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B. 23 Apr 1888, Pickens County, Alabama
D. Nov 1987,
Birmingham, Alabama |
Frankie
Calhoun Duke, with Bob, Izetta, and Frank
c.1910's, Birmingham,
Alabama
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 Effie Calhoun, Billie
Duke, Mary Lee Calhoun, Emmet and daughter Frankie (in backyard of
Emmet and Mary
Lee's house in East Lake) |
Mary
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6. Emmet Rodwell
Calhoun
B. 15 Jan 1870
D. 2
Mar 1956
 
M. 31 Jul 1887,
Pickens County, Alabama
Notes: Wrote weekly column "Recollections"
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Calhoun and Sons, c 1930
From left, seated: Stuart
Crawford, Emmet, Forrest Gilder
Standing from left:
William Rodwell, Walter "Tar" Campbell, Charles Blake, Emmet Lee
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William Rodwell, and Mary Lee Blake
Calhoun |
Calhoun and
Duke family, Calhoun house at South Side, Birmingham
middle
row, l-r: Bertha Busby Calhoun (wife of Charlie), Gwendolyn (Aunt
Missy), Mary Lee Blake Calhoun (Mama), and Frankie.
back
row, l-r: Charlie Calhoun (died at age 40 from tuberculosis), Charles
Duke (Granddaddy's brother), Walter (Uncle Tar).
sitting; l-r:
Jack Duke, Evelyn Calhoun, and Rod, Jr. (WWII hero, and son of William
Rodwell Calhoun).
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7. Charles
C. Calhoun, brother of Alexander
Campbell Calhoun
B. 1833 Wheeling, Virginia (now West Virginia),
or PA (per 1880 Lowndes Co., MS census)
D. 1 Jul 1914
M. 1865
(?)
Notes:
Choctaw Dawes Roll Census Card; Enrollment Type P; MCR1594 --application of his son, William S. Calhoun, see
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8. Charles Calhoun, VA and Ireland
8. Rose
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7. Annie
Missouri Rodwell Calhoun
B. 15 Oct 1847 (Aberdeen,
MS?)
D. 01 Sep 1879 Columbus, MS
Notes: Choctaw Dawes Roll Census Card; Enrollment Type P;
MCR1594
--application of her son, William S. Calhoun:
 
see further testimony below, Malichi K.
Gilder, and William E.
Rodwell |
Missouri's
"little man" Emmet |
Charles and Missouri's son,
William S. Calhoun |
daughter, Effie
Calhoun Cooper
(named herself Effie Often after a passing
steamboat)
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8. Thomas Henry Rodwell,
brother of Dr. William Rodwell of Monticello, MS
B. 1824,
TN
M. 24 Mar
1847 Marengo, AL
Notes: Choctaw Dawes Roll Census Card; Enrollment Type P;
MCR1592
--application of his son, William E. Rodwell, see
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9. Unknown Rodwell, NC
9. Unknwn,
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8. Ann Elizabeth Gilder (Lyons) Rodwell
B. 09 Jan 1824, AL (per
MCR1592, testimony of her son: states birth 09 Jan 1830, but gives death at age
76)
D. June 1900 (per MCR 1592)
Notes: Choctaw Dawes Roll Census Card; Enrollment Type P;
MCR1592--application of her son, William E. Rodwell:
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9. Benjamin Culpepper Gilder
B. 1803 SC
D. 1840
Marengo Co. Ala (per son's
testimony, MCR1127)
M.
Notes:
Bought 3 parcels of land in Demopolis/ St. Stephens, 1835. Choctaw Dawes Roll Census Card; Enrollment Type
P; MCR1127--application of his son, Malichi Kelly Gilder, see
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10. Preston Sheppard Gilder
B. 21
April 1774 SC
D. 05 Dec 1854
M.
04 Jan 1801 Edgefield District, SC
Notes: Lived a time in
Newberry and Spring Hill,SC.
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11. Jacob Gilder
B. c
1754
D. SC
M.
