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ancestors in the thirteen original American colonies.

   
JAMES 1600 ENGLAND MARY LOBEL 1 MAY 1625 "Highgate, London, Middlesex, England" PLYMOUTH MASSACHUSETTS "sailor, later inn keeper; first settler of Cole’s Hill, just back of Plymouth Rock, in which the pilgrims were buried the first winter" ChristiSShields@aol.com lots of distant relatives and internet

eunice m sanville aubrey amero mohawk indian

Domingo Madaris abt 1620 either VA or Portugal don't know spouses name abt 1668 Middlesex Co. VA "DOMINGO MADARIS lived in Essex, New Kent and Kings & Queens Co VA in the mid 1600's. He lived in an area known as Dragon Swamp.
Records show 1660 he had a cattle mark for his cattle;
9 Feb 1658/9 Lancaster Co. VA Domingo was a witness to a deed.
8 Apr 1668 Patent Book -- Domingo Medaris & James Johnson 1000 acs New Kent Co

1668 there is a document--court dispute over Domingo's land & documents relating to his daughter Sarah being left orphaned. Some speculate this sudden departure of Domingo is likely evidence that he may have been killed in an Indian attack.
Domingo received property by ""Headrights"". He was a cattle rancher and owned a vast amount of property in VA. It appears he was also a tobacco farmer. He apparently imported ranch help through indentureship in the 1600's. Domingo owned another 1500 acres in VA that was received through Headrights also. He had son Carlos (Charles) Madaris b. in VA who married Mary BEAMON. Also had more children: Bolivar, Jonas, James & Sarah MADERAS. This Charles MADERAS & Mary BEAMON had son Charles MADERAS b. 1680 VA m. Mary TOSELEY. They had son Charles MADARIS b. 20 Feb 1702 Middlesex Co. VA. This Charles MADARIS was one of the founders of the Baptist Church in America " hisdogbo@aol.com

BENJAMIN WEBB bef. 1750 ? Rhodea ? ? 4 Apr 1799 Rockingham Co. N.C. "BENJAMIN WEBB was b. bef. 1750 married Rhodea. We don't know who his parents are or when he was born & where.

He had son MEREDITH WEBB b. 2 Jan 1793 d. 28 Jun 1824 Rockingham Co. N.C. m. 2 Jan 1813 Rockingham, N.C. RACHEL GREEN b. 6 Nov 1792 N.C. d. 17 Dec 1821 Rockingham, N.C. Both are buried in Haw Presbyterian Church Cemetery abt. 8 miles from Wentworth, NC. (now-- 2004-- on private property in a forest of trees behind a tobacco field). It is not marked but there are a lot of tombstones in the forest of trees." hisdogbo@aol.com

Andrew RUSSELL abt. 1735 "Lived at Long Meadow, Beverley Manor, just north of Staunton, Augusta Co. VA" Elizabeth ARMSTRONG 25 May 1762 Augusta Co. VA bet 5 fMay & July 1803 probate "Horseshoe Bend near Concord, TN (Knox Co.)" "ANDREW RUSSELL b. abt. 1735 lived at Long Meadow, Beverley Manor, just north of Staunton, Augusta Co. VA d. Knox Co TN bet May & Jul 1803 when will was proved m. 25 May 1762 Augusta Co. VA ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG b. abt 1742 d. aft. 1803. Her parents were Matthew & Lily (BEATTY) ARMSTRONG of Augusta Co VA & Mecklenburg (later Lincoln) Co. N.C. There were several ANDREW RUSSELS in Augusta Co. VA. This Andrew & Ellizabeth RUSSELL had son MATTHEW RUSSELL b. 1759/60 Christian's Creek, Beverley Manor, Augusta Co. VA d. 17 May 1831 Knox Co. TN m. 1788 Rockbridge Co. VA. JANE HENDERSON b. 1765 VA. Matthew was a Revolutionary soldier. Both buried Holston College Cemetery Knox Co. TN near Friendsville & Louisville, TN. They had daughter Cynthia RUSSELL who married William Martin GALBRAITH " hisdogbo@aol.com

THOMAS MILLER 1687 "b. 1687 Scotland d. 27 Oct 1755 Mt. Bethel Township Nortehampton Co. PA d. bef. 1787 m. Betsy Isabel ""Iby"" THOMPSON b. 1687/88 Scotland d. 1799 Ohio & buried in Ohio (She lived to be 112 yrs. old. They were one of the esarly settlers in PA. He had a mill on Schuylkill in 1713 Bucks Co. PA & also land purchased 8 Apr 1747 & 5 June 1751 in Lower Mt. Bethel, Northampton Co. PA--had daughters Ann & Nancy Agnes Miller"

