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Married third husband after death of second. | Phillips, Hollis (I2297)
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Married three times [Ten Generations of Rev. Alexander Devin; 19981101; page 4]. | Ford, Elijah B. (I2014)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1602)
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Married: 1 Lydia L. Fauver on 27 MAR 1860 in Ohio
Children: Lorenzo Daw Hamlin b: 21 AUG 1867 in OH | Hamlin, Noah Crocker (I7318)
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Marrige Bond 16 February 1811. John Devin and Polley Hankins, whose conset says, "I am my own Gardien." Sur. James Devin. Married 21 Feb. by the Rev. Thomas Boaz. (Marriages of Pittsylvania County page 40.) | Family F0643
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Martha "Patsy" Carter married Pettus Ragland 29 Sep 1827; Halifax Co., Virginia marriage record (MB1/126) | Carter, Martha "Patsy" (I14018)
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Martha (Patsy Emmerson m Isham Myers. She is the sister of Judith Emmerson who married James Samuel Jackson. | Emmerson, Martha "Patsy" (I12591)
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Martha Ann Jackson is the daughter of James Samuel Jackson and Judith Emmerson. Judith Emmerson is the daughter of John Emmerson. Judith Emmerson DOB of 1787 is from an entry in the LDS IGI. She was deceased by Jan 1833 when James Jackson married a second time and two of her younger children were in the household of her sister and brother-in-law Anne Emmerson Jackson and Levi Jackson. | Jackson, Martha Ann (I5344)
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| 3659 |
Martha Ann Jackson, d/o James Samuel and Judith Emmerson Jackson is the niece of Levi Jackson. Levi and his wife Ann Emmerson (sister to Martha's mother, Judith) had no children of their own and reared Judith's children after her death in circa 1828. Martha too, was probably in their household in the 1830 Census which shows one female child age 10-15 along with 6 other children. Levi and Ann had no children. Presumably these children are those of Ann's sister. It is likely that Martha named her eldest son, Levi for her uncle who helped raise her.
At the time of the 1880 Census they were living in Franklin Co., next door to Susan Bryant, proven to be a daughter of James, (sister of Martha Ann) Martha Ann is named for her mother's grandmother, Martha Walker. | Jackson, Martha Ann (I5344)
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Martha Ann Walters (1825-1892)
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Second Photograph: Based upon the writing on the front of this photograph the person is Mrs. Martha Powell Moore or Mrs. Martha Moore Powell. The person probably is Martha Ann Walters (1825-1892) who married Henry Alexander Powell and then Armistead Alexander Moore.
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See: The Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 387-388 (Article #496 "Alexander "Sandy" Banks Moore and Blanche Lydia Moore" by Lois Moore Gardner); The Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 140-141 (Article #101 "Louise Powell Butler" by Louise Powell Butler). A death date of 26 May 1862 ascribed to her by some researchers must be incorrect as she married her second husband 22 December 1870. Source: The Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 438-439 (Article #573 "The Carter Powell Family" by Mrs Helen Powell Neal).
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1880 United States Federal Census
Name: Martha A. Moore
Home in 1880: Birch Creek, Halifax, Virginia
Age: 55
Estimated birth year: abt 1825
Birthplace: North Carolina
Relation to head-of-household: Wife
Spouse's name: Armistead A. Moore
Father's birthplace: North Carolina
Mother's birthplace: North Carolina
Occupation: Keeps House
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Female
Household Members: Name Age
Armistead A. Moore 35
Martha A. Moore 55
Arther A. Powell 17
Lydia Powell 14
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| Walters, Martha Ann (I18219)
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| 3661 |
Martha B. Turner married George William Lackey in 1835. | Turner, Martha B. (I9915)
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Martha is the sister of James Samuel who married Judith Emmerson, sister of her husband John. | Jackson, Martha "Patsy" (I12592)
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Martha Sue Green married George T. Carter in 1872. She is the daughter of Martha Gravitt and James Green. Martha Gravitt is the sister of John King Gravitt and William James Gravitt who married the Woody sisters. Sue is mentioned in the Will of John King Gravitt. | Green, Martha Sue (I7279)
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MARTHA WAYLES SKELTON JEFFERSON
First husband:
18 years old, to Bathurst Skelton (June 1744 - 30 September 1768) planter, on 20, November 1766 likely at "The Forest" plantation; they lived at his Charles City County plantation for one year and ten months, the endurance of their marriage as Bathurst died in 1768.