Notes: Check immigrant/ship
records (per website, Joel Desaker Jones Marengo Co. Families:
2
Gilder bros of Welsh descent immigr. from England to SC, one brother going
north)
11. Frances Sheppard
B. c.1756
D.
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12. James Sheppard
(info from Culpepper Family
website)
B. 04 Mar 1737
D.
17 Sept 1791 Newberry District, SC
M. c. 1755 Orange
Co., Va
Notes: served
with Capt. Philemon Waters Co. of SC Troops.
12. Janette
Riddell
B. 1742
D. c.1825 Newberry District,
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13. William Riddell
B. c. 1720
D. 20 Dec 1776 Orange Co., Va (Will
1777)
M.
13. Joyce Powell
B. c.
1721
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14. Honorius Powell, Jr.
B. c. 1695
D.
M.
14. Janet ?
B. c.
1697
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10. Mary Culpepper (information in red
following this surname branch derives the most part from this well-documented
Culpepper site)
B.
c1783 SC; lived Orangeburg District, SC
D. Pushmataha, Choctaw Co.,
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11. Benjamin Culpepper III
B. c1755
D. 10 Jan 1829? 1817-1820? Edgefield District,
SC
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12. Benjamin Culpepper II, son of
Joseph
B. 1724
D.
1771
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13. Joseph Culpepper of Edgecombe Co.,
NC
B. 1696
D.
1745
M.
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14. Robert Culpepper (please see Robert Culpepper,
on this
well-documented Culpepper site to
follow this branch further back, to Sir Thomas Culpeper c.1170, and to
Pepin I and Saint Arnulf of Metz, c.580 AD)
B. c1664
D. c1743 (Will written 1739; proven
1743)
M. c1687-1690; Lower Norfolk Co., VA
14. Sarah?
B.
1666
D. c1747 Norfolk Co., VA inventory of her estate, Norfolk Deed
Book H-222 |
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13. Martha
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12. Lydia (Liddy Cullpeper)
B.
1725 NC?
D. c1775
Notes: Royal Grants Vol. 24, p.199 Camden
District, 350 acres "on the Fork of Wateree and Congaree River on a Branch
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11. Unknown
B.
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9. Letitia B.
Suddath Gilder
B. 1817 (per grandson's testimony,
MCR1592), SC (per census)
D. 1886 (per son's testimony,
MCR1127)
Notes: 1840
Marengo Co., Ala.; also Latrice, on 1850 Chickasaw Co. census; HH186;
Choctaw Dawes Roll Census Card; Enrollment Type P; MCR1127; also
MCR1593--application of her son, Malichi Kelly Gilder:
  Page
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
see further
testimony above, William E.
Rodwell and William S.
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10. William Suddath (Suddeth)
B. 1751
D. 1817
M.
Virginia?
Notes: 1790 census 96th district, SC; "History of
Spartensburg" (per Robert Suddath descendants' site); Other children:
Hancock, James Butler, Lewis B., Elizabeth, and Jane. |
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11. Benjamin Suddath,
Sr.
B.
c.1719 Stafford Co., Virginia
D.
M. 19
Jan 1743 Overwharton Parish, Stafford,
Virginia
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12. Laurence Suddath
B. c.1697 Stafford, Va
D.
M. (1) Dinah, 18
Apr 1745 Overwharton Parish, Stafford, Va
(2) Dorothy West (b.
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13. Robert Suddath
B. c. 1677 Virginia
D. 1742, Stafford,
Virginia
M. c. 1690
13. unknown
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11. Silent Jefferies
B.
