I98373: BERENGER de BOLBEC (ABT 1012

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2 Berenger de Bolebec b: ABT 1012

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William Buckner & Dolly Roy. This is what I have on his decendants:
Son:
William Beverly b. 2-11-1790 d. 5-5-1845 + Sarah Ann Posey b. 8-20-1800 d. 2-15-1851
-----Robert Gaines Beverly b. Oct 1815 d. 1902 + Sarah Pendleton Hopkins b. 11-11-1814 d 3-4-1905..
-----------Benjamin Bland Beverly b. 7-13-1852 d. 5-7-1922 (Is also listed as Bland Benjamin Beverly) +Sudie Beatty Rudy b. 9-29-1863 d. 5-29-1956.
--------------------Myra Woolwine Beverly b. 8-19-1890 d. 2-1-1951 +William Fleming Alves b. 11-5-1887 d.3-31-1945.

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Children by Betty:
2 Mary Hawkins BURFORD b: 14 Oct 1779 d: 11 Dec 1806 + Joel DYER d: 14 Nov 1836 + Unknown BURFORD
2 David Morgan (Major) BURFORD b: 5 Nov 1791 d: 23 May 1864 + Elizabeth Watkins ALEXANDER b: 9 Dec 1808 d: 15 Jul 1894
2 John Hawkins (Major) BURFORD b: 26 May 1796 d: 7 Feb 1863

Children by Frances "Fanny" HAWKINS d: Abt 1780
2 Daniel Hawkins BURFORD b: Abt 1772 d: 1816
2 Benjamin W. BURFORD b: Abt 1775 d: Abt 1850 + Nancy PERSONS b: Abt 1771 d: Bef 1820 + Margaret RAY.

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"NATHANIAL MARION was executor of the Will of Samuel Ervin of Berkeley County and St. John's Parish (His sister, Martha Wickham Marion's husband) Feb. 19, 1803." ^[S1618]

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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8605/OH8.htm
The Early Hurt Family of Virginia
by Oscar H. Hurt

(1) Anson(5) Hurt. His real name was undoubtedly Anderson Hurt (22). He was a first cousin of John[5] Hurt, the Revolutionary War Chaplain, and was named as a beneficiary under the 1801 will of the Chaplain. He was called Anderson Hurt in that will and in several Amelia County order book records. He married Winnefred Dunnavant, daughter of Hodges Dunnavant in Amelia County, Va. by bond dated 5-25-1789. Winnefred died in 1853. I do not know when Anson was born. He died in Amelia County in 1820. (Order Book 31, pages 144-145, Amelia County, Va.) I have identified nine children of Anson and Winnefred Hurt. Eight of them from Order Book 40, page 350, dated 5-28-1840, Amelia County, Va. The nine children are as follows:

(1) John[6] Beckley Hurt, born 6-25-1798 and died 7-7-1868.
(2) William[6] C. Hurt, died in Amelia County about 1833.
(3) Martha[6] P. Hurt, married Allen Wingo.
(4) Nancy[6] J. Hurt, married Thomas M. Cobb.
(5) Elizabeth[6] W. Hurt, married John W. Sadler.
(6) Caroline[6] M. Hurt, married Nathan S. Seay.
(7) Emiline[6] Hurt, married James R. Colby.
(8) Purifee[6] H. Hurt, married Joseph H. Clay.
(9) Samuel[6] A. Hurt, married Mary Alice Nunnally in Amelia County, Va. by bond dated 8-27-1838.
The order of the births of the nine children is not known to me.
Virginia marriage records for Amelia County
"May 25, 1789-- Hurt, Aron (son of Wm.) & Winifred Dunnavant, (d. of Hodges.)"

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William Marshall b: 1743 d: 1810 in Fairhope, Henry Co.,Ky + Anne Clark McLeod b: cir 1749
Children:
2 Elizabeth Marshall b: 14 JULY 1769 + Hugh Roy
2 Anne Clark Marshall b: 10 FEB 1772 + William Samuel
2 Frances Marshall b: 1 SEP 1774 + Robert Tompkins
2 Mary Marshall b: 10 NOV 1776 + William Webb
2 Robert Marshall b: 1777 d: YOUNG
2 Sarah Marshall b: 10 NOV 1779 d: 25 AUG 1854 + Richard Clough Anderson b: 12 JAN 1749 d: 16 OCT 1826
2 Lucy Marshall b: 1780 d: YOUNG
2 George Rogers Marshall b: 10 APR 1782
2 John Marshall b: 27 SEP 1784 d: 19 APR 1830 + Mildred Field b: cir 1790 d: aft 1850

[310482]
or b in Westmoreland Co. VA

[310483]
or Eminence, Henry Co. KY

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"The nearest and the coterminous neighbour of my father was John Mercer, of Marlborough, a native of lreland, a distinguished lawyer; the compiler of 'Mercer's Abridgment of the Virginia Laws;' the father of Colonel George Mercer, an officer in the British service, and who died in England about the commencement of the Revolution; the father also of Judge James Mercer, father of Charles F. Mercer, of John Francis Mercer, who in my boyhood resided at Marlborough, in Stafford, and was afterward Governor of Maryland; of Robert Mercer, who lived and died in Fredericksburg; of Ann Mercer, who married Samuel Selden, of Selvington, Stafford; of Maria Mercer, who married Richard Brooke, of King William, father of General George M. Brooke; and of another daughter, whose name is not recollected,--the wife of Muscoe Garnett and mother of the late James M. Garnett."
Src: Old Churches Ministers, and Families of Virginia. Article LXIV