Born:
1748, October 19
"The Forest" plantation, Charles City County, Virginia
Father:
John Wayles, barrister and landowner, born 31 January, 1715 in Lancaster, England; died 23 May, 1773 in Charles City County, Virginia
Mother:
Martha Eppes Wayles, born 10 April, 1712 in Bermuda Hundred, Chesterfield County, Virginia; married John Wayles on 3 May, 1746; died 5 November, 1748
When Martha Eppes married John Wayles, she brought with her, as part of her dowry, an African slave woman and the woman's half-black, half-white daughter. The woman, enslaved in Africa, sailed to Virginia on a slave ship commanded by an English sea captain with the last name Hemings. Captain Hemings impregnated the slave who gave birth to a daughter she named Betty. The slave and her daughter were sold to Francis and Frances Eppes, and they gave the young enslaved "Betty Hemings" to their daughter Martha Eppes family. When Captain Hemings learned that the newly married Wayles had inherited his concubine and their daughter Betty, he offered to buy the pair. Wayles refused to sell them. He would eventually have six children by her.
Martha Wayles Jefferson never knew her mother Martha Eppes Wayles since she had died two weeks and three days after giving birth to her.
After the death of his first wife, Martha Eppes (the mother of Mrs. Jefferson), John Wayles married two more times; he married secondly to Mary Cocke by whom he had one [name unknown] daughter who died young; John Wayles married a third time, on 3, January 1760 to Elizabeth Lomax, with whom he had three daughters. After the death of Elizabeth Lomax (28 May 1763), Wayles took the half-black half-white slave Betty Hemings as his concubine and had six children by her. Betty Hemings was mentioned in the will of John Wayles, thus providing evidence that she really was his mistress and not merely his slave. The first husband of Elizabeth Lomax was Reuben Skelton - he was the brother of Martha Jefferson's first husband, Bathurst Skelton; thus Martha Wayles Skelton's brother-in-law was her stepmother's first husband:
http://www.firstladies.org/biographies/firstladies.aspx?biography=3 | Skelton, Martha Wayles (I12363)
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| 3665 |
Marty Grant "martgra@icomnet.com" Internet address changed to public@martygrant.com | Source (S04181)
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Mary "Polly" was named after her paternal grandmother, Mary Nealy Reynolds, wife of Hugh Reynolds
MARY S REYNOLDS was born on 18 March 1791; Polly died on 4 April 1833, aged 42; m. Samuel Brittain Blair, Sr., aged 20, married Mary S Reynolds, aged 19, on 26 July 1810 in Pittsylvania Co., VA. They had nine children:
Margaret R. Blair born on 24 April 1811 in Pittsylvania Co., VA; died on 7 November 1876
Joannah A. Blair born on 28 February 1813 in Pittsylvania Co., VA; died on 10 March 1863
Joseph Blair born on 15 February 1816
Elizabeth Elvira Blair born on 20 January 1817
James H. Blair born on 3 June 1819; died on 3 April 1858
William Addison Young Blair born on 18 November 1821; died on 25 June 1879 in Pittsylvania Co., VA
John Francis Marion Blair born on 3 March 1826 in Pittsylvania Co., VA; died in 1885
Amanda Virginia Blair born on 27 March 1828; died on 11 March 1861
Edna E. B. Blair born on 26 November 1830; died in 1865 | Reynolds, Mary S. "Polly" (I3025)
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Mary Ann Powell married Green Carter
Early ancestors of Louise Powell Butler
My great-great-great-grandparents on my gg grandfathers' side were Mastin Powell and Mary called "Polly" Carter. He was a settler, tavern keeper, owener of a race track and slaves. They resided about 8 miles below Milton, NC on Powell Creek, Halifax Co., VA now Turberville. They had nine children:
> Carter, 5/6/1800-10/26/1857, married Sarah Bates Moore,
1/31/1804-10/21/1877, 6/22/1822; Elizabeth married Gerald Powell, her uncle, 12/24/1816;
Biggers married Gillie Lipscomb, 6/16/1829;
John Bibb married Nancy Carter;
Nancy T. married Richard Carter;
Mary Ann married Green Carter;
William Jefferson married Elizabeth Allen Carter;
Susan married Jackson "Jack" her nephew;
Harriett I. married, 1st Joseph Yarbrough and, 2nd, Henry Laws. Most of their children settled in and around
Caswell County, NC and Danville, VA Source: Information from Uncle Walter B. Powell, Great Aunt Fleetwood Powell, Stanfield Family Bible, paper written by Charlie Stanfield
to Uncle Walter B. Powell and wills.