1723-1726 Stafford Co., Virginia
D. 1807 Stafford Co., Virginia
(1789 Fairfax, Va, per Robert Suddath Descendants'
site, Ancestral File #1M20-HZ4) |
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12. Thomas Jefferies
B. 1688 Richmond Co., Va
D. 11 April 1733 Stafford Co,
Va
M. 1724/ 1725
Notes:
Va. Colonial marriages, Surnames R-S: " -- S.B.,
widow of Thomas Jefferies, married John Simpson, 1740, with the notation
'proven by court record of that date, Stafford Co.'" |
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13. Thomas Jefferies
B. 1668 Richmond Co., VA
D. 1734 Richmond Co.,
VA
M. (1) Mary
Travers; (2) Elizabeth Abt 1688 Barbados
13. Elizabeth
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14. Robert Jefferies
B. 11 March 1634/1635
D. Abt. 1678
M.
14.
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12. Sylent (also, Silent) Bryant
B. Abt.
1689 Stafford Co., VA
D.
M. (2) John Simpson, 1740.
Notes: VA
Wills and Administrations, Stafford Co., p.59; Will Book 2,
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13. Dr. Richard Bryant, Sr.
B. 1651
(1640) Virginia
D. 1704 (VA Wills and Administrations, Stafford Co.,
p.59; Will Book 2, p.227; 17th Century Colonial Ancestors, Supplement II,
p. 9, 1979-1988.)
M.
Notes: p.135-Court
held 14 Nov. 1690: RICHARD BRYANT, complained that RALPH ELKIN, dcsd, did
order his son RICHARD ELKIN to pay one good steer for his care medicines
and attention of him in his last illness which Richard Elkins refuses to
pay...prays judgement; ordered that Richard Elkin shall pay the steer or
five hundred pounds of tobacco... |
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14. Richard (or Thomas)
Bryant
B.
D.
M.
14. Keziah Arroyah
B.
Potomac River Region, Virginia
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15. Wahanganoche (also, Whipsewasson, Whipsewacan,
Whipsawasons)
B. Abt. 1564 Caroline Co., Virginia (Passapatanzy)
D.
Abt. 1666
M.
Notes: Hening's
Statutes, Virginia Assembly, Vol II (of XIII), p. 142, p.153-161, New
York, 1823: "WHEREAS Wahanganoche king of the Potowmeck
Indians
acknowledged ... the sale of that whole tract of land possest
by
Mr. Henry Mee in Potowmeck ...
WHEREAS Wahanganoche ... sold a
prcell of land to Mr. Peter
Austin, ..."
Also, mentioned in several
online
references to "A Brief Outline of Recorded History of the Patawomeck
Tribe," by William L. Deyo, 2000, of which I have not found a
copy.
15. ?
B.
D.
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16. Japasaw (Iopassas, Japazous, I
Opassous)
B.
D.
M.
Notes: mentioned
as Japazous in Travels of
Captaine John Smith Volume I - Pages 236-267;
I-Opassous, of
Pastanzo (Passapatanzy?) see this description of
Captain Samuel Argall's trading exhibition from Jamestown, Virginia in
the Fall and Winter of 1610, by William Strachey, Secretary of the
Colony
16. Paupauwiske (or,
Tassana?)
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13. Anne Meese (Redman?)
B. 1684
D.
M (1) Redman (2) Bryant
Notes: "GENEALOGIES OF VIRGINIA
FAMILIES" Vol. I and Vol IV; indexed by Judith McGhan by Baltimore
Publishing Co. page 86: "The Will of Richard Bryan (Book 2, p. 227) dated
April 5, 1703 (cited on rootsweb site, "Immigrants").
"Probate
recorded May 15, 1704, Richard Bryant, bequeathed to his son, Nathaniel
Bryant "all my land I now enjoy in Virginia, his mother to live wholly
upon the plantation where I now live;" to daughter, ELIZABETH ELKIN, 400
Lb. tobacco, RICHARD ELKIN to give my grandson (under 6) RICHARD ELKIN a
mare,... " |
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14. Henry Meese, Col.
B. Overwharton
Parish, Oxfordshire, England
D. 1681-1682 London, England
M.
Notes: Burgess of
Stafford, VA?--
Hening's
Statutes, Virginia Assembly, Vol II (of XIII) New York,
1823
pp. 249-250,
Journal of the Grand Assembly, Held at James City, the 23d day of October,
1666 ,by adjournment from the fifth of June
1666.
