I5182: Charlene Elizabeth ARMSTRONG

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(8) Henry Tyler McMillan Briscoe married Elizabeth Eutler, of Shepherdstown.

2 Henry Tyler Mcmillian BRISCOE b: 22 MAR 1805 + Elizabeth ENTLER

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Child 5: Garcia of Castile, Infant of Castile, b. BEF MAR 1142

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Children: Mary Judith, Alexander Parker, John Henry 1818-1820, Laura 1820-1826, Thomas Turpin 1828-1845, Benjamin Howard, and Robert 1830-1855 Crittenden.

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"1664 Vicar of Wendover of Bucks County England; 1661 Rector of Little Kimble; BET. 1667 - 1685 Vicar of Dorney of Bucks County, England; Education: 1632 Oxford, England; Will: 1 SEP 1665.
Children:
Rowland JONES , Jr. b: 1640 d: 23 APR 1688
John JONES b: BEF. 8 MAR 1637/38 d:
Edward JONES b: 1642 d: ABT. 1722
Sussanah JONES b: bef. 10 Dec 1643 d: ? + William BRESSIE d: ? + Matthew JORDAN.
Ann JONES b: BEF. 23 NOV 1645 d:
Elizabeth JONES b: BEF. DEC 1646 d:
Mary JONES b: BEF. 1 DEC 1660 d:
Michael JONES b: ABT. 1662 d:
Jane JONES b: BEF. 1665 d:
Robert JONES b: BEF. JUN 1633 d: 1676 + Martha LLEWLLYN b: ABT. 1632 d: 1677

Children:
Children:
Rowland Jones b. 1640 in Swinbrook, Barford, Kimbell, Bucks Co, England
Michael Jones b. About 1642 in England
Edward Jones b. 1642 in Swimbrook, Oxford, England
Jane Jones b. Before 1643
Susanna Jones b. 1643 in Littleham By, Bideford, Devon, England
Anne Jones b. 1646 in London, England
Elizabeth Jones b. 1646 in England
Mary Jones b. About 1650 in Milton Bryant, Befdford, England
Susannah Jones b. 1657 in Swimbrook, Oxford, England
Robert Jones b. 1633 in Aberford, Yorkshire, England

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President Madison was "born at 12 o'clock between the 5th and 6th of March 1751" "Montpelier" has Historical significance for the rest of the country as the lifelong home of James Madison, fourth president of the United States, framer of the Constitution and author of the Bill of Rights. Indeed, until a short while ago, this national historic site, nestled in the Virginia countryside was in disrepair. The National Trust for Historic Preservation after extension renovaiton says Montpelier is ready to open to the public on July 9. 1998.

Located less than an hour from Monticello (Thomas Jefferson's better-known and far-better-preserved presidential estate). Trust officials say Montpelier changed hands six times after Madison's wife, Dolly, sold it to pay off her son's gambling debts. It was finally bought by the duPont family, owners of the international chemical concern, in the early 1900s. The duPonts turned Montpelier into a 2,700 acre working estate complete with its own rail station. But they eventually gave up the property and it was left by the duPonts to The National Trust for Historic Preservation.

James was the chief author of the Constitution. d.s.p. Cousin of Zachary Taylor, 12th President.

"James Madison Jr. GVFWM 3:522-26, VVR 695-99 (Madison), WV (Madison, Taylor), GVFVM 5:417-20, GVFT 3:557-59, & VMHB 32 (1924):16-17 (Taylor, Thompson); HVG 671-72, 225-34, 244, 255-59 (Taylor, Conway, Eltonhead); G.H.S. King, Marriages of Richmond County, Virginia, 1668-1853 (1964, abstracts with extensive notes), pp. 43-44, 77, 210, 248, addenda pages B & C (Conway, Thornton), GVFWM 5:19-21 (Thornton), GVFT 3:471-79 (Savage), & W.D. Ligon, Jr., The Ligon Family and Connections, vol. 1 (1947, reprint 1988), pp. 40-41 (Savage, Thornton, Conway), plus Savage-Constable research by Brice McAdoo Clagett & Neil D. Thompson; D.A. Avant, Jr., Some Southern Colonial Families, vol. 1 (1983), pp. 170-76, 431-38 & vol. 3 (1989), pp. 41-111, 609-25, 919-20, plus VMHB 3 (1895-96):60-66 (Catlett, Hawkins, Baldwin, Gaines, Underwood), APP 564 (Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood Taylor Slaughter Catlett Butler) & TVG 38 (1994):22-24 (Gaines). The identification of the second wife of Edwin Conway, Jr., as Elizabeth Thornton (not Thompson, as in HVG 231-32) is based, finally, on the Francis Thornton, Sr. Bible record at the Virginia Historical Society. For a discussion of Madison's once believed Todd-Gorsuch descent, now very doubtful, see TAG 59 (1983):3."

