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Info via Sandra Harris -- see Devin file | Davis, Willard S. Jr. (I2168)
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| 3102 |
Info via Sandra Harris -- see Devin file | Devin, Jud (I2165)
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| 3103 |
Information from estate of Eunice Patterson Gaisser. Via Carlyn Crawford McHaffey Williams. Obtained 19 Aug 1995 via Mail. | Source (S04136)
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Information from KLV: These are my notes for this man.
Census:
1920 Greene Co MO, Springfield, p.6B, ED 32, Sh 6B; age 4 7/12, b. MO
1930 St. Lawrence Co NY, Gouverneur Town, ED 45-21, Sh 12B; age 14, b. MO
Is this him?
Birth: unknown; Death: Nov. 6, 1943
Note: Entered the service from New York.
Burial: Sicily-Rome American Cemetery and Memorial
Nettuno, Lazio, Italy | Shay, Everett A. (I68122)
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| 3105 |
Information from KLV: These are my notes for this man.
Census:
1920 Greene Co MO, Springfield, p.6B, ED 32, Sh 6B; age 7/12, b. OK
1930 St. Lawrence Co NY, Gouverneur Town, ED 45-21, Sh 12B; age 11, b. OK
1940 Montgomery Co NY, St. Johnsville, p.788A, ED 29-66, Sh 4A; age 21, b. OK; Auto Mechanic | Shay, Harry Allen (I68123)
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| 3106 |
Information provided by June Hutchins Newirth, 6 Douglas Court, Novato CA 94947. | Source (S04143)
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| 3107 |
Information taken from Dunklin CO MO Cemetery records and Dunklin Co Census records. | Source (S04175)
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| 3108 |
Inscribed on her headstone "She Believes and sleeps in Jesus" | Clark, Sammye Katherine (I12270)
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| 3109 |
Interesting information about this line can be found at http://www.danielsfamilytree.com/focal.php?id=30469&cs=brown&lang=english
| Carter, James of Stafford (I67784)
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| 3110 |
Irbin Finley Devin is not a descendant of William Devin (d:180) of Pittsylvania County Virginia.
Considerable resarch time and effort has gone into linking Irbin Finley Devin to the Devin families out of Pittsylvania County Virginia. His proximity in time and location to the other Devin families in Lincoln County Tennessee, who are descendants from Pittsylvania County, suggested a possible family link.
However, DNA testing shows males from the Irbin Finley Devin lines and the males from the William Devin (d:1802) lines out of Pittsylvania County do not share a common ancestor for more than 50 generations. In fact, DNA samples from the Irbin Finley Devin lines do not closely match any of the major clusters with a surname variation of Devin.
More yDNA samples are needed from multiple males lines descendant from Irbin Finley Devin to establish the genetic markers for Irbin. If the current DNA markers for Irbin hold true, it suggests either an adoption or non-marital pregnacy. | Devin, Irbin Finley (I0821)
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| 3111 |
Is married but has no children of his own.
First name may be spelled Arville. | Wilson, Arvil Richard (I0793)
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| 3112 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1337)
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| 3113 |
Is this him?
Per 1900 Solano Co CA, Dixon, p.197A, ED 145, Sh 1A; age 16, b. CA
Parents: Hiram L. & Roxana M. Gregory | Gregory, Raymond Lee Sr. (I68386)
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| 3114 |
Isaac Arnn Sr and Polly Walker had the following child:
23. i. SUSAN4 ARNN was born in 1800 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. She died between 1850-1853 in Saline, Arkansas, USA. She married PRESTON GILBERT EDDS on 12 Dec 1818 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA, son of John Edds and Mary Gilbert. He was born about 1795. He died.
