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Appleyard of Norwich

Ap17. SIR WILLIAM APPLEYARD b 1360 Norwich Norfolk MP 1383-1419 Mayor of Norwich
m1) MARGARET CLERE b 1375 Flegg Ormesby Norfolk England d 1419. m2) MARGARET CLERE. dau of		 +1 SIR Clere
m DIONISIA WITCHINGHAM
Ap16 JOAN LOVE APPLEYARD b 1393, Dunston Norfolk d 1450 Suffolk Kent .
m1 SIR THOMAS JERNEGAN b 1390 Suffolk Kent d 1450 son of		 +1 SIR y JERNEGAN
m MARGARET VISDELOW
Je15 Sir JOHN JERNEGAN b 1410 Somerleyton Hall Suffolk d 12.1474, Little Wirlingham Suffolk Sir John Jernegan, Esquire, known as "John of Somerleyton," was born at the Jernegan family estate: "Somerleyton Hall," in the village of Somerley, near Lowescroft, in Suffolk, . He was born in 1410; his parents were Sir Thomas Jernegan and his wife, Joan Appleyard, daughter of John Appleyard of Dunston, Norfolk, Knight.
Je14 ANNE JERNEGAN b 1448 Hertfordshire d 04.05.1480, Rochford Essex
m WILLIAM HARRIS b 1445 Rochford Essex d 1504 Prittewell Southminster Co Essex son of		 +1 JOHN HARRIS
Ha13 ARTHUR HARRIS b aft 1465 by 1475 Prittewell Southminster Co Essex d 1520, Prittewell Southminster Co Essex .
m JOHANNA PERCY b 1488 Alnwick Castle Northumberland d 1539 Hadley Staffordshire . dau of		 +1 JOHN PERCY
m MARGARET HARBOTTLE
Ha12 WILLIAM HARRIS b 1505 Prittewell Southminster Co Essex d 16.09.1566, Southminister Co Essex
m1 JOANNA COOKE b 1500 Bocking Essex d 1530 Essex + 1 ch dau of JOHN COOKE and ANNE PERCY
m2 ANNE RUTTER b 1524 Essex d 09.05.1588 Essex + 1 ch
m3 JOHANNA SMYTHE/SMITH b 1500 Norton Durham d 1556 + 1 ch
Ha11 ARTHUR HARRIS b 1530, Woodham Mortimer Essex Co d 30.11.1597, Woodham Mortimer Essex Co
m DOROTHY WALGRAVE dau of WILLIAM WALDEGRAVE and JULIAN RAINESFORD b 1530 Smallbridge Suffolk d Essex .
Ha10 WILLIAM HARRIS b 21.09.1556, Woodham Mortimer Southminster Creeksea d 14.11.1616, Creek Sea Parrish Essex .
m ALICE SMITH b 1557 Westenhanger Hythe Kent d 11.1616 Creek Sea Parrish Essex dau of		 +1 THOMAS SMYTHE and ALICE JUDDE
Ha9 ARTHUR HARRIS b 1580, Crixee Essex d 09.01.1633, Crixee Essex
m ANNE GRAY CRAMMER b 1587 d 06.06.1613 Crixee Essex
Ha8 32. i. JOHN CRAMMER HARRIS b 28.06.1611, Clavering Kent England; d 17.12.1638, Clavering Kent England.
Ha9 25. ii. JOHN HARRIS b 1588, Essex d 1640, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa.
Ha10-2 DOROTHY HARRIS b 1561.
m ROBERT KEMPE b 28.12.1567 Norfolk Gissing d 22.10.1612 		-1 Robert Kemp
-2 John Kempe
-3 Richard Kempe
-4 Arthur Kempe
-5 Dorothy Kempe m Jackman
-6 Edmund Kempe
-7 Elizabeth Kempe
-8 Edward Kemp s.b.
-9 Thomas Kempe
-10 Matthew Kempe
Ha10-2-1 26. i. EDWARD KEMP b 1610 Gissing Norfolk .
Ha11-2 CHRISTOPHER HARRIS b 1538, Essex d 26.12.1571, Essex .
Ha11 WILLIAM HARRIS b 1525, El Salvador Dominican Republic Spania d 1559
m JANET SEMER/SEYMOUR b 1516 Brawhinge Bocking Essex .
Ha10 WILLIAM HARRIS b 1545 Willingale Doe Essex d c 1601 Willingale Doe Essex
m JOAN HARDINGS b 1550 Willingale Doe Essex d 1615 Willingale Doe Essex .
Ha9 27. i. WILLIAM HARRIS IV b 1596, Willingale Doe Essex d 1656, Jamestown James City Co VA
Ha12 JOHN HARRIS b 1513, Rochford Essex d 22.10.1553, Hatherop Gloucestershire
m ANNE b 1512 Hatherop Gloucestershire d 1585 Hatherop Gloucestershire .
Ha12 WILLIAM HARRIS b 1536 Gloucestershire d 08.11.1599, Gloucestershire
m1) AGNES MASON b 1559 Cheltenham Gloucestershire d 1586 Gloucestershire + 1 ch dau of HENRY MASON and JOAN
m2) KATHERINE KICHE b 1547 Cheltenham Gloucestershire d før 1579.
Ha11 THOMAS HARRIS b 1580 Cheltenham Gloucestershire d 1651 Rowley Essex Co MA
m ELIZABETH HILL b 1578 Hatherop Glouchestershire d 16.02.1669 Boston Suffolk MA notesfor THOMAS HARRIS: Thomas Harris aka Williams married by about 1613 Elizabeth _____. They had six known children: Anna Maverick, John, Thomas, William, Anthony, & Daniel. She married (2) WILLIAM STITSON, who took over the ferry operation. Her death is given as 16 February 1669/70, aged 93; she was more likely a decade younger. They had no recorded children. Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins. Among the early emigrants from England to Massachusetts. Kept the ferry from Boston to Winnisimet (now Chelsea) and Charlestown,-the oldest ferry in the United States. John, Thomas, and William Harris were among the first settlers of Rowley,Essex Co., Mass., in 1644, and Daniel soon after: each had a two acrehome-lot laid out to him. The lots being of two acres each, show thatthey were all men of property and importance. These four house-lots wereall adjoining each other, which would indicate that they may have beenbrothers: and Daniel and William were certainly brothers.
Ha10-1 28. i. ANN9 HARRIS b 1613, England; d 07.09.1697, Reading Middlesex Massachusetts Usa.
Ha10-2 29. ii. WILLIAM HARRIS b 1622, Chelsea Essex Co MA d før 17.05.1714, Middletown Middlesex Co Connecticut Usa.
Ha10-3 30. iii. JOHN HARRIS b 1616, Hatherop Glouchestershire England; d 15.02.1694.
Ha10-4 31. iv. RACHEL HARRIS b 1615, Gloucestershire England; d ett. 1658, Hempstead Nassau Co New York Usa.
Ha10-5 THOMAS HARRIS b 25.04.1618, Gloucester, England; d 02.08.1687, Ipswich Essex Co MA
m MARTHA LAKE b 20.07.1624 Essex England d 05.04.1700, Ipswich Essex Co MA 		-1 Thomas Harris b 1648
-2 Martha Harris 1650-1689
-3 John Harris 1653-1732
-4 Elizabeth Harris 1654-1734
-5 Margaret Harris 1657-1750
-6 Mary Harris b 1660
-7 Ebenezer Harris 1660-1751
-8 William Harris 1664-1751
Je14 JOHN JERNEGAN, ESQ b 1428, Somerleyton Suffolk d 26.10.1503
m ISOBEL CLIFTON b 1438 Nottinghamshire d 1475 Norfolk dau of		 +1 GERVASE CLIFTON and ISABELLA FRANCIS
Je13 EDWARD JERNEGAN b 1462, Somerleyton Suffolk d 1515
m MARGARET BEDINGFIELD b 1465 Oxborough Norfolk d aft 24.03.1503 by 1504 dau of EDMOND KNIGHT and ALICE DE SHELTON
Je13 John Jernegan b 1495 Somerleyton Suffolk d 1559.
m BRIDGET DRURY b 1492 Hawstead Suffolk dau of		 +1 Sir RobertDrury 1 b c 1470 and ANNE CALTHORPE b 1485 Blickling d 1543 Norwich dau of William Calthorpe of Bunham Thorpe and Jane Boleyn
Je12 JOHN JERNINGHAM b 1525 Somerleyton Suffolk d 1592 Somerleyton Suffolk m CATHERINE BROOKE b 1529 Cobham Hall Kent .
Je13-2 MARY JERNINGHAM b 1456, Somerleyton Suffolk
m THOMAS STANHOPE b 1450, Rampton Nottinghamshire
Je15 MARGARET JERNEGAN b 1407 Somerleyton Suffolk
m 1427 in West Barsham, Norfolk THOMAS GOURNEY b 1405 West Barsham Norfolk d 27.07.1471 West Barsham, Norfolk, .
Go14 WILLIAM GOURNEY b 1430, Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, d 18.01.1508, Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, .
m ANNE KATHERINE CALTHORPE b 1433 d 1494.
Go13 WILLIAM GURNEY b 1457 West Barsham, Norfolk, d 1507.
m ANNE HEYDON b 1469 d 1521.
Go12 AMY GURNEY b 1500, Norfolk
m 1526 GEORGE SYBSAY b 1499 d 1598.
Go12-1 ALICE SIBSEY b 1528, Witton Norfolk
m WILLIAM BLENNERHASSET/BLEUERHASSET 1559 Boston Lincolnshire . Han b 1528 d 1598.
Go12-1-1 23. i. REBECCA BLENNERHASSETT b 1564, Witton, Norfolk, .
m RALPH FURESSE mel. 01 - 12.1590. Han b 1561 Witton, Norfolk, England d mel. 01 - 12.1639.
Go12-1-1-1 ELIZABETH FURESSE b 1593, Norfolk
m 09.02.1612, Norwich DANIEL BROWNING b 10.12.1588, Maldon, Essex d 15.08.1626, St Lawrence Jewry with St Mary Magdalene Milk Street, London, England.
