, born Abt. 1480 in Benenden, Kent, England; married Alice Unknown in Kent, England. Generation No. 18 143424. John Arundel He married 143425. Elizabeth Grey. 143425. Elizabeth Grey She was the daughter of 286850. Thomas Grey and 286851. Cecilia Bonvile. Child of John Arundel and Elizabeth Grey is: 71712 i. Thomas Arundel, married Margaret Howard. 143426. Edmond Howard He married 143427. Joyce Culpepper. 143427. Joyce Culpepper Child of Edmond Howard and Joyce Culpepper is: 71713 i. Margaret Howard, married Thomas Arundel. 186380. Robert Wroth, born 1489; died Bef. 26 May 1536. He was the son of 372760. John Wroth and 372761. Joanna Newdigate. He married 186381. Jane Haute. 186381. Jane Haute Notes for Robert Wroth: [Wroth.ged] Of Durrants/Durrance in Enfield Attorney of the Duchy of Lancaster Commissioner into the inquiry of possession of Cardinal Woolery in 1529 Member for Middlesex in Reformation of Parliment 1529-1535 Child of Robert Wroth and Jane Haute is: 93190 i. Sir Thomas Wroth, born 1516 in England; died 16 Apr 1575 in England; married Mary Rich. 229440. John Tylden, born 1406 in Marden, Kent, England; died 1443 in Crotehill, England. He was the son of 458880. Thomas Tylden and 458881. Jane Johanna Unknown. He married 229441. Joan Unknown 1429 in Benenden, Kent, England. 229441. Joan Unknown, born 1412 in Benenden, Kent, England; died 15 Jun 1474 in Willshire, England. Child of John Tylden and Joan Unknown is: 114720 i. Robert Tylden, born 1440 in Benenden, Kent, England; died 11 Jul 1480 in Benenden, Kent, England; married Alice Unknown 1470 in Benenden, Kent, England. 229456. Richard Bigge, born Abt. 1424 in Benenden, Kent, England. He married 229457. Agnes Unknown in Kent, England. 229457. Agnes Unknown, born Abt. 1426. Child of Richard Bigge and Agnes Unknown is: 114728 i. Robert Bigge, born in Benenden, Kent, England; died 17 Jul 1500; married Agnes Unknown. Generation No. 19 286850. Thomas Grey He married 286851. Cecilia Bonvile. 286851. Cecilia Bonvile She was the daughter of 573702. William Bonvile and 573703. Katherine Nevill. Child of Thomas Grey and Cecilia Bonvile is: 143425 i. Elizabeth Grey, married John Arundel. 372760. John Wroth He was the son of 745520. John Wroth and 745521. Eliza Lewkenor. He married 372761. Joanna Newdigate. 372761. Joanna Newdigate Child of John Wroth and Joanna Newdigate is: 186380 i. Robert Wroth, born 1489; died Bef. 26 May 1536; married Jane Haute. 458880. Thomas Tylden, born 1378 in Marden, Kent, England; died 1450. He married 458881. Jane Johanna Unknown Abt. 1402 in Benenden, Kent, England. 458881. Jane Johanna Unknown, born 1383 in Benenden, Kent, England; died 1463. Child of Thomas Tylden and Jane Unknown is: 229440 i. John Tylden, born 1406 in Marden, Kent, England; died 1443 in Crotehill, England; married Joan Unknown 1429 in Benenden, Kent, England. Generation No. 20 573702. William Bonvile He married 573703. Katherine Nevill. 573703. Katherine Nevill She was the daughter of 1147406. Richard Nevill and 1147407. Alice Montacute. Child of William Bonvile and Katherine Nevill is: 286851 i. Cecilia Bonvile, married Thomas Grey. 745520. John Wroth He was the son of 1491040. William Wroth and 1491041. Amery Unknown. He married 745521. Eliza Lewkenor. 745521. Eliza Lewkenor Child of John Wroth and Eliza Lewkenor is: 372760 i. John Wroth, married Joanna Newdigate. Generation No. 21 1147406. Richard Nevill He was the son of 2294812. Ralph Earl Of Westmoreland 1st De Neville and 2294813. Joan De Beaufort. He married 1147407. Alice Montacute. 1147407. Alice Montacute Child of Richard Nevill and Alice Montacute is: 573703 i. Katherine Nevill, married William Bonvile. 