I22461: MARGARET of Bohemia (ABT 1370

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"After Guy, their sister Isabel was the most fortunate of that generation. She firstly married into the Gloucestershire family of Chaworth; Sir Pain de Chaworth had fought with Prince Edward in his crusade and his heir Patrick, whom Isabel married, was a man of reasonable importance, possessing land or property in Berkshire, Wiltshire, Wales and Southampton. This marriage yielded one child, Maud, who went on to marry the king's nephew, Henry of Lancaster. Dugdale reports that, following Chaworth's death in 1286-7, Isabel had four manors in Wiltshire, and two in Berkshire, assigned to her ‘until her dowry should be set forth’ along with the livery of Chedworth in Gloucestershire, and the Hampshire manor of Hartley Mauditt, which had been granted to her and her husband in frankmarriage by her father. Shortly afterwards, she married the elder Despenser, without the king's licence, for which Hugh Despenser was fined 2,000 marks."
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John CHRISTIAN

25 May 1769 - ____

ID Number: I27828

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2 John CHRISTIAN b: 25 May 1769 d: 1770-1859

Lilian MONEYMAKER

ABT 1900 - ____

ID Number: I43749

Elizabeth Grace NETTLES

William H. ROTH

26 Jun 1839 - ____

ID Number: I68894

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"Source: The Book of History of Edgar Co. IL. published 1879 Edgar Co. Genealogical Library 408 N. Main St. Paris, IL. 61944
Village Of Redmon: Redmon, situated in the eastern part of the township, was laid out for J.B. WARNICK and Joseph REDMON, after the latter of whom it was named, by George W. FOREMAN, County Surveyor, January 9, 1872. The first buildings were erected, as nearly as can now be remembered, in the order in which they are mentioned. J.S. GORDON erected the store-building now occupied by him, and opened the first stock of goods, though, in reality, one house now occupied by D. B. FITTS, had been built a number of years before the town was thought of.

Very soon after the improvement was made by GORDON, E.B. THOMPSON and David McCALL came and put up a blacksmith-shop, the latter also erecting a dwelling-house.

William (H.) ROTH, now of Chrisman, Philip RAY, John STEELE, James CRAFTON, now of Paris, and William DEEM were among the first to erect dwellings. John MASON, also, about the same time, built his storehouse. The store now occupied by Stanley CASTEEL was erected in 1876 by Thomas B. (Bradley) ROTH.

James S. GORDON was appointed first Postmaster, and, notwithstanding his political views, they being somewhat in opposition to the party in power, has continued to hold the same under two administrations. The only explanation that any one could give us of this unusual state of affairs was that Mr. GORDON not only gave the Government good satisfaction, but that the inhabitants of the vicinity were also pleased with his administration of postal matters.

The school in this place is held in a hall at present, but a building for educational purposes is contemplated in the near future.

W. H. ROTH, County Superintendent of Schools, Chrisman; born in Pickaway Co. Ohio, where he engaged in farming during the summer and attending school during the winter until 1875, during which time he attended school two and one-half years constantly; he removed to Douglass Co. IL. in 1857, living there one year; from there to Embarrass Twp. Edgar Co. IL. in 1858 living there and engaged with his father (Thomas Bradley ROTH) farming until 23 years of age; from there to Henry Co. Iowa, and engaged in farming during the summer and teaching during the winter for a period of five years; he removed back to Edgar Co. IL. in 1868; he located at Redmon, where he remained until 1876, when he located in Chrisman and engaged in teaching school one year, when he was elected County Superintendent of Schools, which office he now holds; he owns his residence in Chrisman and 100 acres of land in Iowa. He married Jan. 10, 1865, Leonora M. PRITCHETT; she was born in Pickaway Co. Ohio, Nov. 30, 1840; two children were the fruit of this union, both deceased. [ Laurence ROTH b. Jun. 1879 - d. Dec. 1880 (1 yr, 6 mos) and Clarence ROTH b. Aug. 1883 - d. Aug. 1884 (1 yr). ]"