9 25. JOHN9 HARRIS (WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1588 Essex England d 1640 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa.
m DOROTHY LYMBREY CALCOTT b 1590 Essex England d 1640 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. ch of JOHN HARRIS and DOROTHY CALCOTT er: 33. i. THOMAS10 HARRIS b 1614, Wales; d 10.06.1672, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. 34. ii. DOROTHY HARRIS b 1619, London Middlesex England. 35. iii. PETER HARRIS b 1620, Charles City Co Virginia Usa; d 09.1688, Charles City Co Virginia Usa. 26. EDWARD9 KEMP (DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 1610 Gissing Norfolk England.
m ANN BUCKENHAM b 1606 Diss Norfolk England. ch of EDWARD KEMP and ANN BUCKENHAM er: 36. i. ESTHER10 KEMP b 1632, Wenham Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. 27. WILLIAM IV9 HARRIS (WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1596 Willingale Doe Essex England d 1656 Jamestown James City Co Virginia Usa.
m ELLEN BURROWS dau of ANTHONY BURROWS and JOANNE DAUGHTRY b 1599 London Middlesex England. ch of WILLIAM HARRIS and ELLEN BURROWS er: 37. i. MAJOR ROBERT10 HARRIS b 1615, Wales; d 1712, Jamestown James City Virginia Usa. 28. ANN9 HARRIS (THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 1613 England d 07.09.1697 Reading Middlesex Massachusetts Usa.
m ELIAS MAVERICK. Han b 1604 Bedfordshire England d 08.09.1684 Dorchester Suffolk Massachusetts Usa. notesfor ELIAS MAVERICK: Elias Maverick (abt. 1604-1680) was the husband of Anna Harris (abt 1613-1697). They lived in Reading, MA. Among their children was Sara(h) Maverick Walton (1640-1714), wife of Samuel Walton (1639-1717). Anna Harris' parents were Elizabeth Williams (abt 1587-1669) and Thomas Harris (1590-1634) of Chelsea. Elias and Anna Harris Maverick were members of the Congregational Church at Charlestown, Suffolk County MA. Anna's father Thomas Harris operated a ferry between present day Chelsea and Charlestown. It is believed this was the first ferry established in America. After Thomas' death, his widow Elizabeth married William Stitson. Elias Maverick, Anna Harris' husband and the father of Sarah Walton, arrived in America with his parents on the ship Mary & John in 1630. Elias' parents were Mary Gye (app 1580-aft 1666) and the Rev. John Maverick (1578-1635/6), English immigrants who were among the earliest settlers of Dorchester, MA. [. . .] In 1632, Elias was living in Charlestown, Suffolk County MA and seems to have lived there for the remainder of his life. In 1634 he was granted land in what is now Revere, MA (sometimes called Pullen Point or Rumney Marsh). By 1635, Elias had married Anna Harris. Sara, 4th of eleven children, is mentioned in her father Elias' will as "Sara Walton." __________ This brief biography has been taken from Volume of a book of family history entitled ALL OF THE ABOVE I, by Richard Baldwin Cook. For additional information, visit the contributor profile, #47181028. ch of ANN HARRIS and ELIAS MAVERICK er: i. SARA10 MAVERICK b 1640, Suffolk MA d 1714, Reading Middlesex MA
m SAMUEL WALTON; f. 1639, Marblehead Essex Co MA d 1717, Reading Middlesex Massachusetts Usa. notesfor SARA MAVERICK: Sara(h) Maverick Walton (1640-1714) was the wife of Samuel Walton (1639-1717). They were among the early settlers of Reading, MA. Among their children was the first John Walton (1684-1774), of Marblehead, MA. John's wife was Mary ________ (?-?). Among John and Mary's Walton's children was John Walton Jr (12 Feb 1709-14 Apr 1785) of Marblehead, MA, husband of Mary Swayne (Williams) (?-1781). They were the parents of Bridget Walton Taylor (May 23, 1746-Jan 22, 1831), who was the wife of Thaddeus Taylor (1744-?) of Reading, MA. Bridget and Thaddeus Taylor were married in 1767 and lived in Barnstable, NH. They became the parents of the long-lived Oliver Swayne Taylor (1784-1885), who died in Auburn, NY. Sara Walton is mentioned in the will of her father Elias Maverick, as "Sara Walton." Elias Maverick (abt 1604-1680) - father of Sara Maverick Walton – was the husband of Anna Harris (abt 1613-1697). Elias arrived in America with his parents on the ship Mary & John in 1630. The grave of Sara Maverick Walton was likely in or near Reading, MA but has not found. Thanks to Find A Grave contributor Laurie (Walton) Berg (#47993345), who has shared the names of the nine children of Samuel Walton and Sara Maverick, for listing at this Memorial. The children are: Samuel Walton's children are: Samuel Walton II (1684-1753) John Walton (1685-1774) Elizabeth Walton (1639-) Sarah Walton (1665-) Martha Walton (1667-1728) Mary Walton (1670-) William Walton Mary Walton (1684-) notesfor SAMUEL WALTON: Samuel Walton (1639-1717), was the husband of Sara Maverick (1640-1714). They were early settlers of Reading, MA, as were Sara's parents, Elias Maverick (abt. 1604-1680) and Anna Harris (abt 1613-1697). Samuel's parents were Elizabeth L. Cooke (?-abt 1682) and "the Reverend" William Walton (1605-1668). Elizabeth's parents were William Cooke (?-?) and Martha White (?-?). 38. ii. ELIZABETH MAVERICK b 02.06.1639, Charlestown Suffolk MA d 22.03.1673, Haverhill Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. 29. WILLIAM9 HARRIS (THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 1622 Chelsea Essex Co Massachusetts Usa d før 17.05.1714 Middletown Middlesex Co Connecticut Usa. m1) LYDIA WRIGHT dau of THOMAS WRIGHT and MARY CRANBROKE b 1634 Brookhall Essex England. m2) __ EDEE. m3) EDITH døde 05.08.1685 Middletown Middlesex Co Connecticut Usa. ch of WILLIAM HARRIS and __ EDEE er: i. MARY10 HARRIS b 01.05.1645, Rowley Essex MA
m JOHN WARD; f. 1618; d før 22.02.1684, Middletown Middlesex Co Connecticut Usa. ch of WILLIAM HARRIS and EDITH er: 39. ii. MARTHA10 HARRIS b 1649, Middletown Middlesex Co Connecticut Usa; d 14.07.1710, New London Co Connecticut Usa. 30. JOHN9 HARRIS (THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 1616 Hatherop Glouchestershire England d 15.02.1694. m1) BRIDGET ANGIER b 1626 Wiston Suffolk England d 04.08.1672. m2) ELIZABETH ROWLANDSON b 1679. m3) ALICE MATTOCK b 1620 Englanfd. m4) AMY "BRIDGET" HILLS b 1624 England d 04.08.1672 Rowley Essex Massachusetts Usa. ch of JOHN HARRIS and BRIDGET ANGIER er: i. ELIZABETH10 HARRIS b 1646, Ipswich Essex MA d 1684;
m MOSES BRADSTREET; f. 1643, Ipswich Essex MA d 17.08.1690, Rowley Essex Massachusetts Usa. ii. NATHANIEL HARRIS b 1645, Rowley Essex MA d 24.04.1732;
m ELIZABETH HAZEN; f. 05.03.1657, Rowley Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. iii. JOHN HARRIS b 08.08.1649, Rowley Essex MA d 15.09.1714;
m ESTHER STACKHOUSE; f. 1651, Rowley Essex Massachusetts Usa. iv. MARY HARRIS b 02.02.1651, Rowley Essex MA d 23.01.1721, Ipswich Essex Co MA
m WILLIAM ALLEN; f. 02.08.1650, Salisbury Essex Co MA d 10.05.1700, Salisbury Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. 31. RACHEL9 HARRIS (THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 1615 Gloucestershire England d ett. 1658 Hempstead Nassau Co New York Usa.
m THOMAS STARR. Han b 31.12.1615 Cranbrook Kent England d 26.10.1658 Charlestown Middlesex Co Massachusetts Usa. notesfor THOMAS STARR: History Mar 1634 Ship "Hercules" Passenger ch of RACHEL HARRIS and THOMAS STARR er: 40. i. JOSIAH10 STARR b 01.09.1657, Charlestown Middlesex Co MA d 04.01.1715, Danbury Fairfield Co Connecticut Usa.
10 32. JOHN CRAMMER10 HARRIS (ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 28.06.1611 Clavering Kent England d 17.12.1638 Clavering Kent England.
m FRANCES DACRE b 1615 Cheshunt Hertfordshire England. ch of JOHN HARRIS and FRANCES DACRE er: 41. i. THOMAS11 HARRIS b 1636, Clavering Kent England; d 01.04.1678, Charles City Co Virginia Usa. 33. THOMAS10 HARRIS (JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1614 Wales d 10.06.1672 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa.
m ANNE WEST dau of GOVERNOR WEST and ANNE PERCY b 1620 Charles City Co Virginia Usa d 31.03.1672 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. ch of THOMAS HARRIS and ANNE WEST er: i. EDWARD11 HARRIS b 1642, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa; d 01.05.1677, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa;
m MARTHA HARDY; f. 1640, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa; d 04.04.1676, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. 42. ii. THOMAS HARRIS b 1636, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa; d 09.10.1688, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. 34. DOROTHY10 HARRIS (JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1619 London Middlesex England.
m1) JOHN BAKER. Han b 1619 Virginia Usa.
m2) JOHN BOND. Han b 1619 England d mel. 1668 - 1669 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. ch of DOROTHY HARRIS and JOHN BOND er: i. FRANCES11 BOND b 1649, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa;
m JOHN WATSON. 35. PETER10 HARRIS (JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1620 Charles City Co Virginia Usa d 09.1688 Charles City Co Virginia Usa.
m MICHELL WATSON b 1620 Virginia Usa d Amherst Amherst Co Virginia Usa. ch of PETER HARRIS and MICHELL WATSON er: 43. i. MICHAL11 HARRIS b 1682, Accomack Co Virginia Usa; d Virginia Usa. 36. ESTHER10 KEMP (EDWARD9, DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 1632 Wenham Essex Co Massachusetts Usa.
m SAMUEL FOSTER 30.05.1647 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, Usa, son of JOHN FOSTER and THOMASINA SUGGETTE. Han b 1619 York, Yorkshire, England d 10.07.1702 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa. ch of ESTHER KEMP and SAMUEL FOSTER er: 44. i. ELY11 FOSTER b 01.12.1653, Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, Usa; d 24.01.1718, Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa. 45. ii. SAMUEL FOSTER b 1650, Chelmsford Middlelsex England. 46. iii. ESTHER FOSTER b 01.11.1659, Chelmsford Middlesex Co MA d 02.03.1734, Andover Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. iv. ANDREW FOSTER b 1648, Chelmsford Middlesex Co MA d 13.08.1676, Chelmsford Middlesex Co Massachusetts Usa. 47. v. HANNAH FOSTER b 01.11.1649, Norfolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America; d 11.06.1683. 37. MAJOR ROBERT10 HARRIS (WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1615 Wales d 1712 Jamestown James City Virginia Usa.
