I27797: IAGO ab Idwal of GwyneddKing (ABT 0985

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[AC, AU, CS], king of Gwynedd, 1023-1039. [AC.c: "Iacob rex Venedo[d?]i[ae] occiditur."; AU 1039: "Iaco ri Bretan a suis, ... [several others listed] ..., omnes occisi sunt."; CS 1037=1039: "Iaco Ri Bretan a suis occisus est."] [JC.25; see also DNB.10.408]

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From: Kenneth Hodge
Date: Sun, 15 Jun 2003 To: [email protected]

Source: [email protected] Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] Francis Hodges

The following Francis in PA might be the father of the Francis who married
Elizabeth Clack [Clark?]

[[ Francis Hodge, York, Pa. (member of Warrenton Meeting House) dau. Jane b. 1736 md. Edward Everett on 11/9/1787.] Francis listed as landowner in tax list of 1768 in Cumberland Twp. (now Gettysburg)]]

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#8240: Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887, Shelby Co. "W. A. McKENZIE, a native of Shelby County, Ky., was born July 31, 1832. His father, John McKenzie, was born in Bourbon County, March 19, 1798, and passed ten years of his early life flatboating to New Orleans, before steamboats were on the Mississippi, when flatboatmen had to walk on their return trips. Mr. McKenzie walked to his home near Winchester, Ky., twice, but later returned on the first steamboat that ever plied the Mississippi and was thirty days coming from New Orleans to Louisville, which was considered very fast time in those days. John McKenzie married Sallie Niel, and the youngest daughter of Allen Niel, and moved from Clark County, Ky., to Shelby County, in 1830, where he died in 1870.

William McKenzie, the grandfather of our subject, came to Kentucky from Maryland with his father's family when sixteen years old, and landed off a boat known at that time as a broadhorn, at Limestone; he went with them to Lexington, Ky., but they could not get a cabin in the town, and therefore went to Bryant's Station for protection from the Indians, having
been attacked by then the night before they landed at Limestone. They remained two years at the fort, and then bought land near Step's Crossroads, in Bourbon County, Ky. William McKenzie was a soldier under Anthony Wayne in the war of 1812-1815.

The father of William McKenzie came from Scotland, settled in Maryland and remained there until about the close of the Revolutionary war, in which he was a soldier, then removed to
Kentucky.

Allen Niel was a native of Scotland, and settled in Clark County in an early day, working at the stone-mason's trade. He married the daughter of Robert Elkins, he pioneer preacher of the State, who came to Kentucky in 1781, and preached to the people for forty years without
pecuniary reward. He reared a family of twenty-two children. Allen Niel was the father of Hons. William and Robert Niel, of Columbus, Ohio, who settled at Columbus when it was a village, and were identified with all its important business interests, becoming millionaires. William Denison, of Ohio, and Gen. Henry S. Niel, who commander George Morgan's artillery, and was with the Federal Army in all of its hardest fought battles, memorably that of Corinth, Miss., where he had his horse shot seven times. Robert Niel was the father of John B. Niel, governor of Utah Territory.

W. A.McKenzie lives in Marshall's Precinct, Shelby County, was educated at the common county schools, was reared to farming, and now owns 225 acres of land, and devotes his time to raising short-horned cattle and trotting horses.

John McKenzie raised three children: Amanda (wife of Silas Ford), Robert and W. A. Robert enlisted in the fall of 1862 in the Confederate Army, under John Morgan, and was wounded at the battle of Hartsville, Tenn., and was on crutches nearly the balance of the war, but kept up with the army and was present at the battle of Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, and was with Gen. Joe Johnston at the final surrender."

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3 Morton Meriwether b: 1773 d: 1784

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Elizabeth attended school in Jackson Co. AL in 1849/50 per 1850 census. Morgan Co. AL Marriage Book C. Vol 1, p. 9. ^[S315]

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King IAGO ab Idwal of Gwynedd

ABT 0985 - 1039

ID Number: I27797

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Mary Elizabeth HAYNES

ABT 1850 - ____

ID Number: I48202

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Francis HODGES II

ABT 1710 - AFT 1768

ID Number: I75776

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Frances Rowena MAYO

27 Dec 1849 - 26 Feb 1923

ID Number: I102283

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William Allen MCKENZIE C.S.A.

31 Jul 1832 - ____

ID Number: I73406

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Morton MERIWETHER

1773 - 1784

ID Number: I98551

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Mary "Polly" PENDLETON

27 Sep 1796 - 22 Feb 1797

ID Number: I20060

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Sarah PENDLETON

1780 - ____

ID Number: I60802

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Elizabeth RIDDLES

ABT 1840 - ____

ID Number: I25427

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Mary ROBESON

1704 - 1783

ID Number: I79097

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