I9973: Waymond L ALVIS

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WILLIAM HENRY BRUNE, b. at Baltimore, Md., 15th July, 1857; m. at Baltimore, Md., 19th October, 1893, Rheta FERGUSON, dau. of James Du Gué FERGUSON, President of the First National Bank of Baltimore, and Henrietta SIMONS, his wife of Charleston, South Carolina, who d. 11th February, 1902.

WILLIAM HENRY BRUNE, educated in private schools in Baltimore, at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H., and Harvard College; A.B., Harvard, 1878; LL.B., University of Maryland, 1880; Judge Appeal Tax Court of Baltimore City, 1903-1906.

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James Burnley & Elizabeth, his wife, of Louisa Co. to David Crenshaw, of sd. County. £78:6s: curr. 130 ½ acres on Long Creek, Louisa Co., adj. Martin Thorp, Robt. Tharp, Marks, Jesse Hogward; Witnesses, John Burnley, Moses Burnley, Henry M. Burnley. 22 Feb. 1796 . D. B. "I." p. 208. ^[S2106]

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The Great Migration Begins Sketches PRESERVED PURITAN FRANCIS EATON
ORIGIN: Bristol MIGRATION: 1620 in Mayflower, FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth
OCCUPATION: Carpenter.
FREEMAN: In "1633" Plymouth list of freemen, ahead of those admitted on 1 January 1632/3 [PCR 1:3]. EDUCATION: Signed deed of 30 December 1631 [PCR 12:17].
OFFICES: Appointed arbiter in dispute between William Bennet and Edward Doty, 3 January 1632/3 [PCR 1:7].
ESTATE: In the 1623 Plymouth land division granted four acres as a passenger on the Mayflower [PCR 12:4]. In the 1627 Plymouth cattle division, the first four members of the tenth company were Francis Eaton, Christian Eaton, Samuel Eaton and Rachel Eaton [PCR 12:12].
On 25 June 1631 Francis Eaton sold to Edward Winslow four acres in the North Field [PCR 12:16 (this would be the land received in the 1623 division)]. On 30 December 1631 Francis Eaton sold to William Brewster "one share of land, containing twenty acres, lying at the place commonly called Nothingelse" in consideration of £21 12s. which would "pay his purchase for four shares"; Eaton also sold to William Brewster for £10 an additional twelve acres from the same lot [PCR 12:16]. On 8 January 1632/3 Francis Eaton sold to Kenelm and Josiah Winslow for £26 "the now dwelling house of the said Francis, with other appurtenances thereunto belonging" [PCR 1:8]. Francis Eaton was assessed 9s. in the Plymouth tax of 25 March 1633 [PCR 1:10]; there is no entry for him or his widow in the 27 March 1634 list.
Francis Eaton is included in the list of Purchasers [PCR 2:177].

The inventory of the estate of "Fr Eaton carpenter of Plymouth" was taken 8 November 1633 by James Hurst, Francis Cooke and Phinehas Pratt, and totalled £64 8s. 7d.; to the inventory was appended a long list of debts owed by Francis Eaton, far exceeding the value of the inventory [MD 1:197-200]. The inventory was presented in court 25 November 1633 and, as the debts far exceeded the assets Thomas Prence and John Doane (rather than the widow) were appointed administrators [PCR 1:19-20].

BIRTH: Baptized St. Thomas, Bristol, Gloucestershire, 11 September 1596, son of John and Dorothy (Smith) Eaton [TAG 72:301-4].
DEATH: Plymouth between 25 March 1633 (tax list) and 8 November 1633 (date of inventory). (In some sources 25 October 1633 is stated to be the last date on which Eaton was alive [MF 1:5], but the evidence for this is not seen, and it may simply be that the month is in error. In the allocation of mowing ground on 1 July 1633 Francis Eaton was not assigned a location, and there was granted to "Mr. Williams that which Fr. Eaton cut last year" [PCR 1:15], so Eaton may already have died by that date.)
MARRIAGE: (1) By 1620 Sarah _____, who came on the Mayflower and died early in 1621 [Bradford 446].
(2) About 1622 Dorothy _____ [TAG 72:301-4], who died soon. (She is thought to be the unnamed maidservant of John Carver who "married and died a year or two after [1620], here in this place" [Bradford 444].)
(3) About 1624 CHRISTIAN PENN, a passenger on the Anne; she m. (2) in July 1634 Francis Billington [PCR 1:31], son of JOHN BILLINGTON.
CHILDREN:
With first wife
i SAMUEL, b. late 1619 or early 1620; apprenticed 13 August 1636 to John Cooke the younger for seven years [PCR 1:43]; m. (1) by 1646 Elizabeth _____, who died after 1652 and before 1661 [MF 1:5]; m. (2) Plymouth 10 January 1660[/1] Martha Billington [PCR 8:22], his stepsister.