m MARY CLAIBORNE dau of COL./HON. CLAIBORNE and ELIZABETH BUTLER b 1630 King William Co Virginia Usa d 09.02.1708 Doswell Hanover Co Virginia Usa. notesfor MAJOR ROBERT HARRIS: One issue is stated by Thomas King, "DNA has proven that Major Robert Harris who married Mary Claiborne could not possibly be the son of Capt Thomas Harris by either of his wives. yDNA from living direct male Harris descendants of Maj Robert Harris prove that he came from a different Haplo Blood Group as do the living direct male Harris descendants of Capt Thomas Harris. This proves conclusively that Maj Robert Harris and Capt Thomas Harris could not be related or have any common male Harris ancestor within thousands of years." ancestry.com Furthermore, he states "The Robert Harris who married Mary Claiborne was NOT the son of Sgt John Harris and wife Dorothy. Their son Robert died in ISle of wight in 1664. DNA of his male Harris descendants proves they come from a different Haplo Blood groups as do the living male direct Harris descendants of Maj Robert Harris which means is is impossible for them to be related nor have any common male Harris ancestor within thousands of years." ancestry.com ch of MAJOR HARRIS and MARY CLAIBORNE er: 48. i. CAPT. WILLIAM11 HARRIS b 1672, Wales; d ett. 1725, Henrico Co Virginia Usa. 49. ii. MATTHEW HARRIS b 1661, Yorkhampton Parish York Co Virginia Usa; d før 1727, York Co Virginia Usa. 38. ELIZABETH10 MAVERICK (ANN9 HARRIS, THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 02.06.1639 Charlestown Suffolk Massachusetts Usa d 22.03.1673 Haverhill Essex Co Massachusetts Usa.
m JOHN JOHNSON. Han b Charlestown Suffolk Massachusetts Usa d 29.08.1708 Charlestown Suffolk Massachusetts Usa. notesfor JOHN JOHNSON: THE BLACKSMITH AT HAVERHILL, MASS. (Ancestor of Anna Pixley Johnson) In 1657, the inhabitants of Haverhill, Mass. Suffered considerably from lack of a blacksmith. To ovate this difficulty, twenty citizens of the town signed a contract to pay twenty pounds to a man by the name of Jewett to purchase his house and land. This was given to John Johnson, our ancestor, “provided he live here seven years, following the trade of blacksmith in doing the town’s work, also the said John Johnson doth promise to refuse to work for any that refuse to pay toward this purchase, until they bring under the Selectmen’s hands that they will pay. This John Johnson was a son of William Johnson, a brick maker of Charlestown, Mass. He came to Haverhill in the fall of 1657 with his wife Elizabeth who was daughter of Elias Maverick and one child, John, born August 3, 1657. He settled on land that later became the main street of the town. As blacksmith shop in those days was one of the most public places in town, it is quite probable that his settlement in that place was a prominent reason for the principal business of the town becoming located in that vicinity. Besides the house-lot and other town accommodations given him to encourage him to settle in the village, he bought parcels of land at various times until he became quite a large land-holder, but at the time of his death, he had sold and given away to his children, all but about seventy-five or a hundred acres—some of which were situated in the town of Charlestown. He became the founder of one of the largest and most respectable families of Haverhill where many of his descendants still live. He represented the town in the General Court in 1691; was one of the deacons of the church; and an officer in the militia. He was married three times; First to Elizabeth Maverick, Oct. 15, 1658, who died March 22, 1673-74; second, to widow Sarah Gillo of Lynn, March 3, 1674-75, who died July 24, 1678, at the time her twin daughters were born; and third, September 8, 1680, to Katherine, widow of John Maverick, and formerly Katherine Skipper of Boston. Haverhill suffered another Indian raid in 1708. According to Mirck, early in the year of 1708, a grand council was held at Montreal where an assault against the English colonies was agreed upon. The French were commanded by De Chaillons and Hertel de Rouville, and their Indian allies by La Perriere. Because of desertion, their forces finally dwindled to about two hundred fifty with which number they decided to attack Haverhill, at that time a compact village consisting of about thirty houses. At break of day on August 29, 1708, the attack was made, and Lieutenant John Johnson and his wife were among those killed. He was killed in the doorway of his won house, and buried in the old burying-ground with the other officers in the militia near Mr. Rolfe, their pastor. John, his son, was also a blacksmith, Indeed Chase in his History of Haverhill published in 1860 records that the trade of blacksmith had been almost or quite constantly carried on in that town by the lineal descendants of this early blacksmith. (For further information see Chase-History of Haverhill, Mass. Pp 624 ff.) The graves of Lieutenant Johnson (King Philip’s War) had a common headstone, shaped at the top to represent two, and bearing the following inscriptions: Lieutenant Catherine John Johnson wife of Lieutenant Died Aug John Johnson Ye 29, 1708 7 in died Aug ye Ye 76 year of 29, 1708 7 in His age ye 70 year of Her age. John Johnson was married three times. With his oldest son, John, also Lieutenant, he went to Charlestown, and there they were married the same day, the father to his third wife, the son to his first. The first wife of Thomas n, son of John Johnson Jr., was Ruth Bradley who in her girlhood had been a captive among the savages who, March 15, 1696-7 murdered her father and mother and her two sisters and carried Ruth away at the same time that they had carried Hannah Dustin (this was an ancestor of the Hamblin side of the Johnson family –Sytha’s mother’s side) Ruth was killed in another raid of the Indians upon Haverhill, August 29, 1708 at the same time as was John Johnson and his wife. When slain she held in her arms her only child Lydia, a year and six days old, born in the second year of her marriage. The child strangely enough, escaped the tomahawk, concealed perhaps in the folds of her mothers dress. Ruth’s grave bore a headstone containing this inscription: Ruth ye wife Of Thomas Johnson Died Aug. ye 29 1708 & in ye 21 year of her age Once w’t ye Indians In captivity After ’twas her lot In their hands to dy. After Ruth’s death, Thomas Johnson married Rachel Ordway from whom we are descended. Her child Lydia grew to womanhood, married, and had children. ch of ELIZABETH MAVERICK and JOHN JOHNSON er: 50. i. JOHN11 JOHNSON b 03.08.1657, Charlestown Suffolk Massachusetts Usa. 39. MARTHA10 HARRIS (WILLIAM9, THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 1649 Middletown Middlesex Co Connecticut Usa d 14.07.1710 New London Co Connecticut Usa.
m JOSEPH COIT. Han b 1637 Glamorgan Wales d 27.03.1704 New London Co Connecticut Usa. ch of MARTHA HARRIS and JOSEPH COIT er: i. JOSEPH11 COIT b 1680, Stonington New London Co Connecticut Usa;
m EXPERIENCE WHEELER; f. 1685, Stonington New London Co Connecticut Usa; d 08.01.1759, Plainfield Windham Co Connecticut Usa. 40. JOSIAH10 STARR (RACHEL9 HARRIS, THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 01.09.1657 Charlestown Middlesex Co Massachusetts Usa d 04.01.1715 Danbury Fairfield Co Connecticut Usa. m1) ELIZABETH HICKS b 1656 Queens Co New York Usa d 1691 Queens Co New York Usa. m2) REBECCA WHITNEY b 1675 Danbury Fairfield Co Connecticut Usa d 15.07.1739 Danbury Fairfield Co Connecticut Usa. ch of JOSIAH STARR and ELIZABETH HICKS er: 51. i. JOHN11 STARR b 1686, Hempstead Nassau Co New York Usa; d 27.07.1739, Danbury Fairfield Co Connecticut Usa. ii. BENJAMIN STARR b 1683, Hempstead, Nassau, New York, Usa; d 29.11.1754, Danbury, Fairfield County, Connecticut, Usa;
m EUNICE TAYLOR, 1703, Massachusetts, Usa; f. 1689, Danbury, Fairfield, Connecticut, Usa. notesfor BENJAMIN STARR: Benjamin Starr was a man of much prominence in Danbury, but as the town records were destroyed by the British, there is little public record concerning him. He was an extensive landholder. The Starr genealogy says the probate records show: "Jan. 20, 1755. Whereas our late honored Father, Benjamin Starr, late of Danbury, decd, dying intestate, hath left property among us, the children and only heirs of our decd Parent, and our Mother Eunice, wid. of our decd Father, hath acquitted to us all her right of dower except &c. ... and being all of legal capacity to act for ourselves, and being mindful of a brotherly agreement among ourselves, have agreed and divided the estate as follows," etc. Signed by one son and four daughters, all the children of the deceased. Bailey records his burial in the Wooster Street Cemetery, Danbury" at the eastern end of the (then) enclosure: "Lieut. Benjamin Starr. Died Nov. 29, 1754, in his 71 year."
11 41. THOMAS11 HARRIS (JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1636 Clavering Kent England d 01.04.1678 Charles City Co Virginia Usa. ch of THOMAS HARRIS er: 52. i. THOMAS12 HARRIS b 1669, Charles City Co Virginia Usa; d 1729, Henrico Co Virginia Usa. 42. THOMAS11 HARRIS (THOMAS10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1636 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa d 09.10.1688 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa.
m ANN MARTIN b 1640 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. notesfor THOMAS HARRIS: Links Isle of Wight Co VAGenWeb Site FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Military VA Militia / Lieutenant History 1676 Bacon's Rebellion Supported Bacon POW ch of THOMAS HARRIS and ANN MARTIN er: i. JANE12 HARRIS b 1664, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa;
m JONES. 53. ii. THOMAS HARRIS b 1667, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. 54. iii. ROBERT HARRIS b 1674, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa; d 1740, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. 43. MICHAL11 HARRIS (PETER10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1682 Accomack Co Virginia Usa d Virginia Usa.
m JOHN FLOYD, son of JOHN FLOYD and MARY BERRY. Han b 1670 Northampton Co Virginia Usa. ch of MICHAL HARRIS and JOHN FLOYD er: 55. i. WILLIAM12 FLOYD b 1720, Amhearst Virginia Usa; d 1789, Beargrass Creek Jefferson Co Kentucky Usa. 44. ELY11 FOSTER (ESTHER10 KEMP, EDWARD9, DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 01.12.1653 Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, Usa d 24.01.1718 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa.
m JUDITH KEYES 17.10.1680 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa dau of SOLOMON KEYES and FRANCES GRANT b 16.09.1662 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America d ett. 1705 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. ch of ELY FOSTER and JUDITH KEYES er: 56. i. JUDE12 FOSTER b 20.03.1680, Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa; d 15.04.1754, Dunstable, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa. 45. SAMUEL11 FOSTER (ESTHER10 KEMP, EDWARD9, DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 1650 Chelmsford Middlelsex England.