"MADISON, James, a Delegate and a Representative from Virginia and 4th President of the United States; born in Port Conway, King George County, Va., March 16, 1751; studied under private tutors and was graduated from Princeton College in 1771; member of the committee of safety from Orange County in 1774; delegate in the Williamsburg (Va.) convention of May 1776; member of the First General Assembly of Virginia in 1776 and was unanimously elected a member of the executive council in 1778; Member of the Continental Congress 1780-1783 and 1787-1788; delegate in the Federal Constitutional Convention at Philadelphia, Pa., in 1787; elected to the First Congress; reelected to the Second and Third Congresses and reelected as a Republican to the Fourth Congress (March 4, 1789-March 3, 1797); declined the mission to France, tendered by President Washington in 1794 and also the position of Secretary of State, tendered the same year; again a member of the Virginia Assembly from Orange County in 1799; appointed by President Jefferson as Secretary of State March 5, 1801; entered upon the duties of that office May 2, 1801, and served until March 4, 1809; elected President of the United States in 1808; reelected in 1812 and served from March 4, 1809, to March 3, 1817; retired to his estate, "Montpelier," Orange County, Va.; delegate in the Virginia constitutional convention of 1829; rector of the University of Virginia at Charlottesville and visitor to the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va.; died in the Montpelier mansion, Orange County, Va., June 28, 1836; interment in the private cemetery on the grounds at "Montpelier.""

Bibliography: DAB; Brant, Irving. James Madison. 6 vols. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1948-1961; Banning, Lance. The Sacred Fire of Liberty: James Madison and the Founding of the Federal Republic. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1995.

Pres. James Madison, Old Churches Ministers, and Families of Virginia. Article LVI.

"A.--James Madison (the late President) is the eldest of twelve children--eight sons and four daughters--of whom but one brother and one sister are now living. He was born on the north bank of the Rappahannock, at Port Conway, opposite the town of Port Royal, on the 5th of March, 1751. His father's name was James, the son of Ambrose Madison and Frances Taylor. He lived to the age of seventy-eight years, and died in February, 1801. The father of Ambrose was John, the son of John Madison, who it appears took out, by a statement of a patent now in possession, certain lands on the shores of the Chesapeake, between North and York Rivers, in Glocester county, near Colonel Taylor's creek, in the year 1653,--6th Charles II.,--Richard Bennet, Governor and Captain-General of Virginia. The ancestors of Frances Taylor are traced one remove further back, and were residents of the same district of country. The name of his mother was Nelly Conway, descended from some of the early settlers. Her father, Francis, lived near Port Royal, in the county of Caroline, whose father, Edwin Conway, married Elizabeth Thompson. Her mother, Rebecca, was the daughter of E. Gaines and John Catlett, whose father, John, was born in Virginia and educated in England. He was killed by the Indians in defending the fort of Port Royal,--being a first settler. A great-aunt of his was likewise killed by the Indians lower down the river. It appears that all the ancestry just traced were natives of Virginia, and, it is believed, for the most part at least, if not altogether, of English descent. In both the paternal and maternal line of ancestry they were planters, and among the respectable though not the most opulent class. *[* These papers are copies from the originals loaned me by Mrs. L. H. Conway, niece of the late President Madison. They were found among his papers after the death of his wife. The original of this marked A. is believed to be in Mr. Madison's handwriting. The handwriting of the other isnot known.]
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Old Churches Ministers, and Families of Virginia. Article LVI. "James Madison, Jr., the President, was born on Tuesday night at 12 o'clock, being the last of the 5th and beginning of the 6th day of March, 1751, and was baptized by the Rev. Mr. Wm. Davis, March 31, and had for godfathers Mr. John Moore and Mr. Jonathan Gibson, and for godmothers Mrs. Rebecca Moore, Miss Judith, and Miss Elizabeth Catlett. [James Madison, Jr. was born at Port Conway, in King George, and was baptized there,--his mother being on a visit there to her mother at the time of his birth.]"

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Port Conway, King George County, Va

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(ii) Joan de Multon (b c1314, d 16.06.1363) m. Robert FitzWalter, 2nd Lord FitzWalter (b 1300, d 06.05.1328)

My Southern Family

Charlene Elizabeth ARMSTRONG

Capt. Louis BOOKER

21 May 1754 - 23 Dec 1814

ID Number: I12476

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Henry Tyler McMillan BRISCOE

22 Mar 1805 - ____

ID Number: I79314

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GARCIA de CASTILE

BEF Mar 1142 - ____

ID Number: I83230

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Thomas Turpin CRITTENDEN

ABT 1788 - ____

ID Number: I104870

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Sibley ELLZEY

ABT 1890 - ____

ID Number: I35251

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Rev. Rowland JONES Sr.

ABT 1608 - ABT 1685

ID Number: I60455

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PRES. James MADISON 4th USA President

16 Mar 1751 - 28 Jun 1836

ID Number: I1861

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Erastus MILLER

18 Aug 1813 - 23 Jun 1848

ID Number: I73059

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JOAN MULTON

ABT 1314 - 6 Jun 1363

ID Number: I102500

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Glenn Ervin THORNE

Merle WELLS

John W. WHITE

1849 - ____

ID Number: I21759

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