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> > > > END of EXTRACTION
| Powell, Mary Ann (I12948)
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Mary Bigger (daughter of James Bigger). She married John Carter on Apr 15, 1806 in Prince Edward County, Virginia. | Carter, John (I67994)
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Mary Carter d/o Giles Jr. and Mary Povall Carter married Ralph
Hudspeth II (ca. 1695 - bef 1777), c 1702 in Henrico Co., VA | Carter, Mary (I13947)
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Mary Carter is the d/o Richard Carter; after her father's death, her mother married David Powell and Mary and David's son, Mastin Powell married soon thereafter. | Carter, Mary O. "Polly" (I8271)
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Mary Carter, d/o Lemuel and Patsy Powell, married Isaac Satterfield, s/o Samuel.
Lemuel Carter and Mary "Polly" Carter are siblings. Both children of Richard Carter and Susannah Bigger; and both married siblings Martha "Patsy" Powell and Mastin Powell, children of David Powell and Mary Eppes, his first wife.
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Mary Catherine Powell (1844-1917)
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Camp Near Petersburg, Virginia
July 16th 1864
Franklin Phillips
Sir I regret very much to inform you of the death of your son. He departed this life on the 7 of the month. He was confined to his bed 17 days. He had all the attention that any man could get. I visited him in his sickness. He was at a private house by the name of Perkins. Mr. & Mrs Perkins was very kind to him, done all in their power for him. He had Typhoid fever. I tried very hard to send his body home but failed, the Gen would not sign a furlough for any body to carry him. I had him decently buried in a good coffin, I attended to it myself. I marked his grave so if you wanted to get his body so you could find it. He had 50 cts in silver & a few postage stamps in his pocket book. Jarrel Powell has his pocket book. The Yankees visited the house while he was there. They stole his hat & some other things. I sent his horse to you the 14th by Mart & all his clothes. I hope they will arrive safe.
Say to his wife that he died in his right mind & expressed a great desire to see her before his died. He said he was willing to die but preferred to die at home. He died very easy like going to sleep without a struggle. Tell her any thing I can do for her in settling up his claims with (the) goverment or in any other way, I will with the greatest pleasure.
Yours with much respect
Jas. T. Mitchell
Capt. Co (B) 4th N.C. Cav
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On July 5, 1871 Catherine married Larkin Grinstead, 12 years her senior. At the outbreak of the war Grinstead was a resident of neighboring Person County . He enlisted in Co. D., 13th N.C. Infantry on July 30, 1861 and remained as a private in that unit until it surrendered as part of the Army of Northern Virginia at Appomattox on April 9, 1865. By coincidence, this is the same regiment in which Franklin Summers Phillips’ future father-in-law, Pleasant Johnson Scott also served. However P.J. Scott was in Co. A, the Caswell Company of the 13th. The 1880 census found Catherine (then 35) and Larkin Grinstead (then 47) residing in Danville (First Ward) where his occupation is listed as a tobacconist. By 1900 Catherine was once again a widow and living next to her older brother Henry E. Powell and his family in Dan River Township in Caswell County . My Aunt Lessie Phillips (1894-1990) recalled, as a child, a visit from "Miss Mary Catherine" who rode to their house on horseback. She last appears on the 1910 census as 65 year old Mary C. Grinstead back in Danville ( Third Ward) as a lodger in a house with two other elderly widowed ladies who, like her, never had children. She died August 6, 1917 in Caswell Co. and is buried in a "F. (family) Grave Yard".
