I97713: OSTHRYTH of NorthumbriaPrincess (ABT 0660 - ____)

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Princess OSTHRYTH of Northumbria

ABT 0660 - ____

ID Number: I97713

  • TITLE: Princess
  • RESIDENCE: Mercia, Briton
  • BIRTH: ABT 0660
  • RESOURCES: See: [S3557] [S3753]

Family 1 : AETHELRED I (Ethred Edryd) of Mercia

Notes


It was a practice of Mercian kingship to grant religious communities in Kent and the kingdom of Hwicce rather than the main Mercian province. Another royal kinsmen of AEthelred was Penwalk, the father of St. Guthlac. Another saint, St. Mildburgh (c1080-90), daughter of Merewalk and the Kentish Princess, Eormenburb, was neice to King AEthelred. She was the abbess of Minster-in-Thanet. AEthelred's wife was Osthryth, a Northumbrian princess (and daughter of Offa). Osthryth was sister to King Ecgfrith.

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Elizabeth "Betty" CLACK

1733 - 1771

ID Number: I34196

  • RESIDENCE: Gloucester Co. VA
  • BIRTH: 1733, Gloucester Co. Virginia
  • DEATH: 1771
  • RESOURCES: See: [S1123]
Father: James CLACK
Mother: Mary STERLING



                                                     __________________________________
                                                    |                                  
                       _James CLACK "the Immigrant"_|
                      | (1655 - 1723) m 1693        |
                      |                             |__________________________________
                      |                                                                
 _James CLACK ________|
| (1693 - 1757) m 1720|
|                     |                              _Robert I BOLLING "the immigrant"_+
|                     |                             | (1646 - 1709) m 1675             
|                     |_Jane Rolfe BOLLING _________|
|                       (1675 - 1714) m 1693        |
|                                                   |_Jane ROLFE ______________________+
|                                                     (1650 - 1676) m 1675             
|
|--Elizabeth "Betty" CLACK 
|  (1733 - 1771)
|                                                    _John STERLING Sr.________________
|                                                   | (1650 - ....)                    
|                      _John STERLING Jr.___________|
|                     | (1673 - 1741)               |
|                     |                             |_Alice BASSETT ___________________
|                     |                               (1650 - ....)                    
|_Mary STERLING ______|
  (1699 - 1763) m 1720|
                      |                              _Enoch MARTIN ____________________
                      |                             | (1650 - ....)                    
                      |_Mary MARTIN ________________|
                        (1687 - 1748)               |
                                                    |_Elizabeth THORNE ________________
                                                      (1650 - ....)                    

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Rev. Lewis CRAIG

1737 - 1825

ID Number: I30875

  • TITLE: Rev.
  • OCCUPATION: Baptist Minister, leader of The Travelling Church
  • RESIDENCE: Orange Co. VA & Mason Co. KY
  • BIRTH: 1737, Orange Co. VA
  • DEATH: 1825, Minerva, Mason Co. KY
  • RESOURCES: See: [S1199] [S1582] [S1796]
Father: Taliaferro "Toliver" CRAIG I
Mother: Mary "Polly" HAWKINS


