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Ancestors of Nannie Cartmell

Generation No. 1

1. Nannie Cartmell, born June 16, 1896 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY; died December 30, 1984 inHuntington (Cabell), WV. She was the daughter of 2. James S. Cartmell and 3. Elizabeth Johnson. Shemarried (1) James Petry. She married (2) William Wesley Kretzer August 17, 1917 in Ashland (Boyd), KY.He was born Bet. August 30 - 31, 1895 in Willard (Carter), KY, and died September 17, 1935 in Van Lear(Johnson), KY. He was the son of Friedrich Carl Kretzer and Friederike Caroline Wilhelmina Thiele.

Notes for William Wesley Kretzer:(Johnson) KY Draft Card: Reedville, 5 Jun 1917; d.o.b.: 30 Aug. Coal miner: Consolidated. Single, no deps.

More About William Wesley Kretzer:Occupation: Coal Miner

Generation No. 2

2. James S. Cartmell, born October 04, 1873 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY; died December 18, 1963 inAshland (Boyd), KY. He was the son of 4. Layne Cartmell and 5. Elizabeth Franklin. He married 3.Elizabeth Johnson May 10, 1895 in (Lawrence), KY.

3. Elizabeth Johnson, born January 20, 1880 in (Lawrence), KY; died 1904 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY.She was the daughter of 6. Isaac Johnson and 7. Nancy Ann/Jane Burchett.

Notes for James S. Cartmell:Lawrence Co. draft card: "Jas. S."; farmer, next of kin, Mrs. Jas. S., RFD #2, Louisa.1949 Ashland City Dir.: Jas. S., Rev. (Frona), pastor, Hitchens Meth. Chapel, 225 18th St.1962 Ashland City Dir.: Jas/Frona, 4700 Winchester.

More About James S. Cartmell:Occupation: Minister/Farmer/Laborer

Notes for Elizabeth Johnson:Headstone says born 1878.

More About Elizabeth Johnson:Burial: Buchanan UM Chapel, (Lawrence) KY

Children of James Cartmell and Elizabeth Johnson are:1 i. Nannie Cartmell, born June 16, 1896 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY; died December 30, 1984 in

Huntington (Cabell), WV; married (1) James Petry; married (2) William Wesley Kretzer August 17,1917 in Ashland (Boyd), KY.

ii. Robert Cartmell, born July 25, 1898 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY; married Hattie B. Maggard August19, 1936.

Notes for Robert Cartmell:Draft card (Lawrence) KY says born July 23, Coal miner, next of kin Jas.Ashland City Dir.: 1930 - Robert M. (Hattie) ARMCO. S. Main1942 - Robert C. (Hattie B.) Steel wkr, ARMCO, 2512 Main (Fairview)1944 - same

iii. Bert Cartmell, born December 14, 1901 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY; died April 02, 2001 inPrestonsburg (Floyd) KY; married (1) Vertrice Rice; born 1913; died May 27, 2001 in Prestonsburg(Floyd) KY; married (2) Olga Ward March 16, 1925.

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Notes for Bert Cartmell:1930 Ashland City Dir: Bert, Ky & WVa Power Co, 2508 Montgomery Ave.

iv. Mary Rosy Cartmell, born 1904 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY; died 1904 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY.

More About Mary Rosy Cartmell:Burial: Buchanan UM Chapel, (Lawrence) KY

Generation No. 3

4. Layne Cartmell, born January 1842 in (Cabell) VA; died 1905 in (Lawrence), KY. He was the son of 8.James Madison Cartmill and 9. Matilda Shannon. He married 5. Elizabeth Franklin September 18, 1872 in(Lawrence), KY.

5. Elizabeth Franklin, born January 22, 1849 in (Floyd), KY; died Bef. 1883. She was the daughter of 10.Joseph Franklin and 11. Susanna Friley.

Notes for Layne Cartmell:Pvt., Co. K, 8th VA Cav. (CSA); enl. 8/20/1863 at Wayne C.H.; re-enlisted 3/64 in Sandy Rangers under Capt.James M. Corns. Co. rec's lost in transport. Notedin "Soldiers of Wayne Co., WV by Rennie & Mary WorkmanTalbert.

(Lawrence) KY Marriage Bond: Mary E. Cartmill of (Lawrence) age ca. 16, md. to David K. Koger of (Lee) VA,23, carpenter, b. KY, on 12 June 1882 at William Cartmill's (could be his sister? I have Mary A., b. 1859).

More About Layne Cartmell:Occupation: Carpenter/Cobbler

Children of Layne Cartmell and Elizabeth Franklin are:2 i. James S. Cartmell, born October 04, 1873 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY; died December 18, 1963 in

Ashland (Boyd), KY; married (1) Safrona Pennington; married (2) Elizabeth Johnson May 10, 1895 in(Lawrence), KY; married (3) Mary Workman September 16, 1904 in Cattletsburg (Boyd) KY.

ii. Marinda Cartmell, born January 25, 1875 in (Lawrence), KY; died 1879.

Notes for Marinda Cartmell:death uncertain; before 1880

iii. Frances Ellen Cartmell, born 1876 in (Lawrence), KY.

Notes for Frances Ellen Cartmell:d. in youth

iv. Orpha S. Cartmell, born August 07, 1878 in (Lawrence), KY?; died January 23, 1957; married MichaelCastle November 09, 1899; born October 1876 in KY.

Notes for Orpha S. Cartmell:Bd. at Buchanan Cem. (Lawrence) KY - unmarked grave on s. side near fence & chapel.

Notes for Michael Castle:1900 (Lawrence) KY census.

6. Isaac Johnson, born 1854 in (Greenup), KY; died 1890 in Durbin (Boyd), KY. He was the son of 12.John Johnson and 13. Minerva Sloan. He married 7. Nancy Ann/Jane Burchett September 19, 1874 in(Boyd), KY.

7. Nancy Ann/Jane Burchett, born September 1859 in (Floyd), KY; died August 30, 1935 in Van Lear(Johnson), KY. She was the daughter of 14. George Washington Burchett and 15. Mary Catherine Hunt.

Notes for Isaac Johnson:Death uncertain; before 1900. 1900 (Lawrence) KY Census: Nan is adjacent Jim Cartmell and John Burchett.

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Notes for Nancy Ann/Jane Burchett:another child died before 1900 census

Children of Isaac Johnson and Nancy Burchett are:i. James Johnson, born December 15, 1875 in (Lawrence), KY; married Martha Johnson 1898; born 1878

in KY.3 ii. Elizabeth Johnson, born January 20, 1880 in (Lawrence), KY; died 1904 in Buchanan (Lawrence), KY;

married James S. Cartmell May 10, 1895 in (Lawrence), KY.iii. William Johnson, born February 21, 1881 in (Lawrence), KY.

Notes for William Johnson:1900 Census (Lawrence) KY, says born Jul. 1881.

? Ashland City Dir. 1920: Catlettsburg, Johnson, William, boards 3026 Lock Ave.

iv. / Johnson, died Bef. 1900.

Generation No. 4

8. James Madison Cartmill, born 1811 in (Cabell), VA. He was the son of 16. Thomas Cartmill and 17.Nancy Cumpton. He married 9. Matilda Shannon Bef. 1842.

9. Matilda Shannon, born in (Tazewell/Logan)VA; died Bef. 1850. She was the daughter of 18. JohnShannon and 19. Rebecca Cumpton.

Notes for James Madison Cartmill:Pvt., Co. B, 5th WV Inf.

1846 (Wayne) Pers. Ppty. Tax: 1 m over 16, 1 horse, 1 metallic clock1847 - same (no clock); 1848, same. Note clock is with brother John in 1850.

There is a James md. Lucindy Stephens 1839 (Kanawha) VA, but I suspect relates to one bd. in Middleton(Putnam) WV cem (off Rt 34, Westvacco Rd.): Cartmill, Jas., (s/o G. W. & N. A.), b. May 26 1813, d. Aug 291882.

Selected Marriage Index Counties of Ohio, Jan. 27, 1831, Coshocton Co.: Creak, Mary Ann; also Feb. 22, 1831md. James Madison Cartmell. 24 Apr 1849 Pickaway Co.: Hedges, Mary md. James M. Cartmill.

Personal Names in Hening's Statues at Large, John: xii, 674; James: vii, 197; John: vii, 193, 198.

Notes for Matilda Shannon:Possible father???1820 (Tazewell) VA Census pp. 245-6Compton, Hickman 1 m<10/1 m 26-45/4 f <10/1 f 26-45

Hiram 1 m <10/1 m 18-26/ 2 f <10/1 f 16-26others, not likely

Death is estimated, because 1850 census refs. to wife as "Martha." Could be Matilda or Orpha!!!

While the family sources have told me she was a Compton, I feel relatively confident that this Matilda is ourMatilda. And her mother is a Cumpton, so it still works, as far as I'm concerned. Would love to find a marriagerecord!

Children of James Cartmill and Matilda Shannon are:i. Rebecca Cartmill, born 1842 in (Wayne) VA; died Aft. 1910; married James A. Fortner; born in VA.

Notes for James A. Fortner:1870 (Lawrence) KY Cens.; her brother Thomas with them.

4 ii. Layne Cartmell, born January 1842 in (Cabell) VA; died 1905 in (Lawrence), KY; married (1) ElizabethFranklin September 18, 1872 in (Lawrence), KY; married (2) Mary C. Franklin Bet. September 06, 1879 -December 21, 1883.

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iii. Iona Jane Cartmill, born 1846 in (Cabell), VA; died June 04, 1853.

Notes for Iona Jane Cartmill:1860 census indicates b. 1844. If she's in it, how could she have died 1853?

iv. William Cartmill, born December 09, 1849 in (Lawrence), KY; died April 04, 1918 in (Lawrence), KY;married Susanna Cox March 02, 1872; born January 04, 1851 in (Wayne) VA; died March 30, 1942.

Notes for William Cartmill:1880 (Lawrence) KY p. 38; 1900 (Mingo) WV 31-91-3.

More About William Cartmill:Burial: Peck Cem. Chapman (Lawrence) KY

Notes for Susanna Cox:Her ancestry is in Lawrence Co. KY book p. 412.Peck Cemetery: Take SR 1690 to SR 2037; Turn right; 2 mi. on right. Also buried there: Derand W.Lee Cartmill, b. 13 May 1913; d. 14 Dec. 1914.

More About Susanna Cox:Burial: Peck Cem. Chapman (Lawrence) KY

v. Jane Cartmill, born 1844 in KY.

10. Joseph Franklin, born August 16, 1817 in Estillville (Scott) VA. He was the son of 20. Able Franklinand 21. Cynthia Elizabeth Jeffries. He married 11. Susanna Friley October 23, 1842 in (Floyd) KY.

11. Susanna Friley, born 1815 in KY or VA/Kentucky.

More About Joseph Franklin:Census: 1850, (Johnson) KY #523Land Entry: January 01, 1847, 50 ac. on Miller's Ck (Johnson) KY, bk 27 p88 surveyMilitary service: 1861, Co G, 13 KY inf (Pvt., Union); pension as invalid

Children of Joseph Franklin and Susanna Friley are:i. William J. Franklin, born August 01, 1843 in Johns Ck (Pike) KY; died Bef. 1865.

ii. Fredrick Franklin, born April 06, 1845 in Miller's Ck (Floyd) KY; died March 12, 1940 in Catlettsburg(Boyd) KY; married Leah Helton August 12, 1870 in Paintsville (Johnson) KY; born July 20, 1850 in(Johnson) KY; died July 27, 1943 in Catlettsburg (Boyd) KY.

5 iii. Elizabeth Franklin, born January 22, 1849 in (Floyd), KY; died Bef. 1883; married Layne CartmellSeptember 18, 1872 in (Lawrence), KY.

iv. Martha S. Franklin, born April 01, 1847; died November 27, 1910; married John Sammons.v. Mary C. Franklin, born March 1855 in (Floyd), KY; died October 17, 1910; married Layne Cartmell Bet.

September 06, 1879 - December 21, 1883; born January 1842 in (Cabell) VA; died 1905 in (Lawrence),KY.

Notes for Layne Cartmell:Pvt., Co. K, 8th VA Cav. (CSA); enl. 8/20/1863 at Wayne C.H.; re-enlisted 3/64 in Sandy Rangers underCapt. James M. Corns. Co. rec's lost in transport. Notedin "Soldiers of Wayne Co., WV by Rennie &Mary Workman Talbert.

(Lawrence) KY Marriage Bond: Mary E. Cartmill of (Lawrence) age ca. 16, md. to David K. Koger of(Lee) VA, 23, carpenter, b. KY, on 12 June 1882 at William Cartmill's (could be his sister? I have MaryA., b. 1859).

More About Layne Cartmell:Occupation: Carpenter/Cobbler

vi. Miranda Franklin, born 1854.vii. Frances E. Franklin, born August 27, 1856 in (Johnson) KY.

12. John Johnson, born August 1832 in VA or (Boyd), KY. He was the son of 24. Elijah Johnson and 25.

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Priscilla Van Bibber. He married 13. Minerva Sloan 1854.13. Minerva Sloan, born March 1834 in KY. She was the daughter of 26. Joab Sloan and 27. Rhoda

Johnson.

Notes for John Johnson:1870 (Boyd) KY Census. 1890 Veteran's Ennumeration, on Bear Ck. (Lawrence) KY: Pvt., Co. F, 14th Ky.Infantry, 1861-[not discharged]. Rheum. of breast. Res. Derifield, KY.

Children of John Johnson and Minerva Sloan are:6 i. Isaac Johnson, born 1854 in (Greenup), KY; died 1890 in Durbin (Boyd), KY; married Nancy Ann/Jane

Burchett September 19, 1874 in (Boyd), KY.ii. James Johnson, born December 15, 1855 in KY; died September 20, 1856 in KY.

iii. Jeremiah Johnson, born October 1855 in (Carter?), KY; died 1905 in KY.

Notes for Jeremiah Johnson:Death appx.--after 1900 census

14. George Washington Burchett1, born 1834 in Sandy River (Floyd), KY; died 1872 in (Floyd), KY. Hewas the son of 28. Benjamin Franklin Burchett and 29. Nancy Lewis. He married 15. Mary Catherine HuntDecember 14, 1855 in (Floyd), KY.

15. Mary Catherine Hunt, born 1836 in (Pike), KY; died Aft. 1920. She was the daughter of 30. WilliamHunt and 31. Sarah.

Notes for George Washington Burchett:d. appx--murdered by cousin Drury Burchett.Holden says: "George was killed with a knife on Cow Creek during a fight with his cousin Drury Burchett, Jr., ason of Drury and Elizabeth McCowan Burchett." and "George was in Co. F., 10 Regt., KY Confederate Cav.Was a prisoner of war in TN and parolled 28 Apr. 1865." and notes that Drury was in same company with him,also imprisoned and parolled with him.

(Floyd) KY Court Records, Bk. 12, p. 31, and 1399, 11 Nov. 1873: J. W. Herald apptd. Admin. for est. of GeorgeBurchett; security J. Jarvis. Reported no assets.

Children of George Burchett and Mary Hunt are:i. John E. Burchett, born September 03, 1855 in (Floyd), KY; died September 10, 1947; married Minerva

Jane Collinsworth August 15, 1874 in (Boyd), KY; born March 1853.

Notes for John E. Burchett:No children. Herded cattle all over the west.

1900 adj. Jim Cartmell/Nancy Burchett in (Lawrence) KY.

Holden notes that his birth per Shepherd's book is 3 Sep. 1855, which is a little more tolerable given hismother's birth year.

Notes for Minerva Jane Collinsworth:married Pasley first.

ii. Benjamin Burchett, born September 1856 in KY; died March 23, 1916; married (1) Delilah Carter;married (2) Elizabeth Marcum April 09, 1897 in (Lawrence) KY; born February 1865 in KY.

iii. Elizabeth Burchett, born 1860 in KY; married (1) Charles Workman April 28, 1880; died Bef. 1920;married (2) William Carter February 24, 1884.

7 iv. Nancy Ann/Jane Burchett, born September 1859 in (Floyd), KY; died August 30, 1935 in Van Lear(Johnson), KY; married Isaac Johnson September 19, 1874 in (Boyd), KY.

v. Louis Burchett, born 1865 in KY; married Martha Adkins Bet. 1886 - 1887 in (Lawrence) KY; bornAugust 1869.

vi. William Burchett, born March 1866 in KY; died September 27, 1945; married (1) Martha; married (2)Nannie Bell Adkins December 09, 1898 in (Lawrence) KY; born August 21, 1870 in KY; diedNovember 25, 1962.

Notes for William Burchett:Grave marker says born 1861, died 9/27/1945. Cem. is at head of Raven Rock Fk., 5 miles, turn left.

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More About William Burchett:Burial: Fannin Cem., Morgan's Ck., KY

vii. Joseph Burchett, born March 1863 in KY; died 1962; married (1) Angelina Hatfield/Dotsun May 07,1892 in (Floyd), KY; born April 1871; married (2) Florence Coburn December 04, 1901 in (Lawrence)KY; born 1882; died 1966.

Generation No. 5

16. Thomas Cartmill2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, born 1775 in VA; died Bet. March 1837 - January 1838 in (Cabell), VA.He was the son of 32. James Cartmill and 33. Margaret. He married 17. Nancy Cumpton December 30, 1802in (Tazewell), VA.

17. Nancy Cumpton, born Bet. 1780 - 1784; died Bef. 1837. She was the daughter of 34. John Cumpton,Jr. and 35. Eleanore McGuire.

Notes for Thomas Cartmill:1793 (Wythe) VA Pers. Ppty. tax: 1 tith/2 horses (could be him age 18?)1797 Deed p 178 (Wythe) VA, wits. incl: John, Henry & Thomas Cartmill.1797 Deed p 251 (Wythe) VA, wits. incl: John, Thomas & Ellnixey Cartmill.1800 (Wythe) VA Tax: Thomas 1 wm 16+, 4 horses1801 (Tazewell) VA: Sale of land: Jos. Hoge to Thomas and John Cartmill, p. 441806 (Tazewell) VA: Sale of land: Thomas and John Cartmill to John Lasley, p. 3361807 (Kanawha) VA Tax (only year in that co.)1808 (Tazewell) VA: Sale of land: William McGuyer of (Floyd) KY to Thomas Cartmill, p. 416-7.1809 (Tazewell) VA sale of land: Thomas Cartmill & Nancy (wife) to George Rinehart, p. 456.

Cabell Co., WV Deed Book II:4 Mar 1814, p 92, indenture of Edmund McGinnis/wife Sally to Thomas Cartmill, 100 ac of Savage Grant.28 May 1817 rect. of Taxes, p. 222, Thomas Cartmill for heirs of John Crumpton, $5.05 to redeem 1/2 dilinquenttract sold to William Buffington and Ed. Morris, on Tug Fork.25 Nov. 1817, p 256, deed of relinquishment; William Buffington and Edm. Morris of Christian Co., KY toThomas Cartmill (heir of John Compton) Compton's tax land sold by sheriff.

1824 (Cabell) Marriage: James Burgess/Polly Cartmill (this family?)

Cabell Co., WV Minute Book E-3:1826 (26 Sep) & 1827 (26 Feb) - Justices include Thomas Cartmill1827 (28 May) Ordered Anthony Hampton, John Keezer, Thomas Cartmill, William Hatten and William Hill (or3 of them) to view road leading up to Sandy River around Levi Shortridge's farm.1827 (24 Sep); 1829 (28 Sep) - Thomas Cartmill, justice1831 (28 Feb) - order John Bellomy, Levi Shortridge, John Keezer, Thomas Cartmill and SamuelHensley (or 3) view road alterations at John Johnson's1832 & 1833 (Sept. courts) - Thomas Cartmill justice; voted for Comm. of Revenue; ('33 for Edmund McGinnis,who lost) & voted for Charles Roffe for Justice of the Peace (won)1834 (6 May) - part of suits listed on p. 458: Joseph Ewing vs. Thomas Cartmill, debt.1834 (24-25 June) - Thomas Cartmill justice; same suit listed along with a jury (dismissed); voted for constable(Richard McCallister). David Chapman and William Cartmill listed on another jury.1834 (25-26 Aug) - Thomas Cartmill only justice in Comm. vs. James Bias and others. p 477 Ewing vs. ThomasCartmill listed again.1834 (Sep) - Thomas Cartmill voted for Comm. of Revenue1834 (26 Nov.) - Joseph Ewing vs. Thomas Cartmill1835 (24 Mar & 3 June) - Same

Cabell Co. (WV) WIll Book I, p. 212, 6 Mar 1837: Thomas CartmillTo: Children: Margaret, Madison, Rebecca, George, John,Thomas, Alex: 4 horses each and all household goods, negroman Esau for 11 years, then to be freed. To daughters:Moriah Chapman, Jane McClure, Ellen Fields: $50.

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Administratrix: Margaret Cartmill.Probate: 22 Jan 1838

p. 237: Mar. 1838: Sale of Estate: purchasers include Matison Cartmill. Wade Hampton bought Esau.p. 236: appraisalp. 190 (could be uncle?) Tom named as appraiser; p. 70 Tom purchases of estate of Jess Perdue; p. 67 Tompurchases of estate of Jemima Blankenship; p. 66 Tom purchases of estate of Peter Blankenship.

Family section of Cabell County History indicates that Thomas Cartmill and Samuel Hatton both came to BigSandy in 1790's. Says Tom's son John and "his" (John's?) son James were in Civil War. There's a James listed asAWOL in WV Archives, but claims it's probably son of John (not James Madison Cartmill). The whole clanmoved to Clinton Co. MO (including John). John was the only Cartmill surname in 1870 Wayne Co. census;didn't check for Fields, Chapman, etc.

Ratliff's book on Compton says that Thomas was son of John Cartmill and Susannah Ward; also mistakenly listsMargaret as having married James Madison, but doesn't list her having a brother by that name.

Notes for Nancy Cumpton:b. circa

Children of Thomas Cartmill and Nancy Cumpton are:i. Margaret Cartmill, born 1803; married John Peatt December 10, 1837 in (Lawrence) OH.

ii. Jane Cartmill, born 1806; died Aft. 1870; married Strother McClure August 07, 1828 in (Cabell) VA;born 1806 in VA.

Notes for Jane Cartmill:Hatten Cem. on Lower Gragston has Jane Hatten, d/o Thomas Cartmill b. 1793 & Philip Hatten, Sr.(1790-1872), s/o Samuel & Rosanna (Queen) Hatten. Look for marriage ca. 1805. I think it could be acousin of Thomas--perhaps daughter of his uncle Thomas. The whole family is in Wayne Co. 1860,though, including the Shannons who married the Hattens. Virgil Hatton: The History or Genealogy ofthe Hatton Family insists that this Jane was Tom and Nancy's daughter, but says she was born in1788...which makes it very difficult to be correct!

Notes for Strother McClure:Sgt. in David Bartram's Co., 167th Militia (CSA)

iii. Eleanore Cartmill, born 1807; married Willis Fields January 27, 1830.iv. Mariah Cartmill, born 1809; married David Chapman March 22, 1829 in (Cabell) VA.

Notes for David Chapman:He may have md. 2) ____Shannon

8 v. James Madison Cartmill, born 1811 in (Cabell), VA; married (1) Orpha; married (2) Matilda ShannonBef. 1842.

vi. Thomas Cartmill II, born 1814; married Minerva Miller February 26, 1847; born 1829 in KY.

Notes for Thomas Cartmill II:Note: May be her sister Louisa who married Layne Compton, found in 1870 (Lawrence) KY Census.

vii. Alexander Cartmill, born 1816; died 1816; married Ann.

Notes for Alexander Cartmill:This Alex. easily confused with brother Tom's son Alex. One of them married Eliza Ann Dishman andhad son Ulysses, b. (Wayne) WV 14 Jul. 1881. This one would have been 65, so I tend to vote for theother; but not sure of Eliza's age.

1845 (Wayne) VA Pers. Ppty. Tax: 1 m. over 161847, same.

viii. Rebecca Cartmill, born 1818.ix. George Cartmill, born 1822 in (Cabell), VA; married Maria I. Hoobler September 23, 1852; born 1830.

Notes for George Cartmill:1848 (Wayne) VA Pers. Ppty. Tax: 1 m. over 16 (only time he appears there)

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Co. A. 22nd Va Reg., CSA (?)

x. John Cartmill, born Bet. 1824 - 1828 in (Cabell), VA; married (1) Frances Perdue; born 1823 in VA;died Bef. 1860; married (2) Lucinda Swanson January 24, 1861; born 1836 in (Franklin) VA; diedJanuary 02, 1877 in (Cabell) WV.

Notes for John Cartmill:Pvt., Co. B., 5th WV Inf.

1844-5-6-7-8-9-50 (Wayne) Pers. Ppty. Tax: 1 m. over 16; 1 horse in 1844 In 1850, add 1 metallic clock (as per James in 1846)

Note (Cabell) WV marriage 17 Dec. 1877 of John Cartmill 51, b. Wayne, to Margaret Wilson, 42, b.Rockingham.

Notes for Frances Perdue:Died by 1860 census.

18. John Shannon, born 1792. He was the son of 36. James Shannon, Sr. and 37. Sarah Layne?. Hemarried 19. Rebecca Cumpton July 08, 1814.

