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_CONSTANTINE VII of the East Roman Empire_+
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_ROMANUS II East Roman Empire_|
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_CONSTANTINE VIII of the East Roman Empire_|
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Mother: Elizabeth WILLOUGHBY |
_Edward ALLERTON _________________
| (1555 - 1590) m 1579
_Isaac ALLERTON I "the Immigrant"__|
| (1585 - 1659) m 1626 |
| |_Rose DAVIS ______________________
| (1556 - 1596) m 1579
_Isaac ALLERTON II_____|
| (1628 - 1702) m 1662 |
| | _William BREWSTER "the Immigrant"_+
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| |_Fear BREWSTER ____________________|
| (1605 - 1634) m 1626 |
| |_Mary WENTWORTH? WYRALL? _________
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|--Mary ALLERTON
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| _Thomas WILLOUGHBY "the immigrant"_|
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|_Elizabeth WILLOUGHBY _|
(1630 - 1672) m 1662 |
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|_Alice BREWSTER? __________________|
(1600 - ....) |
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Mother: Elizabeth TALIAFERRO |
"father died when he was an infant, by 1734 1st settler of
Culpeper Co with land on the Rapidan d: 1775 in Orange/after
1740 became Culpepper Co., VA/later Madison @ "Smith's Cottage"
He is the second James Barbour but referred to as James 1 in the
Hx of Culpeper co., VA Fact 1: 1764 Judge of Culpepper Co.
Court- Ref Bell; Cooley."
"One of the first vestrymen at St. Mark's Parish from its
organization at Germanna in 1731 until the division of the
parish in 1740 which put him in St. Thomas Parish in Orange Co.
where he lived.
The first Barbour in Culpeper County., Va. which was cut off
from Orange Co.
Bought a large portion of land in 1730 and began selling small
tracts on the Blue Ridge Mountains to prospective settlers. He
later bought back many of these tracts, and regained possession
of others when the buyers abandoned them.
In 1733 a parish church was ordered constructed "Convenent to
the Southwest Mountain Road with in a Mile of the first run
below the chapel." The structure, built to replace the older
"Mountain Chapel" was referred to as "the Mountain Church upon
Mr Barbers" in 1737 when the vestry ordered the windows glazed.
His property lay on the north bank of the Rapidan River in what
is now Madison County.
Took out a patent for land on the Rapidan in 1734. He learned
real estate maneuvering with Governor Spotswood
Served on the first jury in Orange Co., in 1734
In 1734 at the first court in Orange 23 justices were named for
the county: Augustine Smith (of Shooter's Hill), Goodrich
Lightfoot, John Taliaferro, Thomas Chew, Robert Slaughter,
Abraham Field, Robert Green, James Barbour, John Finalson,
Richard Mauldin, Samuel Ball, Francis Slaughter, Zachary Taylor,
John Lightfoot, James Pollard, Robert Eastham, Benjamin Cave,
Charles Curtis, Joist Hite, Morgan Morgan, Benjamin Borden, John
Smith, and George Hobson. Some lived in what became Madison
County.
A James Barbour, Sr. bought a tract of land lying on Island Run
(now White Oak Run) from Thomas Smith. He divided it and sold it
to settlers. Those who purchased this land included Thomas
Barbour 1757, Ambrose Barbour 1765.
Also married Elizabeth Todd, Sarah's sister. Richard is thought
to be her son, all other children Sarah's.
Will was filed in Culpeper County, Va.
His tombstone is at Smith's Cottage, the old homestead in
Madison Co., Va. His daughter Fanny m a Smith and a descendant,
George A Smith, sold the cottage before the Civil War and moved
to Tx."
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Mother: Elizabeth MURPHY |
Cornelius Murphy. Bozeman (1819-1881) of Hawkinsville, Pulaski
County, Ga. Son of John Bozeman; great-great-grandfather of
Randall Norton Christmas. Born in Milledgeville, Baldwin County,
Ga., April 3, 1819. County judge, 1857-65; member of Georgia
state senate, 1858; delegate to Georgia secession convention,
1861. Methodist. Died in Hawkinsville, Pulaski County, Ga., May
23, 1881. Interment at Orange Hill Cemetery, Hawkinsville, Ga.
http://politicalgraveyard.com/families/3641.html
Ordinance of Sucession of Georgia
http://www.csawardept.com/documents/secession/GA/
Nathaniel Yarbrough (1810-1899) of Rome, Floyd County, Ga.;
Comanche, Comanche County, Tex. Great-great-grandfather of
Randall Norton Christmas. Born in Franklin County, Ga., March 1,
1810. Member of Georgia state house of representatives, 1845;
county judge, 1846; mayor of Rome, Ga., 1852-53. Baptist. Died
in Comanche, Comanche County, Tex., June 22, 1899. Interment at
Oakwood Cemetery, Comanche, Tex.
Randall Norton Christmas (1920-1969) -- also known as Randy
Christmas -- of Miami, Miami-Dade County, Fla.
Great-great-great-grandson of John Bozeman; great-great-grandson
of Nathaniel Yarbrough and Cornelius Murphy. Bozeman. Born in
Ocilla, Irwin County, Ga., October 14, 1920. Served in the U.S.
Marine Corps during World War II; mayor of Miami, Fla., 1955-57;
defeated, 1957. Methodist. Member, Freemasons; Shriners. Died,
of heart disease, at North Shore Hospital, Miami, Miami-Dade
County, Fla., July 27, 1969. Interment at Southern Memorial,
North Miami Beach, Fla.