Children:
i. Mason Mercer born 2 July 1726 died 23 July 1726.
ii. John Mercer Jr. born in Stafford Co., Va 17 December 1727. ||Born at New Town Plantation John died 12 September 1732.
iii. Elizabeth Mason Mercer born 16 February 1730 died 31 August 1732.
iv. George Mercer born 23 June 1733 died April 1784 in London, England, married Mary Neville in Scarborough, England, 1767. Mary died 1768. Her body was interred in Richmond, Va.
v. John Fenton Mercer born 31 August 1735 died 18 April 1756.
vi. James Mercer born 26 February 1737 died 31 October 1793. He married Mary Eleanor Dick 1772 died 1780.
vii. Sarah Ann Mason Mercer born 21 June 1738 died 26 July 1806 married Samuel Selden 24 November 1759. Samuel was born 1725. died 1791 Stafford Co., Va. 2nd wife of Samuel Selden of Salvington. 1st half cousin of his 1st wife.
viii. Mary Mercer born 23 August 1740 died 1 September 1764 married Daniel McCarty 3 April 1764. Daniel was the son of Daniel McCarty and Penelope Higgins. Daniel died 1795.
ix. Thomson Mason Mercer born 9 April 1742 died 14 April 1742.
x. Catesby Mason Mercer born 13 October 1743 died 15 October 1758

The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Volume VII
M. Mercer, John Francis

MERCER, John, author of "Laws of Virginia," was born in Church street, Dublin, Ireland, Feb. 6, 1704; son of John and Grace (Fenton) Mercer; grandson of Robert and Elinor (Reynolds) Mercer, and great-grandson of Noel and Ann (Smith) Mercer, of Chester, England. He settled in Stafford county, Va., where he was a lawyer by profession and secretary of the Ohio company. He was a vestryman of Acquia church, Stafford county, Va. He was first married. June 10, 1725, to Catherine, only daughter of Col George Mason of Stafford county, and aunt of George Mason (q.v.), and secondly, on Nov. 10, 1750, to Ann, daughter of Col. Mungo Roy, of Essex county, Va.

He had ten children by his first, and nine by his second, wife. He was a large landed proprietor, resided at Marlborough, Stafford county, Va., and was the founder of one branch of the Mercer family of Virginia.

He was designated as "John Mercer of Marlborough." He was the author of: An Abridgment of the Laws of Virginia (1737), its title page reading: An Exact Abridgment of all the Public Acts of Assembly of Virginia in Force and Use, Together with Sundry Precedents Adapted thereto and Proper Tables, by John Mercer, Gent.
Williamsburg: Printed by William Parks, MDCCXXXVII. Another edition published in Glasgow, Scotland, 1759, brought it down to Jan. 1, 1758. He was also the author of the first tract published in Virginia in opposition to the Stamp Act. He died at Marlborough, Va., Oct. 14, 1768.

"2001 Contact: Travis Miscia EMail: [email protected]
Name: John Mercer
Birth: 6 FEB 1703/04 in Dublin, Ireland
MERCER, John [1704-1768] John MERCER, son of John MERCER of Dublin Ireland an d his wife Grace FENTON, was born on Church Street, Dublin on February 6, 1704. He emigrated to Virginia in 1720. John MERCER was educated in the law and came to Virginia in 1720, obtained land in the Northern Neck and established himself at a place he called "Marlborough" in Stafford County. He was the author of "An Abridgment of the Laws of Virginia" and was Secretary of the Ohio Company in which the Washingtons, George Mason and other prominent Virginians were interested. He was for many years a vestryman of Acquia Church and the owner of one of the finest libraries in the Colonies [over 1,500 volum es]. He wrote one of the first, if not the first, tracts published in Virginia against the Stamp Act [no copy of this tract is still in existence]. His first wife was Catherine Mason [1707-1750] daughter of Colonel George MASON by his wife Elizabeth WAUGH. John MERCER married secondly, Ann ROY on November 10, 1750. Ann ROY was the daughter of Dr. Mungo ROY of Essex County, Virginia. SOURCES: Colonial Families of the United States, page 311."

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dau of John Tayloe of Fredericksburg. vi. Mary Tayloe; b. 28 Oct 1759; m. Hon. Mann Page, son of Hon. Mann Page II and Ann Corbin Tayloe, 18 Apr 1776; d. 23 Mar 1803.

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15.Alice WASHINGTON + Robert SANDYS b: Est 1608

My Southern Family

BERENGER de BOLBEC

ABT 1012 - ____

ID Number: I98373

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William BUCKNER

1776 - 1855

ID Number: I75598

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Rev. Daniel BURFORD

ABT 1755 - BEF May 1816

ID Number: I73228

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Samuel ERVIN

ABT 1760 - ABT 1803

ID Number: I44703

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Richard GRAVES

1701 - ____

ID Number: I21928

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Judah HOLLOMAN

ABT 1770 - ____

ID Number: I37790

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Anderson (Anson) HURT

1765 - 1820

ID Number: I89090

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William MARSHALL

27 Aug 1730 - 1810

ID Number: I62994

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John of Marlborough MERCER Esq. "the Immigrant"

6 Feb 1704 - 14 Oct 1768

ID Number: I48024

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Mary TAYLOE

28 Oct 1759 - 23 Mar 1803

ID Number: I57307

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PAYN TIPTOFT (TIBETOT) Knt. of Cambridge

ABT 1350 - ____

ID Number: I35420

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ALICE WASHINGTON

____ - ____

ID Number: I96003

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Mary Bertha "Mary Effie" WHEELER

Nov 1898 - 19 Aug 1979

ID Number: I25249

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Peter F. WILSON

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I60624

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