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Descendants of Daniel Ferree

19. BENJAMIN⁴ FAULKNER (MARIE CATHERINE 'MARY'³ FERREE, DANIEL², JEAN¹ LA VERREE) was born December 17, 1714 in King & Queen County, Virginia ²¹, and died 1784 in Halifax County, Virginia. He married (1) ANN NICHOLS Abt. 1740 in Virginia. He married (2) FRANCES JOHNSON Abt. 1765 in Virginia.

Children of BENJAMIN FAULKNER and ANN NICHOLS are:

67.	i.	JACOB⁵ FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1738, King & Queen Co, VA; d. March 1823, Chester Spring, Virginia.
68.	ii.	ESTHER FAULKNER, b. Bet. 1742 - 1743, Virginia; d. Virginia.
69.	iii.	JOHN FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1745, Halifax Co, VA; d. January 19, 1818, Montgomery Co, TN.

Children of BENJAMIN FAULKNER and FRANCES JOHNSON are:

	iv.	JOSIAH⁵ FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1765.
70.	v.	JOHNSON FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1766, Halifax Co, VA.
	vi.	JANE FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1767, Virginia; m. MAJOR WYATT, January 23, 1793, Halifax Co, VA; b. Bet. 1760 - 1767, Halifax Co, VA; d. 1845.
	vii.	SARAH FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1771, Halifax Co, VA; m. JOSEPH CARTER, April 04, 1792, Halifax Co, VA.
	viii.	SUSANNAH FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1773; m. JOHN BROOKS, January 08, 1795.
	ix.	JOSEPH FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1775, Halifax Co, VA; m. NANCY OATES, November 14, 1799, Halifax Co, VA.
	x.	ELIZABETH FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1777; m. BENJAMIN F. CHILES, October 17, 1797, Halifax Co, VA.
	xi.	CATHERINE FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1780, Halifax Co, VA; m. ISAAC OLIVER, February 18, 1808, Halifax Co, VA.
	xii.	KILEY FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1784.

20. JOHN⁴ FAULKNER (MARIE CATHERINE 'MARY'³ FERREE, DANIEL², JEAN¹ LA VERREE) was born Abt. 1717 in Bethlehem Township, Northampton Co., Pa.. He married SARAH FORD. She was born WFT Est. 1712-1727.

Child of JOHN FAULKNER and SARAH FORD is:

71.

FRANCIS⁵ FAULKNER, b. WFT Est. 1736-1762.

21. JESSE⁴ FAULKNER, SR. (MARIE CATHERINE 'MARY'³ FERREE, DANIEL², JEAN¹ LA VERREE)²² was born 1718 in Bethlehem Township, Northampton Co., Pa., and died Aft. 1789 in Frederick County, Virginia. He married MARTHA SMITH Abt. 1744 in Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware ²³. She was born 1724 in Pennsylvania, and died 1776 in Virginia.

Notes for JESSE FAULKNER, SR.:
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Notes for Jesse Faulkner, Sr:
From: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy: Virginia [p.361] RECORDS "1770, 6, 4. Jesse & child, David, Jesse, Ruth, Robert, Martha & Hannah, received on certificate from Warrington monthly meeting"

More About JESSE FAULKNER, SR.:
Religion: Quaker

Children of JESSE FAULKNER and MARTHA SMITH are:

THOMAS⁵ FAULKNER, SR., b. 1745, Pennsylvania; m. JANE DUNN.

Notes for THOMAS FAULKNER, SR.:
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Notes for Thomas Faulkner, Sr.:
Was a soldier inthe War of 1812