19. Rebecca Cumpton, born Abt. 1800. She was the daughter of 34. John Cumpton, Jr. and 35. EleanoreMcGuire.

Children of John Shannon and Rebecca Cumpton are:i. William H. Shannon, died 1899; married Caroline McGrannahan.

ii. James Shannon, married Nancy Cumpton; born 1816.iii. Synthia B. Shannon, married Benjamin Lusk.iv. Floyd Parker Shannon, married Elizabeth Roark.v. Virginia Shannon, born 1822.

vi. Martha Shannon, married Wesley Hubbard.vii. John L. ? Shannon

9 viii. Matilda Shannon, born in (Tazewell/Logan)VA; died Bef. 1850; married James Madison Cartmill Bef.1842.

20. Able Franklin, born 1796 in NC; died 1871. He was the son of 40. Abraham Franklin II and 41.Sarah Spears. He married 21. Cynthia Elizabeth Jeffries Abt. 1807.

21. Cynthia Elizabeth Jeffries10, born 1797 in (Madison) KY; died 1886 in (Scott) VA. She was thedaughter of 42. James Joseph Jeffries and 43. Priscilla Woolsey.

Notes for Able Franklin:d. after 1870, prob. in Johnson Co., KY

More About Able Franklin:Census: 1850, (Floyd) KY; p 469, #795Land Entry: February 13, 1833, (Scott) VA; 3 indentures (to Thomas Jeffries; james Jeffers; James Jeffries)Tax: 1837, (Floyd) KY; listed as Abraham

Children of Able Franklin and Cynthia Jeffries are:i. Benjamin Byrd Franklin, born June 28, 1833 in (Scott), VA; married Susannah Strong; born 1848 in

VA.ii. William Franklin, born Bet. 1822 - 1827 in VA; married Elizabeth Howard; born 1824 in VA.

10 iii. Joseph Franklin, born August 16, 1817 in Estillville (Scott) VA; married (1) Sally Spears; married (2)Susanna Friley October 23, 1842 in (Floyd) KY.

iv. James C. Franklin, born May 31, 1819 in (Scott) VA.v. Henry Franklin

vi. Mahala Franklin, born Abt. 1825 in (Scott) VA.vii. Abel Franklin, Jr., born 1833 in VA.

viii. Julia Franklin

24. Elijah Johnson, born 1810 in VA; died 1885 in (Lawrence), KY. He was the son of 48. George

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Johnson and 49. Rachel. He married 25. Priscilla Van Bibber July 06, 1832 in (Lawrence), KY.25. Priscilla Van Bibber, born 1812 in KY; died Abt. 1885. She was the daughter of 50. Jacob Van

Bibber and 51. Sarah Miller.

Notes for Elijah Johnson:1870 - (Boyd) KY census. Death appx. (after 1880 census)

Other Johnson Notes:(Washington) VA Surveys: David Johnson, 87 ac. Treasury Warrant #381, 20 Dec 1796, on Ready Ck. ofHolsten, 9 Jun 1797

Curtis Johnston, assignee of John Jameson, 199 ac. Treas. Warr 15152, on br. of S. Fk. Holsten 21 Ap 1794Robert Johnston, 94 ac, Treas War 14165 on Little Holsten, corner to Hugh Johnston, S Side Walkers Mtn

12 Mar 1792.Thomas Johnston 100 ac Treas Warr 2466 on N Fk Holsten on spur of Walker’s Mtn. 9 Ap 1789Thomas Johnston 246 ac. Treas War 11394 12 Mar 1782, on Little Rye Grass Mtn, head of S. fk. Cedar Ck

of Clinch, and fk of Ash Log Br. 3 Dec 1785Thomas Johnston, assignee of George Pucket 92 ac. Treas War 8432, 4 Ap 1782, in Elk Garden on Priest’s

Ck, br. of Clinch near Round Meadow, 10 Ap 1786Hugh Johnston, assignee of Justice Reynolds, assignee f Richard Higgins, 300 ac. S. branch of Middle Fk of

Holsten, 5 Jun 1774 (settled 1773)Thomas Johnston, assignee of Jacob Lewis, 400 ac. Commissioners Certificate, both sides Wallens ck, br.

Powell River, 10 Nov 1783.(Tazewell) VA 1802 Pppty tax: Isaac Johnson/ James and John Sloan(Campbell) VA 1785 Pppty tax: Benjamin/Benjamin/Benjamin and Son

/Charles/William/William/Christopher/Christopher/David/Ashley(Washington) VA 1782 Pppty tax: Joseph/James/Henry/John/John/Benjamin/Curhour?(Wythe) VA 1793 Pppty tax: Patrick/Daniel/John/Michael/William/Thomas/Daniel/Enos

Slone: David/Benj./James(Kanawah) VA 1796 Tax: Benjamin/Benjamin/Joshua/James/James/James/Robert(Russell) VA 1787 Pppty: Joseph/ William/Joseph(Logan) VA 1843 Tax: Will (under 16)/George 1 t(Logan) VA 1824 Tax: Israel/Will (under 16)(Kanawha) VA 1810 Cens. with son in house that could be age of Elijah: Benjamin (45+)/John (45+)/Anne(45+)/John (26-45)(Russell) VA 1810 Pppty tax: Benj./George/John/John/Susan/Thomas/Richard/William/William(Greenup) KY 1810 census: Priscilla Johnson/John JohnsonRev. Roster: Grayson Co, VA: Charles (Elk Ck. Milit.) 6 Sep 1782; Moses (same); Thomas, Quaker, FlowerSwift’s 3rd Undated Milit. rosterKY Rev. Pensioners: Isaac (Bullitt) 8/28/19, 85, died 10/21/33; John, II (Greenup), 7/21/19, 89, CT Line, died8/30/24(Floyd) KY 1854 tax: JOHNSON:James, John C., William, Alisha, Elisha, Payton, Gilbert, Henry Sr., David,Gabriel, Gordon, Peter, William

Slone: Greenville, Alex, John Sr, John Jr, William, Shade Jr, James, Jacob, John, Shade, Morgan, Reuben,Daniel H, Martin, John, Joseph, Hiram, Marvil, John H.(Johnson) KY death: Harkman Slone, 66, married, born Johnson, f b VA, m b Johnson, died 14 Dec 1875,

consumption(Morgan) KY marr.: 23 Nov 1840: Frank Sloan, A. Nickell(Floyd) 1890 tax: Johnson: John/Elbert/B./Zack/William/William/David/Gordon C./Gabriel/Noah/Daniel

Slone: Allen/Reuben/Wiley/Green/Spencer(Johnson) KY 1844 Tax: Andrew/Joseph(Floyd) 1820 cens: Andrew/andrew/Barnabas/David/Eli/Elias/Jacob/Patrick/Patrick/Thomas(4) /William/William

Slone: Archibald/George/Hiram/Isham/Shadrack (2)(Lawrence) KY1840: “A”/ “J”/Joseph(Lawrence) 1870 : Slone, William 60 VA/Sarah 60/Anna 19/Catherine 16

Slone, Isham 45/Franky 38 VA & ch.Slone, Shadrack, 80 VA/Cathy 79Johnson: Elisha 52 KY/Elizabeth 52/Ruth 17/Nancy 14/Elisha 6/William 20/Martha 17/Rutha 8/12“ David 22/Mary 26/Harrison 2/Sarah 3/12“ Abisha 31/ Mary J. 31/Caleb 11/Cathy J. 8/Minerva 6/Henry 4/ Nancy 1

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“ Andrew 27/ Rebecca 27/Polly 9/ William 7/ David 5/ Louisa 3(Giles) VA1806 tax: Adam 1t/James 2/ Jacobe Sr. 2/ Hugh 1/John 1/David and Andrew 2/Reuben 1/Thomas 1/John 1/ William 1(Greenbrier) VA 1782 Tax: William 1/Richard 1/ A. 2/ Silas 0 /James 1/ Robert 1/ William 1(Greenup) 1810: John Johnson/Priscilla Johnson(Greenup) 1811 tax: Levi Johnson (only one not on 1810)(Franklin) VA Tax 1786: John 2 (1 over 21/1 16-21)/George 2 (1&1)/John 1 (over 21)/(Montgomery) VA Ppty tax 1782: Amos/James/Moses/Patrick/Seth/Thomas/Andrew/David/John/Joseph(Henry) VA 1782 Pppty tax: Jacob/William/Hezekiah/Samuel/David(Greenbriar) VA 1782 tax: “Poles”/Negroes/Horses/Cattle/tax in Lsterling

Johnston: William 1-0-10-14-1/16/6“ Richard 1-0-0-1-2“ A. 2-0-0-7-20“ Silas 0 0 0 0 0“James 1-0-0-8-20“ Robert 1-0-0-6-11“ William 1-0-0-1-2

(Greenbriar) 1796 Pppty: Robert/William/Benj./William/Thomas/Thomas(Floyd) 1870: JOHNSON: John 54/Elizabeth 24/John 23/ James 22/Zach. 20/Caroline 15/Elbert 10/Francis8/Sarah 75 NC

Ezekiel 84/Lucinda 83/James J. 12Elisha 52/Eliz. 52/Ruth 17/Nancy 14/Elisha 6/William 20/Martha 17/Rutha 8/12David 22/Mary 26/Harrison 2/Sarah 3/12Abisha 31/Mary J. 31/Caleb 11/Cathy J. 8/Minerva 6/ Henry 4/ Nancy 1Andrew 27/Rebecca 27/Polly 9/William 7/David 5/ Louisa 3SLOAN: John F. 56VA/Elizabeth J. 46/Daniel B. 18/Elliott 14/Solomon 11/Cynthia 7/ Minerva J. 4William 60 VA/Sarah 60/Anna 19/Catherine 16Isham 45/Franky 38 ch. ages 21-4Shadrack, 80VA/Cathy 79Alex. 50/Matilda 55, ch ages 21-11Tempa 65 GA/Wright 46 GA/Cynthia A. 30 GA/Harvy 50 GA/Hiram 16 KY/Kenez 14 KY

(Brunswick) VA deed: Isaac Johnson: 144 ac. on Little Ck (Lunenberg/Mecklenburg) VA 25 Jan 1790 (wife:Susannah)

Cave Johnson was son of Henry Minor Johnson and Sallie Green; Henry s/o Thomas of NC and Mary Cave Noel;Thos. s/o Henry of Ire and Rachel Holman (per Johnson List)(Lawrence) KY 1870: 193: Sarah Slone 40/Mary 14/Aldon 12

225: Joseph Johnson, 25/Louisa 17256: George Johnson 48/Polly 45, etc and Joseph Johnson 25/Sarah 22 etc293: James Johnson 32/Sarah 29 etc

SWVA Ancestors v. 1#3, 1987: Anc. Chart of Shrry Perry:Abisha Johnson, b 1813, married 1830 Nancy Hammons, b 1814 (Floyd) KY, d/o William and Sarah (Craft

Hammon;their dau. Sarah (b. 1831 in Perry co.)married John Slone, born 1833 in Floyd.James Slone, born (Bedford) VA, son Shadrack (1788 m 27 Sep 1804 in Patrick, died 1870’s--wife:

Katherine Reynolds, b 1790s). Son: William b. 1810 m 27 Ap 1826 Sarah Casebolt b 1811; son: Henry or John:John, b 1833 (Floyd) m Sarah Johnson, b 1831 (Perry); son Isom, b 1876 (Floyd) m 10 ap 1893 Marlinda Slone,d/o Henry and Louvina (Huff) Slone.Query, Va. Gen’st., v. 14, p. 191: William Johnson, born ca 1735, died 26 Feb 1814 (Knox) TN, res. Albemarleand Bedford, VA; m1) ca 1757 in (Bedford) to Patty (Martha) ___; m2) Patty Jones of Amelia? Children:William, James, Joseph, Thomas, Elijah, Susanna, Mary.(Floyd) KY 1837 Tax: Lemuel/Joseph/Patrick/Harvey/David/John/Lewis/Elizabeth/EdwardDescendants of Thomas Johnson, Sr. b. (Rowan) NC 1742, d. (Pike) KY 1828; desc. include son Patrick,

md. Delilah Carter; had son Eli b. VA 1793. Gedcom on file (Hall thru Kaye in <members.aol.com/the6jays>

1842 (Wayne) VA Pers. Ppty: Elijah Johnson 1 m. 16+, 1 horse

Notes for Priscilla Van Bibber:d. appx--after 1880 census

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Notes of Anna L. Lutz <alutz@juno.com> included in correspondence of Bruce Logan.

Children of Elijah Johnson and Priscilla Van Bibber are:12 i. John Johnson, born August 1832 in VA or (Boyd), KY; married Minerva Sloan 1854.

ii. Sarah Johnson, born 1836 in KY.iii. Jeremiah Johnson, born 1838 in KY; married Sarah A. Bocock January 12, 1857.iv. George W. Johnson, born Bet. 1840 - 1842 in (Greenup), KY; married Olive Rakes October 13, 1865 in

(Boyd) KY.

Notes for George W. Johnson:1870 (Boyd) KY census. There is a George F. Johnson, 1839-1905, buried at Pine Hill Cem., Louisa(Lawrence) KY.

v. Priscilla Johnson, born 1842 in (Greenup), KY; married James Slone August 07, 1870 in (Boyd) KY;born 1839 in (Greenup) KY.

Notes for James Slone:Witnesses at wedding: Hiram Paine and "Mother Lightner".

vi. Martha A. Johnson, born 1844 in KY; died September 13, 1855 in KY.vii. Minerva Johnson, born Bet. 1846 - 1848 in (Carter), KY; married James Bradley January 26, 1868.

Notes for Minerva Johnson:Reside with parents 1870 (Boyd) KY.

viii. Sylvester Johnson, born 1850 in (Lawrence), KY; married Levina Fugitt.

Notes for Sylvester Johnson:Reside with parents 1870 (Boyd) KY.

ix. Caroline Johnson, born 1854.x. Castera Johnson, born June 29, 1856 in (Carter) KY.

Notes for Castera Johnson:Listed 1870 (Boyd) KY census.

xi. Eli Johnson, born 1858.

Notes for Eli Johnson:Listed wtih parents 1870 (Boyd) KY census.

26. Joab Sloan, born 1800. He was the son of 52. Clifford Sloan and 53. Peggy Doran. He married 27.Rhoda Johnson.

27. Rhoda Johnson, born 1806. She was the daughter of 48. George Johnson and 49. Rachel.

Notes for Joab Sloan:1850 (Greenup) KY 214B #812: Jobb 50; Rhoda 441860 (Boyd) Catlettsburg, KY, 739 #328: Joab 60?/68? VA; Granville 37 KY; Noah Lewis 58 NC.1860 (Boyd) Catlettsburg, KY, 698 : Rhoda ???1870 (Boyd) Catlettsburg, KY 7391833, 19 Dec (Pike) KY grants: 50 ac, Louisa Fk; f-2; 50 ac Johnniecake Ck; f-2.

1880 (Pike) KY 584 includes a Joab 65/Martha 35 wife; John M. 16; Mary E. 10; William 7; Joab W. 4; Ibbie E.1; Millie, mother, 80. Could be same as (Pike) Marriage 5-4-1861: Joab Slone/Martha Rains.

IGI has Joab 1810, s/o Clifford 1767 (md. (Franklin) VA 31 Jul 1789) Peggy Doran; Clifford s/o James & SarahMcGuire. Could be either ours or the other (who could be a nephew). Will include Clifford line in GEDCOMfor now.

Notes for Rhoda Johnson:Whether the Rhoda married to Joab is indeed Rhoda, daughter of George and Rachel Johnson, uncertain, but very

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likely.

Children of Joab Sloan and Rhoda Johnson are:13 i. Minerva Sloan, born March 1834 in KY; married John Johnson 1854.

ii. Enoch Sloan, born 1835.iii. George W. Sloan, born 1837.iv. Eleanor Sloan, born 1829.v. Emaline Sloan, born 1836.

vi. James Sloan, born 1838.

28. Benjamin Franklin Burchett11,12, born December 01, 1772 in Walkers Ck. (Fincastle, now Bland)VA/Bland Co., VA. He was the son of 56. Burwell Burchett and 57. Mary Fannon. He married 29. NancyLewis August 30, 1821 in (Floyd), KY.

29. Nancy Lewis She was the daughter of 58. Thomas Lewis and 59. Hannah.

Notes for Benjamin Franklin Burchett:Sue Holden says that he moved 1811-16, first to Ivy Ck. (Pike), then to Johnson Co./later Martin Co. onRockcastle Ck. ca. 1841.

1794-5 (Wythe) VA Tax (1 m 16+ each yr)

1810 (Henry) VA Tax

1837 (Floyd) KY Tax: Drury (various ppty. on John's Ck.), Armstead (Shoogun Edy), Thomas (John's Ck./SandyRiver).

1844 (Johnson) KY Tax: 17 ac. Rockcastle, $100.

(Carter) KY Will Bk. I: Inv. 1 Sep 1848, p. 36 - Benjamin Burchett, Sr. Appr: Andrew Kitchen, Sr., WilliamWatson, Bartley Reeves; Adm: John Burchett. Lists ppty of widow. p. 38 - Bill of Sale, Sep 1848 - buyersinclude Burchetts: David, Benjamin, Hearim, Robert, Susan (and others).

Introduction to her book, Margarette Sue (Burchett) Holden quotes Floyd Burchett, a son of Thomas Henry:"Tom Henry Burchett was the youngest son of Bennie Burchett who was the youngest of five brothers who

came from Scott County (?) Virginia to Floyd County, Kentucky around 1810."Bennie was married twice. His first wife was a Vaughn. They had three children, Billie, Settie and Betty.

Billie married a Galloway. Settie married a Lewis. Betty married a Sellards. Bennie's second wife was a Lewis.My grandfather described her as a "full blooded Portuguese." They had nine children." (Holden, pgs. 1-3)

Children b. to Elizabeth to 1819; Kathy 1808-17; Nancy 1826-48. Problem??? Note repeat of names if you takeElizabeth and Kathy's children side by side!

More About Benjamin Franklin Burchett:Occupation: Farmer and blacksmith

Children of Benjamin Burchett and Nancy Lewis are:i. Joseph Burchett

Notes for Joseph Burchett:d. in youth

ii. James Burchett

Notes for James Burchett:d. in youth

iii. Drury Lewis Burchett, born 1826 in (Pike), KY; died June 09, 1882; married Margaret Catherine KingMarch 28, 1846; born December 16, 1830 in (Pike) KY; died September 16, 1918 in Cow Ck. (Floyd)KY.

iv. Arty F. Burchett, born 1826 in (Pike), KY; married Thomas Collinsworth April 04, 1844 in (Johnson)

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KY; died Bef. 1870.v. John Burchett, born July 23, 1828 in (Pike), KY; died November 27, 1915; married Martha Lewallen

Burchett April 10, 1853; died July 13, 1911.vi. Benjamin Burchett, Jr., born December 1831 in (Pike), KY; died 1903; married (1) Alifare Burchett

February 19, 1854; married (2) Margaret Goble March 17, 1880; married (3) Caroline Patton November04, 1887.

14 vii. George Washington Burchett, born 1834 in Sandy River (Floyd), KY; died 1872 in (Floyd), KY; marriedMary Catherine Hunt December 14, 1855 in (Floyd), KY.

viii. Nancy Burchett, born 1836 in KY; died October 09, 1859; married Alfred Williams August 14, 1852.ix. Minerva Jane Burchett, born 1838 in KY; married Drury Flemming Burchett, Jr. May 20, 1852.

Notes for Minerva Jane Burchett:This Drury is the cousin who killed G.W.

Notes for Drury Flemming Burchett, Jr.:This is the one who killed George (Minerva's brother). Holden says "he then left the area and was neverheard of again. Minerva Jane also left the area in 1870 and settled on White's Creek in Boyd Co., KY,near her brother Harrison Burchett." (p. 15)

x. Thomas Henry Burchett, born February 25, 1845 in (Floyd), KY; died January 01, 1917; marriedCynthia Scalf January 31, 1887; born 1846; died 1922.

xi. Harrison Burchett, born 1848 in (Floyd), KY; married Mary McGuire December 17, 1874.

Notes for Harrison Burchett:Res. (Boyd) KY 1920? (p. 73).

xii. Martha Burchett, born 1853 in KY.

Notes for Martha Burchett:not certain of parents

xiii. Mary Burchett, born 1855 in KY.

Notes for Mary Burchett:not certain of parents

xiv. Louisa Burchett, born 1859 in KY.

Notes for Louisa Burchett:not certain of parents

30. William Hunt, born 1798 in VA. He married 31. Sarah.31. Sarah, born 1799 in VA.

Notes for William Hunt:may have some older children

Children of William Hunt and Sarah are:i. Elizabeth Hunt, born 1827 in VA; married (1) William Lewis March 18, 1852 in (Floyd) KY; married

(2) David Johnson June 29, 1866.

Notes for Elizabeth Hunt:Not sure these marriages are her.

ii. Levisa Hunt, born 1828 in KY; married William Barnham December 20, 1851 in (Johnson) KY.iii. Levina Hunt, born 1832 in KY; married Thomas J. Lewis August 27, 1858 in (Floyd) KY.iv. Sarah A. Hunt, born 1834 in KY; married Isaac? Whitt? January 24, 1862.

Notes for Sarah A. Hunt:"Polly Hunt m. Isaac Whitt". Is this her?

15 v. Mary Catherine Hunt, born 1836 in (Pike), KY; died Aft. 1920; married (1) George Washington BurchettDecember 14, 1855 in (Floyd), KY; married (2) Lee Conn August 20, 1880 in (Floyd), KY.

vi. Lucinda Hunt, born 1841 in KY; married James Jr. Dillion July 17, 1858 in (Floyd) KY.

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Child of William Hunt and Sarah Burchett is:

Generation No. 6

32. James Cartmill, born 1745 in VA; died 1806 in (Tazewell) VA. He was the son of 64. ThomasCartmill. He married 33. Margaret.

33. Margaret

Notes for James Cartmill:Res. (Botetourt) VA; is in court records there 1773-88. Listed as (Tazewell) VA Revolutionary Soldier resident. May be same who received (Jefferson) KY land 1780 (listed as Thomas Carnal).

(Rockingham) VA Abstracts of Land Grant surveys, 1761-1791, by Kaylor:90 ac. on Purgatory Mtn., 20 Dec 1769

1766, Aug. (Augusta) VA; noted in Givens vs. Cartmill: James Cartmill, brother of John.

1769, 20 Dec. (Augusta) VA Surveys: 90 ac. Purgatory Mtn.

1770/1 (Botetourt) VA 1 Tith/ 200 ac. (also Henry, 2 t.)

In "Botetourt County, Va., and It's Men, 1770-1777" by Charles Burton:1772-3 (Botetourt) VA tax: Buffalo cr.1774 (Botetourt) VA tax: 'the falls"1775 (Botetourt) VA tax: Buchanan to Roanoke R, E. of Fincastle.1777 (Botetourt) VA tax: (no location).Note Henry & James on same lists 6/34/38/55/69/76; John also on 34/38/55/69.

1782 (Montgomery) VA Land Tax (same dist as John Compton)--400 ac; L25/ 5s. tax. Same year pers. ppty. tax:Jams 1 tith/10 horses/14 cattle.

1783 (Montgomery) VA Court List of Claims: James Cartmill (two entries: 0.13.6 and 1.0.7)

1786, 20 Setp (Montgomery) VA: 400 ac. Bluestone Cr of New r., adj. to John Cumpton, Jr. (Grants #41, p. 261

(Wythe) VA Tax lists for James: 1793-6 (1 tith); 1797 (3 tith); 1798-1800 (1 tith)

(Tazewell) VA Tax: 1801: James: 3 / Henry: 1 / James: 400 ac. (??? re-check this)

1806 listings in Harman: Annals of Tazewell Co., VA:Deed from John Cartmill to James Bean of (Giles), p 273-4Deed from James " to William Wall, p. 296Deed from James " & Margaret his wife to Samuel Flummer, p. 309Deed from James " to John Compton, p. 314

Listed as serving in regular army in battle at Alamance.

Vol. 2 of Scots-Irish in VA Court and Vestry Records of (Augusta) VA Order Book XXIV, p. 350. v1: "Givensvs. Cartmell..." names James, brother of John 1766.

Bill Owens-Smith of Genforum thinks James in 1782 (Montgomery) VA tax may be son of henry (of PurgatoryCk., Botetourt Co. and died 1786 Botetourt); names sons John, James and Henry. 1777 Henry Sr., Jr., James,john on (Bot.) Tax between James River and Buffalo Ck (including Purgatory Cr.) Henry's will 1786 left $ toJames, land to John and Henry Jr. Wonders if James is father of Henry of Cabell.

1800 Tax (Wythe) VA: James, 1 wm 16+, 5 horses

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1810 (Kanawha) VA Census: James 1 m 16-26/David 1 m 26-45/ Henry 2 m 0-10, 1m26-45, 1f0-10, 1f10-16,1f16-26, 1f26-45; 2 slaves.

1810 (Kanawha) VA Pers. Ppty. Tax: James: 1 wm 16+;1837 .06; 1841-2-3 1 tith. (Probably these later ones is brother of David).

1820 Census: Henry: Botetourt 54A/Cabell 81A/Kanawha 3; James: Botetourt 54; Thomas: Cabell 81A

www.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/ifa_load.cgi?img=/data/276/images/Scotc.../003391.200.gif, Casey vs. Skillern--O.S. 264; N. S. 93--Will of Geo. Skillern of Botetourt. ...names nephew, James Cartmill.

