I60419: Willis BUTLER C.S.A. (1806

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"Nothing has been found so far on the parentage of Willis Butler.He stated at one time that he was an orphan.
Willis Butler was a member of the Magnolia Rangers,1st Texas Calvary.
This unit was formed in January 1861 before Texas seceded from the union."

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"Descendant of Sir Thomas Fleming of ENG. Lineal descendant of Sir John Fleming, 1st Earl of Wigton, SCT, whose son, John married Mary Bolling, 4th descendant from John Rolfe and Pocahontas."

CONFLICT in parents: may be Father: John FLEMING (son of Thomas) b: 1633 in Cumbarmauld, Lanarkshire, Scotland Mother: MERCY b: ABT. 1637 in York County, Virginia

Charles Fleming was descended from Sir Tarleton Fleming, second son of the Earl of Wigton, Scotland, who married in England Miss Tarleton; emigrated to Virginia in 1616, landing at Jamestown, but settling afterwards in New Kent County, (VA), where he died. He had three sons Tarlton, George and Charles -- and several daughters.
From Descendents of John Woodson pamphlet

"Charles Fleming of St. Peter's Parish, New kent, (whom Mr. Brown, in "The Cabells and their Kin," styles Colonel Charles Fleming) patented land in that county in 1688, and in King and Queen Count in 1701. He also possessed considerable landed estates in the present county of Goochland (then Henrico). Accounts of surveys by Rich'd Ligon, surveyor of Henrico, include, on November 15, 1706 one of 1430 acres for Chas. Fleming; on August 11, 1709, one of 1429 acres, and in November 1709, another of 670 acres.

There is on record in Henrico, a deed, dated October 1717, from Charles Fleming of New Kent, 500 acres in Henrico, adjoining Fleming's Plantation.

In December 1720 there was a suit in Henrico by John Fleming, executor of Chas. Fleming. The latter died between 1717 and 1720, and by his marriage with Susanna -----------------, had issue:

1. John Fleming, born November 1697; died November 6, 1756, married January 20, 1727, Mary Bolling
2. Tarleton Fleming
3. Judith Fleming married (first) October 16, 1712 (St. Peter's Register) Thomas Randolph of "Tuckahoe", and (second) in 1733, Nicholas Davies of Goochland. Their marriage contract, in which John and Tarleton Fleming, gentlemen, were trustees, was dated December 24, 1733 and recorded in Goochland.
4. Susannah Fleming married (first) John Bates of York County, and was ancestress of Edward Bates, Attorney General of the United States; Frederick Bates, Governor of Missori; James Bates of Arkansas, M. C.; and Thomas Fleming Bates, member of the Virgiia Conventon of 1829 and (second) John Woods (Wm. & Mary Quartery VI, 123 and "Cabells and their Kin"). There is on record in Goochland a deed dated April 17, 1736 from Tarlton Woodson of Henrico, to Col. John Fleming of Goochland, conveying 1290 acres in Goochland (part of "what's known as the Lickinghold survey" --500 acres of said land had been given by the will of Charles Fleming to his grandsons Charles Jordan and George Bates. And also a deed in Goochland, dated April 1736, from John Fleming to his "cousins" (nephews) Charles Jordan, George Bates, Samuel Jordan and Matthew Jordan, conveying 500 acres in Goochland, which he had bought from Tarlton Woodson.
5. Unnamed daughter Fleming married Unknown Jordan, and was mother of Colonel Samuel Jordan of "Seven Islands", Buckingham County, member of the House of Burgesses for that county ("Cabells and Their Kin" and deed cited above. (It is believed this is the "Elizabeth Fleming" shown below as "8."
6. Unnamed daughter Fleming (probably) married Unknown Hughes. There is on record in Goochland, a deed dated May 20, 1729, from John Fleming of Goochland, to Stephen Hughes of the same county; conveying 732 acres in Goochland, the upper end of a tract of land called Fleming's Park, being the land directed in the will of Charles Fleming, to be conveyed by his heirs or executors to the said Hughes. Possibly, however, this was only a sale in which Charles Fleming had not had time to make a deed.
7. Unnamed daughter Fleming (probably) married Bowler Cocke of Henrico County. In 1725, Tarleton Fleming and Bowler Cocke, "devisees of Charles Fleming' received a regrant of 1430 acres, formerly patented by Charles Fleming.
8. Elizabeth Fleming "daughter of Charles and Susanna Fleming, born October 23 (or 28) 168-- (St. Peter's Register). She may have been one of those, noted above, whose Christian names are unknown (Genealogies of Virginia Families - From The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography). post em by Karen Cotter [email protected] 2002-08-05 on Database: jkes-gedcom Ancestry.com.

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or b 10 DEC 1659 York Co. VA

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Spouse: Elizabeth ?

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Father: Joseph MILSTEAD b: Wft Est. 1726-1755; Mother: Elizabeth ? b: Wft Est. 1735-1758

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Joseph Jr. Penn b: September 27, 1738 in Rapidan, Orange Co, Va d: September 19, 1763.

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1. William RAWLINGS (AFN:1Z5N-S5G) Born: Abt 1693 Place: Anne Arundel, Md Spouse: Elizabeth WARMAN (AFN: 1Z5N-SGB)

My Southern Family

Willis BUTLER C.S.A.

1806 - 1880

ID Number: I60419

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Rhoda CHASTAIN

ABT 1776 - ____

ID Number: I24981

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Hamilton DUDLEY

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I22611

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Col. Charles FLEMING

18 Nov 1650 - 17 Oct 1717

ID Number: I37585

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FOSTER

ABT 1850 - ____

ID Number: I5146

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Herbert JONES "the Immigrant"

BEF 1670 - AFT 1688

ID Number: I104834

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Penelope LANE

ABT 1795 - ____

ID Number: I76281

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Belinda MILSTEAD

1777 - ____

ID Number: I62789

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Joseph PENN Jr.

27 Sep 1738 - 19 Sep 1763

ID Number: I1825

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Ina QUIN

ABT 1870 - ____

ID Number: I35215

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William RAWLINGS

ABT 1693 - ____

ID Number: I85564

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Emma Elizabeth RENWICK

15 May 1851 - 6 Aug 1930

ID Number: I72960

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