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Father: GEOFFREY VI de CHATEAUDUN Mother: CLEMENCE des ROCHES |
_HUGUES V Callides CHATEAUDUN _+
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_GEOFFREY V de CHATEAUDUN _|
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| |_JEANNE de PREUILLY ___________
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_GEOFFREY VI de CHATEAUDUN _|
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Father: Thomas GATEWOOD Mother: Elizabeth DUDLEY |
_(RESEARCH QUERY) GATEWOOD\GATWOOD of England_
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_John GATEWOOD I "the Immigrant"_|
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_Thomas GATEWOOD ____|
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| | _Thomas MCGRAW (MAGRAH) ______________________+
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| |_Amy "Amie" MCGRAW (MAGRAH) _____|
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| _Richard DUDLEY II____________________________+
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| _Richard DUDLEY III______________|
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| | |_Elizabeth STEPHENS __________________________+
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|_Elizabeth DUDLEY ___|
(1692 - 1765) m 1716|
| _Thomas SAXE _________________________________
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|_Elizabeth SAXE _________________|
(1670 - ....) m 1688 |
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JETER, J. R. State: VA Year: 1860 County: Mecklenburg County
Record Type: Slave schedule Township: 22nd Regiment Page: 004
Database: VA 1860 Slave Schedule
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Father: JOHN de MONTGOMERY 4th of Eaglesham Mother: HELEN de KENT of Kent |
6. Sir Alan Montgomery, d. 1233 = Na. [ES III/4: 640]
_ROBERT mac Cimbric de MONTGOMERY 1st Earl of Eaglesham_+
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_ALAN de MONTGOMERY 2nd of Eaglesham_|
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| |_MARJORY FITZALAN ______________________________________+
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_JOHN de MONTGOMERY 4th of Eaglesham_|
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| _ROBERT de KENT of Innerwick_________|
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Mother: Mary Lavalette GILLIAM |
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| _Richard Curd GILLIAM _+
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| _Spencer GILLIAM _________|
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| | |_Mary ROBERTSON _______
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|_Mary Lavalette GILLIAM __________|
(1850 - ....) m 1871 |
| _Henry Guerrant DUPUY _+
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|_Mary Elizabeth DUPUY ____|
(1810 - 1890) m 1839 |
|_Sarah TAYLOR _________
(.... - 1849) m 1809
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Father: James WILLIAMS of Soldiers Rest Mother: Elizabeth BRUCE |
_James WILLIAMS ____________+
| (1690 - 1735) m 1704
_William WILLIAMS ___|
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_James WILLIAMS of Soldiers Rest_|
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| | _Phillip CLAYTON of Catalpa_+
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| |_Lucy CLAYTON _______|
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| |_Anne COLEMAN ______________+
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Mother: Lydia RICHARDS |
James and George Winchester's names appear on the Sumner Co, TN
tax list of 1787, with 668 acres. James Winchester's name
appears on subsequent tax lists and by 1820 he was listed with
2,657 acres on Bledsoe Creek.
In April 1787, James sat as a member of the first County Court
of Sumner Co, TN, and was appointed County Trustee in Apr 1789
(1770-1790 Census of the Cumberland Settlements, Richard C.
Fulcher). He was associated with John Overton, Andrew Jackson,
and others in the purchase of land where the city of Memphis now
stands. In 1809 he was appointed Western Tennessee commissioner,
but he refused to serve.
He was in charge of the survey in 1819 which fixed the southern
boundary of the state of Tennessee and was Speaker of the first
Senate of the state.
About 1800, James Winchester built his mansion, Cragfont, near
Gallatin, TN. This home was undoubtedly one of the earliest
stone houses in Tennessee. Cragfont passed from family ownership
after the death of Mrs Winchester and subsequently passed
through several ownerships. In 1956 it was acquired by the State
of Tennessee. The house and gardens have been painstakingly
restored.
On 27 March 1812, James Winchester was appointed Brigadier
General in the United States Army. Charles J. Peterson, in his
book Military Heroes of the War of 1812, published in 1849,
states that members of Congress from his district gave him the
appointment because they feared "he might be a formidable
opponent in the ensuing election", against Andrew Jackson. He
further states that, "Winchester, after relieving Fort Wayne, in
September, moved down to the site of old Fort Defiance, where a
new post was established, called Fort Winchester." Winchester
and his troops left the camp in Nov and "advanced in the
direction of the enemy." On 22 January 1813, Gen Winchester and
his son Marcus were captured by the British army at the Battle
of the River Raisin near French Town. The two were released
after six weeks captivity in Quebec, Canada.
On 31 March 1815, General Winchester resigned and returned to
his home where he died several years later on 27 July 1826.
Susan Black Winchester continued to raise her children and run
the family farm. She endured the hardships of the Civil War in
which her young son George served. Susan died on 7 Dec 1864 and
she was buried next to her husband in the family cemetery behind
Cragfont."
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(1727 - 1809) m 1747 |
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