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Mother: MAUD FitzWalter de PITRES of Gloucester |
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_PONCE de CLIFFORD _______________________|
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_RICHARD FitzPons de CLIFFORD ___________|
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|--WALTER I FitzRichard de CLIFFORD Lord of Clifford Castle
| (1113 - 1190)
| _ROGER de PITRES ____
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| _WALTER FitzRoger de PITRES of Gloucester_|
| | (1065 - 1129) |
| | |_EUNICE de BAALUN ___+
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|_MAUD FitzWalter de PITRES of Gloucester_|
(1085 - ....) m 1105 |
| _DRUE Lord Balidoon__
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|_EMMA de BATEDON _________________________|
(1065 - ....) |
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FHL AFN #4QFF-G6 says he was born in 1633, Bristol; died 1695 in
Bristol. Same file says he married about 1697, Isle of Wight,
Virginia! Gives wife as Joan Jane, born 1640, Burnham, England;
died 27 June 1720 Isle of Wight."
Children:
2 Grace Cooke b: ABT 1679 d: 2 May 1741 + Thomas Hollingsworth
b: Mar 1661 d: 1732/1733
2 Elizabeth Cooke b: 1672 d: AFT 1738 + John Gregg b: 1668 d: 27
Apr 1738
2 Hannah Cooke + Thomas Oborn
2 William Cooke
Ancestral File (TM) - 132 Publication: Family History Library
[FHL], Salt Lake City, Utah, NS114753.
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Mother: Folicia WHITE |
_John GRAVES Sr._____+
| (1712 - 1747) m 1732
_John GRAVES Jr._____|
| (1735 - 1825) m 1760|
| |_Susanna DICKENS ____+
| (1714 - 1784) m 1732
_Absolom GRAVES _____|
| (1768 - ....) m 1789|
| | _William RICE _______+
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| |_Ann RICE ___________|
| (1741 - 1826) m 1760|
| |_Sarah NELMS? _______
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|--Maria Nancy GRAVES
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|_Folicia WHITE ______|
(1770 - ....) m 1789|
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Seaborn Jones, Jr.-a distinguished jurist, politician, planter,
business entrepreneur, and military leader-was born in Augusta,
Georgia, in 1788. Admitted to the bar in 1808, he practiced law
in Milledgeville and served in the Georgia Senate. During the
War of 1812, he served as an aide to Governor Peter Early,
holding the rank of Lieutenant Colonel; later (1825) while
acting as an aide to Governor George M. Troup, he accompanied
General Marquis de Lafayette into western Georgia. He moved to
that area about 1828 and, within a few years, built a suburban
estate, El Dorado (St. Elmo after the 1870s). While he owned
cotton-producing land in other counties, Colonel Jones never
grew that staple at El Dorado (St. Elmo). His wife's family
(Mary Howard, whom he married in 1810) was also important in the
establishment of Columbus. Jones created a flourishing law
practice in Columbus, which later included both his sons, John
Abraham who was killed at Gettysburg, and his son-in-law, Henry
L. Benning. Jones also invested in businesses such as City
Mills, a grist mill which he began in 1828. A staunch Democrat,
Jones served two terms in the U.S. Congress, 1833-1835 &
1845-1847; by 1860 he was a "fire-eating" (pro-secessionist)
Democrat. At age 74, he served for a year in the Confederate
army before an illness forced him to resign. He died two years
later in 1864.
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Father: SABISTON |
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Mother: Christiana OWEN |
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_Ebenezer SMITH _____|
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(1705 - ....) m 1725|
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_Robert WARE Sr._____|
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_Peter WARE Sr. "the Immigrant"_|
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