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Mother: Lucy Wood DUNSCOMB |
_William CHRISTIAN __+
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_Henry CHRISTIAN ____|
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_Henry Asbury CHRISTIAN _|
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Mother: ANNE de DREUX |
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Mother: Ann Coleman SLAUGHTER |
_Joshua FRY "the Immigrant"_
| (1699 - 1754) m 1737
_Henry "Harry" FRY __|
| (1738 - 1823) m 1764|
| |_Mary MICOU ________________+
| (1716 - 1772) m 1737
_Rueben FRY ____________|
| (1766 - 1805) m 1788 |
| | _Thomas WALKER _____________+
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| |_Susan Sukey WALKER _|
| (1746 - 1808) m 1764|
| |_Mildred THORNTON __________+
| (1721 - 1778) m 1741
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|--Mary Margaret FRY
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| _Robert SLAUGHTER II________+
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| _James SLAUGHTER ____|
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| | |_Mary SMITH ________________+
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|_Ann Coleman SLAUGHTER _|
(1770 - ....) m 1788 |
| _Phillip CLAYTON of Catalpa_+
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|_Susan CLAYTON ______|
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|_Anne COLEMAN ______________+
(1703 - ....) m 1720
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Mother: Mehitable SPENCER |
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Mother: Mary (Molly) WOOD |
"Pleasant Sandidge's grandmother, Elizabeth (Graves) Sandidge
(1720-1826) came to Kentucky from Virginia on horseback at the
ripe old age of 90 years. Her tombstone still stands in Green
County. His great grandfather, William Sandidge, married Ann
Taylor, daughter of John Taylor and his wife, Catherine
Pendleton, a sister of the distinguished Virginia jurist, Judge
Edmund Pendleton."
Mr. Cowherd would be 75 today and it says he is with the
Kentucky Heritage Council in Frankfort, and other distinguished
organizations.
SANDIDGE CEMETERY Located on D.A.R. Cemetery Rd, on the farm of
Howard Curry, in the Newt Community of Green County, Kentucky.
_William SANDIDGE Sr._________+
| (1698 - 1746) m 1715
_William SANDIDGE Jr.______|
| (1715 - 1777) m 1747 |
| |_Anne PULLIAM ________________+
| (1700 - 1794) m 1715
_John SANDIDGE ______|
| (1760 - 1832) m 1783|
| | _John GRAVES II_______________+
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| |_Elizabeth "Betty" GRAVES _|
| (1720 - 1826) m 1747 |
| |_Frances COLEMAN? ____________
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|--Pleasant Wood SANDIDGE
| (1791 - 1849)
| _James WOOD "the Immigrant"___+
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| _David WOOD _______________|
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(1760 - 1824) m 1783|
| _James WATSON "the Immigrant"_
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|_Mary WATSON ______________|
(1738 - ....) m 1756 |
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Fairfax Grant 18 Nov 1752 - Joyner, Abstracts of Virginia's
Northern Neck Warrants
JOHN JR. was the assignee of Noland for 400acres of land on the
South Fork of Patterson Creek. He received a Fairfax grant on
the 400 acres on 18 November 1752. Between 1749 and 1766, JOHN
JR. (with sons Jesse, David, Solomon, Job and daughter Mary) had
a total of 2,870 acres of Fairfax grant land. [Joyner, Abstracts
of Virginia's Northern Neck Warrants; Surveys Orange and Augusta
Counties 1730-1754, Vol. 1, p. 33; Gray, Virginia Northern Neck
Land Grant, Vol.1 G-284, H-227, H-228, H-229, H-422, H-432,
K-450, K-451, N-319] This land is located north of Petersburg,
Grant County, West Virginia on West Virginia Highway 42 at
Maysville to Lohmansville on Grant County Highway 4, and eight
miles either side 'on Looney's/Lumies (Lunice Run) Creek"
Will located in Hampshire County Virginia - proved 9 Jun 1767.
"JOHN WELTON Junior's will (written 16 April 1764) was proved on
9 Jun 1767 in Hampshire County, listing all the above children
plus a daughter Martha and a son William [Sage, and Jones, Early
Records of Hampshire County, Virginia p. 138] "
At court held for Hampshire County the 9th day of June, 1767
this las will and testament of John Welton deceased was
presented in court by William & Job Welton the Executors therein
named and the Court being satisfied that the same was wholly
made by the testators own hand, it is ordered to be recorded and
on mothion of the said Executors who made oath according to law,
certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof in
due form giving security whereupon they together with Garrett
Vanmeter Thomas Parsons and Moses Hutton their securities
entered into and acknowledged bond in the penalty of five
thousand pounds for their due and faithful administration of the
said descedents estate & performance of his will.
Test. Gabriel Jones Clerk
Son WILLIAM received a Fairfax grant on 15 April 1751 "on Great
Caccapeon" for 354 acres [Gray, Virginia Northern Neck Land
Grants, Vol. 2, G-488]. Son, SOLOMON'S will was proved on 14
April 1778, leaving three sons: JOHN, MICHAEL and JONATHAN.
[Gray, Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, Vol. 2, G-488]
Children
William Welton b: abt 1735 in Hampshire County Virginia + Anne
Parsons d: bef 1779 + Mary Upson d: Oct 1821
Jonathan Welton b: ABT 1742 in Frederick County Virginia
Job Welton Sr. b: 12 Jan 1744 in Frederick County Virginia+ Mary
McGuire b: 20 Mar 1741/1742 d: 25 Mar 1815
Jesse Welton b: ABT 1745 in Frederick County Virginia + Mary
Hutton
David Welton b: 8 Apr 1749 in Frederick County Virginia +
Elizabeth Stump b: 13 Jul 1752 d: ABT 1804
Solomon Welton b: 14 Jan 1750/1751 in Frederick County Virginia
+ Mary Magdaline Stump
Mary Jane Welton b: ABT 1753 in Hampshire County Virginia +
George Rennick b: ABT 1736 d: ABT 1778
Jane Welton b: ABT 1755
Martha Welton b: ABT 1757
John Welton b: ABT 1759 in Hampshire County Virginia
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