Orange Hill Cemetery
Hawkinsville, Pulaski County, Georgia
Bozeman, Alice Pauline August 6, 1873 June 1, 1953
Bozeman, Augustus H. May 5, 1858 February 16, 1867
Bozeman, Charles C. February 16, 1853 November 30, 1893
Bozeman, Charles N. August 27, 1884 September 14, 1929
Bozeman, Cornelia Nichols March 5, 1876 November 16, 1881
Bozeman, Cornelius Murphy April 3, 1819 May 23, 1881
Bozeman, Cornelius Murphy III November 17, 1879 November 20,
1909
Bozeman, Cornelius Murphy, Jr. January 7, 1843 April 22, 1905
Bozeman, Elnora February 7, 1849 September 12, 1928
Bozeman, Francis May December 17, 1877 March 1926
Bozeman, George Riley March 20, 1874 November 7, 1976
Bozeman, Mary Emma January 10, 1851 June 18, 1939
Bozeman, Nathaniel J. August 21, 1890 March 7, 1958
Bozeman, Nicholas P. December 8, 1887 October 27, 1892
Bozeman, Samuel December 21, 1855 August 3, 1866
Bozeman, Sarah Elizabeth February 26, 1872 June 15, 1873
Bozeman, Vicksburg August 3, 1862 June 16, 1866
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Mother: Mary Emma BURKS |
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| _(RESEARCH QUERY) BURKS of Amherst Co. VA_
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| _William Malory BURKS M.D.__|
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|_Mary Emma BURKS ____|
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| _Christopher "Kit" SANDIDGE ______________+
| | (1797 - 1886) m 1821
|_Mary Ann Rebecca SANDIDGE _|
(1821 - 1889) m 1837 |
|_Elizabeth Warner WHITLOCK _______________+
(1805 - 1881) m 1821
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Mother: Mary GOULD |
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_Peter CALLAWAY I____|
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Mother: MARGARET de MULTON Baroness of Multon |
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_RANDOLPH (Ralph) de DACRE Baron of Gillesland_|
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|--HUGH de DACRE 4th Lord Dacre
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| _THOMAS de MULTON of Hyrland________+
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| _THOMAS de MULTON Baron of Gillesland_|
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| | |_EMOINE (Edmunda) BOTILLER _________
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|_MARGARET de MULTON Baroness of Multon_________|
(1300 - 1361) m 1315 |
| _PIERS de MAULEY 1st Lord of Mauley_
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|_MARGARET de MAULEY __________________|
(1270 - ....) |
|_NICOLE GANT _______________________+
(.... - 1284)
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_James DUDLEY II______+
| (1680 - 1711)
_James DUDLEY III____|
| (1700 - 1744) m 1727|
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_Robert DUDLEY ______|
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| | _Theophilus STAUNTON _
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| |_Jean STAUNTON ______|
| (1707 - ....) m 1727|
| |_Jane PORTER _________
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Mother: Margaret Amarintha Desdemonia GRAVES |
_(REQUEST QUERY) JAMES _____+
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_Samuel Winter JAMES __|
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_John Winter JAMES ____________________|
| (1803 - 1863) m 1829 |
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| |_Margaret______________|
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|--Mary Louise JAMES
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| _Francis GRAVES ____________+
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| _Benjamin GRAVES ______|
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| | |_Rebecca SPINKS ____________+
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|_Margaret Amarintha Desdemonia GRAVES _|
(1811 - 1887) m 1829 |
| _John William NESMITH Judge_+
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|_Elizabeth O. NESMITH _|
(1784 - ....) m 1810 |
|_Elizabeth BROCKINGTON _____
(1760 - ....)
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Father: William Metteneye b. 1612 in Kent Co., England
Mother: Elizabeth Metteneye b. 1616 in England
Daniel came to American Colonies with his brother Michael and
they are believed to have been the first to settle in Surry
County, Virginia, then to Charles County, Maryland and then to
Stafford County, Virginia. On 5 August Daniel bought
Wentworth-Woodhouse Plantation in Charles County, Maryland from
his father-in-law, Thomas Wentworth. Wentworth-Woodhouse was
comprised of 300 acres bounded by the Potomaac River to the
North and the Matawoman Creek on the south. Daniel also acquired
"Portowne", "Fernes", "Mathena's Folly", "Cowland", and "Hope
Plantation". In 1681 Daniel moved to Hope Plantation which was
in Stafford County, Virginia and resided there until his death
in 1689.
HIST: From the Compendium of American Genealogy..;Matheny,
(Mathena, Matheny), Daniel (Ca. 1638-1689) of "Wentworth -
Woodhouse Plantation, Charles County, Md. 1664 Soldier, Capt.
Brent's (Charles Cty) Rangers, 1680 political exile from
Maryland; removed to Hope Plantation, Stafford County,
Virginia., 1681, Sarah (1648-1700, daughter of Thomas Wentworth
of Wentworth's Delight, Charles County, Virginia. - Ken Gillmore
Children:
Susannah Matheny b. 1663
Daniel Matheny b. Bet. 1664 - 1686
William Wentworth Matheny b. 1666 in Charles County, Maryland
Sarah Matheny b. 1668
Mary Matheny b. 1669 in Charles County, Maryland
Elizabeth Matheny b. 1671 in Charles County, Maryland
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