m SARAH KEYES dau of ROBERT KEYES and FRANCES GRANT b 1656 Newbury Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. ch of SAMUEL FOSTER and SARAH KEYES er: 57. i. MOSES12 FOSTER b 1692, Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. 46. ESTHER11 FOSTER (ESTHER10 KEMP, EDWARD9, DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 01.11.1659 Chelmsford Middlesex Co Massachusetts Usa d 02.03.1734 Andover Essex Co Massachusetts Usa.
m ABRAHAM FOSTER, son of ANDREW FOSTER and ANN ALCOCK. Han b 1648 Andover Essex Co Massachusetts Usa d 09.10.1723 Andover Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. ch of ESTHER FOSTER and ABRAHAM FOSTER er: i. ESTHER12 FOSTER b 03.06.1683, Andover Essex Co Massachusetts Usa; d 12.06.1753, Andover Essex Co Massachusetts Usa;
m DANIEL KIMBALL; f. 1684, Wenham Essex Co MA d 17.12.1754, Andover Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. 47. HANNAH11 FOSTER (ESTHER10 KEMP, EDWARD9, DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 01.11.1649 Norfolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America d 11.06.1683.
m SAMUEL FLETCHER. Han b 04.1632 Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America d 1697. ch of HANNAH FOSTER and SAMUEL FLETCHER er: i. SAMUEL12 FLETCHER b 23.07.1664, Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America; d 24.01.1705, Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America;
m MARY COTTON, 07.06.1692, Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Usa; f. 1675; d 30.01.1705. 48. CAPT. WILLIAM11 HARRIS (MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1672 Wales d ett. 1725 Henrico Co Virginia Usa.
m TEMPERANCE OVERTON dau of COL. OVERTON and MARY WATERS b 02.03.1678 Hanover Co Virginia Usa d 10.02.1709 Hanover Co Virginia Usa. ch of CAPT. HARRIS and TEMPERANCE OVERTON er: 58. i. WILLIAM12 HARRIS b 1697, St Pauls Parish Hanover Co Virginia Usa; d 06.12.1792, Hanover Co Virginia Usa. 59. ii. MAJ. ROBERT OVERTON HARRIS b 1696, Hanover Co Virginia Usa; d 08.08.1765, Albemarle Co Virginia Usa. 49. MATTHEW11 HARRIS (MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1661 Yorkhampton Parish York Co Virginia Usa d før 1727 York Co Virginia Usa.
m ELIZABETH LEE dau of WILLIAM LEE and ANNE HARRISON b 1690 Yorkhampton Parish York Co Virginia Usa d 1748 Goochland Co Virginia Usa. ch of MATTHEW HARRIS and ELIZABETH LEE er: 60. i. LEE12 HARRIS, CAPTAIN b 1725, York Co Virginia Usa; d 1792, Amherst Co Virginia Usa. 61. ii. WILLIAM LEE HARRIS b 1713, York Co Virginia Usa; d 1788, Scottsville Albemarle Co Virginia Usa. 50. JOHN11 JOHNSON (ELIZABETH10 MAVERICK, ANN9 HARRIS, THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 03.08.1657 Charlestown Suffolk Massachusetts Usa.
m MARY MAUSALL . ch of JOHN JOHNSON and MARY MAUSALL er: 62. i. THOMAS12 JOHNSON b 30.05.1680, New Kent Co.St. Peters Parish Virginia Usa. 51. JOHN11 STARR (JOSIAH10, RACHEL9 HARRIS, THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 1686 Hempstead Nassau Co New York Usa d 27.07.1739 Danbury Fairfield Co Connecticut Usa. ch of JOHN STARR er: i. MEHITABLE12 STARR b 1712, Danbury Fairfield Co Connecticut Usa;
m EPHRAIM BARNUM; f. 10.01.1710, Danbury Fairfield Co Connecticut Usa; d 08.1775, Danbury Fairfield Co Connecticut Usa.
12 52. THOMAS12 HARRIS (THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1669 Charles City Co Virginia Usa d 1729 Henrico Co Virginia Usa.
m MARY JEFFERSON dau of THOMAS JEFFERSON and MARY BRANCH b 1675 Henrico Co Virginia Usa d 09.1745 Henrico Co Virginia Usa. ch of THOMAS HARRIS and MARY JEFFERSON er: 63. i. JOHN13 HARRIS b 1703, Powhatan Co Virginia Usa; d 1751, Cumberland Co Virginia Usa. 64. ii. ANN HARRIS b 1708, Henrico Co Virginia Usa. 53. THOMAS12 HARRIS (THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1667 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa.
m JUDITH EDWARDS dau of ROBERT EDWARDS and MARY HUNT b 1663 Spotsylvania Virginia Usa. ch of THOMAS HARRIS and JUDITH EDWARDS er: i. THOMAS13 HARRIS b 1693, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa;
m HANNAH. 54. ROBERT12 HARRIS (THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1674 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa d 1740 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa.
m ANNE FULGHUM b 1680 Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa. ch of ROBERT HARRIS and ANNE FULGHUM er: 65. i. JOHN13 HARRIS b 1735, Surry Co Virginia Usa; d 1771. 55. WILLIAM12 FLOYD (MICHAL11 HARRIS, PETER10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1720 Amhearst Virginia Usa d 1789 Beargrass Creek Jefferson Co Kentucky Usa.
m ABADIAH ABIGAIL DAVIS dau of NATHANIEL DAVIS and ABADIAH LEWIS b 1730 Accomack Co Virginia Usa d 1823 Kentucky Usa. ch of WILLIAM FLOYD and ABADIAH DAVIS er: 66. i. SARAH13 FLOYD b 15.10.1747, Amhearst Virginia Usa; d 1824. ii. ISHAM FLOYD b 1748, Albermarle Co Virginia Usa; d 1790, Indiana Usa. iii. ELIZABETH FLOYD b 1749, Virginia Usa; d 1833, Middletown Jefferson Co Kentucky Usa;
m CHARLES TULEY; f. 1747, Fauquier Co Virginia Usa; d 1787, Jefferson Co Kentucky Usa. notesfor CHARLES TULEY: The Tuley family is recorded in some detail by William Floyd Tuley, the author of "The Tuley Family Memoirs," New Albany, Indiana, 1906. Their name is pronounced "Twu-ley, not Tooley," that author says. But Tooley is a common spelling in the old records. 67. iv. JOHN FLOYD b 1750, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d 04.04.1783, Jefferson Co Kentucky Usa. 56. JUDE12 FOSTER (ELY11, ESTHER10 KEMP, EDWARD9, DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 20.03.1680 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa d 15.04.1754 Dunstable, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa.
m THOMAS ADAMS 1703 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa. Han b 04.02.1675 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa d 18.02.1746 Dunstable, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa. ch of JUDE FOSTER and THOMAS ADAMS er: 68. i. ESTHER13 ADAMS b 18.08.1706, Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America; d 19.06.1788, Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa. 57. MOSES12 FOSTER (SAMUEL11, ESTHER10 KEMP, EDWARD9, DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 1692 Essex Co Massachusetts Usa.
m MARY RUST b 1702 Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. ch of MOSES FOSTER and MARY RUST er: i. AARON13 FOSTER b 1723, Essex Co MA d 1811, MA
m RUTH LOWE; f. 11.06.1728, Ipswich Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. notesfor AARON FOSTER: Military 1776 MA Army / Aide-de-Camp / Revolutionary War MA Capt Cogwells Co 58. WILLIAM12 HARRIS (CAPT. WILLIAM11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1697 St Pauls Parish Hanover Co Virginia Usa d 06.12.1792 Hanover Co Virginia Usa.
m ELIZABETH BURNETT b 1710 South Farnham Essex Co Virginia Usa. ch of WILLIAM HARRIS and ELIZABETH BURNETT er: 69. i. FREDERICK13 HARRIS b 1738, Virginia Usa; d 08.06.1801, Louisa Co Virginia Usa. 59. MAJ. ROBERT OVERTON12 HARRIS (CAPT. WILLIAM11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1696 Hanover Co Virginia Usa d 08.08.1765 Albemarle Co Virginia Usa.
m MOURNING GLEASON GLENN dau of JAMES GLENN and MOURNING WINN b 1702 New Kent Co Virgina Usa d ett. 1776 Browns Cove Albemarle Co Virginia Usa. ch of MAJ. HARRIS and MOURNING GLENN er: i. FRANCES13 HARRIS b mel. 27.01.1745 - 1746, Louisa Co Virginia Usa; d 1814, Albemarle Co Virginia Usa;
m JOEL CRAWFORD; f. 16.10.1736, Hanover County, Province of Virginia Usa; d 13.10.1788, Oglethorpe Co Georgia Usa. ii. CHRISTOPHER HARRIS b 17.02.1724, Louisa Co Virginia Usa; d 14.03.1794, Madison Co Kentucky Usa;
m MARY ELIZABETH DABNEY; f. 25.12.1726, Hanover Co Virginia Usa; d 1794, Albemarle Co Virginia Usa. 60. LEE12 HARRIS, CAPTAIN (MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1725 York Co Virginia Usa d 1792 Amherst Co Virginia Usa.
m WINNIFRED WINNIE PHILLIPS dau of LEONARD PHILLIPS and JOANNA DAVIS b 1726 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 1813 Amherst Co Virginia Usa. ch of LEE HARRIS and WINNIFRED PHILLIPS er: 70. i. MARY POLLY13 HARRIS b 1775, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d 11.05.1849, Shelby Co Tennessee Usa. 61. WILLIAM LEE12 HARRIS (MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1713 York Co Virginia Usa d 1788 Scottsville Albemarle Co Virginia Usa.
