I13204: Sheila

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CONFLICT in wife's name: Frances Greville. Date of death: 1675 in England.

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"He was a volunteer in the Mexican War. They moved to Lexington, MO before the Civil War." ^[S180]

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aka: Regelindus of Lower-Lorraine. Regilinde von Niederlothringen, daughter of Hertog Gozelo I von Niederlothringen and Urracca d' Ivrea.

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Aka: Symonson, Simons, Simonson. In his will, dated 17 June 1689 and proved 15 September 1691, Moses Simmons bequeathed to "my daughter Mary the wife of Joseph Alden" £4; to "my son Aaron" £4; to "my daughter Elizabeth now the wife of Richard Dwelley" 5s.; to "my daughter Sarah now the wife of James Nash" £2 10s.; to "my son John" £4, he to be executor [MD 31:60, citing PPR 1:106].
The inventory of the estate of Moses Simmons was taken 10 September 1691 and totalled £33 11s., with no real estate included [MD 31:60, citing PPR 1:107]. DEATH: Between 17 June 1689 (date of will) and 10 September 1691 (date of inventory).

On 3 June 1673 Richard Sutton of Roxbury brought suit against "Moses Symonds," Sarah his wife, and Elizabeth their daughter, saying that Elizabeth had promised to marry him, but her parents prevented it. The court refused the engagement but ordered "Symonds" to pay Sutton £3 [PCR 5:116].
Pope included in the sketch of the immigrant an abstract of the will of his son Moses, who predeceased his father.

In 1623 Plymouth land division "Moyses Simonson & Philipe de la Noye" jointly received two acres [PCR 12:5]. In 1627 Plymouth cattle division Moses Simonson was the eighth person in the first company headed by Francis Cooke [PCR 12:9].

ASSOCIATIONS: In the land division of 1623 Moses Simonson was paired with PHILIP DELANO in a grant of land, suggesting that they may have come together from Leiden.

There was a THOMAS SYMONS in Plymouth by 1633, and several authors have attempted to squeeze him into the family of Moses Simonson, but there is no evidence that he belongs. The most egregious attempt in this direction was perpetrated in 1935 by Raymon Meyers Tingley, who fabricated documents, including an alleged deposition made by Thomas, and managed to make Thomas both son and brother of Moses [Tingley-Meyers 371-72].

LDS Parents:
Father: William SIMMONS (AFN: 8HV3-43) Family
Mother: Ann SIMMONS (AFN: JC6C-8S)

Father: Moses SIMMONS (AFN: 8LC2-0W) Family
Mother: Lydia HOLLAND (AFN: 8LC2-13)

Father: Moses SYMONSON (AFN: MT85-WJ) Family
Mother: Mrs-Moses SYMONSON (AFN: MT85-XP)

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Elizabeth's first husband, Thomas Stevens/Stephens (by whom she had one daughter, Mary, who married Giles Cales) died by 17 Nov 1654."

(Thomas Stevens was the first husband of Elizabeth, mother of Million Travers Downman. Mary Stevens, their daughter, married Giles Cale, and their children were Nathaniel, Charles, and Elizabeth who married Edward King. LBL)

Genealogies of Virginia Families, From the William and Mary
College Quarterly Historical MagizinePublication: Genealogical Publishing Co.,Inc., 1982 Page: vol. II, p.235, 348.

Title: Virginia Genealogies, Author: Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden
Publication: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1979 Page: p. 299

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Aka: Mary Peachy RIDGWAY

My Southern Family

Sheila

LAMBERT de AUTUN Count of Chalon

0924 - ____

ID Number: I59637

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Thelma GATEWOOD

Frances GREVILL

10 Oct 1601 - ABT 1660

ID Number: I76157

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Larry HOLCOMBE

Boone MAJOR

19 Dec 1825 - 1905

ID Number: I54270

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Catherine MAYOR

ABT 1610 - ____

ID Number: I63553

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REGELINDE von NIEDERLOTHRINGEN of Lorraine

ABT 0994 - 1064

ID Number: I28178

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Moses SIMMONS II "the Immigrant"

1 Jan 1604 - 15 Sep 1691

ID Number: I44099

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Thomas STEVENS

ABT 1620 - by 17 Nov 1654

ID Number: I92078

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Mary Peachy WALKER

13 Jun 1710 - ____

ID Number: I40778

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