Also, 05 Apr
1665 (Stafford OB, 1664-1668) Court held 5th Apr 1665.
No. 104.
Whereas Mr. Henry MEESE did arrest Hmp. BAYLY to this Court & did not
appear to prosecute his accon the Court doth order that the said Mr. MEESE
be nonsuited and pay 50 pounds of Tobacco with costs of Suite to the said
BAYLY the 10th 8ber ali Execution.
14. Mary
Grigsby
B. abt. 1650 Virginia
D. after 1732 Stafford Co.,
VA
Notes:
"Nathaniel Bryant (son of Richard Bryant above) in his nuncupatative will
made March 21, 1732-3, gave unto Mrs. Mary Amees (Meese) all of his estate
(M-p. 100). She was the only daughter of John Grigsby. also mentions
daughter, Ann, daus. Sylent and Susannah (both under 16), stepson Wm.
Redman, and wife Ann."
cited on rootsweb site, "Immigrants"
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15. John Grigsby
B.
D. "JOHN GRIGSBY was born August 08, 1624 in
Maidstone, Kent, England, and died October 11, 1730 in Stafford Co.,
Virginia" is this the same Grigsby, or perhaps a generation removed?
M. (1) daughter of Wahanganoche; (Jane Redman? Redmond?
Daughter of William Redmond and Eliz. Elkins?)
Notes: John
GRIGSBY, 940 acs, "Paid 224 lbs. Tobacco" --Stafford Co, VA Rent Roll,
1723, Returned by James CARTER, July ye 18th, 1724
Also, "VIRGINIA HISTORICAL GENEALOGIES" by John B.
Boddie-1954 .
pg.69; Grigsby of Stafford County, VA cited on rootsweb
site, "Immigrants:"
"John
Grigsby removed to Stafford previous to August 18, 1686, for James Ashton
of Stafford, in his will of that date, leaves RICHARD ELKIN 100 acres
adjoining upon John Grigsby of "the 1/4 dividend" (10 V.
292)...
"On September 9, 1690, John Grigsby was one of the
appraisers of the estate of RALPH ELKIN , father of Richard Elkin , (45 V.
21)."
(2) Jane Prosser,
married c. 1660?
15. daughter of
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10. (Virginia) Letitia Smith (also,
Lettice)
B. 1758
D. after 1830 (MCR1127, testimony of
grandson, Malichi K. Gilder, states that she was still living in
1830
Notes: 3 possible origins:
daughter of Tanachi (Smith), p.223
Volume I, Court of Claims Record, Choctaw Nation vs. United States
or
daughter of To-hol-ba-tubbe (Smith), p.605 Volume
I, Court of Claims Record, Choctaw Nation vs. United States or
daughter of William Smith and Letitia Hancock from
Virginia,
b. about 1765 Manassas, Va, d. 1817 Edgefield Co.,
SC.
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6. Mary Lee
Blake
B. 20 Jul
1866, Chester District, South Carolina
D. 30 Jul 1946, Birmingham,
Alabama
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7. Greene Asbury Blake, Dr.
B. 22 Nov 1819
Richburg, Chester, S.C.
D. 03 Jun 1900 Dillburg, Pickens County,
Ala
M.
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8. Joshua Blake, Sr.
B. VA? (21 Feb 1778
Chester Co., SC)
D. 23 Aug 1843/ 1844 Chester Co., SC
M.
Abt. 1802
Notes: text of will
online, Volume 3 Chester Co., SC Wills 1840-1853, A1, p.72; Feb 27
1844; Probated Sept. 9, 1844)
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9. John Blake
B. Abt. 1731 Southampton
Co., VA
D. 20 Dec 1802 Southampton Co., VA
M. Abt.
1802
Notes: text of will
online, Southhampton Co. Will Bk, 5 p. 372
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10. Thomas Blake
B. Abt. 1710 Isle of
Wight Co., VA
D. 05 Oct 1789 Southampton Co., VA
Notes; text of will
online, Southhampton Co. Will Bk. 4, p.296
10.
