Son of Jesse Dixon (1786 Chatham NC-1838 Jackson IN) m 1803 NC and Ruth Rains (1783 Randolph NC-1825 Jackson IN)

Grandson of Jesse Dixon (1749 Chester PA-1810 Ross OH) and Lydia Winters (1749 - 1837) m 1772 NC

Great grandson of Joseph Dixon (1719 New Castle DE-1769 Chatham NC) and Mary Pusey (1725 Chester PA-1796 Chatham NC)

This says:
Ruth daughter of Lawrence Wesley Rains (1752 Caroline VA-1823 Ross Ohio) m 1780 Randolph NC Ann McManus (1759 Randolph NC-1822 Ross OH). see this tree for Lawrence/Ann and daugther Ruth

Ruth has a sister Rebecca W. Rains (b 1800 Randolph NC-?) who married Amos Wilkerson (1801 Chatham NC-18760 Mexico IN) in 1820 in Hocking OHIO

This says Jesse Dixon (1779-1830) and Ruth Rains (1783-1825) had:
Ruth 1798-1849 Juliana b 1803
Ann b. 1803 (twins?)
Isaac Dorman Dixon b 1805 <------looks like your guy----------------------
Lydia b 1807
John Dixon b 1809
Allen S Dixon b 1811-1864
Charlotte b 1811 or 1819-1873
Lawrence b 1814
Anne 1815

This says there is another Isaac Dixon!

This says Issac Dixon (1793 Chatham NC-1831 Ray MO) was married to Rebecca Cox (1794-1831) in 1812 in Ross Ohio and had six children:

Lydia 1814 Ross OH
Michal Dixon 1815 female m 1835 William Prewitt
Jesse Dixon b 1817 Ray MO?
Solomon Dixon b 1823 Ray MO?
Joseph Dixon b 1826 Ray MO?
Mary Ellen Dixon b 1827 Ray MO?

Ross County Ohio Marriages from here confirm this: Dixon, Isaac Cox, Rebecca Nov 22, 1812 <---------------way too old to be your Isaac ----------------

So, There are two Isaac Dixons coming from NC. One born 1793 in Chatham NC and the other (yours) born 1805 OH with both parents born in NC (from your Isaac's 1880 census below)

this says your :
Isaac Dixon 2nd Spouse Name: Nancy Allison (some places Ellison) Marriage Date: 15 Dec 1842 Marriage County: Jackson

All Censuses (base data for locations):

Marriage to first wife about 1820 based census

There may be a son older than Samuel

1820 Jackson Indiana

Jesse Dixon [Isaac Dixon's father] 1 m <10 2 m 10-16 [Isaac 0 m 16-18 0 m 16-26 1 m 26-44 [Jesse, bc 1779 -dc 1838] 0 m over 45 1 f < 10 3 f 10-15 0 f 16-26 1 f 26-45 [Ruth b 1783 dc 1825] 0 f over 45 1 slave

1830 Jackson, Indiana

Isaac Dixon [also indexed as Denson, but image reads as Dixon] 1 m < 5 maybe Samuel? b after 1825 1 m 5-9 not likely Samuel, so? b between 1821-1825 1 m 20-29 1 f 20-29

1840 Jackson, Indiana

Isaac Dickson 1 m < 5 [ b after 1834 James? maybe Jesse?] 1 m 5-9 [ b 1831-1835 not James. maybe Jesse? maybe Samuel?] 1 m 10-14 [ b 1825-1830 maybe Samuel? or an unamed older son] 1 m 30-39 1 f < 5 [Caroline] 1 f 30-39 [NOT Nancy]

1850 Brownstown, Jackson, Indiana

Isaac Dixon 45 OH Nancy Dixon 25 OH [b 1825] age difference with Isaac 20 years Samuel C Dixon 20 IN [b 1830] Jesse Dixon 15 IN [b 1835] Caroline L Dixon 13 IN [b 1837] James Dixon 11 IN [b 1839] [above children NOT of Nancy as m 1842] Sarah J Dixon 3 IN

1856 Chariton, Lucas Iowa

Isaac Dickson 51 OH Nancy Dickson 35 OH Sam C Dickson 26 IN Jesse Dickson 22 IN Carthine L Dickson 19 IN Jap Dickson 17 IN [Jas? b 1839] H J Sarah Dickson 9 IN Isac N Dickson 6 IN Jas E Dickson 1 IA [Jos?]

1860 Chariton, Lucas Iowa

Isaac Dixon 55 OH Nancy Dixon 38 OH [age difference with Isaac 17 years] Jesse E Dixon 26 IN [so b 1834] James Dixon 22 IN [so b 1838] Sarah J Dixon 13 IN [so b 1847] Isaac N Dixon 10 IN [so b 1850] Joseph E Dixon 5 IA [so b 1855] George W Dixon 3 IA Mary A Dixon 3 IA Elis Dixon 4/12 IA

1870 Chariton, Lucas, Iowa

Isaac Dixon 65 OH Nancy Dixon 49 OH Sarah Dixon 22 IN Isaac Dixon 20 IN Joseph Dixon 15 IA George Dixon 12 IA Mary Dixon 12 IA Eli Dixon 10 IA Isabella Dixon 5 IA Franklin Dixon 3 IA

1880 Wright, Wayne, Iowa

Isaac Dixon 75 OH NC NC Nacy Dixon 57 OH George Dixon 23 IA OH OH Mary Dixon 23 IA OH OH Eli Dixon 20 IA OH OH Isabella Dixon 15 IA OH OH Frank Dixon 12 IA OH OH

This site has all the descendants of Joseph Dixon -- this explains all the confusion. This is a highly simplified version of the web site data above. Notice the plethora of Cox (14 names)/Rains (97 names)/Dixon relationships.

1.0 Henry Dixon (1692 Chritiana Hundred New Castle, DE-about 1742) m Ruth Jones. Son of William Dixon (1662 Segoe, Armaugh Ireland-1708 Chritiana Hundred New Castle, DE) and Anne Gregg (1670 Ardmore, Waterford Ireland-1729 Chritiana Hundred New Castle, DE)
2.0 Joseph Dixon: b. 10-2-1719 in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., DE; d. 1769 near Siler City, Chatham Co., NC m 1742 New Garden Meeting House Chester PA Mary Pusey: b. 10-10-1725 in London Grove, Chester Co. PA; d. 1796 in Chatham Co., NC daughter of William Pusey (1675 England-1731 Londongrove, Chester PA) and Elizabeth Bowater (1687 Westtoen, Chester PA-1742 Middletown, Chester PA). Granddaughter of John Bowater (1652 Bromsgrove Worchester England-1683 Chadwick Worchester England) and Francis Corbett (1656 Sedgeley Staffordshire Engalnd- about 1720 Concord Chester PA) nice site here
	3.0 Jesse Dixon: b. 8-20-1749 in Chester Co.; d. 1810 in Gillespieville, Ross Co., OH m. Lydia Winters: b. 1740 in North Carolina; d. about July, 1838 in Ross Co.
		4.1 Nathan Dixon: b. 1774 in Chatham Co., NC; d. 1822 in Ross Co., OH m. Lydia Cox: b. in North Carolina; d. after 1822
			5.1 Jesse Dixon: b. about 1796 in North Carolina; d. 1841 in Jackson Co., OH m. Lydia Darby: b. about 1791 in North Carolina; d. after 1880 probably in Cass Co., MO
		4.2 John Dixon: b. about 1775 in Chatham Co., NC; d. about 1821 in Lafayette Co., MO m. Sally Anderson
		4.3 Mary Dixon: b. about 1777 in Chatham Co., NC m. (1) Jeremiah Williams m. (2) Solomon Cox, Sr.: b. between 1767-1775; d. between 1844-1850 in Livingston Co., MO
		4.3 Jesse Dixon: b. about 1779 in Chatham Co., NC m. Ruth Rains
			5. Allen S. Dixon 5. Charlotte Dixon 5. Isaac Dixon <----------your guy------------------------ 5. John Dixon 5. Juliana Dixon 5. Lawrence Dixon 5. Lydia Dixon 5. Ruth Dixon
		4.4 Lydia Dixon: b. between 1780-1781 in Chatham Co. m. Joseph Cox
		4.5 Ann Dixon: b. 7-12-1781 in Chatham Co.; d. 8-28-1840 in Ohio m. Nathan Cox: b. ?; d. after 1821
		4.6 Hannah Dixon: b. 5-17-1788 in Randolph, NC; d. about 1839 m. Lawrence Wesley Rains, Jr.: b. 1-16-1790 in North Carolina; d. 1-7-1863 in Mills Co., IA
		4.7 Sarah Dixon: b. about 1791 in Chatham Co., NC; d. after 1850 in Missouri m. Isaac Rains, Sr.: b. before 1791 in North Carolina; d. after 1829 in Missouri or in Bartholomew Co., IN
		4.8 Isaac Dixon: b. about 1793 in Chatham Co., NC; d. 1831 in Ray Co., MO m. Rebecca Cox <------ the other guy -----
		4.9 Mahala (Halah) Dixon: b. 2-18-1800 in Chatham Co., NC; d. about 1840 in Ohio m. Moses Ray: b. 2-11-1796 in North Carolina; d. 8-24-1855
There is another detailed tree for Samuel Dixon and Anne Dixon's descendents. He was another son of Joseph Dixon, brother of "3.0 Jesse Dixon" above. This Samuel; also was in Ross Ohio havign come thru NC. See this

This message board says: "Children of Jesse and wives: ...ISAAC DIXON born 1805 married 1st Rebecca Rains, 2nd Nancy Allison..."

This also says Isaac's first wife is Rebecca Rains who was born in Randolph ? in 1798

Looking for Rebecca Rains bc 1800 from:

• Rains in Indiana on the 1820 Census (4)
  1. James Rains, Wayne IN, 2 m <10, 1 m 16-25, 1 f 16-25 (wife, na)
  2. Joab Rains, Wayne IN, 3 m < 10, 2 m 10-15, 1 m 16-18, 1 m 16-25, 1 m 26-44, 2 f < 10,1 f 26-44
  3. Johnathon Rains, Monroe IN, 2 m <10, 1 m 10-15, 1m 16-18, 1 m 16-25, 1 m >45, 4 f < 10, 1 f 10-15, 1 f 26-44
  4. William Rains, Deleware IN, 1 m 16-25
• Rains in Ohio 1820 Census (12)
  1. Alexander Rains, Brown OH , 1 m 10-15, 1 m 26-44, 2 f < 10,1 f 16-25
  2. George Rains, Adams OH, 1 m < 10 2 m 10-15, 1 m > 45, 3 f < 10, 1 f 26-44
  3. George Rains, Fayette OH, 2 m 10-15, 1 m 16-18, 1 m > 45, 2 f < 10, 1 f 16-25
  4. James Rains, Pike OH, 1 m < 10 1 m 26-44, 1 f 16-25
  5. John Rains, 2 m <10, 1 m 16-25
  6. Lawrence Rains, Hocking OH, 1 m < 10, 1 m 10-15, 1 m 16-18,1 m 16-25,1 m > 45, 1 f 16-25, 1 f 26-44, 1 f > 45
  7. Simon Rains, Greene OH, 3 m < 10, 1 m 10- 15, 1 m > 45, 2 f < 10,1 f 10-15, 1 f 26-45, 2 f > 45
  8. Thomas Rains, Adams OH, 5 m < 10 1 m 10-15, 1 m 26-45, 1 f 26-45
  9. William Rains, Adams OH, 2 m < 10, 1 m 16-25, 1 f 10-15, 1 f 26-45
  10. William Rains, Brown OH, 1 m <10, 1 m 16-25, 1 m 26-45, 1 m > 45, 1 f 10-15, 2 f 16-25, 1 f 26-45, 1 f > 45
  11. John Rains (Rams), Pike OH, 1 m 26-44, 1 f 16-25
  12. Richard Reins (Rains), Pike OH, 2 m 16-25, 1 m > 45, 1 f < 10, 3 f 10-15, 1 f 26-44

So there are 9 teenage Rains females in IN and OH named Rains on the 1820 censues above.

Lavinia Hunter m Daniel Milner Wheeler

Birth: Jan. 26, 1824
Matagorda
Matagorda County
Texas, USA
Death: Jun. 30, 1888
Stockdale
Wilson County
Texas, USA

Actually "Judith"

m Augusta VA 1799 to David Bright

1800 Virginia Census Substitute shows only: James Dinsmore Albemarle County 1802 1790 Census Substitue shows four Dinsmores:

1. Samuel Dinsmore Amherst VA 1790
2. William Dinsmore Amherst VA 1790
3. James Dinsmore Amherst VA 1790
4. Mary Dinsmore Amherst VA 1790

Sundry:

• From CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA; Vol 2, pp 350 - 359 by Lyman Chalkley. This says "1799...By Rev. William King...; June 6th David Bright and Judith Dinsmore...

  Note it says "Judith" not "Julia"

• 1997 post to "Augusta County Queries", "...Desire any information on Ebenezer ALLEN born circa 1750 died after 1801. He had at least three daughters who all married Augusta Ca., VA late 1700's early 1800's. Elizabeth (circa 1770 VA- ? Hawkins Co., TN) married Samuel DINSMORE 1799..."
• Augusta County, VA MARRIAGES 1700-1799 (This also says "Judith", "...06 Jun 1799 Bright, David Dinsmore, Judith..."

• from the Amherst Va Board May 2006 (this) says:

  -----Original Message-----
  From: Bushy Hartman [mailto:mihartman@homexpressway.net]
  Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 6:23 PM
  To: VAAMHERS-L@rootsweb.com
  Subject: Dinsmore/Densmore/Dunsmore/Oglesby/Stodghill/Bright/Allen
  
  
  Hello all new subscriber here.
  I have been working on my Dinsmore line since 1999 on and off and would like
  to enlist the help of a generous soul that might check whatever sources they
  might own for this surname? I do have the following:
  
  James DINSMORE, b. ca 1749,d. bef 1789, Amherst /Augusta County, Virgina,&
  married to a Mary this is proved out with marriage bonds.
  
  1792-William DINSMORE & Elizabeth OGLESBY
  1795-Rebecca DINSMORE & William STODGHILLL
  1799-Thomas DINSMORE & Martha "Patsy" OGLESBY
  1799-Judith DINSMORE & David BRIGHT  <-----------------------------------------------------------------Note----
  1799-Samuel DINSMORE & Elizabeth ALLEN
  
  William goes to Hawkins, TN
  Thomas goes to KY>IN
  
  Most of the items say Augusta County but the one marriage record says James
  Dinsmore deceased previously of Amherst. If anyone has any information on
  destinations of the other siblings other than what I have here I would love
  to hear from you.
  Sincerely,
  Bushy Hartman
  
  Augusta Co., VA archives
  
  1795---September 14, Wm. Stogdall and Alex. Glbson, surety. Wm.
  Stogdall and Rebecca Dinsmore. Saml. Dinsmore made oath that Rebecca
  has lived in the county six months.
  
  1799--June 6, David Bright and George Bright, surety. David Bright   <-----------------------------Note----
  and Judith Dinsmore, daughter of James Dinsmore, deceased, formerly of
  Amherst. George, brother of David Bright, swears David is of age. Saml.
  Dinsmore, brother of Judith, swears she is of age.
  
  July th 26 Day 1799 Amherst County
  This is to Surtify that Thomas Dinsmore and my Son Thomas
  Dinsmore and Patey Oglebly To which I have give my Concent
  Mary Dinsmore widowere her is my hand and (Seal)
  William Forbes
  Elizabeth Dinsmore [Mike pointed out that Mary is a nickname for
  Elizabeth.]
  
  
  1799--August 29, Saml. Dinsmore and Ebenezer Allen, surety. Saml.
  Dinsmore and Elizabeth Allen, daughter of above Ebenezer Allen.
  [Source: CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA; Vol 2, pp
  330 - 339]
  by Lyman Chalkley
  http://www.rootsweb.com/~chalkley
  
  [Source: Augusta Co., VA Genweb page]
  
  ---------------------------------------------------------
  Response:
  
  I am betting that this may be the 2 sons of the same James Dinsmore...so I
  am forwarding you what I was able to find in lookups;
  source:
  "Marriage Bonds and Other Marriage Records of Amherst County, VA 1763 -1800"
  Compiled by William Montgomery Sweeney
  published Lynchburg, VA 1937
  pg 25
  Densmore, James, Bachelor, and Sarah Phillips, Spinster, April 15, 1793.
  John Masters, surety. Consent of her father, Thomas Phillips.
  
  pg 26
  Dinsmore, Thomas, and Patsey Oglesby, Spinster, July 27, 1790. William
  Forbes, surety. Consent of his MOTHER, MARY Dinsmore, widow. Consent of her
  mother, Easter Oglesby. Certificate of marriage by the Rev. William
  Crawford, (M.R.)
  
  Note; M.R. = Minister Returns
  
  Carrie
  
  

• There are several (82 of them) ancestry references that expand on the above
  • This says: Judith Dinsmore Birth 1776 Death Death 1886, married David Bright (1777-1884),
    Daughter of James Dinsmore 1742-1817 and Rebecca Walker 1750-1791
    [NOTE: denied by reference above that says James was deceased when she married Bright]

    Says James born Belfast 1742, m Walker 1776 in Adams PA, died 1817 in Washington, PA, and states that Samuel and Thomas were Judith's brother, sister Jeannette.

    Says James' father was Adam Dinsmoor b 1675 Ballymoney, Antrim Ireland,
    grandfather was John Dinsmoor 1650 Achenmead Scotland-1749 Ballymoney Antrim Ireland,
    great grandfather was Laird Dinsmoor 1622 Achenmead Scotland-1667 Pebbleshire Scotland

  • This one has:

    James Dinsmore Birth 1749 in Ireland Death 1789 in Amherst County, Virginia, USA
    Wife is Mary Moore Birth 1755 in Ireland Death 1799 in Augusta, Virginia
    Children: Samuel 1770-1818, Rebecca 1771- , Thomas 1774-1857, Judith 1776-1886
    [NOTE: Thomas Dinsmore (in the marriage bond shows mother Mary), transcribed in this website:

    "...July the 26 day 1799 Amherst County this is to certify that Thomas Dinsmore and
    my son Thomas S. Dinsmore and Patsy Oglesby to which I have give my consent
    Mary Dinsmore Widower here is my hand and seal..."

    MOST SAY MARY WALKER if James Dinsmore's wife

  • this is the same as the previous
  • This says: James died in 1817 and has a photo of the 1817 tombstone. So it can't be Judith's father who was dead by 1799. It also DOES NOT list Judith as his daughter, it Does NOT list Samuel as a son, it DOES NOT list Thomas as a son.

  So there are two versions:

  One James Dinsmore who died in 1789 in Amherst VA
  One James Dinsmoore who died in 1817 in Washington PA
  [1790 census record for James Dinsmoore in Washington County PA here] [1800 census record for James Dinsmoore in Washington PA here

  One James whose wife ws Mary Moore
  One James whose wife was Rebecca Walker (PA marriage record to James Dinsmore 1776 this

From here

304. George Adam Bright, Sr, born February 09, 1730/31 in North Heidelberg Twp. Berks County, PA; died June 14, 1804 in Augusta County, VA. He was the son of 608. Johann Stephen Brecht and 609. Anna Praxedia Kremer. He married 305. Maria Catherina Kaufelt July 05, 1752 in Berks County, PA.

305. Maria Catherina Kaufelt, born 1734 in Pennsylvania; died Abt. 1798 in Augusta County, VA.

More About George Adam Bright, Sr: Burial: June 1804, VA

More About George Bright and Maria Kaufelt: Marriage: July 05, 1752, Berks County, PA

Children of George Bright and Maria Kaufelt are:

1. Mary Bright, born Abt. 1752; married Isaac Liptrap July 29, 1785 in Augusta County, VA.

   More About Isaac Liptrap and Mary Bright: Marriage: July 29, 1785, Augusta County, VA

2. Wyndle "Wentl" Bright, born October 08, 1753 in Near Baltimore, MD; died April 06, 1838 in Marion County, KY; married Barbar Kisner March 15, 1786 in Augusta County, VA; born Abt. 1766 in Augusta County, VA; died Aft. 1840 in Marion County, KY.

   More About Wyndle "Wentl" Bright: Burial: April 1838, Marion County, KY Military service: Revelutionary War Vet

   More About Wyndle Bright and Barbar Kisner: Marriage: March 15, 1786, Augusta County, VA

3. John Johannes Bright, born January 18, 1756 in York County, PA; died May 1828 in Augusta County, VA; married (1) Susannah Kleiner 1784 in VA; born 1764 in VA; died 1803 in VA; married (2) Susannah Wiseman October 29, 1802 in Augusta County, VA.

   More About John Johannes Bright: Burial: May 1828, Augusta County, VA

   More About John Bright and Susannah Kleiner: Marriage: 1784, VA

4. Rebecca Bright, born Abt. 1760; married William Steele.

5. Barbara Bright, born Abt. 1765; died 1808; married Phillip Pottoph.

6. Elizabeth Bright, born Abt. 1767 in PA; died 1842 in Augusta County, VA; married George Lott, Jr; born Abt. 1767; died December 07, 1830 in Augusta County, VA.

   More About George Lott, Jr: Burial: December 1830, VA Dutch Hollow Cemetery, VA

7. George Adam Bright II, born 1770 in Augusta County, VA; died 1835 in Green County, KY; married Catherine Gochenour Campbell February 04, 1794 in Augusta County, VA.

