I50212: Alfred J. BERRY (16 Feb 1815

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GENEALOGIES OF VIRGINIA FAMILIES From the William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. I. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1982. Page 657.
"Thomas Carter (Peter (3), Thomas (2)) removed from Fauquier to Rye Cove, Clinch River, in what is now Scott county, in 1773, with his first cousins Dale and John Carter, sons of Charles Carter of Amherst. On March 26, 1774, they all had surveys for land -- Thomas for 197 acres in Rye Cove, and on March 31, 1783, he had another survey for 1420 acres to include his improvements . From 1774 till 1784 he was one of the overseers of the road in Washington county; and when his home fell in the new county of Russell he was a justice of the first court of that county. May 9, 1786, and a lieutenant in the militia. In 1788 he represented Russell in the Constitutional Convention of that year, and is said to have been several times in the Legislature. His will, probated in Russell October 25, 1803, left a third of all estate to wife Elizabeth for life, and after her death the slaves in her portion to go to son Charles,
who was to have 2/3 of the remainder of them and other personal estate. The rest of the slaves and personal estate to go to daughter Rosamond Dickenson. Sons John and Morgan, and daughters Phoeby Jones and Sarah Taylor had already had their shares. Grandson Thomas Morgan Carter to have the home place of 1300 acres. Of the descendants of Thomas Carter I (Dr. Jos. L. Miller) have but little data. John died in 1804, leaving freedom to his servants and the rest of his estate to his sister Sarah. Morgan Carter, who in early life had been captured by the Indians and held in captivity in western New York for eighteen months, died in 1813 intestate with wife Ursula as administratrix. He is said to have left no issue. Charles Carter may have been the Charles Carter who died in Mason Co., in 1816 with son Presley executor - Presley being a family name in the family of his uncle Joseph Carter. Rosamond Dickenson is said to have been an ancestress of the late Col. James B. Dickenson, of Scott County. Thomas Morgan Carter, the grandson, was doubtless a son of an older son of Thomas Carter, who had died prior to his father. He had a wife Matilda, and died about 1828. He is said to have left issue a son William, and probably others." ^[S2122]

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p. 230. LARKIN GAINES Est admnr. for Dr. George Maxwell Mar 21 1821.

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dau of Philip, 1st Lord of Kyme & Joan BIGOD ^[S2041]

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The principality of Orange, (just North of Avignon, in the Province of Languedoc, and now in the Department of Vaucluse), enclave belonging to the House of Nassau, at one time had 4,000 Huguenots with 60 ministers. On 23 Oct 1685, it was occupied militarily by the Count of Grignan, lieutenant-general of the King in Provence.

The pastors fled again, or were imprisoned at Lyon, the two churches were destroyed, and the people, threatened with "dragonnades" (repression with billeting of troops in the homes), were converted "en masse" from protestantism. (Garrisson, p. 261) ^[S345]

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Marriage 1 Elizabeth (UNKNOWN) Married: 1736 in Prince George's County, Maryland.
Children:
2 Jeremiah RILEY b: Abt 1738 + Tabitha (UNKNOWN)
2 John RILEY, JR. (II) + Rachel (UNKNOWN)
2 Elizabeth (?) RILEY
2 Johnson Michael RILEY b: 1743
2 William Wellman RILEY b: 20 Dec 1745 d: Oct 1816 + Catherine ?.b Abt 1813
2 James RILEY b: Abt 1747

My Southern Family

Alfred J. BERRY

16 Feb 1815 - 28 Jul 1872

ID Number: I50212

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Thomas CARTER

24 Apr 1731 - 1803

ID Number: I57949

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William Larkin GAINES

17 May 1778 - 6 Apr 1854

ID Number: I4222

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Hannah HOLLIDAY

27 Nov 1754 - 19 Jan 1844

ID Number: I96645

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LUCY de KYME

ABT 1280 - by 2 Apr 1323

ID Number: I52582

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Sir Velas L'ORANGE

ABT 1580 - ____

ID Number: I11516

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John M. RILEY Sr.

ABT 1716 - Mar 1767

ID Number: I100377

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ELIZABETH SHERBORNE

ABT 1450 - ____

ID Number: I65186

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Thomas ST. JOHN III

ABT 1700 - AFT 1727

ID Number: I48666

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