Isaac Arnn Sr and ELIZABETH FULLER had the following children:
24. ii. MARY ARNN was born in 1807 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. She married ISREAL FULLER on 28 Jan 1832 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA, son of Zachariah Fuller and Letecia Pearson. He was born about 1803 in Turkey Cocke Creek, Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. He died in Virginia, USA. 25. iii. ASA ARNN was born in 1812 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. He died on 08 Jul 1843. He married SARAH SALLY MITCHELL on 10 Nov 1832. She was born about 1811. iv. FRANCIS ANN ARNN was born in 1818 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. She died on 08 Aug 1896 in Howell, Missouri, USA. She married PHILLIP PARRISH on 05 Nov 1835. He was born about 1810. v. LETITIA ARNN was born in 1819 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. She married WILLIAM
WHITE on 09 Dec 1837 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. He was born about 1812. 26. vi. ISAAC ARNN JR was born in 1820 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. He died in 1844 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. He married MARY CLAY FULLER on 12 Sep 1842 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. She was born about 1822. vii. SALLY ARNN was born in 1823 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. She married (1) JOSEPH RUNN on 27 Apr 1841. He was born about 1805. She married (2) HENRY P. FULLER. 27. viii. ZACHARIAH ARNN was born in 1825 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. He married MARTHA A E M J NUCKOLS on 17 Nov 1844 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA, daughter of John Nuckols and Labinda Brinthe Grubb. She was born in 1828 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA.
28. ix. BERRYMAN ARNN27 was born on 24 Jul 1810 in Danville, Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA27. He died in 1901 in Sidney, Sharp, Arkansas, USA. He married (1) MARY HAMM in 1864. She was born on 06 Jan 1828 in Lauderdale, Alabama, USA27, 28. She died on 02 Mar 1901 in Sidney, Sharp, Arkansas, USA. He married (2) JOANNA AMANDA BLAIR on 20 Nov 1837 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA3, daughter of Samuel Brittian Blair Sr and Mary Reynolds. She was born on 28 Feb 1813 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. She died on 10 Mar 1863 in Cave City, Sharp, Arkansas, USA. | Arnn, Isaac Sr. (I12823)
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| 3115 |
Isaac died in Groton and Edith probably did also. | Edwards, Edith (I4932)
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| 3116 |
Isabel King and her sister Margaret King married Samuel Reynolds, s/o Samuel and his brother Reuben also s/o Samuel and Susanna Sidwell.
John Wesley Preston born on (c)1847 at Harford Co MD
died at Stevenson Balto Co MD on 12 - Feb - 1925 and his (1st) wife, Sarah Elizabeth Tucker born on 21 - Jul - 1851 at Harford Co MD, died at Balto Balto Co MD on 12 - Feb - 1923 married on 4 - Feb - 1868 married at Harford Co MD
5.
The Said Sarah Elizabeth Tucker was the child of William H Tucker born on (c)1825 at Harford Co MD, died at Harford Co MD on - Sep - 1889 and his ( 1st ) wife, Sarah Ann Jones born on (c) - - 1831 at Harford Co MD, died at Harford Co MD on - Nov - 1893 married on 28 - Mar - 1848 married at Harford Co MD
6.
The Said William H Tucker was the child of David Tucker born on - Dec - 1800 at Bucks Co PA died at Harford Co MD on (a) 6 - Feb - 1881 and his (1st) wife Sarah Carter born on 28 - Jun - 1802 at Harford Co MD died at ? (p) - - 1881 married on (c) - - 1823
7.
The Said Sarah Carter was the child of Joel Carter born on 15 - Sep - 1774 at Chester Co PA died at Harford Co MD on 27 - Apr - 1856 and his ( 1st ) wife Margaret Reynolds born on 17 - Jan - 1780 at Little Britain Lanc Co PA died at Lancaster Co PA on 22 - Nov - 1820 married on 26 Jul 1798 married at Little Britain Lanc Co PA
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The Said Margaret Reynolds was the child of Samuel Reynolds born on 17 - Dec - 1756 at W Nottingham Chester Co PA died at Colerain Twp Lancaster Co PA on (p) 26 - Jul - 1798 and his (1st) wife Isabel King born on 20 - Aug - 1759 at Little Britain Lanc Co PA, died at Little Britain Lanc Co PA on 3 - Jul - 1794 married on 4 - Jul - 1776 married at Little Britain Lanc Co PA
9.