Source: CCHA Message Board (Mike Phillips, 13 October 2009). | Powell, Mary Catherine (I14051)
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| 3673 |
Mary Dixon was his first wife. He also had a second wife; name unknown. | Herndon, James (I3328)
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Mary Elizabeth Turner
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1880 United States Federal Census
Name: Mary Turner
Home in 1880: Tunstall, Pittsylvania, Virginia
Age: 10
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1870
Birthplace: Virginia
Relation to Head of Household: Dau (Daughter)
Father's Name: Green Turner
Father's birthplace: Virginia
Mother's Name: Harriet Turner
Mother's birthplace: Virginia
Occupation: At Home
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Female
Household Members: Name Age
Green Turner 62
Harriet Turner 48
Edward Turner 22
William Turner 20
James Turner 19
Samuel Turner 17
Perry Turner 14
George Turner 12
Mary Turner 10
Emma Turner 8
Biggers Turner 6
Jasper Turner 3
| Turner, Mary Elizabeth (I40339)
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| 3675 |
Mary Ellen Foster was the child of Charles Foster born on 15 - May - 1809 at VA died at Rock Mills Randolph Co AL on 12 - Feb - 1894 and his ( 1st ) wife Cerene L Philpott born on 15 - Nov - 1811 at VA died at Rock Mills Randolph Co AL on 24 - Apr - 1867 married on 22 - Nov - 1832 married at Patrick Co VA | Philpott, Cerene L. (I68062)
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| 3676 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I7080)
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| 3677 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0251)
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Mary Epps Powell was alive at the date her father's Will was proved. (24 Jun 1793) | Epps, Mary (I12957)
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Mary Frances CARTER Birth: 1766 in Virginia Death: Bef 1820 in Tennessee
Note: Mary and Frederick moved to Maury Co, TN about 1812. Frederick's brother Harmon also moved to Maury Co., where he had a deed for land dated Jan. 12, 1813 on Rutherford Creek.
Father: Richard CARTER b: 1720 in Virginia
Mother: Frances NEAL b: 1730 in Westmoreland Co,Virginia
Marriage 1 Frederick MILLER b: 1751 in Henry Co., Virginia
Married: 12 APR 1787 in Halifax Co, VA -
Children
Frances MILLER b: 24 JUL 1789
Charlotte MILLER b: 30 NOV 1791 in Halifax Co,VA
Anderson MILLER b: Abt 1792 in Halifax Co,VA
Vincent MILLER b: 5 APR 1796 in NC
Richard MILLER b: 7 MAR 1799 in Halifax Co,VA
Martha " Patsy" MILLER b: Aft 1802
Elizabeth "Betsey" MILLER b: 5 MAY 1802
Jane "Gincy" MILLER b: 17 APR 1804
John Frederick MILLER b: Abt 1810 in Halifax Co,VA
Ewell MILLER b: Abt 1811 in probably Halifax Co,VA | Miller, Frederick (I68023)
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Mary Frances Reynolds married John Harold Jester 12 JUNE 1965
Her First Marriage
Divorced 1982
John Harold Jester enlisted in the Army and was discharged honorably after serving 4 years. He was trained as a medical technologist and was stationed in San Francisco, California. He married Donna Jean Bono in the early 1960's and was divorced from her prior to 1965 when he married Mary Frances Reynolds. He planned to go to veterinary school and practice with Harold Tinsley, who was his mentor, but was not accepted to Georgia Tech, which was the only veterinary program who accepted students from Virginia, at that time. He worked as a medical technologist in Danville, Virginia and in Martinsville, Virginia. He lived with his son, Harold Thomas Jester, II until his death in 2010.