THOMAS MILLER 1687 Scotland "Betsy Isabel ""Iby"" THOMPSON" 27 Oct 1755 Mt. Bethel TownshIp PA Northampton Co. "THOMAS MILLER b. 1687 Scotland d. 27 Oct 1755 Mt. Bethel Township Northampton Co. PA d. bef. 1787 m. BETSY ISABEL ""Iby"" THOMPSON b. 1687/88 Scotland d. 1799 Ohio & buried in Ohio (She lived to be 112 yrs. old). They were one of the early settlers in PA. He had a mill on Schuylkill in 1713 Bucks Co. PA & also land purchased 8 Apr 1747 & 5 June 1751 in Lower Mt. Bethel, Northampton Co. PA--They had daughters Ann & Nancy Agnes MILLER. THOMAS MILLER'S father was ALEXANDER MILLER b in early 1600's d. Factoryville PA (buried in what is now a field).

Nancy Agnes (called Agnes) MILLER b. abt 1726 Bucks Co. PA d. 1786/87 Campbell Co. VA m. 8 Apr 1747 Bucks Co. PA ALEXANDER GALBRAITH b. 1720 d. 1792.

Alexander & Agnes GALBRAITH had son John GALBRAITH who married his 2nd cousin MARY MARTIN (Agnes' sister Ann Miller m. JAMES MARTIN and they had daughter Mary Martin)

John & Mary (MARTIN) GLABRAITH had son William Martin GALBRAITH who m. Cynthia RUSSELL " hisdogbo@aol.com

BENJAMIN MADARIS (Medearis) b. 4 Sept 1745 Middlesex Co. VA Ann 1784 Middlesex Co. VA "BENJAMIN MADARIS (Medearis) b. 4 Sept 1745 Middlesex Co. VA m. ANN.
They had son JAMES WILSON MEDEARIS b. abt 1784 VA d. 1829 Booneville, TN m. 19 Dec 1803 Amherst Co. VA MARGARET ""Peggy"" WEST b. abt 1785 Amherst Co. VA.

James & Margaret (WEST) MEDEARIS had son WILSON FRANK MEDEARIS b. 28 May 1817 Albemarle Co. VA d. 10 Jan 1882 Washington Co. AR--buried in Prairie Grove Cemetery beside the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Prairie Grove near Cincinnati, AR. m. 14 Dec 1837 Knox Co. TN EVALINE DECATUR YOUNG b. 19 Sept 1819 Knox Co. TN--daughter of Capt. John C. YOUNG & Lucinda HYDER." hisdogbo@aol.com

MICHAEL HEIDER (Hyder) b. 1740 Hampshire Co. VA ELIZABETH WOOD 2 Dec 1764 Hampshire Co. VA 25 Jan (Jun) 1790 Carter Co. TN MICHAEL HEIDER (Hyder) b. 1740 Hampshire Co. VA d. 25 Jan (Jun) 1790 Carter CO. TN m. 2 Dec 1764 Hampshire Co. VA ELIZABETH WOOD b. l9 Apr 1745 Hampshire Co. VA d. 3 Jan 1841 Carter Co. TN--both buried in old Hyder Cemetery Carter Co. TN.

They had son JOHN HEIDER b. 14 Sept Carter Co. TN d. 15 Apr 1833 TN m. 23 May 1789 N.C. ROSANNA (Rose Anna) ENGLISH b. 6 Feb 1766 Carter Co. TN.

JOhn & Roseanna had daughter LUCINDA HYDER b. 17 Oct 1800 TN d. bef 1800 m. 19 Dec 1817 Carter Co. TN John C. YOUNG. Lucinda & John HEIDER had daughter Evaline Decatur YOUNG b. 19 Sept 1819 Knox Co. TN who m. WILSON FRANK MEDEARIS hisdogbo@aol.com

ISABELLA HOUSTON b. 1722 "Ulster, Ireland" JOHN HENDERSON Oct 1781 Augusta Co. VA "ISABELLA HOUSTON b. 1722 Ulster, Ireland m. JOHN HENDERSON. Isabella Houston's brother, Robert Houston was the grandfather of General & Governor Samuel HOUSTON.