The Said Isabel King was the child of Thomas King born on 28 - Jul - 1716 at Chester Co PA died at Little Britain Lanc Co PA on (a) 1 - Mar - 1786 and his ( 1st ) wife Ann Coppock born on 24 - Jun - 1738 at Little Britain Lancr Co PA died at Lanc Co PA on (p) 5 - Sep - 1798 married on 11 - Dec - 1755 married at Little Britain Lanc Co PA | King, Isabel (I9932)
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| 3117 |
Isabel King and her sister Margaret King married Samuel Reynolds, s/o Samuel and his brother Reuben also s/o Samuel and Susanna Sidwell.
John Wesley Preston born on (c)1847 at Harford Co MD
died at Stevenson Balto Co MD on 12 - Feb - 1925 and his (1st) wife, Sarah Elizabeth Tucker born on 21 - Jul - 1851 at Harford Co MD, died at Balto Balto Co MD on 12 - Feb - 1923 married on 4 - Feb - 1868 married at Harford Co MD
5.
The Said Sarah Elizabeth Tucker was the child of William H Tucker born on (c)1825 at Harford Co MD, died at Harford Co MD on - Sep - 1889 and his ( 1st ) wife, Sarah Ann Jones born on (c) - - 1831 at Harford Co MD, died at Harford Co MD on - Nov - 1893 married on 28 - Mar - 1848 married at Harford Co MD
6.
The Said William H Tucker was the child of David Tucker born on - Dec - 1800 at Bucks Co PA died at Harford Co MD on (a) 6 - Feb - 1881 and his (1st) wife Sarah Carter born on 28 - Jun - 1802 at Harford Co MD died at ? (p) - - 1881 married on (c) - - 1823
7.
The Said Sarah Carter was the child of Joel Carter born on 15 - Sep - 1774 at Chester Co PA died at Harford Co MD on 27 - Apr - 1856 and his ( 1st ) wife Margaret Reynolds born on 17 - Jan - 1780 at Little Britain Lanc Co PA died at Lancaster Co PA on 22 - Nov - 1820 married on 26 Jul 1798 married at Little Britain Lanc Co PA
8.
The Said Margaret Reynolds was the child of Samuel Reynolds born on 17 - Dec - 1756 at W Nottingham Chester Co PA died at Colerain Twp Lancaster Co PA on (p) 26 - Jul - 1798 and his (1st) wife Isabel King born on 20 - Aug - 1759 at Little Britain Lanc Co PA, died at Little Britain Lanc Co PA on 3 - Jul - 1794 married on 4 - Jul - 1776 married at Little Britain Lanc Co PA
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The Said Isabel King was the child of Thomas King born on 28 - Jul - 1716 at Chester Co PA died at Little Britain Lanc Co PA on (a) 1 - Mar - 1786 and his ( 1st ) wife Ann Coppock born on 24 - Jun - 1738 at Little Britain Lancr Co PA died at Lanc Co PA on (p) 5 - Sep - 1798 married on 11 - Dec - 1755 married at Little Britain Lanc Co PA | Carter, Sarah Elizabeth (I10947)
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| 3118 |
Isabel King and her sister Margaret King married Samuel Reynolds, s/o Samuel and his brother Reuben also s/o Samuel and Susanna Sidwell.
John Wesley Preston born on (c)1847 at Harford Co MD
died at Stevenson Balto Co MD on 12 - Feb - 1925 and his (1st) wife, Sarah Elizabeth Tucker born on 21 - Jul - 1851 at Harford Co MD, died at Balto Balto Co MD on 12 - Feb - 1923 married on 4 - Feb - 1868 married at Harford Co MD
5.
The Said Sarah Elizabeth Tucker was the child of William H Tucker born on (c)1825 at Harford Co MD, died at Harford Co MD on - Sep - 1889 and his ( 1st ) wife, Sarah Ann Jones born on (c) - - 1831 at Harford Co MD, died at Harford Co MD on - Nov - 1893 married on 28 - Mar - 1848 married at Harford Co MD
6.
The Said William H Tucker was the child of David Tucker born on - Dec - 1800 at Bucks Co PA died at Harford Co MD on (a) 6 - Feb - 1881 and his (1st) wife Sarah Carter born on 28 - Jun - 1802 at Harford Co MD died at ? (p) - - 1881 married on (c) - - 1823
7.
