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_THOMAS BOYD 3rd Baron of Kilmarnock____+ | _THOMAS BOYD 4th Baron of Kilmarnock_| | (.... - 1432) | | |_ALICE GIFFORD of Yester________________+ | _THOMAS BOYD of Kilmarnock_| | (1390 - 1439) | | | _JOHN MONTGOMERY of Ardrossan, Eglinton_+ | | | (1362 - ....) | |_JOANNA MONTGOMERY of Ardrossan______| | | | |_MARGARET MAXWELL ______________________+ | (1375 - ....) | |--MARGARET BOYD of Kilmarnock | (1430 - ....) | ________________________________________ | | | _____________________________________| | | | | | |________________________________________ | | |___________________________| | | ________________________________________ | | |_____________________________________| | |________________________________________
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John Bealle also purched 80 adjacent acres on the same date.
This was probably a relative of his wife, Martha Tennison
Bealle. He purchased an additional 509 acres on Sept. 20, 1839.
All of this property was situated in TWP 24N, Range 5E whcih
appears to be about 5-7 miles South of Tuscaloosa. He was living
in Tuscalosoa Co in the 1830, 40, 50 census. He later moved to
Mobile, Alabama, where he became a commission merchant. The 1850
census also shows him a resident of the second Ward of
Mobile,aged 64.
Tuscaloosa Co. Court records reflect a large amount of deeds
from and to him. He was a merchant in Tuscaloosa. He deeded by
gift slaves to his children on 8/21/1851. An article concerning
him from B'ham Library records state, " General Dennis Dent was
originally from Maryland. During war in Florida, he raised a
company of volunteers in 1836 and serviced a campaign against
the indians, returned to Tuscaloosa with great popularity, Died
1860. Member of M.E. Church" (garrets, p 159)
A deed recorded in Book Z, page 226 on 5/3/1852 in Tuscaloosa
"-Dennis Dent of City of Mobile to Robert Jemison of Tuscaloosa,
320 acres in Noxubee Co, Miss, Collins Place 6 miles from Tusc.,
all accourts receivable of frim of Fountain & Dent, Benjamin B.
Fountain, deceased". This firm was disolved on 4 Nov. 1851 upon
the death of B.B. Fontaine.
"Dennis Dent became a citizen of Tuscaloosa Co. at an early age
and engaged in farming and he grew quite rich. According to the
Church Registure he and his wife, Martha Dent, were received as
members of the Methodist Episcipal Church in Tuskaloosa, Jan 1,
1831, but the manner of receiving them was not stated and the
indications are that they were members before that date at some
other Society in the county and on that day removed this
membership to the Town of Tuscaloosa. He and his wife were
meembers continually from Jan, 1831 until they moved to Mobile
about 1850. He was in Public life for many years. He was a
Colonel of Volunteers in the U. S. service in the war with the
indians in Florida in 1836. he was a memeber of the senate of
Alabama from Tuskaloosa from 1838 to 1850. he was a Whig and a
popular man."
GENERAL ORDERS- Headquarters- Tuscaloosa 8/22/1842-
The Regiments (4 total) commanded to parade for inspection and
review by order of Brig. General Dennis Dent.\
He built a house in 1827 which is still standing at 1600 Deering
Place in Tuscaloosa. The home is presently owned by Jackie
Cummings. It is know as the Foster-Cummings House\. An article
from a Tuscaloosa purblication is as follows:
"This home originally was three story and faced west, with
hight, straight, steps elading to the second floor. In the
1930's the two top stories were moved south to the present
location, making it a two story house with two sets of steps
leading from gound to the first floor veranda. The ornate
plastered frescoed ceiling cannot be surpassed. The graceful
circular stairs in the wide entrance hall and the long veranda
across the back with steps leading to the second floor are all
orginal. The home has both Doric and Ionic columns on the first
and second floor porticos.
It has been said that this was the first Tuscaloosa house to
contain a bath tub with running water coming from a tank above.
The home was bought by Charles M. Foster in 1827 and his name is
still engraved on the front door bell. The structure is now the
home of the O. M. Cummings family."