Isabella Houston & John Henderson had daughter JANE HENDERSON b. 1765 VA m. 1788 Rockbridge Co. VA MATTHEW RUSSELL b. 1759/60 Christian's Creek, Beverley Manor, Augusta Co. VA d. 17 May 1831 Knox Co. TN--was a Revolutionary soldier. Both buried Holston College Cemetery Knox Co. TN near Friendsville & Louisville, TN" hisdogbo@aol.com

EDWARD GREEN 19 June 1762 MARGARET GREEN 22 May 1835 r Guilford Co near Rockingham Co. line "EDWARD GREEN b. 19 June 1762 d. 22 May 1835 Guilford Co. near Rockingham Co. N.C. line m. MARGARET b. 16 Dec 1769 d. 16 July 1840 Guilford Co. near Rockingham Co. line Buried in Friendship United Methodist Church Cemetery.

They had daughter--we hope to prove--RACHEL GREEN b.6 Nov 1792 N.C. d. 17 Dec 1821 Rockingham Co. N.C. who married MEREDITH WEBB b. 2 Jan 1793 N.C. Both MEREDITH & RACHEL GREEN WEBB died young--buried in Haw Presbyterian Church Cemetery (now private property abt 8 miles from Wentworth, N.C. in a forest of trees behind a tobacco field) & left orphans and Edward & Margaret GREEN outlived their daughter so she isn't mentioned in their will" hisdogbo@aol.com

joseph billeter 1640 england elizbeth fuller 1689 bell vernon dorchester county maryland

PHILIP HOGGATT ca. Jan 1687 England Mary Glendenning "before July 21, 1722 as deed of property shows her name" 26 Jan 1783 Guilford Co. N.C. "HOGGATT/ HOCKETT GENEALOGY (This just lists Philip & Mary Hogget & their children

The Hoggatt (Hockett) line goes back to Philip Hoggatt. My ancestor Stephen Hoggatt changed his name to Hockett. He was son of William Hoggatt- tThe following information came from several of the books Velma Hockett Bosworth wrote. Some were called These Are Our Ancestors; Forebears of the Thornburg & Hockett Families etc.

PHILIP HOGGATT b. ca Jan 1687 England d. 26 Jan 1783 Guilford Co. N.C buried in Springfield Meeting Cemetery. He was a Quaker. One source states that he was born in Wiltshire, England; that he lived in Charsford, Chester County (now Delaware PA; & that he owned land in Albemarle County VA. m. before July 21, 1722 as 1722 deed of property shows her name. He married MARY GLENDENNING, said to have been born 8 Dec 1698 Edinburgh, Scotland d. 17 Nov 1780 Guilford Co. N.C & was the first person to be buried in Springfield Meeting Cemetery, Guilford County, North Carolina. Death recorded at Deep River MM, N.C. She was the daughter of David (George) Glendenning of Edinburgh, Scotland & Margaret Hall, also of Edinburgh. Mary's parents married 6 Jan. 1685 in Edinburgh.)
(Someone had erected a fairly new tombstones with both of their names on it--we saw it in 20001) Philip was a potter when he lived on the family farm which is now a part of the city of High Point, N.C.
Philip Hoggatt owned land on the north side of the James River in Goochland Co. VA in 1730. By 1775 Philip owned land near the southwest corner of Guilford Co. Historical Documentation map. And included in this work are hand-made maps of his N.C. properties. Aside from this, his birth & death dates, & his will, little else of his history seems to be recorded. The stories told about Philip & his wife, Mary, have become legends either oral or written, transmitted from generation to generation, & in thes process, down through the many branches of Hocketts, the tales are remembered in varying ways.

(As retold by Maggie Hockett Thacklrey, daughter of Solomon Isaac Hockett, to her niece, Doris Felkey Cartwright, who wrote a paper in the mid-1940's)
A man whose name is unknown, who lived on the northern border of England, raised a baby who was left at his gate. The baby was in a basket containing nice clothing, money & other valuable which would denote that he came from a wealthy parentage. The child had no name) a letter in the basket asked that it be raised & given the name of this unknown person. The man did as the letter requested with one exception--he would not give the child his name. Instead, he gave it the name Hoggatt; a word that meant the child was left at the gate of entrance to his estate.