   [NOTE:this marriage to Catherine Campbell is 5 years before the David Bright marriage to Judith Dinsmore]

8. Sara Bright, born Abt. 1774; married Augustine Kaulfelt March 10, 1794.

   More About Augustine Kaulfelt and Sara Bright: Marriage: March 10, 1794

9. David Bright, born 1782 in Baltimore, MD; died Aft. 1860 in Marion County, KY; married Judith Dinsmore June 06, 1799 in Augusta County, VA.

   More About David Bright and Judith Dinsmore: Marriage: June 06, 1799, Augusta County, VA

[this death place can't be right --- this thing doesn't make sense!]

this makes a LOT more sense:

Georg Adam Brecht probably accompanied his brothers to Frederick County, Virginia, about 1753, where he met and married Maria Katharina KAUFELDT (17 Jun 1733 - c1798), daughter of Johann Nicolaus Kaufeldt and Anna Grundt.. He was back in Lancaster County, PA, in April, 1754, to sell some land he inherited from his father. He was living in Baltimore County, Maryland, or York County, Pennsylvania, when his oldest son was born in 1756, but moved to Frederick County, Virginia in the summer of 1759, receiving land grants there in 1761 and 1765. It was at that time he started calling himself George Adam Bright. The other members of the Brecht Family gradually started using the name Bright, so that by the time of the Revolution, they were known as the Bright Family. George bought 170 acres in Beverly Manor, Augusta County, Virginia, in May 1767, and was granted land near South Mountain in southern Augusta County in 1781 and in 1787. He is listed on the tax lists in Augusta County from 1782 to 1804. George and Catharina attended St John's Reformed Church in Middlebrook. George and made his will 14 Apr 1804, which was proved 25 Jun 1805. He is buried in Dutch Hollow Cemetery west of Greenville. George and Catherine had nine children:

1. Johannes (John) Bright (bapt.18 Jan 1756 - Jun 1828) married about 1783 Susannah Fulwider, widow Kleiner (1764-1802), then 29 Oct 1802 Susannah Wiseman. Lived in Augusta County, Virginia, buried at St John's Reformed Church, Middlebrook.
2. Johann Windle (Windel) Bright (8 Oct 1757 - 6 Apr 1838).married 15 Mar 1786 Barbara Kisner (1766-after 1838) Windel served in the Revolutionary War in New Jersey 1779-1783, and then returned to Augusta County. He moved to Bath County in 1795, then to Greenbrier County, (West)Virginia, in 1803, and Green County, Kentucky, in 1811.
3. Catherine Bright (c.1760) married Philip Pottoph (Potter) (1757-1834) and lived in Rockbridge County, Virginia.
4. Mary Bright (c.1763-c.1851) married 28 Jun 1785 ISAAC LIPTRAP (1752-1819) lived in Rockbridge County until moving to Augusta County in 1804.
5. Barbara Bright (1765-1808) never married
6. Elizabeth Bright (c.1767 - 8 Jun 1842) married 9 Mar 1795 George.Lotts, Jr. (1767-7 Dec 1830) buried in Dutch Hollow (Hanger) Cemetery west of Greenville, Augusta Co.
7. George Adam Bright, Jr. (c.1770 - 1835) married 4 Feb 1794 Catherine Kaufeldt (1772-1850) daughter of Valentine, and moved to Kentucky about 1814.
8. David Bright (1770-2 Sep 1837) married 6 Jan 1799 Judith Dinsmore (1777-15 Aug 1838) and moved to Greenbrier County in 1805, then served in the War of 1812 in Vincennes, Indiana, settling in Clark County, Illinois by 1820. In 1822, he moved to Austin's Colony in the Mexican province of Tejas, settling in 1824 on his league of land (4400 acres). Died in Fort Bend County, Republic of Texas.
9. Sarah Bright (c.1774) married 10 Mar 1794 Augustine Kaufeldt (1770-1824), son of Valentine, moved to Clark County, Ohio.

The information on the Brecht Family is from The Bright Family of Pennsylvania, by Heber Gessler Gearhart, an undated manuscript at the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. It refers to a paper Historical Sketch of the Bright Family by A G Green, presented to the Historical Society of Berks County and published in their journal in November, 1900. This information has been supplemented with information from the Brecht/Bright Discussion group at Yahoo.

Also above conforms to this from Handbook of Texas:

BRIGHT, DAVID (1770–1837). David Bright, one of Stephen F. Austin's Old Three Hundred colonists, was born in Augusta County, Virginia, in 1770. He married Judith Dinsmore on June 6, 1799, in Virginia. Bright and his family came to Texas from Illinois and Arkansas in 1822 and landed near the mouth of the Colorado River. On December 20, 1823, he voted in the alcalde election at San Felipe. He was one of the electors in the Colorado District in April 1824, when the Baron de Bastrop was chosen Texas delegate to the state convention of Coahuila and Texas. In 1823 and 1824 he cut brush for the chainmen of surveyor Horatio Chriesman in the Oyster Creek area of Fort Bend County. On May 10, 1824, Bright and his wife agreed that their daughter Betsy might marry Noel Roberts, and on May 24 their daughter Mary signed a marriage bond with Gabriel Straw Snider. One daughter had already married Eli Hunter, another of the Old Three Hundred. On July 15, 1824, Bright received title to a league of land on Oyster Creek in what is now eastern Fort Bend County and a labor of land that later became part of Austin County. The census of 1826 classified Bright as a farmer and stock raiser aged over fifty. His household then included his wife, a son, and a daughter. In April 1836 the Bright family and the Reels family camped near Liberty during the Runaway Scrape. Bright died on September 2, 1837. His daughter Mary Bright Snider, evidently a widow by 1837, married Patrick Reels on November 25 of that year.

Above page shows ancestry of David Bright and his father George Adam Brecht (in reverse order) starting with George Adam Brecht as:

1. Johann Stefan Brecht was born in Schreissheim 17 Feb 1692. He married 17 Aug 1717 Anna Margaretha Ulrich (24 Dec 1694 - 29 Jun 1722) daughter of Hans Peter Ulrich and Anna Hildebrand; and then 23 May 1725 Anna Veronica Praxedis Kremer (1705-c1742). Stefan, his new wife, his mother, and his brother Michael immigrated to Philadelphia. They settled briefly in the Germantown Section, then moved to Heidelberg Township, Lancaster County, before 1728. His two oldest sons followed in 1731 with his brother Johannes. Stephen purchased 900 acres of land in Lancaster County from the Penn Family between 27 Nov 1735 and 1737. The land was on both sides of the Tulpehocken River about 10 miles upstream from the present location of Reading. The land fell into Berks County in 1752. He was naturalized in Lancaster County 11 April 1741. Stephen remarried about 1743 Anna Elizabeth Lerch (1697-1751) daughter of Johannes Lerch and Catharina Fuchs, and the widow of Johann Heinrich Fischer. Stephen organized the North Heidelberg Moravian Church on 9 Apr 1745. And he was the second burial there after his death 24 Sep 1747. He had nine known children.
   1. Maria Magdelena Brecht (13 Apr 1718 - 15 Jan 1719)
   2. David Brecht (8 Sep 1719 - 22 Sep 1783) married Sarah Caquelin ( 8 Jan 1727 - 22 Jan 1798) . . daughter of Sebastian Caquelin and Marie Banzet and had 11 children in Bern Twp, Berks Co.
   3. Hans Wendel Brecht (27 Jul 1721 - Jan 1785 ) married about 1747 Mary Elizabeth Martin and . . lived in Augusta County, Virginia, buying land there in 1771. Moved to Alexandria, Virginia, after . .1778, and set up his dental practice. four children.
   4. Georg Adam Brecht (9 Feb 1730/1 -1804) married Maria Katharina KAUFELDT, of whom later [NOTE see above]
   5. Eva Margaretha Brecht (c.1733-1818) married about 1752 Johann Frederick Hanger (c.1726- . . 1799) 13 children in Augusta County.
   6. Cathrina Brecht (c.1735) m.1 Mar 1754 Johannes Nicolas Holder, Jr. married in Berks Co, PA
   7. Elizabeth Brecht (May 1738 - 15 Mar 1795) m.28 May 1758 Johann Jacob Strauss (1736-1782)
   8. Anna Maria Brecht (born 1738; bapt.1 May 1745 - 1827) m.1755 Jacob Baker; Ontario, Canada.
   9. Maria Magdalena Brecht (22 Nov 1743 - 30 Mar 1811) apparently unmarried

2. Johannes Michael Brecht, born 12 Oct 1662 in Neudorf and died 11 Aug 1719 in Schreissheim. He married on 29 Jul 1684 Anna Katarina Hoffman (b.14 Oct 1664), daughter of Hans Jost Hoffman and Christina Frank. On May 6, 1726, "Anna Catherina Brecht, widow of Johannes" with her two sons Stefan and Johann (Michael) petitioned to be allowed to emigrate to America. They landed in Philadelphia, settling first in the Germantown Section, but were in Heidelberg Twp, Lancaster Co, PA, before April 1728, when Michael was married. Johannes, Susanna and her husband Gabriel Roescher, and Stefan's oldest two sons followed in 1731.
   1. Anna Margaretha Brecht (17 Jun 1685) married 1715 Caspar Durst
   2. Appolonia Brecht (9 Mar 1686)
   3. Anna Elizabeth Brecht (27 May 1688) may have died 1707
   4. Balthasar Brecht (26 Feb 1691 - Oct 1703)
   5. Johann Stefan Brecht (17 Feb 1693 -24 Sep 1747) of whom later [see above]
   6. Susanna Margarethe Brecht (12 Jun 1695) married 1723 Gabriel Roescher, emigrated 1731
   7. Johannes Brecht (17 May 1699 - Feb 1756); married Anna Margaretha Roemer; emigrated 1731 . . and lived in Bucks County, PA
   8. Anna Katharina Brecht (22 Mar 1702 - 24 Jul 1790) m.1727 John DeHuff (d.1751) who .._are buried at the Moravian Church in Lancaster, PA
   9. Johann Michael Brecht (28 May 1706-13 Sep 1794) m. Apr 1728 Margareta Simone (1708-1778) _ They had 10 children in Berks Co, PA
   10. Janet Brecht (1713) ???

3. Hans Balthasar Brecht, (24 Aug 1636 - 9 Sept 1703) married 24 Aug 1658 Anna Margaretha Christman (d.27 Dec 1683), daughter of Paul Christman and Anna Maria Herring, daughter of Paul Herring. Balthasar was a councilman and almoner in Schreissheim. His children were:
   1. Johann Ludwig Brecht (12 Jun 1659 - 8 Apr 1721) m. Anna Sybille Hering
   2. Anna Margaretha Brecht (24 Feb 1661)
   3. Johannes Michael Brecht (12 Oct 1662 - 11 Aug 1719) of whom later [see above]
   4. Hieronymus Brecht (2 Apr 1665)
   5. Paul Brecht (27 Jan 1666 - before 1712)
   6. Anna Maria Brecht (21 Jun 1668)
   7. Hans Balthasar Brecht (2 Oct 1670) m.14 Feb 1688 Catharina; lived in Württemberg
   8. Dorthea Brecht (24 Mar 1672)
   9. Johann Mathias Brecht (15 Mar 1674)
   10. Maria Magdalena Brecht (1 Aug 1675-1721) m(1) Johann Melchior Fillbrunn; m(2) David Birgni
   11. Wilhelm Brecht (16 Feb 1677/8)
   12. Eva Brecht (23 Nov 1679)
   13. Anna Barbara Brecht (6 Mar 1680/1)
   14. Hans Phillipp Brecht (17 Jun 1683 - 19 Feb 1732) married Maria Catharina Reinle

4. Christoph "Stoffel" Brecht (1591-3 Aug 1665) married about 1615 Anna Barbara Wolpack (1598-23 Dec 1683) They lived in Boeblingen, Neckar, Württemberg, and moved before 1636 to Schriessheim, about 10 miles east of Mannheim. Four known children:
   1. Stoffel Brecht (10 Aug 1616) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[These may be baptism/burial dates]
   2. Hans Peter Brecht
   3. Magdalina Brecht (27 May 1623)
   4. Hans Balthasar Brecht, (24 Aug 1636 - 9 Sept 1703) of whom later [see above]

5. Bright/Brecht Family

   Conrad "Kunst" Brecht (c1563-c1612) married about 1584 Catrina (c.1569). He was perhaps born at Lindenfels, Hessen, with connections to Rohrbach. They lived at Neudorf, Baden, near Karlsruhe, in the Palatinate of Germany. This poor parish belonged to the Prince-Bishop of Speyer, and remained Catholic when the rest of the region became Protestant on 1 June 1556 under Margrave Karl II of Baden-Durlach. In the seventeenth century, the village of Neudorf was "several times laid to ashes," and also repeatedly suffered famine, typhus, and plague, so that by 1688, only eight families remained, Brecht not among them. Kunst and Catrina had eight known children:

   1. Niclaus Brecht (c1583- before 1612)
   2. Paul Brecht (c1585-before 1612)
   3. Hans Brecht (c1587-1650)
   4. Georg Brecht (1589 - before 1612)
   5. Christoph Brecht (1591-3 Aug 1665) of whom later [see above]
   6. Elisabeth Brecht (b. 1595) married Hans Nauer
   7. Sebastian Brecht (1600-29 Apr 1670) m.c1625 Elisabeth Maiden (c1605-1654); m.24 May 1654 Margarete Klammer (c1610) and lived in Schriessheim by 1637
      . . 71. Hans Peter Brecht (1637-1698) m.1658 Katharina Dieffenauer and had 9 children.
   8. Christina Brecht (1605-15 Jun 1675)

The Kaufeldt line from Maria Catharina in reverse order can be found here

1. Johann Nicolaus Kaufeldt, born 22 Dec 1691, married at Contwig 23 Nov 1717 Anna Marie Grundt, daughter of Viet Grundt of Oberauerbach. Emigrated to Philadelphia on the Neptune in 1746. They may have moved to Frederick County, Virginia, by 1755.
   1. Maria Sophia Kaufeldt, born 22 May 1719; died 1719 in Contwig
   2. Catharina Elisabetha Kaufeldt, born 4 Jul 1722 in Hoheinod; died 1725 in Thaleischweiler
   3. Georg Kaufeldt, born about 1724, signed the Oath of Allegiance with his father in 1746, mustered under Capt. John Denton, Frederick Co, VA, into the French and Indian War, 1755. Lived at Stoney Creek, now Shanandoah County,VA
   4. Ottilia Magdalena Kaufeldt, born 9 Oct 1726 in Thaleischweiler
   5. Elias Kaufeldt, born 31 Jan 1729 in Thaleischweiler
   6. Johann Valentin Kaufeldt, baptized 9 Aug 1731 in Wallhalben, mustered under Capt. John Denton, Frederick Co, VA, into the French and Indian War, 1755. Married at Canadochly Lutheran Church in York, PA, 25 Nov 1757 Catharine Loray. Lived at Stoney Creek, now Shanandoah County,VA.
   7. Maria Catharina Kaufeldt, born 17 Jan 1734 in Contwig Married about 1754 George Adam BRECHT and lived in Augusta Co, VA
   8. Susanna Maria Kaufeldt, born 14 Dec 1735 in Contwig. Married at Canadochly Lutheran Church in York, PA, 4 May 1756 Jacob Selzel
   9. Johann Philip Kaufeldt, born 16 Feb 1739 in Contwig lived in Maidstone, Farquier Co, VA, when drafted into Capt. David Bell's Company, May 1756, marched with George Washington's Virginia Militia, in July 1756. After the war, he joined his brothers in Stoney Creek.

2. Elias Kaufeldt was baptized 17 Feb 1656, probably in Hesse-Nassau, and as a young man moved to Maßweiler in the Duchy of Zweibrücken in the Palatinate area of Germany. He married Barbara Elizabetha and was a brandy distiller at Contwig, east of Zweibrücken, then at Odenbacher Mühl in Grafschaft (County) Leiningen. He died at Weißmühl near Herschberg, Leiningen, on 8 May 1728, age 73. Barbara was born about 1657 and died at Weißmühl 4 Jul 1744, age 77. Their children were:
   1. Hedwig Sophia Kaufeldt, born 1686 at Maßweiler
   2. Johann Nicolaus Kaufeldt, born 22 Dec 1691, married at Contwig 23 Nov 1717 Anna Marie Grundt, daughter of Viet Grundt of Oberauerbach. Emigrated to Philadelphia on the Neptune in 1746, of whom later [see above]
   3. Johann Jacob Kaufeldt, born 1684
   4. Johann Christoph Kaufeldt (1694-c.1753) married at Contwig 1 Jun 1719 Anna Sara Degen, married secondly Maria Margaret. Emigrated to Philadelphia on the Glasgow in 1738 and settled in York, Pennsylvania.
   5. Johannes Kaufeldt (1699) married at Contwig 5 Sep 1724 Anna Margaretha Schwartz. Granted permission to move to Hungary "with all of his," and arrived in Philadelphia on the Neptune in 1746.
   6. Johann Georg Kaufeldt (1703 - 1734) married 1730 Anna Barbara Grundt

3. Georg Kauffeldt (1615-1665) a glassworker at Kleinalmerode married 3 Feb 1645 Martha Wagner, then 29 Aug 1647 Elizabeth Hanns, Their children were
   1. Johannes Kauffeldt (1 Jun 1648 - Jun 1649)
   2. Johannes Kauffeldt (2 Jul 1649)
   3. Margaretha Kauffeldt (15 Dec 1650)
   4. Jost Kauffeldt (2 Feb 1653)
   5. Elias Kauffeldt (17 Feb 1656) Definitive proof is lacking, but this is probably the Elias [above]
   6. Nicolaus Kauffeldt (19 Apr1659)

Given:

Name: Bernhard John Nissalke
Sex: M
Birth: 15 DEC 1855 in Brinnow, kreis Rummelaburg, Pommern Germany
Death: 15 DEC 1942 in Winona, Winona, Mn
Bernard was also referred to as Ben.
He was by trade a shoemaker, land and horse dealer, farmer in US.
Ben brought his family to US in 1894 with wife Elvina and seven children, Hulda 9, Ellsie 8, Louise 7, Bill 5, Herb 4, Grace 3, Alf 11 months.
They settled in Dakota, Minnesota and farmed.
They seven more children after moving to US.
They had 14 children total

Immigration November 28, 1894, Dakota Winona Mn

Marriage 1 Alvina Kloss b: 8 SEP 1862 in Dommerkow-Butow Pommern, Germany
Married: 7 MAR 1885
Children

from http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jwil&id=I03570
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28 Nov 1895: Immigration from Germany to United States
1910 Census: New Hartford, Winona County, Minnesota
1920 Census: New Hartford, Winona County, Minnesota; Farmer
1930 Census: New Hartford, Winona County, Minnesota

Alva's Father owned three hotels. Her husband, Ben, lost them gambling. This is why
they came to America - because Alvina's parents were angry with her choice in husbands.
(This story was also told by other descendents of the Nissalke family.)
Immigration June 21, 1895, Dakota Winona MN
From  http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jwil&id=I03750
________________________________________

In some of my diggings, I also discovered that the major genealogy library in Cologne, Germany
collapsed, causing most of the historical records of the time to be destroyed.  (2009)
http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2009/03/colognes-archives-building-collapses-3-missing-many-escape.html

The Minnesota Death Certificates do not appear to be online. says you can order them online. should have father and mother and birthplaces. So:

• Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002
  about Elvina Nissalke Name: Elvina Nissalke
  Death Date: 24 Jan 1920
  Death County: Winona
  State File Number: 017373
  Certificate Number: 017373
  Certificate Year: 1920
  Record Number: 292846

• Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002
  about Bernard John Nissalke

  Name: Bernard John Nissalke
  Death Date: 15 Dec 1943
  Death County: Winona
  State File Number: 017476
  Certificate Number: 017476
  Certificate Year: 1943
  Record Number: 938058

  However, "Minnesota Deaths and Burials, 1835-1990," Bernard John Nissalke (1943) says:

  [www.familysearch.org, the click "Records", Enter first, middle and last, you get this:

  Name: Bernard John Nissalke
  Gender: Male
  Burial Date: 18 Dec 1943
  Burial Place:
  Death Date: 15 Dec 1943
  Death Place: Winona, Winona, Minnesota
  Age: 88
  Birth Date: 1855
  Birthplace:
  Occupation:
  Race:
  Marital Status: Married
  Spouse's Name: Alvina Kloss
  Father's Name: John Nissalke <------------------------------------ ta da  !
  Father's Birthplace:
  Mother's Name:
  Mother's Birthplace:
  Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B02560-7
  System Origin: Minnesota-EASy
  Source Film Number: 2243474
  Reference Number: 17476
  

• Baltimore Passenger Lists (here) Alvine Nissalke
  Arrival Date: Jun 1895
  Age: 32
  Estimated Birth Year: abt 1863
  Gender: Female
  Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany
  
  Ship Name: Willehad
  Port of Arrival: Baltimore, Maryland
  Destination: Dapota,MN
  Last Residence: Hiesen,W PR Page: 150

• Newspapers

  
  Monday Jan 26, 1920,
  the Winona Republican Herald

  
  Thursday Dec. 16, 1943,
  the Winona Republican Herald

  There are 497 references to Nissalke in the Winona Republican-Herald archive. Start:

  here, then got o

  click the "Advanced Search" button,
  type "Nissalke" in "Search For" textbox, choose "Winona Republican-Herald" in the "Search Publication" dropdown menu,

  Most of it is the triviality of small town life: visits, birthdays, etc.
  Then there the front-page rape case of Betty Nissalke Feb 26 1948.
  type "nissalke" in the "searc For" textbox, the click the "AND" button, then add the word "rape"

• passenger lists

  Alvine Nissalke Jun 1895 32       Female Bremen, Germany Willehad Baltimore, Maryland 150
  Hulda  Nissalke Jun 1895 9        Female Bremen, Germany Willehad Baltimore, Maryland 150
  Elsa   Nissalke Jun 1895 7        Female Bremen, Germany Willehad Baltimore, Maryland 150
  Louise Nissalke Jun 1895 4        Female Bremen, Germany Willehad Baltimore, Maryland 150
  Willy  Nissalke Jun 1895 3        Male   Bremen, Germany Willehad Baltimore, Maryland 150
  Hubert Nissalke Jun 1895 2        Male   Bremen, Germany Willehad Baltimore, Maryland 150
  Margs  Nissalke Jun 1895 1 6 mo   Female Bremen, Germany Willehad Baltimore, Maryland 150
  Alfred Nissalke Jun 1895   4 mo   Male   Bremen, Germany Willehad Baltimore, Maryland 150
  

  New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Record for Alvina Nissalke

  Alvina Nissalke 12 Jun 1895 abt 1863 32               Female Bremen German Willehad Baltimore, Maryland
  Hulda  Nissalke 12 Jun 1895 abt 1886 9                Female Bremen German Willehad Baltimore, Maryland
  Elsa   Nissalke 12 Jun 1895 abt 1888 7                Female Bremen German Willehad Baltimore, Maryland
  Louise Nissalke 12 Jun 1895 abt 1891 4                Female Bremen German Willehad Baltimore, Maryland
  Willy  Nissalke 12 Jun 1895 abt 1892 3                Male   Bremen German Willehad Baltimore, Maryland
  Hubert Nissalke 12 Jun 1895 abt 1893 2                Male   Bremen German Willehad Baltimore, Maryland
  Marga  Nissalke 12 Jun 1895 abt 1893 1 Years 6 Months Female Bremen German Willehad Baltimore, Maryland
  Alfred Nissalke 12 Jun 1895 abt 1895 4 Months         Male   Bremen German Willehad Baltimore, Maryland
  

• this and this seem to be the only realistic ancestry family trees. Downward only, no parentage

• see this webpage

  Says born in Brinnow (Rumalsburg County), Germany Says Bernard John Nissalke is the son of John Nissalke (that is it UP the line)

  BUT says:

  Alvina is the daughter of Christian Kloss and Anna Rudnick. No details provided.