Family 1 : Elizabeth SANDERS
  1. +John CRAIG

Notes


Lewis was jailed in Fredricksburg,Virginia for preaching without a license from the Church of Virginia. Later led "The Travelling Church" on the Wilderness Road into Kentucky in 1781.
Children:
i Whitfield T. Craig born ___ ?? 1765, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, married Feb 28 1808, in Mason County, Kentucky, Charlotte Lambkin, buried S. Brevard farm, Austin Road, 2 miles so.of Minerva, Ky. Whitfield died Oct 10 1807, Bracken County, Kentucky, buried S. Bravard farm, Austin Road, 2 miles so. of Minerva, Ky.
ii John Craig born ___ ?? 1767, Spots Co, Virginia, married Dec 22 1795, in Mason County, Kentucky, Catherine Pattie, born ___ ?? 1780, (daughter of John Pattie and Anna
Sanders) died Mason County, Kentucky. John died pre 22 Feb 1838, Mason Co. KY, buried Mason County, Kentucky.
iii Lewis Craig Jr. born ___ ?? 1769, Spotsylvania Co. VA married Dorcas Noble. Lewis died ___ ?? 1839.
iv Elijah Craig born ___ ?? 1771, Spots Co, Virginia, married (1) Jan 08 1805, in Mason County, Kentucky, Catherine Polly Hargate, (daughter of Peter Hargate and Abigail "Abby" Sanders) married (2) Mary Davis, died Kentucky.
v Elizabeth Craig born ___ ?? 1773, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, married William Miller Bledsoe, born Apr 13 1761, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, (son of Joseph Bledsoe (Rev). and Elizabeth Miller) died May 18 1811, Garrard County, KY.
vi Sarah (Sally ) Craig born ___ ?? 1775, Virginia.
vii Frances Craig born ___ ?? 1776, Spots Co. VA married Feb 10 1791, in Virginia, David Chiles (General)., born Aug 23 1767, Virginia, died Nov 17 1834, Mason Co.KY
Frances died Apr 11 1834, Mason County, Kentucky.
viii Catherine Craig born ___ ?? 1777, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, married (1) in Spts. Co. VA Philemon Hawkins, born Spotsylvania Co. VA died Scott County, Kentucky, married (2) John King (Rev)., died Kentucky.
ix Mary "Polly" Craig born ___ ?? 1781, Spots Co, married in Virginia, Philemon Thomas, born ___ ?? 1764, Orange Co, Virginia, died Nov 8 1847, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
x John Lewis Craig born ___ ?? 1783, Virginia.


Lewis Craig was deeded 276 acres in Spotsylvania Co. in 6/1760 by his parents. Converted (from Church of England) by David Thomas, he was baptized into Upper Spotsylvania Church in 1767 and ordained 1770, serving as minister of this first Separate Baptist Church established between the James and Rappahannock Rivers. (This church, known also as Craig's Church, was at Paytes, VA) He was jailed in Fredericksburg in 1768 for preaching without a license from the Episcopal Church. He preached through the bars to crowds gathered around the jail, to the great discomfiture of public officials. Family tradition says he was defended at his trial by Patrick Henry. He is celebrated on a plaque on the Baptist Church in Fredericksburg. He and the other Baptist began petitioning for religious freeman and abolishing of slavery in 1770. In 1781 he led the Upper Spotsylvania "traveling church" of about 400 (others say 600) persons, slaves, and livestock some 600 miles west and three months' journey (stopping to sing hymns and pray every hour) to Kentucky through the Cumberland Gap (establishing a church on the Holsten River en route), having purchased land from discharged soldiers. They stopped in Dec. at Craig's Station on the Dix River; 600 are said to have been in the party when they left in the spring.The Craigs were prominent in the defense of Bryan Station against a band of 500 Indians on August 15 17, 1782 and are listed on a monument there. He settled at Craig's Station on Gilberts Creek in Garrard Co., moved to Fayette Co. and the South Elkhorn church under 1792, then lived in Minerva in Mason Co. until his death, pastoring and building a substantial church. He established a number of churches and worked also as a stonemason or architect. He built the first church, the first school house, and the first courthouse (in Washington) in Kentucky. He was said to have had a musical voice, placid disposition, and a speculative turn of mind. He was very philanthrophic, doing much to assist families settling on farms in Kentucky. John Taylor said "As an expositor of the Scriptures, he was not very skillful, but dealt closely with the heart. He was better acquainted with men than with books. He never dwelt much on doctrine, but mostly on experimental and practical godliness...perhaps there was never found in Kentucky, so great a gift of exhortation as in Lewis Craig." Spencer says he was "of middle statue, rather stoop shouldered, his hair black, thick set, and somewhat curled, a pleasant countenance, free spoken, and his company very interesting, a great peace maker among contending parties."






                                                               ___________________________
                                                              |                           
                                _John CRAIG __________________|
                               | (1680 - 1704) m 1703         |
                               |                              |___________________________
                               |                                                          
 _Taliaferro "Toliver" CRAIG I_|
| (1705 - 1795) m 1730         |
|                              |                               ___________________________
|                              |                              |                           
|                              |_Jane TALIAFERRO _____________|
|                                (1684 - ....) m 1703         |
|                                                             |___________________________
|                                                                                         
|
|--Lewis CRAIG 
|  (1737 - 1825)
|                                                              _John HAWKINS Sr.__________+
|                                                             | (1643 - 1690)             
|                               _John HAWKINS "the immigrant"_|
|                              | (1680 - 1740) m 1698         |
|                              |                              |_Mary Elizabeth DEWE ______
|                              |                                (1645 - 1690)             
|_Mary "Polly" HAWKINS ________|
  (1716 - 1804) m 1730         |
                               |                               _John LONG "the Immigrant"_
                               |                              | (1662 - 1752)             
                               |_Mary LONG ___________________|
                                 (1680 - ....) m 1698         |
                                                              |_Elizabeth SPENCER ________
                                                                (1664 - ....)             