Notes for Margaret:name based on deed listed in James' notes.

Children of James Cartmill and Margaret are:i. Hiram Cartmill

Notes for Hiram Cartmill:Not sure this is his father.

ii. John Cartmill

Notes for John Cartmill:Not sure this is his father.

1782 (Henry) VA Pers. Ppty: John Cantwell - 1 tith.1800 (Botetourt) VA Tax: John 2 - 6 - 01; David 1- 0; Henry Jr. 1 - 1; Henry Sr. 3 - 61801 (Tazewell) VA: Sale of land: Jos. Hoge to Thomas and John Cartmill, p. 441803 (Tazewell) VA Survey Book I, 1801-24 (Douthat): John Cartmill, 100 ac entry 26 Feb, 1803 -Treasury Warrant assigned to him by James Newell, assignee of Josiah Masters, #1287 (1000 ac on 13

May 1802) on Bluestone, adj. James Cartmill on E. side of East River Mountain, 22 Aug. 1803.1806 (Tazewell) VA: Sale of land: Thomas and John Cartmill to John Lasley, p. 336

iii. James Cartmill, Jr., born 1770 in (Botetourt?) VA.

Notes for James Cartmill, Jr.:Not sure this is his father. Listed 1820 (Grayson) VA census; he is over 45. Birth year is est.

16 iv. Thomas Cartmill, born 1775 in VA; died Bet. March 1837 - January 1838 in (Cabell), VA; marriedNancy Cumpton December 30, 1802 in (Tazewell), VA.

34. John Cumpton, Jr.13,14, born October 1764 in Bluestone? (Augusta) VA; died March 12, 1828 in(Tazewell), VA. He was the son of 68. John Cumpton, Sr. and 69. Margaret Raemer. He married 35.Eleanore McGuire Abt. 1778.

35. Eleanore McGuire, born Bet. 1750 - 1760 in VA/MD; died Bef. 1850. She was the daughter of 70.Cornelius McGuire.

Notes for John Cumpton, Jr.:Pvt., VA Militia1762 (Rockingham) VA grant 115 ac Lick Br. in Brock's Gap, adj own land, 15 Apr.1773 (Rockingham) VA grant 93 ac Core Run, Brock's Gap, 24 Feb.1790 (Wythe) VA - John Compton, Jr. apptd. constable & overseer of roads1795 (Wythe) VA Ct. Order notes John's property, 13 Oct.1796 (Wythe) VA Ct. Order; John replaced as road surveyor 13 Dec.1799 (Wythe) VA - John Compton, Sr. apptd. surveyor of road at Clear Fk. (14 May & 8 Oct 1799)1775 (Botetourt) VA - John & Mary Mills to John Kompton 411 ac. Long Run1762 (Augusta) VA - 115 ac. Lick Br. in Brock's Gap adj. own land1773 (Augusta) VA - 93 ac. Core Run in Brock's Gap1773 (Fincastle) VA listed as tax delinquent for 1773, noted in 1774.

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1777 (Montgomery) VA Oath of Allegiance, 30 Sep.1782 (Montgomery) VA Pers. Ppty. Tax: John Jr. 1 t/13h/6 cat1782 (Montgomery) VA Land Tax: John 400 ac/ 50.10.0 tax (same dist. as James Cartmill)1783 (Augusta) VA - Thomas Walker surveys (Loyal Land Co.) May 1783 in Augusta Chancery Suit file

N.S. 183 (1834) & Loyal Co. Papers in Va. State Library: John Crumpton, 198 ac.1792 (Montgomery) VA patent to John Jr., 85 ac on Bluestone, adj. James Cartmill, grants #34, p. 515.1793 (Wythe) VA Pers. Ppty. Tax: John Sr. 1 t/11 h; John Jr. 1 t/2 blacks/16 h1793-4-6, 8, 1800 (Wythe) VA (1 tith) John Compton, Jr.

same years, 1 tith, John Compton, Sr.1798-9, 1 tith, Samuel Compton

1798 ((Wythe?) VA deeds p. 258: John & Elinor Cumten to Larken Kidd (48 ac on Clear Fk. Wolfe Ck, $70)p. 263: same to Philip Hanger, Jr. (70 ac same loc., s. side Buckhorn Ridge, $80).

1800 (Wythe) VA grant: Robert Wallace 11 Aug 1800, 50 ac. Bluestone of New, adj. own land andJames Cartmill and JOhn Cumpton, Grants #46, p 131 in Abstracts of Land Grant Surveys,1761-1791 (Kaylor)

1800 (Wythe) VA Tax: John Jr. 1 tith, 3 slaves, 15 horses; John Sr. 2 tith, 1 slave, 7 horses.1801 (Tazewell) VA Tax: John Jr., John Sr., Samuel.1807 (Tazewell) VA Deed: William McGuire to John Compton, p. 297-8 in Annals of Tazewell County

(Harman)1809 (Tazewell) VA grant #58, p 261: 50 ac Bluestone adj. survey of Compton and Henry Harman1812 (Tazewell) VA grant #62, p 390, JOhn Jr., 350 ac N side Sandy River, 110 poles above Blackberry

Cr.1815 (Cabell) VA Deed Book II: p 54, dilenquent taxes for John Crumpton, 350 ac. (redeemed by heirs

1817, p. 222--see Thomas Cartmill/Nancy Cumpton)p.134 3 Aug, 1815 indenture of sheriff to Edmund Morris and William Buffington, for tax landof John Crumpton, 350 ac. (same property).

1822 (Tazewell) VA grant #71, p 247, John Jr., 150 ac Bluestone1822 (Tazewell) VA grant #71, p 249, John Jr., 30 ac Bluestone, adj. Samuel Flummer & his old tract

he lives on.1828 (Tazewell) VA, Will of John Cumpton, Sr., prob. June 1828 (Will Book I, p.244): wife, Eleanor; sons

Elihu, Jos. or Jas., William, Hiram, Hickman; daus. Nancy Cartmal, Rebecca Shannon, Sally Cumpton.Abstracted will on file (Ratliff book).

Ref: Llamas, Judith King: John & Rebecca Compton: Pioneer Settlers of Tazewell County, VA. on file

(Loudon) VA 1787: re-assigned the lease to John Cummings (Bk P, p. 292)

Note that Ratliff book on Compton contains several further generations that I didn't include here.

Notes for Eleanore McGuire:Res. with Joseph & Nancy in 1840

Children of John Cumpton and Eleanore McGuire are:i. Elihu Cumpton, born Abt. 1810 in VA; married Rebecca Shannon November 25, 1830 in (Tazewell)

VA.

Notes for Elihu Cumpton:to (Carroll) Missouri by 1840

ii. James Cumptoniii. William Cumpton, born February 16, 1790 in VA; died 1870; married Jane Virginia Allen.

Notes for William Cumpton:Ran a mill on Bluestone, 2-3 mi from Bluefield, VA

iv. Hiram Cumpton, born November 15, 1800 in (Russell) VA; died May 11, 1874 in (Lawrence) KY;married (1) Janney Shannon September 23, 1817 in (Tazewell) VA; born Abt. 1800; died Abt. 1832;married (2) Margaret Emmert McGrannahan Aft. 1830; died 1879.

Notes for Hiram Cumpton:1870 (Lawrence) KY: Hiram, 69/ Lizzie 68/Samuel 28/Jacob 22/John 21/Annie 9.

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More About Hiram Cumpton:Burial: Compton Cem., Blain Cr. (Lawrence) KY

More About Janney Shannon:Burial: (Tazewell) VA

v. Hickman Cumpton, born Abt. 1784 in (Russell) VA; died 1842; married Elizabeth Justice June 09, 1812in (Tazewell) VA.

Notes for Hickman Cumpton:Ratliff: "Hickman purchased 200 acres on the Clear Fork of Wolf Creek (an inclusive grant) on Oct 1,1821...Grants 70 - pg 396. Hickman and his family resided on Clear Fork of Wolf Creek, hisgrandfathers [John Sr] homestead, which is now Bland County."

vi. John Cumpton III, born Abt. 1787 in VA; married Polly Walls/Wallace March 05, 1807 in (Tazewell)VA.

19 vii. Rebecca Cumpton, born Abt. 1800; married John Shannon July 08, 1814.viii. Sarah Cumpton, born Abt. 1804 in VA; married William Wilson Compton December 02, 1821.

Notes for Sarah Cumpton:Ratliff believes they removed to (Carroll) MO

ix. Eleanor Cumpton, born 1798 in VA; died Bef. 1833; married Low Brown, Jr. February 25, 1819 in(Tazewell) VA.

Notes for Eleanor Cumpton:Removed to (Carter) KY.

Notes for Low Brown, Jr.:1840 (Tazewell) VA - Low Brown, Sr., Pensioner

17 x. Nancy Cumpton, born Bet. 1780 - 1784; died Bef. 1837; married Thomas Cartmill December 30, 1802 in(Tazewell), VA.

xi. Joseph W. Cumpton, born Abt. 1808 in VA; married Nancy Shannon August 21, 1832 in (Tazewell) VA.

36. James Shannon, Sr. He married 37. Sarah Layne?.37. Sarah Layne?

Children of James Shannon and Sarah Layne? are:18 i. John Shannon, born 1792; married (1) Jennie Cartmill October 15, 1809; married (2) Rebecca Cumpton

July 08, 1814.ii. William Shannon, born 1773.

iii. Hart Shannoniv. Elizabeth Shannon, born 1780; married Henry Donahue.v. Jane Shannon, born 1782; married John Burgess.

vi. Nancy Shannon, born 1783; married James Moore.vii. Layne Shannon, born May 12, 1789; died August 15, 1865; married (1) Mattie Cohen; married (2)

Catherine Cooke.

40. Abraham Franklin II, born Abt. 1770 in NC or VA/North Carolina; died Abt. 1820. He was the son of80. Abraham Franklin I and 81. Lucille Vaughan. He married 41. Sarah Spears in Richlands (Tazewell) VA.

41. Sarah Spears, born Abt. 1780 in NC.

Notes for Sarah Spears:Ancestry World Tree says surname "Fields"

More About Sarah Spears:Census: 1830, (Floyd) KY; p. 27; fem. 50-60, 1m 20-30Religion: 1885, On list of dec'd members of Big Glades church on Indian Ck. (Wise) VA; constituted 1865; Byrd

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also on roll, wife Agnes dismissed

Children of Abraham Franklin and Sarah Spears are:20 i. Able Franklin, born 1796 in NC; died 1871; married Cynthia Elizabeth Jeffries Abt. 1807.

ii. Benjamin Byrd Franklin, born December 29, 1806 in NC.iii. Shadrach Franklin, born Bet. 1810 - 1812 in NC.iv. Mahala Franklin, born Abt. 1811.

42. James Joseph Jeffries, born 1774 in IRE or WALES. He was the son of 84. Moses Jeffries. Hemarried 43. Priscilla Woolsey May 17, 1791 in (Madison) KY.

43. Priscilla Woolsey, born 1771 in Bedford (Westchester) NY; died in (Allen) KY or IL. She was thedaughter of 86. George Woolsey and 87. Mary Hopkins.

Notes for James Joseph Jeffries:Children listed (other than Cynthia) uncertain.

KY Land Grants:Jeffries, James - Heirs: 22 1/2 acres 2/27/1843, little W. Fork, Red R., Book 5, Montgomery Co.

West. Co. Va Wills: Jeffries, Robert, 28 Feb 1784, 30 Nov 1784. Est. for life to wife Mary, to John and dau.catherine Elinore land where they live, son Robert land and if he died without issues to son Jeremiah, son jamesclothes.

Early TN Settlers on the Red River: p. 41: James Lockhard, John Selby & priscilla Jeffries were admin. of theestate of James Jeffries, dec'd., 1816. The est. was presented to Court at Clarksville 16 Apr.;p. 65: Priscilla Jeffries and Bander E. Prince were appointed guardians of Nathaniel, Sally S., Lucinda, Evan andPriscilla Jeffries, Jr, infant heirs-at-law of James Jeffries.

Notes for Priscilla Woolsey:Genforums Thread: Woolsey/messages/188, 501, 507, 482 (1999-2001)1. Jeremiah Woolsey, s/o George (1748-1817) poss. f/o Thomas "Whit" Woolsey Williams, b. 1808 in (Wash.)VA, d. 1885 (Scott) VA. Who was Thomas's mother?2. Same Jeremiah md. polly ____ (info inciates her parents werre Joseph and priscilla (Woolsey) Jeffries, and thatPriscilla was sister of jeremiah, making his wife his niece)3. Thomas Woolsey/Williams' mother was a Jeffries (Polly) and yes, uncle married niece, but someone else sayspolly was a Stephens.4. Yes - Jeremiah "built a cabin near Gate City on the route of immigrants to Kentucky." His sister Priscilla andher husband, Joseph Jeffries, settled ca. 1800 near Jeremiah.; One family letter says Jeremiah built the Jeffrieshouse on "Copper Creek Bluff." (Scott_ VA DB 4, p 268 - Abel Franklin and Elizabeth sold for $1 to Jamesjeffries (her bro?) property on S. side of Copper Ck., 240 ac. - same land that Jeffries father lived on at time ofdeath, adj. Abrham Lane. Another letter contends Tom's mother was a Jeffries and kin to "Boby" Jeffries andSally Quillen.

Marriage Notes for James Jeffries and Priscilla Woolsey:LDS lists marriage at Mt. Sterling (Montgomery) KY; father: Joseph, mother Margaret Smith, md. 24 Oct 1754,(Stafford) VA; however, gencircle (Michael Martin) says Joseph, b. 1733 (Fauquier) VA, d. 1807 same, son ofAlex. Jeffries, married Margaret Smith (md. 27 oct 1754, Overwharton Par., VA), and that they had only onechild, Sarah, who married John martin.

Children of James Jeffries and Priscilla Woolsey are:21 i. Cynthia Elizabeth Jeffries, born 1797 in (Madison) KY; died 1886 in (Scott) VA; married Able Franklin

Abt. 1807.ii. unknown Jeffries, born 1797 in Mt. Sterling (Montgomery) VA or TN.

iii. Elijah Jeffries, born 1799 in (Montgomery) VA.iv. James Joseph Jeffries II, born February 18, 1795 in Mt. Sterling (Montgomery) VA or TN; died

November 11, 1874.

More About James Joseph Jeffries II:Burial: Jeffries Cem, GC 68 (Scott) VA

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v. Mary Jeffries, married Jeremiah Woolsey; born 1781 in (Washington) VA.

48. George Johnson, born 1791 in VA; died 1857 in (Greenup) KY. He married 49. Rachel.49. Rachel, born 1784 in VA.

Notes for George Johnson:1810 (Russell) VA Ppty. Tax: George Johnson

(Greenup) KY Will Book 5, p. 70, 16 Nov 1857/7 Dec 1857; wit: William Bremfull, Robert Towles (also provenoath/exrs.); widow: Rachel; children: Ambrose, William, Elijah, Archibald, Charlotte, Rhoda.

1850 (Greenup) KY, p. 214 #810: George 59 farmer, 500, VA; Rachel 66.

KY Land Grants, v1, pt 1, ch vi: p. 610: George johnson 100 ac, bk H-2, p 227, surv. 9-26-1835 (lawrence) LittleFork; and 222 ac. bk 68, p 364: surv. 3-22-1866 (Lawrence) Little Lick Br.

Children of George Johnson and Rachel are:24 i. Elijah Johnson, born 1810 in VA; died 1885 in (Lawrence), KY; married Priscilla Van Bibber July 06,

1832 in (Lawrence), KY.ii. Ambrose Johnson

iii. William Johnsoniv. Archibald Johnsonv. Charlotte Johnson

27 vi. Rhoda Johnson, born 1806; married Joab Sloan.

50. Jacob Van Bibber15,16, born 1775 in (Greenbrier) VA; died Bet. 1836 - 1839 in (Loutre Lick area?)MO or (Greenup) KY17. He was the son of 100. Peter Van Bibber II and 101. Margery Bounds. He married51. Sarah Miller 1795 in (Kanawha) VA.

51. Sarah Miller, born 1776 in (Kanawha) VA; died 1843 in Mo.. She was the daughter of 102. JohnMiller and 103. Ruth Devore.

Notes for Jacob Van Bibber:See AFN 10HM-07M. Was captured by Indians 1788/9 and held about a year; fought with General Wayne in1794. Moved to Loutre Lick area of MO, near the Boones.1810 (Greenup) census has a "James" with 2 slaves (James is Anglicism for Jacob). 1811 (Greenup) tz has PeterVanBibber.

Children of Jacob Van Bibber and Sarah Miller are:25 i. Priscilla Van Bibber, born 1812 in KY; died Abt. 1885; married Elijah Johnson July 06, 1832 in

(Lawrence), KY.ii. Jacob Van Bibber, born Bet. 1802 - 1804 in (Kanawha) VA; married Margaret Bryson February 11,

1828 in (Greenup) KY.iii. Elizabeth Ann Van Bibber, married David Millrous May 17, 1834 in (Greenup) KY.iv. Ezekiel Van Bibber, born Abt. 1814 in (Kanawha) VA; married Susan Rice December 20, 1833 in

(Greenup) KY.v. Mary Ann Van Bibber, born Abt. 1810 in (Kanawha) VA; married David M. Kouns May 24, 1834 in

(Greenup) KY.vi. Nancy Van Bibber, born Bet. 1804 - 1810 in (Kanawha) VA; married Moses Haney January 13, 1827 in

(Greenup) KY.vii. Peter Van Bibber, born Abt. 1796 in (Kanawha) VA; married Nancy DeVore May 04, 1815 in (Greenup)

KY.viii. Ruth Van Bibber, born Abt. 1797 in (Kanawha) VA; married George Hensley May 20, 1815 in

(Greenup) KY.ix. Solomon Van Bibber, born Bet. 1804 - 1810 in (Kanawha) VA; married Jane Bryson January 02, 1826.

52. Clifford Sloan, born 1767. He was the son of 104. James Sloan and 105. Sarah McGuire. Hemarried 53. Peggy Doran July 31, 1789 in (Franklin) VA.

53. Peggy Doran

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Child of Clifford Sloan and Peggy Doran is:26 i. Joab Sloan, born 1800; married Rhoda Johnson.

56. Burwell Burchett18, born Bet. 1740 - 1745 in N. Meherrin Cr. (Prince George) or Birchen Creek(Dinwiddie) VA; died January 07, 1779 in Middlebrook, NJ. He was the son of 112. Thomas Burchett and 113.Elizabeth Ann Sikes. He married 57. Mary Fannon January 1771 in (Dinwiddie) VA.

57. Mary Fannon, born Abt. 1750 in (Nottoway) or (Amelia) VA/Nottoway Co., VA. She was the daughterof 114. Bryan Fannon and 115. Ann/Elizabeth Fannon.

Notes for Burwell Burchett:Some contend he is a descendant of Richard Burchett of Jamestown, 1608.

Res. first at Birchen Creek (Dinwiddie) VA. Moved to Walker's Ck. (Montgomery) VA in 1771.

Bought 200 ac. of land west of parents 22 Jun 1773.

Enl. army 6 Sep. 1777; VA Line (Pvt.), listed on rolls of 10th and 14th VA Regts. Deserted in VA 31 Jan 1778.Rejoined unit June 1778 near Brunswick, NJ.$6 2/3 per month. Ill Oct. 1778; absent Nov. at New Windsor. Died 7 Jan 1779 at Middlebrook, NJ.

More About Burwell Burchett:Burial: Middlebrook, NJ

Children of Burwell Burchett and Mary Fannon are:28 i. Benjamin Franklin Burchett, born December 01, 1772 in Walkers Ck. (Fincastle, now Bland) VA/Bland

Co., VA; married (1) Kathy Vaughan June 03, 1807 in (Henry) VA; married (2) Nancy Lewis August 30,1821 in (Floyd), KY.

ii. Burwell Burchett II19, born Bet. November 16 - December 16, 1774 in Walkers Ck. (Fincastle) VA; diedMarch 10, 1851 in Lone Branch (Lee) VA; married Mary Applegate.

Notes for Burwell Burchett II:1795-6-7 (Wythe) VA Tax Lists (1 m 16+ in each)

iii. Rhoda Burchett, born November 25, 1776 in Walkers Creek (Dinwiddie) VA; married William Lambert.iv. John Burchett, born November 20, 1778 in Walkers Creek (Bland) VA; died Aft. 1850 in Newmans

Ridge (Hancock) TN; married Jane Marion.

58. Thomas Lewis, born 1771 in St. Michael's Isl., Portugal; died Bet. 1860 - 1870 in (Floyd) KY. Hemarried 59. Hannah.

59. Hannah

Notes for Thomas Lewis:Historical Families of Kentucky (per Jane Adams <dja@vicksburg.com>): John Lewis, born 1678 in Ire, died1762; married Margaret Lynn. He fled Ire. as fugitive to Protugal, then to (Lancaster) PA in 1729; there wasjoined by sons Samuel, Thomas, Andrew, and his wife. In 1732 went to (Augusta) VA. Quite likely, I think, thatone of these sons may have fathered our Tom’s father and left him behind in Portugal.

Other Lewis Notes:[Kanawha) VA Will 1801-Thomas Lewis; wife Sally Thornton; sons Thomas, Andrew, William, Samuel.(Monroe) VA Will 27 Nov 1806- Inventory-Thomas; and 18 Nov 1818- Thomas-wife Anne; children: Charles,John, Thomas, William, Margaret, Agatha, Elizabeth.(Rockingham/Augusta) VA Land Grant Survey:

John Lewis, son of Thomas, and John Lewis, son of Andrew, 580 ac. Jackson River (branch of Great WarmSprings), 27 Sep 1762. Thomas Lewis 1300 ac., Jackson River, 8 Nov 1762; 1160 ac. Shenendoah River 27Apr 1763; 900 ac NW side of Shenendoah River 12 Feb 1786; 1000 ac. between land where he lives and Southmtn., 10 Mar 1789.(Campbell) VA PPpty Tax 1785: John/Thomas (2)/Griffin & 2 sons(Greenbriar) VA Tax 1782: ____/George(2)/James/Nelson/Benjamin(Greenbriar) VA 1796 PPpty tax: James/Samuel/Zebulon/John

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(Washington) VA 1782 PPpty ax: Aaron/William(2)/William Sr./Griffith/John/Henry(Wythe) VA 1793 PPpty Tax: James Jarrell/ (no Lewises)(Russell) VA PPpty Tax 1787: John/Willoughby/David/Henry/Jacob(Russell) VA Pppty Tax 1790: David/Henry Sr & Jr/Jacob Sr& Jr/James/Jeremiah/John/Willoughby(Russell) VA PPpty Tax 1810 : Thomas Luis(Franklin) VA 1786 Tax: Joseph(Montgomery) VA 1782 PPpty tax: John Jr./John Sr.(Albemarle) VA 1800 Tax: Thomas W. Lewis(Henry) VA 1782 PPpty tax: Joseph(Kanawha) VA Tax 1796: John/Thomas/robert/Abner(Kanawha) VA 1810 Census: Daniel (45+)/robert (26-45)(Floyd) KY 1820 Census: Benjamin/Bracken/Charles(3)/Francis/Gideon/John(2)/Thomas(2)/William(3)(Montgomery) VA Deeds: 24 Aug 1794 Emery & Mary Altizer to Thoams Lewis, L26, 400 ac. head of

Roanoke; 3 May 1797 Samuel Langdon to Thomas Lewis L 120, N. Fk. Headwaters of Roanoke River(Montgomery) VA Ct. Rec.: Thomas Lewis excused payment of county and parish leview 4 Feb 1794; Thomas& Elizabeth Lewis wit. will of John Davis 1799.(Washington) VA survey: 400 ac. by settlement 1776, on Wallen’s Ck, 1/2 mi. below KY Road in Powell’s

Valley, 14 Aug 1781, assigned to Thomas Johnston (see Johnson)(Mason) KY Richard Cooper married Mary lewis 9 May 1791; Thomas Lewis md. Fanny Bagby 24 Jul 1797;Thomas Lewis md. Jemima Lucas 3 Dec 1791(Greenup) KY 1810 Census: Charles(Clay) KY 1810 Census: James (4)/thomas/Nathan/William/John/Messenger(Floyd) KY Court Rec’s. Bond 1 Ap 1816 John Caskey & John Lewis for Caskey to marry Hannah Lewis;

permission of Thomas Lewis. Indenture 26 Aug 1809 Henry French of (Mercer) KY to Thoams Caskey, Garner Hopkins, and ThomasLewis; $900 for 1100 ac. on Licking River. Bond 29 Aug 1821 Benjamin Burchett and Samuel Bazewell

for marriage of Ben Burchett and Nancy Lewis; consent by Thomas Lewis; she is over 18.Order 19 jan 1818: Elizabeth Fuget bound to Thomas Lewis.1822: Thomas Lewis appointed surveyor.3 Mar 1813, Wells Morgan to marry Betsy Lewis, consent father Thomas Lewis.27 Feb 1810, John Oakley & James Cummings for marriage of John Oakley and Peggy lewis (of age);

consent by Thomas Lewis.22 Aug 1814: Attatchment order for not viewing road, against (List, including) Thomas Lewis (had been

ordered in Mar. 1813). Sep 1812, report of Road from thomas Lewis ppty to Bath Co. Line. May 1810, road ordered from Thoams

Lewis to Jeremiah Lycans.1854 (Floyd) KY Tax: Washington/Thomas S./William/Thomas Sr./Squire1870 (Lawrence or Floyd--not sure which) KY Census: George w. Lewis 62 Va/Frances 65 VA/Mahalia 28 VA

Charles Lewis 47 NC/Lydia 44 NC & childrenCatherine Lewis 52 KY/Rachel 30 KY/Samuel 28 KY/William 25 KY/Elizabeth 24 KY/Jarrett 18 KY/John

16 KY(Montgomery) VA Will, prob Jun 1803: Thomas Lewis: Children: Thomas (son by first wife, Mary), Edward,Elizabeth, Sally, David, James, son-in-law James Boucher.1837 (Floyd) KY Tax: Thomas Sr. 150 ac. Ivy, 1 tith.; George, no info, 1 tith; Benjamin 50 ac. David's Ck.,

1 tith; Squire no info, 0 tith.(Morgan) KY marriages:

30 Jun 1824 Stephen Osbourn/Betsy; 5 Oct 1825 Gardner H./Polly Amyx; 25 Nov 1825 Edmund PriceLewis/Cynthia Cox; 15 Feb 1827 Francis/Eleander Caskey; 18 Aug 1828 James/Nancy Reed; 25 Jan 1829Stephen/Judie Keeton/ 30 Mar 1829 John Lykins/Martha; 17 May 1829 Charles Gilliam/Winney; 29 Oct 1829Gideon/Margaret Craig; 5 Nov 1829 Isaac Cottle/Lucinda; 30 Aug 1830 David Cottle/Melinda; 7 Feb 1833Henry/Catherine Dyer; 6 Aug 1833 Elijah/Betsy Craig; 16 Nov 1834 Harrison/Elizabeth Henry; 12 Mar 1835George W./Sally Adams; 21 Sep 1837 William Deal/Margaret; 5 Aug 1838 Solomon/Sarah Adkins; 10 Dec 1838

Zachariah Pritchett/Elizabeth; 18 Feb 1840 William Fugett/Hanna; 2 Mar 1843 John P./Mary Lewis; 2 Mar1843 Thomas/Nancy Lewis; 27 Apr 1843 Thomas/Mary Cogswell; 19 Mar 1846 Thomas/Margaret Lewis; 20Dec 1846 Isaac/Nancy Adkins.

