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Mother: Elizabeth C. HENDRIX |
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_Jonathan Vivian BECK C.S.A._|
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(1834 - 1880) m 1850 |
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Mother: Sarah Ann CHANEY |
_Bailey Eliphalet CHANEY _+
| (1751 - 1821) m 1782
_Bailey Darby CHANEY Sr._|
| (1791 - 1873) m 1839 |
| |_Sarah JONES _____________
| (1767 - 1834) m 1782
_William Patterson CHANEY Sr._|
| (1843 - 1917) m 1868 |
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| _Bailey Eliphalet CHANEY _+
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| _Bailey Franklin CHANEY _|
| | (1806 - 1844) m 1832 |
| | |_Elizabeth RATLIFF _______
| | (1779 - 1855) m 1798
|_Sarah Ann CHANEY ____________|
(1844 - 1926) m 1868 |
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|_Sarah Ann HOOPER _______|
(1816 - 1897) m 1832 |
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Mother: Ann ROGERS |
He left the position, however, in august, 1777, when he was
appointed a lieutenant in the Fourth Virginia Regiment. The next
month after Lieutenant Clark entered the service he participated
in the battle of Brandywine, and in the next month after that
was in the battle of Germantown, so that it was warm work for
him from the beginning. In the latter battle the division of the
army to which he belonged broke the British right wing and
captured a considerable number of prisoners, but subsequently
was forced to retreat; and, being surrounded, a portion was in
turn captured, including Lieutenant Clark, Colonel George
Mathews and other Virginians. This Colonel Mathews is the same
person mentioned in the facsimile letter of Mr. Jefferson given
in Chapter XIV.
The capture proved a sad affair, indeed, to Lieutenant Clark, as
he was kept a prisoner a long time and subjected to such neglect
and harsh treatment that it brought on a disease which
occasioned his death. He was held as a prisoner at first in
Philadelphia, then in possession of the British, and for a time
was kept in what was called the "New Jail." In the summer of
1778 he was removed to Long Island and kept there, or in the
neighborhood, several years, and finally was confined in one of
those loathsome prison-ships, which, to the disgrace of the
British authorities, caused the death of an immense number of
American prisoners by barbarous treatment, as shown in Chapter
XIV. Poor Clark was one of the victims, and, although he did not
die in the prison, yet when he was at last exchanged in 1782, he
returned to his father's home in Caroline county, Virginia, a
physical wreck from consumption, brought on by the treatment he
had received while a prisoner. In the hope of averting the
terrible disease he went to the West Indies, but it was in vain,
as he was too far gone for anything to save him. He came back
without material improvement, and his relatives and friends,
with great grief, saw him gradually waste away, until he died at
his father's house in 1784, in the twenty-seventh year of his
age. The death, under such circumstances, of this bright and
promising young man, not only occasioned much sorrow in the
community, but greatly added to the indignation felt at the time
towards the British for their cruel treatment of American
prisoners."
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_John CLARK _________|
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| |_Elizabeth Ann WILSON _|
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| _Giles ROGERS I "the Immigrant"_
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| _Giles ROGERS II_______|
| | (1673 - 1794) |
| | |_Rachel EASTHAM ________________
| | (1650 - ....)
|_Ann ROGERS _________|
(1728 - 1799) |
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Mother: Ann Ester POWELL |
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_Edward COFFEY "the immigrant"_|
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|--Martha "Patsy" COFFEY
| (1716 - 1772)
| _William POWELL Gent.__________
| | (1620 - 1695)
| _Thomas POWELL ______|
| | (1640 - 1701) m 1667|
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|_Ann Ester POWELL _____________|
(1683 - 1744) m 1700 |
| _Francis PLACE "the immigrant"_
| | (1610 - 1655) m 1637
|_Mary PLACE _________|
(1648 - 1710) m 1667|
|_Mary or Ann WILLIAMSON _______
(1617 - ....) m 1637
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Mother: ELIZABETH TILNEY of Surrey |
Children of Edmund Howard of Flodden Field
Daughter a 1515 Mary Howard m. Edmund Trafford
Son a 1515 George Howard
Son a 1515 Henry Howard
Son a 1515 Charles Howard
Daughter c 1521 Queen Catherine Howard of England
"Joyce second married Edmund, Lord Howard, a younger brother of
the second Duke of Norfolk. Some Howards that settled in the
southern U.S. descend from this marriage."