3. William H. ROTH b. 6/26/1839 d. ? m. 01-10-1865 Leonora PRITCHETT Settled in Oakland, CA.EDGAR, IL. Enum. Dist. 102 Reel 205 Page 209 Date: 06/11/1880 -- ROTH, W.H. W M 40 Head M OH PA PA -- ROTH, LENORA M. W F 39 Wife M OH DEL MD ROTH, BEOLA A. W F 3 Other relative S IL OH KY -- ROTH, ESTHER A. W F 20 Other relative S IA OH OH -- STEWART, MARY A. W F 19 Missing S IL SCT SCT

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John Milton SANDIDGE

Richard TAYLOR

1658 - ABT 1705

ID Number: I66524

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Spouse: Sarah ?. Children: Richard, John and Thomas Taylor of Surry, VA Richard Sr. Death: 6 May 1705, Surry, Will Probated, Va

David TODD

8 Apr 1723 - 8 Feb 1785

ID Number: I79128

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B. DAVID TODD - b. April 8, 1723 d. February 8, 1785. Married Hannah Owen on April 4, 1749.
Before coming to Kentucky he had been a farmer in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He moved to Kentucky to join his sons Levi and Robert in 1783. On April 4, 1749, DAVID TODD married Hannah Owen (b. October 25, 1725 d. 1813 at the home of her son Levi.) They had six children:

A. John Todd – b. March 27, 1750 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania d. August 18, 1782 at the battle of Blue Licks, Kentucky. He married Jane Hawkins in Richmond, Virginia in the year 1780. John came to Kentucky in 1775.

B. Elizabeth – b. November 13, 1752 – died February 5, 1803. On January 4, 1774, Elizabeth married Roger North (died in 1831),

C. Robert – b. April 19, 1754 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania d. March 20, 1814. Robert went to Kentucky in 1776. He rose to the military rank of General. On January 3, 1782, he married his cousin Anne Todd (b. August 26, 1756 – died August 31, 1828) the daughter of Rev. John and Margaret (Thompson) Todd.

D. LEVI TODD – b. October 4, 1756 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania d. September 6, 1807 in Lexington, Kentucky. He moved to Kentucky in 1776. As a member of the military he eventually earned the rank of General. General Todd married Jane “Betsy” Briggs on February 25, 1779. She died in July 1800. General Todd then married Jane Holmes Tantum in about 1803.

E. Owen – b. April 20, 1762 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania d. December 6, 1817. He moved to Kentucky in 1794 with his parents and the family of his brother-in-law, Elijah Smith. Owen later became a Judge and moved to Ohio. Then in early 1817 moved to Vevay, Indiana. Judge Todd was first married in 1782 to Elizabeth Smith (d. 1783), who was reported to be his cousin. On June 9, 1790, Judge Todd married Maria Jane Paxton (b. April 22, 1771 – died 1834 in Madison, Indiana.)

F. Hannah – b. January 11, 1765 - d. 1824 near Georgetown, Kentucky. In February 1782, Hannah married first to Elijah Smith who was the father of all of her children. After Mr. Smith’s death, Hannah married James Kelley. Together they lived in Scott County, Kentucky.

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My Southern Family

MARGARET of Bohemia

ABT 1370 - 1413

ID Number: I22461

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ISABEL de BEAUCHAMP of Warwick

ABT 1265 - BEF 30 May 1306

ID Number: I18545

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John CHRISTIAN

25 May 1769 - ____

ID Number: I27828

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Lilian MONEYMAKER

ABT 1900 - ____

ID Number: I43749

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Elizabeth Grace NETTLES

William H. ROTH

26 Jun 1839 - ____

ID Number: I68894

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John Milton SANDIDGE

Richard TAYLOR

1658 - ABT 1705

ID Number: I66524

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David TODD

8 Apr 1723 - 8 Feb 1785

ID Number: I79128

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Col. Daniel Bedinger WASHINGTON

8 Feb 1814 - 28 Dec 1887

ID Number: I53920

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