]ote other records under Thomas Lewis, b. 1751.[

One listing of children of Thomas and Hannah Hopkins is: Lydia 1786, KY; Caskey 1788, KY; Margaret 12 dec

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1791 (Floyd) KY. Not sure this works.

Marriage Notes for Thomas Lewis and Hannah:This could be Hannah Hopkins, but it appears that her marriage was to Thomas Lewis of "the" Lewises (b. ca1750's). This would make more sense, since Hannah was probably born fairly early 1700's.

Children of Thomas Lewis and Hannah are:i. Hannah Lewis, born 1819 in KY; died Bet. 1880 - 1890; married John Crum April 29, 1838 in (Floyd),

KY; born 1815 in KY; died 1868.

Notes for John Crum:death circa? Co. K, 8th Va. Cav., CSA (Big Sandy Rangers)

ii. Elizabeth Lewis, born 1827 in VA.29 iii. Nancy Lewis, married Benjamin Franklin Burchett August 30, 1821 in (Floyd), KY.

Generation No. 7

64. Thomas Cartmill, born 1720 in NJ or DE/Delaware; died 1780. He was the son of 128. NathanielCartmill II.

Notes for Thomas Cartmill:dates circa

Genforum query: Eric Newsom seeks info on Miriam Cartmill (md. Solomon Perry/Peery). he d. by 1840; shewent to (Calloway) MO by then. Is she d/o Henry and Sarah (Anderson) of (Botetourt) VA? Others in MO by1840: Robert, Henry, David. Reply of dwilkerson@mexicomo.net (Donald Wilkerson) says their daughterSarah md. William Donaldson (has docs) and her sisters md. Thomas and Calvin Harrison. Her brother Williamwas in KY.

Children of Thomas Cartmill are:i. John Cartmill, born 1745 in VA.

Notes for John Cartmill:Definitely bro. of James; can't prove other siblings.

(Rockingham) VA Abstracts of Land Grant surveys, 1761-1791, by Kaylor:140 ac. Cowpasture River, 24 Apr. 1773 (mentions John Sr., Samuel)

(Augusta) VA Surveys: 140 ac. Cowpasture R. 24 Apr 1773 (mentions John Sr. and Samuel)

May have md. Catherine Fleet 6 Feb. 1776 (Christ Church, Philadelphia). (?)

Capt. VA Militia, sowrn Apr 13, 1780 (Logan's Old Co.) Botetourt Co. Another John sworn Capt. inAugusta Co., 21 Nov. 1780.

(Tazewell) VA Surveyors Bk. 1; 1801-24; James L. Douthat, 1996, p. 18 (p. 68): John Cartmell "Surveyfor Jno Cartmell, 100 ac. of land by virtue of an entry made Feb'y 26th 1803 on part of a Land OfficeExchange Treasury Warrant assigned to him by James Newell assignee of Josiah Masters No. 1287 for1000 ac. issu'd May 13th 1802 on Bluestone adjoining James Cartmill on the east side of East RiverMountain. Aug. 22nd 1803. Variation 2 1/2 west. Isaac Brown, D. S. for Hez. Harman, S. T. C."

32 ii. James Cartmill, born 1745 in VA; died 1806 in (Tazewell) VA; married Margaret.iii. Thomas Jr. Cartmill, born 1750 in VA.

Notes for Thomas Jr. Cartmill:? Capt. in VA Militia, sworn May 11 1780 (Botetourt) VA ?

VA Publick Claims Index: 20 Nov 1783 (Augusta) VA Clam: Thomas Cartmill, 110# flour and 75#bacon.

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iv. Henry Cartmill, born 1769 in (Botetourt) VA or (Chester) PA/Chester Co., PA; died 1835; marriedIsabella Bogan.

Notes for Henry Cartmill:David may be son of Thomas' brother John's son Henry.

Death date is earliest possible.

(Rockingham) VA Abstracts of Land Grant surveys, 1761-1791, by Kaylor:25 Ac. Purgatory Mtn., Forks of James River, 20 Apr. 1768.

(Augusta) VA Surveys: 25 ac. Purgatory Mtn. @ Forks of James River, 20 Apr 1768.

1840 Pensioners: henry, 86 (Botetourt) VA.

Lt. VA Milit., sworn Apr 13, 1780 under J. CArtmill of Botetourt Co. Comrade of John Tate atYorktown. pens. S29692 VA Line 7 Spe 1832 (Botetourt) age 78; moved to James River (Botetourt) VA1761 and enlisted there.

1810 (Cabell) VA Tax: Henry Cartmill.

68. John Cumpton, Sr., born Abt. 1735 in (Somerset) NJ or Bluestone (Augusta) VA; died 1780 in(Tazewell) VA. He was the son of 136. Isselstynes Compton and 137. Aalthie Blaaw. He married 69.Margaret Raemer Abt. 1763.

69. Margaret Raemer, born Bef. 1737 in VA.

Notes for John Cumpton, Sr.:(Rockingham) VA Abstracts of Land Grant surveys, 1761-1791, by Kaylor:115 ac. Lick Br. in Brock's Gap, adj. own land, 15 Apr. 1762;93 ac. Core Run, Brock's Gap, 24 Feb. 1773

Note a John Compton b. ca 1735 d. 1822 (Bland) VA near (Tazewell) VA, md. Rebecca___. Dau. Elizabeth b.1763, md. Robert Lesley, d. (Pike) KY ca 1837.

Parentage of John Sr. and earlier generations (uncertain), taken from Larry and Margureitte Ratliff: WilliamCompton [swalnut934@aol.com; 934 S. Walnut St., St. Albans, WV 25177)

Children of John Cumpton and Margaret Raemer are:34 i. John Cumpton, Jr., born October 1764 in Bluestone? (Augusta) VA; died March 12, 1828 in (Tazewell),

VA; married Eleanore McGuire Abt. 1778.ii. Elizabeth Cumpton, born 1767 in Leesburg (Loudoun) VA; died 1837 in Meta (Pike) KY; married

Robert Lesley May 18, 1787 in (Montgomery) VA; died Abt. 1837 in (Pike) KY.iii. Samuel Cumpton, born 1762; died 1801.iv. Jeremiah Horn Cumpton, born October 1764 in (Somerset) NJ; died June 19, 1844 in (Sevier) TN;

married Elizabeth Layman 1780 in (Botetourt) VA.

More About Jeremiah Horn Cumpton:Burial: Shiloh Cem. (Sevier) TN

v. James Cumpton, born Abt. 1780; married Mary.

Notes for Mary:Res. (Pike) KY 1850

vi. Joseph Cumpton, born in NJ; died 1840; married Elizabeth Alley December 25, 1787 in (Montgomery)VA.

vii. Lydia Cumpton, married Stephen Hagdon May 15, 1787 in (Montgomery) VA.viii. Richard Cumpton, married Elizabeth Cummins 1791 in (Madison) KY.

ix. Stephen Cumptonx. William Cumpton, married Elizabeth Garlick 1785 in (Montgomery) VA.

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70. Cornelius McGuire

Child of Cornelius McGuire is:35 i. Eleanore McGuire, born Bet. 1750 - 1760 in VA/MD; died Bef. 1850; married John Cumpton, Jr. Abt.

1778.

80. Abraham Franklin I, born 1753 in (Philadelphia) PA; died 1845 in (Johnson) KY. He married 81.Lucille Vaughan.

81. Lucille Vaughan

More About Abraham Franklin I:Other: Generation uncertain; per AWT

Child of Abraham Franklin and Lucille Vaughan is:40 i. Abraham Franklin II, born Abt. 1770 in NC or VA/North Carolina; died Abt. 1820; married Sarah

Spears in Richlands (Tazewell) VA.

84. Moses Jeffries

Notes for Moses Jeffries:Will (Pr. William) VA, 1804; I:12

Child of Moses Jeffries is:42 i. James Joseph Jeffries, born 1774 in IRE or WALES; married Priscilla Woolsey May 17, 1791 in

(Madison) KY.

86. George Woolsey, born 1748 in Bedford (Westchester) NY; died 1817 in (Edmondson) KY. He was theson of 172. Rev.(?) Thomas Woolsey and 173. Sarah Pierce. He married 87. Mary Hopkins.

87. Mary Hopkins, born April 09, 1753; died 1825 in (Edmondson) KY. She was the daughter of 174.Francis Hopkins and 175. Mercy Josselyn.

Children of George Woolsey and Mary Hopkins are:43 i. Priscilla Woolsey, born 1771 in Bedford (Westchester) NY; died in (Allen) KY or IL; married James

Joseph Jeffries May 17, 1791 in (Madison) KY.ii. Jeremiah Woolsey, born 1781 in (Washington) VA; married (1) Mary Jeffries; married (2) Mary

Stephens 1807 in (Fentress) TN.

100. Peter Van Bibber II20,21,22, born January 09, 1733/34 in St. Stephens Parish (Cecil) MD; died October10, 1796 in (St. Charles) MO. He was the son of 200. Peter Van Bibber and 201. Anna Henriette Gooding.He married 101. Margery Bounds 1756 in (Lunenburg) VA.

101. Margery Bounds23, born Abt. 1740 in (Somerset) MD (?); died 1844 in (Green) MO. She was thedaughter of 202. James Bounds and 203. Ann Dicks/Dykes.

Notes for Peter Van Bibber II:LDS AFN has him listed as died 7 Mar 1799 at Pt. Pleasant. Fought at Battle of Pt. Pleasant.

Per History of Greenup County, Kentucky:"The Van Bibber family came from Pennsylvania to Greenup County in the very early days, and they seem to

have been closely associated with the Boone family. Captain John Van Bibber’s wife, Chloe Staniford, was bornin Cecil County, Maryland, in 1760. They were the parents of James, Jacob, and a daughter Rhoda, who waskilled by the Indians. James married Lois Reynolds... Chloe Van Bibber, who may have been another daughterof Captain John Van Bibber, had married Jesse Boone before coming to Greenup County and they were theparents of two children, Harriet and Alphonso. A third child, Minerva, probably born in Greenup County,married Wynekoop Warner in 1817.

"Peter Van Bibber (parents not known) lived in the ‘French Grant,’ Scioto County, Ohio. He married NancyDevore in Greenup County, in 1815. James Gilruth states in his letters that Peter had four sons, Jesse, Jacob,

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John and Tyce. Also that a niece, Olive Van Bibber, who lived with them married Nathan Boone, a son ofColonel Daniel Boone. This couple went to Missouri with the Daniel Boone Family in 1820. ... "

The following is taken from notes from Trans-Allegheny Pioneers and Van Bibber Family by Mrs. Miriam W.Donnolly:

"Peter Van Bibber, with his young son, Jesse, and his two brothers, John and Isaac, a Baptist minister foughtin the battle of Point Pleasant, October 10, 1774. They came with the army from Greenbrier and afterwardssettled in the Kanawha Valley, where they became the ancestors of a large and prominent family. Peterdistinguished himself for bravery in this battle so that he was promoted on the battlefield. His implements ofwarfare with which he fought so bravely are preserved in a case in historical rooms at Charleston, West Virginia.

‘"Peter’s son, Jacob, was captured by the Indians near Point Pleasant in 1789 and made prisoner. He madehis escape however, and got home about two years later. He was afterwards with General Wayne in hismemorable campaign of 1794. He and his wife died in Missouri....

"Children: Jesse (1759), Peter, Matthias (Tice) (1772), who married Margaret Gardner, Jacob (1775), whomarried (1795) Sarah Miller (1776-1843), Olive, and James, who married Jane Irvine. There may have beenother children, Joseph, Nancy, Sophronia and Ellen.’” "

Dallas Johnson says that the family came from Southwest PA to (Lawrence) KY before 1810(dallasjohnson@juno.com).

(Russell) VA Personal Property Tax 1790: James/John/Peter; 1787: John/Peter

In "Boone Family" (familytreemaker.genealogy.com), page 556, Peter and brother Isaac are said to be natives ofHolland, came to US before Revolution and settled in Botetourt Co., VA, and later in Greenbriar Co., VA. "PeterVan Bibber, who was probably the eldest of the two brothers, married Margary Bounds, and lived at the mouth ofthe Big Kanawha River. He died probably before September, 1799 (see page 127) and his widow went to livewith one of their sons in Ohio, on the Ohio River opposite the mouth of the Big Sandy [that would be Burlington.dtc]. This son was probably the eldest, Peter, Jr., as it is stated in an old record that Nathan Boone, who marriedOlive Van Bibber went to claim his bride at the mouth of the Little Sandy, 'where Mr. Peter Van Bibber thenlived.' (Draper Mss. 6 S 118-254) The father having died previously, this must have been the younger Peter VanBibber, with whom his mother and sister made their home."

Children of Peter Van Bibber and Margery Bounds are:50 i. Jacob Van Bibber, born 1775 in (Greenbrier) VA; died Bet. 1836 - 1839 in (Loutre Lick area?) MO or

(Greenup) KY; married Sarah Miller 1795 in (Kanawha) VA.ii. John Jessie Van Bibber24, born August 08, 1759 in (Halifax) VA; died April 10, 1852 in (Mason) VA;

married Rachel Greenlee; born June 30, 1779.

Notes for Rachel Greenlee:See The Descendants of Edward Greenlee of West Virginia by William Clarkson Greenlee, page 3.

iii. Peter Van Bibber III, born August 1757 in (Halifax) VA; died October 08, 1838 in (Ripley) IN; married(1) Sarah Yoakum; married (2) Nancy DeVore in Per History of Greenup County (KY).

Notes for Peter Van Bibber III:Pension granted in Indiana, 8 Jan 1834 (see VanBibber eNewsletter, v.1 #4)

iv. Matthias Van Bibber, born Bet. November 04 - 24, 1774 in (Greenbrier) VA; died March 09, 1829 in(Nicholas) VA; married (1) Margaret Gardner; married (2) Peggy Hutchinson.

v. Olive Van Bibber25,26, born January 13, 1783 in (Greenbrier) VA; died November 12, 1858 in Ashgrove(Green) MO; married Nathan Boone 1799; born March 02, 1781; died October 16, 1856.

Notes for Olive Van Bibber:Spraker goes on to quote a statement she says that Olive made during her lifetime. "A newspaperclipping, unnamed and undated, was sent to us, containing an account of this interesting record. Effortshave been made to locate the branch of the family in which this quaint and interesting document ispreserved, but without success. It is said to be a statement made by Mrs. Nathan Boone, recorded in thehandwriting of Mrs. John C. Boone (her daughter-in-law) and preserved in the family of L. N. Boone ofWebster Grove, Missouri. After saying that she was born the 13th of January, 1783; and grew up at themouth of the Big Kanawha River, Mrs. Nathan Boone continues:'After the death of my father, Peter Van Bibber, my mother and I lived with my brother in Ohio, on the

Ohio, opposite the mouth of the Big Sandy River. I was married on the 26th of Sept. 1799. On the first

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of October, without any company but my husband, I started to Missouri, or Upper Louisiana. We hadtwo ponies and our packhorse. After being on our journey some time we were overtaken by a mand andwoman who travelled with us to Vincennes. We remained there nearly three weeks, in consequence ofgetting one of our ponies crippled. We travelled alone the remainder of the way, arriving in St. Louis thelast of October. My husband was offered eighty acres of land (in the center of what was afterwards thecity) for one of our ponies. He laughed and said he would not give one of the ponies for the whole town.We went to St. Charles County, and located about twenty miles above St. Charles. We crossed theMissouri river at St. Charles by placing our goods in a skiff. My husband rowed and I steered and heldthe horse by the bridle. It was rather a perilous trip for so young a couple. I was just sixteen, myhusband eighteen.'"

Notes for Nathan Boone:Per Hazel Atterbury Spraker: The Boone Family; Genealogical Pub. 1974, page 126-7 ref. Nathan andOlive (whom she says was born "on the banks of Greenbriar River, Ky...." and "some say she was thesister of the wife of Jesse Boone."):Nathan Boone spent his early childhood in the primitive settlements of Kentucky, and married at the age

of eighteen. In September, 1799, he assisted his father in removing the family to Missouri. DraperManuscript 6 S 18-254 gives an account of this journey as follows:'Daniel M. Boone and Nathan Boone started with their mother in the boat (called a pirogue) while Col.Boone started with the stock by land, assisted by a young man named George Buchanan and D. M.Boone's negro Sam. At Limestone (now Maysville) Nathan Boone got his marriage license and returned(75 miles) to Little Sandy, where Mr. Peter Van Bibber then lived, and Sept. 26th was married to MissOlive Van Bibber; then started out and went all the way by land via Lexington, Louisville, Vincennes,and St. Louis.'"The young couple located in St. Charles Co., Mo. In local history we find the following: 'From 1800

to 1812 he (Nathan Boone) was employed surveying Governemtn land in what are now St. Charles,Montgeomery and Warren Counties. In 1870 he with his brother Daniel surveyed a road from St.Charles to Blue Lick in Howard County, a road that is still in use. In 1820 he finished a large stone two0-story house in St. Charles County, Mo. In this house his father Daniel Boone died, September 20,1820....Nathan Boone was a member of the Constitutional Convention of 1820, and was in the U. S.Army from 1832 to 1853.'"(She goes on to recount his military record in some detail, then moves on to Olive; see her notes. dtc)

vi. James Van Bibber, born May 08, 1766 in (Halifax) VA; died February 1840 in (Calloway) MO; marriedJane/Jean Irvine.

Notes for James Van Bibber:Per "Montgomery County" <http://www.genealogy.com/>, page 297, which also contains errantinformation that Peter and Isaac had come from Holland, says that James married Jane Irvine, "andsettled in St. Charles County in 1803. He was Coroner at the time William Hays was killed by his son-in-law, James Davis. In 1817 he removed to Callaway County and settled on the Auxvasse." Lists childrenas I have them, and notes "Joseph was a surveyor, and made the government surveys in range eight, westof the fifth principal meridian. Olive VanBibber married Nathan Boone." The implication here is thatOlive is James' daughter, not his sister, but I think that was not intended. dtc.

vii. Joseph Van Bibber27, born Abt. 1776 in (Greenbrier) VA; died September 1796 in Pt. Pleasant (Mason)VA.

Notes for Joseph Van Bibber:Was for 3 years a prisoner of Indians in Canada, ca. 1790's.

viii. Nancy Van Bibber, born Abt. 1778 in (Greenbrier) VA.ix. Saphronia Van Bibber, born Abt. 1764 in (Halifax) VA; died March 27, 1824 in (Gallia) OH; married

George Dixon.x. Eleanor Van Bibber, born Abt. 1762 in (Halifax) VA; died in TN; married Peter Van Bibber.

102. John Miller28, born Bet. 1753 - 1762 in VA; died February 1837 in (Greenup) KY. He was the son of204. Wendel Miller II and 205. Anna Maria Lingel. He married 103. Ruth Devore.

103. Ruth Devore, born Abt. 1757 in VA.

Notes for John Miller:(Lawrence) KY Circuit Court records has 4 pages notes from a suit of William H. Miranda vs. John Miller, Sr. of(Greenup) KY (and later his heirs), from 8 Mar 1836, finally settled in Appeals Court, 17 Apr 1841 in Miller's

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favor, over land Miller claimed to own from a purchase made jointly in 1834 on Williams Creek (where Millerlived) and which Miller later sold to Miranda. Names children and heirs: Ruth Miller, widow; children: John Jr.,William, David, Hannah (md. Archibald McMillen), Susan (md. Job Davis), Elizabeth (md. Ezekiel Rice), Sarah(md. Jacob VanBibber), Eleanor (md. John L. Kouns); also names Daniel Higgins (no explanation of who he is,but is named as an heir, and later appears for the family, no date). Says that Sarah and Eleanor live outsideGreenup County. David and John Jr. appear to answer for family 1836. Refers to John Sr. as "Old CaptainMiller"

(Greenup) KY Will Book 3, p 106: Inventory for John miller, Sr. 11 Jun 1836/5 Sep 1836. Adm: John Miller, Jr.Est va. $27.50. 1 red cow and calf (18), 4 kettles (4.50), 1 swingle trees (.50), 1 pr steelyards (1.25), 2 kettles(1.75), 1 big wheel (1.50).

Children of John Miller and Ruth Devore are:51 i. Sarah Miller, born 1776 in (Kanawha) VA; died 1843 in Mo; married Jacob Van Bibber 1795 in

(Kanawha) VA.ii. Elizabeth Miller, born October 03, 1772 in VA; died March 28, 1836 in (Boyd) KY; married Ezekiel

Rice.iii. Eleanor Miller, born Abt. 1776 in VA; died Aft. 1836; married John L. Kouns.iv. John Miller, Jr., born Abt. 1779 in VA; died Aft. 1836.v. William Miller, born Abt. 1781 in VA; died Aft. 1836.

vi. David Miller, born Abt. 1783 in VA; died Aft. 1836.vii. Hannah Miller, born Abt. 1785 in VA; died Aft. 1836; married Archibald McMillan.

viii. Susan Miller, born Abt. 1787 in VA; died Aft. 1836; married Job Davis.

104. James Sloan He married 105. Sarah McGuire.105. Sarah McGuire

Child of James Sloan and Sarah McGuire is:52 i. Clifford Sloan, born 1767; married Peggy Doran July 31, 1789 in (Franklin) VA.

112. Thomas Burchett, born Abt. 1720 in (Lunenburg) VA; died in (Dinwiddie) VA. He was the son of224. Robert Burchett and 225. Mary Platt. He married 113. Elizabeth Ann Sikes Abt. 1740.

113. Elizabeth Ann Sikes, born Bef. 1719.

Notes for Thomas Burchett:Note possible son: Benjamin listed in Lunenburg, VA, Cumberland Par. Processions of 1760/64/68//72/84.

Listed as titheable from June 10, 1748 to 1750 in Cumberland Par., (Lunenburg) VA. Res. in Dinwiddie Co.,when it was divided from Prince George Co.

Child of Thomas Burchett and Elizabeth Sikes is:56 i. Burwell Burchett, born Bet. 1740 - 1745 in N. Meherrin Cr. (Prince George) or Birchen Creek

(Dinwiddie) VA; died January 07, 1779 in Middlebrook, NJ; married Mary Fannon January 1771 in(Dinwiddie) VA.

114. Bryan Fannon He married 115. Ann/Elizabeth Fannon.115. Ann/Elizabeth Fannon

Child of Bryan Fannon and Ann/Elizabeth Fannon is:57 i. Mary Fannon, born Abt. 1750 in (Nottoway) or (Amelia) VA/Nottoway Co., VA; married (1) Burwell

Burchett January 1771 in (Dinwiddie) VA; married (2) Edward Howard August 29, 1787 in(Montgomery) VA.

Generation No. 8

128. Nathaniel Cartmill II, born 1690 in DE?; died 1765 in (Frederick) VA. He was the son of 256.Nathaniel Cartmill and 257. Dorothy Poole.

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Notes for Nathaniel Cartmill II:dates circa. May have md. Elizabeth Froman.