• Another Nissalke in Winona County MN

  1905 New Hartford Townmship, Winona MN
  
  Nissalhke Emil Male 46 abt 1859 White Germany resident of the district 22 yrs
  Nissalhke Ernstena Female 48 abt 1857 White Germany resident of the district 22 yrs
  Nissalhke Henry Male 17 abt 1888 White Minnesota
  Nissalhke Emil Male 15 abt 1890   Minnesota
  
  Baltimore Passenger List:
  Name: Emil Nissalke
  Arrival Date: 10 Jun 1882
  Age: 24
  Estimated Birth Year: abt 1858
  Gender: Male
  Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany
  Ship Name: Weser
  Port of Arrival: Baltimore, Maryland
  workman, from Bohemia, going to Dakota Min.
  with NO family
  
  NOTE: this predates Bernard John Nissalke's arrival by 13 years
  
  Emil appears on the 1900, 1910, and 1920 censuses
  
  1900 New Hartford Winona Census
  Emil Nissahlke     41 Ger Ger Ger yr of immigration 1882 naturalization PA
  Ernstina Nissahlke 43 Ger Ger Ger yr of immigration 1878
     married 13 years 7 children 7 surviving
  Emma Nissahlke     21 WI Ger Ger yr of immigration 1888 step daughter
  Anna Nissahlke     16 Minn Ger Ger step daughter
  Henry Nissahlke    11 Minn Ger Ger
  Emil Nissahlke      9 Minn Ger Ger
  Olge Nissahlke      7 Minn Ger Ger
  Adolph Nissahlke    0 Minn Ger ger
  
  1910  New Hartford Winona Census
  Emil Nissahlke       51 Ger Ger Ger imm 1882 farmer
  Earnestine Nissahlke 52 Ger Ger Ger imm 1878
     married 13 years 7 children 7 surviving
  Henry Nissahlke      21 Minn Ger Ger
  Emil H Nissahlke     19 Minn Ger Ger
  Olga Nissahlke       17 Minn Ger Ger
  Adolph Nissahlke      9 Minn Ger Ger
  
  1920 Dresbach, Winona, Minnesota
  Emil Nissalke      61 imm 1881 Ger Ger Ger
  Ernestina Nissalke 62 imm 1878 Ger Ger Ger
  [12]
  
  Minnesota, Marriages Index, 1849-1950
  about Emil Nissahlke Name: Emil Nissahlke
  Gender: Male
  Marriage Date: Dec 1887
  Marriage Place: New Hartford, Winona, Minnesota
  Spouse's Name: Ernstine Lamberg
  Spouse Gender: Female
  Event Type: Marriage
  FHL Film Number: 1377821
  

• son William Walter Nissalke of Bernard John Nissalke is shown with a second middle name "Emil" on some sites.

  Like this

Given:
born before 1810
married to Adam W. Bell on 23 Mar 1836, in Lunenburg County, Virginia
census of 1810 in Amherst County, Virginia

1810 census lists her as between the age of 26-45.
It also lists a Joseph Goode between the ages of 26-45 but not on the same page as Eliza.
*****************
Eliza Bell listed as "divorced" in the Bradley County, Tennessee court records. Not sure if it is same Eliza Bell or not. No date given on website.
http://www.tngenweb.org/bradley/b_cc2.htm

************
Could possibly be Eliza T. Goode who first married Henry (or Richard Henry) Stokes. If this is true, then her parents were probably William Green Goode and Mary Tabb.

***********

In "The Wills of Amherst County, VA 1761-1865" (page 42) I found a Jno Camden, book 5, pages 559 written 25 Sept 1808 and probated 19 Feb 1816 that lists his four daughters as
1. Eliz. Goode
2. Barbara Knowel
3. Sally Duncan
4. Easter Camden

• Marriage Bonds for Lunenburg County, Virginia 1763-1821

  Name: Adam Bell
  Spouse: Eliza T. Stokes
  Marriage Date: 22 Mar 1836
  Surety, Jno. T. Street

• this site lists:

  Adam Bell b 1780
  m. 1809 Sarah Monfort Street 1809.
  She died before March 1836

  Son of George Bell 1739/49-1816

  George Bell m. Rebecca Calhoun (1753 VA-1822 Prince Edward Co VA)

  dau of Adam Calhoun (1736 or 1725 Lancaster PA or Ireland-1796 Prince Edward Co VA) m. 1750 Violet Davis (1731 Prince Edward Co VA-1814 Prince Edward Co VA).

  Three sites show the ancestry of Violet: this gives her father b 1792?, this, and this shows her father George b 1792?

  Biography of Isaac Boneparte Bell of Lunenburg Co VA,Virginia Law Register, Jan 1920, p. 673-674 says:

  "...leading citizen of Lunenburg..."

  "...on his father's side he descended from the Calhoun family which gave its great statesman, champion and States rights advocate, John C. Calhoun of South Carolina. His father was John Davis Bell (1810-1891), son of David Bell (1779-1836)...David Bell was one of the children of George Bell (1740-1816) and Rebecca Calhoun. Rebecca Calhoun was the daughter of Adam Calhoun (d 1796) who was of the same family as the statesman and patriot John Caldwell Calhoun....

  "Both the Bells and the Calhouns were Scotch Irish Emigrants to this country coming from Donegal, Ireland."

• From "Sir Robert Bell and his early virginia Colony Descendants" by James Eaton Bell and Frances Jean Bell here

  "...5.25.44 David Bell (baptized 1698) born New Kent VA married Judith Cary, daughter of Henry Cary. Hnery Cary left his will in Cumberland Co naming hisd daughter (May 27 1748). Children:
  Henry Bell ...
  Judith Cary Bell...
  George Bell (Jan 3 1740- ) married Rebecca Calhoun in 1733

  This shows the above.

• this says:
  
  Hello cousins
  
  My direct line is as follows: My great grandmother was Marie Street (Bell) LeFort or Fort below. I'm also, on the Street List.
  
  David Bell from England
  +Bethea
  ...David Bell (1696-), New Kent Co, VA
  ...+Mary
  ......George Bell (1740-1816), Goochland & Prince Edward Co VA
  ......+Rebecca Calhoun (1753-1822)
  .........Adam Calhoun Bell (1780-1844), Prince Edward Co VA
  .........+Sarah Montfort Street (1775-1834)
  ............Caspar Wistar Bell (1821-1898), Prince Edward Co VA & Randolph Co MO
  ............+Madeline Leontine Owen (1822-1907)
  ...............Marie (Mary) Street Bell (1858-1942) Randolph Co MO & St Louis MO
  ...............+John Thomas LeFort (Fort) (1854-1937)
  

• LUNENBURG COUNTY, VA - 1810 U.S. CENSUS - HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD INDEX

  LUNENBURG CO. VA B400 BELL        Adam       M-25 069  326  02010-00010-09
  or
  BELL Adam:
     Males 10 & under 16: 2
     Males 26 & under 45: 1
     Females 26 and under 45: 1
     Slaves: 9
  

• 1830 Lunnenburg VA Census

  Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1
  Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1
  Free White Persons - Males - 50 thru 59: 1
  Free White Persons - Females - 50 thru 59: 1
  Slaves 48
  

• 1840 Lunenburg Va Census

  Name: Adam Bell
  Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Lunenburg, Virginia
  Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 2
  Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 2
  Free White Persons - Males - 60 thru 69: 1
  Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1
  Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39: 1
  Slaves 46
  This tree says:
  Adam Bell
  Born:  13 May 1780
  
  son of George Bell
  grandson of  David Bell and Mary Frances Bostisk
  
  son of Rebecca Calhoun
  grandson of Adam Calhoun and Violet Davis
  
  m1 Sarah Sarah Montfort Street
  b 1775
  m. 1809
  d 1836
  Children:
  1. John Nash Bell (B:
  2. Caspar Wistar Bell (B: 2 Feb 1821  in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA)
  
  m2 Eliza Goode
  m 1836
  Children:
  1. Nathan Edward Bell (B: 1838)
  2. Adam Bell (B: 1840)
  

  This Adam Bell appears on 11 trees
  9 show George Bell as his father
  10 show Rebecca Calhoun as his mother
  4 show Sarah Monfort Street as his first wife
  4 show Eliza Goode as his second wife
  1 shows Sarah Monfort "Sally" Stokes as his only wife

• This says about Rebecca Calhoun:

  "Note: She was the daughter or sister of Adam Calhoun, whose property George's abutted. He purchased 9 Feb. 1771, of Gideon Freeman. of Amelia Co to George Bell, of Prince Edward Co."

• Eliza T Goode Stokes

  Married first Richard Henry Stokes 21 Jan 1822 Mecklenburg Co., VA see at ancestry.com's Virginia Marriage Records

  Married second Adam Bell 22 March 1836 Lunenburg Co., VA See this at ancestry.com's Virginia Marriage Records

• Eliza is the daughter of:

  William Green Goode
  Mb. circa 1765, d. 12 July 1872
  William was born at Mecklenburg, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, circa 1765. He married Mary Tabb at
  Mecklenburg County, Virginia, on 2 September 1798. William died on 12 July 1872 at Georgetown,
  Washington, DC.
  
  Family with Mary Tabb b. 29 Dec 1768
  
  Children:
  1. Eliza Goode (see above)
  2. George Mackarness Goode b. c 1800
  3. Lucy Swepson Goode b. c 1800, d. 12 Jun 1859
  4. Maria Baskerville Goode b. 5 Dec 1808, d. 11 Jun 1849
  5. Edward Goode b. c 1810
  6. Martha Goode b. c 1812
  
  Mary Tabb
  daughter of John Tabb (1741-1775)
  son of Edward Tabb (1712-1741) and Elizabeth Lowry b. Elizabeth City
  grandson of Edward Tabb (1678-1731) and Margaret Heyward (1688-1728)
  
  John Tabb was born at Charles Parish, York County, Virginia, on 1 January 1741
  He was baptized at Charles Parish, York County, Virginia, on 5 February 1741.
  Married Mary Mallory at Amelia County, Virginia, on 1 April 1765
  Died on 19 June 1775 at Mecklenburg County, Virginia, at age 34
  
  Family with Mary Mallory d. Oct 1783
  Children
  Mary Tabb b. 29 Dec 1768 (see above)
  Edward Lowry Tabb b. 6 Jan 1769
  Margaret Tabb b. Jun 1771, d. 1803
  Elizabeth Tabb b. 25 Apr 1774, d. 11 Oct 1836
  
  William Green Goode ancestry:
  
  Start here
  
  Mackerness GOODE Jr.
  1744 in probably,Prince Edward,VA 1814 Charlotte,VA
  
  Son of William Goode. Billups, "Goode Bible". He was the younger son.
  Forsythe; Blankenship;
  Pronounced "Goude" to rhyme with mood--- (in VA in 1997)
  Mack Jr family had 8 whites in 1782 census; Mack Jr. meant not that his
  father was named Mack, but that there was a previous Mack Goode in
  Charlotte Co area--probably his father's brother;
  Charlotte Co Deed Book 2: 149, 7 Mar 1769, Wm Goode of Charlotte Co gives to
  Mackerness Goode his son, of same [Charlotte] Co.; This is clearly supported
  by the naming of Mack Jr's boys Edward (presumably after his father-in-law
  (Edward Moseley b. ca 1730 ) and then William, presumably after his own father
  (bible transcript cited in Sept 96 Nat Gen Soc Quarterly below); (birth order
  may also be from George Brown Goode book below) George Brown Goode, Virginia
  Cousins (Harrisonburg VA: C.J. Carrier, 1981) (originally published ca. 1892)
  pages 34, 41, 51, 99,121 is correct for Mack's descendants but apparently
  wrong about his father (on page 40 he says his assignment of a father for Mack
  Jr is "tentative", so he must not have seen any direct evidence; see his
  wife's family Bible cited in following NGSQ article. For documentation see
  Warren L. Forsythe, "Resolving Conflict between Records: A Spurious Moseley
  Bible," National Genealogical Society Quarterly 84 No.3 (Sept 1996):
  182-199;
  Gerald T. Gilliam, editor of the Charlotte Co. Hist and Genealogy publication
  told me 1 Jan 1997 that Mack Goode Jr lived in Public Fork area of Charlotte
  Co. at about time (before or after) he married Mary Moseley 1770; Letter from
  Forsythe to Blankenship:
  Dear Gayle,
  I enclose what I have of the evidence you cite for Mack Goode's father being
  named Mack. Ligon doesn't cite any documents other than Mack's will, which is
  not likely to tell his parentage. I doubt Mrs. Evan's document #3203 cites
  specific evidence either, but the fact that she gives a residence for Mack Sr
  is something encouraging. One might think she found evidence in the 1770
  marriage record, but I enclose what I believe is the only extant public
  marriage record--on frame 064 of Library of VA reel 42, the Charlotte Co Marr
  bonds. It just refers to Mack Goode Jr and John? Osborne bondsmen for
  marriage of Mack Goode Jr to Mary Moseley. Presumably there was originally a
  release for under age Mary to be married, but I believe that the evidence is
  that, if so, that is no longer publically extant.
  Finally I discuss the other evidence in my "Individual Data sheet). The
  page 40 of Goode genealogy says Mack Jr.s assignment as a child of which ever
  of the Goode brothers is "provisional" indicating he had no definitive
  evidence which brother was father. The birth order (of Mack Jr's children)
  argument for Wm as father of Mack Jr's comes from birth order in Goode bible
  transcript made 1893 in Missouri and cited in my Sept 1996 NGSQ article.
  In summary I could be wrong, but the evidence seemed stronger for Wm as
  father, and perhaps most importantly the Deed Bk 2:149 evidence that Mack's
  father might've been Wm had lain pretty much ignored for 225 years. So I felt
  it was important to call the readers' attention to the existence of that
  document, even if the document proves ultimately to have been deceptive to us.;
  20 Jan 1996 Charlotte Co Va 1765-1771 Deed Books 1 and 2. Abstracted
  and compiled by Joanne Lovelace Nance. N W Lapin Press, Charlottesville, VA
  1990: page 49 re: Deed 291 deed book 2 page 149 07 March 1769
  William GOODE of Charlotte Co. to Mackerness Goode, his son, of same. For
  natural love, affection, and his advancement in the world, a negro boy slave
  by the name of James. signed W Goode witnesses none recorded 07 Mar 1769 (deed
  of gift).
  
  
  Father: William GOODE b: ABT 1700 in ,Henrico,VA
  Mother: Phoebe Pheby Phebe b: ABT 1710 in "Whitby",Henrico,VA,assertedly
  
  Marriage 1 Mary MOSELEY b: 14 OCT 1753 in either county,Amelia,VA,Chesterfield
  Married: 15 DEC 1770 in ,Charlotte,VA,(bond)
  Children
  1. Edward GOODE b: 1771/1772 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  2. William Green GOODE b: ABT 1772 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  3. Sally M. GOODE b: ABT 1773 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  4. Thomas GOODE b: 1775/1780 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  5. Mary "Polly" GOODE b: ABT 1779 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  6. Elizabeth "Betsy" GOODE b: ABT 1781 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  7. Hillery GOODE b: NOV 1783 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  8. Mackerness "Mack" GOODE b: ABT 1785 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  9. John GOODE b: 13 FEB 1788 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  
  this
  William GOODE
  •Sex: M
  •Birth: ABT 1700 in ,Henrico,VA
  •Death: AFT 1770 in maybe either co.,Charlotte,VA,Mecklenburg
  •Note: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=larryamie&id=I08661 nov 2005;
  •Note:
  !GOODE #48.
  !SOURCES: Charlotte Co Deed Book 2: 149 7 Mar 1769 Wm Goode of Charlotte Co
  gives to Mackerness Goode his son, of same Charlotte Co.; HOWEVER
  George Brown Goode, Virginia Cousins (Harrisonburg VA: C.J. Carrier, 1981)
  pages 34, 40, 41, 51, 99, 121 TELLS a different story: he said Mackerness
  Goode b. 1744 was son of Mackerness Goode born 1690/1709--whereas the
  Charlotte Co documents appear to say that the elder Mackerness Goode was
  uncle, brother of Wm Goode, father of Mackerness b. 1744;
  PROBABLY CHARLOTTE COUNTY DOCUMENT IS LEADING US TO PROPER CONCLUSION AS g.b.
  GOODE BOOK page 40 says LIST of Wm Goode's KIDS IS "PROVISIONAL"; THIS IS
  CLEARLY SUPPORTED BY THE NAMING OF Mack's BOYS EDWARD (PRESUMABLY AFTER HIS
  FATHER IN LAW Edward Moseley b. ca 1730 ) and then WILLIAM, PRESUMABLY after
  HIS OWN FATHER; Warren L. "Tuck" Forsythe, Box 1299, Ellensburg, WA
  98926-1299 U.S.A., 15 Jan 1997; Mrs Chas P (Gayle K) Blankenship
  Poquoson, VA 23662-1026 (author of 1995 Blankenship book Gayle died 2 Nov 2004;
  Dear Gayle,
  I enclose what I have of the evidence you cite for Mack Goode's father
  being named Mack. Ligon doesn't cite any documents other than Mack's will,
  which is not likely to tell his parentage. I doubt Mrs. Evan's document #3203
  cites specific evidence either, but the fact that she gives a residence for
  Mack Sr is something encouraging. One might think she found evidence in the
  1770 marriage record, but I enclose what I believe is the only extant public
  marriage record--on frame 064 of Library of VA reel 42, the Charlotte co marr
  bonds. It just refers to Mack Goode Jr and John? Osborne bondsmen for
  marriage of Mack Goode Jr to Mary Moseley. Presumably there was originally a
  release for under age Mary to be married, but I believe that the evidence is
  that, if so, that is no
  longer publically extant.
  Finally I discuss the other evidence in my "Individual Data sheet) The page
  40 of Goode genealogy says Mack Jr.s assignment as a child of whichever of the
  Goode brothers is "provisional" indicating he had no definitive evidence which
  brother was father. The birth order (of Mack Jr's kids) argument for Wm as
  father of Mack Jr's comes from birth order in Goode bible transcript made 1893
  in Missouri and cited in my Sept 1996 NGSQ article.
  In summary I could be wrong, but the evidence seemed stronger for Wm as
  father, and perhaps most importantly the Deed Bk 2:149 evidence that Mack's
  father might've been Wm had lain pretty much ignored for 225 years. So I felt
  it was important to call the readers' attention to the existence of that
  document, even if the document proves ultimately to have been deceptive to us.;
  20 Jan 1996 Charlotte Co Va 1765-1771 Deed Books 1 and 2. Abstracted and
  compiled by Joanne Lovelace Nance. N W Lapin Press, Charlottesville VA 1990:
  page 49 re: Deed 291 deed book 2 page 149 07 March 1769 William GOODE of
  Charlotte Co. to Mackerness Goode, his son, of same. For natural love,
  affection, and his advancementin the world, a negro boy slave by the name of
  James. signed W Goode witnesses none recorded 07 mar 1769 (deed of gift).
  