The Said Sarah Carter was the child of Joel Carter born on 15 - Sep - 1774 at Chester Co PA died at Harford Co MD on 27 - Apr - 1856 and his ( 1st ) wife Margaret Reynolds born on 17 - Jan - 1780 at Little Britain Lanc Co PA died at Lancaster Co PA on 22 - Nov - 1820 married on 26 Jul 1798 married at Little Britain Lanc Co PA
8.
The Said Margaret Reynolds was the child of Samuel Reynolds born on 17 - Dec - 1756 at W Nottingham Chester Co PA died at Colerain Twp Lancaster Co PA on (p) 26 - Jul - 1798 and his (1st) wife Isabel King born on 20 - Aug - 1759 at Little Britain Lanc Co PA, died at Little Britain Lanc Co PA on 3 - Jul - 1794 married on 4 - Jul - 1776 married at Little Britain Lanc Co PA
9.
The Said Isabel King was the child of Thomas King born on 28 - Jul - 1716 at Chester Co PA died at Little Britain Lanc Co PA on (a) 1 - Mar - 1786 and his ( 1st ) wife Ann Coppock born on 24 - Jun - 1738 at Little Britain Lancr Co PA died at Lanc Co PA on (p) 5 - Sep - 1798 married on 11 - Dec - 1755 married at Little Britain Lanc Co PA | Tucker, William Henry (I11013)
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| 3119 |
Isabel King and her sister Margaret King married Samuel Reynolds, s/o Samuel and his brother Reuben also s/o Samuel and Susanna Sidwell. | Reynolds, Samuel II (I9931)
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Isabel King and her sister Margaret King married Samuel Reynolds, s/o Samuel and his brother Reuben also s/o Samuel and Susanna Sidwell. | King, Margaret (I9946)
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Isabella Poteat (1902-1990)
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Second Photograph (left-to-right):
Front Row: Louis Walker Poteat (1898-1971); Robert Linwood Poteat (1909-1982); Erma Minerva Poteat Conner (1906-).
Middle Row: William Banks Poteat (1900-1967); Albert Lindsay Poteat (1865-1929); Minerva Ann Fitch Poteat (1873-1943); Isabella Poteat Foster (1902-1990).
Back Row: George Albert Poteat (1894-1947); Cornelia Elizabeth Poteat Davis (1896-); Frances Lindsey Poteat Ebbs (1892-1969).
Additional children of Albert Lindsey Poteat and Minerva Ann Fitch Poteat not shown: Fletcher Fitch Poteat (1904-1969); Walter E. Poteat (c.1910-); John Clay Poteat (1912-1982); Mary Moye Poteat Cheek (1917-2000).
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Bella Poteat Foster says she doesn't know why the Gillespie school was discontinued but it was where she went the first year. Miss Gertie Jones of Yanceyville remembers that when she was six around the turn of the century she went to Gillespie's and thinks there got to be more families living toward Yanceyville and that the New Hope School took over those to the east. Bella says her father gave the timber for the building described in Caswell's Architectural Inventory as "Small, gable-front building with overhanging eaves, single front panelled door. Originally served as a one room school."
Source: History of the Poteat One-Room School (Caswell County, North Carolina.
See: 1910 US Census (Dan River Township, Caswell County, North Carolina).
