I19727: HATHEBURG (ABT 0880

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Spouse: Elizabeth. maybe Elizabeth DOWNING (AFN: 1PK9-6X9)
Children: Thomas b 1711 m. Rose, John, Elizabeth, George, Jacob, Sarah m. Richard WAITS, and John Blake.

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(1) William de Boulogne (d c1130) ^[S3275]

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unmarried

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Children
Fanny HOWARD b: 1840 Fayette,KY
Peter G. HOWARD b: 1842 Fayette,KY
Lucy Jane HOWARD b: 1843 Fayette,KY

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See Annual Report of American Historical Association for 1893 in Article: "Gen. Joseph Martin and the War of the Revolution in the West," by Stephen B. Weeks.
E. Starr, "history of the Cherokee Indians" page 551. Joseph was known as "Longknife" among the Cherokee's.
Gen. Martin had 2 Anglo wives and 5 part Cherokee wives. Indian agent of Cherokee country on East Coast, 1800 and a friend of Gen. James Rutherford Wyly, Ga. Militia, War of 1812.
"7 Children by Sarah Lucas, had 11 Childern by Susannah
Graves, and Elizabeth Ward 2 children, If he also was the husband of the
Emorys there are of course more there."
Will of Joseph Martin: "1840, Henry Co., Virginia, USA: Chancery suit was brought by Martin & others against Martin & others before the superior court of Henry County Virginia. Where John REDD Sr. testifyed that the hand wrighting on the document (not dated & unsigned) will was that of General Joseph MARTIN. It says "In the name of God amen. I Joseph MARTIN Sr. of Henry County, Tennessee ... I contitute this my last will and testament revoking all others. And as I have already given my 1st wifes children their protions of my estate I dispose of the residue of my estate both real & personal in the following mannor. That is to say
I give my loving wife Susanna MARTIN the whole of my estate to raise & educate my children on during her widowhood but if she should marry it is my will that my estate be equally divided among my children namely Joseph, Jesse, Thomas, Sally, Patrick, Lewis, Molly, Susannah, Alexander, John C, & George and in order that these children may be dutiful to their mother I leave it at her ? to give them their part of my estate when they marry or come of age or not or any part they may choose and at the death of my wife my will is that my estate be equally divided among my said children. I constitute & appoint my beloved wife ? & my son Joseph MARTIN exeuctor of this my last will and testament...

History of the General Joseph Martin Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
http://www.kimbanet.com/~csdeans/revdarhistory.htm
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"The General Joseph Martin Chapter was organized by Mrs. Hugh S. Kearfott, Mrs. Gerard W. King and Mrs. Kennon C. Whittle on February 20, 1924, in Martinsville, VA, and approved by the National Board of Management, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, on April 6, 1924. It has grown from the 10 organizing members to a membership of 62 today.

The Chapter is named for General Joseph Martin, who was born in Albemarle County, September 18, 1740. Later he went to Pittsylvania County, now Henry County, where he was a Lieutenant in Captain Abram Penn's company, which fought the Shawnee Indians in 1774. Since the battle of King's Mountain marked the turning point of the Revolutionary War, it seems the credit for victory hinged on the Indian agent, General Joseph Martin.
In 1793, he was made Brigadier General of the 12th Virginia Militia. He was married to Sara Lucas in 1762, and they had seven children. After her death in 1782, he married Susannah Graves on February 24, 1784, and they had eleven children.

A marker was placed at the grave of General Martin, as well as those of other Revolutionary War soldiers: Major John Redd, Colonel George Hairston, Dr. Benjamin Jones, Jacob Prillaman and George Taylor. In 1926, members of the Chapter placed a marker at the house built in 1782, by George Waller, one of the earliest settlers in the area, and a Major in the Revolutionary War.

General Joseph Martin Chapter and its members have been active participants in the community activities of Martinsville and Henry County, Virginia. Over fifty trees, one for each member, were planted in 1931. World War I veterans were visited and remembered on special occasions with gifts while patients in local hospitals and nursing homes. During World War II, members bought and sold war bonds and stamps, rolled bandages and knitted articles for the American Red Cross, and worked many hours with volunteer programs. Certificates were presented to the parents of the men killed in the Vietnam Conflict.
Through the years the Chapter has contributed money for the restoration of Henry County's Deed Book #1, and paid the cost of having Minute Book #1 restored. The Chapter presented a portrait of Patrick Henry, an early resident of Henry County, to the Judge of the Circuit Court in a well-attended ceremony. The portrait hung in the courthouse. It will hang in the Henry County Museum when the original Henry County Courthouse is renovated. The chapter presented a portrait of General Joseph Martin to the elementary school in 1981. When the school was closed, the portrait was moved to the circuit courtroom in Martinsville. At the Martinsville Convalescent Home and Piedmont Arts Association, chapter members have made several exhibits including antique household articles and clothing.
At the request of the city manager of Martinsville, this Chapter began a Flag Day Ceremony on the lawn at City Hall in 1983, and has shared this honor with the Patrick Henry Chapter in recent years. General Joseph Martin and Patrick Henry Chapters were in charge of the Bicentennial celebration of the Constitution of the United States of America for Henry County and Martinsville. A scroll containing the names of hundreds of people attending the eight events scheduled during the week of September 17-23, 1987, was placed in the original Henry County Courthouse and will be opened in 2037."

