I6691: Sarah "Sally" BLAIR (11 Mar 1837

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CENSUS RECORDS 1850 Adair Co., KY census (enumerated with parents) 1860 Madison Co., IA census (enumerated with husband) 1880 Madison Co., IA census, pg 37, sd 3, ed 111
OTHER SOURCES Janis L. Shubert, BSGR 234 Adair Co., KY Marriages (1840-1870) Index BSGR Records Cemetery records, Blair Chapel, Madison Co., IA.

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and also a Spouse: Frances STEVENS (AFN: 93GZ-29) Marriage: 24 Dec 1628 Ewell, Surrey, England

Father: Thomas FOSTER (AFN:9G7V-P6) Mother: Susan FORSTER (AFN:9G7V-QC) of Hunsden, Hertfordshire, England.

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or Southampton, Long Island, New York

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3 Asa GREER b: 1772 d: Bef 1840 + Rebecca NEIGHBORS b: 1775 d: After 1850
Marriage 1 Rebecca NEIGHBORS b: 1775 in Virginia Married: 25 Jul 1791 in Bedford, Virginia

Children
Aquilla GREER b: 1792 Marriage 1 Elizabeth WELCH b: 1799 in Georgia Married: 1815 in Wilson, Tennesee
Mary GREER b: 1793 Marriage 1 John JOHNSON
Married: 1814 in Tennessee
William GREER b: 1798 Marriage 1 Drusilla HALL
Elijah GREER b: 1800
Asa Seth GREER b: 1801 d. 1854 Marriage 1 Lavina NAPIER b: 1804 Married: 17 Jul 1823 in Davidson, Tennesee
Abraham GREER b: 1804 in Georgia Marriage 1 Margaret Ann Peggy KINNEY b: 1801 in South Carolina Married: 13 Aug 1825 in Williamson, Tennesee
James GREER b: 1810
Delila GREER b: 1812 Marriage 1 Elijah HATCHER Married: in Davidson, Tennesee

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iii. James Kennedy, Bishop of Dunkeld (b 1404-5, d 07.1465) ^[S3254]

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The 29th October, 1726, was born [John, the son?] of Etienne Monford and Elizabeth Monford, his father and mother; was baptized the 14th April, in the year 1727, by Mr. Mordock, minister of St. James. He was presented for baptism by Elie Susain and by Olive Sallie, his godfather and godmother. The parties have declared that this Child was born the day and year above at Mannikintown. - Je. Soblet, Cleark.

The 16th April, 1728, anne Tammas was born; was baptized by Mr. Na[irn?] minister of Varaine ; had for godfather Guillaume Samson (?) for godmother, Olive Salle and Bnge't. The parties have declared that she was born the day and year above. - Jean Chastain, Clerk.

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Children: Alfred and Daniel. ^[S1842]

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Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume I IV--Burgesses and Other Prominent Persons
"Rev. Guy Smith came to Virginia before 1700 and was minister of Abingdon Church, Gloucester county. He was a member of the convention of the clergy that assembled at William and Mary College in 1719. He died about 1720, leaving issue at least four sons, John, Guy, Constantine and Lawrence."

Pittsylvania County, Virginia History: Mr. John Smith, of "The Pocket," Pittsylvania County, belonged to the family of the .Rev.. Guy Smith, who was minister of Abingdon .Parish, Gloucester County and died in 1720, having issue: John, baptized June 3, 1701; Guy, baptized Dec. 12, 1704; and Mary, Joanna, Anne, Susanna,. Constantine and Lawrence."

See: Smith Family History prepared by Guy Allen Smith, of Los Angeles, CA, which was updated by Elmer Smith of Oblong, IL. A copy of this history is located in the genealogy section of the Robinson Library, Robinson, IL.

The Colonial Clergy of Virginia, pg 47, gives the following: GUY SMITH, b Ely, Cambridge co, Eng.; adm. sizar Corpus Christi Coll., Camb., 1683; matric. 1683/4; sett. Abington Par. (Gloucester) Va., 1702-1719; Ep.; d. Abington Parish, Va., ca. 1720.

Alumni Cantabrigienses, A biographical list of all know students, graduates and holders of office at the University of Cambridge from earliest times to 1900, compiled by John Venn, Sc.D., F.R.S., F.S.A. and J. A. Venn, M.A., Part I, from the earliest times to 1751, Volume IV, Saal-Zuinglius, Cambridge Unversity Press, Cambridge, England, 1927, pg 98 gives the following: SMITH, GUY. Adm. sizar at Corpus Christi, 1683. Of Ely, Cambs. Matric. 1683-1684.