1930 US Census
Name: Isabella Foster
Home in 1930: Yanceyville, Caswell, North Carolina
Age: 27
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1903
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouses's Name: Ernest
Household Members: Name Age
Ernest Foster 31
Isabella Foster 27
James Foster 9
Richard M Foster 7
Virginia Dorris Foster 5
Lillie Aner Foster 3
Bettie Jane Foster 8/12
Death Record
Name: Isabella Foster
Death Date: 11 Jan 1990
Death City: Winston-Salem
Death County: Forsyth
Death State: North Carolina
Death Age: 87
Burial Location: Burial in state
Birth Date: 13 Jul 1902
Birth Location: North Carolina
Residence City: Winston-Salem
Residence County: Forsyth
Residence State: North Carolina
Father: Poteat
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Social Security Number: 239061553
Autopsy: No
Institution: General Hospital
Attendant: Physician
Source: Ancestry.com. North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-1996 [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005
| Poteat, Isabella (I25612)
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| 3122 |
ISBN: 0-945503-16-4 | Source (S67448)
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| 3123 |
ISBN: 0806304774 | Source (S67444)
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| 3124 |
It appears from the records that he went to America, where he died in the early part of 1659. It is probable that his wife and children remained at Stepney. It is found in the London records that Edmond Pike was appointed curator on 1 Aug 1659, "to Sarah, Margaret and James Harwood, minors, children of Andrew Harwood, late in ye Virginia [New England was part of Virginia in early colonial times] in parts beyond ye seas, deceased,' and 12 Dec 1659, administration was granted to Elizabeth Harwood, 'relict of Andrew Harwood, of Stepney, but in parts beyond ye seas, deceased.' It would look as if Andrew visited America with a view of later bringing his family there, but died before carrying out his plan. | Harwood, Andrew (I5058)
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| 3125 |
It appears that Mary Bigger and Suzannah Bigger are both daughters of James, and married father and son, Richard and John Carter | Bigger, Mary "Polly" (I67995)
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| 3126 |
It appears that this family migrated to Tennessee between 1842 and 1847 shown as the births of his children. One born in Virginia in 1842 and the next born in Tennessee in 1847. This information given shows he married two women in the same year; so I doubt he had more than one wife. It is probably Sarah Vaden of Pittsylvania Co., VA who was his wife. Also he is said to have died in 1860; and then shown as 90 in the household of his son John in 1880 in Tennessee. | Mitchell, James Allen (I10568)
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| 3127 |
It is apparent that Dorothy was a widow when she married Edmund, as there was a Joseph Robinson named in Edmund's will, who was clearly not a son-in-law, as all of Edmunds sons and daughters were named also. Joseph Robinson died at Andover in 1719 at the age of about 74, so he was born about 1645, two years before Dorothy married Edmund. They were married in Salem, MA so she may have been from there. One source on Ancestry.com says that her surname was RAYMOND. | Raymond, Dorothy (I5199)
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| 3128 |
It is called the Gray edition because it has a gray cover. It is basically the same as the Red Edition, but contains an eulogy to Dessa from the President of Monmouth College. Several pages were retyped to replace existing pages. The author of the changes does not acknowledge his or her work. All changes occurred after Dessa's death in 1966. | Source (S67494)
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| 3129 |
It is likely that the children listed for Sally Ellbank and Judith Cunningham are given the wrong mother; somehow the dates researched do not agree with marriages and births. Further research is underway. | Ellbank, Sarah 'Sally' (I68170)
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| 3130 |
It is likely that this line connects with Sharpe Reynolds b.c.1750 Isle of Wight, VA | Sharpe, Elizabeth (I3593)
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It is not certain, but is probable that the John Grant who lived in Cotttingham moved to Hessle between 1598 and 1600. | Grant, John (I5444)
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It is often stated Henry Reynolds came to America with William Penn. Henry came to America in 1676, and William Penn came to America in 1682. Henry Reynolds is also reputed to be the founder of the village of Rising Sun, MD by opening a Public House. Other sources say Henry never lived in Rising Sun. Henry was shown as a non-resident taxpayer for his property in the Nottingham Lots from March 1718 to 1722. Henry appeared before the Chester Co. Court 14 Mar 1681, for selling strong liquors by small measure in his house contrary to the Governor's and Council's order. His will, dated 1720 states he lives in Chichester and has no mention of a public house. The north lot near Rising Sun MD, bequeathed to Henry Jr. is described as a plantation. The south lot near Rising Sun Md., bequeathed to William is described as a tract of land.
Henry Reynolds' Will (excerpt)To son Francis the plantation where I live in Chichester containing 290 acres, he paying his bother William when 21, 20 pounds. To son Henry tract of land in Nottingham containing 490 acres. To son William, tract in Nottingham [being a south lott] containing 490 acres. To each of my daughters, viz Margaret, Prudence, Doborah and Hannah 1 shilling each. To wife Prudence all personal estate, also executrix. Witness: William Clayton, John Hanby.