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[S1582]

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Middleton DUBOSE

29 Aug 1797 - 29 Jan 1870

ID Number: I91458

  • RESIDENCE: Darlington Dist. and Lynchs Creek, Sumter Co. SC
  • BIRTH: 29 Aug 1797, prob. Sumter Co. South Carolina
  • DEATH: 29 Jan 1870
  • RESOURCES: See: [S1124] [S2074]
Father: Peter DUBOSE
Mother: Laney WITHERINGTON


Notes


1 Middleton Dubose, b. 8-29-1797 d. 1-29-1870 m. 1833 Elizabeth Abernathy b.1810 d. 1882).
Their children were:
a. Sara Dubose (1836-1891) m. Frank Huggins
b. Susan Dubose (1843-1918) m. 1876 James Craig
c. Emma Lurene Dubose (b. 1838 d. 1898) m. 1856 Albert Rogers
d. Elizabeth Jane Dubose (1841-1912) never married
e. Martin Van Buren Dubose (b. 1834 d. 1857) - not married
f. Frances Dubose b. 1846 d. 1925, m. 1863 Robert Scarborough
g. Edwina Dubose (1850-1915) m. 1873 James A. Beasley

                                                  _Isaac DUBOSE "the Immigrant"_
                                                 | (1665 - 1718) m 1692         
                       _Andrew DUBOSE Sr.________|
                      | (1697 - 1790)            |
                      |                          |_Suzanna COUILLANDEAU ________+
                      |                            (1668 - 1740) m 1692         
 _Peter DUBOSE _______|
| (1758 - 1846) m 1786|
|                     |                           _George SINCLARE _____________
|                     |                          | (1680 - ....)                
|                     |_Elizabeth SINCLARE ______|
|                       (1709 - ....)            |
|                                                |______________________________
|                                                                               
|
|--Middleton DUBOSE 
|  (1797 - 1870)
|                                                 _John WITHERINGTON ___________+
|                                                | (1707 - 1752) m 1738         
|                      _William WITHERINGTON Sr._|
|                     | (1740 - 1819) m 1766     |
|                     |                          |_Rocksolannah CARRUTHERS _____+
|                     |                            (1716 - ....) m 1738         
|_Laney WITHERINGTON _|
  (1769 - 1837) m 1786|
                      |                           _Zelphra LEWIS _______________
                      |                          | (1720 - ....)                
                      |_Elizabeth LEWIS _________|
                        (1745 - 1773) m 1766     |
                                                 |_Louise_______________________
                                                   (1730 - ....)                

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Lynnie ELLZEY

1888 - ____

ID Number: I18275

  • RESIDENCE: Pike Co. MS
  • BIRTH: 1888
  • RESOURCES: See: [S478]
Father: Isaac Marshall ELLZEY
Mother: Angeline "Angie" SIMMONS


Family 1 : William T. KNIGHT Sr.
  1.  William T. KNIGHT Jr.
  2. +Robert Allen KNIGHT
  3. +John Coleman KNIGHT

                                                                 _Thomas ELLZEY _______________+
                                                                | (1800 - 1847) m 1825         
                             _Wesley James ELLZEY ______________|
                            | (1830 - 1918) m 1856              |
                            |                                   |_Mary L. QUIN ________________+
                            |                                     (1809 - 1885) m 1825         
 _Isaac Marshall ELLZEY ____|
| (1857 - 1943) m 1885      |
|                           |                                    _Isaac BRUMFIELD _____________+
|                           |                                   | (1801 - 1862) m 1827         
|                           |_Sarah Margaret BRUMFIELD _________|
|                             (1834 - 1902) m 1856              |
|                                                               |_Elizabeth S. "Betsy" HOLMES _+
|                                                                 (1808 - 1898) m 1827         
|
|--Lynnie ELLZEY 
|  (1888 - ....)
|                                                                ______________________________
|                                                               |                              
|                            _(RESEARCH QUERY LA & MS) SIMMONS _|
|                           |                                   |
|                           |                                   |______________________________
|                           |                                                                  
|_Angeline "Angie" SIMMONS _|
  (1865 - 1934) m 1885      |
                            |                                    ______________________________
                            |                                   |                              
                            |___________________________________|
                                                                |
                                                                |______________________________
                                                                                               