m MARY NETHERLAND dau of JOHN NETHERLAND and SARAH HANKINS b 1719 Goochland Virginia Usa d 20.05.1799 Scottsville Albemarle Co Virginia Usa. notesfor WILLIAM LEE HARRIS: A history of Albemarle County states:[1] William Harris was long one of the early and leading citizens of Albemarle. His first patent was located on Beaverdam of Hardware in 1739. He also made entries on Totier and Green Creeks, until during the next forty years he possessed more than two thousand acres. He was evidently a man of fine judgement and great energy. He established on Green Creek one of the first mills erected in that part of the county, and it has ever since been an important centre to the surrounding country. In 1746, the year after the county was organized, he was appointed one of its magistrates. he died in 1788. His wife was Mary Netherland, and his children, Matthew, Sarah, the wife of a Mosby, Elizabeth, the wife of John Digges, Catharine, the wife of a Steger, John, William, Mary, the wife of a Woodfolk, Benjamin, Ann, the wife of Hawes Coleman, and Judith, the wife of George Coleman. From this stem has sprung a greater number of families perhaps than from any other ever domiciled in the county. wikitree.com notesfor MARY NETHERLAND: Mary Netherland married William Lee Harris in York County, Virginia, in 1736 and they moved first to Goochland county and then further into the Piedmont area, settling on Green Creek, where William established one of the first grist mills of the area. They farmed a plantation of over 2,000 acres and had 11 children. Mary Netherlands Harris survived her husband by 11 years, dying in May 1799. Her son Benjamin lived with her and cared for her in her later years. They were among the foremost families of Albemarle County, Virginia, and left a large progeny there. wikitree.com ch of WILLIAM HARRIS and MARY NETHERLAND er: i. MATTHEW13 HARRIS b 09.09.1737, Goochland Co Virginia Usa; d 19.05.1805, Amherst Co Virginia Usa;
m ELIZABETH TATE; f. 18.08.1746, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d 30.05.1834, Amherst Co Virginia Usa. notesfor MATTHEW HARRIS: Military VA / Patriotic Service / Revolutionary War AMHERST CO 62. THOMAS12 JOHNSON (JOHN11, ELIZABETH10 MAVERICK, ANN9 HARRIS, THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 30.05.1680 New Kent Co.St. Peters Parish Virginia Usa. m2) RUTH BRADLEY b 15.05.1688 Haverhill Essex Co Massachusetts Usa d 29.08.1708 Haverhill Essex Co Massachusetts Usa. notesfor THOMAS JOHNSON: Thomas, whose birth is recorded in 1680, is thought to be the Thomas Johnson who entered 182 acres of land on Stone Horse Creek at the corner of Christopher Clark in 1718 and who deeded 200 acres on Stone Horse Creek to his daughter Semiramis Johnson Paulett in 1734. notesfor RUTH BRADLEY: She died in an Indian attack on Haverhill on August 29, 1708. ch of THOMAS JOHNSON er: 71. i. SEMIRAMIS13 JOHNSON. ch of THOMAS JOHNSON and RUTH BRADLEY er: 72. ii. DANIEL13 JOHNSON b 1712; d 08.03.1794.
13 63. JOHN13 HARRIS (THOMAS12, THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1703 Powhatan Co Virginia Usa d 1751 Cumberland Co Virginia Usa.
m URSULA JORDAN b 1707 Virginia Usa. ch of JOHN HARRIS and URSULA JORDAN er: 73. i. JOHN JORDAN14 HARRIS b 1732, Powhatan Powhatan Co Virginia Usa; d 19.11.1800, Cumberland Co Virginia Usa. 64. ANN13 HARRIS (THOMAS12, THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1708 Henrico Co Virginia Usa.
m SAMUEL YEARGAN. Han b 1707 Wales d ett. 24.12.1784 Warren Co North Carolina Usa. ch of ANN HARRIS and SAMUEL YEARGAN er: i. ANN14 YEARGAN b 1753, Chesterfield Co Virginia Usa; d 1786, Pittsboro Chatham Co North Carolina Usa;
m WILLIAM ALSTON; f. 1745, Chowan Co North Carolina Usa; d 1788. 65. JOHN13 HARRIS (ROBERT12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1735 Surry Co Virginia Usa d 1771.
m MARTHA ELDRIDGE dau of THOMAS ELDRIDGE and JUDITH KENNON b 1735 Virginia Usa d 1771. ch of JOHN HARRIS and MARTHA ELDRIDGE er: 74. i. PAMELA14 HARRIS b 11.06.1749, Surry Co Virginia Usa; d 04.1816, Powhatan Co Virginia Usa. 66. SARAH13 FLOYD (WILLIAM12, MICHAL11 HARRIS, PETER10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 15.10.1747 Amhearst Virginia Usa d 1824.
m WYATT POWELL. Han b 1747 Virginia Usa d 1818. ch of SARAH FLOYD and WYATT POWELL er: i. JOHN FLOYD14 POWELL b 1769, Virginia Usa. 75. ii. NANCY FLOYD POWELL b 1771, Virginia Usa. 67. JOHN13 FLOYD (WILLIAM12, MICHAL11 HARRIS, PETER10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1750 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 04.04.1783 Jefferson Co Kentucky Usa. m1) MATILDA MARY BURFORD b 1753 Henrico Co Virginia Usa d 06.1769 Virginia Usa. m2) SALLIE JANE BUCHANAN b 1759 Augusta Co Virginia Usa d 14.05.1812 Kentucky Usa. ch of JOHN FLOYD and MATILDA BURFORD er: 76. i. MOURNING BURFORD14 FLOYD b 06.1769, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d 24.06.1848, Bairdstown Greene Co Georgia Usa. ch of JOHN FLOYD and SALLIE BUCHANAN er: ii. JOHN14 FLOYD b 24.04.1783, Jefferson Co Kentucky Usa; d 16.08.1837, Virginia Usa;
m LETITIA PRESTON; f. 26.09.1779, Isle of Wight Co Virginia Usa; d 13.12.1852, Tazewell Co Virginia Usa. notesfor JOHN FLOYD: Links FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Kentucky TTTP Education 1806 PA, Philadelphia Co, Philadelphia, University Of Pennsylvania ? More on this location Links FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Pennsylvania TTTP Occup 1817-1823 US Rep. from VA Occup 1830-1834 VA Governor Org. 1830 Virginia Historical Society, Vice President Election 1832 USA Presidential Election 68. ESTHER13 ADAMS (JUDE12 FOSTER, ELY11, ESTHER10 KEMP, EDWARD9, DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 18.08.1706 Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America d 19.06.1788 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa.
m HENRY WRIGHT 19.12.1725 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Usa. Han b 10.01.1700 Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America d 13.04.1771 Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. ch of ESTHER ADAMS and HENRY WRIGHT er: 77. i. HENRY14 WRIGHT b 10.06.1732, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa; d 12.10.1806, Ashby, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa. 69. FREDERICK13 HARRIS (WILLIAM12, CAPT. WILLIAM11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1738 Virginia Usa d 08.06.1801 Louisa Co Virginia Usa.
m ELIZABETH TERRELL dau of RICHMOND TERRELL and ANNE OVERTON b 1743 Virginia Usa. ch of FREDERICK HARRIS and ELIZABETH TERRELL er: i. GEORGE S14 HARRIS b 26.11.1778, Louisa Co Virginia Usa; d 1845, Virginia Usa;
m MARY COOKE; f. 1781, Louisa Co Virginia Usa; d 12.08.1856, Fredricksville Albemarle Co Virginia Usa. 78. ii. FREDERICK OVERTON HARRIS b 1789, Louisa Co Virginia Usa; d 09.04.1842, Louisa Co Virginia Usa. 70. MARY POLLY13 HARRIS (LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1775 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 11.05.1849 Shelby Co Tennessee Usa.
m RICHARD BURKS, son of SAMUEL BURKS and ELIZABETH. Han b 1775 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d ett. 30.11.1836 Madison Co Alabama Usa. ch of MARY HARRIS and RICHARD BURKS er: i. EMELINE14 BURKS b 1795, Amherst Co Virginia Usa. ii. RICHARD HENRY BURKS b 1795, Amherst Co Virginia Usa;
m ELIZABETH KENNEDY SHELTON; f. 1798, Virginia Usa. 79. iii. SARAH ANN BURKS b ett. 1795, Amherst Co Virginia Usa. 80. iv. LEE HARRIS BURKS b 1796, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d 1866, Lauderdale Co Tennessee Usa. v. LUCINDA BURKS b 1796, Amherst Co Virginia Usa;
m GREEN WOOD; f. 1801, Amherst Co Virginia Usa. vi. MATHEW H BURKS b 07.01.1802, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d 21.11.1882, Texas Usa;
m MARTHA WALLACE VINING; f. 11.09.1813, Tennessee Usa; d 29.06.1881, Texas Usa. notesfor MARTHA WALLACE VINING: Martha was the daughter of John Vining born 1786 in NC. and Polly Hubert born 1782. Martha brought her father's bible with her and the miniture portrait of him to Texas. They were handed down through the Burks family and eventually the Vining Bible was donated to a Texas institution. The minitature portrait is still in Texas in a related family. vii. JOHN F BURKS b 1804, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d Arkansas Usa;
m NANCY C HARRIS; f. 1804, Virginia Usa; d ett. 1850. 81. viii. WILLIAM PINKNEY BURKS b 1810, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d 09.1866, Drew Co Arkansas Usa. 82. ix. WINNEY ELEANOR JANE BURKS b 1810, Amherst Co Virginia Usa. 83. x. MARY JANE BURKS b 1817, Madison Co Alabama Usa. 71. SEMIRAMIS13 JOHNSON (THOMAS12, JOHN11, ELIZABETH10 MAVERICK, ANN9 HARRIS, THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1)
m THOMAS PAULETT 1734. Han b Hanover County Virginia Usa. ch of SEMIRAMIS JOHNSON and THOMAS PAULETT er: i. ANN14 PAULETT b 1735. 72. DANIEL13 JOHNSON (THOMAS12, JOHN11, ELIZABETH10 MAVERICK, ANN9 HARRIS, THOMAS8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, ARTHUR5, ANNE4 JERNEGAN, JOHN3, JOAN LOVE2 APPLEYARD, SIR WILLIAM1) b 1712 d 08.03.1794.
m SUSANNA BIXBY b 1715 d 16.01.1779. notesfor DANIEL JOHNSON: Husband of Susanna Johnson aged 82 yrs. "Early Vital Records of Mass. (Haverhill Deaths)" ch of DANIEL JOHNSON and SUSANNA BIXBY er: i. TIMOTHY14 JOHNSON b 17.04.1737, Haverhill Essex Co MA d Haverhill Essex Co MA
m MARY GREELEY; f. 01.01.1739, Haverhill Essex Co Massachusetts Usa.
