I53811: HUBERT of Gillesland (ABT 1060

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"James, another male relative of Earl William, deserves mention. Sometimes described as the earl's uncle, at other times the earl's brother, James appears to have been the most intellectually active of the Beauchamps, as well as the most obscure member of the family; in 1283 he was granted royal protection to go overseas ‘for study’." ^[S3761]

Esther BRINTON

ABT 1665 - ____

ID Number: I82336

Dinah DIXON

BEF 1670 - ____

ID Number: I66415

CECILY de la FOUNTAINE

1195 - ____

ID Number: I57132

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Aka: Cecily LA FONTAINES

Lou Emma HARRISON

ABT 1872 - ____

ID Number: I91619

Margaret MCCONNELL

ABT 1812 - BEF 1885

ID Number: I34357

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Margaret McConnell, daughter of George, married Eliphalet H. Miller. As devisee of her uncle, Thomas McConnell, she came into the ownership and possession of a large estate consisting of money, Negroes, and land. After the death of her parents, her uncle, who was then a widower, took charge of her and her sister, Eliza. He remembered them both in his will but Margaret was mad heiress. The will provided that Margaret should forfeit the estate left to her if she married any man whose name commenced with the letter "C". Her uncle had in his mind a young man of the neighborhood named "Chambers" to whom he had conceived for some reason which I have never heard, an aversion. She could hardly have done worse than when she married Miller. He was a complete failure as a business man, extravagant and thriftless. To be raised suddenly from humble circumstances to wealth was more than he could stand. He was, however, a popular man, and for many years Represented Williamsburg District in the Senate of the State Legislature. His love of politics had much to do with his financial ruin. His wife was a woman of sweet temper and affectionate disposition. Miller and his wife And children owned and occupied the old McConnell homestead, on the Georgetown Road about one mile from Black Mingo. It was a very attractive place when I first remember it. I passed it in 1885, every vestage of improvements were gone, and I found it difficult to find where the attractive house had once stood. The title passed out of the family years ago. Margaret Miller and her husband are both dead. Margaret and Eliphalet H. Miller had children born to them. There may have been others

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Count GUILLAUME VI d"Aquitanie de POITOU of Poitou

ABT 1033 - 25 Sep 1086

ID Number: I18436

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Aka: Guy-Geoffrey-William VIII d' Aquitanie.

Michael P. VICKERS

1816 - 10 Apr 1868

ID Number: I101606

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Married: 18 SEP 1845 at: Georgia to Sarah Ann Wall.
US Census 1850 (14 December) Alabama, Barbour Co., 23rd Division, page 257, lines 11-15:

Michael P. Vickers (b. 1816 - 34 - in GA - Occ: Farmer - Property Value $300) married to Sarah (b. 1826 - 24 - in GA).
Children listed (born in AL) are:
John (son b. 1846 - 4);
Martha (dau b. 1848 - 2); and
James (son b. Oct 1850 - 2/12)

My Southern Family

HUBERT of Gillesland

ABT 1060 - ____

ID Number: I53811

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JAMES BEAUCHAMP

ABT 1215 - ____

ID Number: I103976

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Esther BRINTON

ABT 1665 - ____

ID Number: I82336

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Dinah DIXON

BEF 1670 - ____

ID Number: I66415

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CECILY de la FOUNTAINE

1195 - ____

ID Number: I57132

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Lou Emma HARRISON

ABT 1872 - ____

ID Number: I91619

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Margaret MCCONNELL

ABT 1812 - BEF 1885

ID Number: I34357

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Count GUILLAUME VI d"Aquitanie de POITOU of Poitou

ABT 1033 - 25 Sep 1086

ID Number: I18436

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Michael P. VICKERS

1816 - 10 Apr 1868

ID Number: I101606

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