  Father: Samuel Edward GOODE b: ABT 1655 in St Michael Par.,ofWhitbyHenricVA,,Barbados
  Mother: Martha (dtr_of_Samuel from_Wales) JONES b: 1667 in of Richmond,Henrico,VA,born Wales?in?UK
  
  Marriage 1 Phoebe Pheby Phebe b: ABT 1710 in "Whitby",Henrico,VA,assertedly
  Children
  1. Mackerness GOODE b: 12 SEP 1744 in probably,Prince Edward,VA
  
  
  This
   Samuel Edward GOODE
  •Sex: M
  •Birth: ABT 1655 in St Michael Par.,ofWhitbyHenricVA,,Barbados
  •Death: BEF 7 APR 1735 in probated in,Henrico,VA
  •Burial: probably,Chesterfield,VA
  •Note: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=larryamie&id=I08661 nov 2005;
  •Note: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dkcarpenter_1&id=I9688 nov2005
  •Note: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrbj&id=I15629
  •Note:
  !NOTE on Barbados records:
  The following vital records events are often asserted to been in Barbados 1650s
  (asserted) on http://wc.rootsweb.com
  and probably equally asserted in above George Brown Goode 1981 book---
  THAT ROBERT GOODE SON BORN TO FRANCES MACKARNES AND JOHN GOODE CA 1651
  in St Michael parish (Bridgetown area) in Barbados [island in caribbean ocean]
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  however standard books published ca 1990 on baptisms in Barbados records do not
  list any Goode baptisms during 1650's. There might be good reasons for this.
  One reason is that the baptisms for most of year 1651 had been lost from
  currently available Barbados records. But by the way, just thought I should
  mention that I was surprised not to find any Goode (& many similar spellings
  checked) baptism during 1650's--indeed virtually none in 1600s at all!;
  
  Father: John #GOODE#26 GOODE b: ABT 1632 in Whitby,Yorkshire,England,Bronwel Cornwal?
  Mother: Francis Martha MACKARNESS b: ABT 1636 in Great Brington,Northans,England,North Yorkshire
  
  Marriage 1 Martha (dtr_of_Samuel from_Wales) JONES b: 1667 in of Richmond,Henrico,VA,born Wales?in?UK
  •Married: 1689 in ,Henrico,VA
  Children
  1. William GOODE b: ABT 1700 in ,Henrico,VA
  2. Edward GOODE b: 1712 in ,Henrico,VA
  
  
  
  This
  •Name: John #GOODE#26 GOODE
  •Sex: M
  •Birth: ABT 1632 in Whitby,Yorkshire,England,Bronwel Cornwal?
  •Death: 1709 in 4 mi fr Richmond,Henrico,VA
  •Burial: Whitby,Chesterfield,VA
  •Note: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dkcarpenter_1&id=I9688 nov2005
  •Note: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrbj&id=I15629
  •Note: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dkcarpenter_1&id=I7405
  •Note:
  !NOTE on Barbados records:
  The following vital records events are often asserted to been in Barbados 1650s
  (asserted) on http://wc.rootsweb.com
  and probably equally asserted in above George Brown Goode 1981 book---
  THAT ROBERT GOODE SON BORN TO FRANCES MACKARNES AND JOHN GOODE CA 1651
  in St Michael parish (Bridgetown area) in Barbados [island in caribbean ocean]
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  however standard books published ca 1990 on baptisms in Barbados records do not
  list any Goode baptisms during 1650's. There might be good reasons for this.
  One reason is that the baptisms for most of year 1651 had been lost from
  currently available Barbados records. But by the way, just thought I should
  mention that I was surprised not to find any Goode (& many similar spellings
  checked) baptism during 1650's--indeed virtually none in 1600s at all!;
  
  Father: possible common father\ancestor GOODE b: ABT 1600 in possibly,Cornwall,England
  
  Marriage 1 Francis Martha MACKARNESS b: ABT 1636 in Great Brington,Northans,England,North Yorkshire
  Children
  1. Robert GOODE b: ABT 1651 in StMichael Par.?,ofWhitbyHenricVA,but born in,Barbados
  2. Samuel Edward GOODE b: ABT 1655 in St Michael Par.,ofWhitbyHenricVA,,Barbados
  
  ---------------------------------------------------------
  
  Francis Martha MACKARNESS
  •Sex: F
  •Birth: ABT 1636 in Great Brington,Northans,England,North Yorkshire
  •Death: ABT 1660 in Whitby,Henrico,VA,4 mi fr Richmond
  •Burial: Whitby,Chesterfield,VA
  •Note: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dkcarpenter_1&id=I9688 nov2005
  •Note: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrbj&id=I15629
  
  
       Richard Goode was b and lived in Cornwall, England. His son John
       Goode b about 1620 came t o Barbados Island in 1643,
       probably as a sugar planter. Lived there 20 years. During
       this ti me he married a oung English girl by the name of
       Frances Mackerness. In 1660 they came to Vi rginia bringing
       their son Samuel Goode who married Matha Joles. To this
       marriage was born a son, Mackerness Goode. His son,
       Mackerness II b 12 Sept 1744, gave valuable aid to his
       country during the Revolution. He evidently was a man of
       prominence in his county in his day, from the Journal of
       the House of Delegates of Va 6 June 1777 is taken the
       following. p.10.. Mackerness Goode appointed as one of the
       Commission to inspect the arms and ammunitions lodged in
       the public magazine in county of Lunanburg, Va. Mackerness
       Goode II married Mary Mosely 19 Dec 1770. They had
       10 children.
  	 
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  http://books.google.com/books/about/Lineage_Book.html?id=kkT8nqjxkqAC 
  
  Lineage Book, Volume 1 By Daughters of the American Revolution, page 72
  DAR says Mackerness Goode was a LT in Rev War via
  Thomas Goode m Barksdale
  Dr. Thomas Claiborne Goode and Martha Goode Read
  
  	 
  	 
  Edward Moseley	 Capt Charlotte Va Militia
  
  SAR application
  
  http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/view.aspx?dbid=2204&path=376.434
  
  See: Charlotte County Virginia Order Book 4, 1774-1780
  
  
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  George W. Bell
  •Sex: M
  •Birth: 3 JAN 1739
  •Note:
  Name: George W. BELL
  Sex: M
  Birth: 3 JAN 1739/1740 in Bellview,Prince Edward,VA
  Will:
  _ALT_BIRTH: Y 12 JUN 1815
  Death: Abt 1816 in Cumberland,VA
  Note:
  "By Deed dated August 18, 1773, George Bell of Prince Edward Co., VA conveyed to (Martha Jefferson, Elizabeth Eppes -- daughters and devisees of John Wales, deceased, and Ann Skipwith). The tract contained 330 acres."
  
  1771 - Bought 235 ac from Gideon Freeman, Prince Edward Co., VA. (Deed Bk 4, pg. 66)
  1790 - Bought 650 ac from Samuel Stanhope Smith (Deed Bk 8, pg. 312)
  1795 - Sold 235 ac to Adam Calhoun (Deed Bk 10, pg. 308)
  1797 - Bought 247 ac from Thomas Jones (Deed Bk 11, pg. 62)
  1799 - Bought 200 ac from John Nelson (Deed Bk 12, pg. 49)
  1800 - Bought 400 ac from James Dixon (Deed Bk 12, pg. 3)
  1801 - Bought 497 ac from Richard Jones (Deed Bk 12, pg. 19)
  1801 - Bought 303 ac from John Allen, Sr. (Deed Bk 12, pg. 280)
  1805 - Bought 358 ac from Arche Womack (Deed Bk 13, pg. 332)
  1807 - Sold 747 ac to Adam Bell (Deed Bk 14, pg. 66)
  1807 - Sold 358 ac to George W. Bell (Beed Bk 14, pg . 64)
  
  Will dated 12 Jun 1815; codicil 29 Feb 1816; probated 18 Nov. 1816 (Will Bk 5, pp. 135, 343-5, Prince Edward Co., VA). Owned more than 3000 acres and 40 slaves.
  _RIN: 393 1
  
  Father: David Bell b: JUN 1698 in New Kent Co., VA
  Mother: Mary Frances Bostick
  
  Marriage 1 Rebecca Calhoun b: ABT 1750
  •Married: ABT 1773
  Children
  1. Elizabeth Bell b: 3 NOV 1775
  2. James T. Bell
  3. David Bell
  4. Adam W. Bell
  5. George W. Bell
  6. John D. Bell
  7. Violet Bell b: 5 SEP 1785
  8. Nathan Bell
  9. William Calhoun Bell
  
   David Bell
  
  David Bell
  •Surname: Bell
  •Given Name: David
  •Sex: M
  •Birth: in St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia
  •Christening: 10 Jul 1698 St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia
  •Death: 1744/1745 in , Goochland Co., Virginia
  •_UID: EB20CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39B801
  •Note:
  ! (1) Cumberland Co., VA Deeds. (a) Vol. 5, p.194. (b) No. 2, p.151. FHL #30,745, item 2.
  (2) "Tidewater Virginia Families," by Virginia L.H. Davis (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1989) p.375. Cites: (a) Chamberlayne, St. Peter's Parish, p.349. Photocopy of original register, V.S.L., p.1, Acc. No. 19729B. (b) Chamberlayne, Vestry Book, p.280,308. (c) Nugent, Vol. 3, p.284. (d) Landon C. Bell, "The Old Free State" (1927), Vol. II, p.132-133.
  (3) "The Douglas Register," comp. by W. Mac. Jones (1977), p.387. FHL #975.5455 V2d. Cites: (a) Goochland Co., VA, Estate Book 4, p.482.
  (4) "David Bell," by Barbara E. Bell, "Cumberland County, Virginia and Its People" (Cumberland Co. Historical Soc., Cumberland, VA, 1983-1999) p.11-12. FHL 975.5615 H2c. Cites: (a) Goochland Co., VA Land Patent Bk 1735-1738, p.170. (b) Goochland Co., VA Land Patent Bk 23, p.1005. (c) Goochland Co., VA Will Bk 4, p.482-484.
  
  ! Birth: (2a,4) s/o David BELL/Bethia. (4) New Kent Co., VA.
  Baptism: (2a,4) 10 Jul 1698. St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., VA. [NOTE: St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., VA, created from St. Peter's Parish in 1704.]
  Marriage to Mary BOSTICK: (1b) Widow was named Mary. (2d) Named wife Mary in his will. (4) Abt 1728.
  Death: (1b) Before 2 Jul 1754. (1b,2d) Goochland Co., later Cumberland Co., VA. (2d) Will dtd 26 Apr 1744, recorded in Goochland Co., VA 14 Jan 1744. [NOTE: Would be 1744/5.] (3a) Will recorded 1744, Goochland Co., VA. (4) By Dec 1744 or early Jan 1745. At his residence. Age 46.
  
  (2c) 1725, Aug: The BELL family, likely David, owned land on the lower side of Beaver Dam Swamp in Hanover Co., VA, adjacent to Robert WEBB, William CLOPTON, and James NUCKOLLS. It is believed the BELLS lived in what is now the Cold Harbour area of Hanover Co., VA. Beaverdam Creek flows across this area. (Another Beaverdam Creek is in western Hanover, near the community of Beaverdam.) Bell Creek can be crossed on Route 360 east of Richmond, about where Route 156 cuts off to Cold Harbour.
  (2b) 1731, Jan: David and George BELL were in the processioning lists of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., VA, in the same precinct as Capt. WINSTON.
  (4a) 1736, 8 Sep: David BELL settled on a 400 acre plantation in Goochland Co., VA.
  (2b) 1743, Nov: The land of David BELL was included in the processioning lists, Hanover Co., VA, next to George BELL.
  (4b) By 1744: He owned 760 acres between Angola and Big (Great) Guinea Creeks in the Southam Parish on the border of Amelia Co., VA. This area became a part of Cumberland Co., VA in 1749.
  (4c) By his will it appears he was associated with retailing or manufacturing of nails. These nails would have been made by hand.
  (2d,4c) 1744, 26 Apr: David BELL made his will. (2d) Names children James, David, George, John, Ann, and Elizabeth BELL. He left the 400 acres of land on which he was living in Goochland Co. to his son James. He also bequeathed to James personal property that was in Hanover Co., 1,000 ten-penny nails and 1,000 eight-penny nails. James also received his Grandfather BELL's Bible that was then in New Kent County. He left his wife Mary a horse and cow that "came out of Hanover." He left to sons David, George and John, under age, items to be given them when they came of age. He also gave them 330 acres that adjoined his other land. He gave his son John 240 acres of land in New Kent Co., apparently the land on which David's sister lived. He gave his wife and children equally his part in his father's estate. Appointed his brother George BELL and his wife Mary and his son James BELL the executors. (4c) He gave all his nails to his wife except 1000 ten penny and 1000 eight penny nails, which he gave to his son James. Divided his land among his four sons. James being the oldest inherited the 400 acre plantation on which they lived. John, the next oldest, received the 140 acre plantation in New Kent Co., VA on which his aunt and David's sister lived, which David probably inherited from his father. His two youngest sons George and David were each given 165 acres of land adjoining the 400 acre plantation in Goochland Co., VA.
  (2d,4c) 1744/5, 14 Jan: Will probated, Goochland Co., VA.
  (1b) 1754, 2 Jul: Whereas David BELL, dec'd, was in his lifetime seized in fee simple of 400 acres of land with appurtenances in Goochland Co., VA, formerly but now in Cumberland Co., VA, being the land whereon the said David BELL in his life time and at the time of his death did dwell, and whereas the said David BELL dec'd by his last will and testament in writing duly proved and recorded did devise the said 400 acres unto his son James BELL, and wheras upon the death of the said David BELL, Mary BELL of Cumberland Co., VA, widow and relict of David BELL, dec'd, did become entitled to one third part of the said 400 acres as her dower therein to hold the same during the term of her natural life, the said Mary BELL for 10 pounds current money deeds and quit claims to James BELL of Cumberland Co., son and devisee of the said David BELL dec'd, the said 1/3 part of the said 400 acres with appurtenances. Signed Mary (X her mark) BELL. Wits. John FLEMING Jr., Thompson SWANN, Peter LEGRAND.
  (1a) 1773, 18 Aug: George BELL of Prince Edward Co., VA deeds to Martha JEFFERSON, Elizabeth EPPES, and Ann SKIPWORTH, daughters & devisees of John WAYLES, dec'd, 330 acres on Great Guinea, Cumberland Co., VA, it being one moiety or half of a tract of land left by David BELL Sr. late of Goochland Co., VA to his sons David BELL Jr. and George BELL, and upon the death of David BELL Jr. his moiety or half descended to James BELL as heir at law and was by said James BELL sold unto them.
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  Father: David Bell
  Mother: Bethia
  
  Marriage 1 Mary Bostick b: 1697
  •Married: ABT 1728
  Children
  1. Elizabeth Bell b: ABT 1730 in St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia
  2. Ann Bell b: ABT 1732 in St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia
  3. James Bell b: BEF 1744 in ,, Virginia
  4. John Bell b: BEF 1744 in ,, Virginia
  5. George Bell b: BEF 1744 in ,, Virginia
  6. David Bell b: BEF 1744 in ,, Virginia
  
  
  references:
  
  "Tidewater Virginia Families" by Virginia L.H. Davis
  "Southsider, A Lawyer's Life" by Landon C. Bell (1954)
  "The Vestry Book and Register of St. Peter's Parish" by C.G. Chamberlayne (1989)
  
  
  
  
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  •Name: Charles BOSTOCK
  •Given Name: Charles
  •Surname: Bostock
  •Sex: M
  •Birth: 7 Apr 1671 in Virginia
  •Death: 4 Jan 1700/1701 in New Kent County,VA
  •Change Date: 17 Feb 2003
  
  
  Ancestry Hints for Charles BOSTOCK
  
      1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com
  
  
  
  Marriage 1 Mary UNKNOWN b: 1673 in New Kent County,VA
  •Married: 1691 in Virginia
  •Note: _STATMARRIED
  Children
  1. Mary Frances BOSTIC b: 1694 in New Kent County,VA
  
  Patrick Calhoun and Catherine Montgomery
  
  See Tjis
  
  Catherine MONTGOMERY
  •Sex: F
  •Birth: 1684 in Londonderry, Ireland
  •Death: 1 FEB 1760 in Long Canes Creek, Abbeville District, South Carolina
  •Note:
  Patrick Calhoun first settled near Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. It was here he married Jane Craighead in 1750. There was no issue from this marriage. They then settled on the border of Cherokee country along the Long Canes Creek in the South Carolina Upcountry, near present day Abbeville, in 1756. Four years later Patrick’s wife, brother and two aunts were slain in the Long Canes Massacre, one of the bloody skirmishes accompanying the French and Indian war (1754-1763). An account of the immigration and fighting follows:
  
  "The Calhoun clan came from Donegal, Ireland in 1733 and dwelled in western Pennsylvania. John C. Calhoun was a five year old boy. They were Scotch-Irish, taught by Calvinistic Presbyterianism to regard life as a battle against evil. Growing up on the frontier, fighting Indians most of his adult life, Patrick embodied the rough and resolute character of the race. Driven by Indian warfare and drawn by the vision of a land of plenty over the horizon, the Calhoun’s moved steadily southward along the mountain barrier, down the Shenandoah Valley to Augusta, to the New River in southwest Virginia, then to the Waxhaws at the border separating the Carolinas. He married his first wife, Jane Craighead in 1750. The saga of the Calhoun migration ended in 1756 when Patrick, his brothers, and their families settled in the Long Canes Creek region bordering Cherokee country. In 1760, during the French and Indian war, Patrick Calhoun and a handful of companions fought off a Cherokee raiding party for many hours, until finally forced to retreat before overwhelming numbers. Returning to bury the dead three days later, Patrick found among the massacred bodies, his widowed mother and eldest brother. Several women and children of the settlement had been carried into captivity. When peace came, Patrick gave up fighting for surveying and farming." (Note: other sources indicates Patrick’s first wife was killed in the massacre).
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Father: Hugh MONTGOMERY b: ABT 1640 in Ulster, County Donegal, Ireland
  Mother: Jane PATRICK b: ABT 1665 in Dublin, Ireland
  
  Marriage 1 James Patrick CALHOUN b: 1688 in Crosh House Estate, Newton-Stewart, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
  •Married: ABT 1713 in Londonderry, Ireland
  Children
  1. James CALHOUN b: 1716 in County Donegal, Ireland
  2. Adam CALHOUN b: 1725 in Ireland
  3. Patrick CALHOUN b: 11 JUN 1727 in County Donegal, Ireland
  
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   Adam CALHOUN
  •Sex: M
  •Birth: 1725 in Ireland
  •Death: 19 SEP 1796 in Prince Edward County, Virginia
  •Burial: 1796 Near Hampton Col, Prince Edward County, Virginia
  •Note: Adam Calhoun Jr. was in Charlotte County, Virginia (Cub Creek) by 1746, and in Prince Edward County by 1754 when George and Violet Davis deeded land to him.
  