(As written by Eva Eckstein, a genealogist in Salem, Oregon, who did some work for Arvilla Hockett, daughter of Otha Mills Hockett)
Philip Hoggatt left England for the United States with, or about the time of William Penn's colony & settled in Chester Co. PA where he died. His son William went to N.C. Guilford Co. as a young man & bought from the Indians the right to a mile square of land 12 miles south of Greensboro. He built a cabin in the woods, having no neighbors nearer than 18 miles. He married Hannah, daughter of John & Margaret (Hunt) Beales. Futhermore, Eva orally state that she had traced the ancestry back to the Douglas Clan in Scotland, entitling descendants to claim the Douglas Tartan as belonging to Hocketts. (She is wrong about Philip dying in Chester Co. PA because his tombstone is in Guilford Co. N.C. & he owned land there)

(As Sarah Osborne, author'/compiler of HOCKETTS ON THE MOVE reports the origins of the Hocketts in America)
The first account we have of our family dates back to about 1700 when our ancestors were still in Scotland. About this time there was born to Mr. & Mrs. George Clenenin (Glendennning?) a baby girl, Mary, who was to become the mother of a large family. Her father being a member of the Royal Guard made it possible to give her a glimpse of royal life. At the beginning of hostilities between Scotland & England, she was captured by a band of English sailors, transported immediately to America & sold to some settlers for a servant girl.
The next account we have of her was after she had met & married an English Quaker by the name of PHILIP HOGGATT. with their settlement at Chadford, Chest Co. PA we have the beginning of the present Hockett family in America.
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Philip Hoggat’s WILL-- It was drawn up in 1763 --20 years before Philip died
To Philip Jr. & David (the 2 oldest boys) he gives each 5 shillings each so not to contest the will.
To Jane (Jean) he gives 10 pounds & his Bible
To William (our direct ancestor) 5 shillings so as not to contest the will--To John a pair of cart wheels, a rifle gun barrel & 5 shillings
To Anthony a pot & 5 shillings
To Joseph--the youngest son & to his heirs Philip’s plantation & all the land adjoining making a reserve to support Mary (Philip’s wife) but Mary died before Philip did.
The remaining heifers, mares, cows, sheep & swine not mentioned before to be divided between the 4 youngest sons & daughter (Jane) Jean (Philip Jr. & David not mentioned)
Philip had a Patent for a tract of 200 acres of land in Albemarle County in Virginia--to be divided by the last 5 children (not Philip Jr. or David)
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Children of Philip & Mary Glendenning HOGGATT
1. Philip Hoggatt, Jr.2 b. ca. 1724 (source is " home.spryhet.com/jrichmon/hock0001.htm
2. David Hoggatt 2 b. ca. 1723 (source for birth dates same as above & also for Jane.

3. Jane (Jean) Hoggatt b. Orange Co. N.C. m. 19 Feb 1756 Orange Co. N.C. Henry Mayer (Magher) from Cane Creek MM (Monthly Meeting). In 1763 she was a "widow & 9 Feb 1789 she married (2) Elijah (Elizah) Bailey

4. William Hoggatt (my direct ancestor b. 14 July 1727 Chester Co PA; died 27 Apr 1772 Guilford Co. N.C.--buried in Centre Meeting Cemetery in Guilford County (records at New Garden MM, N.C.; also at Center MM, N.C) m. 30 May 1760 New Garden MM, Rowan Co. N.C. Hannah Beals b. ca 1741 or 1745 Frederick Co, VA d. 4 Feb. 1804; buried in Centre Meeting Cemetery, Guilford County. Hannah was daughter of John Beals & Margaret Esther Hunt (William d. 27 Apr 1772 & Hannah later married 2nd time 22 April 1790 Joseph Cloud) In 1745 there were no white families in Rowan (now Guilford) Co. N.C. By 1750 a few Quaker families began to emigrate to the area around where Springfield now stands. With the white settlers was a restless wanderer, William Hoggatt, from PA & VA who came about 1750. He selected land and as some think, he purchased it from the Indians. However it is of record that in 1755 949 acres of homestead land that he claimed was surveyed & granted to him by King George II of England 10 May 1759. It seems possible that both stories of his acquiring of land could be true. There is a lot more information about him.
William & Hannah's children were William Jr. 3, Joseph 3, STEPHEN 3, Margaret 3, John 3, Hannah Hoggatt 3

