I97665: BELI ap Rhun of GwyneddKing (ABT 0525

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"Born: Not Known - Died: 863 - Marriage: Not Known - Offspring: Giric. Who was to rule after the death of a king, in those days, was confusing. Anyone close to the King could take over as the right of birth had not been established. It was custom for a King to 'name' the next in line, but this was not always convenient and bloody, jealous wars would usually decide who was next.
Donalds short rule was not in vain, and before his suspicious death in 863, he managed to further Kenneths attempts at law and help secure further rule across the land. Despite his attempts, no less than 10 of the 14 Kings who ruled ALBA during the period 943 - 1097 were murdered, and only then was the birth right of rule accepted."

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Mary C. Harrison LOVE was visiting her sister Nancy Harrison Lindsay when she became ill and died; She is buried in the Lindsay Plot in Athens, Limestone Co. Alabama. who is her husband? who are her kids if any?

Valley Leaves, V6, #1, pg 33 - Session Record of Presbyterian, non-resident member; present residence when received 21 June 1868, Mary C. Love - Whitesburg, AL.

Whitesburg is about 20 mi S of Huntsville on the river near Owens Crossing - Madison Co. - historic post office also there: Variants: Blacks Ferry, Dittos Landing, Hobbs Ferry, Whitesburgh.

Alabama Courier, April 28, 1892. Mrs. Love, a sister of Mrs. Zachariah Lindsay, died at the res. of Mr. Lindsay near Athens last Sunday night, after a short, but painful, illness. She recently came on a visit to her sister from her home in Mississippi. Her remains were laid to rest in our city cemetery Monday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted at the grave by Rev. H. G. Davis. May have lived in Pontotoc County is southwest of Limestone County.

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"Jacob White was the son of Henry White of Buckingham County. His family had come to Bedford shortly after the Revolutionary War, and settled near the James River, in the Northeastern part of the county.
Jacob served with distinction in the Revolutionar war with the rank of Captain. Before coming to Bedford , he married Hannah Spiers. He was an early and prominent settler in Bedford County. The county was almost a wilderness when he came to Bedford, and with his own hands, cleared and improved the beautiful place on Otter Creek. This home he built, except for a period of a few years, remained in the White family until 1928. The manor tract, known as Charlemont Lodge was split when sold.
Jacob was a wealthy landowner of Bedford, and was prominent in all local affairs. He served as Justice of the Peace for a number of years. After the death of his wife, Hannah, he remarried on December 10, 1816. He married Nancy Oglesby only 11 months after Hannaha death. There were no children by this last marriage. Jacob died June 2, 1832."

2 Jacob White , CPT b: 20 OCT 1765 d: 2 JUN 1832 + Hannah Spiers d: 11 JAN 1816
Will: book H, page 94, Bedford Co., Va.
The first White to Bedford County, Virginia was Captain Jacob White. He came from Buckingham County soon after the revolution. He was the son of Henry White. Henry moved to Bedford County in his old age. Henry White came from Buckingham to Bedford County about 1800, evidently to spend his declining years with his son, Jacob, who had preceded him several years. His will, dated August 18, 1800, and probated September 27, 1802, in Bedford (Will Book "B," page 366).

Jacob White, son of Henry White of Buckingham County, Virginia, came to Bedford Soon after the Revolutionary War, and settled near James River, in the northeastern part of the county. He bought, November 4, 1794, from Samuel Waddy 350 acres of land, adjoining Henry Hatcher, Thomas Hubbard, Edmund Winston and Charles Gwatkin. (Deed Book "J," page 164.) His second purchase was from Francis Halley in 1805 "West side of No Business Mountain and on waters of James River. Beginning at Jeremiah Hatcher's line." (Deed Book "K," page 1196.)

A historical sketch of Jacob Samuel White, grandson of Jacob White, in Hardesty's Encyclopedia, page 434, says: "His parents were natives of this (Bedford) County and his grandfather, after serving with distinction and with rank of captain through the greater part of the Revolutionary War, was an early and prominent settler here. The county was almost a wilderness when he came here, and with his own hands he cleared and improved the beautiful place on Otter Creek, where the subject of this sketch resides."

Served in the Revolutionary War with the rank of Captain and was a Justice of the Peace in Bedford County for a number of years.

The inscription on his tombstone reads:
CAPTAIN JACOB WHITE
BORN
OCTOBER 20, 1765
DIED
JUNE 2ND, 1832
AGED 66 YEARS 7 MONTHS AND 12 DAYS

Children:
2 Sallie White b: 18 AUG 1787 + David Douglas
2 Nancy R. White b: 1789 d: 1831 + Jesse Spinner + Abraham Robinson
2 John A. White b: 1790 + Elizabeth Robinson
2 Jacob Washington White b: 5 MAR 1792 d: 20 MAY 1829 + Matilda Buford b: 11 FEB 1793 d: 10 MAR 1876
2 Rebecca H. White b: 1794 d: 1815 + Charles Lewis Davis
2 Elizabeth B. White b: 1796 d: 27 DEC 1825 + Henry Hatcher
2 William Allen White , COL b: 1798 d: 1844 + Caroline Pondexter + Lucy McDaniel Reese
2 Samuel Davis White b: 1800 + Sally M. Quisenberry + Willie Ann White
2 Mary "Polly" White b: 13 MAR 1801 d: 9 AUG 1876 + Julius Woodridge Hatcher
2 Catherine White b: 1803 d: 10 AUG 1834 + Thomas Hatcher
2 Henry Milton White ,Cpt b: 31 JAN 1805 d: 12 OCT 1867 + Mary Ann Gwatkins b: 13 APR 1810 d: 4 FEB 1846
2 Edna A. White b: 1807 + Moses Penn
2 Edith S. White b: 1808 + Gabrial S. Fisher

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My Southern Family

King BELI ap Rhun of Gwynedd

ABT 0525 - 0599

ID Number: I97665

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King DONALD I of Scotland

ABT 0812 - 0862

ID Number: I51232

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George CABELL

ABT 1742 - ____

ID Number: I47316

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Georgia Ann DUDLEY

Anthony HARRISON Sr.

ABT 1563 - 1620

ID Number: I88382

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Mary C. HARRISON

ABT 1833 - 24 Apr 1892

ID Number: I179

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Mary Ann HOLMES

12 Mar 1834 - 10 Aug 1897

ID Number: I4643

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Mary Ann PREWITT

ABT 1830 - ____

ID Number: I101397

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Janette E RICKEY

1865 - ____

ID Number: I49686

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Capt. Jacob WHITE

20 Oct 1765 - 2 Jun 1832

ID Number: I34712

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