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James FOSTER

ABT 1766 - ____

ID Number: I49734

  • RESIDENCE: VA
  • BIRTH: ABT 1766
  • RESOURCES: See: LDS (AFN: JB3X-LH)

Family 1 : Elizabeth GRIGSBY
  1. +Susannah "Susan" FOSTER

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Mary Jane HIGGINBOTHAM

19 Feb 1851 - ____

ID Number: I66254

  • RESIDENCE: of Elbert Co. GA and Orlando, FL
  • BIRTH: 19 Feb 1851
  • RESOURCES: See: [S1851]
Father: Benjamin Thomas HIGGINBOTHAM
Mother: Frances Elizabeth COOK


Notes


Mary Jane Higginbotham to William Carlisle Agnew 02/15/1866

                                                              _John Satterwhite HIGGINBOTHAM _+
                                                             | (1771 - 1842) m 1792           
                                 _John Green HIGGINBOTHAM ___|
                                | (1807 - 1893) m 1827       |
                                |                            |_Ann Stanton HIGGINBOTHAM ______+
                                |                              (1773 - 1812) m 1792           
 _Benjamin Thomas HIGGINBOTHAM _|
| (1830 - 1864) m 1849          |
|                               |                             _Benjamin T. THORNTON Sr._______+
|                               |                            | (1779 - 1836) m 1796           
|                               |_Sarah S. "Sally" THORNTON _|
|                                 (1814 - 1862) m 1827       |
|                                                            |_Sarah R. UPSHAW _______________+
|                                                              (1779 - 1833) m 1796           
|
|--Mary Jane HIGGINBOTHAM 
|  (1851 - ....)
|                                                             ________________________________
|                                                            |                                
|                                ____________________________|
|                               |                            |
|                               |                            |________________________________
|                               |                                                             
|_Frances Elizabeth COOK _______|
  (1831 - 1915) m 1849          |
                                |                             ________________________________
                                |                            |                                
                                |____________________________|
                                                             |
                                                             |________________________________
                                                                                              

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Charles Joseph KEMPER

1829 - 1901

ID Number: I53650

  • RESIDENCE: Louisa Co. VA
  • BIRTH: 1829
  • DEATH: 1901
  • RESOURCES: See: [S757]

Family 1 : Mary Burnley PENDLETON

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Rev. Noah KISER

Feb 1809 - 1884

ID Number: I41109

  • TITLE: Rev.
  • OCCUPATION: farmer, an Ox team driver, and a Baptist Minister.
  • RESIDENCE: Russell Co. VA and abt 1861 Carter Co. KY
  • RELIGION: Old Regular Baptist
  • BIRTH: Feb 1809, Reeds Valley, Russell Co. Virginia
  • DEATH: 1884, Wesleyville, Carter Co. Kentucky
  • RESOURCES: See: [S160] [S3611]
Father: Abednego KISER
Mother: Mary "Polly" JESSEE


Family 1 : Bodecia (Dicie) THOMPSON
  1. +Francis Marion KISER
  2. +Elizabeth KISER