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   Rev. Alexander (Descendant of Robert the Bruce) * Calhoun
  •Suffix: Sr.
  •Sex: M 1
  •Birth: 1662 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  •Death: 1716 in Newton-Stewart, County Tyrone, Ardstraw, Ireland
  •Education: University of Dublin, 1684
  •Note:
  
  aka Colhoun
  
  DESCENDANT OF CHARLEMAGNE, ALFRED THE GREAT, WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, HENRY I, EMPRESS MATILDA, HENRY II, KING JOHN, HENRY III, EDWARD I, EDWARD II, EDWARD III, JOHN OF GAUNT, SIR WILLIAM MARSHALL, STRONGBOW DE CLARE, AND LADY GODIVA
  
  DESCENDANT OF ROBERT THE BRUCE, SIR WILLIAM "BRAVEHEART" WALLACE, MALCOLM III, DAVID I, WILLIAM THE LION, THE ANCIENT KINGS OF SCOTLAND, SOMERLED LORD OF THE ISLES, AND LADY MACBETH
  
  DESCENDANT OF LLEWELYN THE GREAT OF WALES, IRELAND'S GREATEST KING BRIAN BORU, KING LOUIS VII OF FRANCE AND ELEANOR OF AQUITAINE
  
  GREAT GRANDFATHER OF VICE PRESIDENT JOHN C. CALHOUN
  
  CURATE FOR THE PARISH OF CLOGHERNY
  
  "Rev. Alexander Colhoun Sr. and Lady Judith Hamilton had 8 sons and 4 daughters. They were all born in Ireland. John b. 1685, Major William b. 1686, Audley Sr. b. 1687, James Patrick b. 1688, Judith b. 1690, Hugh 1st. b. 1692, Humphry 1694, Catherine b. 1696, Helen b. 1698, Andrew b. 1700, Frances b. 1703 and Rev. Alexander Jr. b. 1705." --Robert O. Calhoon
  
  
  
  
  Sources:
  1) Gordon Brown Database, 7 Dec 2004
  http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED &db=brown_gordon&id=I1539
  2) LDS Temple Codes, 10 Nov 2004
  http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=temple_codes&id=I524006
  3) Genealogy.com posting by Robert O. Calhoon, 9 Aug 1999
  http://genforum.genealogy.com/calhoun/messages/624.html
  4) "Our Calhoun Family" by Orval O. Calhoun, Volume IV, p. 301
  5) David Buchroder Database, 1 Dec 2004
  http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=buchroeder&id=I509050572
  6) Hamilton Archives, posting by Larry Hamilton Sr., Hamilton National Genealogical Society, Inc., 215 SW 20th Terrace - Oak Grove, MO 64075-9248
  hamgen@qni.com
  http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/HAMILTON/1999-01/0915799139
  7) William Compton Kerr Database, 20 Nov 2004
  http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=gilead&id=I126799
  8) McCausland (all spellings everywhere) and Allied Families, Bruce E. Andrews Database, 5 Dec 2004
  http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=mccausland&id=I4045
  •_UID: AACCC3C53D6C469C8CA385D7C37B2556CD3A
  •Change Date: 24 JUN 2005
  
  
  
  
  Father: William Campbell (Descendant of Wm. Wallace) * Colquhoun b: 1643 in Corkagh, County Donegal, Ireland
  Mother: Catherine * McCausland b: 3 JUN 1643 in Coragh, County Tyrone, Ireland
  
  Marriage 1 Lady Judith (Descendant of James IV "Iron Belt") * Hamilton b: 1674 in Laggan District, Londonderry, Ireland
  •Married: 1684 in Newton-Stewart, County Tyrone, Ardstraw, Ireland
  •Change Date: 24 JUN 2005
  •Note: 21:53
  Children
  1. John Calhoun b: 1685 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  2. Maj. William Calhoun b: 1686 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  3. Audley Calhoun b: 1687 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  4. James Patrick (Immigrant, 1733) Calhoun b: 1688 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  5. Judith Calhoun b: 1690 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  6. Hugh * Calhoun b: ABT 1692 in Crosh House, County Donegal, Corkaugh, Ireland
  7. Humphry Calhoun b: 1694 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  8. Catherine Calhoun b: 1696 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  9. Helen Calhoun b: 1698 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  10. Andrew Calhoun b: 1700 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  11. Frances (Immigrant) Calhoun b: 1703 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  12. Rev. Alexander Calhoun b: 1705 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland
  
  
  
  
  
  Father: James Patrick CALHOUN b: 1688 in Crosh House Estate, Newton-Stewart, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
  Mother: Catherine MONTGOMERY b: 1684 in Londonderry, Ireland
  
  Marriage 1 Violet DAVIS b: ABT 1731 in Prince Edward County, Virginia
  •Married: 1747 in (Probably) Charlotte County, Virginia
  Children
  1. George CALHOUN
  2. Jennett CALHOUN
  3. Margarete CALHOUN
  4. Robert CALHOUN
  5. Violet Davis CALHOUN b: ABT 1757
  6. Rebecca CALHOUN b: 1753
  7. James CALHOUN b: 1758
  8. William CALHOUN b: 2 JAN 1772
  9. Adam CALHOUN b: 1778
  10. Ann CALHOUN b: 1788 in Virginia
  
  this
  
   Mackerness GOODE
  •Title: Jr.
  •Sex: M
  •Birth: 12 SEP 1744 in probably,Prince Edward,VA
  •Death: 20 JAN 1814 in ,Charlotte,VA,(Probate)
  •Note:
  -
  -
  •Note:
  !page 196-197 of Vol. 2 of 4th ed (vols. pub. Gen Pub Co
  aprx2004-2007) of Adventurers of Purse and Person by John Frederick Dorman;
  •Note:
  Son of William Goode. Billups, "Goode Bible". He was the younger son.
  Forsythe; Blankenship;
  Pronounced "Goude" to rhyme with mood--- (in VA in 1997)
  Mack Jr family had 8 whites in 1782 census; Mack Jr. meant not that his
  father was named Mack, but that there was a previous Mack Goode in
  Charlotte Co area--probably his father's brother;
  Charlotte Co Deed Book 2: 149, 7 Mar 1769, Wm Goode of Charlotte Co gives to
  Mackerness Goode his son, of same [Charlotte] Co.; This is clearly supported
  by the naming of Mack Jr's boys Edward (presumably after his father-in-law
  (Edward Moseley b. ca 1730 ) and then William, presumably after his own father
  (bible transcript cited in Sept 96 Nat Gen Soc Quarterly below); (birth order
  may also be from George Brown Goode book below) George Brown Goode, Virginia
  Cousins (Harrisonburg VA: C.J. Carrier, 1981) (originally published ca. 1892)
  pages 34, 41, 51, 99,121 is correct for Mack's descendants but apparently
  wrong about his father (on page 40 he says his assignment of a father for Mack
  Jr is "tentative", so he must not have seen any direct evidence; see his
  wife's family Bible cited in following NGSQ article. For documentation see
  Warren L. Forsythe, "Resolving Conflict between Records: A Spurious Moseley
  Bible," National Genealogical Society Quarterly 84 No.3 (Sept 1996):
  182-199;
  Gerald T. Gilliam, editor of the Charlotte Co. Hist and Genealogy publication
  told me 1 Jan 1997 that Mack Goode Jr lived in Public Fork area of Charlotte
  Co. at about time (before or after) he married Mary Moseley 1770; Letter from
  Forsythe to Blankenship:
  Dear Gayle,
  I enclose what I have of the evidence you cite for Mack Goode's father being
  named Mack. Ligon doesn't cite any documents other than Mack's will, which is
  not likely to tell his parentage. I doubt Mrs. Evan's document #3203 cites
  specific evidence either, but the fact that she gives a residence for Mack Sr
  is something encouraging. One might think she found evidence in the 1770
  marriage record, but I enclose what I believe is the only extant public
  marriage record--on frame 064 of Library of VA reel 42, the Charlotte Co Marr
  bonds. It just refers to Mack Goode Jr and John? Osborne bondsmen for
  marriage of Mack Goode Jr to Mary Moseley. Presumably there was originally a
  release for under age Mary to be married, but I believe that the evidence is
  that, if so, that is no longer publically extant.
  Finally I discuss the other evidence in my "Individual Data sheet). The
  page 40 of Goode genealogy says Mack Jr.s assignment as a child of which ever
  of the Goode brothers is "provisional" indicating he had no definitive
  evidence which brother was father. The birth order (of Mack Jr's children)
  argument for Wm as father of Mack Jr's comes from birth order in Goode bible
  transcript made 1893 in Missouri and cited in my Sept 1996 NGSQ article.
  In summary I could be wrong, but the evidence seemed stronger for Wm as
  father, and perhaps most importantly the Deed Bk 2:149 evidence that Mack's
  father might've been Wm had lain pretty much ignored for 225 years. So I felt
  it was important to call the readers' attention to the existence of that
  document, even if the document proves ultimately to have been deceptive to us.;
  20 Jan 1996 Charlotte Co Va 1765-1771 Deed Books 1 and 2. Abstracted
  and compiled by Joanne Lovelace Nance. N W Lapin Press, Charlottesville, VA
  1990: page 49 re: Deed 291 deed book 2 page 149 07 March 1769
  William GOODE of Charlotte Co. to Mackerness Goode, his son, of same. For
  natural love, affection, and his advancement in the world, a negro boy slave
  by the name of James. signed W Goode witnesses none recorded 07 Mar 1769 (deed
  of gift).
  
  Father: William GOODE b: ABT 1700 in ,Henrico,VA
  Mother: Phoebe Pheby Phebe b: ABT 1710 in "Whitby",Henrico,VA,assertedly
  
  Marriage 1 Mary MOSELEY b: 14 OCT 1753 in either county,Amelia,VA,Chesterfield
  Divorced: N
  Married: 15 DEC 1770 in ,Charlotte,VA,(bond)
  Children
  1. Edward GOODE b: 1771/1772 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  2. William Green GOODE b: ABT 1772 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  3. Sally M. GOODE b: ABT 1773 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  4. Thomas GOODE b: 1775/1780 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  5. Mary "Polly" GOODE b: ABT 1779 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  6. Elizabeth "Betsy" GOODE b: ABT 1781 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  7. Hillery GOODE b: NOV 1783 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  8. Mackerness "Mack" GOODE b: ABT 1785 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  9. John GOODE b: 13 FEB 1788 in probably,Charlotte,VA
  
  
  Nathan Edward Bell (1836-1899 Colorado County TX)
  
  1860 Prince Edward Va Census
  Albert G Green   61 VA 14,000 24,400
  Serah E Green    48 VA
  Albert G Green   21 VA
  Sarah C Bell     24 VA 12,000
  Nathen E Bell    24 VA <----------------------------
  Carlos B Green   15 VA
  Cornelia A Green 13 VA
  Ella S Green     11 VA
  F V Green         7 VA
  Nanie Green       4 VA
  Wm E Bell         2 VA
  Albert C Bell  8/12 VA
  
  
  1880 Colorado County Texas Census
  N. E. Bell  43 VA VA VA
  Sallie Bell 40 VA VA VA
  Willie Bell 21 VA VA VA
  Casper Bell 20 VA VA VA
  Scott Bell  16 TX VA VA
  Thomas Bell 14 TX VA VA
  Sallie Bell 12 TX VA VA
  Ella Bell    9 TX VA VA
  Oma Bell     7 TX VA VA
  Morton Bell  3 TX VA VA
  Pauline Bell 2 TX VA VA
  Estelle Bell 6m  TX  VA VA
  
  married Sarah Catherine "Sallie Tip" Green this
  
  
  grave Colorado Texas
  Golden Rod cemetery
  
  says Confederate Soldier
  
  Married Sarah Catherine Green (1840 Prince Edward Co VA-1919 Bay City Matagorda texas)
  
  dau Albert Galatin Green (1799-1970)
  and
  Sarah Elizabeth Scott (1812-1873)
  
  This:
  
  http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fle37
  
  confirms confederate veteran:
  
  LETULLE, VICTOR LAWRENCE (1864–1944). Victor Lawrence LeTulle, merchant, banker, farmer, rancher, and philanthropist, was born in Columbus, Texas, on July 5, 1864, the son of Victor D. and Helen Maria (Webb) LeTulle. His father, who moved to Texas from Virginia by way of California, served as a captain in the Confederate Army. Victor L. LeTulle was the great-grandson of Samuel B. Webb of Revolutionary War fame. He attended public schools in Colorado County, after which he became a farmer. On January 29, 1890, he married Sarah West Bell, daughter of Sarah Catherine Green and Nathan Edward Bell, a veteran of Hood's Texas Brigade who came to Colorado County from Virginia. 
  
  this says
  
  Children:
  
  
  Casper Bell  M
  Cora Alice Bell  F
  Ella Bell  F
  Estelle Bell  F
  Mortimer Bell  M
  Nancy Bell  F
  Oma Bell  F
  Pauline Leontyne Bell  F 23 Dec 1882 in Texas, USA
  Sarah Bell  F
  Thomas Bell  M
  William Bell  M
  Nathan Scott Bell  M 1863 in Texas, USA
  Pauline Leontyne Bell  F 23 Dec 1882 in Texas, USA
  
  
  
  Albert Galatin Green (1799 Prince Edward VA-1870 Texas)
  
  This says:
  
  Albert Gallatin Green
  Born:  15 Jun 1799
  Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Died:  24 Dec 1870 Texas, USA
  
  son of Thomas Embra Green (1760 Prince Edward Co VA-1827 Prince Edward Co VA)
  and
  Elizabeth Julia Booker (1764 Prince Edward Co VA-1828 Prince Edward Co VA)
  
  
  grandson of Thomas Green and Lucy Davis
  grandson of ? Booker and Mary Flourney
  
  m. Sarah Elizabeth Scott 1830 Prince Edward Co VA
  
  Born: 25 Feb 1812 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Died: 1873 in Belmont, Gonzales, Texas, USA
  
  Marriage: 11 Feb 1830 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA   View Info
  
  Children
  
  Carlos Berryman Green  M 12 Jan 1845 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Frances Veola Green  F 10 May 1853 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Pauline Elizabeth Green  F 17 Jan 1831 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Sarah Catherine Green  F 13 Nov 1840 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA  <-------------------- m Nathan Edward Bell
  Thomas Enbra Green  M 16 Dec 1832 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Mary Louise Green  F 2 Oct 1834 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  William Scott Green  M 4 Nov 1836 in P, Virginia, USA
  Albert Gallatin Green  M 2 Jan 1839 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Pauline  F 2 Jan 1839 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Cornelia Stuart Green  F 16 Jan 1847 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Ella Sabine Green  F 2 Jun 1850 in Prince Edward, Virginia, USA
  Nannie Read Green  F 11 May 1856 in Peco, Virginia, USA
  
  
  Sarah Elizabeth Scott (1812 Prince Edward Island VA-1873 Belmont Gonzales Texas)
  
  dau of William Coleman Scott
  and
  Paulina Daniels
  
  Dell edward Heasley esca
  
  Roy Wheeler Bell Jr 83
  
  Ed Bell's Father now 83
  
  BELL ROY WHEELER JR  LYDIA  REOLA ESTE  ROY WHEELER BELL 1 6 1929 m	HARRIS
  
  Roy Wheeler Bell, Palacios Matagorda County's Participation in WWI 1918
  
  1930 Census South Houston Harris county TEXAS
  Roy W Bell   32 TX TX TX farmer berries
  Reola L Bell 29 TX TX AR
  Roy Bell 1 2/12
  Ollie I Boyd 20 Roomer
  
  
  
  1910
  Mollie W Bell  33 TX TX MS widow
    3 children 3 surviving
  Roy W Bell     12 TX VA TX
  Vivia Bell     10 TX VA TX
  Myrle O Bell    9 TX VA TX
  Mary C Wheeler 65 MS KY AL
  
  1900 Harris County Texas
  Willie Bell   41 VA VA VA [b 1858
  Mollie Bell   23 TX TX MS [b 1876
    maried 4 years 2 children 2 surviving
  Roy Bell       2 TX VA TX
  Vivian Bell 5/12 TX VA TX
  
  1900 Matagorda Texas Census
  Mary C Wheeler     55 MS KY AL widow
   8 children 8 surviving
  Benjiman H Wheeler 19 TX TX MS
  
  1880 Matagorda Texas Census
  Eli H. Wheeler       36 TX TN TX [b 1844
  Mary C. Wheeler      25 MS KY AL
  William H. Wheeler   12 TX TX MS
  John E. Wheeler       9 TX TX MS
  Sarah E. Wheeler      7 TX TX MS
  Crittenton D. Wheeler 5 TX TX MS
  David A. Wheeler      5 TX TX MS
  Mary A. Wheeler       3 TX TX MS
  Alice M. Wheeler      1 TX TX MS
  
  adjacent is
  Daniel Wheeler 59 TN NH SC
  wife Lavinia   55 TX CT VA
  Sarah Lacy     75 VA VA VA mother-in-law
  
  adjacent is
  John   Wheeler 33 TX TN TX
  
  adjacent is
  Shadric Killingsworth 42 AL AL AL   [brother of Mary C Killingsworth Wheeler who m Eli Wheeler]
  Fanny L               27 TX TN TX wife
  
  
  1870 Census Nelsons Creek and Tres Palacios, Matagorda, Texas
  Ely H Wheeler  26 TX farmer
  Mary C Wheeler 25 MS
  William Wheeler 2 TX
  
  adjacent is father Daniel
  
  1870 Census Nelsons Creek and Tres Palacios, Matagorda, Texas
  Daniel M Wheeler     49 TN farmer 1340 700
  Lavinia Wheeler      47 TX
  Richards Wheeler     11 TX
  Samuel Wheeler        7 TX
  Saml G Killingsworth 32 AL farmer 290 [Shadrick not Saml brother of Mary C Wheeler]
  Fanny Killingsworth  17 TX Asst housekeeper
  
  
  Ely Henry Wheeler
  Gender: Male
  Marriage Date: 27 May 1867
  Spouse: Christiania Killingsworth
  Marriage City: Jack
  Marriage State: Texas
  Source: Texas Marriages, 1851-1900
  
  1860 Matagorda, Texas Census
  Daniel M Wheeler   38 TN stock raiser 1885 11195
  Lavinia Wheeler    36 TX
  Ely Henry Wheeler  17 TX  <----------------------------
  John James Wheeler 14 TX
  Emma Wheeler       10 TX
  Frances Wheeler     7 TX
  William Wheeler     4 TX
  Daniel Wheeler      2 TX
  David Wheeler    2/12 TX
  
  1850 Matagorda, Texas Census
  Daniel Wheeler  28 TN 5000
  Levenia Wheeler 25 TX
  Eli H Wheeler    7 TX
  John J Wheeler   5 TX <-----------------------------
  
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
  Texas Civil War
  
  Eli H Wheeler
  Compiled Mititary service record:
  
  Private, Company D 1st (Yager's) Texas Cavalry (1 Texas Mounted Rifles)
  Formed May 1863 by consolidation of 3rd (Yager's) and 8th (Taylor's) Battalions and Ware's Texas VCavalry
  Eli H Wheeler, Co D 1 Texas Cavalry, regimental Descriptive Book:
  Age ___ Height 5' 6"; complexion fair; Eyes Blue; hair light; b Matagorda Texas occupation: stock raiser. Enlisted april 14 1862 camp McColloch by Col. Garland term: for the war
  E. H. Wheeler, Private, Co D 1 Regiment Texas Cavalry. Muister Roll Jan-Feb 1864. Enlisted April 14 1862,Camp McColloch by Col Garland. Period :War, Last Paid by Lt. Bell Sept 1 1863. Present. Remarks E.D.L.M. Dept since Jan 29 1864
  H. Wheeler, Private Co. D 1Tex Cav (Yager's Cav TX), Receipt Roll for Clothing
  Wheeler Henry D Co D 1st Tex Cav,. Prisoner of War enclosure
  illegible hand written note
  
  
  Name: Mary C. Wheeler
  Death Date: 7 Apr 1925
  Death County: Matagorda
  Certificate: 15159
  
  1850 Yalobusha MS
  Abm Killingsworth        38 AL
  Dorcas Killingsworth     22 NC
  Sarah Jane Killingsworth 20 KY
  Malinda Killingsworth    18 KY
  Eliza Ann Killingsworth  14 AL
  Shadrach G Killingsworth 13 AL
  Jeremiah Killingsworth   11 MS
  Mary C Killingsworth      7 MS<---------------------------
  Cynthia L Killingsworth   1 MS
  
  World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
  about Roy Wheeler Bell
  Name: Roy Wheeler Bell
  County: Matagorda
  State: Texas
  Birth Date: 29 Sep 1897
  Race: White
  FHL Roll Number: 1983388
  
  Roy Wheeler Bell
  Death Date: 24 Apr 1958
  Death County: Matagorda
  Certificate: 29376
  
  Daniel Milner Wheeler
  
  Daniel Milner Wheeler 
  
  Gender Male 
  
  Birth[1][2] 15 Apr 1821 Lincoln, Tennessee, United States 
  
  Marriage 29 Sep 1842 Matagorda, Texas, United States
  
  to Lavinia Hunter 
  
  Death[2] 7 Dec 1885 Stockdale, Wilson, Texas, United States 
  
  
  
  Father:
  
  John Wheeler
  
  b.11 Nov 1786 Walpole, Cheshire, New Hampshire, United States
  
  d.23 Nov 1867 Stockdale, Wilson, Texas, United States
  1820 Lincoln Co, TN
  1116 25 Wheeler, John 200010/10010 F=0 A=1 C=0 M=0 Sl=0 FC=0
  [2=David T. and John E. under 10; then John himself 26-45; then Emeline under 10; then Martha 26-45. A=engaged in agriculture.]
  
  1850 US Census, San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX
  John M Cammel, age 26, Stone Mason, VA
  John Wheeler, age 65, Brick Maker, NH
  Eliza Wheeler, age 24, TN [daughter]
  Melanie A Dauchey, age 10, MS
  Mary L Dauchey, age 4, MS
  
  1860 US Census, Wilson, Bexar Co, TX
  Wheeler, John E, 41, Farmer, TN [son]
  Wheeler, Sarah E., 19, GA [daughter-in-law]
  Wheeler, John, 74, surveyor, NH
  
  
  Birth:  Nov. 11, 1786
  Walpole
  Cheshire County
  New Hampshire, USA
  Death:  Nov. 23, 1867
  Stockdale
  Wilson County
  Texas, USA
  
  John, the patriarch of his Texas family, originated in Walpole, New Hampshire, then moved to
  Charleston, S. C. about 1811. It was there that he and Martha Milner were united in marriage
  by the Rev. Dr. Hollingshead. In 1818 John moved his family to Lincoln County, Tennessee.
  There the family grew to a total of ten children. In 1835, they moved to Madisonville,
  Mississippi. Although the town disappeared into history long ago, it was located in one
  of the richest farming areas in the state and for a time was the county seat of Madison
  County. It was there that John's wife, Martha, died in 1836, apparently from complications
  with the birth of their last child, Charles Marcos. The infant also passed away approximately
  two months later. According to Texas land records, John moved his family to Matagorda County, Texas
  in 1840. He lived there until 1847, then moved to San Antonio. It was about 1858 that John
  moved to Wilson County on the Cibolo River, near Stockdale. One son, Daniel, remained in
  Matagorda County, farming, ranching, and raising a family of his own. During his lifetime,
  John had several occupations including that of school teacher, surveyor, brick maker, and
  Justice of the Peace. While serving as Justice of the Peace in Matagorda County, he presided
  over the marriages of some of his children, Daniel to Lavinia Hunter in 1842, Martha Ann
  to James W. Keller in 1843, and Emeline to James Pirie in 1844. His burial site is on what
  was once the farm of his eldest son, David Thwing Wheeler. It is located in Wilson County,
  approximately five miles South of Stockdale. It was near here that he spent his later years,
  working around the family farm and living with various family members. He was buried with
  the customary Masonic honors of the Brahan Lodge of Lavernia. In 1858 and 1859, John had
  served as the very first tiler of the lodge while his son in law, John Rhodes King, served
  as Worshipful Master. At the time of his death, John was reported to be the oldest Mason
  in Texas. (Ref. "A Century of Light - History of the Brahan Lodge #226 by D. L. Vest.)
  