14 73. JOHN JORDAN14 HARRIS (JOHN13, THOMAS12, THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1732 Powhatan Powhatan Co Virginia Usa d 19.11.1800 Cumberland Co Virginia Usa.
m ANNE OBEDIENCE TURPIN b 17.09.1734 Virginia Usa d 08.08.1800 Nordwood Cumberland Co Virginia Usa. ch of JOHN HARRIS and ANNE TURPIN er: 84. i. JUDITH15 HARRIS b 1760, Cumberland Co Virginia Usa; d 19.11.1802, Versailles Woodford Co Kentucky Usa. 74. PAMELA14 HARRIS (JOHN13, ROBERT12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 11.06.1749 Surry Co Virginia Usa d 04.1816 Powhatan Co Virginia Usa.
m CHRISTOPHER MCRAE. Han b 1731 Surry Co Virginia Usa d 22.12.1808 Powhatan Co Virginia Usa. ch of PAMELA HARRIS and CHRISTOPHER MCRAE er: 85. i. ALEXANDER15 MCRAE b 04.05.1769, Surry Co Virginia Usa; d 13.12.1840, London Middlesex England. 75. NANCY FLOYD14 POWELL (SARAH13 FLOYD, WILLIAM12, MICHAL11 HARRIS, PETER10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1771 Virginia Usa.
m ROBERT WALKER. Han b 1771 Virginia Usa. ch of NANCY POWELL and ROBERT WALKER er: i. THOMAS15 WALKER b 1793, Virginia Usa. ii. SARAH WALKER b 1795, Virginia Usa;
m HENRY ROSE; f. 1793, Amhearst Virginia Usa. 76. MOURNING BURFORD14 FLOYD (JOHN13, WILLIAM12, MICHAL11 HARRIS, PETER10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 06.1769 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 24.06.1848 Bairdstown Greene Co Georgia Usa.
m JOHN STEWART. Han b 1760 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 23.04.1829 Bairdstown Greene Co Georgia Usa. ch of MOURNING FLOYD and JOHN STEWART er: i. LORENZO R15 STEWART b 1785, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d 1846;
m SARAH ANDERSON; f. 1794, Virginia Usa. 77. HENRY14 WRIGHT (ESTHER13 ADAMS, JUDE12 FOSTER, ELY11, ESTHER10 KEMP, EDWARD9, DOROTHY8 HARRIS, ARTHUR7, ) b 10.06.1732 Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa d 12.10.1806 Ashby, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa.
m SARAH SPAULDING 13.01.1753 dau of OLIVER SPAULDING and SARAH REED b 22.11.1732 Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa d 08.03.1784 Ashby, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Usa. ch of HENRY WRIGHT and SARAH SPAULDING er: i. REBECCA15 WRIGHT b 22.09.1763, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony British Colonial America;
m JOSHUA REED; f. 06.03.1763, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America; d 06.01.1841, Stoddard, Cheshire, New Hampshire, Usa. 78. FREDERICK OVERTON14 HARRIS (FREDERICK13, WILLIAM12, CAPT. WILLIAM11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1789 Louisa Co Virginia Usa d 09.04.1842 Louisa Co Virginia Usa.
m CATHERINE SNELSON SMITH b 1786 Virginia Usa d 26.12.1848. ch of FREDERICK HARRIS and CATHERINE SMITH er: 86. i. CHARLOTTE REBECCA15 HARRIS b 03.10.1816, Virginia Usa; d 21.04.1879. 79. SARAH ANN14 BURKS (MARY POLLY13 HARRIS, LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b ett. 1795 Amherst Co Virginia Usa.
m JAMES S TILLMAN. Han b 1815 Alabama Usa d 1847 Madison Co Alabama Usa. ch of SARAH BURKS and JAMES TILLMAN er: i. GEORGE L15 TILLMAN b 1840, Alabama Usa. 80. LEE HARRIS14 BURKS (MARY POLLY13 HARRIS, LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1796 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 1866 Lauderdale Co Tennessee Usa.
m ELIZABETH KENNERLY SHELTON dau of JOHN SHELTON and ANNE POINDEXTER b 1796 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 1866 Lauderdale Co Tennessee Usa. ch of LEE BURKS and ELIZABETH SHELTON er: 87. i. JOHN NAPOLEAN15 BURKS b 1824, Amherst Co Virginia Usa; d 1867, Lauderdale Co Tennessee Usa. 81. WILLIAM PINKNEY14 BURKS (MARY POLLY13 HARRIS, LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1810 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 09.1866 Drew Co Arkansas Usa.
m ANNA MARIAH JONES b 1816 Tennessee Usa d 14.10.1876 Arkansas Usa. ch of WILLIAM BURKS and ANNA JONES er: 88. i. GEORGE WASHINGTON15 BURKS b 26.12.1844, Tennessee Usa; d 01.05.1896, Drew Co Arkansas Usa. ii. JAMES BURKS b 1837, Tennessee Usa;
m JOSEPHINE SHORTER; f. 03.01.1841, Tippah Missisippi Usa. iii. WILLIAM PINKNEY BURKS b 04.01.1838, Tennessee Usa; d 22.07.1905, Monticello Drew Co Arkansas Usa;
m MARGARET AGRIPPINA HEMINGWAY; f. 19.11.1846, Carroll Co Missisippi Usa; d 28.08.1922, Pine Bluff Jefferson Co Arkansas Usa. iv. HENRY CLAY BURKS b 31.10.1838, Tennessee Usa; d 05.12.1913, Drew Co Arkansas Usa;
m CHARLOTTE MCDERMOTT; f. 21.06.1838, Arkansas Usa; d 11.03.1915, Arkansas Usa. v. PATTIE BURKS b 09.09.1842, Tennessee Usa; d 04.07.1884, Arkansas Usa. vi. HENRIETTA BURKS b 1848, Tennessee Usa. vii. CHARLES M BURKS b 03.03.1848, Tennessee Usa; d 08.12.1892, Arkansas Usa. viii. MARIETTA BURKS b 1854, Tennessee Usa. ix. ANNA MARIAH BURKS b 27.12.1860, Tennessee Usa; d 16.06.1883, Arkansas Usa;
m W E COLE. 82. WINNEY ELEANOR JANE14 BURKS (MARY POLLY13 HARRIS, LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1810 Amherst Co Virginia Usa.
m JOHN B HARRIS. Han b 1805 Virginia Usa. ch of WINNEY BURKS and JOHN HARRIS er: 89. i. MARY15 HARRIS b 1825, Madison Co Alabama Usa. 83. MARY JANE14 BURKS (MARY POLLY13 HARRIS, LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1817 Madison Co Alabama Usa.
m WILLIS G EDDINS. Han b 1807 South Carolina Usa d 1851 Tennessee Usa. ch of MARY BURKS and WILLIS EDDINS er: i. MARY BURKS15 EDDINS b 02.12.1835, Madison Co Alabama Usa; d 10.10.1895, Drew Co Arkansas Usa;
m CHARLES L BURKS; f. 07.09.1842, Haywood Co Tennessee Usa; d 13.07.1905, Drew Co Arkansas Usa.
15 84. JUDITH15 HARRIS (JOHN JORDAN14, JOHN13, THOMAS12, THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1760 Cumberland Co Virginia Usa d 19.11.1802 Versailles Woodford Co Kentucky Usa.
m1) JOHN CRITTENDEN. Han b 1756 Burwash Sussex Englland d 30.03.1806 Versailles Woodford Co Kentucky Usa.
m2) GEORGE COLEMAN. notesfor JOHN CRITTENDEN: Major Military VA Militia / Major / Revolutionary War 11th VA Regiment Links GENUKI County Page Immigrate 1770 to Virginia John Crittenden was born in Burwash, Sussex England and christened 5 Jan 1750 in the same town. He immigrated to Virginia in 1770. John served in the 11th Virginia Regiment of the Contenintal Army in the Northwest Territories and for his faithful survice was given a land grant in Kentucky after the war. His wife is related to the Jefferson's of Virginia, Capt Thomas Jefferson 1677-1730 being her great-grandfather. They established a "plantation" just outside of Versailles, Kentucky. John died when a tree fell on him while he was working his land. They had nine children: Harriett, John, Thomas, Margaret, Henry, Obedience, Robert, Caroline, Lucy. This is a very distinguished family in American History. The record information below was listed on this site before came to manage it. There are some inaccuracies, but will leave it in tact since it is an extraction from records. DAR Library record ch of JUDITH HARRIS and JOHN CRITTENDEN er: 90. i. LUCY SMITH16 CRITTENDEN b 04.10.1802, Woodford Co Kentucky Usa; d 25.12.1885, San Fransisco Co California Usa. 91. ii. GOVERNOR JOHN JORDAN CRITTENDEN b 10.09.1787, Versailles Wadford Co Kentucky Usa; d 26.07.1863, Frankfort Franklin Co Kentucky Usa. 85. ALEXANDER15 MCRAE (PAMELA14 HARRIS, JOHN13, ROBERT12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 04.05.1769 Surry Co Virginia Usa d 13.12.1840 London Middlesex England.
m ANN DENT HAYES b 11.05.1786 Richmond City Virginia Usa d 28.01.1861 Richmond City Virginia Usa. ch of ALEXANDER MCRAE and ANN HAYES er: 92. i. ANN DENT16 MCRAE b 11.09.1817, Virginia Usa. 86. CHARLOTTE REBECCA15 HARRIS (FREDERICK OVERTON14, FREDERICK13, WILLIAM12, CAPT. WILLIAM11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 03.10.1816 Virginia Usa d 21.04.1879.
m JOSEPH K PENDLETON, son of EDMUND PENDLETON and UNITY KIMBROUGH. Han b 05.12.1810 Virginia Usa d 21.04.1879. ch of CHARLOTTE HARRIS and JOSEPH PENDLETON er: i. DR. LEWIS SMITH16 PENDLETON b 1838, Virginia Usa; d 28.03.1913. notesfor DR. LEWIS SMITH PENDLETON: Education 1860 VA, Richmond City, Medical College Of VA 87. JOHN NAPOLEAN15 BURKS (LEE HARRIS14, MARY POLLY13 HARRIS, LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1824 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 1867 Lauderdale Co Tennessee Usa.
m MARY HARRIS dau of JOHN HARRIS and WINNEY BURKS b 1825 Madison Co Alabama Usa. notesfor JOHN NAPOLEAN BURKS: In personal email from Bettie B. Davis who researched the Lauderdale County TN Court Minutes: Inventory and Sale Bill of the estate of John N. Burks, deceased. Fourth of September, 1867, buyers were J. Trainham and R. H. Burks. ON 1860 Census John Napolean's Birthplace was listed as NC. Having worked with Census, it is unusual for errors within a high level of confidence to occur. Although not often per locale, a few misguided Field Agents have been known to "phone it in." ch of JOHN BURKS and MARY HARRIS er: i. CHARLES L16 BURKS b 07.09.1842, Haywood Co Tennessee Usa; d 13.07.1905, Drew Co Arkansas Usa;
m MARY BURKS EDDINS; f. 02.12.1835, Madison Co Alabama Usa; d 10.10.1895, Drew Co Arkansas Usa. 88. GEORGE WASHINGTON15 BURKS (WILLIAM PINKNEY14, MARY POLLY13 HARRIS, LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 26.12.1844 Tennessee Usa d 01.05.1896 Drew Co Arkansas Usa.