Buried at New Hope (Friends) Cemetary

Notes for JANE DUNN:
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Notes for Jane Dunn:
From: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy: Virginia [p.361] RECORDS "1770, 11, 5. Jane & child, William, Sarah, Ann & James Dun, received on certificate from Warrington monthly meeting"

	ii.	MARY FAULKNER, b. March 02, 1746/47, Pennsylvania ²⁴; m. JOHN GRIFFITH, October 11, 1767, York, Pennsylvania; b. WFT Est. 1736-1748.
72.	iii.	JANE FAULKNER, b. 1748, Hellam Township, York County, Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1808, Pennsylvania.
73.	iv.	DAVID FAULKNER, SR., b. June 26, 1749, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; d. January 30, 1831, Paintersville, Greene County, Ohio.
74.	v.	ALICE FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1751, York County, Pennsylvania; d. 1772, York County, Pennsylvania.
	vi.	JESSE FAULKNER, JR., b. 1752, Pennsylvania; d. 1839, Caesarcreek Township, Ohio; m. (1) MARY HASTINGS, November 08, 1786; m. (2) HANNAH PICKETT, July 05, 1797.

Notes for JESSE FAULKNER, JR.:
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Notes for Jesse Faulkner, Jr.:
From: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy: Virginia [p.361] RECORDS "1779, 6, 7. Jesse [Falkner] Jr. disowned" "1786, 8, 7. Jesse Jr. reinstated " "1795, 3, 2. William, Martha, Thomas & Eleanor, child Jesse Jr., received by request"

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RUTH FAULKNER, b. 1757, Pennsylvania; m. (1) UNKNOWN DOWNING; m. (2) STEPHEN THATCHER, April 05, 1780.

Notes for RUTH FAULKNER:
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Notes for Ruth Faulkner:
From: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy: Virginia [p.361] RECORDS "1793, 1, 7. Ruth condemned married out of unity; Sadsbury monthly meeting request requests requested care of this meeting" "1793, 3, 4. Report to be sent to Sadsbury that Ruth's offering appears sincere" "1794, 4, 7. Ruth received on certificate from Sadsbury monthly meeting, dated 1793, 12, 18"

75.	viii.	ROBERT FAULKNER, b. October 09, 1764, Berkeley County, Virginia or Pennsylvania.
	ix.	MARTHA PATSEY FAULKNER, b. December 03, 1765, Pennsylvania; m. DAVID PAINTER, February 08, 1786; b. January 11, 1761, Virginia.
	x.	HANNAH FAULKNER, b. Abt. 1766, Pennsylvania²⁴; m. UNKNOWN GRIFFITH; b. WFT Est. 1756-1771.

Notes for HANNAH FAULKNER:
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Notes for Hannah Faulkner:
From: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy: Virginia [p.361] RECORDS "1790, 12, 6. Hannah Griffeth (former Faulkner) reported married contrary to discipline; disowned"

22. MARY CATHERINE⁴ FAULKNER (MARIE CATHERINE 'MARY'³ FERREE, DANIEL², JEAN¹ LA VERREE) was born May 18, 1718 in Bethlehem Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, and died Abt. 1780 in Virginia. She married (1) WILLIAM GREEN November 08, 1736. He died Abt. 1737. She married (2) STEPHEN HEARD, COLONEL²⁵ 1738 in Newcastle, Delaware ²⁶, son of CHARLES HEARD and UNKNOWN WIFE. He was born WFT Est. 1708-1719 in Virginia²⁶, and died October 29, 1774 in Pittsylvania Co. Virginia²⁶.

Notes for MARY CATHERINE FAULKNER:
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SOURCE: http://members.aol.com/shelveston/heardweb.html

There are two groups of researchers with regard to the Heard family: Those who subscribe to the unproven
theory of Stephen eloping with Mary Faulkner of "Wales", the daughter of "Lord" Faulkner of Wales. These
researchers also are desperately clinging to the hope that proof will be found that Stephen's father was truly
John Heard, "Earle of Tyrone". They believe that John Heard married Margaret McDonald, daughter of the
Great O'Neill of Tyrone, Ireland. The second group of researchers believes that nothing has been proved
about Stephen Heard's parents. It is a matter of record that no Earl of Tyrone has ever been named
"Heard" nor does the name Heard appear in Burkes Peerage. These researchers believe they have proved
that Mary Faulkner was not born in Wales, and not the daughter of "Lord Faulkner".