With third wife
ii RACHEL, b. Plymouth about 1625; m. Plymouth 2 March 1645/6 Joseph Ramsden (or Ramsdell) [PCR 2:94; MD 36:187-89].
iii BENJAMIN, b. Plymouth about 1628; apprenticed 11 February 1635/6 to Bridget Fuller for fourteen years [PCR 1:36-37]; m. Plymouth 4 December 1660 Sarah Hoskins [PCR 8:22].
iv Child, b. Plymouth say 1630; an idiot, living 1651 [Bradford 447].

COMMENTS: Bradford tells us that on the Mayflower were "Francis Eaton and Sarah his wife, and Samuel their son, a young child," and then in 1651 reports that "Francis Eaton his first wife died in the general sickness. And he married again and his second wife died, and he married the third and had by her three children. One of them is married and hath a child. The others are living but one of them is an idiot. He [Francis Eaton] died about 16 years ago. His son Samuel who came over a sucking child, is also married and hath a child" [Bradford 443, 446-47].

Banks presented evidence that Francis Eaton was from Bristol in England [English Homes 52; see also Waters 1054]. Stratton and Van Antwerp discussed this and other evidence regarding the possible English origin of Francis Eaton, and conclude that it remains suggestive only [MF 1:4; Stratton 286]. More recently, in 1997, Neil D. Thompson and David L. Greene reassessed this evidence, as well as some newly unearthed data, and concluded that the record found by Banks was for the immigrant, thus supporting the Bristol origin [TAG 72:301-9], and we follow their lead here.

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Grandparents of Rev. Absolom Graves Gaines former President of Lawrence University, Ky.

Lot of confusion on Who is the father and who is the mother.
Father: Henry Gaines
A GAINES book, published by Calvin E. Sutherd, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, 1969 (Indexed and revised, 1972), states that Henry married 1st, Isabella Pedick? and 2nd, Sarah George. It also says that Henry was the son of a William Gaines. Copy at SAR library in Louisville.
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Father: James Gaines b: 00 1719
Mother: Mary Pendleton b: 1722 in Virginia
Henry Gaines m. Martha George per Bill Davis [email protected]
Children
George Gaines

Children:
2 Richard GAINES b: 29 Oct 1789 d: 14 Feb 1870 + Judith RICE
2 John GAINES b: 6 Aug 1791 d: 4 May 1873 + Polly SOUTHER b: 25 Dec 1804 d: 16 May 1870
2 Sallie GAINES b: 27 Jun 1792 d: 11 Mar 1878 + William CLOUD
2 William GAINES b: 16 Mar 1794 d: 24 Nov 1866 + Jeanette WATTS b: 8 Jun 1797 d: 18 Nov 1868
2 James GAINES b: 9 Oct 1798 d: 24 Feb 1869 + Virginia WATTS b: 11 Dec 1803 d: 10 Dec 1881
2 Nancy GAINES b: 13 Mar 1801 d: 13 Aug 1870 + Gabriel J. GAINES b: 1806 d: 1880
2 Elizabeth GAINES b: 8 Sep 1803 d: 14 Mar 1835
2 Absolom GAINES b: 6 Apr 1806 d: 14 Mar 1863 + Frances SOUTHER b: 17 May 1807 d: 25 Feb 1879

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My Southern Family

Waymond L ALVIS

Hon. William Henry BRUNE Judge

15 Jul 1857 - ____

ID Number: I85087

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James BURNLEY

1731 - 29 Aug 1820

ID Number: I68567

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Francis EATON "the Immigrant"

11 Sep 1596 - 1633

ID Number: I70113

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George GAINES

20 Oct 1766 - 28 Jun 1839

ID Number: I22134

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Frances or Ann GARNETT

ABT 1765 - ____

ID Number: I104357

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Ruth Eliza GARRISON

15 Feb 1844 - ____

ID Number: I1348

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THOMAS HAMPDEN

ABT 1440 - 22 Aug 1483

ID Number: I72483

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Coleman Pendleton OLIVER

ABT 1830 - ____

ID Number: I55963

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Joseph PACKER

1823 - ____

ID Number: I7603

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William David TRABUE

23 Dec 1860 - 14 Aug 1869

ID Number: I31417

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