1491040. William Wroth He was the son of 2982080. William Wroth. He married 1491041. Amery Unknown. 1491041. Amery Unknown Child of William Wroth and Amery Unknown is: 745520 i. John Wroth, married Eliza Lewkenor. Generation No. 22 2294812. Ralph Earl Of Westmoreland 1st De Neville, born 1363; died 21 Oct 1425 in Raby Castle, Durham. He was the son of 4589624. John Lord Neville Of Raby 3rd De Neville and 4589625. Maud De Percy. He married 2294813. Joan De Beaufort 03 Feb 1395/96. 2294813. Joan De Beaufort, born Abt. 1379; died 13 Nov 1444 in Honden, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of 4589626. Duke Of Lancaster John of Gaunt Plantagenet and 4589627. Catherine Roet. Notes for Ralph Earl Of Westmoreland 1st De Neville: [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] Children of Ralph De Neville and Joan De Beaufort are: i. Lady Cicely Neville, born 03 May 1415 in Raby Castle, Durham; died 31 May 1495 in Berkhamsted Castle, Hertz; married Richard Duke Of York 3rd Plantagenet; born 21 Sep 1411; died 30 Dec 1460. Notes for Lady Cicely Neville: [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] 1147406 ii. Richard Nevill, married Alice Montacute. 2982080. William Wroth He was the son of 5964160. John Wroth III and 5964161. Maud Durant. Child of William Wroth is: 1491040 i. William Wroth, married Amery Unknown. Generation No. 23 4589624. John Lord Neville Of Raby 3rd De Neville He married 4589625. Maud De Percy. 4589625. Maud De Percy Child of John De Neville and Maud De Percy is: 2294812 i. Ralph Earl Of Westmoreland 1st De Neville, born 1363; died 21 Oct 1425 in Raby Castle, Durham; married Joan De Beaufort 03 Feb 1395/96. 4589626. Duke Of Lancaster John of Gaunt Plantagenet, born Mar 1339/40 in St Bavons Abbey, Ghent, Flanders; died 03 Feb 1398/99 in Leicester Castle, London, England. He was the son of 9179252. King Of England Edward III Plantagenet and 9179253. Philippa Of Hainault. He married 4589627. Catherine Roet 13 Jan 1395/96 in Lincoln Cathedral, Lincolnshire, England. 4589627. Catherine Roet, born 1350; died 10 May 1403 in Lincoln Cathedral. She was the daughter of 9179254. King of Arms Payne Of Guienne Roet and 9179255. Unknown Unknown. Notes for Catherine Roet: [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Master File 08JUN02.FBK.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] [Robison Family Master File.FTW] [Robison Family.FTW] [Barbara Peace Crain.FTW] Child of John Plantagenet and Catherine Roet is: 2294813 i. Joan De Beaufort, born Abt. 1379; died 13 Nov 1444 in Honden, Yorkshire; married Ralph Earl Of Westmoreland 1st De Neville 03 Feb 1395/96. 5964160. John Wroth III He married 5964161. Maud Durant. 5964161. Maud Durant Child of John Wroth and Maud Durant is: 2982080 i. William Wroth. Generation No. 24 9179252. King Of England Edward III Plantagenet, born 13 Nov 1312 in Windsor Castle, Windsor, Berkshire, England; died 21 Jun 1377 in Sheen Palace, Surrey. He was the son of 18358504. King Of England Edward II Plantagenet and 18358505. Isabella De France. He married 9179253. Philippa Of Hainault. 9179253. Philippa Of Hainault, born 24 Jun 1311 in Valenciennes; died 14 Aug 1369 in Windsor Castle, Windsor, Berkshire, England. She was the daughter of 18358506. William III The Good Plantagenet and 18358507. Jeanne De Valois. Children of Edward Plantagenet and Philippa Hainault are: i. Edmund Of Langley Plantagenet, born 05 Jun 1341; died 01 Aug 1342; married Isabella Of Castile; born 1355. 