| Jester, John Harold "Jack" (I7138)
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| 3681 |
Mary Hobson Carter, widow of William Carter Married Timothy Stamps 30 Dec 1811;
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~katy/stamps/b17046.html
Timothy STAMPS1,26,27,28 was born on 19 January 1779 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.2 He died before 21 October 1867 at the age of 88 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.2
Married Leah Wilson 19 Dec 1803, Pittsylvania Co VA. She was the daughter of John Wilson who gave his consent. He married a 2nd time - The Hull papers state that she was Polly Carter, widow of William Carter and they married 30 Dec 1811. Polly had a daughter Elizabeth by William Carter.
The Diary of Rev. Elias Dodson states that Timothy Stamps also married the widow Mary Hobson sometime after 1860, but she did not survive him.
Timothy Stamps lived next to his brother William & Thomas, between Ringgold and Sutherlin. Their brother John Jr was just over the stateline in Caswell Co NC.
Pittsylvania Co VA DB 11
p.176 14 Oct 1797 John Stamps to William Rice. 12£. Samll tract on S side Sandy Creek, about 22 acres. Being Ambross Huckers line, Edward Burgess line. Signed: John Stamps
Wit: Samuel Pruett Junr, Zachariah Butt, Timothy Stamps 16 Oct 1797. Proved by wit
p.177 29 Apr 1797 Basel Hawker to John Stamps.[Hawker/Hucker] 8£ Tract on branches of Sandy Creek, abt 16 acres. Begin post oak Erasmus Stinsons line on Wilson's old road, John Stamps line Signed: Basel (x) Hucker Wit: Samuel Pruett Junr, Zach Butts, Timothy Stamps 16 Oct 1797 Proved by witnesses.
Pittsylvania Co VA DB12
p.480 18 Jul 1801 Presley Carter to Timothy Stamps. 84£. Tract of branches of Sandy Creek, 140 ½ acres. Begin Levin Carters line, John Walters line, James Woodys line, across the road in Levin Carters line. Signed: Presley Carter. Wit: John Stamps, Thomas Stamps, William Stamps. Proved by two of witnesses 21 Dec 1801; 18 Jan 1802, proved by third | Hobson, Mary (I67996)
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Mary Hobson Carter, widow of William Carter Married Timothy Stamps 30 Dec 1811; William Carter, 1st Cousin of William, and son of Theodorick III and Judith Cunningham married Mary Stamps, who is probably a sister of Timothy.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~katy/stamps/b17046.html
Timothy STAMPS1,26,27,28 was born on 19 January 1779 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.2 He died before 21 October 1867 at the age of 88 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.2
Married Leah Wilson 19 Dec 1803, Pittsylvania Co VA. She was the daughter of John Wilson who gave his consent. He married a 2nd time - The Hull papers state that she was Polly Carter, widow of William Carter and they married 30 Dec 1811. Polly had a daughter Elizabeth by William Carter.
The Diary of Rev. Elias Dodson states that Timothy Stamps also married the widow Mary Hobson sometime after 1860, but she did not survive him.
Timothy Stamps lived next to his brother William & Thomas, between Ringgold and Sutherlin. Their brother John Jr was just over the stateline in Caswell Co NC.
Pittsylvania Co VA DB 11
p.176 14 Oct 1797 John Stamps to William Rice. 12£. Samll tract on S side Sandy Creek, about 22 acres. Being Ambross Huckers line, Edward Burgess line. Signed: John Stamps
Wit: Samuel Pruett Junr, Zachariah Butt, Timothy Stamps 16 Oct 1797. Proved by wit
p.177 29 Apr 1797 Basel Hawker to John Stamps.[Hawker/Hucker] 8£ Tract on branches of Sandy Creek, abt 16 acres. Begin post oak Erasmus Stinsons line on Wilson's old road, John Stamps line Signed: Basel (x) Hucker Wit: Samuel Pruett Junr, Zach Butts, Timothy Stamps 16 Oct 1797 Proved by witnesses.