Such a lovely family legend is really hard to give up. Just remember, no proof has ever been found of any of
the above. That aside, I've found that family legends generally do have at least a "grain" of truth. I'm not
certain what that "grain" is in this case. One thing I am sure of is that the Heard Family IS SPECIAL
whether of noble birth or not and generations of Heards have all known the family legends and passed them
down from generation to generation. I am very sure that the John (or Charles) Heard that was the founder of
our family was a very special man to be remembered in such a way by so many people over so many
generations.It is believed that Mary Faulkner was born in Bethlehem PA, lived in Lancaster PA and married
Stephen Heard probably in Lancaster PA or VA.

The grain of truth is that Mary Faulkner does come from an aristocratic background. Mary's mother was
Mary Catherine Ferree daughter of Daniel Ferree and Marie de la Warrembere of Picardie France. Daniel
Ferree was a prosperous silk manufacturer.

The Ferrees had been French Huguenot silk manufacturers and members of lower Normandy's lesser nobility
since 1255.

Notes for STEPHEN HEARD, COLONEL:
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A List of Land and Tithes Taken by Hugh Innes for Pittsylvania County, Anno. Dom.1767

Wm. Heard,
George Heard
Wm. Beans
Stephen Heard
Jesse Heard
John Heard
Stephen Heard, Jr
John Heard

SOURCE: Janet Evoyn Green Ariciu (Taken from Janet's Web Page at http://www.geocities.com/janet_ariciu/

Records of Augusta County, Virginia, 1745 - 1800, p.378

Page 72.--13th October, 1761. Patrick McDonald, talour, to Stephen Herd (Heard), of Albemarle County,
�70, lot No. 12 in Staunton (one dwelling house and two office houses) and also 50 acres woodland belonging
to it. one negro boy. Teste: Thomas Heard, Thos. Fitzpatrick, Michael Daugherty. [p.379]

THIS IS SPECIAL NOTE FROM THE STEPHEN HEARD FAMILY

Joyce Poole has done a lot of hard work. Joyce did the Poole Chart so the Heard researchers would know when they read something that was incorrect. People read all of the BAD DAR records and those BAD genealogy books that are full of mistakes and keep passing it around.

The Stephen Heard is NOT related to John Heard the Earl of Tyrone and his wife Lady Margaret. This TWO DIFFERANT FAMILIES. Just because you would like belong to a Royal family doesn't make it true. BECAREFUL for there a lot of MISTAKES OUT HERE.

Joyce Poole's Chart. Joyce Poole is our Heard family researcher. She wonderful person who will share finds with anyone. If you would like her chart email me and I will give her you address. More about Joyce look at the bottom of my page.

Click here to link to Library of Virginia. Library of Virginia Archives. This were I found the Land records for Hurd/Heard etc family. I am not sure which Heard is which. Nice place to look for families.

The Library of Virginia

At the bottom of this page I posted Heard family Bible's that I found in a book.The name of the book and I found there I add to bottom of this page. Janet

States this �Much confused and erroneous information has been passed around and published about this family. Among the misconceptions, the one most often seen is that the immigrant ancestor was John, the Earl of Tyrone in No. Ire, wife Margaret McDonald, and a 2nd wife Esther LaPeirrre in SC. Such claims have been completely refuted.

Also, county records show that three of those said to be John�s sons are ACTUALLY the sons of #1 Charles Heard, blacksmith, who died about 1748 at Hardware River, Albmarle Co Va. Those sons of #1 Charles were #2 Stephen Jr who died 1774 Pittsylvania Co VA. #3 John who died in 1787 Wilkes Co. Ga; # 4 Charles JR who died 1797 Wilkes Co GA.

Note John Heard with wife Esther LaPierrr of SC can have no close connection to these Heards. John was a Jacobite rebel deported from England, arriving in Charleston in 1716. Age-wise he would be a different geneeration than the father of Charles, Stephen and George Heard of PA and Va.

The first generation of this Heard family seen in America, by authoritative records found so far is CHARLES SR(The blacksmith), STEPEHN AND their probable brothers GEORGE(a baker) AND UNKNOWN.