4589626 ii. Duke Of Lancaster John of Gaunt Plantagenet, born Mar 1339/40 in St Bavons Abbey, Ghent, Flanders; died 03 Feb 1398/99 in Leicester Castle, London, England; married Catherine Roet 13 Jan 1395/96 in Lincoln Cathedral, Lincolnshire, England. 9179254. King of Arms Payne Of Guienne Roet He married 9179255. Unknown Unknown. 9179255. Unknown Unknown Child of Payne Roet and Unknown Unknown is: 4589627 i. Catherine Roet, born 1350; died 10 May 1403 in Lincoln Cathedral; married Duke Of Lancaster John of Gaunt Plantagenet 13 Jan 1395/96 in Lincoln Cathedral, Lincolnshire, England. Generation No. 25 18358504. King Of England Edward II Plantagenet, born 25 Apr 1284 in Caernarvon, Wales; died 21 Sep 1327 in Berkely Castle, England. He was the son of 36717008. King of England Edward I Plantagenet and 36717009. Eleonor Of Castile Countess De Ponthieu. He married 18358505. Isabella De France 1308. 18358505. Isabella De France, born 1292. More About King Of England Edward II Plantagenet: Fact 1: of Caernarvon Child of Edward Plantagenet and Isabella De France is: 9179252 i. King Of England Edward III Plantagenet, born 13 Nov 1312 in Windsor Castle, Windsor, Berkshire, England; died 21 Jun 1377 in Sheen Palace, Surrey; married Philippa Of Hainault. 18358506. William III The Good Plantagenet, born Abt. 1280. He was the son of 36717012. John II Count Of Hainault Plantagenet and 36717013. of Luxenburg Philipine Unknown. He married 18358507. Jeanne De Valois. 18358507. Jeanne De Valois, born Abt. 1294. Child of William Plantagenet and Jeanne De Valois is: 9179253 i. Philippa Of Hainault, born 24 Jun 1311 in Valenciennes; died 14 Aug 1369 in Windsor Castle, Windsor, Berkshire, England; married King Of England Edward III Plantagenet. Generation No. 26 36717008. King of England Edward I Plantagenet, born 17 Jun 1239. He was the son of 73434016. King Of England Henry III Plantagenet and 73434017. Eleanor Of Provence Beringer. He married 36717009. Eleonor Of Castile Countess De Ponthieu 18 Oct 1254. 36717009. Eleonor Of Castile Countess De Ponthieu, born Abt. 1244 in Castille, Spain; died 12 Nov 1290 in Grantham, England. Child of Edward Plantagenet and Eleonor De Ponthieu is: 18358504 i. King Of England Edward II Plantagenet, born 25 Apr 1284 in Caernarvon, Wales; died 21 Sep 1327 in Berkely Castle, England; married Isabella De France 1308. 36717012. John II Count Of Hainault Plantagenet He was the son of 73434024. John Count Of Avesnes Plantagenet and 73434025. Countess of Holland Aleidis Unknown. He married 36717013. of Luxenburg Philipine Unknown. 36717013. of Luxenburg Philipine Unknown Child of John Plantagenet and Philipine Unknown is: 18358506 i. William III The Good Plantagenet, born Abt. 1280; married Jeanne De Valois. Generation No. 27 73434016. King Of England Henry III Plantagenet, born 01 Oct 1207 in England; died in England. He was the son of 146868032. King Of England John 1st Lackland Plantagenet and 146868033. Queen Of Taillefer Isabella Of Angouleme. He married 73434017. Eleanor Of Provence Beringer. 73434017. Eleanor Of Provence Beringer, born 1217. Child of Henry Plantagenet and Eleanor Beringer is: 36717008 i. King of England Edward I Plantagenet, born 17 Jun 1239; married (1) Marguerite Of France Le Hardi; married (2) Eleonor Of Castile Countess De Ponthieu 18 Oct 1254. 73434024. John Count Of Avesnes Plantagenet He was the son of 146868048. Burchard Of Avesnes Plantagenet and 146868049. I of Flanders (PLANTAGE Margaret Unknown. He married 73434025. Countess of Holland Aleidis Unknown. 