I89826: Elizabeth Branch BUGG (1765 - ____)

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Elizabeth Branch BUGG

1765 - ____

ID Number: I89826

  • RESIDENCE: VA and Henderson Co. KY
  • BIRTH: 1765
  • RESOURCES: See: [S3333]

Family 1 : Samuel HOPKINS
  1. +Elizabeth Branch HOPKINS
  2. +Jacob Bugg HOPKINS
  3. + HOPKINS

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Isaac CALDWELL

30 Jan 1824 - 1887

ID Number: I36480

  • OCCUPATION: Attorney with bros George and Junius; president of the University of Louisville
  • RESIDENCE: Adair Co. and 1852 Louisville, KY
  • BIRTH: 30 Jan 1824, near Columbia, Adair Co. KY
  • DEATH: 1887, of Lexington, Kentucky
  • RESOURCES: See: Notes Bio [S180]
Father: William CALDWELL
Mother: Nancy Anne TRABUE


Family 1 : Catherine SMITH
  1.  Isaac Palmer CALDWELL

Notes


#10036: Lawyers and Lawmakers of Kentucky, by H. Levin, editor, 1897.
Published by Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago. Reprinted by Southern Historical Press. p. 186. Jefferson County.


ISAAC CALDWELL, of Louisville, was born near Columbia, Adair county, Kentucky, January 30, 1824, and died at his country home near Louisville, in the sixty-third year of his age. He rose from a humble station and carved his name indelibly on this history of jurisprudence in Kentucky. The successful men of America have usually been those who have planned their own advancement had have accomplished it, in spite of many obstacles, through their own efforts. On this class Mr. Caldwell was a worthy representative. Not every practitioner of the law grasps the spirit of our institutions. Numbers who bear the name of lawyer are content to become expert in the technicalities of legal lore, to have concern for the financial returns which it brings them and forget the weightier matters of the law, its essential principles. Those larger minds which pierce through the statutory mazes and grasp, in the midst of bewildering details, the great outlines and comprehend them through the spirit of law--that spirit which is the life principles of our organic instruments--are the minds of great jurists; and a fitting illustration of such a mental phase was found in Mr. Caldwell, who for many years practiced before the courts of Louisville, the state and the nation.


The blood of Scotch-Irish and French Huguenot ancestors mingled in his veins. His
parents, William and Ann (Trabue) Caldwell, were children of Revolutionary fathers, and were pioneers of Kentucky. William Caldwell was appointed clerk of the county and circuit courts of Adair county and continued his connection with these offices for over forty years, holding the esteem and confidence of the people as a trusted and worthy public servant.


Isaac Caldwell acquired his elementary education in the schools of his native place and in the clerk's office under his father's immediate supervision. He matriculated in Georgetown College and was a student in that institution until 1844, when he returned to Columbia, Kentucky, and studied law under the direction of Judge Zachariah Wheat, afterward a member of the court of appeals; in 1846 he was admitted to the bar, became a partner of his former preceptor and continued to practice law with him until 1851, when he entered into partnership with Colonel George Alfred Caldwell, an elder brother, also a native of Adair county, a man of brilliant intellect and strong character. He had at the age of twenty-four represented his county in the state legislature. In 1843-5, he was representative in congress;
took part in the discussion leading up to the war with Mexico, and on the expiration of his term he entered the army, rendering efficient service as the colonel of a regiment. Returning to Columbia, he was again elected to congress, serving for the term 1849-51. In partnership with his brother, he removed to Louisville, where he remained until his death, September 17, 1866. He was a most able and successful practitioner, eloquent in the defense of his client's interests, and was a participant in the most of the important litigations in the Louisville courts from 1851 to 1866, attaining the first place in the bar of the state as its acknowledge head.


In the life-time of his brother, the great ability and acknowledge leadership of George Alfred; and the modesty and brotherly love, almost reverence, which Isaac, the younger, ever evinced toward him, was such that Isaac his own merit and belittled his own qualifications in comparison with those of his idol; and never, at any time throughout his life, would Isaac Caldwell consent to a comparison of himself with his beloved and adored elder except to his own disparagement.


The two brothers met with an abundant success in the metropolis of their state, and on the sudden death of George Alfred Caldwell, Isaac found himself in possession of a large and varied business, embracing cases in all of the courts, state and federal. Isaac Caldwell was an untiring and indefatigable worker, conducting cases involving large interests and intricate complications, and at the same time engaging in criminal practice where the life or liberty of clients was at stake. In the latter class of cases few attorneys were more effective or labored more assiduously in defense of their clients. He threw himself, with all the earnestness and enthusiasm of his nature, into the case at hand, and for the time knew nothing except his duty to his client whose cause he made his own. Impassioned eloquence, in dignant invective, cogent reasoning, together with searching analysis of all the springs which control the human
mind in its judgment of the motives of a fellow man, were all brought to bear upon the jury and rarely without effect. He was a great lawyer, not only the qualities of intellect, but also by that more practical test,--the success which attended his efforts. His ability was not confined to one line of judicial practice; he seemed equally successful in all departments of law and won an enviable reputation in practice before the Kentucky court of appeals and the United States supreme court.


