I63699: Johnathan BANGS (ABT 1640

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son of Capt. Edward Bangs b: BEF. 28 OCT 1591 in Panfield, Essex, England; and Rebecca Hobart b: 29 DEC 1611 in Wymondham, Norfolk, England; Marriage 1 Mary Mayo b: 3 FEB 1649/50 in Barnstable, Mass.
married firstly 16 Jul 1664 Mary Mayo, secondly Sarah ---, and thirdly in 1720 Mrs. Ruth Young.

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Family Data Collection - Births Dunn, James Father: Dunn, Gatewood Jackson Mother: Rousseau, Margret Birth Date: 1771 City: County: State: VA ^[S1615]

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Unknown; Spouse Unknown. or Name: David Hunter Marriage 1 Martha Smythe
Children:
Andrew Hunter b: 30 APR 1751 in Ireland Death: 23 FEB 1823 in Cumberland Co., NJ + Mary Stockton b: 17 APR 1761 d: 18 MAR 1846 - The Stocton Project at www.gencircles.com
http://www.gencircles.com/users/stocktonproject/2/data/8211
Rebecca Hunter b: 8 NOV 1749
Moses Hunter b: 1753
Nancy Hunter b: 1755
Martha Hunter
David Hunter b: 1761
by Bill Abrams URL:
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/b/r/William-N-Abrams /index.html?Welcome=1057632308

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daughter of Joseph McIntosh and Mary Perryman.

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Henry Mitchell. (Gen. Henry MITCHELL b: in Hancock County, GA)

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2 Jane Robertson Russell b: 31 MAY 1788 + William Patton Thompson

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He inherited land and slaves from his father John, but lost large sums of money by going security on other peoples notes. After his wife's death in 1881, he went to live with his dau. Elizabeth Porter. His maiden dau Sephira Jane accompanied him. ^[S405]

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Children:
(i) Sir Alan Stewart of Derneley (d 1439) A3/2824 m. Catherine Seton (dau of Sir William Seton of Seton)
(ii) Alexander Stewart (dspm) -
(iii) John Stewart, Lord of Aubigny and Concressault (d 1482) - m. (1446) Beatrix d'Apecher (dau of Berault d'Apecher)

1st Seigneur d"Aubigny. Famous associate in arms of John, Earl of Buchan, in command of the Scotish auxillary Force in France. See Burke's Peerage under "Moray"

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Named in father's will dated Aug 1776. Culpeper Co. marriage records; Burial record, Woodford Co., KY. There may also have been an obituary printed, from the detail given in the burial record, but it has not yet been located. Moved to Woodford County, Kentucky before 1812 according to Green's Notes. Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia Author: Green, Raleigh Travers Publication: Baltimore, Maryland: Regional Publishing Company. 1978 Page: p 156.

Father: Massey Thomas b: ABT 1720/1725 in Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia Mother: Mrs Elizabeth Thomas b: ABT 1725 in ,Culpeper,Virginia

Father: John Thomas III b: ABT 1750 in ,Culpeper,Virginia
Mother: Susannah b: ABT 1750 in ,Culpepper,VIrginia

Marriage 1 Elizabeth Barlow b: ABT 1760 in ,Madison,Virginia Married: 20 Dec 1785 in Culpeper County,Virginia 2

Marriage 2 Martha Pendleton b: ABT 1734 in Caroline County,Virginia Married: ABT 1787 in Culpeper County,Virginia

Old Churches Ministers, and Families of Virginia. Article LXXI.

"The Rev. Mr. Gordon was the first; when his ministry commenced and ended, not known. The Rev. Mr. Meldrum comes next, and continues until 1765. Between him and the vestry a long law-suit was carried on, which terminated in his favour. The vestry applied to the Legislature for relief, and obtained it. Mr. Sebastian was recommended by the vestry to the Bishop of London for Orders in 1766, and became their minister, but after two years removed to Northumberland county. The Rev. Mr. Thruston became the minister in 1768, binding himself to preach at seven places scattered over the large parish of Frederick, Shepherdstown being one of them. Mr. Thruston was a native of Gloucester, where the name still abounds, and was captain of the militia in that county. The vestry of Petsworth parish, in Gloucester, recommended him for Orders, and he was their minister for some years before coming to Frederick. He laid down the ministry and entered the army in 1777. After the war he lived at Mount Zion, in Frederick. In his latter days he removed to the neighbourhood of New Orleans, and, it is said, was preparing to take some part in defending that place against the British when they were defeated by General Jackson. He was the father of the late Judge Thruston, of the District of Columbia, and the ancestor of many respectable families in Virginia and elsewhere. From the time of Colonel Thruston's resignation in 1777 to the year 1785, there was no minister, so far as we can ascertain. In the year 1785, a vestry was elected, consisting of Colonel R. K. Meade, George F. Norton, churchwardens, John Thruston, Edward Smith, Raleigh Colston, Girard Briscoe, John Milton, Robert Wood, Major THOMAS MASSEY. By this vestry the Rev. Alexander Balmaine was chosen minister. He had been chaplain in the army of the Revolution, in which a number of the above-mentioned vestrymen had served. Mr. Balmaine was born in Scotland, in the neighbourhood of Edinburgh, in the year 1740, was educated at St. Andrews with a view to the Presbyterian ministry, but relinquished the design. Himself and his brother, who was a lawyer, were warm friends of the Colonists in the Stamp Act difficulties, and became so obnoxious on that account to the loyalists about Edinburgh, that they thought it best to try their fortunes elsewhere, and moved to London, where they became acquainted with Mr. Arthur Lee, who recommended Mr. Balmaine to the family of Richard Henry Lee, as private tutor. While there, he prepared for the ministry of the Episcopal Church, and upon receiving Orders became rector of Augusta parish, then extending to the Ohio River, and including, it is believed, Pittsburg itself, for he paid several visits to the Episcopalians in that place. When our difficulties commenced with England, true to his principles adopted in Scotland, he took an early and active part, was chairman of the Committee of Safety in Augusta, and drafted the resolution adopted by that committee. Soon after this, he entered the Virginia line as chaplain, and continued so until the very close of the war. Mr. Balmaine was the rector of the parish of Frederick until his death. I was his assistant during a number of the last years of his life.

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My Southern Family

Johnathan BANGS

ABT 1640 - 19 Nov 1728

ID Number: I63699

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WILLIAM de BERKELEY 7th Lord of Berkeley

1426 - 14 Feb 1490

ID Number: I38495

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Joseph Henry BRUKER

6 Jul 1855 - Jun 1942

ID Number: I23521

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Hattie BULLOCK

28 Nov 1884 - 13 Oct 1966

ID Number: I2735

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Anne CALVERT

ABT 1700 - ____

ID Number: I32804

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James DUNN

AFT 1805 - ____

ID Number: I71500

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David? HUNTER

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ID Number: I77191

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Elizabeth MCINTOSH

30 Mar 1729 - 1806

ID Number: I36125

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Henry MITCHELL

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ID Number: I73870

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Jane Robertson RUSSELL

31 May 1788 - ____

ID Number: I86474

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Christopher "Kit" SANDIDGE

17 Dec 1797 - 10 Sep 1886

ID Number: I6056

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Elizabeth SOTHORON

BEF 1750 - AFT 1768

ID Number: I69954

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Sir JOHN STEWART of Derneley

____ - 1428

ID Number: I61329

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Elizabeth F. THOMAS

ABT 1820 - 1 Dec 1862

ID Number: I84104

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Maj. Massey THOMAS Jr.

ABT 1765 - AFT 1811

ID Number: I25891

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