Records indicate that upon immigration, Our Heard family first lived in and near Lancaster Co,. PA. It should be pointed out that many early immigrants to Colonial PA. As well as to the other Colonies, either did not seek or did not have recorded title to the lands they settled until years later, perhaps not at all if they left the area. We have proof that Stephen Sr was at Sadsbury before 1727; he died there with a will dated 11 Oct 1756. Among his will-named children was Thomas, who appears to have later lived in Ninety Six District SC.. We may also see records in Lnacaster Co Pa for Heards who may be Charles JR found on 1740 Taxed in New London Twp and for George Sr and JR and John possibly son of George Sr.

These records and the connection of the Abbleville Co. SC family were discovered by Charles R Clemson of Lancaster,Pa. In nearby Salisbury of Lancaster Co. PA. Was Thomas Falkner by 1714, later father �in-law of Stephen. The family of Charles SR moved to Goochland Co Va. by 1741 joined by George�s group a little later. The traditional location �Hanover Co. VA.

The earliest writings so far found about the Sadsbury-Albemarle Heard family tradition include a paper by Eliza Jane Heard Wootten b 1825 d 1893 and a letter by her brother Dr Falkener Heard b 1828 d 1900. They both wrote that the family came from Co. Tyrone, Ire to America 1720s, but gave NO NAME FOR THE IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR. They also commented on a very old record of this family reported to have contained information back 1420. Family members had talked about this record, saying where it had been kept and who had a copy it. It was said to have been partly in Gaelic and partly in English, as they had land in both places, living first in England before moving to Ireland. Dr Falkner Heard comment that 200 names had been counted in the record. If part of that record was in Gaelic, it would indicate the family was in Ireland for a long time, probably from 1620ca. We know from writings for Julius W, Lliy, Heard researcher, that this �lost or mislaid� record was being sought by 1906.

Records of Augusta County, Virginia 1745 - 1800, p. 378. Page 72.---13th October, 1761. Patrick McDonald, tailor, to Stephen Herd (Heard) of Albermarle County, 70 pounds, lot No. 12 in Staunton (one dwelling house and two office houses), and also 50 acres woodland belonging to it. One Negro Boy. Test: Thomas Heard, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Michael Daughterty. (p. 379)

GRANTEE Heard, Stephen. grantee. DATE 6 July 1741. Location: Goochland County. Description: 348 acres on the south fork of Hardware River adjoin.g land of Venable. Source: Land Office Patents No. 19, 1739-1741, p. 1032 (Reel 17). Part of the index to the recorded copies of patents for land issued by the Secretary of the Colony serving as the colonial Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.

"VIRGINIA WILL RECORDS"by Judith McGhan

Stephen Heard of Pittsylvania Co.Va d Oct 29,1774,prob. Nov 24,1774. Wit Peter Gillamm, Isham Belcher, Robt. Hughs, Geo. Heard, Ch: Cocherham, Leg. wife Mary, Children Jesse, Stephen, George, Mary Heard,Anne Gwilim and Susannah Standeford

Stephen Heard's will was proven at Pittsylvania Courthouse November, 1774. He named wife Mary, children Jesse Heard, Stephen Heard, George Heard, Mary Heard, Anne Gwilim, Susannah Standiford.