Notes


Noah was a farmer, an Ox team driver, and a Baptist Minister. They moved from Reed's Valley, Virginia after 1860 to Carter Co., Kentucky, to get out ot the "path" of the Civil War. Of his sixteen Children, only two remained in Virginia; his daughters Margaret and Malissa. Margaret was married to Joseph Augustus Kiser,(son of Ephriam 1790). Joseph was a Baptist Minister. Malissa Married Hiram Ashbrook. They lived in Clintwood, Russell Co., Virginia. When Noah arrived in Kentucky, he probably came down the trail of the Big Sandy River, through Louisa (Ky) and to Grayson (Ky). When they arrived at Pactolus, north of Grayson, they came across the Little Sandy Riner at the Pactolus Falls where a rock ledge made it possible to cross the river. They they proceeded to the Rupert's bottom, about one and one half miles west and settled there for about 5 years. The place is now owned (1996) by Edna Womack, descendant of the Rupert Family. The Lindsye Community Center is located there. About 1867, Noah moved from the Rupert bottoms because of poor water quality and purchased a farm northwest of the Carter Cave State Park, in the Oakland Ridge Area. His farm was located at the head of Kiser Hollow. He built a log home with a loft and kitchen wing. The old fire place chimney made of huge rocks is still (1996) standing. The Kiser family cemetery is on up the hill from the Kiser home. A grave marker was placed on Noah's and Dice's grave by the Noah Kiser Family in the 1980s. Orvil Kiser, born 1910, grand son of Jim Kiser, took Frank and Howard Kiser to the Kiser home place. The noah Kiser family farm was purchased by the Carter Caves State Park in 1944. It is now part of the state park and joins the Tygart State Forest.
Noah and Dicie had 16 children, all born in Russell Co., Virginia. Noah is buried on the Kiser Farm, Oakland Ridge, Kiser Hollow, Carter County, Kentucky.


16 Children:
Hugh Tiffany Kiser b. 1830 in Russell Co., VA
Absalom Abednego Kiser b. 3 Jul 1832 in Russell Co., VA
Martha Kiser b. 1834 in Russell Co., VA
Francis Marion Kiser b. 11 Oct 1835 in Russell Co., VA
Margaret Kiser b. 3 Jul 1837 in Russell Co., KY
Mary "Polly" Kiser b. 1840 in Russell Co., VA
Frances Kiser b. 1841 in Russell Co., VA
Malissa Kiser b. 1843 in Russell Co., VA
Andrew Fullen Kiser b. 4 Sep 1844 in Russell Co., VA
Jefferson Thomas Kiser b. 1846 in Russell Co., VA
James Edward Kiser b. 1848 in Russell Co., VA
Bridgett "Biddy" Kiser b. 1850 in Russell Co., VA
Elizabeth Kiser b. 1852 in Russell Co., VA
David Kiser b. 14 Feb 1854 in Russell Co., VA
Carter Dale Kiser b. 1856 in Russell Co., VA
Joseph Kiser b. 1858 in Russell Co., VA
Nancy Kiser b. 12 Jan 1861



                                                 _Charles "Karl" (Keyser) KISER _+
                                                | (1702 - 1778)                  
                        _Joseph Kenton KISER ___|
                       | (1756 - ....)          |
                       |                        |________________________________
                       |                                                         
 _Abednego KISER ______|
| (1784 - 1814) m 1803 |
|                      |                         ________________________________
|                      |                        |                                
|                      |________________________|
|                                               |
|                                               |________________________________
|                                                                                
|
|--Noah KISER 
|  (1809 - 1884)
|                                                ________________________________
|                                               |                                
|                       _John JESSEE ___________|
|                      | (1750 - 1815) m 1775   |
|                      |                        |________________________________
|                      |                                                         
|_Mary "Polly" JESSEE _|
  (1787 - 1836) m 1803 |
                       |                         _(RESEARCH QUERY) LEA __________
                       |                        |                                
                       |_Frances "Frankey" LEA _|
                         (1755 - ....) m 1775   |
                                                |________________________________
                                                                                 

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Joseph Anthony Nicholas LOPEZ "the Immigrant"

1746 - 12 Jul 1814

ID Number: I82175

  • RESIDENCE: Spain and Pensacola, Escambia Co. FL
  • BIRTH: 1746, Malaga, Spain
  • DEATH: 12 Jul 1814, Pensacola, Escambia Co. Florida
  • RESOURCES: See: [S3084]

Family 1 : Maria Victoria "Nancy" CALDER
  1. +Josepha LOPEZ

Notes


Father:Mateo Lopez Mother:Josefa de Vierja

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John NORMAN

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I227


Family 1 : Ann LINDSAY

Notes


NORMAND & DeHAY were Among the names of French families in the early records of SC "The Parish of St. Denis", formerly the Huguenot Ch of Orange Quarter, c1680.


"Will of Dicy Norman, 1836, names her sister Elizabeth who m. John Martin. Witnesses to her will were Robert Martin, Francis Bobo, Jane S.(L?) Martin. (Holcomb, p. 136; Union Wills B:225-226.)