m CORINTHIA MAHALA RAGLAND dau of JOHN RAGLAND and CHARITY CROSS b 26.12.1846 Meriwether Co Georgia Usa d 07.01.1910 Drew Co Arkansas Usa. ch of GEORGE BURKS and CORINTHIA RAGLAND er: i. WINNIE "OLIVE"16 BURKS b 09.1870, Arkansas Usa; d 1955, Drew Co Arkansas Usa;
m JOSIAH "BARKLEY" WHITE; f. 1868, Arkansas Usa; d 30.04.1939, Drew Co Arkansas Usa. ii. WILLIAM "FLETCHER" BURKS b 09.08.1868, Drew Co Arkansas Usa; d 18.11.1901, Drew Co Arkansas Usa;
m WILLIE ETTA STEWART; f. 30.07.1873, Arkansas Usa; d 20.05.1939, Drew Co Arkansas Usa. iii. JOHN HENRY BURKS b 17.07.1873, Arkansas Usa; d 08.04.1959, Arkansas Usa;
m EULA B; f. 05.09.1876, Arkansas Usa; d 07.04.1937, Arkansas Usa. 93. iv. GEORGE WASHINGTON BURKS b 12.01.1875, Arkansas Usa; d 1937. v. WALTER P BURKS b 02.07.1879, Arkansas Usa; d 24.02.1933, Arkansas Usa. vi. ROY R BURKS b 07.1883, Arkansas Usa; d 12.04.1954. 89. MARY15 HARRIS (WINNEY ELEANOR JANE14 BURKS, MARY POLLY13 HARRIS, LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 1825 Madison Co Alabama Usa.
m JOHN NAPOLEAN BURKS, son of LEE BURKS and ELIZABETH SHELTON. Han b 1824 Amherst Co Virginia Usa d 1867 Lauderdale Co Tennessee Usa. notesfor JOHN NAPOLEAN BURKS: In personal email from Bettie B. Davis who researched the Lauderdale County TN Court Minutes: Inventory and Sale Bill of the estate of John N. Burks, deceased. Fourth of September, 1867, buyers were J. Trainham and R. H. Burks. ON 1860 Census John Napolean's Birthplace was listed as NC. Having worked with Census, it is unusual for errors within a high level of confidence to occur. Although not often per locale, a few misguided Field Agents have been known to "phone it in." Barn er listet ovenfor under (87) John Napolean Burks.
16 90. LUCY SMITH16 CRITTENDEN (JUDITH15 HARRIS, JOHN JORDAN14, JOHN13, THOMAS12, THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 04.10.1802 Woodford Co Kentucky Usa d 25.12.1885 San Fransisco Co California Usa.
m JUDGE HARRY INNES THORNTON, son of FRANCIS THORNTON and SARAH INNES. Han b 03.04.1797 Virginia Usa d 27.01.1861 San Fransisco Co California Usa. notesfor JUDGE HARRY INNES THORNTON: Judge ch of LUCY CRITTENDEN and JUDGE THORNTON er: 94. i. SARAH FRANCIS17 THORNTON b 31.07.1825, Huntsville Madison Co Alabama Usa; d 05.1904, San Fransisco Co California Usa. ii. HARRY INNES THORNTON b 03.05.1834, Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama, Usa; d 25.02.1895, San Mateo County, California, Usa;
m CATHRINE MARSHALL THORNTON; f. 30.09.1842, hornhill, Greene County, Alabama, Usa; d 27.10.1870, Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada, Usa. 91. GOVERNOR JOHN JORDAN16 CRITTENDEN (JUDITH15 HARRIS, JOHN JORDAN14, JOHN13, THOMAS12, THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 10.09.1787 Versailles Wadford Co Kentucky Usa d 26.07.1863 Frankfort Franklin Co Kentucky Usa. m1) SARAH O ALEXANDER LEE dau of JOHN LEE and ELIZABETH BELL b 1787 Wadford Co Kentucky Usa d 14.09.1824. m2) MARIA KNOX INNES dau of JUDGE INNES and ANNE SHIELL b 04.10.1796 Frankfort, Franklin County, Kentucky, Usa d 08.09.1851 Frankfort, Franklin County, Kentucky, Usa. m3) ELIZABETH MOSS dau of JAMES MOSS and MARY WOODSON b 16.03.1804 Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky, Usa d 08.02.1873 St. Louis City, Missouri, Usa. notesfor GOVERNOR JOHN JORDAN CRITTENDEN: Education abt 1806 VA, Williamsburg, College Of William And Mary ? More on this location Links FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Occup 1809-1810 IL Attorney General Org. 1817-1818 US Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Chairperson Occup 1834-1835 KY Secretary of State Occup 1841-1841 USA Attorney General Occup 1848-1850 KY Governor Occup 1850-1853 USA Attorney General A Kentucky attorney and politician. Attended Pisgah Academy in Woodford County, Kentucky. Attended Washington College in Lexington, Virginia. Graduated from William and Mary College in Williamsburg, Virginia in 1806. Admitted to the bar in 1807. Practiced law in Woodford County, Kentucky; Russellville, Kentucky; and Frankfort, Kentucky. Married three times, first to Sarah O. Lee Crittenden, following her death in 1824, to Maria Knox Innes Crittenden, and following her death in 1851, to Elizabeth Moss Crittenden. Father of George Bib Crittenden, Ann Mary Crittenden Coleman, Cornelia A. Crittenden Young, Thomas Leonidas Crittenden, Sarah Lee Crittenden Watson, Robert Henry Crittenden, John J. Crittenden, III, and Eugene Wilkinson Crittenden. Owned forty-two enslaved persons in 1850 and nine in 1860. Served as attorney for the Illinois Territory from 1809 to 1810. Served as a major to General Samuel Hopkins and as an aide-de-camp to Governor Isaac Shelby during the War of 1812. Elected as a member of the Kentucky House of Representatives from 1811 to 1817 (Russellville, Kentucky), serving as speaker of the house in the last term. Served as a Democratic Republican Party member of the United States Senate from 1817 to 1819. Elected as a member of the Kentucky House of Representatives in 1825 and from 1829 to 1832 (Frankfort, Kentucky). Appointed as United States district attorney from 1827 to 1829. Nominated, but not confirmed by the Senate, as an associate justice to the United States Supreme Court. Served as a Whig Party member of the United States Senate from 1835 to 1841. Served as attorney general of the United States from March to September 1841. Served as a Whig Party member of the United States Senate from 1842 to 1848. Elected and served as governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky from 1848 to 1850. Served as attorney general of the United States from 1850 to 1853. Served as a Whig Party and American “Know-Nothing” Party member of the United States Senate from 1855 to 1861. Served the Eighth Congressional District of Kentucky as a Unionist member of the United States House of Representative from 1861 to 1863. Died in Frankfort, Kentucky on July 26, 1863. US Senator, Kentucky Governor, Presidential Cabinet Secretary. The most famous member of the Crittenden political dynasty, he was born near Versailles, Kentucky. He began his legal education as an apprentice to George M. Bibb, then went to Virginia for a degree in Law from William and Mary College. Admitted to the Kentucky bar in 1807, he began his political career when he accepted the position of Attorney General for the Illinois Territory. During the War of 1812, he worked as an aide to the Governor, then returned to Kentucky following the war. His congressional service began in the Kentucky House in 1811 where would serve again at later points in his career, during one term accepting the position of Speaker of the House. His United States Senate career began in 1817, and he would serve on and off for the next 44 years. Crittenden was also at one point a United States District Attorney (until he publicly disagreed with some of President Andrew Jackson's policies), and John Quincy Adams tried to have him appointed by a justice in the United States Supreme Court. In 1841, he was appointed to the Cabinet of William Henry Harrison as Attorney General of the United States. He was given that position again in 1850 by Millard Fillmore. In 1848, he was sworn in as Governor of Kentucky. Despite being pro-slavery, Crittenden remained loyal to the Union. In 1860, Crittenden was back in the Senate and was at the forefront of trying to affect a reconciliation between North and South. His first plan "The Crittenden Compromise" heavily supported slave states and was rejected by Lincoln and Senate Republicans. His next compromise, "The Crittenden-Johnson Resolution" was passed in 1861. It stated that the war was being fought to preserve the Union not to subjugate the South. During his life, Crittenden moved from one public position to another without much of a break in between a couple of those times being appointed to replace others. He died in Frankfort while campaigning yet again for re-election. He maintained his allegiance to the Union during the Civil War, and two of his sons elected to fight on opposing sides, with elder son George Bibb Crittenden serving as a Brigadier General in the Confederate Army, and younger son Thomas Leonidas Crittenden a Major General in the Union Army. ch of GOVERNOR CRITTENDEN and SARAH LEE er: 95. i. SARAH LEE17 CRITTENDEN b 08.01.1821, Frankfort Franklin Co Kentucky Usa; d 27.03.1887, Danville Boyle Co Kentucky Usa. ii. CORNELIA A CRITTENDEN b 1816, Woodford County, Kentucky, Usa; d 11.10.1890, Danville, Boyle County, Kentucky, Usa;
m REV JOHN CLARKE YOUNG; f. 12.08.1803, Greencastle, Franklin County, Pennsylvania, Usa; d 23.06.1857, Danville, Boyle County, Kentucky, Usa. notesfor REV JOHN CLARKE YOUNG: John Clarke Young was born on August 12, 1803, in Greencastle, Pennsylvania, the youngest child of Rev. John and Mary Clarke Young. As a boy, Young was educated by his grandfather, George Clark, and later studied for the ministry under John Borland at a classical academy in New York City. Afterward, he attended Columbia College for three years, but transferred to Dickinson, graduating in 1823 with honors. Upon graduation, Young returned to New York City, where he taught algebra for one year at his former school, and assisted the professor of mathematics at Columbia for the next. Young tutored at Princeton University for the next three years while pursuing theological studies at the school's seminary, graduating in 1828. The year 1828 also saw Young move to Lexington, Kentucky, at the invitation of John C. Breckinridge. There he became the pastor of McChord Presbyterian Church, founded by James McChord, Centre's first president. Following the resignation of Gideon Blackburn in 1830, the trustees of Centre College traveled east to find a replacement. There they spoke with Archibald Alexander at Princeton who advised them that "There is no man within my acquaintance better qualified for such a situation than John C. Young, who is already among you. It is a mistake to look out for old men if you can get young men who are qualified; the first must be going down, but the latter will be improving for a long time to come." The trustees followed Alexander's advice, and offered the presidency to Young. Inaugurated in November, 1830, Young took office at the age of twenty-seven, and found a college still struggling to survive. In its eleven year existence, Centre had graduated only twenty-five students, and in 1830 had an enrollment of twenty-three. In addition, the school was also suffering financial difficulties, a constant strain for most colleges in that era. Under the administration of Young, however, the college grew in size, strength, wealth, and prestige. The faculty was increased, the endowment fund enlarged, and the academic standards raised.Young's first graduating class, in 1831, was composed of only two students, but his last, in 1857, had forty-seven. In that year, the college could boast of a enrollment of over 250 students, and an endowment in excess of $100,000. Young had not fully relinquished his career as minister, and in 1834 accepted the pastorate of the Presbyterian Church in Danville. So popular was his ministry that, in 1852, the Second Presbyterian Church was organized in order to care for the students of Centre without overcrowding the parent church. Young twice served as moderator of the Presbyterian Synod of Kentucky, and, in 1853, as moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the U.S.A. Young was frequently a voice of moderation in the Presbyterian Church. He remained loyal to the Old-School Assembly in the New-School controversy, but deplored the violence that led to the division. An owner of slaves himself, Young twice freed groups of his own slaves. He publicly debated in favor of gradual emancipation of slaves, but opposed the radical demands of the abolitionists. On his own campus, the slavery question required all of Young's skills as a diplomat and administrator. Young, and most of the faculty, came from the North, while the bulk of Centre's students were from the South. Young was seen by most as unwilling to dictate opinion on the matter, allowing free expression of ideas, but that did not save him from criticism from both sides. Young was married twice: first on November 3, 1829, to Frances Breckinridge, who died in 1837, and second, in 1839, to Cornelia Crittendon, daughter of John J. Crittendon. Of his ten children, one son, William C. Young, became president of Centre College from 1888 until 1896, and two daughters, Sarah and Eugenia, made generous gifts to the college in memory of their father and brother. During his twenty-seven years as president, it was often said that "Centre College was John C. Young and John C. Young was Centre College." When Young died in office on June 23, 1857, Centre College lost one of its greatest presidents. His legacy was an institution secure in its place as one of the country's strong liberal arts colleges. 92. ANN DENT16 MCRAE (ALEXANDER15, PAMELA14 HARRIS, JOHN13, ROBERT12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 11.09.1817 Virginia Usa.