Nathaniel Cartmill bought 200 ac. in 1747 (of 850 ac. at head of S. br. of Opeckon, eastern foot of Little NorthMtn), of Nathaniel Thomas. Wit: Martin Cartmill, Wm. Glover, Jos. Lupton.

Children of Nathaniel Cartmill II are:i. John Cartmill29, died 1773 in (Augusta) VA.

64 ii. Thomas Cartmill, born 1720 in NJ or DE/Delaware; died 1780.iii. Nathaniel Cartmill III, born 1725 in (Frederick) VA; died October 06, 1795 in (Frederick) VA; married

Sarah Russell; born 1728 in Frederick Co., Virginia; died May 1815 in Frederick Co., Virginia.iv. Henry Cartmill30, born 1716 in PA?; died 1786 in (Botetourt) VA; married Mary Looney; born in

(Botetourt) VA.

136. Isselstynes Compton, died in (Somerset) NJ. He was the son of 272. Richard Compton and 273.Prudence Isselstyne. He married 137. Aalthie Blaaw Abt. 1720 in Hopewell, NJ.

137. Aalthie Blaaw She was the daughter of 274. Jon Blaaw and 275. Grietje.

Children of Isselstynes Compton and Aalthie Blaaw are:68 i. John Cumpton, Sr., born Abt. 1735 in (Somerset) NJ or Bluestone (Augusta) VA; died 1780 in

(Tazewell) VA; married (1) Lydia Franz Bef. 1754; married (2) Margaret Raemer Abt. 1763.ii. Abraham Cumpton, born 1747 in (Somerset) NJ; died Abt. 1779; married Mary Corbart 1771 in

(Somerset) NJ.

172. Rev.(?) Thomas Woolsey, born 1716 in Bedford (Westchester) NY; died February 26, 1794 in(Smyth) VA. He was the son of 344. Richard Woolsey and 345. Sarah Fowler. He married 173. Sarah Pierce1782 in VA?.

173. Sarah Pierce

Child of Thomas Woolsey and Sarah Pierce is:86 i. George Woolsey, born 1748 in Bedford (Westchester) NY; died 1817 in (Edmondson) KY; married

Mary Hopkins.

174. Francis Hopkins, born 1722 in (Kent) RI; died 1778 in (Washington) VA. He was the son of 348.Joseph Hopkins and 349. Martha Whalley. He married 175. Mercy Josselyn September 01, 1743 in E.Greenwich, RI.

175. Mercy Josselyn, born February 02, 1721/22 in (Kent) RI. She was the daughter of 350. HenryJosselyn and 351. Elizabeth Matteson.

Children of Francis Hopkins and Mercy Josselyn are:i. Hannah Hopkins, born March 13, 1766 in (Orange) NY; died August 26, 1852 in (Morgan) KY; married

Thomas Lewis March 03, 1784 in (Washington) VA; born May 03, 1755 in KY; died August 09, 1849 inMouth of Elk Fk. (Morgan) KY.

Notes for Thomas Lewis:History of Augusta County, Virginia, by J. Lewis Peyton, says William Lewis (and brothers, below) wereFrench Hugenot refugees (after revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685. He settled in Ireland, left oneson, Andrew, who married ____Calhoun (children: John, born 1678, died in VA; and Samuel, born1680). William had 2 brothers, Samuel and John (see Smiles’ History of the Hugenots). William wenton to Ireland and med. __McClelland. John stayed in England. Samuel went to Wales, then to Portugaland was never heard of again. Note that Thomas born in Portugal!. All 3 are said to have haddescendants come to VA. John (son of William), married Margaret Lynn (daughter of the Laird of LochLynn) and had children: Samuel 1716 Ire (never married; capt. in war between Eng. & FrenchColonists); Thomas 1718 Ire (member of House of Burgesses/Va. Convention 1776/married Jane,daughter of William Strother 26 Jan 1749); Andrew, 1720 Ire, (Genreal at Battle of Pt. Pleasant, marriedelizabeth Givens 1749); William 1724 Ire. (Colonel; married Anne Montgomery 8 Ap 1754, died 1811);Margaret, 1726 Ire (never married); Anne 1728 Ire (never married); charles 1736 VA (Colonel; killed

10 Oct 1774 at Battle of Pt. Pleasant; married Sarah Murray--one son Thomas, born 1771 in VA; andother children).

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Historical Families of Kentucky (per Jane Adams <dja@vicksburg.com>): John Lewis, born 1678 inIre, died 1762; married Margaret Lynn. He fled Ire. as fugitive to Protugal, then to (Lancaster) PA in1729; there was joined by sons Samuel, Thomas, Andrew, and his wife. In 1732 went to (Augusta) VA.Quite likely, I think, that one of these sons may have fathered the father of Thomas (1771) father and lefthim behind in Portugal.

Wales: Thomas Lewis, born 3 May 1755 in Wales, md. Hannah Hopkins (b. 13 Mar 1766 VA)Children: Hannah (b. 17 Aug 1796 d. 4 jan 1861) married John Caskey (b. 9 Oct 1793) (per MargaretSnowden, 409 Pope St., Menlo Park CA 94025)

I had long believed that the parents of Nancy Lewis, who married Benjamin Burchett (see Burchett) wereThomas Lewis, born at St. Michael’s Island, Portugal, who is an ancestor of my Salmons family (seeChafin, Salmons and Allied Families). However, since I have no proof of that, and the following excerptinsists otherwise, I include it here as a possible ancestry for Nancy Per to Michael L. Cook, in his 1978publication, Pioneer Lewis Families, Vol. 2, #281L100, Author cites as references: Mrs. Dayton Roce,Julia J. Dunn and Margaret Carter

ii. Henry Hopkins, born December 02, 1743 in E. Greenwich (Kent) RI.iii. Sarah Hopkins, born December 26, 1744 in E. Greenwich (Kent) RI.iv. Rachael Hopkins, born May 21, 1747 in E. Greenwich (Kent) RI.v. William Hopkins, born November 15, 1748 in E. Greenwich (Kent) RI; died October 04 in (Nicholas)

KY.vi. Gardner Hopkins, born July 16, 1750 in E. Greenwich (Kent) RI; died April 06, 1832 in (Morgan) KY.

87 vii. Mary Hopkins, born April 09, 1753; died 1825 in (Edmondson) KY; married George Woolsey.viii. Francis Hopkins, born 1756 in (Nicholas) KY; died July 25, 1823 in (Bath) KY.

ix. Eldridge Hopkins, born 1759 in (Montgomery) KY; died 1799 in (Montgomery) KY.x. Robert Hopkins, born July 04, 1760 in (Nicholas) KY; died March 26, 1824 in (Nicholas) KY.

200. Peter Van Bibber, born May 25, 1695 in Germantown, PA or St. Stephen Parish (Cecil) MD; diedApril 06, 1769. He was the son of 400. Isaac Jacob Van Bibber II and 401. Fronica/Veronica Schumacher.He married 201. Anna Henriette Gooding Abt. 1723.

201. Anna Henriette Gooding, born February 03, 1695/96; died Abt. 1740.

Notes for Peter Van Bibber:Captain of forces at Battle of Pt. Pleasant.

Children of Peter Van Bibber and Anna Gooding are:i. Rev. Capt. Isaac Van Bibber31, born Abt. 1724; died October 10, 1774 in Pt. Pleasant, VA; married

Sarah Davis.

Notes for Rev. Capt. Isaac Van Bibber:Died in Battle of Pt. Pleasant.

Per "Montgomery County" page 297 in <www.genealogy.com/cgi-bin>, sons "John and Peter marriedand settled in Powell's Valley, East Tennessee.... Isaac...was only two and a half years old when hisfather was killed. He was adopted and raised by Colonel Daniel Boone, and at the early age of thirteenyears acted as a scout against the Indians in Virginia. In 1800 he came to Missouri with Nathan Boone,and settled first in Darst's Bottom. Durin the Indian war he was Major of the militia under Col. DanielM. Boone. He was married in 1797 to Susan Hays. In 1851 he settled at Loutre Lick, now inMontgomery County. The place was first settled by Thomas Massey, in 1813. The land was a Spanishgrant of 460 acres, made to Nathan Boone, who sold it to VanBibber. The latter built several cabinswhere he settled, and afterward erected a large frame house, which he used as a hotel, and made a greatdeal of money." Lists children as I have them. dtc.

100 ii. Peter Van Bibber II, born January 09, 1733/34 in St. Stephens Parish (Cecil) MD; died October 10, 1796in (St. Charles) MO; married Margery Bounds 1756 in (Lunenburg) VA.

iii. Brigietta Van Bibber, born Abt. October 1735 in Cocalico Par. (Lancaser) PA; died Abt. 1787; marriedIsaac Robinson.

iv. Esther Van Bibberv. Anne Van Bibber, born September 19, 1736.

vi. Margaretha Van Bibber, born November 02, 1738.

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202. James Bounds32, born 1700 in (Dorchester) MD; died 1775 in (Anson) NC. He was the son of 404.John Bounds II and 405. Rebecca. He married 203. Ann Dicks/Dykes 1719 in (Dorchester) MD.

203. Ann Dicks/Dykes, born 1700 in (Dorchester) MD; died Aft. 1740 in (Anson) NC.

Notes for James Bounds:(Dorchester) MD purchased "Bound's Lot" 10 Nov 1737.

Notes for Ann Dicks/Dykes:FHMB - #299 3/15/01 (Dykes Surname)Genforum, see message 87 & replies

Children of James Bounds and Ann Dicks/Dykes are:101 i. Margery Bounds, born Abt. 1740 in (Somerset) MD (?); died 1844 in (Green) MO; married Peter Van

Bibber II 1756 in (Lunenburg) VA.ii. Jane Bounds, born October 10, 1738; died Aft. 1781 in (Richmond) NC.

iii. Eleanor Bounds, born 1740 in (Dorchester) MD.iv. John Bounds, born Bet. 1730 - 1747 in (Somerset) MD; died Bet. 1800 - 1805 in (Richmond) NC.v. Jesse Bounds, born 1730 in (Dorchester) MD; died 1810 in (Knox) TN.

vi. James Bounds II, born 1720 in (Dorchester) MD; died 1810 in (Richmond) NC.

204. Wendel Miller II, born Bef. 1731; died 1761 in Patterson Ck. (Hampshire) VA. He was the son of408. Wendel Miller? and 409. Christina Fisher?. He married 205. Anna Maria Lingel.

205. Anna Maria Lingel, born Bef. 1735. She was the daughter of 410. Lorentz Lingel and 411. EvaCatherine.

Child of Wendel Miller and Anna Lingel is:102 i. John Miller, born Bet. 1753 - 1762 in VA; died February 1837 in (Greenup) KY; married Ruth Devore.

224. Robert Burchett, born Bet. 1673 - 1675 in (Charles City) VA; died 1735 in (Prince George) or(Brunswick) VA. He was the son of 448. Edward Burchett and 449. Mary Drury. He married 225. MaryPlatt Abt. 1720.

225. Mary Platt, born Bef. 1699 in VA. She was the daughter of 450. William Platt.

Notes for Robert Burchett:www.gencircles.com/users/dakotamidnight/1/data/1872.html notes all 3 children of Hannah Hedford, not MaryPlatt.

Children of Robert Burchett and Mary Platt are:112 i. Thomas Burchett, born Abt. 1720 in (Lunenburg) VA; died in (Dinwiddie) VA; married Elizabeth Ann

Sikes Abt. 1740.ii. Benjamin Hedford Burchett, born 1725 in (Brunswick) VA; died Abt. 1788 in Cumberland Par.

(Lunenburg) VA; married Eveline Young Abt. 1748.

Notes for Benjamin Hedford Burchett:Bought grist mill and 35 ac. from Valentine Brown in 1761; sold same to Travis Mason. Aug. 7 1761pat. 400 ac. on south branches of Meherrin River in VA. 1764 sold partsame.

(Lunenburg) VA Wills 1746-1825, p. 65: Burchitt, Benjamin 8-2-1787; 2-14-1788; WV 3/303.Mentions wife: Evelyn Burchett; sons: William, Young; other children: not by name. Exec.: WilliamScott, William Burchett, John Burchitt. Wit: George Clarke, Samuel Estes, Henry Follard.

iii. Joseph Burchett, born 1725 in (Lunenburg) VA; died Abt. 1798 in (Warren) NC; married (1) Fox;married (2) Martha Wilson.

Generation No. 9

256. Nathaniel Cartmill, born 1660 in Westmorland, England; died 1735 in NJ?. He married 257.Dorothy Poole.

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257. Dorothy Poole, born 1660 in ENG; died November 1750 in (Frederick) VA.

Notes for Nathaniel Cartmill:Came to DE 1685 (Brandywine Hundred); then to NJ, 1724 at the latest; then to VA 1735.One source says d. ca. 1695 (unknown).

Philadelphia Co., PA Wills 1682-1819 Bk. B: 456, 27 oct 1703/16 Jan 1703/4 "Ebenezer perkins of New Castleon Delaware 27 July 1703. Chidlren: Isaac, Ebenezer, Daniel, David, Jno., Abigail & Elizabeth." Letters fromDorothy Cartmill, Nathaniel Cartmill, Cornelius Empson, Hugh Bowden, ref. will. Exr. wife, Mary.

Pennsylvania Colonial Records, (FTM CD #512), Minute Book D, p. 25: Nathaniel Cartmill & TimothyAtkinson verbally requesting that each of them might take up 200 ac. of land in the Mannor of Rockland; theCommiss'rs granted the same at a penny p'r acre Rent, being Unwilling such good Husbandmen should leave theGovernment.

Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania, (On Genlibrary), Nathaniel Cartmill and wife Dorothy camefrom Ireland to PA, in 1685 and settled within the limits of Newark Monthly Meeting. They had at least twochildren: Martin, b. 1 Mo. 19, 1685, at sea on the voyage from Ireland; and Thomas, b. 2 Mo. 29, 1689,disowned 12 Mo. 4, 1715, for marriage out of Society (Records of the Newark Mo. Mtg.). ...At Newark MonthlyMeeting, 7 Mo. 3, 1715, Nathaniel Cartmill was dealt with for consenting to his son's marriage out of the Society;for this breach of order he produced a satisfactory acknowledgment. In 1669, Godfrey and John Cantrell, ofQueens County, IRE had goods taken from them for refusing to contribute money for the church at Rosenallis(Besse's Sufferings of the Quakers, II., 477).

Thomas K. Cartmill, Shenandoah Valley Pioneers and Their Descendants, 274, 282-8, Ref. early Cartmill homes.

Notes for Dorothy Poole:d. date is latest

New Castle Co., DE Wills, William Poole 11 Feb 16989/21 May 1698, WB B:73 names brother: NathanielCartmill. (Basis of Dorothy's surname; not proven).

Children of Nathaniel Cartmill and Dorothy Poole are:i. Sarah? Cartmill, married Thomas Chester.

Notes for Sarah? Cartmill:not sure this is their dau.

ii. Ann Cartmill, married / Hugin.iii. Hannah Cartmilliv. Martin Cartmill, born 1685 in (Aboard ship) Atlantic Ocean; died April 1749 in (Frederick) MD;

married Esther; died Aft. 1749.

Notes for Martin Cartmill:[cartsam.FTW]

Martin was living in Cecil County, Maryland by February 7, 1720/21 when he purchased 100 acres ofland on the west branch of Elk River from Henry Hollingsworth. On May 18, 1726, Martin sold 240acres of land in New Castle County, Delaware to his brother Thomas; he had received this land from isparents. Martin and his wife Esther sold a 10 acre section of land (patented to him in 1716) to JohnMcCullock on November 23, 1738, Shortly after selling the land, Martin probably moved to OrangeCounty, Virginia where he purchased 650 acres from Thomas Branson Sr. (part of Branson's 850 acre,November 12, 1735 patent land) on January 13, 1741/42. Martin's son Nathaniel Cartmell purchased theother 200 acres of this patent land from Nathaniel Thomas for 60 pounds on May 7, 1747.

Martin was the oldest son of Nathaniel and Dorothy. It was he who probably made the decision to movethe family to Virginia. All of the land his family was living on, including that of his mother's and hisbrothers' was recorded in his name.

Martin lived to be an old man, died in 1749. On June 6, 1749 his will was proved in Frederick CountyCourt, VA. His wife Ester and son Nathan were appointed executors of his estate. His will listed sons:Nathan, Nathaniel and Edward. He willed to his mother Dorothy Cartmell "the house built for her

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during her natural life".

v. Thomas? Cartmill, born February 28, 1687/88 in (New Castle) DE; died March 06, 1759 in BrandywineHdr., (New Castle) DE; married Dinah Taylor.

Notes for Thomas? Cartmill:This person is listed as son of a Nathaniel and Dorothy from PA, but suspiciously similar facts concern them. Md. out of society in 1715.

Will 12 Feb. 1759/14 Mar 1759 (WB-Misc. 1, 51): Son: William; Grandson: Thos. 2 sisters: Ann &Hannah. Daughter: Sarah Breek (Brooks); Daughter: Hannah Killam (wife of John); GrandonsThomas's mother's husband: George Robinson.

128 vi. Nathaniel Cartmill II, born 1690 in DE?; died 1765 in (Frederick) VA.vii. Edward Cartmill, born 1695 in DE?.

viii. Nathan Cartmill, born 1700 in DE?; died 1758; married Elizabeth.

272. Richard Compton, born Abt. 1667 in ENG; died Abt. 1710. He was the son of 544. WilliamCompton and 545. Mary Bowne. He married 273. Prudence Isselstyne December 13, 1694 in (Monmouth) NJ.

273. Prudence Isselstyne

Children of Richard Compton and Prudence Isselstyne are:136 i. Isselstynes Compton, died in (Somerset) NJ; married Aalthie Blaaw Abt. 1720 in Hopewell, NJ.

ii. Mary Compton, married William Smith Abt. 1727.iii. Job Comptoniv. William Compton, died 1768; married Jane Bolmar.v. John Compton, died 1759 in (Hunterdon) NJ; married Mary.

vi. Joseph Compton, born Abt. 1702; died 1782.vii. Richard Compton II, born Abt. 1702; died 1782; married Elizabeth Cox Abt. 1727.

274. Jon Blaaw He married 275. Grietje.275. Grietje

Child of Jon Blaaw and Grietje is:137 i. Aalthie Blaaw, married Isselstynes Compton Abt. 1720 in Hopewell, NJ.

344. Richard Woolsey, born 1697 in Flushing (Queens) NY; died April 21, 1777 in (Westchester) NY. Hewas the son of 688. Thomas Woolsey IV and 689. Ruth Bailey. He married 345. Sarah Fowler January 24,1717/18 in Jamaica (Queens), NY.

345. Sarah Fowler, born Abt. 1700. She was the daughter of 690. William Fowler and 691. Mary AnnThorne.

Children of Richard Woolsey and Sarah Fowler are:172 i. Rev.(?) Thomas Woolsey, born 1716 in Bedford (Westchester) NY; died February 26, 1794 in (Smyth)

VA; married Sarah Pierce 1782 in VA?.ii. Josiah Woolsey, born 1738; died 1799; married Mary Owen.

iii. Daniel Woolsey, married Mary Deyo.iv. Benjamin Woolseyv. John Woolsey

vi. Richard Woolsey II, died in VT.vii. Henry Woolsey

viii. James Woolsey, married Mary Haight.ix. Mary Woolsey, married Loton; born in of Albany, NY.x. Sarah Woolsey, married Zachariah? Griffen; born in of Fishkill, NY.

xi. Hannah Woolsey, married Joseph Sarks.

348. Joseph Hopkins, born April 08, 1678 in E. Greenwich (Kent) RI; died May 15, 1735 in E. Greenwich,RI. He was the son of 696. Thomas Hopkins and 697. Sarah. He married 349. Martha Whalley Abt. 1700.

349. Martha Whalley, born 1680 in VA or Kingstown, RI; died 1733. She was the daughter of 698.

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Robert Whalley and 699. Elizabeth Mills.

Notes for Joseph Hopkins:Adams/Smith Family in gencircles.com claims Joseph is son of William and Susannah (Andrews); William b.1630 Roxbury (Suffolk) MA, d. 5 Nov 1688 same; md. Susan Andrews 1655 (b. 23 Jun 1639, Dorchester(Suffolk) MA, d. 5 Jun 1678 Roxbury, d/o Thomas Andrews. Printout (on file) has details.gbnf.com/genealog2/cooper/html/d0002/167.htm has William's wife & Joseph's mother as Hannah Goffe.

Further notes on earlier printout.

Children of Joseph Hopkins and Martha Whalley are:174 i. Francis Hopkins, born 1722 in (Kent) RI; died 1778 in (Washington) VA; married Mercy Josselyn

September 01, 1743 in E. Greenwich, RI.ii. William Hopkins

iii. Samuel Hopkins, born January 06, 1703/04.iv. John Hopkins, born June 02, 1713.v. Robert Hopkins, born June 02, 1713.

vi. Thomas Hopkinsvii. Hannah Hopkins

viii. Theodosia Hopkins, born April 13, 1718.

350. Henry Josselyn, born Abt. 1696 in E. Greenwich (Kent), RI; died October 1743 in (Kent) RI. He wasthe son of 700. Thomas Josselyn and 701. Mary Vaughn. He married 351. Elizabeth Matteson January 22,1717/18 in (Kent) RI.

351. Elizabeth Matteson, born October 09, 1700 in E. Greenwich (Kent), RI; died Aft. 1750. She was thedaughter of 702. Thomas Matteson and 703. Martha Shippee.

Children of Henry Josselyn and Elizabeth Matteson are:175 i. Mercy Josselyn, born February 02, 1721/22 in (Kent) RI; married Francis Hopkins September 01, 1743

in E. Greenwich, RI.ii. Alice Josselyn, born June 09, 1720.

iii. Thomas Josselyn, born February 12, 1723/24.iv. Henry Josselyn II, born February 24, 1725/26.v. Deliverance Josselyn, born March 25, 1728.

vi. Martha Josselyn, born February 14, 1729/30.vii. Elizabeth Josselyn, born February 14, 1729/30.

viii. Rebekah Josselyn, born April 04, 1732.ix. John Josselyn, born September 09, 1734.x. Margaret Josselyn, born July 04, 1737.

xi. Mary Josselyn, born May 06, 1739.

400. Isaac Jacob Van Bibber II33,34, born Bet. 1661 - 1663 in Krefeldt, Duchy of Cleves, Holland,Netherlands; died September 14, 1773. He was the son of 800. Isaacs Jacob Van Bibber and 801. Christina.He married 401. Fronica/Veronica Schumacher May 28, 1690 in MD.

401. Fronica/Veronica Schumacher, born Abt. 1672; died Abt. 1701. She was the daughter of 802. PeterSchumacher and 803. Sarah Hendricks.

Notes for Fronica/Veronica Schumacher:Note that the official records of Abington Meeting list her husband as "Isaac Jacobs," without the VanBibbersurname.

Children of Isaac Van Bibber and Fronica/Veronica Schumacher are:200 i. Peter Van Bibber, born May 25, 1695 in Germantown, PA or St. Stephen Parish (Cecil) MD; died April

06, 1769; married Anna Henriette Gooding Abt. 1723.ii. Isaac Jacob Van Bibber III, born July 15, 1701 in St. Stephens Par. (Cecil) MD.

iii. Jacob Van Bibber, born October 26, 1691 in St. Stephens Par. (Cecil) MD; died Abt. 1773; marriedMary FitzRandolph.

iv. Hester Van Bibber, born Abt. May 1693 in St. Stephens Par. (Cecil) MD; died Abt. 1723; married JacobGooding.

v. Christina Van Bibber, born August 15, 1698 in St. Stephens Par. (Cecil) MD; died Abt. 1723.vi. Veronica Van Bibber, born October 26, 1692 in St. Stephens Par. (Cecil) MD; married John

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Birmingham March 14, 1725/26.

404. John Bounds II35, born 1672 in (Dorchester) MD; died Bet. March 14, 1720/21 - 1740 in (Dorchester)MD. He was the son of 808. John Bounds I and 809. Ann Hiam. He married 405. Rebecca Abt. 1692.

405. Rebecca, born 1676; died Aft. 1723.

Children of John Bounds and Rebecca are:202 i. James Bounds, born 1700 in (Dorchester) MD; died 1775 in (Anson) NC; married Ann Dicks/Dykes

1719 in (Dorchester) MD.ii. Sarah Bounds, born Bet. 1701 - 1707.

iii. John Bounds III, born 1701 in (Dorchester) MD; died 1752 in (Dorchester) MD.iv. George Bounds, born 1708.v. Rebecca Bounds, born Abt. 1703.

408. Wendel Miller?, born 1717 in GER; died 1805. He married 409. Christina Fisher?.409. Christina Fisher?

Children of Wendel Miller? and Christina Fisher? are:204 i. Wendel Miller II, born Bef. 1731; died 1761 in Patterson Ck. (Hampshire) VA; married Anna Maria

Lingel.ii. Peter Miller

iii. David Milleriv. George Millerv. Henry Miller

vi. John Philip Millervii. Catherine Miller

viii. Anna Maria Millerix. Philipina Millerx. Sarah Miller

xi. Rachel Millerxii. Christina Miller

xiii. Jacob Millerxiv. John J. Miller

410. Lorentz Lingel He married 411. Eva Catherine.411. Eva Catherine

Child of Lorentz Lingel and Eva Catherine is:205 i. Anna Maria Lingel, born Bef. 1735; married (1) Wendel Miller II; married (2) Michael Waxler.