73434025. Countess of Holland Aleidis Unknown Child of John Plantagenet and Aleidis Unknown is: 36717012 i. John II Count Of Hainault Plantagenet, married of Luxenburg Philipine Unknown. Generation No. 28 146868032. King Of England John 1st Lackland Plantagenet, born 24 Dec 1167; died 19 Oct 1216. He was the son of 293736064. Henry II Curtmantle Fitz Empress Plantagenet and 293736065. Eleanor Of Aquitaine. He married 146868033. Queen Of Taillefer Isabella Of Angouleme 24 Aug 1200. 146868033. Queen Of Taillefer Isabella Of Angouleme, born 1188. Child of John Plantagenet and Isabella Angouleme is: 73434016 i. King Of England Henry III Plantagenet, born 01 Oct 1207 in England; died in England; married Eleanor Of Provence Beringer. 146868048. Burchard Of Avesnes Plantagenet He married 146868049. I of Flanders (PLANTAGE Margaret Unknown. 146868049. I of Flanders (PLANTAGE Margaret Unknown Child of Burchard Plantagenet and Margaret Unknown is: 73434024 i. John Count Of Avesnes Plantagenet, married Countess of Holland Aleidis Unknown. Generation No. 29 293736064. Henry II Curtmantle Fitz Empress Plantagenet, born 25 Mar 1133 in Le Mans, Sarthe, France; died 06 Jul 1189 in Chinon Castle, Indre-et-Loirre, France. He was the son of 587472128. The Fair Count Of Anjou Geoffrey V Plantagenet and 587472129. The Empress Queen Matilda Unknown. He married 293736065. Eleanor Of Aquitaine 18 May 1152 in Bourdeux Cathedral, Bourdeux, France. 293736065. Eleanor Of Aquitaine, born 1122 in Aquitane,France; died 31 Mar 1204. Child of Henry Plantagenet and Eleanor Aquitaine is: 146868032 i. King Of England John 1st Lackland Plantagenet, born 24 Dec 1167; died 19 Oct 1216; married Queen Of Taillefer Isabella Of Angouleme 24 Aug 1200. Generation No. 30 587472128. The Fair Count Of Anjou Geoffrey V Plantagenet, born 24 Aug 1113 in Anjou, Maine, France; died 07 Sep 1151 in France. He was the son of 1174944256. Count Of Anjou Fulk V The Younger Plantagenet and 1174944257. Ermendard of Maine. He married 587472129. The Empress Queen Matilda Unknown 22 May 1128 in Le Mans Cathedral, Anjou, France. 587472129. The Empress Queen Matilda Unknown Child of Geoffrey Plantagenet and Matilda Unknown is: 293736064 i. Henry II Curtmantle Fitz Empress Plantagenet, born 25 Mar 1133 in Le Mans, Sarthe, France; died 06 Jul 1189 in Chinon Castle, Indre-et-Loirre, France; married Eleanor Of Aquitaine 18 May 1152 in Bourdeux Cathedral, Bourdeux, France. Generation No. 31 1174944256. Count Of Anjou Fulk V The Younger Plantagenet, died 14 Nov 1143. He was the son of 2349888512. Count Of Anjou Fulk IV The Rude Plantagenet and 2349888513. Bertrada Demontford. He married 1174944257. Ermendard of Maine. 1174944257. Ermendard of Maine Child of Fulk Plantagenet and Ermendard Maine is: 587472128 i. The Fair Count Of Anjou Geoffrey V Plantagenet, born 24 Aug 1113 in Anjou, Maine, France; died 07 Sep 1151 in France; married The Empress Queen Matilda Unknown 22 May 1128 in Le Mans Cathedral, Anjou, France. Generation No. 32 2349888512. Count Of Anjou Fulk IV The Rude Plantagenet, born 14 Nov 1106. He was the son of 4699777024. Count Of Gastinois Geoffrey Ferole Plantagenet and 4699777025. Ermengard D'Anjou. He married 2349888513. Bertrada Demontford. 2349888513. Bertrada Demontford Child of Fulk Plantagenet and Bertrada Demontford is: 1174944256 i. Count Of Anjou Fulk V The Younger Plantagenet, died 14 Nov 1143; married Ermendard of Maine. Generation No. 33 4699777024. Count Of Gastinois Geoffrey Ferole Plantagenet He married 4699777025. Ermengard D'Anjou. 4699777025. Ermengard D'Anjou, born 1018. Child of Geoffrey Plantagenet and Ermengard D'Anjou is: 2349888512 i. Count Of Anjou Fulk IV The Rude Plantagenet, born 14 Nov 1106; married Bertrada Demontford.