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This succession, however, as indicated above, was disputed by
the sons of Maelbrigdi, and they succeeded in settling the title
for the time being by killing their uncle. After their own
deaths, Macbeth was the next in succession, notwithstanding
Gilcomgain had left an infant son (Lulach)."
the mormaors of Moray were the virtual rulers of the greater
part of Scotland lying north of the Grampians.
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Father: Dannett ABNEY "the Immigrant" Mother: Mary LEE |
_PAUL ABNEY ___________+
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_GEORGE ABNEY _______|
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| |_MARY BROOKSBY ________
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_Dannett ABNEY "the Immigrant"_|
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| |_Bathshua____________|
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| _(RESEARCH QUERY) LEE _
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| _Joseph LEE _________|
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(1663 - 1732) |
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Mother: Lillian MCILHANEY |
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_Moses BOWEN "the Immigrant"_|
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(1709 - 1780) m 1730|
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Mother: Frances JONES |
. Edward III, King of Eng d. 1377
2. John Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster = Catherine Roet
3. John Beauford, marquess of Somerset and Dorset = Margaret
Holand
4. Edmund Beaufort, 1st Duke of Somerset = Eleanor Beauchamp
5. Eleanor Beaufort = Sir Robert Spencer
6. Margaret Spencer = Thomas CARY
7. William CARY = Mary Boleyn, sister of Anne Boleyn, 2nd
Queen of Henry VIII, and aunt of Elizabeth I, Queen of England
8. Mary Cary = Sir Francis Knollys
9. Anne Knollys = Thomas West, 2nd Baron Delaware (de la Warr)
10. Thomas West, 3rd Baron Delaware (1577-1618), colonial
governor of VA = Cecily Shirley, ARD, SETH.
10. Hon. Francis West (1586-1634), colonial governor of VA. =
(1) Margaret Blayney; (2) Lady Temperance Flowerdew Yeardley,
widow of Sir George Yeardley, colonial governor of Va.; (3) Jane
Davye.
10. Hon John West, Colonial Governor of VA. = Anne ---.
11. John West, Jr. = Unity Croshaw
12. Nathaniel West = Martha Woodward
13. Unity West = William DANDRIDGE, uncle of First Lady Mrs.
Martha Dandridge Custis Washington
14. Nathaniel West Dandridge = Dorothea Spotswood
15. Martha Dandridge = Archibald Payne
16. Catherine Payne = Archibald Bolling
17. Archibald Bolling, Jr. = Anne E. Wigginton
18. William Holcombe Bolling = Sallie Spiers White
19. Edith Bolling = (1) Norman Galt, = (2) Thomas Woodrow
Wilson (1856-1924), 28th US President
Ref: The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants to the American
Colonies of the US, by Gary Boyd Roberts, Genealogical Publish
Co., Inc. 1993.
[S554]
_WILLIAM DANDRIDGE _______________+
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_JOHN DANDRIDGE ___________|
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| _Rowland JONES Jr."the Immigrant"_+
| | (1644 - 1688) m 1674
| _Orlando JONES ____________|
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| | |_Elizabeth________________________
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|_Frances JONES ___________________|
(1710 - 1785) m 1730 |
| _Gideon MACON "The Immigrant"_____
| | (1648 - 1702) m 1681
|_Mary West (Martha) MACON _|
(1687 - 1716) m 1703 |
|_Martha WOODWARD _________________+
(1655 - 1727) m 1681
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Mother: Barbara BROCK |
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Mother: Sarah J. STANFIELD |
_Thomas Porter GUERRANT ____________+
| (1778 - 1852) m 1802
_Peter Dutoit GUERRANT _|
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| |_Elizabeth Spain "Betsy" ELLINGTON _+
| (1783 - 1837) m 1802
_Thomas D. F. GUERRANT M.D._|
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| |_Elvira Jane ROWLETT ___|
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| |_Lucy BRUCE ________________________
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(1830 - ....) m 1858 |
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Mother: Elizabeth REYNOLDS |
George was in the Revolutionary War Class of 1785, Culpeper
Classes in Culpeper County, Virginia Militia. (File Box No.
Regiment C. 6434, Virginia State Library, Richmond, VA.)
Copy of Tax List, Culpeper, VA: George Rucker paid on 136 acres,
years 1782-1790
Personal property:
1782--tithes, 1; horses,3; cattle,8
1783--tithes,1;horses,2; cattle,5
1784--tithes,1;horses, 2; cattle, 4; slaves, 1
Not listed after 1789, probably because has moved to GA
August 13, 1790- In Wilkes Co., GA---George and Catherine sold
to William Alexander, all parties being of Wilkes Co. GA, 122
acres on the Savannah River. George's sister, Frankey, married
this same William Alexander in Culpeper Co., VA, on August
21,1782, so George's sister and brother-in-law also moved to
Wilkes Co., GA.
Dec. 29, 1800--George Rucker and Catherine, his wife, of Elbert
County, to James Freeman of Elbert County, 200 acres originally
granted to John Cunningham on Cold Water Creek. Consideration:
$2,000. Witnesses: John Martin, Saml. Hollingsworth. Recorded in
Book "F," Folio 35, Feb. 3, 1801.