448. Edward Burchett36, born Bet. January 01, 1639/40 - June 01, 1640 in Chatham, Kent,England/Chatham, England; died February 18, 1712/13 in (Charles City) or (Prince George) VA. He was the sonof 896. Thomas Burchett and 897. Mary Burchett. He married 449. Mary Drury Bet. 1662 - 1665 inChartham (Kent) ENG.

449. Mary Drury, born Bet. 1644 - 1665 in Chatham (Kent) England/Chatham, England.

Notes for Edward Burchett:Will notes children; Prince George Co., VA Wills and Deeds, p. 238:To son Robert, 1 s.; daughter Sarah Baptist Curtis, L10; daughter Lundy L10; Mary Norton cow and calf;Elizabeth, daughter of Mary Norton, young heifer; wife 1/3 of estate; James Thweatt my plantation where I didlive, with all the houses, etc., also my Indian woman Hannah and Indian woman Bess and her 2 children; also tohim the rest of my estate, and to be sole exr. 18 Feb. 1712/13. Wit: John Thweat, Mary (V) Parram, James (O)Anderson on Oct 11, 1713. Proved by oathes of John Thweat and Mary Parram on Dec 8 1713.

To America in 1665 (?). Owned land on S. side Appomattox R., adj. Henry Batt & James Thweatt (351 ac) in1673. By 31 Oct. 1673 owned 551 ac. in Charles City Co., Va.

Children of Edward Burchett and Mary Drury are:

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224 i. Robert Burchett, born Bet. 1673 - 1675 in (Charles City) VA; died 1735 in (Prince George) or(Brunswick) VA; married (1) Hannah Hedford 1693; married (2) Mary Platt Abt. 1720.

ii. Thomas Burchett, born Abt. May 26, 1667 in Chatham (Kent) ENG or (Prince George) VA.iii. Edward Burchett, born Abt. September 20, 1668 in Chatham (Kent) ENG or (Prince George) VA.

Notes for Edward Burchett:Listed on tax roll 1704, 800 ac. Charles City Co., VA.

iv. Elizabeth Burchett, born Bet. 1670 - 1675 in (Isle of Wight) or (Charles City) VA; married James LundyAbt. 1713.

v. Sarah Burchett, born Abt. 1682 in (Charles City) VA; married Curtis.vi. William Burchett, born 1680 in (Charles City) VA; died in Meherrin Parish (Brunswick) VA.

vii. Lundy Burchett, born Abt. 1684.viii. Mary Burchett, born Abt. 1686.

450. William Platt, born Abt. 1641 in (Lancaster) ENG.

Notes for William Platt:This gen. per Enfield Bryant Gen. on gencircles.com/users/jaenfield

Children of William Platt are:225 i. Mary Platt, born Bef. 1699 in VA; married Robert Burchett Abt. 1720.

ii. Samuel Plattiii. Randle Plattiv. James Plattv. Elizabeth Platt

Generation No. 10

544. William Compton, born 1644 in ENG; died Abt. 1709 in Middleton (Monmouth) NJ. He married545. Mary Bowne in ENG.

545. Mary Bowne She was the daughter of 1090. John Bowne and 1091. Mary Haverland.

Children of William Compton and Mary Bowne are:272 i. Richard Compton, born Abt. 1667 in ENG; died Abt. 1710; married Prudence Isselstyne December 13,

1694 in (Monmouth) NJ.ii. Judith Compton, born Abt. 1666 in ENG; married / Devell June 11, 1689 in (Essex) NJ.

iii. Cornelius Compton, born Abt. 1669 in ENG; died Abt. 1750 in (Monmouth) NJ; married / Stout Abt.1694.

iv. Jacob Compton, born Abt. 1671 in Middleton (Monmouth) NJ; married Elizabeth Abt. 1699.

688. Thomas Woolsey IV, born April 10, 1655 in (Queens) NY; died 1742. He was the son of 1376. JorisWoolsey and 1377. Rebecca Cornell. He married 689. Ruth Bailey January 11, 1683/84 in Jamaica (Queens),NY.

689. Ruth Bailey, born 1660 in Flushing (Queens) NY. She was the daughter of 1378. JohnBailey/Bayless and 1379. Rebecca Stillwell.

Children of Thomas Woolsey and Ruth Bailey are:344 i. Richard Woolsey, born 1697 in Flushing (Queens) NY; died April 21, 1777 in (Westchester) NY;

married Sarah Fowler January 24, 1717/18 in Jamaica (Queens), NY.ii. William Woolsey, born 1688 in of Bedford, NY; died March 07, 1771; married Dorcas; died January 21,

1764.iii. Thomas Woolsey Viv. John Woolsey, born in of Bedford, NY; married Sarah.v. Jonathan Woolsey

690. William Fowler, born 1665 in Providence, RI; died April 17, 1714 in Flushing (Queens) NY. He wasthe son of 1380. Henry Fowler III and 1381. Rebecca Newell. He married 691. Mary Ann Thorne January 24,1679/80 in Flushing (Queens) NY.

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691. Mary Ann Thorne, born 1669 in Flushing (Queens) NY; died Aft. 1714 in Flushing (Queens) NY.She was the daughter of 1382. John Thorne and 1383. Mary Pearsall.

Notes for William Fowler:Will (on file): Early Wills of Westchester Co., NY 1664-1784, by Wm. S. Pelletreiu, p. 33

Children of William Fowler and Mary Thorne are:345 i. Sarah Fowler, born Abt. 1700; married Richard Woolsey January 24, 1717/18 in Jamaica (Queens), NY.

ii. William Fowler II, born Abt. 1688; died 1731 in Scarsdale, NY; married Mary Drake.iii. John Fowler, born Abt. 1690; died 1767 in Newburg Precinct (Ulster) NY; married Mary Tatum.iv. Joseph Fowler, born Abt. 1692; died 1724 in Rye, NY; married Phebe Hunt.v. Benjamin Fowler, born Abt. 1694; died Abt. 1772 in Flushing (Queens) NY; married Hannah

Dusenberry.vi. Mary Fowler, born Abt. 1696; married Henry Dusenberry, Jr..

vii. Rebecca Fowler, born Abt. 1698; married Henry Symonds.viii. Jeremiah Fowler, born Abt. 1702; died 1766 in Hempstead Harbor, NY; married Sarah.

ix. Thomas Fowler, born Abt. 1704; died 1736 in Rye?, NY; married Catherine.x. Henry Fowler, born Abt. 1706; died Abt. 1741; married Sarah Coenradus.

xi. Hannah Fowler, born Abt. 1708.

696. Thomas Hopkins, died 1698 in Warwick/Providence, RI. He married 697. Sarah.697. Sarah, died Aft. 1699 in RI.

Notes for Thomas Hopkins:Anc.: Early Marriage Records of the Hopkins Family

Thomas Hopkins/Mary Smith 1 Apr 1678, Prov., RIFrancis Hopkins/Mary Joshlin 1 Sep 1743, E. Greenwich, RIFrancis Hopkins/Susannah Watts 30 Apr 1745, Talbot Co., MDMary Hopkins/Isaac Fowler 15 Jan 1720; N. Kingston, RIMary Hopkins/Thomas Fowler 15 Jan 1720, N. Kingston, RIMary hopkins/John lewis 6 Oct 1726, Barnstable, MA

Early Town Records of Providence, RI, ols. 1-21, Master Index ccpri022, pp862-82 lists many Hopkins (on file).

Children of Thomas Hopkins and Sarah are:348 i. Joseph Hopkins, born April 08, 1678 in E. Greenwich (Kent) RI; died May 15, 1735 in E. Greenwich,

RI; married (1) Phebe Abt. 1695; married (2) Martha Whalley Abt. 1700.ii. Patience Hopkins, married John Gorton February 02, 1699/00.

iii. Samuel Hopkins, died 1738 in of S. Kingstown, RI; married (1) Susanna; died Aft. 1732; married (2)Susanna.

698. Robert Whalley, born 1616 in ENG; died Abt. 1715. He was the son of 1396. Richard Whalley and1397. Frances Cromwell. He married 699. Elizabeth Mills Abt. 1670.

699. Elizabeth Mills, born Abt. 1645; died Abt. 1715. She was the daughter of 1398. John Mills.

Notes for Robert Whalley:CONTINUES IN "ROYAL"

Children of Robert Whalley and Elizabeth Mills are:349 i. Martha Whalley, born 1680 in VA or Kingstown, RI; died 1733; married (1) Robert Spencer; married (2)

Joseph Hopkins Abt. 1700.ii. Joan Whalley

iii. Ann Whalleyiv. Theodosia Whalley, married Robert Spencer July 15, 1697; born November 06, 1674; died 1748.v. Elizabeth Whalley, died 1752; married Charles Hazleton II.

vi. Lydia Whalley, married John Sweet.vii. Samuel Whalley, married (1) Hopkins; married (2) Patience Hearnden.

700. Thomas Josselyn, born Abt. 1658 in Scarborough (Cumberland) ME; died 1722 in (Kent) RI. He was

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the son of 1400. Abraham Josselyn and 1401. Beatrice Hampsen. He married 701. Mary Vaughn 1681 in(Kent) RI.

701. Mary Vaughn

Child of Thomas Josselyn and Mary Vaughn is:350 i. Henry Josselyn, born Abt. 1696 in E. Greenwich (Kent), RI; died October 1743 in (Kent) RI; married

Elizabeth Matteson January 22, 1717/18 in (Kent) RI.

702. Thomas Matteson, born 1672 in (Kent) RI; died January 19, 1739/40 in E. Greenwich (Kent), RI. Hewas the son of 1404. Henry Matteson and 1405. Hannah Parsons. He married 703. Martha ShippeeNovember 14, 1695 in (Kent) RI.

703. Martha Shippee, born 1669 in Medfield (Norfolk) MA; died 1723. She was the daughter of 1406.David Shippee and 1407. Margaret Scranton.

Children of Thomas Matteson and Martha Shippee are:351 i. Elizabeth Matteson, born October 09, 1700 in E. Greenwich (Kent), RI; died Aft. 1750; married Henry

Josselyn January 22, 1717/18 in (Kent) RI.ii. Deliverance Matteson, born August 20, 1696; married Ezekiel Baker.

iii. Thomas Matteson II, born 1703; married (1) Susanna Briggs; married (2) Elizabeth Matteson.iv. Joseph Matteson, born July 01, 1705; married Martha Greene.v. Henry Matteson, born April 28, 1707.

vi. Mercy Matteson, born April 28, 1708; died 1769; married Francis Briggs October 17, 1725.vii. Mary Matteson, born April 09, 1709; married Gorton.

800. Isaacs Jacob Van Bibber37, born Abt. 1640 in of Krefeld on the Rhine, Holland, Netherlands. He wasthe son of 1600. Jacob Isaacs Van Bibber. He married 801. Christina.

801. Christina, born Abt. 1640.

Notes for Isaacs Jacob Van Bibber:Mennonite; persecuted; came to Philadelphia 1684 (parents and children followed), then to Germantown; 1704went to Labidist community with brother Mathias, then 1705 to (Cecil) MD.

Per: History of Cecil County (MD):"Prominent among the early settlers of Bohemia Manor were two brothers, Isaac and Matthias Van Bibber.

Their father, Jacob Isaacs Van Bibber was a Hollander, and was one of the first settlers of Germantown. Hissons, the two brothers before mentioned, were natives of Holland, and were naturalized in Maryland in 1702.Previous to coming to Maryland they had been engaged in merchandizing at Philadelphia. In 1702 Mathias VanBibber bought part of john Moll, Jr.'s land, which the reader will recollect was the easternmost of the four neckswhich comprised the Labadic Tract. Two years afterwards he bought another portion of the same tract, and in1708 his brother Isaac bought 130 acres of it, which he and his wife Fronica sold to Matthias in 1711 for 150pounds, which , it is stated in the deed, had been expended in the erection of a milll then occupied by the saidIsaac. This mill was located upon a branch of the Bohemia called Mill Creek, on the site of what was formerlyknown as Sluyter's mill, every vestige of which has long since disappeared, even the land once covered by thedam now being cultivated. This is the first mill mentioned in the history of that part of the county. It was built ashort time before the date of the deed.

"Matthias Van Bibber appears to have been fond of the acquisition of the land, for in 1714 he purchased St.Augustine Manor of Ephraim Augustine Hermen for 300 pounds. This manor was directly east of BohemiaManor and was separated from it by an old cart-road, which was known then and for many years afterwards as the"Old Choptank Road." It was originally an Indian path that led from the Choptank River along the dividing ridgebetween the two bays, probably far up into Pennsylvania, but was laid out and cleared from the head of St.George's Creek to the Chester River, twelve feet wide, for a cart road, in 1682, by Casparus Hermen and HughMcGregory, who were appointed for the purpose of the court. The road had been used so little that it was thenovergrown with young timber and its location was doubtful, consequently the boundaries of the Manor wereunknown. Van Bibber claimed that the road from the head of Elk to the head of Bohemia, which ran near thehead of Back Creek, was the boundary between the two Manors. Whereupon Hermen obtained a commissionfrom the court to ascertain the eastern boundary of Bohemia Manor, and in this way to settle the dispute. Thecommissioners, who were John Dowdall, Captain Benjamin Pearce, Francis Mauldin and William Dare, met inSeptember, 1721, and after taking the testimony of several witnesses, fixed the location of the Choptank Road,

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and thus ended the dispute. The alienation fee claimed by the Proprietary of Maryland was paid when the sale ofSt. Augustine Manor was consummated, showing that it was then claiemd as part of Maryland. Matthias VanBiber also became the proprietor of Van Bibber's Forest, which was patented to him in 1720. This was a largetract of land in the Third district, near Mechanics' Valley, containing 850 acres. In addition to this he ownedanother tract, which is described in his will as his plantation at the head of Elk. It was located a short distancesoutheast of the mansion of Hon. J. A. J. Creswell. Matthias Van Bibber was for a long time chief justice of thecounty and occupied that responsible position when the court-house was built at Court House Point.

"Isaac Van Bibber's will was proved in 1723. He left three sons, Jacob, Peter and Isaac, and three daughters,Hester, Christiana and Veronica. Matthias Van Bibber's will was proved in 1739. He left four sons, Jacob,Adam, Matthias and Henry, and four daughters, Sarah, Rebecca, Christiana and Hester. He bequeathed his landat Head of Elk to his son Jacob; his dwelling plantation, which was part of the Labadie Tract, to his son Adam;Clifton, in Middle Neck, he devised to his sons Matthias and Henry, and his part of St. Augustine Manor to hisdaughters, Sarah and Rebecca.

"Henry Van Bibber, brother of Isaac and Matthias, came to Cecil County about 1720. His will, which waswritten in Utrecht, is to be found among the records of the Orphan's Court, and being a literal translation from theoriginal Dutch is probably the most curious document in the archives of the county.

"These members of the Van Bibber family ... continued to hold some of the land there as late as 1840, whenHenry Van Bibber of Virginia sold it to Robert Cochran, father of J. P. Cochran, late governor of Delaware, whoyet owns it...."

More About Isaacs Jacob Van Bibber:Burial: September 02, 1705, St. Stephen's Church, Earlsville (Cecil) MD

More About Christina:Burial: September 04, 1711, St. Stephen's Church, Earlsville (Cecil) MD

Children of Isaacs Van Bibber and Christina are:400 i. Isaac Jacob Van Bibber II, born Bet. 1661 - 1663 in Krefeldt, Duchy of Cleves, Holland, Netherlands;

died September 14, 1773; married Fronica/Veronica Schumacher May 28, 1690 in MD.ii. Deborah Van Bibber, born Abt. 1660; married (1) Herman op den Graff; married (2) Dirk Keyser Aft.

1704.iii. Margaryte Van Bibber, married J. Bool.iv. Matthias Jacobs Van Bibber38, died Bet. August - October 1739; married Hermana Peterson Bet.

November 07 - 17, 1705 in St. Stephen's Parish (Cecil) MD; died Bet. September - December 1745.v. Heinrich Van Bibber39,40, born in Utrecht, HOL; died 1736 in Bohemia Manor (Cecil) MD; married

Katrina Ann Bougard.

Notes for Heinrich Van Bibber:Prosperous coffee merchant in Holland. Came to US by 1721, to Bohemia Manor later. Note wife:Could be confused with his uncle Hendrich.

802. Peter Schumacher41,42. He married 803. Sarah Hendricks.803. Sarah Hendricks

Children of Peter Schumacher and Sarah Hendricks are:401 i. Fronica/Veronica Schumacher, born Abt. 1672; died Abt. 1701; married Isaac Jacob Van Bibber II May

28, 1690 in MD.ii. Gertrude Schumacher, married Peter Cleaver March 17, 1694/95; born Abt. 1667.

iii. Mary Schumacheriv. Peter Schumacher, Jr.v. / Schumacher, married Dielman Kolb; born 1652; died 1705 in Wolfsheim (Palatinate).

vi. / Schumacher, married Raynier Hermans van Burklow.

Notes for Raynier Hermans van Burklow:Removed to Bohemia Manor, Cecil Co., MD. in 1704.

808. John Bounds I43,44, born 1649 in of (Northumberland) VA; died December 1700 in (Somerset) MD.He married 809. Ann Hiam in VA.

809. Ann Hiam, born Abt. 1651 in of (Dorchester) MD; died August 07, 1677 in (Somerset) MD.

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Notes for John Bounds I:AFN: SNHM-SH

1671, May 16 - Know all men by these presents that I, Dorcas Pope, with the consent of my loving husband,James Pope, do freely....acknowledge my right and interest of a parcell of land sold by my aforesaidhusband...planter in the County of Northumberland aforesaid, into John Bounds, carpenter. (CD 186 Va. Gen #2,1600s-1800s - Gen of Va. Fams. V4, p. 143)

Old Somerset of Eastern Shore of MD: Feb 1696/7 Acct. of parishes in prov. Stepney Parish: Wiccomocoe &Nanticoki Hundreds. John Bounds, vestryman.

WFT John, s/o John & Ann, d. 14 Mar 1720/1, (Dorchester) MD

Children of John Bounds and Ann Hiam are:404 i. John Bounds II, born 1672 in (Dorchester) MD; died Bet. March 14, 1720/21 - 1740 in (Dorchester)

MD; married Rebecca Abt. 1692.ii. James Bounds, born 1675 in (Somerset) MD; died Bet. 1720 - 1721; married Sarah Stevens 1699 in

(Somerset) MD.iii. William Bounds, born 1670 in (Northumberland) VA; died September 08, 1713; married Mary.iv. Ann Bounds, born 1677 in (Somerset) MD; married Lawrence Young.

896. Thomas Burchett, born Abt. 1604 in Chatham (Kent) England/Chatham, England; died Bet. June 20,1678 - January 20, 1679/80 in Chatham (Kent) England. He was the son of 1792. Thomas Burchett/Byrchett.He married 897. Mary Burchett Bet. 1624 - 1628 in Chartham (Kent) ENG.

897. Mary Burchett, born Bef. 1607 in Chatham (Kent) ENG; died April 26, 1678 in Chatham (Kent)England.

Notes for Thomas Burchett:mclaurin gedcom: pg 24489 (www.my-ged.com) says Thomas' father is James, b. 1580, d. 1623-45; s/o ? d. ca1646; s/o Thomas, b. 1535 (father of an Agnes Burchett). Same James noted inwww.gencircles.com/users/dakotamidnight/1/data/1886.html.

Children of Thomas Burchett and Mary Burchett are:448 i. Edward Burchett, born Bet. January 01, 1639/40 - June 01, 1640 in Chatham, Kent, England/Chatham,

England; died February 18, 1712/13 in (Charles City) or (Prince George) VA; married Mary Drury Bet.1662 - 1665 in Chartham (Kent) ENG.

ii. Nicholes Burchett, born Abt. February 06, 1629/30.iii. Thomas Burchett, born March 02, 1632/33.iv. Daniel Burchett, born September 18, 1636.v. Mary Burchett, born Abt. June 01, 1640.

Generation No. 11

1090. John Bowne He married 1091. Mary Haverland.1091. Mary Haverland

Child of John Bowne and Mary Haverland is:545 i. Mary Bowne, married William Compton in ENG.

1376. Joris Woolsey45,46,47,48, born October 27, 1610 in Yarmouth (Norfolk), ENG; died August 17, 1698 inJamaica (Queens), NY. He was the son of 2752. Rev. Benjamin Woolsey and 2753. Hook. He married 1377.Rebecca Cornell December 19, 1647 in Brooklyn (Kings), NY.

1377. Rebecca Cornell, born January 31, 1628/29 in Saffron Waldon, Essex, England; died February 05,1712/13 in (Queens) NY. She was the daughter of 2754. Thomas Cornell and 2755. Rebecca Briggs.

Notes for Joris Woolsey:Others say he came to America in 1647. Was a merchant/trader. Bought land at Flushing (summer home?) 10

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Aug 1647 from Thomas Robertson. 1648 - Fire Warden, City of New York. 15 Feb 1664 bought Jamaica landsfrom town, and lived there 30 years--was town clerk (1673); addressed as "Mr." Died there 1698 at age 88.

More About Rebecca Cornell:Baptism: October 25, 1600, St. James Parish, Clerkenwell, London

Children of Joris Woolsey and Rebecca Cornell are:688 i. Thomas Woolsey IV, born April 10, 1655 in (Queens) NY; died 1742; married Ruth Bailey January 11,

1683/84 in Jamaica (Queens), NY.ii. Sarah Woolsey, born Abt. 1650.

More About Sarah Woolsey:Baptism: August 07, 1650

iii. Joris Woolsey II, born October 10, 1652; married Hannah.

More About Joris Woolsey II:Baptism: October 18, 1652

iv. Rebecca Woolsey

More About Rebecca Woolsey:Baptism: April 04, 1659

v. Johannes Woolsey

More About Johannes Woolsey:Baptism: January 16, 1660/61

vi. Marritje Woolsey

More About Marritje Woolsey:Baptism: March 19, 1663/64

vii. William Woolsey

More About William Woolsey:Baptism: June 30, 1678

viii. Marritje Woolsey

More About Marritje Woolsey:Baptism: June 30, 1678

1378. John Bailey/Bayless, born Bet. 1617 - 1634 in Norwich?, England; died Bet. October 18 - December13, 1682 in Jamaica (Queens) NY49,50. He married 1379. Rebecca Stillwell Abt. 1640.

1379. Rebecca Stillwell, born Abt. 1630 in ENG; died Aft. 1682 in Jamaica, NY.

Notes for John Bailey/Bayless:Could be the same John Bayles ref. The Bayles Families on Family Tree Maker Online (The Bayles Families,page 3, ff.). It appears that, if so, dates are significanly different than these. See printed info, on file. Comp. withWill of John (Oct. 18, 1682) vs. Lineage of Irene Ewing Hoss Buchner.

NYC Wills, 1665-1707, p. 451: John Bayles, Sr., Jamaica, Oct. 18, 1682; proven 13 Dec 1682. Wife Rebeccaexrx. To: son John, son Elias, sons Thomas and Jonathan; daus. Elizabeth Hubbard, Mary Hewlett, DamorisLyns, Abigail Smith, Ruth and Rebecca; to Elias, son of Nicholas Stilwell; grandchild John Bayles.

Jayne's notes also ref. Records of the Bailey Family, pages 8, 9; Lineages of Hereditary Society Members(#16536, Irene Weing Hoss Buchner), pp 14-15: service: Landowner, surveyor, constable, magistrate: CT, NY.Note that this source does not list daughter Ruth.

Children of John Bailey/Bayless and Rebecca Stillwell are:

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689 i. Ruth Bailey, born 1660 in Flushing (Queens) NY; married Thomas Woolsey IV January 11, 1683/84 inJamaica (Queens), NY.

ii. John Bailey, born Bet. 1641 - 1642; married Ruth Ruseo.iii. Rebecca Bailey, born Abt. 1643; married Nicholas Stillwell.iv. Elias Bailey, born Abt. 1643; married Sarah.v. Elizabeth Bailey, born Abt. 1646; married James Hubbard.

vi. Thomas Bailey, born Abt. 1647.vii. Jonathan Bailey, born Abt. 1650; married Elizabeth Cardwell.

viii. Mary Bailey, born Abt. 1654; married George Hewlett.ix. Damaris Bailey, born Abt. 1656; married Nathaniel Lyns.x. Abigail Bailey, born Abt. 1658; married Daniel Smith.

1380. Henry Fowler III, born Abt. 1632 in Hambleton (Rutland) ENG; died September 19, 1687 inMarmaroneck (Westchester) NY. He was the son of 2760. Henry Fowler II. He married 1381. Rebecca NewellJune 04, 1655 in Providence (Providence) RI.

1381. Rebecca Newell, born July 15, 1637 in Roxbury (Essex) MA; died in Westbury, NY. She was thedaughter of 2762. Abraham Newell II and 2763. Frances.

Notes for Henry Fowler III:Refs to Henry in master Index of Early Town Records, Providence, RI (HB-ccpri); see also my old printout ofthis family notes.

Child of Henry Fowler and Rebecca Newell is:690 i. William Fowler, born 1665 in Providence, RI; died April 17, 1714 in Flushing (Queens) NY; married

Mary Ann Thorne January 24, 1679/80 in Flushing (Queens) NY.