Children:
2 John Herbert DENT b: 9 Feb 1822 d: 1896 + Charlotte McConley
TRAVIS b: 1827 d: 1902
2 Robert Kennon DENT b: 1824 d: 1898
2 Sarah Maria DENT b: 24 Oct 1831 + ? RAWLS
2 Benjamin Fontaine DENT b: 1834 + Mary F. A. HODGES
2 Mary DENT b: 18 Jun 1839
2 George Truman DENT b: 1 Aug 1842 d: 1864
_George DENT Chief Justice________________+ | (1690 - 1754) m 1713 _John Herbert DENT of Pomonkey Hundred_| | (1732 - 1809) m 1752 | | |_Anne HERBERT ____________________________+ | (1692 - 1764) m 1713 _George DENT _________| | (1756 - 1813) | | | _Thomas MARSHALL of "Marshall Hall" Gent._+ | | | (1694 - 1759) m 1735 | |_Sarah L. MARSHALL ____________________| | (1735 - 1795) m 1752 | | |_Elizabeth BISHOP ________________________+ | (1694 - 1755) m 1735 | |--Dennis DENT | (1796 - 1863) | _Henry TRUMAN ____________________________+ | | (1696 - 1756) | _James TRUMAN _________________________| | | (1742 - 1789) | | | |_Ann MAGRUDER ____________________________+ | | (1711 - 1760) |_Anne Magruda TRUMAN _| (1753 - 1822) | | __________________________________________ | | |_Elizabeth GORDON _____________________| (1745 - 1814) | |__________________________________________
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_(RESEARCH QUERY) FORSEE of Manakintown, VA_ | _Stephen "Estienne" FORSEE FOUSHEE I_| | (1709 - 1773) m 1731 | | |____________________________________________ | _Charles FORSEE _____| | (1754 - 1836) m 1775| | | _Charles PERRAULT\PERROW "the Immigrant"____ | | | (1667 - 1717) m 1700 | |_Marie PERROW _______________________| | (1710 - 1772) m 1731 | | |_Marguerite CHASTAIN _______________________+ | (1667 - ....) m 1700 | |--Elizabeth FORSEE | (1779 - 1862) | _Thomas BASS II_____________________________+ | | (1695 - 1769) m 1725 | _Thomas BASS III_____________________| | | (1725 - 1804) m 1752 | | | |_Elizabeth HOWLETT _________________________+ | | (1710 - 1726) m 1725 |_Judith BASS ________| (1758 - 1796) m 1775| | _Edward WATKINS Sr._________________________+ | | (1676 - ....) m 1723 |_Judith WATKINS _____________________| (1738 - 1766) m 1752 | |_Mary Bishop TAYLOR ________________________+ (1688 - 1770) m 1723
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Mother: Neomy |
__ | __| | | | |__ | _Elisha GENTRY ______| | (1774 - ....) | | | __ | | | | |__| | | | |__ | | |--Cain GENTRY | (1800 - 1840) | __ | | | __| | | | | | |__ | | |_Neomy_______________| (1780 - ....) | | __ | | |__| | |__
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Public Service claims, Culpeper Co. VA, court booklet 1 reel 1
pg 23: Officer Certificated January 29, 1779. Furnished a gun.
From "The Jonathan Clark Notebook, 1786" (Improvement in the
Northern Neck);
Orginial at The Filson Club in Louisville, Ky. pg 182 & 183 the
following:
JOHN SKELTON tenant to WILLIAM LILLARD, quardian to JAMES LEITH,
orphan of
GEORGE LEITH, decd-cult. and under very low fence, 18 a. second
rate bottom and 1 a. first rate high land; Buildings: one
cabbin.
SIX BARNET GROVER tenant to WILLIAM LILLARD, guardian to JAMES
LEITH, orphan of GEORGE LEITH, decd-cult. and in tolerable order
1 1/2 a. of bottom, first rate and 1 a. of indifferent high
land; Improvements: a very indifferent single gerd overshot
grist mill with a very small pair of mill stones, the whole out
of order, the mill house very low, the body of round logs 24 by
18 and covered with long shingles & dam trace; a very old
cabbin; an old cabbin still house.
pg 161 state Clark was apparently one of the commissioners. Who
in June, July and August of 1786 personally visited 219 farms
where they wrote down information. The above can also be located
in "Northen Neck Warrants & Surveys 1697-1784."
Spouse: Anne (Nancy) b: ABT 1730 d: BEF 1806.
