I10220: Mamie H ALVIS (27 Mar 1901

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2 *Turstin De Creuilly b: ABT 1050

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Aka: "Andreas Lodewich (JDK) Kasselmann. Andreas was one of a large group of German emigrants who were naturalized at Mayors Court in Albany, Albany Co., NY. (As recorded in the Albany Common Council Minutes Book #6, pp 114-116, Albany Hall of Records) "On 17 January 1716, one Ande. Lod'k Casselmann was naturalized as a American citizen here"."

"Lord Fairfax land grant 1749 at Frederick Co., VA (now Hampshire Co., WV)
Ludwick was living in Frederick Co., Colony of Virginia, 17 Aug 1749, when the Right Honorable Thomas Lord Fairfax, Proprietor of the Northern Neck of Virginia, granted by patent to Lodwick Castleman, Lot No. 28 of 300 acres and Lot No. 29 of 404 acres, Hampshire Co., Colony of Virginia, on Wappacomo or Great South Branch of Potomac River. Annual rent was one shilling sterling money for each fifty acres of land to be paid to Lord Fairfax.

Served in Colonel Washington's regiment in French & Indian War 1740/50 at VA/PA
Additional land grant 1753 at Winchester, Frederick Co., VA (now Hampshire Co., WV)
On 15 May 1753, Lord Fairfax Granted 1/2 acre lots in the town of Winchester, Frederick Co., VA to Andreas, William and David Castleman. It was through the misspelling of the name on these and prior deeds that Casselmann became Castleman.

Andreas' was deeded by Patent Lot No. 49, of 1/2 acre, to Lodowick/Lewis Castleman, of Frederick Co., located in the town of Winchester, Frederick Co., Colony of Virginia, also Lot No. 48, five acres, (out lot) for common uses. Yearly rent of five shillings sterling for both lots to be paid Lord Fairfax. Building code for Lot 49 depicted no building should be built thereon which was less than 16 feet by twenty feet, with a stone or brick chimney. No building of any sort was to be built upon five-acre Lot 48 on the Common.

Andreas Sells land:
On 12 Mar 1759, Lodwick Castleman of Hampshire Co., in the Colony of Virginia, deeded Lot No. 29 of 404 acres, on the Great South Branch of Potomack, to David Castleman of Frederick Co.,for the sum of seventy pounds, current money of Virginia. Deed was signed by Ludwick Cassellman and witnessed by Joseph Watson and Pet. Steinbergen. The Quit Rents to be due and payable to the Right Honorable Thomas Lord Fairfax.

On 19 July 1759, Lodowick Castleman of Hampshire Co., in the Colony of Virginia, deeded Lot No. 28 on the Great South Branch of Potomac River, containing 300 acres, and also the upper part of Lot No. 29 joining Lot 28, to Jacob Castleman of Frederick Co., Colony of Virginia, for 70 pounds current money of Virginia. On 19 July 1759, Jacob Castleman paid Lodowick Castleman 70 pounds for Lot 28, Indenture Deed of Release. Lodwick Cassellman signed the deed, witnessed by Job Pearsall, Thos. Bull and Charles (his "O" mark) Linzie.

Colonel Washington rents horse & Wagon 17 June 1754 at VA
Records state that Castleman's wagon was to be used and kept near Wills Creek and Redstone by Colonel Washington's Regiment.

On 13 Apr 1757, Lodowick Castleman was paid one pound for horse hire to Pennsylvania, in disbursement of the public money by George Mercer for Account of Col. George Washington. The Regiment also hired horses from both William and Jacob Castleman. source: The papers of George Washington, W.W. Abbot, Hampshire Co., VA and Bedford Co. PA Deed books

Charged with murder 19 November 1757 at Winchester, Frederick Co., VA (now Hampshire Co., WV).
At court held in County of Frederick, Virginia, 19 Nov 1757, Lodowick Castleman of County of Frederick, was committed to gaol in Frederick County, charged with the murder of James Haines, soldier in the Virginia Regiment. James Haines was aged 22 years, 5'4" tall, of Virginia, a tailor by trade, enlisted in Capt. Henry Harrison's Co., May 1757; d. Nov 10. The Court decided that Lodowick Castleman should be tryed for murder at Williamsburgh.

He was to be removed to the publick gaol at Williamsburgh according to the law. (NOTE: All public records at Williamsburgh were burned by the British in War of 1812, so these records are not extant. Lodowick must have been exonerated as he sold land in 1761 in Virginia and moved to Pennsylvania that year, according to deeds).

One of the witnesses was Joseph Hancock, second husband of Andreas second wife Mary Bush/Wallace/Hancock/Kasselmann."

Last will & testament 30 January 1789 at Bedford, Cumberland Co., PA
Ludwig now called Lewis Castleman of Bedford Twp., PA, wrote his will 30 Jan 1789, making his mark, witnessed by Michael Smythe, James Taylor and John Chrisman. He willed his 400 acres land, horses and all other animals and all other property movable or unmovable to his wife Mary. This will was probated in Bedford Co. Court, PA, 5 Sept 1789.

1790 Census, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania, Mary Castleman, free white female, living alone.

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Some loose Pulliams Grouped here for Research purposes - relationship of kids on this card to each other is not determined yet, but each ones descendants are. please write [email protected].
THOMAS PULLIAM
CULPEPPER COUNTY
PRIVATE
VIRGINIA MILITIA
$20.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$29.60 AMOUNT RECEIVED
APRIL 8, 1833 PENSION STARTED
AGE 72
DIED AUGUST 27, 1831

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George Skillern (1728-1806) commanded a regiment of Botetourt County, Virginia militia, 1776. He was born and died in Botetourt County.

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Father: John Underhill
Mother: Mary Pryer

My Southern Family

Mamie H ALVIS

27 Mar 1901 - 27 Mar 1966

ID Number: I10220

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TUSTIN de Creuilly d' AVRANCHES

ABT 1050 - ____

ID Number: I88711

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Bell G. BRIGHT

ABT 1860 - AFT 1910

ID Number: I32107

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John BUCKNER

1791 - ____

ID Number: I65936

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Andreas Lodewich (JDK) CASTLEMAN "the Immigrant"

6 Nov 1698 - 1789

ID Number: I69257

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ELIZABETH CLERKE

1524 - 1563

ID Number: I12590

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Robert Lee CONEY

Mildred Washington GREGORY

ABT 1780 - 21 Jun 1823

ID Number: I73173

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Carolyn MCCANTS

(RESEARCH FAMILY GROUP) PULLIAM

____ - ____

ID Number: I21873

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Lt. Col. George SKILLERN

1728 - 1806

ID Number: I50398

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Thomas L. "Tom" SLOAN

1855 - ____

ID Number: I2038

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Mary UNDERHILL

26 Feb 1676 - 1751

ID Number: I105047

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