m JAMES DUNLOP. Han b 1823 Virginia Usa. ch of ANN MCRAE and JAMES DUNLOP er: i. MARGARET CARLISLE17 DUNLOP b 04.08.1848, Richmond City Virginia Usa; d 23.01.1941;
m WILLIAM HYSLOP SUMNER BURGWYN; f. 23.07.1845, Boston Suffolk MA d 03.01.1913, Richmond City Virginia Usa. notesfor WILLIAM HYSLOP SUMNER BURGWYN: Military NC Army / Captain / US Civil War 35th NC Infantry, Company H 93. GEORGE WASHINGTON16 BURKS (GEORGE WASHINGTON15, WILLIAM PINKNEY14, MARY POLLY13 HARRIS, LEE12, MATTHEW11, MAJOR ROBERT10, WILLIAM IV9, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, ) b 12.01.1875 Arkansas Usa d 1937.
m EULA MAE STEPHENSON b 15.03.1888 Arkansas Usa d 14.05.1962 Arkansas Usa. ch of GEORGE BURKS and EULA STEPHENSON er: i. LAURA EDNA17 BURKS b 17.10.1909, Wilmar Drew Co Arkansas Usa; d 22.03.1992;
m HARRIS POPE HALES; f. 21.09.1903, Jones Schoolhouse Community Drew Co Arkansas Usa; d 24.01.1985, Arkansas Usa.
17 94. SARAH FRANCIS17 THORNTON (LUCY SMITH16 CRITTENDEN, JUDITH15 HARRIS, JOHN JORDAN14, JOHN13, THOMAS12, THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 31.07.1825 Huntsville Madison Co Alabama Usa d 05.1904 San Fransisco Co California Usa.
m JAMES DABNEY THORNTON 1848, son of WILLIAM THORNTON and ELIZABETH ANDERSON. Han b 18.01.1823 Cumberland Co Virginia Usa d 27.09.1902 San Fransisco Co California Usa. notesfor JAMES DABNEY THORNTON: California Supreme Court Justice. A graduate of the University of Virginia and a practicing lawyer, Thornton moved to California in 1854. In 1878 he was appointed Judge of the Twenty-third Judicial District Court in San Francisco, serving until 1879. In 1880 he was elected an Associate Justice on the California State Supreme Court, a post he held until 1891. ch of SARAH THORNTON and JAMES THORNTON er: i. CRITTENDEN18 THORNTON b 02.02.1849, Eutaw Greene Co Alabama Usa; d 09.09.1929, San Francisco San Fransisco Co California Usa. 96. ii. MARGARET THORNTON b 1864; d 1911, Los Angeles Co California Usa. iii. VIRGINIA JACKSON THORNTON b 1867, California Usa; d 01.07.1915, Napa Co California Usa. iv. ELIZABETH ANDERSON THORNTON b 27.05.1850, Greene Co Alabama Usa; d 10.08.1922, DC Washington Usa;
m REAR ADMIRAL JOHN CRITTENDEN WATSON; f. 24.08.1842, Frankfort Franklin Co Kentucky Usa; d 14.12.1923, DC Washington Usa. notesfor REAR ADMIRAL JOHN CRITTENDEN WATSON: Org. 1898 Military Order of Foreign Wars v. ANN MARY COLEMAN THORNTON b 25.12.1851, Eutaw, Greene County, AL d 03.08.1870, Philadelphia County, PA m CHAPMAN COLEMAN TODD; f. 1848; d 1929, Frankfort, Franklin County, Kentucky, Usa. notesfor CHAPMAN COLEMAN TODD: Chapman Todd was born at 333 West Main Street, the son of Capt. Harry Innes Todd and the great-grandson of Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Todd. Kentucky Govenor John J. Crittenden, a relative, helped him gain appiontment to the US Naval Academy at Annapolis before Todd turned fourteen. Graduating from the academy in 1866, he saw combat during the Spanish-American War. He commanded the U.S.S. Wilmington during an attack on Manzanilla, where three Spanish transport ships were destroyed. ***Information taken from the book "Frankfort Cemetery The Westminster Abbey of Kentucky"*** 95. SARAH LEE17 CRITTENDEN (GOVERNOR JOHN JORDAN16, JUDITH15 HARRIS, JOHN JORDAN14, JOHN13, THOMAS12, THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 08.01.1821 Frankfort Franklin Co Kentucky Usa d 27.03.1887 Danville Boyle Co Kentucky Usa.
m EDWARD HOWE WATSON. Han b 27.02.1814 Frankfort Franklin Co Kentucky Usa d 07.04.1868 Frankfort Franklin Co Kentucky Usa. ch of SARAH CRITTENDEN and EDWARD WATSON er: i. REAR ADMIRAL JOHN CRITTENDEN18 WATSON b 24.08.1842, Frankfort Franklin Co KY d 14.12.1923, DC Washington m ELIZABETH ANDERSON THORNTON; f. 27.05.1850, Greene Co Alabama Usa; d 10.08.1922, DC Washington Usa. notesfor REAR ADMIRAL JOHN CRITTENDEN WATSON: Org. 1898 Military Order of Foreign Wars
18 96. MARGARET18 THORNTON (SARAH FRANCIS17, LUCY SMITH16 CRITTENDEN, JUDITH15 HARRIS, JOHN JORDAN14, JOHN13, THOMAS12, THOMAS11, JOHN CRAMMER10, ARTHUR9, WILLIAM8, ARTHUR7, ) b 1864 d 1911 Los Angeles Co California Usa.
m ABBOT KINNEY. Han b 16.11.1850 Brookside Morris Co New Jersey Usa d 04.11.1920 Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California Usa. notesfor ABBOT KINNEY: Industrialist and Real Estate Baron. An important figure in Los Angeles history, he founded the nearby city of Venice, California. Convinced that the area's mild climate would attract artists from around the world, Kinney decided to provide the setting for this cultural renaissance by re-creating Venice, Italy, just south of Santa Monica. In 1902 he began hiring architects and engineers to create a canal system and a master plan of buildings with magnificent Venetian colannaded facades. "Venice of America", as it was originally called, opened on July 4, 1905. Kinney's new city was Hollywood fantasy before Hollywood existed, with gondolas and costumed gondoliers plying the canals, arched bridges, exotic hotels, pavilions, and a 1600-foot amusement pier. Venice was incorporated into the City of Los Angeles in 1925. Today, little remains of Kinney's dream. Most of the canals were declared health hazards and turned into paved roads in 1929, and only scattered remnants of the original architecture still stand. By the 1950's Venice had become so seedy that director Orson Welles was able to use it as a stand-in for a decrepit Tex-Mex border town in his film "Touch of Evil" (1958). But around this time the cultural renaissance Kinney had predicted began to happen. A Venice club called The Gashouse was the headquarters of L. A.'s beatnik community, and its notoriety brought an influx of young artists looking for low-rent studio and living space. Now Venice is renowned as a colorful, freewheeling bohemian enclave. Abbot Kinney was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey. He inherited his father's successful tobacco business and made his own fortune manufacturing Sweet Caporal cigarettes. After travelling the world, he settled in Los Angeles in 1880 and ventured into real estate. In 1891 Kinney built the beach resort of Ocean Park, which became the nucleus of Venice. He died of lung cancer two weeks short of his 70th birthday. One of Venice's main thoroughfares, Abbot Kinney Boulevard, is named for him. ch of MARGARET THORNTON and ABBOT KINNEY er: i. CARLTON19 KINNEY, d 1962. ii. LUCY CRITTENDEN KINNEY b 27.08.1885, Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California Usa; d 18.08.1891, Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California Usa. iii. THORNTON KINNEY b 16.10.1886, California Usa; d 01.03.1973, Los Angeles County, California Usa. iv. FRANKLIN KINNEY b 1888; d 1891. v. KENT KINNEY b 1889; d 1904. vi. SHERWOOD KINNEY b 23.01.1891, California Usa; d 19.11.1944, Los Angeles Co California Usa. vii. INNES KINNEY b 1892; d 1933. viii. CRITTENDEN KINNEY b 1900; d 1900.