THE HISTORY of PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY VIRGINIA APPENDIX I FIRST LIST OF TITHABLES OF PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, YEAR 1767 page 285 [p.285] Benjamine Barten. Isaac Vanbiber.John Ferguson & negro Dinah. Mack Foster Sen.John Savory, Jr. Richard Peari's tithes are William Lowry,William Bramby. negroes: Jack, Harry, Jeany, HannahSamuel Walker & negro Judd. & Silviah.William Davis. Anthony Litle.Joseph Bird. Christopher Lackenair.Reuben Kieff. John Meadly.Robert Hill, Swinfield Hill & Thomas John Dilingham. Hill. James Lamb.Swinfield Hill. William Webb.Austin Shot. John Ramsey.Thomas Shoat. Joshua Weaver & Isaac Weaver.John Vanbibber. Holden McGee.Henson McDonal. Edward Richards.Francis McGuier. William Dilingham & Joshua Dilingham.John McGuier, Amos Richardson & negro Moll.Thomas Carter. Benj. Jenkins.John McGuier, Jr. Robert Tormet.Merry MeGuier. John Hall.Paul Henson. Francis Farley.John Henson. Wm. Heard, George Heard & Win. Beans.William Henson. Thomas Bird.James Standeford. Richard Shoat.William Murphy. Jeremiah Muray.Miller Dogget. John Stevenson.Richard Hough. John Callaway, negroes Flemen, Asher,Joshua Barton. Nan & Nell.David Barton. Abraham Motley & Negro Peter.Isaac Barton. Stephen Heard & Jesse Heard.William Ferguson. Hugh Innes, James Parberry, negroesThomas Miller & William Sumers. Juba, Keat & Peat.Francis Bird. John Heard.Andrew Ferguson. Stephen Heard, jr.Joseph Rentfro. Lewes Jenkins & negro Jack.Robert Jones, Thomas Jones & Henry John Justice Constable. Jones. William Henson.John Jones. William Witcher & negro Sawney.Robert Jones, Jr. William Keeny.Philip Smith. James Wade.William Cook. Daniel McKenzie.John Fushon. William Atkinson & Owen Atkinson.James Rentfro, jr. John Good, jr.James Rentfro Sen, Joseph Rentfro & Joseph Deal. Peter Rentfro. Richard ShockIcy.Veath Dilingham & negro Jeany. Daniel Witcher.Peter Vanbiber, jr. David Dalton & Benj. Dalton.

THE HISTORY of PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY VIRGINIA CHAPTER XII PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY IN 1777 The early settler usually brought books among his household effects. Not many inventories were made prior to 1770, but from then on through the eighties we find books generally listed in the settlement of all estates. Books were mentioned in the following early inventories: Joshua Wor-sham, Patrick Shields, Ambrose Porter, Patrick Still, William Compton, James King, John Fulton, Isaac Dodson, Elijah Harbour, James Hix, John Hutchings, John Creel, Stephen Heard, Thomas Williamson, Samuel Crawley, James Bartlett, John Stewart, Ayres Hodnett, David Nance, Abram Motley, James and Benjamin Clement, William Wynne, Arthur Hopkins, John Lewis (of the Byrd), Constant Perkins, Francis Luck, John Pigg, Hezekiah Pigg, Thomas Jones, Epharodius White, John Hill, William Astin, Thomas Vaughan, Thomas Lester, Thomas Ramsey, John Pannill, James Buckley, Haynes Morgan and many others.

Children of MARY FAULKNER and STEPHEN HEARD are:

	i.	ABRAHAM⁵ HEARD, b. Abt. 1739, Virginia; d. Abt. 1751, Albemarle County, Virginia.
	ii.	JAMES HEARD, b. WFT Est. 1739-1761.
76.	iii.	GEORGE HEARD, b. Bet. 1741 - 1744, Albemarle County, Virginia; d. 1791, Wilkes County, Georgia.
77.	iv.	THOMAS HEARD, b. 1742, Goochland Co., Virginia; d. January 17, 1808, Greene County, Georgia.
78.	v.	JOHN HEARD, b. Bet. 1744 - 1746, Albemarle County, Virginia; d. 1797, Greensboro, Greene County, Georgia.
79.	vi.	STEPHEN HEARD, b. Bet. 1746 - 1748, Virginia; d. 1815, Morgan County, Georgia.
80.	vii.	JESSE FAULKNER HEARD, b. 1749, Augusta County, Virginia; d. March 03, 1803, Wilkes County, Georgia.
81.	viii.	SUSANNA HEARD, b. March 22, 1749/50, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. August 31, 1795, Greene County, Georgia.
82.	ix.	ANN HEARD, b. Abt. 1751; d. 1821.
83.	x.	MARY E. HEARD, b. WFT Est. 1770-1780; d. November 30, 1865.

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