5. John Hoggatt b. ca 1728/29 died 5 June 1816--buried in Guilford Co. N.C. (records at New Garden MM, N.C.; death recorded at Springfield MM, N.C.) He was a private in the Revolutionary War, from North Carolina, married 25 Nov. 1758 New Garden MM, Guilford County, Ruth Beals b. ca. 1737 (likely Frederick Co, VA), daughter of John Beals II & Margaret Esther Hunt.
John & Ruth’s children were: John 3, Rachel 3, Jesse 3, Moses 3, Aaron Hoggatt 3

6. Anthony Hoggatt 2 born 8 Dec. 1730 (old style date?) in Goochland County, Virginia (or Louisa Co. VA?) (records at New Garden MM, N.C. say born in Louisa Co, VA d. aft. 1795 Stokes Co, N.C; --records also mentioned Anthony in 1753 as member of Camp Creek MM, Louisa Co, VA; mentioned in 1791 as member of Westfield MM, Surry Co, N.C.).. On 8 Aug( or 12 May?) 1754 in Hanover County, Virginia; he married Mary Stanley born 27 June 1733 (OS), & died 21 Jan. 1808 Stokes Co, N.C.. She was the daughter of James & Catherine Hutchins Stanley. Her death recorded at Westfield MM, N.C.) James was the son of Thomas Stanley.
Children of Anthony & Mary were:
Samuel 3, Agnes 3, Philip 3, Mary 3, Anthony 3, David W. & Jonathan (twins) 3 Solomon 3, Moses 3, Joseph & Benjamin (twins) Hoggatt 3

7.. Joseph Hoggatt 2 b. 1735/36 in Rowan (now Guilford) County, North Carolina (records say Louisa Co, VA at New Garden MM, N.C.; also Deep River MM, N.C.; death recorded at Springfield MM, N.C.); died 17 July 1815, buried in Guilford County; married 6 Jan. 1863, New Garden MM, Guilford County, Phebe (Pheby) Haworth, born in 1745/46; buried in Guilford County (or Frederick Co, VA?), daughter of Stephanus Haworth, born ca 1712, died before 1766 & Rachel Beeson, born in 1725, died 19 March 1775. They were married ca 1738/40.
Joseph & Phebe’s children were: Stephanus Hockett (change of spelling) 3, Philip 3, Joseph 3, Nathan 3, Mahlon 3, Phebe (Pheby) 3, William 3, Zimri 3, Sarah 3, Isiah Hockett 3

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Joseph Bannister Stow 28th August 1831 Kent England Mary Ann Fitzgerald 15th May 1856 England 13th August 1910 Australia

Ann Parker "Jamestown, Virginia" Robert Easley 1681 "Jamestown, Virginia" "Ann Parker is the granddaughter of a Mr. William Powell, who was the Lt. Governor of Jamestown, Virgina in 1611. Her husband, Robert Easley, was a French Huguenot, who came to Jamestown in 1630, and later lived in Henrico Co., Virginia. They had a son named John Easley, who was born about 1683 in Henrico Co., Virginia." susanspringer@earthlink.net

Charles Stephen Cock 1819 Alabama Susanah Walker-Boydson (or Boydston) 10-30-1849 1897 Texas "I am trying to find out who his father and mother were. I have found possibilities for the names of his parents. They are as follows:
*Mother*
Nellie Dykes
Nellie Desha
Nelly Desha
*Father*
Jesse Cock(e)
James Cock
Calvin Cock
Richard J. Cock

I do know that he has siblings with the names of: Calvin J. Cock, and Martha Cock Stewart." susanspringer@earthlink.net

John Lescalleet 1783 MD rlescalleet@verizon.net

Nathan Fish Mass UnKnown "I know Nathan is a sailor in the revolutionary War.He served,8 long yrs,in the War His Father was nathaniel Fish His father left England in 1663. His father had 2 brothers john a twin and an older Brother Jonathan.They has lands and were noblity at one time.When nathan was a young man he was kidnaped & force to work in the fields. everyone thought he was dead.Some how he manage to escape. When he return home his wife had remarried,some of his family died.Records on this man are really hard to find.His son was Isaac Fish bornin cayuga co NY. his son was Mason Fish born in 1805.Please hepl me if you know where my 8th grr gnd Father is.Thank you Pam" tpamelamoseley@yahoo.com