Descendants of Lord Edmund Howard and Joyce Culpepper:
1 Henry Howard = Anne Howard
2 George Howard
3 Charles Howard
4 Margaret Howard = Thomas Arundell Knt.(Margaret Leigh)
5 Catherine Howard = Henry VIII King Of England
6 Mary Howard = Edmund Trafford Of Trafford
7 Joyce Howard = John Stanney (Joyce Leigh)
8 Isabel Howard = Henry Boynton Of Bromham (Isabel Leigh)
_ROBERT HOWARD of Stoke-Nayland___________+
| (1384 - 1437) m 1420
_JOHN HOWARD 1st Duke of Norfolk__________________|
| (1420 - 1485) m 1440 |
| |_MARGARET de MOWBRAY _____________________+
| (1388 - 1425) m 1420
_THOMAS HOWARD 2nd Duke of Norfolk_|
| (1443 - 1524) m 1472 |
| | _WILLIAM de MOLEYNS Lord of Moleyns, Knt._+
| | | (1377 - 1425) m 1405
| |_KATHERINE de MOLEYNS of Norfolk__________________|
| (1425 - 1465) m 1440 |
| |_MARGERY WHALESBOROUGH ___________________
| (1381 - 1439) m 1405
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|--EDMUND HOWARD
| (1478 - ....)
| _PHILIP de TILNEY ________________________+
| | (1389 - 1453)
| _FREDERICK TILNEY (TYLNEY) of Ashwellthorpe, Knt._|
| | (1430 - ....) |
| | |_ELIZABETH (Isabel) THORPE _______________
| | (.... - 1436)
|_ELIZABETH TILNEY of Surrey________|
(1445 - 1497) m 1472 |
| _LAURENCE CHENEY of Fen Ditton____________+
| | (1396 - 1461) m 1420
|_ELIZABETH CHENEY of Fen Ditton___________________|
(1430 - 1473) |
|_ELIZABETH COKAYNE _______________________+
(1405 - ....) m 1420
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Mother: Hannah Eliza PALMER |
_Samuel Winter JAMES _____+
| (1780 - ....)
_John Winter JAMES ____________________|
| (1803 - 1863) m 1829 |
| |_Margaret_________________
| (1780 - ....)
_Samuel Winter JAMES Sr._|
| (1835 - 1901) m 1866 |
| | _Benjamin GRAVES _________+
| | | (1780 - 1870) m 1810
| |_Margaret Amarintha Desdemonia GRAVES _|
| (1811 - 1887) m 1829 |
| |_Elizabeth O. NESMITH ____+
| (1784 - ....) m 1810
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| (1867 - 1946)
| _Archibald David PALMER I_+
| | (1758 - 1817) m 1782
| _Nehemiah Parsons PALMER ______________|
| | (1803 - 1860) m 1830 |
| | |_Hannah CARTER ___________+
| | (1764 - 1826) m 1782
|_Hannah Eliza PALMER ____|
(1848 - 1930) m 1866 |
| _Caswell SMITH ___________+
| | (1790 - 1840)
|_Harriet H. SMITH _____________________|
(1813 - 1852) m 1830 |
|_Mary LEDBETTER __________
(1788 - 1850)
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Mother: Mary Shuler CRAWFORD |
Source Information: Census Place Saint James Goose Creek,
Charleston, South Carolina Family History Library Film 1255223
NA Film Number T9-1223 Page Number 167B
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Mother: Ann Grant SPENCER |
5 Mary Virginia DUVALL b: 1876 d: Wft Est. 1904-1970 + Zachariah
Butler MOON b: Wft Est. 1859-1879 d: Wft Est. 1904-1965
4 Mary WOOLDRIDGE + R. B. HOBSON
4 Daniel S. WOOLDRIDGE
4 Joseph R. WOOLDRIDGE
_John WOOLDRIDGE "the Immigrant"_
| (1678 - 1757) m 1705
_Thomas WOOLDRIDGE __|
| (1707 - 1762) |
| |_Martha OSBORNE? ________________+
| (1688 - 1757) m 1705
_Daniel WOOLDRIDGE __|
| (1758 - 1821) m 1782|
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(1760 - ....) m 1782|
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