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11. William Blake
B. 1677 Isle of Wight
Co., VA
D. 12 Mar 1745/1746 Isle of Wight Co., VA
M. Jan 1702/
1703
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12. Thomas Blake
12. Alice
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11. Mary S. Sessums
B. 1687
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12. Nicholas Sessums
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8. Charlotte (Catherine?) Vaughn
B. 1777
(20 Jul 1778) VA?
Notes: William Vaughn is named as a witness on Thomas
Blake's will.
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B. 20 Dec 1826
SC
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8. Alexander Crawford, III
B. 06
Mar 1783 Union Co., SC
D. 02 Feb 1851 Chester Co., SC
M. 02 Jan
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9. James Crawford, Jr.
B. 21 June 1746
Pennsylvania
D. 06 Nov 1812 Chester Co.,
SC
Notes: 1800 SC Census Index; Old 96th District of
1779 Colony, Colony of SC Records 1716-1783
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10. James Crawford, Sr.
M.
Comick Fergus, Antrim, Ireland (Carrickfergus?)
D. 1780 Chester Co., SC, the
Waxhaws
Notes: Immigrated Abt. 1745 Ireland
to Pennsylvania; Old 96th District of 1779 Colony, Colony of SC Records
1716-1783; Will
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11. Jonathon Thomas
Crawford
B. Abt 1687 Hamilton, Lamark, Scotland
D. Abt
1748
M. Comick Fergus, Antrim, Ireland
11. Ann
Hamilton
B. Hamilton, Lamark, Scotland
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10. Jennet Hutchinson
B. Abt.
1726 Comick Fergus, Antrim, Ireland
D. 1774 Chester
Co., SC, the Waxhaws
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9. Mary Isabella Campbell
B. SC
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8. Sarah Amanda Culp
B. 24 Mar 1789 SC
D. 17 Nov
1863 |
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9. Benjamin Culp/
Kulp (following info all taken from this well-documented Culp/Kolb
site)
B. 1741
D. 29 Oct. 1819 Mecklenburg, NC
M. 04
Sept 1787 Mecklenburg, NC
Notes: SC Militia Fr. and
Indian Wars; Bennet's Regiment, Amer. Rev.; buried in Burnt Meeting House
Cemetary, Chester Co., SC. Written about on p.148 and 149 of "Heritage
History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982; Aldo, pages 88-89 of
"Captain Bill", Book Three, 1990, by Robert J. Stevens |
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10. Hans Kaspar Kolb (also, Casper Culp, Hance
Gasper Kulp?)
B. 1716
Germany
D. 1769
Notes: Emigrated on ship, "Allen", out of Rotterdam.
Arrived in Philadelphia 15 Sept 1729. 1754-Chester Co., SC. Will recorded,
p. 447, Charleston Wills Book, 1767-1771. |
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11. Konrad Kolb
B. 1690 Germany
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12. Peter Kolb (Mennonite Minister and
Bishop)
B. 1671 Wolfsheim,
Baden, Germany
D. 1727 Mannheim,
palatinate, Germany |
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13. Dielman Kulp
B. 1648 Wolfsheim, Baden, Germany
D. 1712 Mannsheim,
Gemany
M . 1670 Wolfsheim, Baden, Germany
13. Mary J.
Shumacher
B. 1652 Kriesheim, Germany
D. 1705 Mannheim,
Palatinate, Germany |
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12. Unknown
B.
D. |
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11. Unknown
B.
D. before
1764 |
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10. Unknown
B.