John Neal 1846 Virginia 2nd wife agnes Midkiff 1884 Pittsyvania about 1850 Boone ky. nn1835@msn.com

francis vivian brooking virginia

Clerence Cousino 1930 unknown Zella Cousino unknown unknown 1997 Hillsdale Mi

samuel joy "august 28, 1806" "Berwick, Maine" Eliza Moulton "October 4, 1829" "York, Me." greenpeace207@yahoo.com

William O Neal 1700

joseph conn whitefangfl@yahoo.com loyd abbott

daniel riley 1749 va i believe susannah roman va va whitefangfl@yahoo.com

"Alexander Campbell, Sr." 1744 Scotland Joanna Nelson 1773 "Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania" 1791 Tennessee/Kentucky "Alexander, Sr. had immigrated from Scotland to Philadelphia in 1753 when he, Alexander, Sr. was 9 years old. He immigrated with his father, mother, and siblings and they settled in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Alexander, Sr. served in the Colonial Army from November 1777 to December 1779. He was a Private in the Virginia Army. I don't have any further information about Alexander, Sr. or his father, mother, or siblings.

Alexander, Sr. had moved with his family from Eastern Tennessee to Orchard Crab, Lincoln County, Kentucky and had ridden back to Eastern Tennessee to handle some business. He had gotten sick and died 9 days after leaving the Crab Orchard area. His widow, Joanna Nelson Campbell was left with 8 children and she bought a small farm in Woodford County, Kentucky and moved there.

" itus1937@alltel.net "Family records, DAR records, and distant cousin, Louise Anderson Crandall"

john Riley/Riely 17 Sep 1752 "Carlisle, Cumberland, PA" Mary McIllvaine 1786 KY 1838 "Paoli, Orange, IN" "he was a Rev. War vet, and had 11 children, one of whom was my gggrandfather." ronjude@hotmail.com Book: The C by olonial Riley Families of Tidewater Frontier by RS

Paul Montague "Feb. 5, 1816" Ireland Prudence McLevie "May 14, 1848" Baltimore unknown unknown "Paul has been been searched for the past 10 years by different family members. No sucess. All we know is that he came to America to Baltimore from Ireland probably from County Down or Tyrone County, met his wife Prudence, married her in 1848 had a daughter Marie b. Feb 22, 1849. D. Feb 23, 1849.Baltimore. A son John b. March 20, 1850. Baltimore. D. 1927. where unknown.
A son Nicholas Charles b. July 16, 1852. Baltimore. D. 1942
Ontario.Canada. Francis Bernard b. Aug. 8, 1854. Baltimore.
d. 1927 Ontario.Canada. Prudence left Baltimore and immigrated to Ontario in 1855 to Walpole Township. Their desendants are still there. Paul is our missing link. If anyone can help us out seen his name some where in your own searchs, would be very much appreciated. Thank you. " marevan05@execulink.com

Samuel Dries or Tries * 22 Sep 1776 Catharina Kramer ** 22 Oct 1808 * 1 Sep 1835 "Berks, PA" had son Joseph Dries born in Mar 1808

*had son Isaac Dries b 28 Apr 1830 --listed by circuit preacher

***had a few other children baptized in Greenwich township

including Sara LDSdeseretrose@aol.com "*Records of Reverend Charles G Herman page 254, **Reading Adler, ***Earl H Lippert"

Samuel Dries 1822 "Greenwich Township, Berks PA" "Maxatawny , Berks ,PA" son of Samuel and Catharina Kramer Dries LDSdeseretrose@aol.com Earl Lippert

Enos Wright 1768 CT Eunice Miles about 1787 CT 1847 NY "First shown in 1790 census, Cheshire, New Haven, CT, 1800 & 1810 census records, Southington, Hartford, CT, 1820, 1820 and 1840, Chenango Co, NY." qsmithlink@aol.com

Enos Wright 1768 CT Eunice Miles before 1789 CT 1847 "Chenango Co, NY" "Daughter Lomanda Wright (1789-1875) married David Smith (1782-1870)in 1809 and daughter Beda Wright (1793-1877) married Leonard Foote (1791-1875)in 1813, both marriages in Southington, Hartford Co, CT. Son Nelson (1809-1892)married Abigail Smith, probably in NY. " qsmithlink@aol.com