Children:
2 John Lillard b: ABT 1786 d: BEF 7 AUG 1847 + Lucy Gaines b:
1798 d: AFT 11 SEP 1860
2 Nancy Lillard d: 15 OCT 1847 + Lillard Jenkins
2 William Lillard d: 27 MAY 1847
2 James Lillard
2 Elizabeth Lillard + Henry Jenkins
2 Lucy Lillard b: 1783 d: FEB 1861 + Stephen Jenkins b: ABT 1780
d: 21 APR 1833
2 Mary (Polly) Lillard + Nimrod Jenkins
2 Mildred (Milly) Lillard b: 1791 d: BEF MAY 1847 + Thomas Smith
2 Anthony Lillard + Mary (Polly) Lillard
2 Henry Lillard + Elizabeth (Betsy) Bradley
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Father: James Crosskeys MCCANTS Mother: Adeline MEY |
_Joseph MCCANTS ________+ | (1759 - 1818) m 1787 _James MCCANTS ______| | (1788 - ....) m 1810| | |_Ann "Nancy" CROSSKEYS _+ | (1764 - 1788) m 1787 _James Crosskeys MCCANTS _| | (1815 - ....) | | | _John TEASDALE _________ | | | (1760 - ....) | |_Eliza TEASDALE _____| | (1785 - 1842) m 1810| | |_Mary VERREE ___________+ | (1770 - ....) | |--Emma Julia MCCANTS | (1840 - ....) | ________________________ | | | _Charles S. MEY\MAY _| | | (1780 - ....) | | | |________________________ | | |_Adeline MEY _____________| (1810 - 1891) | | _John TEASDALE _________ | | (1760 - ....) |_Jane TEASDALE ______| (1789 - ....) | |_Mary VERREE ___________+ (1770 - ....)
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_Henry PEYTON II "the Immigrant"_+ | (1630 - 1659) m 1655 _Henry III PEYTON of Aquia Creek_| | (1656 - 1695) m 1685 | | |_Ellen PARTINGTON _______________ | (1638 - ....) m 1655 _John PEYTON of Stony Hill_| | (1691 - 1760) m 1730 | | | _________________________________ | | | | |_Anne Barnes THORNTON ___________| | (1670 - ....) m 1685 | | |_________________________________ | | |--William PEYTON | (1742 - 1760) | _________________________________ | | | _________________________________| | | | | | |_________________________________ | | |_Anne WAYE ________________| (1710 - ....) m 1730 | | _________________________________ | | |_________________________________| | |_________________________________
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Mother: Elizabeth HALL |
_CHRISTOPHER SAVAGE of Elmley Castle_+ | (1500 - 1546) _FRANCIS SAVAGE Esq. of Elmley Castle_| | (1530 - 1558) | | |_ANNE LYGON of Arle Court____________+ | (1510 - ....) _ANTHONY I SAVAGE ___| | (1556 - ....) | | | _____________________________________ | | | | |_ANNE SHELDON ________________________| | (1530 - ....) | | |_____________________________________ | | |--ANTHONY II DATSON SAVAGE | (1580 - ....) | _____________________________________ | | | ______________________________________| | | | | | |_____________________________________ | | |_Elizabeth HALL _____| (1560 - ....) | | _____________________________________ | | |______________________________________| | |_____________________________________
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Mother: Ann CHAMPE |
_John "The Ranger" TALIAFERRO _+ | (1656 - 1720) m 1682 _Lawrence C. TALIAFERRO _____| | (1683 - 1726) m 1706 | | |_Sarah SMITH __________________+ | (1660 - 1720) m 1682 _John TALIAFERRO of Dissington_| | (1702 - 1750) | | | _Francis THORNTON I____________+ | | | (1651 - 1727) m 1673 | |_Sarah Alice THORNTON _______| | (1680 - 1757) m 1706 | | |_Alice Stafford SAVAGE ________+ | (1653 - 1695) m 1673 | |--Ann Champ TALIAFERRO of Dissington | (1756 - 1798) | _______________________________ | | | _John CHAMPE of Lamb's Creek_| | | (1700 - 1759) | | | |_______________________________ | | |_Ann CHAMPE ___________________| (1723 - ....) | | _______________________________ | | |_Jane THORNTON ______________| (1700 - 1767) | |_______________________________
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Mother: Mary FOSTER |
_Timothie TERRILL\TIRRELL _+ | (1630 - 1656) _Timothy TERRILL\TIRRILL "the Immigrant"_| | (1656 - ....) m 1686 | | |_Dorothy COLLARD __________+ | (1630 - 1656) _Robert TERRILL I____| | (1697 - ....) m 1718| | | _John FOSTER ______________+ | | | (1645 - 1704) | |_Elizabeth FOSTER _______________________| | (1670 - 1745) m 1686 | | |_Ann MOORE ________________+ | (1654 - ....) | |--Sarah TERRILL | (1730 - ....) | _John FOSTER ______________ | | (1624 - ....) | _John FOSTER ____________________________| | | (1645 - 1704) | | | |_Ann LEWYN ________________ | | (1625 - ....) |_Mary FOSTER ________| (1700 - 1783) m 1718| | _Augustine MOORE II________+ | | (1620 - 1688) m 1654 |_Ann MOORE ______________________________| (1654 - ....) | |_Mary Margaret WOOLEY _____ (1636 - ....) m 1654
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