  Family links:
   Spouse:
    Martha Milner Wheeler (1793 - 1836)*
  
   Children:
    David Thwing Wheeler (1812 - 1892)*
    Emeline Wheeler Jones (1815 - 1890)*
    John E. Wheeler (1816 - 1817)*
    Infant Son Wheeler (1817 - 1817)*
    John Edwin Wheeler (1819 - 1888)*
    Daniel Milner Wheeler (1821 - 1885)*
    Martha Ann Wheeler McSparran (1823 - 1912)*
    Ruth Eliza Wheeler King (1825 - 1910)*
    Penelope Jane Wheeler Thomas (1828 - 1915)*
    Mary Minerva Wheeler McIntire (1830 - 1909)*
    Persis Eleanor Wheeler Criegler (1832 - 1857)*
    Francis Flint Wheeler (1834 - 1848)*
    Charles Marcos Wheeler (1836 - 1836)*
  
  *Calculated relationship
  
  
  Burial:
  Wheeler Cemetery
  Stockdale
  Wilson County
  Texas, USA
  
  
  Mother:
  Martha Milner m. John Wheeler
  Birth:  Jul. 4, 1793
  Charleston
  Charleston County
  South Carolina, USA
  Death:  Jun. 18, 1836
  Madisonville
  Madison County
  Mississippi, USA
  
  BURIAL UNKNOWN
  Martha and her infant son, Charles Marcos, are buried in the area of Madisonville,
  Mississippi, an early village which has disappeared into history. The precise locations
  of the graves are unknown. After extensive research and two trips to the Madisonville
  area, family member James Carroll Wheeler has been unable to locate the grave sites.
  Martha was the wife of John Wheeler (1786-1867) who is buried in Wheeler Cemetery,
  Wilson County, Texas. She had previously married William Niven in Charleston, S.C.
  during 1809, however, the marriage was cut short by William's loss at sea on January 20, 1810.
  Still in Charleston, Martha then married John Wheeler on November 3, 1811, and it was
  there that first son, David Thwing and first daughter, Emeline were born. Two more sons
  were born later but died in infancy. From South Carolina, the family, including stepfather,
  David Thwing and mother, Martha Wood Milner Thwing moved to Fayetteville, Tennessee about
  1818. There, Martha gave birth to eight more children, before the family moved to Madisonville,
  Mississippi in 1835. This began the part of the Wheeler Family that eventually settled in
  South Texas during the 1840s. Although Martha was the Matriarch of her Texas family, she never
  saw Texas. She passed away in Madisonville on June 13,1836, six days after the birth of
  child number thirteen, Charles Marcos. The infant also succumbed approximately two months
  after his mother. In 1840 John brought the rest of the family to Texas, first living in
  Matagorda County, then moving to San Antonio in 1847, and finally settling in the Stockdale
  area about 1858. John never remarried.
  
  
  Family links:
   Spouse:
    John Wheeler (1786 - 1867)
  
   Children:
    David Thwing Wheeler (1812 - 1892)*
    Emeline Wheeler Jones (1815 - 1890)*
    John E. Wheeler (1816 - 1817)*
    Infant Son Wheeler (1817 - 1817)*
    John Edwin Wheeler (1819 - 1888)*
    Daniel Milner Wheeler (1821 - 1885)*
    Martha Ann Wheeler McSparran (1823 - 1912)*
    Ruth Eliza Wheeler King (1825 - 1910)*
    Penelope Jane Wheeler Thomas (1828 - 1915)*
    Mary Minerva Wheeler McIntire (1830 - 1909)*
    Persis Eleanor Wheeler Criegler (1832 - 1857)*
    Francis Flint Wheeler (1834 - 1848)*
    Charles Marcos Wheeler (1836 - 1836)*
  
  *Calculated relationship
  
  
  Burial:
  Unknown
  
  
  
  
  
  Grandfather:
  
  Gallant Estes
  
  this
  Gallant ESTES
  •Sex: M
  •Birth: 1759 in South Carolina
  •Death: 26 JAN 1814 in Horseshoe Bend, Tallapoosa County, Alabama
  •Note:
  Notes for Gallant Estes
  Source of information: Military records & Application for land grant by second Site. Estes trails Vol
  3 #4 April Jul 1983: Book titled THE ESTES FAMILY by Charles Estes pictorial field-book, Jackson
  On The War Path Again, Bravery Of The Force, pages
  774 & 775.
  
  Gallant fought in the Revolutionary War as well as the War of 1812.
  
  Gallant was with his son Edward by his first wife at the battle of Emucfau in Alabama as a
  private in the Company Of Tennessee Volunteers Mounted Gunmen command of Maj. Gen Andrew Jackson
  fighting the Creek Indians. He was thought shot in the head on the morning of the 22nd January
  1814 and died on the fourth day after on 26th January 1814. Horseshoe Bend, AL location of battle.
  
  Gallant Estes is listed in 1806 as receiving a share of the estate of Alexander Barnhill, the
  father of Margaret Barnhill his wife.
  
  Died in War of 1812 Tallapoosa, AL
  
  16. Gallant Estes was born ABT 1763 in South Carolina, and died 26 JAN 1814 in Horseshoe Bend,
  Tallapoosa County, Alabama. He was the son of 32. Moses Estes , Jr. and 33. Elizabeth Unknown.
  
  
  17. Margaret "Peggy" Barnhill was born 1773 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and died 18 MAY 1860
  in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas.
  
  Children of Margaret "Peggy" Barnhill and Gallant Estes are:
  i. John Minton Moses Estes was born 28 APR 1804 in Greenville County, South Carolina, and died 12
  MAR 1881 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas. He married Charlotte Mary Elkins 1824 in Cannon
  County, Tennessee. She was born 9 MAR 1809 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, and
  died 9 JAN 1908 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas.
  ii. Bethany E Estes was born 27 FEB 1806 in South Carolina.
  iii. Malinda Estes was born 2 MAR 1812 in South Carolina.
  iv. Landa Estes was born 10 SEP 1813 in South Carolina.
  
  
  4.Gallant Estes was born ABT 1763 in South Carolina, and died 26 JAN 1814 in Horseshoe Bend, Tallapoosa
  County, Alabama. He was the son of 8. Moses Estes , Jr. and 9. Elizabeth Unknown.
  5.Margaret "Peggy" Barnhill was born 1773 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and died 18 MAY 1860 in Yellville,
  Marion County, Arkansas.
  
  Children of Margaret "Peggy" Barnhill and Gallant Estes are: 2.
  
  i.John Minton Moses Estes was born 28 APR 1804 in Greenville County, South Carolina, and
  died 12 MAR 1881 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas. He married Charlotte Mary Elkins
  1824 in Cannon County, Tennessee. She was born 9 MAR 1809 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County,
  North Carolina, and died 9 JAN 1908 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas.
  
  ii.Bethany E Estes was born 27 FEB 1806 in South Carolina. iii.Malinda Estes was born 2 MAR
  1812 in South Carolina. iv.Landa Estes was born 10 SEP 1813 in South Carolina.
  Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
  
  8.Moses Estes , Jr. was born 1742 in Lunenberg County, Virginia, and died 1815 in South Carolina.
  He was buried in Hart County, Georgia. He was the son of 16. Moses Estes and 17. Elizabeth Webb.
  9.Elizabeth Unknown was born ABT 1743 in Virginia.
  
  Children of Elizabeth Unknown and Moses Estes , Jr. are: i.George Estes was born ABT 1762 in
  Virginia. He married Mary Younger 19 DEC 1786 in Halifax County, Virginia. She was born ABT 1765 in Virginia.
  
  4. ii.Gallant Estes was born ABT 1763 in South Carolina, and died 26 JAN 1814 in Horseshoe Bend,
  Tallapoosa County, Alabama. He married Unknown Unknown ABT 1788. She was born ABT 1763. He
  married Margaret "Peggy" Barnhill 1802 in Greenville County, South Carolina. She was born
  1773 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and died 18 MAY 1860 in Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas.
  
  iii.Labon Estes was born ABT 1765 in Halifax County, Virginia.
  
  iv.Nathaniel Estes was born 15 MAY 1777 in Virginia, and died 14 NOV 1841 in Reed Creek,
  Hart County, Georgia. He married Nancy Finley 1801 in Anderson, Anderson County, South
  Carolina. She was born 26 OCT 1771 in Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina, and
  died 31 JUL 1814 in Horse Bend, Tallapoosa County, Alabama.
  Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5
  
  16.Moses Estes was born 1710 in King & Queen County, Virginia, and died 1788 in Halifax
  County, Virginia. He was the son of 32. Abraham Estes and 33. Barbara Brock.
  17.Elizabeth Webb was born ABT 1714, and died 1782 in Halifax County, Virginia.
  
  Children of Elizabeth Webb and Moses Estes are: 8. i.Moses Estes , Jr. was born 1742 in
  Lunenberg County, Virginia, and died 1815 in South Carolina. He married Elizabeth Unknown
  1762 in Virginia. She was born ABT 1743 in Virginia. He married Louremia Susannah Coombs
  ABT 1782 in Virginia. She was born ABT 1762. ii.William Isaac Estes was born 18 MAY 1744
  in King & Queen County, Virginia, and died 2 MAY 1780 in Halifax County, Virginia. He
  married Mary Harris ABT 1765. She was born ABT 1746.
  Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6
  
  32.Abraham Estes was born 1647 in Ringwold, Kent, England, and died 21 NOV 1720 in King and Queen County, Virginia. He was the son of
  64. Sylvester Estes and 65. Ellen Martin.
  33.Barbara Brock was born 1667, and died 25 NOV 1720 in Amelia County, Virginia.
  
  Children of Barbara Brock and Abraham Estes are:
  i.Sylvester Estes was born 1684 in St. Stephens, King and Queen County, Virginia, and died 8 FEB 1759 in Caroline County, Virginia. He married Unknown Unknown ABT 1704 in Virginia. She was born ABT 1686.
  
  ii.Mary Anne Estes was born 1690 in King & Queen County, Virginia. She married Thomas Watkins ABT 1708 in Virginia. He was born ABT 1689.
  
  iii.Susanna Estes was born ABT 1692 in King & Queen County, Virginia. She married Thomas Poore ABT 1720. He was born ABT 1701.
  iv.Robert Estes was born 1695 in King and Queen County, Virginia, and died 13 APR 1775 in Lunenburg County, Virginia. He married Mary Smith ABT 1722. She was born 1705 in King and Queen County, Virginia.
  
  v.Abraham Estes , Jr. was born 1697 in King & Queen County, Virginia, and died 8 FEB 1759 in Caroline County, Virginia. He married Ann Unknown ABT 1716 in Virginia. She was born ABT 1697 in Virginia, and died 1735. He married Elizabeth Jeeter ABT 1739. She was born ABT 1719, and died 1774.
  
  vi.Samuel Estes was born 1699 in King & Queen County, Virginia. He married Rebecca Unknown ABT 1718. She was born ABT 1699.
  
  vii.Thomas Estes was born 1700 in King & Queen County, Virginia, and died 14 JUN 1745 in Lunenberg County, Virginia. He married Ann Rogers 1717 in Caroline County, Virginia. She was born ABT 1700. He married Hannah Allen ABT 1740 in Virginia. She was born ABT 1700.
  
  viii.John Estes was born ABT 1701 in King & Queen County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth "Nutty" Pickett 1721 in Virginia. She was born ABT 1702 in Virginia.
  
  ix.Richard Estes was born ABT 1702 in King & Queen County, Virginia, and died FEB 1743/44 in Hanover County, Virginia. He married Mary Yancy 1727. She was born ABT 1702 in Virginia, and died 1764 in Louisa County, Virginia.
  
  x.Elisha Estes was born ABT 1703 in King & Queen County, Virginia, and died 18 FEB 1782 in Henry County, Virginia. He married Mary Ann Mumford ABT 1726 in Virginia. She was born 1709 in Virginia, and died 18 NOV 1789 in Franklin County, Virginia.
  
  xi.Sara Estes was born ABT 1705 in Lunenburg, King & Queen County, Virginia, and died APR 1775.16.
  
  xii.Moses Estes was born 1710 in King & Queen County, Virginia, and died 1788 in Halifax County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth Jones 1732 in Virginia. She was born ABT 1711 in Virginia, and died ABT 1734 in Virginia. He married Elizabeth Webb 1734 in Halifax County, Virginia. She was born ABT 1714, and died 1782 in Halifax County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth Talbott 19 SEP 1782 in Halifax County, Virginia. She was born ABT 1715, and died in Virginia.
  
  xiii.Barbara Estes was born 1712 in King & Queen County, Virginia, and died 1729 in Amilia, Virginia.
  
  John Calvin Noe
  
  John Calvin NOE I 
  •Given Name: John Calvin 
  •Surname: NOE I 
  •Sex: M 
  •Birth: 1745 in Orange County, Virginia 
  •Death: 16 February 1816 in Lee County, Virginia 
  •Note: 
  1776 - John Calvin Noe I and two of his sons, John II and Samuel took the oath of allegiance to the Commonwealth to serve in the Revolutionary War. They took the oath at the same time in Martinsville, Henry County, Virginia. John I was credited with patriotic service during the war.* 
  
  1777 - His father-in-law, Hugh Patrick, also served in the Revolutionary War. He was sworn to Captain John Draper's Company by Stephen Trigg in 1777.* 
  
  1795 - Lee County, Virginia Personal Property Tax List:
  John Calvin Noe I - claimed to own 3 blacks, ages 12-16.
  He owned 3 blacks that were older than 16.
  He also claimed to own 5 horses.
  
  *Source: "Early Settlers of Lee County, Virginia and Adjacent Counties, Vols I & II.
  
  
  
  
  
  Father: Peter NOE, SR. b: 1703 in Charles County, Maryland 
  Mother: Rebecca UNKNOWN
  
  Marriage 1 Elizabeth PATRICK b: 1755 in Virginia
  •Married: Bef. 1765 in Amherst County, Virginia
  Children
  1. John Calvin NOE II b: 1765 in Amherst County, Virginia
  2. Charles NOE b: 1762 in Amherst County, Virginia
  3. Randolph NOE b: 1766 in Amherst County, Virginia
  4. Aquilla NOE b: 1774 in Amherst County, Virginia
  5. David NOE, SR. b: 1774 -1776 in Lee County, Virginia
  6. Mary "Polly" NOE b: 29 February 1776 in Lee County, Virginia
  7. James NOE b: 1780 in Amherst County, Virginia
  8. Margaret (Peggy) NOE b: 1792 in Virginia
  9. Hiram Fletcher NOE I b: 1800 in Lee County, Virginia
  10. Samuel NOE b: 1761
  
   John NOE, SR. 
  •Given Name: John 
  •Surname: NOE, Sr. 
  •Sex: M 
  •Birth: 1660 (1649 - 1650) in Kirkcudbright, Scotland 
  •Death: 11 May 1725 in Charles County, Maryland 
  •Note: 
  1671: John was transported from Scotland to Maryland, presumably because he had upset the authorities, possibly on religious grounds.
  
  1687: John owned and farmed a tract of land in Charles County, Maryland known as Timber Swamp. He also owned half of an area known as Lumbly (Oliver Burch owned the other half).
  
  1710: John crossed the Potomac River into Virginia and helped to settle an area which was called the Dumfries. John later moved back into Maryland where he died and was buried.
  
  
  
  
  
  Father: Pierre NOE (NEAU, NIU, NOUE', NUE', NOE') b: 1636 in Poitou, France 
  Mother: Margaret CLARK b: Abt 1638 in Walleslant, Zeeland, Holland
  
  Marriage 1 Sarah TENNISON
  •Married: about or before 1683
  Children
  1. John NOE, JR. b: 1683 in Charles County, Maryland
  2. Justinian NOE b: 1688 in Charles County, Maryland
  3. Sarah NOE b: 1689 in Charles County, Maryland
  4. George NOE, SR. b: 1690 in Charles County, Maryland
  5. Samuel NOE b: 1690 in Charles County, Maryland
  6. Able NOE b: 1697 in Charles County, Maryland
  7. Peter NOE, SR. b: 1703 in Charles County, Maryland
  8. Leah NOE b: 1707 in Charles County, Maryland
  9. Daughter NOE b: 1709 in Charles County, Maryland
  
  
  Wickersham
  
  http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=janemac40&id=I02772
   
  •Name: Sampson Wickersham 
  •Sex: M 
  •Title: Sr. 
  •Birth: 20 JAN 1751 in East Marlboro, Chester Co., PA 
  •Death: 29 NOV 1819 in Mercer Co., KY 
  •Change Date: 31 MAR 2003 
  •Note: 
  The Wickersham Family in America compiled and edited by Gay Wickersham Davis, Helen Sheldon & Patricia Escalante, pub. 2001 by Heritage Books, Inc. pp. 451-452.
  
  Early Mercer Co., KY Ancestors website posted by Pam Carey Durstock, Ancestry World Tree Project. Lists children of Sampson Wickersham and 2nd wife Elizabeth Lessenger as Daniel, Mary, George, Jacob, Ruth, Sampson (1), James, Elizabeth, Priscilla, Phoebe, Sampson b. bef. 1811, Jesse. (Gives Sampson's birth date as 20 Mar 1750)
  
  Mercer Co. Will Book 6, p. 257, recorded Feb. 1820, lists wife as Elizabeth, leaves children of first wife (Thomas, Job, Joel, Levi, and Ann) 25 cents each. Everything else goes to Elizabeth to divide among the children as they come of age.
  
  Bates & Wickersham website posted by John Sherwood gives Sampson's birthdate as 10 Jan 1751. This website names only Elizabeth Lessenger as his wife, with 7 children born in PA., named Jonathan, Thomas, Ann, Joel, Levi, Jobe, and James Lessinger. 
  
  From the Wickersham book: Sampson granted a certificate to New Garden Monthly Meeting on 12 Oct 1775 to marry Elizabeth Jackson. He left his wife & children in Chester Co. and moved to Rose Hill, Mercer Co., KY about 1787. As a result he was disowned by the Society of Friends on 14 Feb 1788. He bought and sold considerable amounts of land in Mercer Co., gradually establishing a large tract of land on Carmickels Creek.
  
  He was a Revolutionary War soldier. The DAR Patriot Index lists him as a private in Andrew Boyd's Fifth Company 8th Bn 5th Co. C, from Chester Co., PA in 1780.
  
  Message from Mary-Alice Thomas on Wickersham message board: Elizabeth Jackson was his first wife whom he deserted along with their six children. To quote the Kennet MM Minutes he "absconded" with another woman. This, of course, was Elizabeth Lessenger with whom he had another 12 children."
  
  1810 Mercer Co., KY census, p. 340: Sampson Wickersham 11201 21001
  
  1820 Mercer Co., KY census, p. ____. Elizabeth Wickersham 111100 11101
  
  1840 Mercer Co., KY census, p. 165: Elizabeth Wickersham, female 70-80; 1 m. 10-15, 1 female 30-40.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Father: James Wickersham b: 1712 in E. Marlbrough Twp, Chester Co., PA 
  Mother: Ann Eachus b: 15 FEB 1717 in Goshen Twp, Chester Co., PA
  
  Marriage 1 Elizabeth Jackson b: 7 NOV 1752
  •Married: 22 NOV 1775 in Chester Co., PA
  Children
  1. Thomas Wickersham b: 4 MAR 1777
  2. Jonathan Wickersham b: 1779
  3. Job Wickersham b: 17 DEC 1780 in Pennsylvania
  4. Ann Elmira Wickersham b: ABT 1781
  5. Joel Wickersham b: 28 NOV 1782
  6. Levi Wickersham b: 26 DEC 1784
  
  Marriage 2 Elizabeth Lessenger b: 2 FEB 1768 in PA
  •Married: ABT 1787 in KY
  Children
  1. Daniel Boone Wickersham b: 3 JUN 1788
  2. Mary Wickersham b: 28 JAN 1791
  3. George Washington Wickersham b: 12 MAR 1792
  4. Jacob Wickersham b: 21 MAR 1793
  5. Ruth Wickersham b: 29 OCT 1795 in Kentucky
  6. Sampson (1) Wickersham b: 15 AUG 1797
  7. James Lessenger Wickersham b: 4 AUG 1799
  8. Elizabeth Wickersham b: 20 MAY 1802
  9. Priscilla Wickersham b: 21 MAY 1805
  10. Phebe Wickersham b: 13 APR 1807 in Kentucky
  11. Sampson Wickersham b: ABT 1810 in KY
  12. Jesse Wickersham b: 7 JAN 1812 
  
  
  
  
  notes from mary **********************************************************************************
  
  Ed's maternal grandfather has a mystery, too. I am dying to know this story, but probably never will.
   
  He was born Esca William Heasley. His parents were William Thomas Heasley and Mary Germima (Mima) Vick. The family lived in Parker County, Texas, in a very small city called Whitt. I've been there. There's not much to it. When he was about 20 years old, he leaves Texas, changes his name to Dell Edward Heasley, goes by Ed, and moves to Muskegon, Michigan. There he met and married Virginia Meeske. The Meeske family owned and operated several breweries - around the time of Prohibition. They also owned a biscuit company. Virginia and Ed's first child was a girl, and they named her Adelle. When I visited Whitt, the road from Whitt to the freeway took me past a town named "Adelle." It really made me wonder if he had something going on in the city of Adelle that caused him to change his name and leave the state! Ed's aunt claims that she knows the full story but refuses to tell. I surely hope I can get it out of her before she dies. I'm dying to know. Sometime between their marriage (1936) and 1942, Ed and Virginia moved to Houston. He did not return to Whitt as far as I can tell.
   