Pittsylvania Co VA DB12
p.480 18 Jul 1801 Presley Carter to Timothy Stamps. 84£. Tract of branches of Sandy Creek, 140 ½ acres. Begin Levin Carters line, John Walters line, James Woodys line, across the road in Levin Carters line. Signed: Presley Carter. Wit: John Stamps, Thomas Stamps, William Stamps. Proved by two of witnesses 21 Dec 1801; 18 Jan 1802, proved by third | Carter, William (I67967)
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Mary Hobson Carter, widow of William Carter Married Timothy Stamps 30 Dec 1811; William Carter, 1st Cousin of William, and son of Theodorick III and Judith Cunningham married Mary Stamps, who is probably a sister of Timothy.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~katy/stamps/b17046.html
Timothy STAMPS1,26,27,28 was born on 19 January 1779 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.2 He died before 21 October 1867 at the age of 88 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.2
Married Leah Wilson 19 Dec 1803, Pittsylvania Co VA. She was the daughter of John Wilson who gave his consent. He married a 2nd time - The Hull papers state that she was Polly Carter, widow of William Carter and they married 30 Dec 1811. Polly had a daughter Elizabeth by William Carter.
The Diary of Rev. Elias Dodson states that Timothy Stamps also married the widow Mary Hobson sometime after 1860, but she did not survive him.
Timothy Stamps lived next to his brother William & Thomas, between Ringgold and Sutherlin. Their brother John Jr was just over the stateline in Caswell Co NC.
Pittsylvania Co VA DB 11
p.176 14 Oct 1797 John Stamps to William Rice. 12£. Samll tract on S side Sandy Creek, about 22 acres. Being Ambross Huckers line, Edward Burgess line. Signed: John Stamps
Wit: Samuel Pruett Junr, Zachariah Butt, Timothy Stamps 16 Oct 1797. Proved by wit
p.177 29 Apr 1797 Basel Hawker to John Stamps.[Hawker/Hucker] 8£ Tract on branches of Sandy Creek, abt 16 acres. Begin post oak Erasmus Stinsons line on Wilson's old road, John Stamps line Signed: Basel (x) Hucker Wit: Samuel Pruett Junr, Zach Butts, Timothy Stamps 16 Oct 1797 Proved by witnesses.
Pittsylvania Co VA DB12
p.480 18 Jul 1801 Presley Carter to Timothy Stamps. 84£. Tract of branches of Sandy Creek, 140 ½ acres. Begin Levin Carters line, John Walters line, James Woodys line, across the road in Levin Carters line. Signed: Presley Carter. Wit: John Stamps, Thomas Stamps, William Stamps. Proved by two of witnesses 21 Dec 1801; 18 Jan 1802, proved by third | Carter, William (I14114)
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Mary King is the third daughter of Thomas King and Ann Copppock to marry another son of Samuel Reynolds and Susanna Sidwell, i.e., Joseph Reynolds.
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, Mary (I9951)
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Mary Lea Cheek (1944-1998)
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Mary Lea Cheek and Walter Ray McGuire.
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North Carolina Birth Index, 1800-2000
Name: Mary Lea Cheek
Date of Birth: 21 Feb 1944
Gender: Female
Race: White
Birth County: Catawba [Caswell]
Parent1 Name: James Alvis Cheek
Parent2 Name: Mary Mage Cheek
Roll Number: B_C021_68003
Volume: 15
Page: 71
| Cheek, Mary Lea (I22166)
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Mary M. Eggleston is a cousin | Eggleston, Mary M. (I10713)
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Mary married David YOUNG in PA? 4 ch.
* Great Barrington was in Hampshire Co, which became Berkshire Co in 1760.
REF: John Hopkins of Cambridge, MA & Descendants- Timothy Hopkins- p ? | Hopkins, Mary (I6620)
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Mary married Hugh Reynolds at Wm. Neiley's, 30 Dec 1756 by Rev. John Cuthbertson at Muddy Run Meeting House. He later records the Baptism of son, Joseph on 15 Aug 1759.