Carol Love Gipson GippyHouse@aol.com
| Reynolds, Henry (I10794)
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| 3133 |
It is possible that 9 July 1791 is their marriage bond date and 10 July 1795 is the date of their marriage. | Family F0340
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It is possible that William Nealey (Mary's father) is the same William Neely in the 1757 tax list for Martic township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Along with Hugh Reynolds and William Divin. | Nealey, Mary (I4009)
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It is probable that Richard, his wife, Sarah, and their 2 children immigrated to New England in 1635, and first settled in the Cambridge area. On 10 May 1643, he was admitted as a Freeman to MA Bay Colony. This is the first recorded notice of him being in MA. From this time on his name frequently occurs in town and church affairs in Cambridge; and after 1656 in Chelmsford, MA.
Richard, the immigrant ancestor, was born in 1605, in northern England, in or near the parish of Gainford, in the County of Durham, according to many authorities. The year of his birth is established by the inscription on his slate gravestone in the old burying ground at Chelmsford, MA.
The inscription on his gravestone states: "Richard Hildreth, Aged 88 years, Died February 23, 1693." | Hildreth, Richard (I4875)
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It is reported that Lemuel was of age to choose his guardian after the death of his father, Richard Carter and that he chose John Carter, (his brother) who was then of an age to be his guardian. | Carter, Lemuel (I67959)
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It is said the Elizabeth could cut more wheat than any may she ever raced against. [Beck & Tittle Footprints; Alexander D. Beck biography; 01.October.1998]. | Claver, Elizabeth (I2547)
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It is unclear how Elizabeth met Mark White. There are no records showing that he belonged to any of the White families living in Charlestown during the early 1700s. Perhaps he worked for the Mousall family after he immigrated from Great Britain. The Mousalls had quite a bit of land by this time. Charlestown was the point of entry for many immigrants coming to New England during the great migration of 1635 and after. There were many young men who came to New England to work and establish themselves, when they couldn't get land in England. This was a common practice in the 1600s and 1700s.He may have been a younger son and/or indentured himself to someone in Charleston to earn his passage. No records have been found on any indentureship or on his passage from Great Britain so far. Since the Mousalls were quite well established in Charlestown and Mark White was a poor yeoman, he may have been working for them on their land. The very first mention of Mark White is on their marriage record which is in the Charletown Vital Records. | Family F1797
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0488)
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Jack Woerner of Medford, Oregon passed away on April 21, 2016 at the Rogue Valley Medical Center due to pneumonia. He was born in Yakima, Washington on April 1, 1939 to Delmar and Vivian Woerner and raised on the family farm with his brothers Dean and Chuck and his sister Delma. Jack is survived by his wife Sandra, his daughters Leah and Carmen, his sons Frank and Raul, three grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter.
Jack?s ashes have been interred at the Hillcrest Memorial Park cemetery in Medford, Oregon.
| Woerner, Jack Lynn (I1080)
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Jacob and Mary had seven children older than Edmund: four other boys and three girls. Their oldest son, David, moved to Camden, ME and another son died in Canada. | Family F1878
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JACOB1 AARON was born about 1709. He married CATHERINE.
Jacob Aaron and Catherine had the following children:
2. i. ABRAHAM2 ARON SR was born in 1732 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA. He died
about 1815 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. He married (1) PHILPOTT about 1755 in
Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. She was born about 1740. She died in 1765. He married
(2) JUDITH DILL in 1772 in Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. She was born about 1752.
ii. GEORGE AARON was born about 1735.
iii. DANIEL AARON was born about 1736. | Aaron, Abraham (I9220)
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James & Fanny moved to KY and then to TN about 1800, and on to Missouri in 1819. Many of the descendants of James' son John Warwick still reside in Clay County, Missouri. 8 Jan 1815 James was in the Battle of New Orleans, under General Andrew Jackson. Members of the Sparta Baptist Church James owned seven slaves at the time of his death and requested that they remain in the Reynolds family. Names of the slaves were Joseph, Winkfield, Cady, Soiy, Rososi, Gilbert and George.