1382. John Thorne, born 1639 in Lynn?, MA; died Bet. 1698 - 1709 in Flushing (Queens) NY. He was theson of 2764. William Thorne and 2765. Susannah Booth. He married 1383. Mary Pearsall May 09, 1664 inFlushing (Queens) NY.

1383. Mary Pearsall, born 1643 in (Queens) NY. She was the daughter of 2766. Nicholas Pearsall and2767. Mary Van Damm.

Notes for John Thorne:Notte that EAQG v.3 (NY) lists only Hannah, Joseph, Mary and Sarah as children.

Children of John Thorne and Mary Pearsall are:691 i. Mary Ann Thorne, born 1669 in Flushing (Queens) NY; died Aft. 1714 in Flushing (Queens) NY;

married William Fowler January 24, 1679/80 in Flushing (Queens) NY.ii. John Thorne II, born Abt. 1665.

iii. Joseph Thorne, born Abt. 1667; married Martha Johanna Browne November 09, 1695; born August 17,1673; died August 01, 1750.

iv. Elizabeth Thorne, born Abt. 1673 in Flushing (Queens) NY; died Aft. 1710 in New Rochelle?, NY;married Frederick Shuerman II; born Abt. 1669; died Aft. 1743.

v. Hannah Thorne, born October 27, 1678; died October 26, 1756 in Scarsdale, NY; married RichardCornell 1701; born 1678; died April 15, 1757.

vi. Sarah Thorne, married Joshua Cornell.

1396. Richard Whalley, born 1585 in Sceveton, England. He married 1397. Frances Cromwell.1397. Frances Cromwell, born 1589 in Hinchingbrooke (Huntingdonshire) England.

Child of Richard Whalley and Frances Cromwell is:698 i. Robert Whalley, born 1616 in ENG; died Abt. 1715; married Elizabeth Mills Abt. 1670.

1398. John Mills, born Bef. 1619; died Aft. February 07, 1664/65 in (Rappahannock?) VA.

Child of John Mills is:699 i. Elizabeth Mills, born Abt. 1645; died Abt. 1715; married Robert Whalley Abt. 1670.

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1400. Abraham Josselyn, born 1619 in (Lancashire) England; died April 17, 1670 in Aboard ship "GoodFame", off VA coast; of (Lancaster) MA. He was the son of 2800. Thomas Josselyn and 2801. RebeccaMarlowe. He married 1401. Beatrice Hampsen November 14, 1642 in St. Mary's, London, ENG.

1401. Beatrice Hampsen, born July 15, 1623 in London, ENG; died January 11, 1710/11 in Boston(Suffolk) MA (of Hull?). She was the daughter of 2802. Philip Hampsen and 2803. Jane/Anne Bedford.

More About Beatrice Hampsen:Burial: January 11, 1710/11, Boston (Suffolk) MA

Children of Abraham Josselyn and Beatrice Hampsen are:700 i. Thomas Josselyn, born Abt. 1658 in Scarborough (Cumberland) ME; died 1722 in (Kent) RI; married

Mary Vaughn 1681 in (Kent) RI.ii. Abraham Josselyn II, died February 10, 1675/76 in Lancaster, MA.

iii. Philip Josselyn

More About Philip Josselyn:Baptism: December 15, 1650, Hingham, MA

iv. Nathaniel Josselyn, born July 04, 1669; married Mary.v. Joseph Josselyn, born July 26, 1663 in Lancaster, MA; died September 1726; married (1) <Unnamed>;

married (2) Sarah Ford 1702.vi. Mary Josselyn, born December 14, 1666.

vii. Henry Josselyn, born 1652; died 1730; married Abigail Stockbridge 1676; born 1660.viii. Rebecca Josselyn, died March 1712/13; married (1) John Crowkham; born in of Boston, MA; died

December 1678; married (2) Thomas Harris; born 1637 in of Boston, MA; died 1697; married (3)Edward Stevens; born in of Boston, MA.

1404. Henry Matteson, born August 07, 1646 in (Kent) RI; died October 27, 1690 in (Kent) RI. Hemarried 1405. Hannah Parsons.

1405. Hannah Parsons, born August 07, 1646 in (Middlesex or Hampshire) MA; died 1685 in (Providence)RI. She was the daughter of 2810. Hugh Parsons II and 2811. Elizabeth.

Children of Henry Matteson and Hannah Parsons are:702 i. Thomas Matteson, born 1672 in (Kent) RI; died January 19, 1739/40 in E. Greenwich (Kent), RI;

married Martha Shippee November 14, 1695 in (Kent) RI.ii. Henry Matteson II, born 1670; died April 13, 1752; married Judith Weaver 1694; born June 24, 1674;

died 1751.iii. Joseph Matteson, born 1678; died 1758; married Rachel Weaver; born December 24, 1684.iv. Francis Matteson, born March 15, 1679/80; died 1750; married Sarah Nichols May 12, 1702.v. Hannah Matteson

vi. Hezekiah Matteson, born 1684; died 1752; married Margaret Wescot; born March 08, 1701/02; diedApril 12, 1753.

vii. Josiah Matteson, born 1685; died 1754; married Rosannah Wescot.

1406. David Shippee, born Abt. 1640 in (Kent) RI; died 1718 in (Providence) RI. He was the son of 2812.Thomas Shippe and 2813. Grace. He married 1407. Margaret Scranton August 15, 1664 in Warwick (Kent)RI.

1407. Margaret Scranton, born Abt. 1645 in (Kent) RI; died 1718 in (Providence) RI. She was thedaughter of 2814. Thomas Scranton and 2815. Mary Margaret unknown.

Notes for David Shippee:See "Founders and Patriots of America", vol 28, pg. 39. Also check "Gen. Class by Family Group Coding forDescent from Common Ancestors" - 2 vols, Scranton, Shippee.

Children of David Shippee and Margaret Scranton are:703 i. Martha Shippee, born 1669 in Medfield (Norfolk) MA; died 1723; married Thomas Matteson November

14, 1695 in (Kent) RI.ii. Elizabeth Shippee, born 1665; died 1716; married James Cooper.

iii. Mary Shippee, born 1669; married John Rutenburg.iv. Samuel Shippee, born 1671.v. David Shippee II, born 1674.

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vi. Thomas Shippee, born 1675.vii. Solomon Shippee, born 1677.

1600. Jacob Isaacs Van Bibber51, born Abt. 1614 in Utrecht? Holland, Netherlands.

Notes for Jacob Isaacs Van Bibber:Came to Germantown (now Philadelphia) PA ca. 1687, following son Isaacs Jacob; possibly went on with sonMathias to Bohemia Manor (a Labidist community).

Children of Jacob Isaacs Van Bibber are:800 i. Isaacs Jacob Van Bibber, born Abt. 1640 in of Krefeld on the Rhine, Holland, Netherlands; married

Christina.ii. Matthias Jacobs Van Bibber52

Notes for Matthias Jacobs Van Bibber:Came to Schippach River, 1702; went to Bohemia Manor in 1704.

iii. Lisbet Isaacs Van Bibber, died 1684; married Herman Isaaks op den Graff; born 1642 in Krefeld; diedBet. 1704 - 1708 in (Kent) DE.

1792. Thomas Burchett/Byrchett, born Abt. 1561.

Notes for Thomas Burchett/Byrchett:Tina Brown on Ancestry has James this gen. (1580-ca 1623) and says he's grandson of Thomas (1535-1556).

Child of Thomas Burchett/Byrchett is:896 i. Thomas Burchett, born Abt. 1604 in Chatham (Kent) England/Chatham, England; died Bet. June 20,

1678 - January 20, 1679/80 in Chatham (Kent) England; married Mary Burchett Bet. 1624 - 1628 inChartham (Kent) ENG.

Generation No. 12

2752. Rev. Benjamin Woolsey, born 1584 in Yarmouth (Norfolk) ENG. He was the son of 5504. ThomasWoolsey III. He married 2753. Hook.

2753. Hook

Child of Benjamin Woolsey and Hook is:1376 i. Joris Woolsey, born October 27, 1610 in Yarmouth (Norfolk), ENG; died August 17, 1698 in Jamaica

(Queens), NY; married Rebecca Cornell December 19, 1647 in Brooklyn (Kings), NY.

2754. Thomas Cornell, born March 24, 1592/93 in Bumstead (Essex) ENG; died February 08, 1653/54.He was the son of 5508. George Cornell and 5509. Susan Casse. He married 2755. Rebecca Briggs Abt. 1625.

2755. Rebecca Briggs, born 1600 in ENG; died February 08, 1672/73 in Portsmouth (Newport) RI. Shewas the daughter of 5510. Henry Briggs and 5511. Elizabeth Spencer.

Notes for Thomas Cornell:1638 - Land owner; tavern keeper (RI)1642 - Land owner (NY) - chased away by natives.

Hudson-Mohawk Family Memoirs, Vol. II, Hudson-Mohawk Family Histories, page 878: "Thomas Cornell cameto America about 1638 with his wife and most if not all of his nine children. He settled first in Boston, fromwhence he removed to Portsmouth, Rhode Island, later to New Amsterdam; afterward he returned to RhodeIsland, but later removed again to New Amsterdam, obtaining there a grant of land on Long Island Sound, nowwithin the limist of Greater New York, from which he seems to have been driven by the Indians. He returned toPortsmouth, where he died."

Ancestral Records and Portraits, Vol. 1 (familytreemaker): "Thomas Cornell arrived in Boston, with wife and

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family in 1638. In 1641 he removed to Portsmouth, R.I., and from there, in 1643, to Throgg's Neck, N.Y., where,after a brief period, as Governor Winthrop records:

"'The Indians set upon the English that dwelt under the Dutch and killed such of Mr. Throckmorton's and Mr.Cornhill's families as were at home. These people have cast off ordinances and churches and for largeraccomodations had subjected themselves to the Dutch and dwelt scattering near a mile apart.'

"Among those who escaped was Thomas Cornell, who, with the remainder of his household, went back toPortsmouth, where, in 1646, he was granted about two hundred acres of land. The same year he received a grantof land in Westchester County, N. Y., known to this day as 'Cornell's Neck.' he died in 1673, having been closelyassociated with Roger Williams in his colonization of Rhode Island, and having held many positions of trust,among others that of Commissioner, 1643. The place at Portsmouth is still owned by the family. The old housewas burnt in 1889. From the windows of the modern house, built in colonial style, can be seen the old burying-ground of the family, where Thomas Cornell, the first of his name in this country, was interred...."

My earlier printout includes notes of Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland: Family Records, 1900 (notes him ascohort of Williams and Ann Hutchinson); also notes from Rhode Island Genealogies, p. 55, including info on landrecords. Have info from Fred Shonnard and W. W. Spooner: History of Westchester Co., NY (1900) on file (pp92-95) on file.

Notes for Rebecca Briggs:Notes on murder and strange circumstances around her death in previous notes, taken from Rhode IslandGenealogies, p. 55; see my previous printout. (Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, by John OsborneAustin, 1969). Also notes her estate.

More About Rebecca Briggs:Baptism: October 25, 1600, St. James Parish, Clerkenwell, London

Children of Thomas Cornell and Rebecca Briggs are:1377 i. Rebecca Cornell, born January 31, 1628/29 in Saffron Waldon, Essex, England; died February 05,

1712/13 in (Queens) NY; married (1) Charles Bridges; married (2) Thomas Willett; married (3) JorisWoolsey December 19, 1647 in Brooklyn (Kings), NY.

ii. Thomas Cornell II, born October 21, 1627 in ENG; died May 23, 1673 in Portsmouth (Newport) RI;married (1) Sarah Earle; died Aft. 1690; married (2) Elizabeth.

Notes for Thomas Cornell II:Accused & convicted of matricide.

iii. Sarah Cornell, born March 30, 1623; married (1) John Lawrence; married (2) Thomas Willett September01, 1643; married (3) Charles Bridges November 03, 1647.

iv. Ann Cornell, born August 02, 1635; married Thomas Kent.v. Richard Cornell, born July 1628; died August 11, 1694 in Flushing (Queens) NY; married Elizabeth

Jessup; died Aft. 1694.vi. John Cornell, born June 06, 1634; married Mary Russell; born 1645.

vii. Joshua Cornell, born 1641; died Aft. 1664 in of Dartmouth, MA.viii. Elizabeth Cornell, born January 15, 1636/37; died Aft. 1708; married Christopher Almy; born 1632; died

January 30, 1712/13.ix. Samuel Cornell, born 1639 in Boston, MA; died 1715 in of Dartmouth, MA; married (1) Deborah;

married (2) Grissell Strange; born 1641.x. Kelame Cornell, born October 1630; died October 1632.

xi. George Cornell, born 1620; married Deliverance Clark.xii. William Cornell

xiii. William Cornell, born December 09, 1632.xiv. Elizabeth Cornell, born May 01, 1631.xv. Mary Cornell, born 1643.

2760. Henry Fowler II, born 1590. He was the son of 5520. Henry Fowler I and 5521. Annis Knight.

Child of Henry Fowler II is:1380 i. Henry Fowler III, born Abt. 1632 in Hambleton (Rutland) ENG; died September 19, 1687 in

Marmaroneck (Westchester) NY; married Rebecca Newell June 04, 1655 in Providence (Providence) RI.

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2762. Abraham Newell II53, born 1581 in Ipswich (Suffolk) ENG; died June 13, 1672 in Roxbury (Essex)MA. He was the son of 5524. Abraham Newell and 5525. Frances. He married 2763. Frances 1619 in Ipswich(Suffolk) ENG.

2763. Frances, born Bet. 1582 - 1594; died November 13, 1682.

Notes for Abraham Newell II:Much of children's info from Savage.Immigration, land and will on file.Came to America on the Francis, age 50, in 1634 with wife Frances, 40, and children Faith 14 ("Ruth" in Churchrecords), Grace 13, Abraham III 8, John 5, Isaac 2, Jacob (born on ship). Freeman 1635. Tailor, probably nativeof Essex. Hotten says Faith, age 14, and Henry Howard, age 7, came aboard the Francis with John Bernard, 36and wife Mary, 38, sailing "the last of April 1634." (278-9).

Children of Abraham Newell and Frances are:1381 i. Rebecca Newell, born July 15, 1637 in Roxbury (Essex) MA; died in Westbury, NY; married Henry

Fowler III June 04, 1655 in Providence (Providence) RI.ii. Faith Newell, born 1620 in ENG.

iii. Grace Newell, born 1621 in ENG.iv. Abraham Newell III, born 1626 in ENG; married (2) Susanna Rand February 08, 1651/52.v. John Newell, born 1629 in ENG.

vi. Isaac Newell, born 1632 in ENG; died December 08, 1707; married Elizabeth Curtis December 14,1658.

vii. Jacob Newell, born Abt. 1634 in Aboard ship "Francis", Atlantic Ocean; married Martha GibsonNovember 03, 1657.

More About Jacob Newell:Burial: December 30, 1678

2764. William Thorne, born Bet. 1606 - 1617 in ENG; died Bet. 1657 - 1664 in NY. He was the son of5528. John Thorne. He married 2765. Susannah Booth Bef. 1636.

2765. Susannah Booth, born in England; died Aft. 1675.

Notes for William Thorne:Ancestral Records and Portraits, Vol 1 (familytreemaker): "William Thorne, was one of the first settlers of LongIsland, and with seventeen others became a patentee of Flushing, in 1645, granted by Dutch governor, Kieft. Hewas also granted a plantation lot in Gravesend, of which Lady Moody, and three others, had received a generalpatent; about ten years later he became one of the proprietors of Jamaica." Notes he signed the remonstrance of1657.

Granted a plantation lot in Gravesend; 10 years later became one of the general proprietors of Jamaica, where hesigned a remonstrance in 1657 against severe treatment of the Quakers.

Per "The Jones Family of Long Island" on Familytreemaker, "William Hallett survived his wife Elizabeth and,according to mss. of G. W. Cock of Glen Cove, m. Susannah (widow Thorne), mother of Joseph Thorne;""according to mss. of C. B. Moore, ...before 1693 married Rebecca, widow of John Bailey, who died at Setanket,Long Island."

Children of William Thorne and Susannah Booth are:1382 i. John Thorne, born 1639 in Lynn?, MA; died Bet. 1698 - 1709 in Flushing (Queens) NY; married Mary

Pearsall May 09, 1664 in Flushing (Queens) NY.ii. William Thorne II, born Abt. 1636; died Abt. 1669 in Hempstead? (Long Isl.) NY; married Winnifred

Abt. 1662.

More About Winnifred:Burial: February 20, 1712/13, Flushing (Queens) NY

iii. Joseph Thorne, born Abt. 1642; died May 1727 in Flushing (Queens) NY; married (1) Anna LawrensonFebruary 01, 1671/72; married (2) Mary Bowne 1679; born January 06, 1660/61.

iv. Susannah Thorne, born Abt. 1645.v. Samuel Thorne, born Abt. 1648.

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2766. Nicholas Pearsall, born Abt. 1619 in (Queens) NY; died Bet. March 10, 1689/90 - May 21, 1691. Hewas the son of 5532. Thomas Pearsall and 5533. Mary Brent. He married 2767. Mary Van Damm.

2767. Mary Van Damm

Notes for Nicholas Pearsall:Signed Flushing Remonstrance. Other notes on file.Will 3/10/1689/90 // 21 May 1691 (Book A, p 54 - Long Island Source Records: Abstracts of Wills, Queens Co.,NY --on GenLib). Provides life estate to widow dividing property between John Thorne, "son of my daughterMary Thorne, and Robert Embree, son of my daughter Sarah." (Rec. v. 65 p 327 of Queens Co. Wills A54), Exr:William Fowler. Wit: Aaron Cornelisse and Matthias Harvey.

"Waldo Fam." in gencircles.com/users/amosevick/1/data/1116.html --Cites argument that Henry of Hempstedd(d. 1667) was head of American brance and was not brother of Nicholas (per James Pearsall of E. Millstone, NJ)

Notes for Mary Van Damm:Others note name as Sarah ____; some note Mary Sarah Van Vandamm. As noted per "Waldo family" ingencircles.com/users/asmosevick/1/data/1116.html and in /rasuds/1/data/776.html.

Children of Nicholas Pearsall and Mary Van Damm are:1383 i. Mary Pearsall, born 1643 in (Queens) NY; married John Thorne May 09, 1664 in Flushing (Queens)

NY.ii. Sarah Pearsall

2800. Thomas Josselyn, born Abt. 1591 in (Suffolk) England; died January 03, 1660/61 in (Lancaster, MA.He married 2801. Rebecca Marlowe 1615 in (Essex) ENG.

2801. Rebecca Marlowe, born 1592 in (Suffolk) ENG.

Children of Thomas Josselyn and Rebecca Marlowe are:1400 i. Abraham Josselyn, born 1619 in (Lancashire) England; died April 17, 1670 in Aboard ship "Good

Fame", off VA coast; of (Lancaster) MA; married Beatrice Hampsen November 14, 1642 in St. Mary's,London, ENG.

ii. Rebecca Josselyn, born 1617 in England.iii. Dorothy Josselyn, born 1624 in England.iv. Nathaniel Josselyn, born 1627 in England; died April 08, 1694 in Marlborough, MA; married Sarah

King; died July 02, 1706.

2802. Philip Hampsen, born 1601 in London, ENG; died July 04, 1654 in St. Michael's, London, ENG. Hemarried 2803. Jane/Anne Bedford.

2803. Jane/Anne Bedford

Notes for Jane/Anne Bedford:I had earlier recorded Jane or Anne; got "Anne Bedford" from Ancestry (married 18 feb 1633) and they includeother children: Hannah, Samuel, Jonathan.

Child of Philip Hampsen and Jane/Anne Bedford is:1401 i. Beatrice Hampsen, born July 15, 1623 in London, ENG; died January 11, 1710/11 in Boston (Suffolk)

MA (of Hull?); married (1) Abraham Josselyn November 14, 1642 in St. Mary's, London, ENG; married(2) Benjamin Bosworth November 06, 1671.

2810. Hugh Parsons II, born March 11, 1612/13 in (Newport) RI; died January 11, 1683/84 in (Newport)RI. He was the son of 5620. Hugh Parsons and 5621. Elizabeth Bagshawe. He married 2811. Elizabeth.

2811. Elizabeth, born Abt. 1604 in England.

Notes for Hugh Parsons II:The Cooley Genealogy, pgs. 81-83, 101, 107, 120, 121 refs. to Hugh Parsons, bricklayer, lived across the streetfrom Cooley.

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Gen. of Families and Descendants of Early Settlers of Watertown, Mass., p. 313; also p. 690 notes Hugh andMary (receiving help after trial for self and family); 1653 built a house, etc.

Children of Hugh Parsons and Elizabeth are:1405 i. Hannah Parsons, born August 07, 1646 in (Middlesex or Hampshire) MA; died 1685 in (Providence) RI;

married (1) Henry Matteson; married (2) Charles Hazelton.ii. Grace Parsons, died Aft. 1677; married (1) William Bailey; married (2) Thomas Lawton; died 1681.

2812. Thomas Shippe, born 1600 in ENG; died October 17, 1683. He was the son of 5624. ThanklordSheppe/Shippe and 5625. Elizabeth. He married 2813. Grace Abt. 1638 in (Kent) RI.

2813. Grace, born Bef. 1628 in England; died July 31, 1696.

Child of Thomas Shippe and Grace is:1406 i. David Shippee, born Abt. 1640 in (Kent) RI; died 1718 in (Providence) RI; married Margaret Scranton

August 15, 1664 in Warwick (Kent) RI.

2814. Thomas Scranton, born Abt. 1615 in (Kent) RI; died Bef. November 09, 1663 in Warwick, RI. Hemarried 2815. Mary Margaret unknown Abt. 1640.

2815. Mary Margaret unknown

Notes for Thomas Scranton:Became townsman at Warwick 10 Oct 1657. Died by 9 Nov. 1663 when Francis Usleton sought damages againsthis estate and against Elizabeth Scranton (rel. unkn.).

Children of Thomas Scranton and Mary unknown are:1407 i. Margaret Scranton, born Abt. 1645 in (Kent) RI; died 1718 in (Providence) RI; married David Shippee

August 15, 1664 in Warwick (Kent) RI.ii. Thomas Scranton II, born 1641 in Prudence Island, RI; died 1724; married Mary; died 1742.

iii. Scrantoniv. Scranton

Generation No. 13

5504. Thomas Woolsey III, born 1558 in Yarmouth (Norfolk) ENG. He was the son of 11008. ThomasWynter Woolsey.

Child of Thomas Woolsey III is:2752 i. Rev. Benjamin Woolsey, born 1584 in Yarmouth (Norfolk) ENG; married Hook.

5508. George Cornell, born Abt. 1536 in Fairstead (Essex) England; died Bet. 1568 - 1628 in ENG. Hemarried 5509. Susan Casse April 23, 1593.

5509. Susan Casse, born Abt. 1543 in England.

Children of George Cornell and Susan Casse are:i. Richard Cornell, born 1594 in Terling or Bumstead Tower, Essex, England; died June 22, 1631 in

(Essex) ENG; married Mary; born Abt. 1567.2754 ii. Thomas Cornell, born March 24, 1592/93 in Bumstead (Essex) ENG; died February 08, 1653/54;

married Rebecca Briggs Abt. 1625.iii. Joshua Cornell, born June 01, 1595.iv. Sarah Cornell, born Abt. 1597; married John Briggs.

5510. Henry Briggs, born 1574 in London, ENG; died 1625. He was the son of 11020. David Briggs and11021. Mary Croft. He married 5511. Elizabeth Spencer January 19, 1596/97.

5511. Elizabeth Spencer, born July 06, 1580 in London or (Yorkshire) ENG. She was the daughter of11022. William Spencer and 11023. Jenet Watkinson.

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More About Henry Briggs:Burial: August 14, 1625, St. James, Clerkenwell, London, ENG

Child of Henry Briggs and Elizabeth Spencer is:2755 i. Rebecca Briggs, born 1600 in ENG; died February 08, 1672/73 in Portsmouth (Newport) RI; married

Thomas Cornell Abt. 1625.

5520. Henry Fowler I, born 1560 in Hambleton (Rutland) ENG. He was the son of 11040. ThomasFowler and 11041. Sarah Kevington. He married 5521. Annis Knight November 04, 1580 in Edlesborough(Buckinghamshire) ENG.

5521. Annis Knight, born 1562 in (Buckinhamshire) ENG.

Child of Henry Fowler and Annis Knight is:2760 i. Henry Fowler II, born 1590.

5524. Abraham Newell, born 1555 in Ipswich (Suffolk) ENG. He married 5525. Frances.5525. Frances

Notes for Abraham Newell:Essex, Hertf.: Chelmsford - Wills, 1400-1619 Mgs. @ Curry Rivel 1642-1812, v 4 at Essex Office (f o 53):1582 Neville/Nevell/Newell, Abraham, fisherman, Barking 275ER14.

Child of Abraham Newell and Frances is:2762 i. Abraham Newell II, born 1581 in Ipswich (Suffolk) ENG; died June 13, 1672 in Roxbury (Essex) MA;

married Frances 1619 in Ipswich (Suffolk) ENG.