Sizar (Cambridge University. ) - A poor scholar whose assize of food is given him. Sizars used to have what was left at the fellows' table, because it was their duty at one time to wait on the fellows at dinner. Each fellow had his sizar.

"Genealogies of Virginia Families" from the William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. IV, by Judith McGhan, Genealogical Publishing Co, Baltomore, MD, 1982, Pg 501/502 "VIII. Family of Rev. Guy Smith, of Abingaon Parish.
1. REV. Guy l SMITH was minister of Abingdon Parish, and died about 1720. He was succeeded by Rev. Thomas Hughes. As he had a son named Lawrence, he was probably some relation of Major Lawrence Smith. He had issue, 2, John Smith, baptized June 3, 1701; 3, Guy, baptized December 12, 1704; 4, Mary ; 5, Joanna ; 6, Ann; 7, Susanna; 8, Constantine, born September 16,1717 ; 9, Lawrence, born September 16} 1719.
2. JOHN SMITH ( Guy l) married Ann ---; had issue : 10, John, born September 23, 1725, married, in Goochland county, in 1751, Elizabeth, daughter of Arthur Hopkins; 11, Bowker, baptized in Gloucester county, March 31, 1723. In 1761, he was living in Goochland county, at which time he deeded lands on Lickinghole Creek to Constantine Smith, of King and Queen county. John 2 Smith was probably the John Smith, of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover county, who devised to his son John land on Lickinghole Creek, Goochland county, which land was sold by the latter in 1772. Mrs. Ann Smith, wife of John 2 Smith, died in Abingdon Parish, Gloucester, and was buried August 7, 1733.
3. GUY 2 SMITH (Rev. Guy 1) married, first, Sarah, and had issue in Gloucester, 12, Guy, baptized July 26, 1728; 13, Sarah. He married, second, Sarah, and had issue, 14, Joseph. Guy: Smith was buried in Gloucester, January 28, 1736. A Guy Smith, in 1751, married Ann Hopkins, in Goochland county, but he was probably a son of 2. John 2 Smith, son of Rev. Guy Smith.
8. CONSTANTlNE 2 SMITH (Rev. Guy 1) lived in King and Queen county in 1761, but in 1770 calling himself of the Parish of South Farnham, Essex county, he gave the land deeded to him in Goochland by Bowker Smith to his son, 15, Lawrence Smith. (Goochland County Records.)
A Thomas Smith and Rachel his wife had issue in Abingdon Parish, Guy, born August 4,1741.
A Lawrence Smith, probably brother of Rev. Guy Smith, had issue in Abingdon Parish (1) Joseph, baptized August 30,1712, (2) Richard Fulk, born May 23, 1715.
A Joseph Smith, of King and Queen county, sold lands in Spotsylvania in 1729. "

Children:
2 Guy (II) SMITH + Sarah
2 John SMITH d: 1775 + Ann BOWKER d: 1733
2 Mary SMITH d: Deceased
2 Joannah SMITH b: 23 MAY 1713 d: Deceased
2 Ann SMITH b: 27 SEP 1713 d: Deceased
2 Susanna SMITH b: 10 JUL 1715 d: Deceased
2 Constantine SMITH b: 16 SEP 1717 d: Deceased + Franky STARKE d: Bef 1779
2 Lawrence SMITH b: 16 SEP 1719 d: Deceased

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Mrs. Addie L. Young, who died in New Hampshire.

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Alias: Mr. At Weaver. Residence: RESI Noble St, Anniston, Calhoun Co, AL at time of death.

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My Southern Family

Sarah "Sally" BLAIR

11 Mar 1837 - 10 Jan 1890

ID Number: I6691

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Christopher FOSTER

17 Aug 1603 - 24 Dec 1687

ID Number: I74568

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Asa GREER

1772 - BEF 1840

ID Number: I101075

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JAMES KENNEDY Bishop of Dunkeld

1405 - 1465

ID Number: I88060

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Martha MEADE

Olive PERAULT\PERRAULT

____ - AFT 1728

ID Number: I24219

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William SLAUGHTER

ABT 1780 - ____

ID Number: I26589

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Rev. Guy SMITH "the Immigrant"

ABT 1675 - ABT 1720

ID Number: I61964

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Adelaide Lucia SWARTZ

1854 - 1889

ID Number: I36760

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Mildred "Milly" TURNER

ABT 1780 - AFT 1854

ID Number: I49364

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Atkinson Pelham WEAVER

20 Jan 1868 - 8 Jan 1959

ID Number: I13985

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