I53360: AUBRI II de BLOIS of BloisCount (ABT 0710

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Bertrade N.N.

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2 Martha Epes b: 10 Apr 1721 d: 5 Nov 1748 + Llewellyn Epes b: 1719 d: 11 Sep 1743 + John Wayles b: 31 Jan 1714/15 d: May 1773.

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11. Lucy LOFLIN was born in 1863 in Alabama. She died before 1891. She was married to J. H. THORNTON on 9 Dec 1880 in Elmore Co. Alabama.

Marriage 1 J H Thornton Married: 9 DEC 1880 in Elmore Couny, AL 1
Children
Lizzie Thornton
Thomas Thornton

Sources: Elmore county marriage license index volume b 1874-85

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https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/wills.htm#005
Will of Daniel McDuffie
Wife Marian McDuffie
Daughter Isebella Patterson
Daughter Margaret McArthur
Son Archibald McDuffie
Grandchildren Archibald McDuffie's sons George and Daniel James and William and Archibald McDuffie
Executor: Archibald McDuffie
Dated 4 July 1782
Signed: Daniel McDuffie (his mark)
Witnessed by Daniel McGill
John McKeachey
George McKeachey
October 6, 1782

CONFLICT in mother of Archibald:
Mother Name: Finwall McClerck
Sex: F Birth: 1714 in Argyll, Scotland
Death: UNKNOWN in Cumberland Co. NC
Marriage 1 Daniel McDuffie b: 1700 in Isle Of Skye, Scotland
Married: in Isle Of Skye, Scotland

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2 Wesley J. MILAM b: 18 Nov 1865 d: 17 Apr 1904 + Fannie LAMASTERS b: Abt 1869 + Fannie Belle LAMASTUS b: 14 Jun 1872 d: 24 Jun 1953

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"He may have been born in Philadelphia but to date there is no proof of his birth place. Philadelphia has been mentioned in one or two books about the family, but never proven. He may also have been born in Morristown, New Jersey where his father may have located as early as 1736 with the Hathaway family. He left a will on May 16, 1805 in Jefferson Co., Mississippi. Windsor is mentioned in Morristown records in 1759 and then in SW Pennsylvania (Greene Co.) land records in 1771 and then said to have been in Kentucky from 1773 to 1780 ( his oldest son's obituary says 1773 to 1780) There is a record of his presence in Clarksville, near the fort of George Rogers Clark in September of 1780. His name is listed as one of those persons selling corn to the fort for dry goods after devastating raids by the indians in July and August. In 1781 he appears in Natchez, Mississippi territory records. The remainder of his life is spent in Mississippi.

His name is variously spelled as Winsur, Winsor, Windsor and Winser. His will uses Windsor but he signs it Winser.

An additional note of importance is that Windsor's grandson, Isaac Newton Pipes marked in the 1880 Census that his father, Abner, was born in Mississippi. This contradicts Abners Obituary that said he ( Abner ) was born in Kentucky.
He provides us with one of the most interesting clues as to the travels of Windsor Pipes and Jane Mcaffee between 1771 and 1780. Recorded in the book "Jersey Settlers" is an obituary which was first uncovered by Ella Pipes Dumas in 1967. The obituary is for Abner and apears in the Wednesday, August 27, 1934 edition of the Southern telegraph of Rodney, Mississippi. It reads thus: At his residence, near Greenville, in this county, on the 31st ulto., after a protracted illness, Mr. Abner Pipes, in the 62nd year of his age. He was born near Louisville, in the state of Kentucky, and in his eight year, came to Natchez ( in 1780) when this country was subject to the British Crown. About the time of the evacuation of this country by the Spanish Authorities, in 1795, he removed to the neighborhood in which he has ever since resided, and in which he died."
The eight known children of Windsor1 Pipes and Jane McAfee were as follows:
i. Jeanette2 Pipes, born November 18, 1769 in Mississippi; married William Collins.
ii. Mary Pipes, born March 14, 1771; married John Stowers.
iii. Abner Pipes, born April 14, 1772 in Kentucky; married Elizabeth Odam; married Delilah Cable; married Mary Hynum.
iv. John L. Pipes, born January 27, 1774; married Mary Taylor.
v. Letitia Pipes, born circa 1780 in Adams Co., Mississippi; married Robert Taylor.
vi. Joseph Pipes was born on March 23, 1780 in Adams Co., Mississippi. He married Mary Collins in 1808. He and Mary Collins obtained a marriage license on January 16, 1808 in Jefferson Co., Mississippi.13,14 He died on August 9, 1824 at age 44. He has no record of having children, although his wife, Mary Collins, had three children from her marriage to Martin Owens. These children show on the Census records and Tax Rolls for Adams Co. in 1816 and 1820. These records are reported in Mrs. Ellsberry's book.
vii. David Pipes, born May 14, 1790 in Adams Co., Mississippi; married Martha Witherington; married Amanda Montgomery Dunn.
viii. Charles Pipes, born January 14, 1792 in Adams Co., Mississippi; married Winifred Huey.

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My Southern Family

Count AUBRI II de BLOIS of Blois

ABT 0710 - ____

ID Number: I53360

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CASSADY

ABT 1850 - ____

ID Number: I14664

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BERTRUDE CONJOINT

ABT 0580 - 0620

ID Number: I58727

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Martha EPPES

10 Apr 1721 - 5 Nov 1748

ID Number: I43189

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Rowan Malvin GATEWOOD

ABT 1900 - ____

ID Number: I27268

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Lucy LOFLIN

1863 - BEF 1891

ID Number: I75247

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Daniel MCDUFFIE "the Immigrant"

ABT 1710 - 1782

ID Number: I99793

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Wesley J. MILAN

18 Nov 1865 - 17 Apr 1904

ID Number: I91168

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Windsor PIPES

16 Sep 1740 - 19 Apr 1806

ID Number: I62643

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Maggie ROBINS

ABT 1880 - ____

ID Number: I7370

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Infant SOWELL

1873 - 1873

ID Number: I5000

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Marion I. TRABUE