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Children Sex Birth
Elizabeth Cunningham F 1729 in Amelia, [county], VA, USA
Samuel Cunningham M 1747 in [city], Lunenburg, VA, USA
Andrew Cunningham M 1748
Margaret Cunningham F 1753 m. Richard Gaines.
Mary Cunningham F 1754 in [city], Charlotte, VA, USA m.
William Johnson and Wm McConnell.
Anne Cunningham Hannah F 18 Feb 1755 m. Andrew Hanna Birth:
1754 in [city], Lunenburg, VA, USA Death: Mar 1793
Jane Jennie Cunningham F 1756 in [city], Chalotte, VA, USA
Sarah Cunningham F 1756 in [city], Prince Edward, VA, USA
Hannah Cunningham F 1761 in [city], Charlotte, VA, USA m.
William Daniel
Birth: 1754 in [city], Prince Edwarn, VA, USA Death: 1814 in
[city], Green, GA
James Cunningham M 25 Aug 1767 in [city], Charlotte, VA, USA
d. GA m. Frances Redd Birth: 9 Oct 1771 in [city], Prince
Edward, VA, USA Death: 18 Sep 1843 in [city], Greene, GA, USA
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Mother: Lovenia GOOD |
_John HARRISON ______+
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_Josiah HARRISON _____|
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| |_Margery WILSON _____+
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_Madison HARRISON ___|
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| |_Frances HARRIS ______|
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| |_Mary OLDAKER _______
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Mother: Elizabeth Anne CLAYTON |
"Henry Pendleton((4)) (Nathaniel((3)), Henry((2)), Philip((1))),
b. 1750; d. in South Carolina January, 1789. He is said to have
married Anne Knight. He entered, with his brother Nathaniel, the
rebel army of the Revolutionary War, into the first regiment
organized in the Southern States, known as the Battalion of the
"Culpeper Minute Men," the officers of which were: Col. Lawrence
Taliaferro, of Orange Co., Va., as colonel; Col. Edward Stevens,
of Culpeper, as lieutenant-colonel (afterwards the distinguished
General Stevens), and Thomas Marshall, father of Chief-Justice
Marshall, of Fauquier Co., Va., as major. At the end of the war
Henry Pendleton resumed his profession of law in South Carolina,
where he was distinguished as lawyer and judge. The district in
which John C. Calhoun resided was called in his honor. Of his
immediate family Mr. John S. Pendleton is not sufficiently
informed at present to give any certain and exact account
(1868). Judge Henry Pendleton was living at the time of the
boyhood of Mr. John S. Pendleton, but he has no recollection of
ever having seen him. He has, however, a distinct recollection
of his having been said to be, by members of the family, the
most talented man, probably, that ever belonged to it. The
writer has no means of fixing the precise date of Judge Henry's
emigration from Culpeper County, Va., but supposes it to have
been shortly before, or very soon after, the year 1783. This Mr.
John S. Pendleton knows that Judge H. Pendleton acquired in
South Carolina a high professional and judicial distinction. He
was a judge of the Court of Common Pleas, and it has been said
by Ramsey, author of a history of South Carolina from 1670-1808,
in reference to an experiment on the County Court System of
Virginia, that the project was introduced and carried through by
the talents, address and perseverance of Henry Pendleton, who
had witnessed many of the benefits resulting from the County
Courts in his native state, Virginia. Mr. John S. Pendleton
(writer) has always understood that Judge Pendleton was promoted
to the highest judicial dignity in the State."
_Philip PENDLETON Sr. "the Immigrant"_+
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_Henry PENDLETON ___________|
| (1683 - 1721) m 1701 |
| |_Isabella HURT _______________________+
| (1654 - 1724) m 1681
_Nathaniel PENDLETON Sr._|
| (1715 - 1794) m 1745 |
| | _James I TAYLOR ______________________+
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| |_Mary Bishop TAYLOR ________|
| (1688 - 1770) m 1701 |
| |_Mary GREGORY ________________________+
| (1663 - 1747) m 1682
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| _Samuel CLAYTON Sr.___________________+
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| _Phillip CLAYTON of Catalpa_|
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| | |_Elizabeth PENDLETON _________________+
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|_Elizabeth Anne CLAYTON _|
(1722 - ....) m 1745 |
| _Thomas COLEMAN ______________________+
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|_Anne COLEMAN ______________|
(1703 - ....) m 1720 |
|_Mary LORT ___________________________+
(1681 - 1748) m 1700
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Mother: Elizabeth RONIMUS? |
MARGARET
wife of
FREDERICK DeVAULT
Born NOV. 27, 1785
Died MARCH 17, 1865
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Mother: Lucretia Ferguson HACKLEY |
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(1777 - 1827) |
| _Robert DANIEL ______
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|_Elizabeth DANIEL ___|
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|_Susanna FERGUSON ___+
(1732 - ....)
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