Frances Smithey-Crisp's birth was the result of an affair between her mother, Nancy (Carmichael) Smithey, whose husband had been killed in the Revolutionary War and John Crisp, who had been appointed administrator of the estate of Nancy's deceased husband. Frances Smithey-Crisp was bound to Mary Warwick (possibly a sister of Nancy Smithey) in 1788 at the age of 4. In 1786 her brother Reuben Smithey was bound to John Warwick, Mary Warwick's husband. This is undoubtedly the John Warwick for whom Frances named her first son. | Smithey-Crisp, Frances (I11713)
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James Addison never Married | Holley, James Addison (I8830)
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James Allen "Jim" Reynolds is the son of Nannie & Bart Reynolds. He was married to Sallie Fanny Wells. She is the "then living" relative who told Mary Frances Eggleston of the Allen Gilmer connection.
Another James Allen "Jim" Reynolds is Nannie's brother, the son of William Barton, Sr. This is the James Allen who married Ms. Nellie Edwards Kendrick, and the James Allen for whom Jim was named. | Reynolds, James Allen (I7102)
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James Allen Poteat (c.1922-2011)
Bakersville, North Carolina - James Allen Poteat, age 89, of Fork Mountain Road, Bakersville, N.C., passed away February 21, 2011 at his residence. He was born in Yanceyville, N.C., which is located in Caswell County, the son of the late Cora Ollie and Lewis Walker Poteat. He was preceded in death by son, James Allen Poteat Jr. and wife, Jean Ellen Brown Poteat. He is survived by daughter, Virginia Poteat Lovejoy and husband Gordon of Bakersville, N.C., sister, Betty Crichlow of Griffin, Ga., grandchildren, Aimee Lauren Lovejoy, Joshua Allen Poteat and wife Allison, Gabriel James Lovejoy and wife Erin, and Kira Marie Poteat, and great grandchild, Jacob Nathaniel Bacon.
He has been blessed with a loving family and many special friends. He lived a full and blessed life. After service in the U.S. Navy during WWII he was a dedicated employee of American Oil Company for 35 years and retired as a terminal superintendent in Philadelphia, Penn. He and his wife, Jean, retired to Wilmington, N.C. where he was a member of Church of the Servant. And most recently, after a move to be closer to his daughter and son-in-law, he joined the membership of Little Rock Creek Baptist Church, Bakersville, N.C. His joy for life and devotion and precious love of family will be remembered.
A graveside service will be held Friday, February 25, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. at Oleander Memorial Park in Wilmington, N.C. with Rev. Catherine Powell officiating. Memorials may be made to: Little Rock Creek Baptist Baptist Church Benevolence Fund, 48 Green Creek Road, Bakersville, NC, 28705 or to Hospice of Mitchell County, 236 Hospital Drive, Spruce Pine, NC 28777. Henline-Hughes Funeral Home is assisting the Poteat family.
Source: The Caswell Messenger (Yanceyville, North Carolina), 2 March 2011. | Poteat, James Allen (I64809)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I6834)
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James and Mary raised their family of eleven children in the Pike County area. Many of those siblings stayed in the southern Indiana and Illinois area and were buried in the Lounsdale cemetary at the site of the Old Union Church. Some relatives are also buried at the Little Zion church cemetary.
--Gary Lownsdale (http://www.netusal.net/~danr1/pikaac~1.html) | Family F1189
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James and Rebecca had 9 children.
| Family F2699
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James Andrew Jackson brought suit against Samuel Jackson, his brother, to force the sale of his land on 18 Oct 1847. The court ordered John Bryant to sell the land and divide the proceeds. (Pitts Order Book 39, page 313). Sanuel C. Jackson countersued, which places him in the county in 1847. John J. Bryant arranged to sell the land but the sale was suspended in Dec 1850 because of the suit. This suit went to Chancery Court when James A. Mitchell objected. (James owed money to Mitchell and wanted to pay him out of the proceeds from the sale of the land). The defendants included William Grant and Sally (Emmerson) his wife and Allen (Gilmer) Reynolds and Martha (Emmerson) his wife. | Jackson, William L. (I12440)
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