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Mother: Lucy Alice HAYNES |
_Charles Dabney ALVIS I_+
| (1777 - 1861) m 1806
_Joseph H. ALVIS _________|
| (1821 - 1866) m 1843 |
| |_Rebecca ARNALL ________+
| (1784 - 1830) m 1806
_Bud ALVIS __________|
| (1863 - 1933) m 1890|
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| |_Marinda Jane JOHNSON ____|
| (1821 - ....) m 1843 |
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|--Eugene Haynes ALVIS
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|_Lucy Alice HAYNES __|
(1869 - 1936) m 1890|
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Mother: Given CALDWELL |
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_Peter CALLAWAY I____|
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_William CALLAWAY ___|
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| |_Elizabeth JOHNSON __|
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|--Moses CALLAWAY
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| _John CALDWELL ______|
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|_Given CALDWELL _____|
(1690 - 1737) |
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Mother: Susan WHITSETT |
"Gum Creek, now part of the Georgia Veterans Park was a part of
Dooly County, (Vienna was county seat) until new Crisp County
was created by Ga. Legislature in 1905. Crisp county, Ga. was
named for Congressman Charles F.Crisp who served as a Lt. in the
Confederate army in Virginia; later he was elected to congress
from Americus, GA Old 3rd, I believe) becoming speaker of the
U.S. HOUSE in 1891; After his death, his son Charles R.Crisp
served as the Congressman from that district. Greatgrandchildren
live in Americus, Ga.(Charles R. and Henry Crisp)
Crisp County was southern part of Dooly; Cordele was founded in
1888 I believe. Gov. Joe Brown, Civil War gov of Ga.owned a
'plantation' at what is now Cordele...something I read in last
few days said that Gov. Brown & staff left Atlanta when Sherman
came, and briefly operated the state goverment at his
plantation."
_Jeremiah CONEY I____+
| (1730 - 1782) m 1766
_Jeremiah CONEY II______|
| (1772 - 1845) m 1812 |
| |_Mary COLEMAN _______
| (1740 - 1782) m 1766
_Charles Culpepper CONEY _|
| (1819 - 1855) |
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| |_Sarah "Sallie" HIGDON _|
| (1793 - 1860) m 1812 |
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|--Samuel Whitsett CONEY
| (1849 - 1916)
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|_Susan WHITSETT __________|
(1819 - 1903) |
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Mother: Jane TRAVERS |
[523845]
or b. 9 FEB 1800
_Richard GATEWOOD Sr.__+
| (1681 - 1730) m 1712
_Richard GATEWOOD Jr._____|
| (1716 - 1760) m 1744 |
| |_Rachel KEMPE _________+
| (1696 - 1720) m 1712
_William GATEWOOD ___|
| (1745 - 1825) |
| | _Richard TYLER Jr._____+
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| |_Frances "Frankey" TYLER _|
| (1730 - 1785) m 1744 |
| |_Catherine WILLIAMSON _+
| (1685 - 1751)
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|--Thomas GATEWOOD
| (1779 - 1805)
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|_Jane TRAVERS _______|
(1760 - 1790) |
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From: "Peggy Sue Gaddis" [email protected] 17 Jun 2002:
"James L. Hodges married Nancy Ware Jan 1786 Abbeville Dist, SC
by Joseph Redding, Baptist Minister.
James parents are Richard Hodges and Elizabeth Jones, Hodges.
Siblings in order;
Richard Hodges
James is 2nd
John Hodges
Sarah Hodges
Charles Hodges
William Brookes Hodges
Samuel Hodges
Dorothy Hodges
and other children probably burned in the cabin when indians
attacked and killed Richard and dragged away Dorothy. John
Hodges and their Mother was Frances Anderson.
James Hodges born 01 May 1806
Mary Hodges born 30 Sep 1807
according to the Census in Laurens Co., SC in the 1810, there
was a John and a Richard
Hodges, John had a child under the age of ten. Looking for a
Leroy H. Hodges born in 1806 in Laurens Co., SC."