  If your run across an Esca William in the census records, it is the same as Ed Heasley later.
   
  I also found some Vick family member who have generously shared genealogy information with me on the Vick side of the family. I haven't found any fun Meeske relatives yet. 
  
  
  
  Vick
  
  http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=53977707
  
  Birth:  Oct. 11, 1878
  Louisiana, USA 
  Death:  Jun. 19, 1918
  Parker County
  Texas, USA 
  
  Mima Vick Heasley was born 1878/ Louisiana, 
  she died 1918/ Parker Co. Texas. 
  She was one of 5 children born to 
  Nathan Monroe Vick and Mary Elizabeth Lopp.
  Her Paternal Grandparents were Isaiah and 
  his 3rd wife Elizabeth Skinner Vick, 
  who came to Montgomery Co., TX in 1846 
  with 8 slaves and Isaiah is listed in 
  "Citizens of the Republic of Texas"
  published by the Texas State Genealogical 
  Society* 
  Mima married William Thomas Heasley (1862-1942) 
  s/o Benj. F. and Iva (Wilson) Heasley. 
  William was born in Izard Co. Arkansas
  His father was born Ark and his mother
  born in TN. 
  In 1910 this young family, according to 
  the Federal Census, resided in Parker Co. Texas.
  They had at this time 1 girl and 2 boys all
  of which were born in Texas: 
  Violet U. Heasley, age 8 
  Frank A Heasley, age 5 
  Esca W Heasley, age 4 
  *Find A Grave Member #47529757 Janet Milburn 
  gleaned this information from 1850, 1870, 1880, 
  1900, 1910,1920 Federal Census on familysearch.org. 
  ancestry.com.and The North Texas Trail Tracers 
  Quarterly, Vol 9, # 3,Sept. 93. 
  
  William Thomas Heasley
  Birth:  Sep. 5, 1861
  Izard County
  Arkansas, USA 
  Death:  Mar. 2, 1942
  Houston
  Harris County
  Texas, USA 
  
  married:Oct.10,1899 Parker Co.Tx.
  was told that the town he was born in was Mill Creek Izard Co.Ark;however for towns for Izard Co.,Mill Creek is not listed.
  parents:Benj.F.(Ark) & Iva "Wilson"Heasley(Tn)
  -------------------------------
  In 1910 census there were three children born in Texas with this couple:
  Violet U.Heasley age 8 (b)@1902
  Frank A.Heasley age 5 (b)@1905
  Esca W.Heasley age 4 (b)@1906
  
  Above info given to me by Janet Milburn member #47529757
  
  someone else linked children Franklin & Dell to this couple 
  
  
   
   
  Dell Edward Heasley
  Birth:  Jan. 6, 1906
  Texas, USA 
  Death:  Dec. 8, 1965
  Houston
  Harris County
  Texas, USA 
  
  He lived at #1901 20th Street in Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana at the time of his death. 
   
  Family links: 
   Parents:
    William Thomas Heasley (1861 - 1942)
    Mima E. Vick Heasley (1878 
  
  Benjamin Franklin Heasley
  
  Birth:  Mar. 15, 1836
  Izard County
  Arkansas, USA 
  Death:  Nov. 17, 1911, USA 
  
  Mason
  
  Benjamin Franklin HEASLEY was a Union Veteran of the Civil War serving in the 11th Regiment of the Missouri Cavalry Volunteers. 
   
  Family links: 
   Parents:
    John Heasley (1786 - 1864)
    Ruth Bell Heasley (1801 - ____)
   
   Spouse:
    Iva Ann Wilson Heasley (1835 - 1921)
   
   Children:
    James Franklin Heasley (1867 - 1937)*
    Iva Jane Heasley Sartain (1878 - 1970)*
   
  *Calculated relationship
   
    
  Burial:
  Gibtown Cemetery 
  Gibtown
  Jack County
  Texas, USA 
   
  Compiled Military service record
  
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Out Roll, New Orleans July 27, 1865, Last paid Feb 28 1865, Clothing Allowance Aug 31 1864 drawn since $33.70
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll May-Jun 1865, present. Bounty Rec'd $180.00 due 5th Enstallment
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll Mar-Apr 1865 present
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll Jan-Feb 1865 present. Bounty Revd $25.00 amount due 1,2,3 & 4 enstallments as per G.O. No. 31 St of Mo dated Nov 16 1863
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll Nov-Dec 1864 present. Bounty Revd $25.00 amount due 1,2,3  enstallments as per G.O. No. 31 St of Mo dated Nov 16 1863
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll Sep-Oct present. Bounty Revd $25.00 amount due 1,2,3 & 4 enstallments as per G.O. No. 31 St of Mo dated Nov 16 1863 Sep-Oct 1864 present
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll Jul-Aug 1864 present. Recvd Bounty $25.00 amount due due as per 1,2,3 & 4 enstallments as per St of Mo 16/63 Sep-Oct 1864 $115.00
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll May-Jun 1864 present Recvd Bounty $25.00 amount due due as per 1,2,3 & 4 enstallments as per St of Mo 16/63 Sep-Oct 1864 $115.00
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll Mar-Apr 1864 present.
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll Jan-Feb 1864 present.
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry, Muster Roll Nov-Dec 18634 present.
  Benjamin F Heasely, Private Co. M 11 Regiment Missouri Cavalry Age 27. Detachment Muster-in Roll dated Benton Bks Mo Dec 11 1863. Muster in date Dec 11 1863. Enrolled Dec 1 1863 Rolla MO period 3 yrs Bounty and premiums not paid.
  Declaration of Recruit, Dec 1 1863
  Volunteer Enlistment Sate of Missouri Town of Rolla B.F. Heasly born in Izard County in the state of Arkansas aged 27 years by occupation... farmer...The soldier has black eyes black hair dark complexion 5' 10 1/2"
  Form for Examing a Recruit. Recruit B.F. Heasley age 27 ocupation farmer born in Izard County Ark. Have you ever been sick? yes Of what disease? fever...Arre you in habit of drinking? some...All in good condition. Dec 1 1863
  
  
  http://home.usmo.com/~momollus/MOREG/C027.htm
  
  11th REGIMENT MO CAVALRY. 
  
  
  Organized at Benton Barracks and St. Joseph, Mo., March 28 to December 11, 1863. Attached to District of St. Louis, Mo., Dept. of Missouri, to December, 1863. District of Southwest Missouri, Dept. of Missouri, to January, 1864. District of Northeast Arkansas, 7th Army Corps, Dept. of Arkansas. to May, 1864. 3rd Brigade, 2nd Division, 7th Army Corps, to September, 1864. 3rd Brigade, Cavalry Division, 7th Army Corps, to February, 1865. 2nd Brigade, Cavalry Division, 7th Corps, to March, 1865. Separate Cavalry Brigade, Cavalry Division, 7th Army Corps, to July, 1865. 
  
  SERVICE.--Duty in District of St. Louis, Mo., till December, 1863. At Springfield and Rolla, Mo., till February, 1864. Expedition from Springfield to Huntsville, Carrollton and Berryville, and skirmish, November 10-18,1863 (Detachment). Operations in Northeast Arkansas January 1-30,1864. Martin's Creek January 7. Rolling Prairie January 23 (Co. "B"). At Batesville, Ark., February to April. Expedition from Batesville to Searcy Landing January 30-February 3. Morgan's Mill, Spring River, White County, February 9 (Detachment). Independence, Mo., February 19. Waugh's Farm, near Batesville, February 19. Expedition from Rolla to Batesvilie, Ark., February 29-March 13. Scout from Batesville to West Point, Grand Glaze and Searcy Landing March 15-21 (Detachment). Expedition from Batesville to Coon Creek, Devil's Fork, Red River, March 24-31. Van Buren County March 25. Scout from Batesville to Fairview March 25-26 (Detachment). Near Cross Roads March 27. Spring River, near Smithvllle, April 13 (Detachment). Jacksonport April 20. Expedition from Jacksonport to Augusta April 23-24. Near Jacksonport April 24. Ordered to Duvall's Bluff May, 1864. and duty there till October. Scout in Craighead and Lawrence Counties June 25-26 (Co. "M"). Clarendon, St. Charles, June 25-26. Clarendon June 27-29. Scout to Searcy and West Point July 26-28 (Detachment). Des Arc July 26 (Detachment). West Point July 28 (Detachment). Hay Station No.3 July 30 (Detachment). West Point August 5. Expedition from Little Rock to Little Red River August 6-16. Operations in Central Arkansas, with skirmishes August 9-15. Duvall's Bluff August 21 and 24. Long Prairie August 24. Jones' Hay Station August 24. Duvall's Bluff September 6. Searcy September 13. Expedition from Duvall's Bluff toward Clarendon October 16-17 (Detachment). Brownsville October 30. Duty at Brownsville till February, 1865. Expedition from Brownsville to Augusta January 4-27, 1865 (Detachment). Moved to Little Rock February 4, and duty there till June. Moved to New Orleans, La., June 27-July 3. At Greenville till July 27. Mustered out at Greenville July 27 and discharged at St. Louis August 10,1865. 
  
  Regiment lost during service 2 Officers and 28 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 5 Officers and 181 Enlisted men by disease. Total 216. 
  
  
  Source of Data: "A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion, V.III" by Frederick H. Dyer, c1908, p.1310
  
  Copyright (c) 1998
  
  Iva Wilson
  
  
  Eastern Star
  
  
  Birth:  Nov. 30, 1835
  Tennessee, USA 
  Death:  Oct. 25, 1921, USA 
  
   
  Family links: 
   Spouse:
    Benjamin Franklin Heasley (1836 - 1911)*
   
   Children:
    James Franklin Heasley (1867 - 1937)*
    Iva Jane Heasley Sartain (1878 - 1970)*
   
  *Calculated relationship
   
    
  Burial:
  Gibtown Cemetery 
  Gibtown
  Jack County
  Texas, USA 
  
  http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/ARIZARD/2000-12/0976423041
  Wilson Researchers.......I have been working on Wilsons for a loooong time and have not connected until tonight on one of them...The 1850 Bedford ct Tn census list Harris S. Wilson family with a James Wilson, 16, and William R. Wilson 22. His wife is L.O. ( Ourcille) Presgrove . She is named in her fathers will, (Andrew Presgrove) as the wife of Harris S. Wilson. The Family is listed in the 1860 izard Ct Census, as U.S. Wilson age 58, L.O. age 48, Ivy A. 22, William R. 21 Also with the family is William H. Cooper , age 33, ( my Great-Great Grandfather). I realized the James Wilson being discussed was the James , son of Harris Wilson. Has anyone researched the Wilsons futher back than Harris??? I feel sure there is a connection between the Coopers and the Wilsons back another generation. William Brock Wilson was the son of Thomas and Sarch Wilson, Sarah Wilson, as a Widow married Isles Cooper, making him the stepfather of William Brock Wilson. ( Wm Brock Wilson is named in both Thomas, Sarah and Isles Cooper wills. ( Thomas died in (c) 1755,Isles died in 1762- Sarah in 1763) This makes Wm Brock Wilson the same age as Samuel Cooper (born before 1752), father of Zacheus Cooper (born 1779/80)Father of William H. Monroe (born 1826). My question is was Wm B. Wilson the father or grandfather of Harris S. Wilson (born 1802)?? Why did Wm Cooper go to stay with Wilson after his wife died and he put his children out with other relations?? Have I just muddied the waters with this??? Joyce
  
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  Posted by: Raylene Somerlott Date: March 10, 2000 at 15:24:57    of 31350  
  
  Am looking for information on Harris S. Wilson born in Sumner Tennessee around 1802
   His wife was Annabelle Pressgrove. Their children were James F, Jeny Iva, William R.
   They also lived in Bedford Tennessee
  
  joyce walker Date: April 02, 2000 at 12:11:02 
  In Reply to: Wilson, Harris S by Raylene Somerlott  of 31350  
  
  http://genforum.genealogy.com/wilson/messages/8615.html
  Hi Raylene, Harris S. Wilson was in Izard Ct Arkansas in the 1860 Census with his
   family, My G.G grandfatherm,William Monroe Cooper was living with the family at
   that time. I believe the Wilson and The Cooper families were closely connected,
   do you have anything on the Wilson's before they came to Bedford ct tn?. William
   Wil;son left a will in YOrk ct Va(?) in 1752 naming his son William Brock Wilson
   and his wife Sarah. Sarah married Isles Cooper and he (Isles) died in 1762,
   mentioning in his will Willis B. Wilson and his wife Sarah. Sarah 's will leaves
   property to her son William B. Wilson. My line comes down through Isles Cooper.
   Do you think we have a connection? I can follow Isles Cooper down to present
   time, but cannot make connection between William Brock Wilson and Harris S.
   Wilson, except families stayed close. What do you have??? Joyce
  
  http://genforum.genealogy.com/wilson/messages/8618.html
  Posted by: Raylene Somerlott Date: April 02, 2000 at 12:58:13 
  In Reply to: Re: Wilson, Harris S by joyce walker  of 31350  
  
  
  I cannot get past Harris. Some say his father is Ebenezer Wilson. But what you
   said makes sense will check it out. He has also said to be related to Sarah
   and John Wilson who died on the Trail of Tears. Zaccheus Wilson of North Carolina.
   So you can see why I am lost. Once I find Harris's father things should get easier.
   Thank you for your answer really appreciate it and will check it out and get back to you.
  
   http://genforum.genealogy.com/wilson/messages/8619.html
  Posted by: joyce walker Date: April 02, 2000 at 13:08:23 
  In Reply to: Re: Wilson, Harris S by Raylene Somerlott  of 31350  
  
  Hi Raylene, I have checked the Zacheus Wilson, He has left a will, but no mention of Harris. As a matter of fact there are several Zacheus Wilsons, none seem to have a Harris Wilson connected. Do you have anything on Harris' wife? I found her fathers will, he mentions his daughter,married to Harris S. Wilson. I think his name was Andrew (have to look in my files for the will.) You can e-Mail me at jskywalker@Arkansas.net if you like. joyce
  
  http://genforum.genealogy.com/wilson/messages/8620.html
  Posted by: Raylene Somerlott Date: April 02, 2000 at 13:55:46 
  In Reply to: Re: Wilson, Harris S by joyce walker  of 31350  
  
  
  Harris's wife is Annabelle Pressgrove who's father is Andrew Pressgrove.
   John Wilson is Zaccheus's son. Think it is Harris -> Ebenezer -> John -> Zacheus Wilson
   or at least that is what some researchers say. Have not been able to connect Harris
   to any of them.
  
  
  
  
  
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  1850 Bedford Tennessee
  
  1860 Mill Creek Township Izard AR Census
  U S Wilson       58 TN
  L O Wilson       48 TN 
  Ivy A Wilson     22 TN 
  William R Wilson 21 TN 
  William H Cooper 33 TN 
  
  andrew pressgrove
  
  John Heasley
  Birth:  1786
  Lehigh County
  Pennsylvania, USA 
  Death:  1864
  Izard County
  Arkansas, USA 
  
  Born in 1786 in Allen Twsp, Northampton [now Lehigh] Co, Pennsylvania. Married Ruth BELL 31d 1m 1826 in Trigg Co, Kentucky. Died about 1864 in Izard Co, Arkansas. 
   
  Family links: 
   Parents:
    Leonard Heasley (1746 - 1815)
    Anna Maria App Heasley (1758 - 1824)
   
   Spouse:
    Ruth Bell Heasley (1801 - ____)*
   
   Children:
    Elizabeth Heasley Byler (1826 - 1899)*
    Richard Bell Heasley (1830 - 1888)*
    Benjamin Franklin Heasley (1836 - 1911)*
    James S. Heasley (1841 - 1906)*
    Malinda Heasley Martin (1844 - 1920)*
   
  Anna Maria App
  Birth:  1758
  Northampton County
  Pennsylvania, USA 
  Death:  Jul. 19, 1824
  Westmoreland County
  Pennsylvania, USA 
  
  Born about 1758 in Northampton Co, Pennsylvania. 
   
  Family links: 
   Parents:
    Michael App (____ - 1809)
    Elisabetha Polsie App (____ - 1798)
   
   Spouse:
    Leonard Heasley (1746 - 1815)*
   
   Children:
    Maria Catherine Heasley Neleigh (1781 - 1860)*
    Henry Heasley (1783 - 1852)*
    John Heasley (1786 - 1864)*
    Michael Heasley (1790 - ____)*
    Susannah Heasley Kifer (1792 - 1866)*
    Elizabeth Heasley Wegley (1797 - 1839)*
   
  Michael App
  
  Michael APP wrote his will in old German Script in 1808 in Lehigh Twsp, Northampton [now Lehigh] Co, Pennsylvania where it was probated 5d 8m 1809. The will refers tho his wife  . I do not understand where teh information calling her Elisabeth POLSIE comes from but part of the problem is that Michael APP of Northampton/Lehigh Counties is sometimes confused with a different Micael APP of Lancaster County which is further west toward the central part of Pennsylvania. Note this post from genforum:
  
  Via the App Family Genealogy Forum:
  App, Michael (two of them in PA at same time) 
  Posted by: L.Jane Gray Date: April 21, 2002 at 15:20:01 
  
  I believe there is a Michael App in Lancaster County and a Michael App in Northampton County PA at the same time as indicated by the following events. Is anyone certain which immigration record, spouse names, etc are attributable to which?
  
  Lancaster County:
  1776 Michael App (Ensign in the PA Musket Battalion) appointed 20th March, wounded & taken prisoner at Long Island 27 Aug 1776, exchanged 9th Dec 1776.
  1777 Michael App (Capt)
  1781 Michael App (Pvt) 8th Battalion, Class 3
  1782 Michael App 8th Battalion, 2nd Company, Class 3
  1790 census Michael App
  1790 census Christian App
  
  Northampton County:
  1773 & 1775 Communion records Stone Church near Kreiderville
  1773 Michael App, Elisabetha, Johann Frederick, Johann Michael, Anna Marie
  1775 Michael App, Elisabetha, Johann Michael, Anna Marie
  1776 (August 6) at Amboy, Michael App (Pvt), 1st Battalion
  1779 Tax list - Michael App 150 acres/weaver; Frederick App/weaver.
  1780 census, Michael App + Frederick App + Matthias App
  1781-1791 records of births to Frederick App & spouse + Mattheus App & spouse.
  1783 (March 3) 3rd Batallion, 7th Company, Lehigh Twp - Frederick App (Corporal); Michael App (2nd class); Matthew App (5th class).
  1790 census, Michael Upp + Frederick Upp + Matthias Upp
  1800 census, Frederick App + Matthias App
  1809 (5th Aug) Michael App will processed - names Elisabeth Hanna nee Scholl as wife. Written in old German script and cannot read all. See son Frederick named as well as Leonard Hisley (spouse of Michael App's daughter Anna Marie App). 
   
  Family links: 
   Spouse:
    Elisabetha Polsie App (____ - 1798)
   
   Children:
    Johann Friedrich App (1754 - 1830)*
    Anna Maria App Heasley (1758 - 1824)*
    Matthias App (1761 - 1828)*
    Maria Catherine App Driesbach (1763 - 1837)*
  
    
  http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/14994801/person/372311061/media/2?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid%7cpgNum  
  
  Johann Michael App sailed form Rotterdam, arriving in the port of Philadelphia in 1752. He setteled in Northampton County. Michael App was indentured to Leonard Hearsch in Northern Liberties. As an apprentice he was taught house carpenter's trade and found meat, drink, washing, lidging and working apparel. When his apprenticeship was completed he was supplied with one jack plane, one smoothing plane, a fore plane and a handsaw.
  
  In 1772 he was listed in Easton, Pennsylvania, as a weaver.
  
  Ensign Michael App was appointed to Musket Battalion in the Continental Army March 20, 1776. An Ensign served  as the standard-bearer. He was wounded and taken prisoner at Long Island, August 27,1776. On December 9, 1776 he was exchanged for an Ensign Thomas. Michael App had no subsequent service.
  
  He showed up in More Township in 1785 and in Lehigh Township in 1785 listed as a farmer. He died in 1808 in Lehigh Township, Northampton County. Pennsylvania.
  
  Leonard Heasley
  
  Birth:  1746
  Lehigh County
  Pennsylvania, USA 
  Death:  Nov. 4, 1815
  Greensburg
  Westmoreland County
  Pennsylvania, USA 
  
   
  Family links: 
   Parents:
    Joachim Haussli (1706 - 1778)
    Elsbeth Ochsner Haussli (1707 - ____)
   
   Spouses:
    Rosina West Heasley (1750 - ____)
    Anna Maria App Heasley (1758 - 1824)
   
   Children:
    John Peter Heasley (1773 - 1852)*
    Barbara Heasley Shearer (1776 - 1872)*
    Maria Catherine Heasley Neleigh (1781 - 1860)*
    Henry Heasley (1783 - 1852)*
    John Heasley (1786 - 1864)*
    Michael Heasley (1790 - ____)*
    Susannah Heasley Kifer (1792 - 1866)*
    Elizabeth Heasley Wegley (1797 - 1839)*
  
    
  Joachim Haussli
  Birth:  Feb. 2, 1706, Switzerland 
  Death:  Feb., 1778
  Lehigh County
  Pennsylvania, USA 
  
  Baptised 2d 2m 1705/6 in Brütten Par, Zürich Kan, Suisse and married there (1st) Elsbeth OCHSNER on 11d 1m 1729. She was the mother of all his seven known children. Later in life he m. (2nd) to Margaretha ________. Joachim wrote his will in 2m 1778 in Whitehall Twsp, Northampton [now Leigh] Co, Pennsylvania but his eldest son Hans Jacob took the will with him to North Carolina where the probate was held. 
   