Hugh Reynolds bought land in 1768 from and adjacent to William Nealey. And William Nealey's will dated 6 Dec 1787, leaves his estate to his daughter Mary Reynolds and his two grandsons Joseph & William Reynolds. The will was proved: 21 Jul 1788 and Security: Hugh Reynolds.
Nealey is found spelled several ways: Nealy, Neely, Nely, etc.
| Family F1485
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Mary Reynolds married Giles Driver and produced son Giles Driver III. Giles Driver married Prudence Richards and produced William Driver, Mary Driver Sarah Driver Prudence Driver, Patience Driver and Giles Driver, IV b. Abt. 1716 and d. Abt 1795: Giles Driver (husband of Mary Reynolds, d/o Richard, is witness to the will of Richard Joshua Reynolds, s/o Christopher and Elizabeth Matthews. | Reynolds, Mary (I11631)
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Mary seems to have been enumerated twice in 1900. Once in Wisconsin and once in Indiana. The information, except her middle initial is exactly the same. My speculation is that she was in Indiana for the birth of her granddaughter by Edna. Orpha was born in May 1900 and was enumerated as being 0/12 years old. The Wisconsin enumeration was probably her husband listing her as she was just temporarily out of town. | White, Mary Abigail (I3614)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8263)
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MARY3 AARON (Abraham2 Aron Sr, Jacob1) was born about 1760 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She married TOBIAS KINGERY on 06 Oct 1780 in Pittsylvania, Virginia. He was born in 1760 in Germany. He died in Harrison, Indiana. Tobias Kingery and Mary Aaron had the following children:
i. ABRAHAM4 KINGARY was born about 1782 in Kentucky.
16. ii. TOBIAS KINGERY was born in 1778 in Franklin, Kentucky. He died on 21 Dec 1846 in Harrison, Indiana. He married MARY ONION on 15 Mar 1803 in Kentucky. She was born in Jul 1776 in Anne Arundel, Maryland. She died on 18 Jun 1849 in Fulton, Illinois.
iii. MARY J. KINGERY was born on 09 Apr 1815 in Harrison, Indiana. She died on 22 Dec 1888 in Woodland, Fulton, Illinois. She married NATHAN VEATCH SHIELDS on 05 Mar 1835 in Indiana, son of Joseph Shields and Martha Veatch. He was born on 08 Jun 1801 in Sevier, Tennessee. He died on 15 Oct 1866 in Woodland, Fulton, Illinois. | Aaron, Mary (I9225)
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maryabbywhite.FTW] Elijah and Sarah had nine children: three boys and six girls. Two of their daughters, Lue and Harriet, also died in 1805, the same year as their parents and are buried with them in the Old Mechanicsville Cemetary. | Family F1822
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Mattie Carter was married to Warner L. Powell first; had a group of children and when he died she married his cousin W.D. and had more children; James Edwards Powell, Doug Powell, William, (died in childhood), and Alpha Carter Powell(Ace). | Family F2560
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Maximillian Kern was a professor at the University of Missouri. He frequently invited young men to his home for dinner or the weekend who he felt were worthy of his four lovely daughters' attention. Oliver Peyton Devin was one of these young men as a student in his Landscape Management class.
Lived in St. Louis, Missouri. | Kern, Prof. Maximillian G. (I2811)
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May 1853: Lived in Canada. | Curtis, Burton H. (I5999)
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May 1853: the family lived in Canada. | Family F2022
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| 3698 |
May be Lemuel Jackson Matherly; | Matherly, Samuel Jackson (I11050)
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| 3699 |
May be son of John Fay's second wife, Susanna Shattuck.
From "Some Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel Converse, Jr." page 37: His [John Fay's] grandson, Capt. Stephen Fay of Vermont (son of John, Jr.), was Captain of Militia and landlord of the historical Catamount Tavern at Bennington, Vt., and active in the Revolutionary War, rendering efficient service in a civil capacity. It is said that five of Capt. Stephen's sons were engaged in the Battle of Benningtion. | Fay, John Jr. (I5816)
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May have been married in Shenandoah County Virginia. | Family F1593
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