D. |
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9. Anna Mary Rachel Klein/ Kline
B. 24
Sept 1761 Mecklenburg, NC
D. |
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5. William Madison Duke
B. 21 Mar 1882
D. 25 Nov 1960, Birmingham,
Alabama
M. 23 Mar 1908 |
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6. William Henry Duke
B. 3
Dec 1861, Alabama
D. 27 Mar 1912, Birmingham, Alabama
M. 6 Oct 1878, Shelby County,
Alabama |
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7. Henry Madison
Duke
B. 22 Mar 1835 Georgia
D. 25 Jan 1905 Jefferson
County, Alabama
M. 31 Dec
1857 |
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8. William Duke
B. 22 Aug 1811 Georgia
D. 29 Sep 1893 Jefferson,
Ala
M. 26 Jan 1834 Coweta Co., GA |
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9. Henry T.
Duke
B. 1782 Wilkes County, Georgia
D. 15 May 1859 Jackson
County, GA
M. 01 Jan 1807 |
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10. William
Duke, Capt.
B. Sep 1754 Granville Co., NC
D. 10 Aug 1834
Marion County, GA
M. 1780 Morgan Co., GA
Notes: Am. Rev., 1776-1780
(DAR Records), GA State Troops (Wilkes Co) under Capt. Henry Duke (his
uncle) |
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11. James
Duke, Sr.
B. Abt. 1730
D. 1784 Granville
County, No (-rth Carolina ?);
(Also, Abt. 1786 Wilkes Co., GA)
Notes: living
in Granville Co. NC 1780; given land grant for service in
Revolution. |
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12. John Taylor
Duke
B. 1705/ 1706 Prince George of Lunenburg Co., VA
D. Abt.
1789/ 1790 Washington Co., Georgia
M. Abt. 1725
12.
Jean (also, Jane Anderson)
B. Abt 1705 Charles City Co., VA,
"The Cattails"
D. Washington Co., GA |
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13. Henry Duke,
Jr.
13. Elizabeth Cliveures |
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11. Unknown |
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10. Winniford
(Winnefo) "Winnie" Terrell
B. Abt 1760
Caroline Co., VA
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11. David
Terrell
Notes: Quaker
11. Sarah Johnson |
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9. Mary
Stephens
B.
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8. Katherine Paton (also, Payton) |
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7. Angeline Cathrine
Falkner
B. 1838 Randolph County, Ala
D. 1864 Ala |
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8. William Gulledge
Falkner
B. 23 Mar 1805
D. 16 May 1891
M.
26 Feb 1828 |
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9. Job Falkner
B.
D.
9. Mary Gulledge
B.
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8. Nancy Parker
B. 1808
D. 1860-64 |
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6. Drucilla Elizabeth Evangeline
Acton
B. 23 Mar 1861,
Alabama
D. 1 Jul 1902,
Alabama |
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7. Zephaniah William
He_ Acton
B. 20 Jul 1834 Shelby County, Ala
D. 11 Jun
1920 B'ham, Ala
M. 27 Nov 1851 |
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8. William Acton,
Rev.
B. 19 Apr 1805 Kentucky (says Ireland on Z.W.H.Acton's death
certificate)
D. 12 Mar 1885 Ala |
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9. John
Acton
B. 19 Mar 1773 Henry County, Virginia
D. 22 Nov 1850 Shelby
Co., Al
Buried 1850 Acton Memorial Cemetery
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10. James Acton
B. Bef. 1746 England
D. 1819 Garrard,
KY
10. Elizabeth McCraft
B. Abt. 1755
Scotland
D. 1822 Kentucky
Notes: Supposedly she was an
indentured servant abducted from Scotland for whom J.A. bought her
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9. Jane (Jennie)
Roberts
B. 8 Sep 1773 Atlantic Ocean
D.
22 Nov 1845 Shelby Co., AL |
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10. V.
Roberts
B.
D.
10.
Jane
B. 1742 England
D. 12 Sep 1826 Shelby Co.,
Alabama |
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8. Elizabeth
Lee
B. 1800 Hawkins County, Tenn (says Alabama on Z.W.H. Acton's
death cert.)