Thomas Axtell "Christened: 16 January 1622, or thereabouts" "Berkhampstead, Hertford, England" "Mary Rice, Daughter of William Rice and Thomasine Frost" about 1637 Berkhampstead 8 March 1646 "Sudbury, Massachusetts" "Married Mary Rice [not Starr as often reported...the presence of Edmund Rice in Sudbury, his witnessing Thomas' will, buying back the land and house...all point to his being Thomas brother-in-law] in Berkhampstead about 1637. Before leaving England for Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1642 or 1643, they Had two children, Mary and Henry. Henry was christened at St. Peter's Church there in 1642. By November 1643 Thomas has taken up 5 acres in Sudbury. They have a daughter, Lydia, the first of this line born in America. Thomas died 8 March 1646. Mary Rice then married John Maynard. The son, Henry, takes up 15 acres of land at the new settlement of Marlborough, Mass. in 1660, and is one of the original settlers of that town. He was killed in the Wadsworth Massacre at Sudbury during King Philip's War, a member of the twenty or so men who went to defend Sudbury from Marlborough under the command of Brocklebank and were taken from Green Hill by the Alogonquians." neptune_stargazer@yahoo.com "various sources, careful study"

John Spiller abt 1741 "Shanendoah Valley, Virginia" Rachel Jackson Pennsylvania 1829 "Jefferson Co., Ohio" "He accompanied Daniel Boone on Boone's second trip to Kentucky, when Boone took his wife. ""Fought Ind. with Boone until gun destroyed clubbing Ind. Came to Penn to Old Man Christopher Gumph, who made him a gun. Boarded with Jackson while gun was made, remained & married one of his daughters, Rachel Jackson."" Quoted verbatim from old family journal written in 1800's by Martha Ann McDaniel Spiller, grand-daughter in law to John Spiller.
Served under Gen Marion in Rev War.
He had many children with Rachel, only one son, born in 1784, Thomas Jackson Spiller. Notation indicates they moved to Jefferson Co., Ohio shortly after son was born. " noranell@qwest.net "Family records, US Census reports, "

Capt. Henry Matteson 1670 R.I. Judith Weaver 1694 East Greenwich 13 April 1752 Porter Matteson

mcnitt massachusetts

Fuss Holland "Listed in Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series Vol. XVII page 421

""List of foreigners imported in the ship Louise; John Pitcrion, Captain from Rotterdam. Last from Cowes, qualified October 3, 1753; Johannes Fuss""" alanh@hptsystems.com

"McMaster(s), John" abt 1770 unknown Priscilla (?) bef 1775 unknown 9 Sept 1832 "Athens, Windham, VT" "Originally in Newfane, moved to Townshend where he and the family were ""warned out"" and they moved to Athens, VT where he and Priscilla died.
He served in the Rev. War for 2 days under Capt. Josiah Fish's Company in Sept 1782.

He was a petitioner in Oct 2, 1786 ""for the relocation of a shire town"" " CARYNJ@VERIZON.NET "State Papers of Vermont-Vol. 8 General Petitions; The state of Vermont, Rolls of the Soldiers of the Rev. War 1775- to 1783, Rutland VT 1904"

Robert Hill "August 10, 1718" "New Garden, Pennsylvania" Violet Linus "November 12, 1741" "London Grove, Pennsylvania" "August 17, 1778" "Franklin County, Virginia" They were of the Quaker faith.

William Elliott November 14 1764 York Pennsylvania Miriam Leath June 22 1790 Sequatchie County Tennesee June 27 1834 Jefferson Tennesee "Enlisted May 20, 1776 in North Carolina. Served in 6th South Carolina Regiment" Thekid@si.rr.com

Patrick Linn 1753 Ireland Mary unk unk 7 April 1829 "Morgan Co., Indiana" "Little is known about Patrick Linn, but it is known that he served three years in the 5th Pennsylvania Regiment of the Continental Line. Patrick served with Col. Johnson and Captain Benjamin Bartholomew. He applied for a pension in 1818." toni3kids@peoplepc.com My sister has a copy of his pension and other information

John Fathery abt 1645 England Ann "Northhampton, Virginia" 1721 "Northhampton, Virginia" "John Fathery arrived in VA in 1654. His agent was Major Miles Cary of the Westmoreland Company. He was married to Ann ? (believed to be Peasons) He is listed in VA wills, witness to probate of wills for Emmanual Hall, and his children are listed at being given cattle in Emmanual Hall's Will. John Fathery was listed as a (cooper) or barrel maker in his will of 4 May 1720. He is listed as the overseer of Macalob Conongh land. He is listed as the guardian of Emmanul Hall under apprenticeships. He is believed to have been an indentured servant of Major Miles Cary I." csf52@msn.com "Virginia Wills & Deeds, Apprentices of Virginia"