1809--George and Catherine signed a deed in Franklin Co. GA,
1810--Makes will in September
1815--George dies before November, 1815, in Franklin Co., GA.
1831--Catherine Rucker, widow, received a grant of land in
Habersham Co., December 01, 1831, and on December 17, 1831, she
made Thomas Ivie her attorney-in-fact to sell this tract. The
document was witnessed by her son, Simeon B. Rucker, and
Elizabeth Ivie, her daughter.
1832-- Thomas Ivie sold it in 1832. Wm. Sanders Maxwell now
owns this document and the land, which is above Clarkesville,
GA. (info fr/Habersham Co. library and provided to me by Jim
Zobel of Clarkesville)
WILL OF GEORGE RUCKER
State of Georgia/
In the name of God
Franklin County/
Amen I George Rucker Sen. of the state and county aforesaid
being in a low State of health tho having the proper exercise of
my reason and considering the mortality of my body have thought
proper to ordain and constitute this my last will and testament
that is to say I do leave and bequeath my body to the dust from
whence it came to be buried in a decent Christian manner and my
spirit unto God who gave it hoping them to be united at the
general resurrection and as for the worldly property which it
has pleased God to bestow on me I do leave and bequeath in the
following manner that is to say I do leave and bequeath to my
true and loving wife Catherine all the land, negroes, and
working tools which I possess and household furniture during her
widowhood. Likewise all the horses, mares, cattle, sheep, and
hogs to be left in her care for the use of her and the family
during her widowhood.
Likewise I do leave and bequeath to my daughter Juley her bed
and furniture, one side saddle and bridle and one cow and calf
to be given her when called for.Furthermore I do leave to my
youngest son Simeon one young horse worth one hundred dollars
one saddle and bridle one cow and calf one feather bed and
furniture to be delivered to him at the age of twenty one.
I do leave to my four dauthers to wit: Susannah, Elizabeth,
Mary, and Frances five shillings sterling each.
Likewise I do leave to my oldest son George at the decrease of
or second marriage a part of the land whereon I now live on the
northwest and beginning at a hickory on the north bank of Greggs
Creek running thence to a chestnut on the fork of a branch and
from thence to a pine on the old line.
I do leave to my son Simeon all the rest of my land lying to the
east of aforesaid line and in case of the decrease or my wife or
a second marriage I do leave all my negroes and all my movable
property to be sold at publick sale and equaly divided amongst
all my children.
Likewise I do ordain constitute and appoint my wife Catherine,
George Jun.and Robert Barnwell my true and lawful executors to
this my true will and testament in witnes whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and seal this sixth day of September in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ten (1810)
Joseph X illegible (Joseph Taylor)
John X illegible (John Ross)
Michael Herndon
his
George X Rucker
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Georgia /Court of Ordinary
Franklin Co./November term 18115(sic)
Personally came into open court Michael Herndon who being duly
sworn say that he was a subsidery witness to the ?(illegible)
will and that he saw at the same time Joseph Taylor and John
Ross sign their names as witness at the request of George Rucker
Deceased at which time said Rucker had signed the same
previously and called Them as witnesses to the same as his last
will and testament.Sworn and testified to in open Court this 6th
day of Nov. 1815
Michael Herndon
Fred Beal, Clerk Recorded in Book P.
Fol. 28 and 29
(The will of George Rucker, Sr., is found in the GA Archives,
Drawer 178, Box 12, p. 81-82.)
Supposedly, George Rucker, father of Simeon Bluford Rucker, is
buried in Old Mud Creek Cemetery, near Clarkesville, Habersham
Co., GA. On Oct. 31, 1998, Suzanne and Darby Coker visited this
cemetery on Mud Creek Road and found no evidence of his grave.
However, it is obvious that there are very many unmarked graves
there and graves that have stones that have simply disappeared
overt time. George Rucker's is, no doubt, one of these.
Inventory (date unknown) of George Rucker's worldly goods as
copied from the Ivie Family Records:
"2 britches patterns of deer skin--$3.50
4 spinning wheels and reel--$19.50
Negro man, Harry--$500.00
44 gallons brandy--$22.00"
VA Patriot in the American Revolution. From The Jopling-Joplin
Family."
_Ambrose Levi RUCKER ____________+
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_Peter RUCKER Sr. "the Immigrant"_|
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| |_Elizabeth Ann BEAUCHAMP ________
| (1642 - 1666) m 1660
_Thomas RUCKER ______|
| (1683 - 1763) m 1710|
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| |_Elizabeth FIELDING? _____________|
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| _Thomas REYNOLDS "the Immigrant"_+
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| _Cornelius I REYNOLDS ____________|
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| | |_Mary____________________________
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|_Elizabeth REYNOLDS _|
(1690 - 1788) m 1710|
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|_Margaret BEASLEY ________________|
(1660 - ....) |
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Marriage(s):
Spouse: Stockeley TOWLES (AFN: BMWZ-H1) Marriage: 21 Oct 1708
Christ Parish Ch, Middlesex Co., Virginia
Spouse: Stokeley GALES (AFN: MNXZ-XQ)
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