D. 18 Aug 1882 Alabama |
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9. Needham Lee
B. 4 Nov 1770 Prince Edward County
D.
1820 Shelby County, Ala |
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10. Thomas Lee,
Capt. (surveyor; Lt. in Colonial militia under Col. Needham
Bryant, 1774. Amer.Rev. fought under John Sevier in TN)
B.
03 Dec 1729 Ditchley, Northumberland Co., Virginia
D. 02 Jul 1816
Hawkins Co., TN
M. (3) Mary Bryan 15 Mar 1761
notes: 1783 settled in
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11. Richard
Lee
B. c. 1691 Ditchley, Northumberland Co., VA
D.
1740 Ditchley,
Northumberland Co., VA (1768, Johnson
County, NC?)
M. 1720
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12. Hancock Lee
B. 1652/ 1653 Northhampton, Lancaster Co., VA (also, Ditchley,
Northumberland Co., VA)
D. 25 May 1709 Ditchley, Northumberland Co.,
VA
M. (1) 1675 Mary Kendall (2) Sarah Allerton
Buried 1709,
Wiccomico Parrish, Northumberland, Ditchley
Graveyard |
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13. Richard Lee (II), Col.
B.
1605-1613, Coton Hall, Shropshire, England
D. 01 Mar 1662-1665
Dividing Creek, Northumberland, VA
M. 1641
Virginia
13. Anna Constable
Owen
B.
D. |
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12. Mary Kendall
B. Abt
1657/ 1661 Newport House, Northumberland Co., VA
D. 24 Dec 1694
Northumberland Co., VA
Buried 27 Dec 1694, Wicomico Parish, Northumberland, Ditchley
Graveyard |
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13. William Kendall
B.
13. Susannah Baker
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11. Judith
Steptoe
B. Abt 1693 Northumberland Co., VA
D.
M. (1) 1720
Richard Lee (2) 1749 Samuel Peachy |
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11. Anthony
Steptoe
B. 1653 Middlesex, England
D.1709 Lancaster Co.,
VA
11. Lucy Stephens
B. Abt 1655
Middlesex, England
D.Aft. 1676 VA
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10. Mary Bryan
(possibly Mary
Ingram Bryan Rains 12-17-02?; the following info on this branch is per
"The Compendium of American Genealogy: The Genealogical Encyclopedia of
the First Families of America, 7 volumes"
01-25-03)
B. 4 Nov 1745 North Carolina
D.
Abt. 1818 Hawkins Co., TN |
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11. William
Bryan
B.
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12. Needham
Bryant
B.
D.
12. Annie
Rambeau
B.
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12. William Bryant (Johnston Co.,
NC)
B.
D.
12.
Elizabeth Smith
B.
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11. Alice Needham
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9. Susan Bailey
(possibly this Susan
Bailey? 12-17-02)
B.
D. 1823 Shelby County,
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10. Thomas
Bailey
B. Abt. 1750 North Carolina
D. Abt. 1781 NC
10.
Mary Sarah Griffin-Osborne
B. Abt. 1754 North Carolina
M. (2) Micajah Lee
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7. Passy Drucilla
Watkins
B. 31 Dec 1834 South Carolina
D. 17 Sep 1911
Alabama |
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8. Daniel Watkins
B. 01 Jan 1799
Buncombe Co., NC
D. 26 Nov 1888 Alabama
M. Abt.
1823
Burial: 1888 Union Hill Cemetary, Jefferson Co.,
AL
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9. Daniel Watkins
9. Elizabeth
Byars |
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8. Drucilla Byars
B. 07 Jul 1803 Spartanburg
District, SC
D. 06 Dec 1872 Homewood, Jefferson Co.,
AL
Burial: Dec. 1872 Union Hill Cemetary, Jefferson Co., AL
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9. John Byars
B. 1777 Caswell Co.,
NC
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10. Nathan Byars
B.
1749 Granville Co., NC |
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11. James Henry Byars
11. Rachel
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10. Drucilla Harrelson
B.
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