5528. John Thorne, born Abt. 1580 in ENG.

Child of John Thorne is:2764 i. William Thorne, born Bet. 1606 - 1617 in ENG; died Bet. 1657 - 1664 in NY; married Susannah Booth

Bef. 1636.

5532. Thomas Pearsall He married 5533. Mary Brent.5533. Mary Brent

Child of Thomas Pearsall and Mary Brent is:2766 i. Nicholas Pearsall, born Abt. 1619 in (Queens) NY; died Bet. March 10, 1689/90 - May 21, 1691;

married Mary Van Damm.

5620. Hugh Parsons, born November 27, 1561 in Great Milton (Oxfordshire) ENG; died May 20, 1642.He was the son of 11240. Thomas Parsons and 11241. Catherine Radcliff of Sydenham. He married 5621.Elizabeth Bagshawe December 11, 1608 in St. Andrews Holburn, London, ENG.

5621. Elizabeth Bagshawe, born Abt. 1580 in St. Magnis, London (Middlesex) ENG.

Notes for Hugh Parsons:London Marriage Licenses 1520-1610 (on Ancestry): "11 Dec 1608 Hugh Parsons, of St. Clement danes, Msx.,Gent., and Elizabeth Tomkyns of St. mary at Hill, London, widow of John Tomkyns, late of same, Cordwaineis;at St. Andrews Holburn." (see NEHGR vol 1 p 159/263).

Children of Hugh Parsons and Elizabeth Bagshawe are:2810 i. Hugh Parsons II, born March 11, 1612/13 in (Newport) RI; died January 11, 1683/84 in (Newport) RI;

married Elizabeth.ii. Benjamin Parsons, married Sarah Vere.

iii. Robert Parsonsiv. Sarah Parsonsv. Maria Parsons

vi. James Parsons

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vii. Katherine Parsonsviii. Anne Parsons

5624. Thanklord Sheppe/Shippe, born 1575 in ENG. He married 5625. Elizabeth.5625. Elizabeth

Child of Thanklord Sheppe/Shippe and Elizabeth is:2812 i. Thomas Shippe, born 1600 in ENG; died October 17, 1683; married Grace Abt. 1638 in (Kent) RI.

Generation No. 14

11008. Thomas Wynter Woolsey, born 1528 in Yarmouth (Norfolk) ENG54. He was the son of 22016.Thomas Woolsey I and 22017. Joan Lark.

Child of Thomas Wynter Woolsey is:5504 i. Thomas Woolsey III, born 1558 in Yarmouth (Norfolk) ENG.

11020. David Briggs He married 11021. Mary Croft.11021. Mary Croft

Child of David Briggs and Mary Croft is:5510 i. Henry Briggs, born 1574 in London, ENG; died 1625; married Elizabeth Spencer January 19, 1596/97.

11022. William Spencer He married 11023. Jenet Watkinson.11023. Jenet Watkinson

Child of William Spencer and Jenet Watkinson is:5511 i. Elizabeth Spencer, born July 06, 1580 in London or (Yorkshire) ENG; married Henry Briggs January 19,

1596/97.

11040. Thomas Fowler, born 1530 in Hambleton (Rutland) ENG. He was the son of 22080. AnthonyFowler. He married 11041. Sarah Kevington.

11041. Sarah Kevington, born 1535 in (Rutland) ENG.

Child of Thomas Fowler and Sarah Kevington is:5520 i. Henry Fowler I, born 1560 in Hambleton (Rutland) ENG; married Annis Knight November 04, 1580 in

Edlesborough (Buckinghamshire) ENG.

11240. Thomas Parsons55, born 1530 in Great Milton (Oxfordshire) ENG. He married 11241. CatherineRadcliff of Sydenham October 19, 1555 in Great Milton (Oxfordshire) ENG.

11241. Catherine Radcliff of Sydenham, born 1539 in Sydenham (Oxfordshire) ENG. She was thedaughter of 22482. William Hester de Sydenham and 22483. Elizabeth Hyde.

More About Thomas Parsons:Burial: May 23, 1597, Great Milton (Oxfordshire) ENG

Notes for Catherine Radcliff of Sydenham:Family name may have been appropriately Hester; brothers named John, Thomas and William Hester in Thomas'swill.See also Hall Ancestry, p 491; NEGS July 1847, p 265 calls her "Hester Sydenham".gencircles.com/users/rodfrary/2/data/45018663.html says Catherine Hester, b. 1532 of Sydenham, daughter ofWilliam hester de Sydenham, b. 1505 & Elizabeth Hyde, b. 1509.www.willden.org has her as Catherine sydenham/Radcliff Sydenham and Hester sydenham.

More About Catherine Radcliff of Sydenham:

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Burial: October 03, 1608, Sandford on Thames (Oxfordshire) ENG

Children of Thomas Parsons and Catherine Radcliff of Sydenham are:5620 i. Hugh Parsons, born November 27, 1561 in Great Milton (Oxfordshire) ENG; died May 20, 1642;

married (1) Coventry; married (2) Elizabeth Bagshawe December 11, 1608 in St. Andrews Holburn,London, ENG.

ii. Thomas Parsonsiii. Richard Parsons, married / Pierpont.

Generation No. 15

22016. Thomas Woolsey I, born March 1470/71 in St Nicholas Parish, Ipswich (Suffolk) ENG; diedNovember 28, 1530. He was the son of 44032. Robert Woolsey/Wulcy and 44033. Joan Daundy. He married22017. Joan Lark.

22017. Joan Lark, born Abt. 1490 in ENG.

More About Thomas Woolsey I:Burial: Abbey Church, Leicester, ENG

Child of Thomas Woolsey and Joan Lark is:11008 i. Thomas Wynter Woolsey, born 1528 in Yarmouth (Norfolk) ENG.

22080. Anthony Fowler, born 1502 in Rycote (Oxfordshire) ENG. He was the son of 44160. RichardFowler and 44161. Elizabeth Windsor.

Child of Anthony Fowler is:11040 i. Thomas Fowler, born 1530 in Hambleton (Rutland) ENG; married Sarah Kevington.

22482. William Hester de Sydenham, born 1505. He married 22483. Elizabeth Hyde.22483. Elizabeth Hyde, born 1509 in Sydenham (Oxford) ENG.

Child of William Sydenham and Elizabeth Hyde is:11241 i. Catherine Radcliff of Sydenham, born 1539 in Sydenham (Oxfordshire) ENG; married Thomas Parsons

October 19, 1555 in Great Milton (Oxfordshire) ENG.

Generation No. 16

44032. Robert Woolsey/Wulcy, born 1445 in Combes, Stowmaker (Suffolk) ENG. He married 44033.Joan Daundy.

44033. Joan Daundy, born Bef. 1469 in (Norfolk) England.

Child of Robert Woolsey/Wulcy and Joan Daundy is:22016 i. Thomas Woolsey I, born March 1470/71 in St Nicholas Parish, Ipswich (Suffolk) ENG; died November

28, 1530; married Joan Lark.

44160. Richard Fowler, born 1460 in Rycote (Oxfordshire) ENG; died 1528. He married 44161.Elizabeth Windsor.

44161. Elizabeth Windsor, born 1465 in Bradenlove (Buckinghamshire) ENG.

Child of Richard Fowler and Elizabeth Windsor is:22080 i. Anthony Fowler, born 1502 in Rycote (Oxfordshire) ENG.

Endnotes

1. Kentucky Land Grants, Vol. 1, The, (Part 1: Chapter VI: KY Land Warrants 1816-1873), 490, Burchett, George W., 144

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ac., Book 68, page 355, survey 2-1-1866, Floyd Co., Wolf Pen Br. Cow Cr.2. Schreiner-Yantis, Netti, 1800 Tax Lists and Abstracts (Tazewell).3. Shreiner-Yantis, Netti, 1815 Tax Lists of Tazewell Co., VA.4. Cartmel, William P., An Historical Sketch of the Cartmell Pioneers, (1978).5. Martin, Mary C., Colonial Pioneers: Martin and Bell Families.6. Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania, (On Genlibrary).7. Poland, L. O., John Cartmill and Stephen Hubbard Kin, (1989).8. Pennsylvania Colonial Records, (FTM CD #512).9. Cron, Frederick, Ten Generations of the Bone Family.10. Genforum.genealogy.com/woolsey/messages/507.html, from Jack R. Templeton (grandpajack@webtv.net), ref. thisfamily.11. Margarette Sue (Burchett) Holden, Burchetts of East Kentucky and their Descendants, The, 1-3, 8-15.12. Kentucky Land Grants, Vol. 1, The, (Part 1: Chapter VI: KY Land Warrants 1816-1873), 490, Burchett, Benjamin 50ac. Book ) page 59, survey 9-20-1823, Floyd Co., Preter Ck.; 50 ac. Book R, page 1, survey 6-28-1824, Floyd Co., Lick Br.;50 ac., Book Y, page 196, survey 9-19-1827, Floyd Co., Johns Cr.. Note: Others of his generation include a Joel, Drury,Thomas, Enoch.13. Llamas, Judith King, John and Rebecca Compton, Pioneer Settlers of Tazewell Co., VA.14. Tazewell County Historical Society, Tazewell County Heritage, 1799-1995.15. "Draper Manuscript S09," quoted by Dick Walker <chloride@presys.com> in Correspondence of Bruce Logan (LDSMicro. Roll 0889195), 92-93, "Jacob Van Bibber, with his brother Tice, after a bear that had been killed, and had the bear onthe horse returning home, and were way laid by three Indians--shot and wounded Tice across the forehead, and knocked himdown senseless, and while chasing Jacob and captured him threw the bear off the horse, and went off--Tice meanwhilerecovered from the stunning effect of his wound, got up and got behind a tree, and could have shot and killed one of theIndians, but refrained from doing so, lest they should kill his captured brother. He was kept eleven months, when he escaped,and after 7 days struck the Ohio at Belleville--and happened to be a canoe on the river with several persons in it, men, womenand he hailed them telling them who he was--and though some of them knew of his captivity, at the dread of a decoy, led thewomen to be timid--yet at length, they went over, and took him to Belleville--and thence got home. He married Sarah Miller,daughter of the preceding John Miller--and moved several years after the War of 1812 to the region where the Boones lived inMissouri--probably Loutre Lick. Lived several years in Greenup Co., KY and went out from there to relief at Ft. Hays."16. "Draper Manuscript S09," quoted by Dick Walker <chloride@presys.com> in Correspondence of Bruce Logan (LDSMicro. Roll 0889195), 93-94, "Jacob Van Bibber used to relate to my informants, that the Indians soon after they took him totheir towns, concluded to try his disposition and test it--and sent him with a kettle to the spring for some water, and when hereturned with it filled, they would throw it out, and send him again--and that kept him going and returning, only to have thewater thrown away--but he seemed to care nothing about it, but kept on good nature by whistling. He became very muchattached to his Indian mother, and she to him, and where the Indians would get into a drinking spree, she would hide him bycovering bark over him till they would get sober, and danger was passed. He hid away food a little at a time till he gotenough to venture to run away--and had often sent him after horses and he succeeded so well, and they had so muchconfidence in him, they sent him again after horses, when he got his small supply of provisions, and started in the direction ofthe mouth of the Kanawha, as the Indians informed him when he had previously asked them. He was of small size but veryactive and supple."17. Evelyn Pfingston Dismore <et@vci.net>, Information of Evelyn Pfingston Dismore in Correspondence of Bruce Logan(1998), "Electronic," Death was in (Greenup) KY per her.18. Margarette Sue (Burchett) Holden, Burchetts of East Kentucky and their Descendants, The.19. Kentucky Land Grants, Vol. 1, The, (Part 1: Chapter VI: KY Land Warrants 1816-1873), 490, Burchett, Burrel, 50 ac.Book V, page 275, survey 12-17-1827, Morgan Co., Fk. Little Sandy R.20. Boone Family, 556, In notes, ref. "The Van Bibber Family."21. "Montgomery County" (Missouri), 297, In notes.22. Bruce Logan, Family of Peter Van Bibber, Jr..23. Evelyn Pfingston Dismore <et@vci.net>, Information of Evelyn Pfingston Dismore in Correspondence of Bruce Logan(1998), "Electronic," "They lived in the Blackwater-Pigg River area variously under Lunenberg, Halifax, Pittsylvania andBedford Counties of Virginia until 1770 when they went across the Blue Ridge to the mouth of the Greenbrier River, then inBotetourt County....[after Peter died] Marjory and Olive...lived with her son, Peter VanBebber (III) until after Olive'smarriage to Nathan Boone in 1799. Marjory is said to have lived with one of her sons in Kentucky about 1817, but she spenther last years at the home of Olive Boone and Nathan Boone as did Daniel Boone and his wife....Marjory was in good healthin 1834 in St. Charles County Missouri and is said to have died at Nathan Boone's in Greene County Missouri in 1844 at theage of 104. I suspect that Marjory's actual name was spelled as Majer or perhaps Major. There were several girl relativesnamed after her....Major/Majer is a rare name for women but is also found in other fmaily groups in early Dorchester andSomerset County of Maryland."24. Howe, Henry, Historic Collections of Virginia, 366-367, ref. to a "Jessie Van Bibber" (Mason County?); gives details ofearly Point Pleasant, the Fort and Van Bibber family, ref. Indian raids on them. On File.25. Hazel Atterbury Spraker, Boone Family, The, (Genealogical Publishing, 1974), 126-127, Olive born 13 Jan., 1783 inGreenbriar Co., on the banks of the Greenbriar River, Ky.(sic) Cites Draper Manuscript 6S 18-254: "At Limestone (nowMaysville) Nathan Boone got his marriage license and returned (75 miles) to Little Sandy, where Mr. Peter Van Bibber thenlived, and Sept. 26th was married to Miss Olive Van Bibber; then started out and went all the way by land via Lexington,Louisville, Vincennes and St. Louis." See more in notes.26. Hazel Atterbury Spraker, Boone Family, The, (Genealogical Publishing, 1974), 127, "A brief history of Olive (Van

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Bibber) Boone's early life and marriage is contained in a statement made by her during her lifetime. ...recorded in thehandwriting of Mrs. John C. Boone (her daughter-in-law) and preserved in the family of L. N. Boone of Webster Grove,Missouri ...saying that she...grew up at the mouth of the Big Kanawha River... ..."After the death of my father, Peter VanBibber, my mother and I lived with my brother in Ohio on the Ohio, opposite the mouth of the Big Sandy River. I wasmarried on the 26th of Sept. 1799. On the first of October, without any company but my husband, I started to Missouri, orUpper Louisiana.... It was a rather perilous trip for so young a couple. I was just sixteen, my husband eighteen.'."27. "Draper Manuscript S09," quoted by Dick Walker <chloride@presys.com> in Correspondence of Bruce Logan (LDSMicro. Roll 0889195), 93, "Joseph Van Bibber, a brother of Jacob, was taken prisoner--taken to Canada, and kept 3 years,when Tice Van Bibber went and got him. Didn't live long after his return."28. "Draper Manuscript S09," quoted by Dick Walker <chloride@presys.com> in Correspondence of Bruce Logan (LDSMicro. Roll 0889195), 92, "John Miller was commissary at Point Pleasant for several years, and had much to do in that line--keeping hunters out killing buffalo, deer, etc. He lived at Point Pleasant when my informant was born there in 1797, but soonmoved to mouth of Wyandott, and lived there 10 or 12 years, and then moved to Greenup Co., KY, on East Fork of LittleSandy, about 16 miles about south of Greensborough and there died about 1837, aged about 75 years. He was a great hunter--he was in his younger days about 5 feet 10 inches and weighed about 160--but in his old age reached 230 pounds."29. Poland, L. O., John Cartmill and Stephen Hubbard Kin, (1989), 9, cites Will Book 5, p 187 (Augusta) VA; proved byone of the witnesses, Nov. Court 1773. ..."Doubtlessly, the John and Henry Cartmills above, had other brothers, namedRobert, James, Thomas, David, etc., and some sisters."30. Poland, L. O., John Cartmill and Stephen Hubbard Kin, (1989), 10, "Per the affidavit of Henry, jr., p. 16, henry Sr. livedin Chester Co., Pa. prior to about 1757 when he moved to Augusta Co., Va. In about 1761, Henry Jr. reports, the familymoved to Botetourt Co., Va. ...The Will of Henry Cartmill, Sr., Will Book A., p. 253, Botetourt Co. Circuit Court, Fincastle,Va. Legacies to wife, Mary; sons, John, James & Henry Jr., his youngest son; daughters, wife of James green, wife of JamesHuston, wife of Robert Stewart, wife of Henry Stewart; and Wm. Patterson, relation not stated. Will signed on 4 Sept. 1786.Probated 13 Feb. 1787.31. "Montgomery County" (Missouri), 297, In notes.32. Evelyn Pfingston Dismore <et@vci.net>, Information of Evelyn Pfingston Dismore in Correspondence of Bruce Logan(1998), "Electronic," "...after disposing of the Maryland lands they [James and Ann] left the Eastern shore of Maryland andmoved west to the Shendoah Valley of Virginia. By 1744 he was in Frederick County VA where he was closely associatedwith his brother, George Bounds and his wife Mary Claywell. In 1754 James Bounds was Constable of Bedford County VA,where his daughter Jane married John Cole. c1761 he was in Anson County North Carolina where he swapped land with hissons James Jr, Jesse, and john Bounds...his son-in-law John Cole and Stephen Cole and their uncle, Mark Cole. James (Sr)died by 1775 and was buried on his own plantation in Anson County NC."33. Pennsylvania Colonial Records, (FTM CD #512), 311 in Abstract of The Pennsylvania Gazette, 17 Oct. 1754: "SamuelBowden, English servant, painter, runaway from Jacob Van Bibber, living in Cecil Co., MD.34. Pennsylvania Colonial Records, (FTM CD #512), 309 in Abstracts from The Pennsylvania Gazette, 10 Oct. 1754: Thefollowing have been elected for New Castle County ...representative, William Armstrong, Evan Reice, Jacob Vanbebber,james M'Mechen, John M'Cool, William Patterson, sheriffs William Golden, John M'Kinley; coroners, Robert Morrison, JohnM'Clughan.35. Evelyn Pfingston Dismore <et@vci.net>, Information of Evelyn Pfingston Dismore in Correspondence of Bruce Logan(1998), "Electronic," "Marjory's Grandfather was John Bounds Jr who married a Rebecca (??). He was born c 1672 inSomerset County MD along the Nanticoke River at his parents plantation. John was a planter and resided with Rebecca onland across the Nanticoke River in Dorchester County MD."36. VA Land Records: Charles City Co., Patents issued during Regal Gov., (FTM CDROM #174), Issued patent on 15 Mar1672/3 for 351 ac., 32 poles, on south side of Appomattox River adj. lands of Henry Batt and James Thweat.37. Krefeld Immigrants and their Descendants (Collection of Anne Lutz), 1990:4, In "The Settlement of Germantown," fromSamuel W. Pennypacker's book of the same name (1899): "Other emigrants ere long began to appear in the littletown....David Scherkes, perhaps from Muhlheim on the Ruhr, and Walter Seimens and Isaac Jacobs Van Bebber, both fromCrefeld, were in Germantown Nov. 8th, 1684. Van Bebber was a son of Jacob Isaacs Van Bebber and was followed here afew years later, 1687, by his father, and brother Matthias.38. Maryland Calendar of Wills, Vol. 8, Will of Vanbebber, Matthias.39. Krefeld Immigrants and their Descendants, 11:1:6-8, Author proposes that this Heinrich is the same as Henry, son ofJacob Isaacs Van Bibber.40. Norbury, George, Colonial Families of the United States of America, vol. V, 461, 538-539, "Mackenzie" lists him here,instead of as son of Peter, which I also have seen. Text on file.41. Krefeld Immigrants and their Descendants (Collection of Anne Lutz), 1990:3, In "The Settlement of Germantown," fromSamuel W. Pennypacker's book of the same name (1899): "Kriegsheim, October 12, 1685, having crossed the sea in the"Francis and Dorothy" there arrived in Germantown Peter Schumacher with his son Peter, his daughters Mary, Frances andGertrude, and his cousin Sarah; Gerhard Hendricks with his wife Mary, his daughter Sarah and his servant Heinrich Frey, thelast named from altheim in Alsace. Peter Schumacher, an early Quaker convert from the Mennonites is the first persondefinitely ascertained to have come from Kriegsheim. Fortunately we know under what auspices he arrived. By an agreementwith Dirck Sipman, of Crefeld, dated august 16th, 1685, he was to proceed with the first good wind to Pennsylvania, andthere received two hundred acres from Hermann Op den Graeff, on which he should erect a dwelling, and for which he shouldpay a rent of two rix dollars a year."42. Krefeld Immigrants and their Descendants, 8:2:64, "The 'Frances and Dorothy,' from London, Richard Bridgeman,commander, arrived in Philadelphia Eight-month, 14, 1685 (old style). Among the Passengers were Peter Schumacher andPeter, his son; Mary his daughter; and Sarah, his cosen; and Frances and Gertrude, his daighters. Signed Thos. Shoemaker."

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The article continues next page, with extensive account of the family's persecutions and movements, as well as Peter'sconversion to the Society of Friends.43. Evelyn Pfingston Dismore <et@vci.net>, Information of Evelyn Pfingston Dismore in Correspondence of Bruce Logan(1998), "Electronic," "The first documented Bounds in America was Marjory's great grandfather, John Bounds (who probablyleft London aboard the good ship Hopewell bound for the Barbadoes in 1634 at age 20) who with his wife Mary Hiam leftVirginia for Maryland c. 1672. John & Mary were members of the Church of England and indeed he was a vestryman andwas one of those selected to lay out the boundaries of the Stepney Parish (from whose records much of this information isextracted)."44. Bruce Logan, Family of Peter Van Bibber, Jr..45. Whitaker, Rev. Epher, History of Southold, Long Island, (1881), 249-255, Resided with parents in Rotterdam, then toPlymouth, MA 1623. "Became a resident of the Dutch metropolis at the mouth of the Hudson, and a trader in partnership withIsaac Allerton, who had come to Plymouth in the Mayflower three years earlier than himself."46. Bergen, T. G., Register in Alphabetical Order of the Early Settlers of Kings County, Long Island, New York, etc.,(1881), 393, Joris noted here.47. The Refugees of 1776 from Long Island to Connecticut, 646, Noted here, along with son, Rev. Benjamin.48. Will of George Woolsey; (Queens) NY, Vol. A, 132, 2 Nov 1691/d. 17 Aug 1698/p. 22 Feb 1699; to son George land atBeaver Pond; son Thomas 15 ac w. of home lot of Anton Waters; son John 300 ac by Little Plains; daughter Mary outfit atmarriage or age 18; residue to wife Rebekah, to be divided at her death between 3 sons (land) and 3 daughters (goods andchattels)--Sarah Hallett, Rebecca Wiggins, Mary Woolsey.49. Land Patent to John Chafin.50. Lineage of Hereditary Society Members, 1600's-1900's: 17th Century Colonial Ancestors, 19, Bayles, John (1617-82)NY; md. Rebecca ______. Townsman; Constable; Magistrate. Bayless, John (1617-82) CT; md Rebecca Stillwell. Justice;Town Clerk.51. Krefeld Immigrants and their Descendants, 1990:7, In "The Settlement of Germantown," from Samuel W. Pennypacker'sbook of the same name (1899): The Van Bebber were undoubtedly men of standing, ability, enterprise and means. Thefather, Jacob Isaac moved into Philadelphia before 1698, being described as a merchant in High Street, and died there before1711. Matthias...made a trip to Holland in 1701...and returned to Philadelphia before Apruil 13th , 1702. He remained inthat city until 1704, when he and his elder brother, Isaac Jacob, accompanied by Reynier Hermanns Van Burklow, a son-in-law of Peter Schumacher, and possibly others, removed to Bohemia Manor, Cecil County, Maryland. There he was a justiceof the peace, and is described in the deeds as a merchant and a gentleman. Their descendants, like many others, soon fellaway from the simple habits and strict creed of their fathers; the Van Beebers of Maryland have been distinguished in all thewars and at the bar; and at the Falls of the Kanawha, Van Bebber's rock, a crag jetting out at a great height over the river, stillpreserves the memory and recalls the exploits of one of the most daring Indian fighters in Western Virginia.52. Krefeld Immigrants and their Descendants (Collection of Anne Lutz), 1990:7, In "The Settlement of Germantown," fromSamuel W. Pennypacker's book of the same name (1899): In 1702 began the settlement on the Skippack. This firstoutgrowth of Germantown also had its origin at Crefeld....Of Sipman's own purchase of five thousand acres, five hundred andeighty-eight acres were laid out at Germantown, and all that remained of the six thousand acres he sold in 1698 to MatthiasVan Bebber, who, getting in addition five hundred acres and four hundred and fifteen acres by purchase, had the whole tractof six thousand one hundred and sixty-six acres located by patent, February 22, 1702, on the Skippack. It was in the presentPerkiomen Township, Montgomery County.....For the next half century, at least, it was known as Bebber's township, orBebber's Town... Van Bebber immediately began to colonize it, most of the settlers being Mennonites.... Van Bebber gaveone hundred acres for a Mennonite church, which was built about 1725....53. Savage, Dictionary of First Settlers of New England, Vol. 3, 166, On file.54. Whitaker, Rev. Epher, History of Southold, Long Island, (1881), 249-250, Yarmouth, England is described here.55. William S. Pellatreau, Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogy and Family History of New York.