John Norman Sr. , will of 1842, names wife Lettice, ch. James (dec'd), Margaret Wilburn, Jane Weeks, David Norman, Jesse Norman, J.M. Norman, T.P. McNorman [sic]. (Holcomb, p.147, citing Union Wills B:301-303.)" [S418]

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[S11]

[S13]

[S306]

[S418]

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Mary SLAUGHTER

ABT 1763 - 25 Feb 1818

ID Number: I101445

  • RESIDENCE: of Culpeper Co. VA
  • BIRTH: ABT 1763, Culpeper Co. Virginia
  • DEATH: 25 Feb 1818
  • RESOURCES: See: LDS
Father: James SLAUGHTER
Mother: Susan CLAYTON


Family 1 : John Miller BELL
  1.  William BELL
  2.  Ann Miller BELL

                                                    _Robert SLAUGHTER I___+
                                                   | (1680 - 1725) m 1700 
                       _Robert SLAUGHTER II________|
                      | (1702 - 1769) m 1723       |
                      |                            |_Frances Ann JONES ___+
                      |                              (1680 - ....) m 1700 
 _James SLAUGHTER ____|
| (1732 - 1799)       |
|                     |                             _Augustine SMITH _____+
|                     |                            | (1689 - 1736)        
|                     |_Mary SMITH ________________|
|                       (1703 - ....) m 1723       |
|                                                  |_Susannah DARNELL ____
|                                                    (1690 - ....)        
|
|--Mary SLAUGHTER 
|  (1763 - 1818)
|                                                   _Samuel CLAYTON Sr.___+
|                                                  | (1689 - 1735) m 1701 
|                      _Phillip CLAYTON of Catalpa_|
|                     | (1702 - 1786) m 1720       |
|                     |                            |_Elizabeth PENDLETON _+
|                     |                              (1685 - 1761) m 1701 
|_Susan CLAYTON ______|
  (1735 - ....)       |
                      |                             _Thomas COLEMAN ______+
                      |                            | (1679 - 1748) m 1700 
                      |_Anne COLEMAN ______________|
                        (1703 - ....) m 1720       |
                                                   |_Mary LORT ___________+
                                                     (1681 - 1748) m 1700 

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Elijah TAYLOR

ABT 1775 - ____

ID Number: I74938

  • RESIDENCE: Orange Co. VA
  • BIRTH: ABT 1775, Orange Co. Virginia
  • RESOURCES: See: LDS [S1956]
Father: Zachary TAYLOR Jr.
Mother: Alice CHEW


Family 1 : Delia WALKER

Notes


Aka: Elysha Taylor. Spouse: Delia Walker b: Abt 1774 in Orange Co. VA Married: 26 FEB 1795 in Orange Co. VA


                                                 _James TAYLOR II___________+
                                                | (1675 - 1730) m 1699      
                       _Zachary TAYLOR Sr.______|
                      | (1707 - 1768) m 1737    |
                      |                         |_Martha THOMPSON __________+
                      |                           (1679 - 1762) m 1699      
 _Zachary TAYLOR Jr.__|
| (1738 - 1815) m 1771|
|                     |                          _Hancock LEE of Ditchley___+
|                     |                         | (1653 - 1709) m 1700      
|                     |_Elizabeth LEE __________|
|                       (1709 - 1745) m 1737    |
|                                               |_Sarah Elizabeth ALLERTON _+
|                                                 (1670 - 1731) m 1700      
|
|--Elijah TAYLOR 
|  (1775 - ....)
|                                                _Larkin CHEW Sr.___________+
|                                               | (1675 - 1728) m 1696      
|                      _Thomas CHEW ____________|
|                     | (1702 - 1782) m 1722    |
|                     |                         |_Hannah ROY SMITH _________+
|                     |                           (1675 - 1743) m 1696      
|_Alice CHEW _________|
  (1740 - 1796) m 1771|
                      |                          _James TAYLOR II___________+
                      |                         | (1675 - 1730) m 1699      
                      |_Martha Thompson TAYLOR _|
                        (1702 - 1761) m 1722    |
                                                |_Martha THOMPSON __________+
                                                  (1679 - 1762) m 1699      

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Pauline TOLAND

ABT 1900 - ____

ID Number: I43479

  • BIRTH: ABT 1900
  • RESOURCES: See: [S1132]

Family 1 : Raymond GATEWOOD

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