Christopher Hensley 1754 Virginia Catherine 1769 1812 pedor@cableone.net

Albert Holland Billings 1892 Rockland MA 1m.Dorothea Atwood / 2m. Ann Nelson 1/5/1964 Hanson MA streads@earthlink.net death certificate and family history

Strother Kay 1801/1802 "Kay Settlement, SC" Sarah (Sallie) Wright 1861 "Anderson County, SC" DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT kAY by J. Kay; DAR records

George Guthrie / Guthrey Virginia "Enlisted 1st Continental Light Dragoons, Lees's Troop
Promoted to Sergeant in Leee's Legion
Possible transfer to Pulaski's Legion
Promoted to Lieutenant
Returned to Lee's Legion" http://www.geocities.com/iv.dragoon/guthrie.html iv_dragoon@email.com Gwathmey's Historical Register

GEORGE H. METZLER 1862 "PHILADELPHILA,PA" ANN TOMS unk unk 1956 "517 PORTER ST , PHILA. PA" "Spanish American War,New order of the red mans society,treasurer, crow tribe.verified by my self from societys, National Headquaters." Buddysergeant @ Aol.Com Grandson

Zacharia Rhodes England RI

john tippetts 15 aug1752 mathuen essex ma 1827 lawes essaxny

william mills 1660 schrewsbury new jersey janet ashbuty 1685 schrewsbury new jersey emills@woh rr.com

Roswell Castle Connecticut Roxanna Hartwell "April 22, 1802" "Castleton, VT" mtnroots@vermontel.net Hartwell genealogy and Castle genealogy

John Ellis "Henrico Co., Va." Susannah 1728 "I am looking for information on a John Ellis born in Henrico Co., Va. around the year 1661. Also I am looking for his father who was also a John Ellis." cothrunpat@aol.com

James W. Neece "march 22, 1840" "russell co., va. " sarah thornsberry 1865 "carter co., ky." 19-May-22 "wayne co., west va. dist. 5061 Union" "82 years 1 month and 22 days at death,reason- mostly old age." Grannydo@aol.com

Elijah Keeler 17 Mar 1727 "Ridgefield, Cn" Sarah May 28 1747 "Tolland, Cn" Abt 1790 SALEM Ny Kae3@qwest.net

Thomas J. Baldwin 1856 8/1/1927 "beaumont, TX"

Michael Shiverdecker Sr. 1762 "Frederick County, Virginia" Anna Garret "December13,1787" "Frederick County ,Virginia" "March 3,1833" "Lewisburg, Ohio" "Michael Shiverdecker Sr. Was a private in the Virginia Militia. He searved six months and twelve days. Michael was in Capt. Vance Bush's unit in 1781 and was transfered to Capt. Bell's Company. While with that Company, Michael was marched directly to Yorktown where the main army lay besiging Cornwallis. Michael remained there in this service and fought under General George Washington. After the surrender of the British Army, Michael Shiverdecker marched to Winchester, guarding the prisoners that were taken there. " steveshv@aol.com Steve Shiverdecker

Henry Hudson 1500 "London, England" Kathrine The above is all the information I have on Henry. I know that his father's name is Rudoplh and Henry comes from a big family any help would help. ML10311517@aol.com

James Thornton 1760 VA Sarah Thornton Mississippi

Mariah "Rosscommpn, Galway, Ireland " "Pittsburg,Pennsivania" Went to America for freedom

George Addison 1728 Ireland Sarah Gott Aft. 1751 21 December 1786 "Goffstown, New Hampshire" "Looking for additional information on this family. They immigrated and settled in Londonderry, NH in 1751 and moved on to Goffstown subsequent to 1758. He was a constable in 1780. Looking for actual birthdate and birthplace. All I know is that in Goffstown History, states that they came from Waugh Parish. Think they were one of the Scots-Irish settlers who came from Ireland as Goffstown was a Presbyterian town, as many of the Scots-Irish moved. Where do I go from here?
" rhawthorne@cox.net

John Porter abt 1760 Mary abt 1783 Oct.? 1783 "New Brunswick, Cnd" Loyalist with Queens American Rangers
He had a son born early in 1784 in NB rankin@tds.net NB and muster rolls

Thomas Ward 1711 Rhode Island Content Coggeshall Newport Rhode Island 1760 Rhode Island