  Family links: 
   Parents:
    Ulrich Haussli (1676 - ____)
    Anna Katarina Meyer Haussli (1678 - 1746)
   
   Spouses:
    Elsbeth Ochsner Haussli (1707 - ____)*
    Margaretha Haussli*
   
   Children:
    Hans Jacob Helsley (1734 - 1799)*
    Heinrich Heasley (1736 - 1817)*
    Maria Magdalena Heasley Livengood (1742 - 1799)*
    Leonard Heasley (1746 - 1815)*
  
    
  Elisbeth Ochsner
    
  Birth:  Jan. 9, 1707, Switzerland 
  Death:  unknown
  Lehigh County
  Pennsylvania, USA 
  
  Baptised 9d 1m 1706/07 in Lindau Par, Zürich Kan, Suisse. She emmigrated to Pennsylvania with her husband Joachim HAUSSLI and died after 1746 in Whitehall Twsp, Northampton [now Lehigh] Co, Pennsylvania. 
   
  Family links: 
   Parents:
    Heinrich Ochsner (1675 - ____)
    Anna Barbara Nussli Ochsner (1669 - 1737)
   
   Spouse:
    Joachim Haussli (1706 - 1778)
   
   Children:
    Hans Jacob Helsley (1734 - 1799)*
    Heinrich Heasley (1736 - 1817)*
    Maria Magdalena Heasley Livengood (1742 - 1799)*
    Leonard Heasley (1746 - 1815)*
  
    
  Nathan Monroe Vick
    
  Birth:  Dec. 15, 1850 
  Death:  Dec. 6, 1919 
  
  A Poem in Memory of Nathan Vick
  
  ~~~~~~To Those I Love~~~~~~
  
  If I should ever leave you whom I love
  To go along the Silent Way, grieve not,
  Nor speak of me with tears, but laugh and talk
  Of me as if I were beside you there.
  (I'd come– I'd come, could I but find a way!
  But would not tears and grief be barriers?)
  And when you hear a song or see a bird
  I loved, please do not let the thought of me
  Be sad… for I am loving you just as
  I always have… You were so good to me!
  There are so many things I wanted still
  To do– so many things to say to you…
  Remember that I did not fear… It was
  Just leaving you that was so hard to face…
  We cannot see beyond… But this I know:
  I loved you so– 'twas heaven here with you!
  
  ~ Isla Paschal Richardson
  
  ______________________________________
  
  Nathan Monroe Vick, born 1850, was the son of 
  *Isaiah Vick and Elizabeth Skinner Vick. 
  He married Mary Elizabeth Lopp, born 1854. 
  .
  Their daughters were: 
  Nancy E. Vick born 1871, married William Ernest Reese; 
  .
  Frances Stewart Vick, born 1875, married Lewis Lively Brown; Mima E. Vick, born 1878, married William Thomas Heasley; 
  .
  Daniel(le?) Aswel Simpson Vick, born 1882, married Joseph Irving King; 
  .
  Willie Laura Vick, born 1887, married John Francis Grable.
  .
  This info was gleaned by Janet Milburn F.A.G. 
  member #4529757. It is from North Texas Trail 
  Tracers Quarterly for Sept. 1993, Vol. 9 # 3 and familysearch.org's census records, and death 
  record for Nathan Vick. 
  This Quarterly has devoted pg 135,136 to this family, Including a portrait of Nathan Monroe Vick and a group portrait, consisting of: 
  9 family members: Willie Laura, Mima, Daniel, 
  Elizabeth, Francis, Loyd Brown (baby born 21 Nov. 1894), Lewis Brown. Seated in front: 
  Nathan Monroe Vick & Mary E. Lopp Vick. 
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Additional Information (found 3/12/12)
  Familysearch.org *Louisiana Marriages
  
  Name: Isaiah Vick 
  Groom's Birth Date: 
  Groom's Birthplace: 
  Groom's Age: 
  Bride's Name: Elizabeth Skinner 
  Bride's Birth Date: 
  Bride's Birthplace: 
  Bride's Age: 
  Marriage Date: 25 Jul 1842 
  Marriage Place: Union, Louisiana 
  
  http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/VICK/1999-02/091920031
  
  Yes, your GEDCOM came through just fine. I haven't had a chance to
  compare it with my data (we're in the midst of repainting), but I'm sure
  you've expanded my information on Isaiah descendants. Thank you.
  
  Here, verbatim from the "Spirit of Kosciusko", vol. I, No. 38 [Saturday,
  May 18, 1839]: "Died on the 12th inst - after a short illness, Mrs.
  Lydia Vick, consort of Mr. Isaiah Vick, resident of this county. Thus
  suddenly is the kind husband bereaved of an affectionate wife, a large
  family of small children of an affectionate mother, a large circle of
  friends and acquaintances of a pious friend, and society of one of its
  brightest ornaments."
  (Kosciusko is the county seat of Attala County, Mississippi. Lydia died
  almost immediately after giving birth to her eighth child, a daughter,
  named Lydia in her honor.)
  
  Isaiah married Elizabeth Skinner on 25 July 1842 in Union Parish,
  Louisiana (Union Parish Marriage Book M;25). Isaiah owned 1,314 acres in
  Jackson Parish and seems to have been a successful cotton farmer.
  However, about the time Texas was admitted to the Union, Isaiah decided
  to migrate there. Although Elizabeth did go to Texas with him, she did
  not stay there. Their son, Nathan Monroe was born 15 December 1850 in
  Jackson Parish, Louisiana (Texas Certificate of Death #58046). Elizabeth
  regularly appears in the census records in Louisiana. Nathan Monroe was
  in the mercantile business and moved back and forth between Louisiana
  and Texas before finally settling in Texas. I don't believe any of his
  descendants live in Louisiana, but Billie Jurlina
  (joejurlina24@prodigy.net) is a better source for that information.
  
  http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/VICK/1999-02/0918668782
  
  I am Cecil B. Richardson New member of the Vick Serarch Machine, I can
  give you lot of information on Isaiah Vick, tell you where he is buried
  and the children that was with him. Give me a little time I can help
  you. At present Isaiah Vick b. 1785 M. Lydia Price probably in Ms. 
  and also had other spouses Rhoda Price mercer, and Reziney Weatherly. If
  this is the Isaiah Vick you are looking for he came to Walker Co. Texas,
  died and is buried in the Vicks Cemetery, New Caney, Texas in Walker Co.
  Lydia Vick died in Kosciusko, Attala, Ms
  
  1840 Attala, Mississippi Census
  Free White Persons - Males - Under 5:    1 
  Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9:   1 
  Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1 
  Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1 
  Free White Persons - Males - 50 thru 59: 1 
  Free White Persons - Females - Under 5:  1 
  Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1
  Slaves  4
  
  Spouse 1: Skinner, Elizabeth 
  Spouse 2: Vick, Isiah 
  Marriage Date: 25 Jul 1842 
  Marriage Location: Louisiana
  Union Parish
   
  
  1845 MS Census Attala MS
  
  1850 Walker TX
  Jesaah Vick 64 VA
  Thos Vick   13 MS
  Lydia Vick  11 MS
   
  1860 Walker TX
  Isaih Vick  74 NC
  Thomas Vick 24 MS
  Eliza Vick  24 
   
  1870 Walker Texas
  Isiah Vick    84 NC
  Lydia Callard 30 
  Mary Callard   9 
  Anna Callard   4 
  
  http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jmayfield&id=I22006
  
  Isaiah VICK 
  •Sex: M 
  •Change Date: 07 JAN 2006 
  •Birth: 30 NOV 1785 in Anson County or old Dobbs District, North Carolina 
  •Death: 13 MAR 1873 in Near Trinity in Walker County, Texas 
  •Note: 
  {Source: Joseph Vick of Lower Parish, Isle of Wright County, Virginia and his Descendants - Vol 1 - by John D. Beatty and Di Ann Vick - published by Genus Publishing, Los Angeles, California Printed in China - Copyright 2004} :
  
  A great deal of information has been collected about Isaiah Vick, largely through the efforts first of Dorothy (Vick) Asbury and, more recently, Robert E. Vick, Esq. and, especially, Mary Edwena Vick, who has found and shared most of the dey documents. However, dispite their Herculean efforts, proof of his parentaage remains elusive. Most researchers have speculated that he is the son of Jacob Vick based on the strong probability that he is the brother of Stephen Vick. They moved to Kentucky together; they married sisters; Stephen followed Isaiah when he moved from Madison County to Muhlenburg County. Their parentage is based on the inscription on Stephen's tombstone in the Williams Cemetery near New Cypress in Muhlenberg County which states that he is the son of "Jacob and Mary Vick". As rich bottom lands opened to settlement after the cession of Choctaw land to the United States, Isaiah moved to Yazoo County, Mississippi, where he appears in a compiled list of taxpayers in 1825. Although this was some of the best cotton land in the state, Isaiah quickly moved on to Hinds County, where his daughter, Martha Jane was born in 1827. However, he soon began buying land in Madison County. However, he was anything but settled. In 1835, he sold his Madison County holdings and moved to Attala County, where he took out land patents for 1,430 acres. He paid, on average, $1.25 and acre for this land which is roughly three miles nothwest of Kosciusko, the county seat. Vicksburg was the trading center for the region; cotton was brought there for shipment down river to New Orleans. He next settled in Louisiana. There, on 25 Jul 1842, he married (3) Elizabeth Skinner. However, Isaiah had scarcely established himself in Louisiana before he was seeking land in Texas. According to family tradition, the mariage between Isaiah and Elizabeth was not a happy one and she was unwilling to stay in Texas. They were separated when the 1850 Census was taken on 21 Sep 1850.
  
  
  
  Ancestry Hints for Isaiah VICK
  
      2 possible matches found on Ancestry.com  
  
  
  
  Father: Jacob VICK b: Abt 1755 in Anson County, North Carolina 
  Mother: Mary Jane (PITTS) VICK b: Abt 1758 in Anson County, North Carolina
  
  Marriage 1 Rhoda (MERCER) VICK b: Abt 1788 in Probably North Carolina
  •Married: AUG 1809 in North Carolina or Kentucky 1
  
  Marriage 2 Lydia (PRICE) VICK b: Abt 1789 in Probably North Carolina
  1
  Children
  1. Jacob VICK b: 19 JUL 1822 in Tennessee
  2. Henry Price VICK b: 10 NOV 1824 in Tennessee
  3. Martha Jane (VICK) WHITE b: 17 JAN 1827 in hinds County, Mississippi
  4. Mary VICK b: 18 MAR 1829 in Madison County, Mississippi
  5. John VICK b: 18 SEP 1831 in Mississippi
  6. Charity Elizabeth (VICK) STEWART b: 07 MAY 1834 in Madison County, Mississippi
  7. James Thomas VICK b: 05 OCT 1836 in Mississippi
  8. Lydia (VICK) COLLARD b: 12 MAY 1839 in Attala County, Mississippi
  
  Marriage 3 Elizabeth (SKINNER) VICK b: in Probably North Carolina
  •Married: 25 JUL 1842 in Louisiana 
  •Divorced: Abt 1850 in Texas 1
  Children
  1. Nathan Monroe VICK b: 15 DEC 1850 in Mississippi
  
  Marriage 4 Resigna (WEATHERLY) VICK
  •Married: 23 NOV 1854 in Texas 
  •Divorced: Abt 1858 in Texas 1
  
  
  Jacob Vick
  
  •Birth: Abt 1755 in Anson County, North Carolina 
  •Death: Abt 1788 
  •Note: 
  {Source: Joseph Vick of Lower Parish, Isle of Wright County, Virginia and his Descendants - Vol 1 - by John D. Beatty and Di Ann Vick - published by Genus Publishing, Los Angeles, California Printed in China - Copyright 2004} :
  
  " Jacob is an elusive individual. One of his few definitive records is of this Revolutionary War service. In 1782 he served eighteen months in Carter's Company of the 10th North Carolina Militia, where he rose to the rank of sergeant. His name also appears as a claimant for back pay in "Pierce's Register." He was assigned claim number 91190 and received a payment of $115. On 24 October 1782, Jacob was granted 150 acres in Anson County. The grant was claimed on 30 Sep 1788. It is believed that Jacob may have been the father of two sons, Stephen and Isaiah. Stephen's tombstone indicates only that he was the son of jacob and Mary Vick of Dobbs County, North Carolina. However, the children are speculative."
  
  
  
  •Birth: Abt 1755 in Anson County, North Carolina 
  •Death: Abt 1788 
  •Note: 
  {Source: Joseph Vick of Lower Parish, Isle of Wright County, Virginia and his Descendants - Vol 1 - by John D. Beatty and Di Ann Vick - published by Genus Publishing, Los Angeles, California Printed in China - Copyright 2004} :
  
  " Jacob is an elusive individual. One of his few definitive records is of this Revolutionary War service. In 1782 he served eighteen months in Carter's Company of the 10th North Carolina Militia, where he rose to the rank of sergeant. His name also appears as a claimant for back pay in "Pierce's Register." He was assigned claim number 91190 and received a payment of $115. On 24 October 1782, Jacob was granted 150 acres in Anson County. The grant was claimed on 30 Sep 1788. It is believed that Jacob may have been the father of two sons, Stephen and Isaiah. Stephen's tombstone indicates only that he was the son of jacob and Mary Vick of Dobbs County, North Carolina. However, the children are speculative."
  
   Isaac Vick
  
  Abt 1725 in Isle of Wight County, VA 
  •Death: Abt 1790 in North Hampton County, North Carolina 
  •Note: Ultimately Isaac chose to settle in Northampton County, North Carolina. On 28 Mar 1774 he purchased 300 acres from William Burns. The land was described as being situated on Correry Swamp at the mouth of Long Branch. It appears Isaac also spent time in Anson County, North Carolina since as it was reported he had 6 negroes slaves located their. 
  
  
   
  William Coleman Scott
   
  http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/VA-SOUTHSIDE/2001-07/09961147 
  I wonder if anyone on the list might be researching my lines::::::
  GREEN......Thomas Green, b. c1725, VA, m. Lucy Davis....prob about
  1752....Lucy was dau. of Peter DAVIS & Lucy COX of Prince Edward Co.
  The GREEN family lived in Pr. Edw Co...raised a large family.
  SCOTT......Sarah Elizabeth Scott, b.1812, married Albert G. Green, 1830, Pr.
  Edw Co.
  Sarah's parents were William Coleman SCOTT & Pauline DANIEL.....
  William Coleman SCOTT's parents were Maj. Thomas SCOTT & Sarah EMBRY.
  
  All the above families lived in Pr. Edward Co ....
  
  Also looking for anything on Merrit WOOD, b. 1794, Buckingham Co.....served
  in War/1812....went to GA by 1818.....
  
  Sure would like to correspond with others interested in these and allied
  families.....happy to share my data....
  Doris...A Texan in Georgia
  Still shaking the Family Tree
  And dodging the nuts after 30+ years!!
  
  
  http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=randyj2222&id=I20540
  
  Thomas SCOTT 
  •Given Name: Thomas 
  •Surname: SCOTT 
  •Sex: M 
  •Change Date: 30 OCT 2006 
  •Note: 
  There is a conflict, and due to the scarcity of documentation on the early Scott family family this is not surprising. Much of what we have th us is conjectural, and each genealogist must decide what level of "proo f" is required for their own needs.
  
  With regarrd to James and Thomas, there are a number of possibilities:
  Thomas (1718) is not the son of this particular James (1679/1690)
  Thomas was born in Scotland, not Caroline Co., VA
  James came over earlier than 1746
  Which is correct? Which is more likely? At this point I do not know.
  •Birth: 15 JUN 1718 in St. Margaret's Par., Caroline Co., VA 
  •Note: There is a conflict here: Thomas was born in Caroline in 1718, but his f ather didn't come to America until 1746! 
  •PROP: bought 500a. from John Owen, Sr. NOV 1751 Mountain Creek, Amelia (now Prince Edward) Co., VA 
  •PROP: bought 500a. from John Davidson 1752 Prince Edward Co., VA 
  •Event: received a Deed of Gift from father-in-law Rice Williams Misc 10 AUG 1752 
  •PROP: bought 400a. from John Bagby APR 1759 Mountain Creek, Prince Edward Co., VA 
  •Will: 3 NOV 1772 
  •Note: Archives Division, Virginia State Library, File No. 20632 
  •Death: AFT 1778 in Caroline Co., VA
  
  
  http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=randyj2222&id=I20539
  James SCOTT 
  •Given Name: James 
  •Surname: SCOTT 
  •Name: James MacGREGOR 
  •Given Name: James 
  •Surname: MacGREGOR birth 
  •Sex: M 
  •Change Date: 21 APR 2011 
  •Note: 
  Of the Clan Macgregor, he was exiled to America in 1746 for supporting T he Pretender. Assumed the name Scott to protect his identity.
  
  "son of a small landed proprietor in the lowlands of Clan Buccleuch" -- E lliott Infield Scott: The Soldier & the Man, 1937.
  
  Or did he marry a Sarah Pegram?
  •Birth: 28 MAR 1679 in Rayne, Highlands,SCT 
  •Note: Alternate Date: 1690 
  •Emigration: ABT 1746 SCT to VA 
  •Note: After the Battle of Culloden 
  •Death: ABT 1773 
  •Will: 1773 
  •Event: Military Battle of Culloden
  
  Father: George MacGREGOR b: 4 OCT 1635 in Invenurie, SCT
  
  Marriage 1 Barbara CLARE
  Children
  1. William SCOTT
  2. Thomas SCOTT b: 15 JUN 1718 in St. Margaret's Par., Caroline Co., VA
  
  http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igmpostem.cgi?op=show&app=randyj2222¬ify=rB46xPhwN8EFmd3GSbg7cxnVx1RQxEpC&key=I20539&return=%3Ca+href%3D%22%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Figm%2Ecgi%3Fop%3DGET%26amp%3Bdb%3Drandyj2222%26amp%3Bid%3DI20539%22%3EReturn+to+WorldConnect%3C%2Fa%3E
  Vivien Peterson  2008-02-02 12:33:51 
  Hello Randy. Do you know anybody off from the James Scott- Barbara Clare Family, who would be willing to take a DNA testing? I think they are related to our Family. (It has to be a Man with the last name Scott, & a descendant of James and Barbara "Clare" Scott.) Please e-mail me at vivien.peterson@yahoo.com. I have other information you might want. Thanks, Vivien Peterson 
  Sharon (Land)  2011-04-21 18:34:02 
  Hi, 
  I saw your rootsweb page and you state: 
  
  Of the Clan Macgregor, he was exiled to America in 1746 for supporting T he Pretender. Assumed the name Scott to protect his identity. 
  
  "son of a small landed proprietor in the lowlands of Clan Buccleuch" -- E lliott, infield Scott: the Soldier & the Man, 1937. 
  
  Or did he marry a Sarah Pegram? 
  
  I see you mean James Scott (you have James Macgregor) may I ask where you found your information? Would you be able to scan me copies of what you found to prove this? As this James Scott was my 7th Great Grandfather. 
  
  Thank you and God Bless, 
  Sharon 
  
  
  
  
                          Joachim Haussli (1706 Swotzerland-1778 Lehigh PA)
                      Leonard Heasley (1746 Lehigh PA-1815 Westmoreland PA)
  					       Heinrich Ochsner (1675-
                          Elisbeth Ochsner (1707 Switzerland-Lehigh PA   
                             Anna Barbara Nussli (1669-1737)						  
                  John Heasley (1786 Northampton PA- 1864 Izard AR)
                          Michael App	( -1808)
                      Anna Maria App (1758 Northampton PA-1824 Westmoreland PA)				
              Benjamin Franklin Heasley (1836 Izard AR-1911 Jack TX)
                  Ruth Bell  (1805 KY- ____)
          William Thomas Heasley (1861 Izard AR-1942 Harris TX)
  		        Harris S. Wilson (1802
  	        Iva Wilson (1835 TN-1921 Jack Texas)
  			             
  			        Andrew Pressgrove (1780 NC-1846 Bedford TN)
  			    Ourcille Loran Presgrove (1812
                      Anna Beesley (1785-1846 TN)				
     Dell Edward Heasley aka Esca William Heasley (1906 TX-1965 Harris TX)
                        Isaac Vick ( 1725 Isle of Wight VA-1790 in North Hampton NC)
                    Jacob Vick (1755 Anson NC- ) Rev War Soldier 10th NC
                        Mary Coleman (1727 Isle of Wight VA)
                 Isaiah Vick (1785 NC-1873 Walker TX)
                    Mary Jane Pitts (1758 Anson NC			   
              Nathan Monroe Vick (1850-1919)
  	           Elizabeth Skinner
          Mary Germima Vick (Mima) (1878 LA-1918 Parker TX)
  	        Mary Elizabeth Lopp
  Mary Elizabeth Heasley (1939-2003)			
                      Carl Paul Meeske 	
                  Wilhelm August Gustav Meeske (-1891)	
                      Johanna Louisa Peau				 
              Wilhelm August Gustav Meeske (1849 Swinemunde Germany-1935 in Muskegon, MI)
                  Amelia Mullenhaur 	( -1877		
       	Otto William Meeske (1883 MI-1953 Houston TX)
                  Gottlieb Ninneman 		
              Theresa Ninneman
                  Carolyn Fink			
     Virginia Marie Meeske (1909-1997)
          Mary Bachman  ( -1965)