From: "Elijah Hodges" [email protected] "The James you are
looking for is the fourteenth child of John Hodges, (listed
above), the twelveth child of Frances Anderson. James may have
gone to Mississippi 1 May 1805 with his Uncle James' family. He
married Elizabeth Weatherall. I don't have any children in my
record, but believe that there were some." Elijah
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_(QUERY of all Hodges in my database) HODGES _|
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_(RESEARCH QUERY) VA to LA HODGES of VA to LA_|
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|--Richard HODGES of Abbeville, SC
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_(RESEARCH QUERY) REEVES _|
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_Henry REEVES _______|
| (1670 - ....) |
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Mother: Sarah MONTAGUE |
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_John STEVENS _______|
| (1735 - 1826) m 1756|
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|--Ann Nancy STEVENS
| (1757 - 1832)
| _Thomas MONTAGUE ____+
| | (1694 - 1756) m 1716
| _Peter MONTAGUE _______________|
| | (1718 - 1746) m 1738 |
| | |_Grace NICHOLSON ____
| | (1699 - 1726) m 1716
|_Sarah MONTAGUE _____|
(1739 - 1806) m 1756|
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|_Elizabeth Antherit THERRIOTT _|
(1718 - 1760) m 1738 |
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Mother: ISABELLE (Elisabeth Isabeau WITTELSBACH of Bavaria |
"Charles VII (1422- 1461) One keeps of Charles VII the image of
the shy person " small king de Bourges " that a young
shepherdess in armour left her torpor, March 8, 1429. This day,
although it was disguised, the Virgin recognized it and the
convainquit of going to be made crown in Rheims, in order to
legitimate her capacity. France was then for a great part with
the hands of theBurgundian ones, but four months after the
history interview of Chinon , Charles VII was crowned.
It was the first of the kings to be remained durably in the
Loire Valley. And more still on the edges of Vienna, Chinon
having then found a role of capital, favorable to the
construction of many noble houses. Fleeing Paris, dominated by
the hostile forces with monarchy capétienne, the " nice dolphin
", born in 1403, had initially taken refuge in Bourges. But the
safety discounted in its duchy of Berry not being total, the
future sovereign had settled more in the west, in Touraine that
the Burgundian ones did not threaten. Also, since 1425, the
monarch it had decided to be established in Loches , Chinon and
Amboise . Duke of Touraine, Charles VII smelled himself there at
his place, this province having been faithful to him since 1412.
The king also resided of time at other in his " good city " of
Turns , so much with the castle, where the royal family placed,
which with the manor of Montils, which the beautiful Agnes
preferred, first official mistress. Which could give again with
the king confidence in itself. The independence of the kingdom
saved, the stages of the end of the One hundred Year old war
will pass initially by the treaty of Arras, in 1435, which put
an end to alliance between England and the duke of Burgundy. In
1444, it was in Tours that the monarch negotiated trêve in the
interminable Franco-English conflict. The royal city had entered
the great history, but it would have to await Louis Xl so that
she becomes one of the principal cities of the kingdom. With
died of the sovereign, in 1461, one of the first gestures of
his/her son was to make gift with his/her mother, Marie of
Anjou, the castle of Chinon . Where one of the capital pages of
the French history had been played."
Children
Louis XI OF VALOIS OF FRANCE King of France b: 3 JUL 1423 in
Bourges, France
Catherine de VALOIS DE FRANCE
Yolande de FRANCE b: 1436
Madeleine de FRANCE b: 1443
Jeanne de FRANCE
Charles de BERRY Duc de Berry & Guyenne b: 1446
Marriage 2 Agnes SOREL
Children
Charlotte de FRANCE
Marguerite de FRANCE
Jeanne de FRANCE
_JOHN II "The Good" de VALOIS of France_+
| (1319 - 1364) m 1332
_CHARLES V "The Wise" de VALOIS of France_|
| (1337 - 1380) m 1350 |
| |_BONNE d'Arlon LUXEMBURG of Bohemia_____+
| (1315 - 1349) m 1332
_CHARLES VI 'The Beloved' de VALOIS of France_______|
| (1368 - 1422) m 1385 |
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| |_JOAN (Jeanne) de BOURBON of France_______|
| (1338 - 1378) m 1350 |
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|--CHARLES VII "The Victorus Capet" de VALOIS of France
| (1403 - 1461)
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| _STEPHEN III WITTELSBACH Duke of Bavaria__|
| | (1350 - ....) |
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|_ISABELLE (Elisabeth Isabeau WITTELSBACH of Bavaria_|
(1371 - 1435) m 1385 |
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