"Joseph Martin was elected Captain of the Transylvania Militia in 1776, became a Major on February 17, 1779, Lieutenant Colonel in March of 1781. He became a Brigadier General of the North Carolina Militia by legislative act on December 15, 1787 and was commissioned a Brigadier General of the 20th Brigade of the Virginia Militia by Governor Henry Lee on December 11, 1793. Martinsville, Virginia is named after him. His brother Brice served as a Major during the Red Stick or Creek war.

1785--Fries' Historical notes: "The state of Franklin refused to return to North Carolina, and in March elected members of a legislature, which in turn elected John Sevier as governor, appointed county officers, etc., and appointed William Cocke as delegate to the Congress of the United States. Attempts were made to secure the cooperation of the part of Virgina lying west of the mountains, but the Virginia Assembly pronounced the plan treasonable. Thrice during the year it was reported that the Franklinites were negotiating for the incorporation of the Cherokee Indians in the State of Franklin, but not all the chiefs would agree. In November, 1785, the State of Franklin adopted a Constitution." [pg. 2067]

"May 3. The singstunde was attended by Col. Joseph Martin, who spent the night here on his way to Charleston where he and other Commissioners are to consider the affairs of the Indians. He told us that the Cherokees on the Tennessee River often speak of the visit of Br. Martin Schneider, and seem to wish that he would come again and stay with them; but that this would not be wise just now when there are certain misunderstandings between them and the white people. He confirmed the report that some time ago the western counties of this State had cut themselves off and assumed the name of Franklin, had elected their own Governor and other state officials, and now had sent a representative to Congress to try to secure recognition as a separate State. Whether this State will agree to the division or will oppose it strongly is as yet most uncertain." [pg. 2080]"

Genealogy of "Old and New Cherokee Indian Families" Author: George Morrison Bell, Sr
Publication: Leonard Printing Co of Bartlesville, OK.
History of the Cherokee Indians by Emmet Starr

Had numerous wives, all but two were Cherokee.
Had 26 known children.
Home was known as "Belmont."
Served many years in the legislature.
Occupation: Fur Trader and Planter
Occupation: 1777 VA Commissioner to the Cherokee
Occupation: 11 DEC 1793 Brigadier General, VA militia
Event: Buried at Belle Mont, Henry Co, VA
Residence: JUN 1788 Chote

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"Richmond Enquirer, Tuesday, 28 Nov 1820, page 3: We learn by Capt. Wilcox, arrived at this port on Friday, from Havana, that Mr. Winston, lately apointed District Judge of New Orleans, in the place of Judge Hall, resigned, died at Havana about ten days ago. (Charleston Pat.).

Richmond City Hustings Court Minutes NO. 7 (1817-1821, page 489: Ordered that it be cerfified to the Courts, or constituted Authorities in the town of Havana in the Island of Cuba, to the Courts in the City of New-Orleans, and to the Courts in the State of Louisiana, that Wm O. Winston late a Resident of the City of New-Orleans, who is represented to have departed this life in Havana, on or about the 3rd November last, was a native of Hanover county in the State of Virginia, that the said William O. Winston dec'd has no father or mother living. He has only one brother, Horatio Gates Winston, who resides in Louisa County in the State aforesaid, and two sisters who live in the aforesaid City of Richmond to wit - Eliza F. Price the wife of Joseph F. Price, and Mario O. Roper, the wife of George Roper." ^[S2733] ^[S2733]

My Southern Family

HATHEBURG

ABT 0880 - ____

ID Number: I19727

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George BLAKE

8 Mar 1661 - 17 Jul 1713

ID Number: I67706

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Luther BONNER

ABT 1900 - ____

ID Number: I14360

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WILLIAM de BOULOGNE

1081 - 1130

ID Number: I58423

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Reuben CHRISTIAN

ABT 1774 - ____

ID Number: I85997

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James Lewis HODGES

1818 - 1848

ID Number: I52168

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John S. HOWARD

1805 - ____

ID Number: I83627

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Gen. Joseph "Longknife" MARTIN II

18 Sep 1740 - 18 Dec 1808

ID Number: I35648

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Hon. William Overton WINSTON Judge

ABT 1785 - ABT 3 Nov 1820

ID Number: I30281

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