In 1870 he took a prominent part in the contest before the legislature in the matter involving the Cincinnati & Southern Railroad. In the same year he engaged as attorney for the state in the discussion of the civil rights bill and conducted some of the most important cases involving the enforcement and interpretation of the same before the supreme court of the United States. Without the desire for fame and with no ambition for office, he achieved the one and had the other frequently tendered to him. In 1875 he was urged to become a candidate before the legislature for United States senator, but declined to permit his friends to urge his election. In 1876 he was elector at large for Kentucky in the interest of Samuel J. Tilden for president and took an active interest in the contest, as he always did in all matters that enlisted his sympathy and support. He was for years president of the University of Louisville and gave much of his time to further the interest of that institution.


His memory is cherished by the bar of Louisville, with which he was connected for a period of over thirty-six years, and of which, at his death in 1887, he was the acknowledged leader. His amiability, generosity and courtesy were equal to his legal attainments, and his death, at sixty-three years of age, came all too soon.


He was married on the 20th of January, 1857, to Miss Catherine Smith, daughter of Daniel and Hettie (Palmer) Smith. She was a most accomplished lady and the home life of Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell was an ideal one. Mrs. Caldwell died several years previous to her husband's demise.


Few members of the bar of Louisville have left a more enduring impression, both for legal ability of high order and the individuality of personal character which impresses itself upon the community, then Isaac Caldwell. His legal acumen was masterful, his
integrity unassailable, his honor irreproachable.


                                             _David CALDWELL _________+
                                            | (1720 - ....)           
                       _John CALDWELL ______|
                      | (1750 - ....)       |
                      |                     |_________________________
                      |                                               
 _William CALDWELL ___|
| (1777 - 1854) m 1808|
|                     |                      _________________________
|                     |                     |                         
|                     |_Dicey MANN _________|
|                       (1750 - ....)       |
|                                           |_________________________
|                                                                     
|
|--Isaac CALDWELL 
|  (1824 - 1887)
|                                            _John James TRABUE ______+
|                                           | (1714 - 1775) m 1744    
|                      _William TRABUE _____|
|                     | (1756 - 1786) m 1783|
|                     |                     |_Olympe (Olympia) DUPUY _+
|                     |                       (1729 - 1822) m 1744    
|_Nancy Anne TRABUE __|
  (1783 - 1846) m 1808|
                      |                      _Robert HASKINS _________+
                      |                     | (1732 - 1804)           
                      |_Elizabeth HASKINS __|
                        (1759 - 1825) m 1783|
                                            |_Elizabeth HILL _________
                                              (1733 - 1817)           

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Edmund Pendleton DANDRIDGE Sr.

28 Jan 1841 - 29 Sep 1884

ID Number: I22988

  • RESIDENCE: Winchester, VA
  • BIRTH: 28 Jan 1841
  • DEATH: 29 Sep 1884
  • RESOURCES: See: [S765] [S1516]
Father: Adam Stephen DANDRIDGE II
Mother: Serena Catherine PENDLETON


Family 1 : Elizabeth PITTS
  1.  Serena DANDRIDGE
  2.  Helen Nicholson DANDRIDGE
  3.  Edmund Pendleton DANDRIDGE Jr

                                                           _Alexander Spotswood DANDRIDGE _+
                                                          | (1753 - 1785) m 1780           
                               _Adam Stephen DANDRIDGE I__|
                              | (1782 - 1821) m 1805      |
                              |                           |_Ann STEPHEN ___________________+
                              |                             (1755 - ....) m 1780           
 _Adam Stephen DANDRIDGE II___|
| (1814 - 1894) m 1837        |
|                             |                            _Philip PENDLETON ______________+
|                             |                           | (1752 - 1802) m 1774           
|                             |_Sarah PENDLETON __________|
|                               (1785 - 1855) m 1805      |
|                                                         |_Agnes PATTERSON _______________+
|                                                           (1752 - ....) m 1774           
|
|--Edmund Pendleton DANDRIDGE Sr.
|  (1841 - 1884)
|                                                          _Philip PENDLETON ______________+
|                                                         | (1752 - 1802) m 1774           
|                              _Edmund PENDLETON _________|
|                             | (1790 - 1823) m 1811      |
|                             |                           |_Agnes PATTERSON _______________+
|                             |                             (1752 - ....) m 1774           
|_Serena Catherine PENDLETON _|
  (1816 - 1889) m 1837        |
                              |                            ________________________________
                              |                           |                                
                              |_Serena Catherine PURNELL _|
                                (1795 - ....) m 1811      |
                                                          |________________________________
                                                                                           

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Lucy FORTSON

ABT 1770 - ____

ID Number: I49084

  • RESIDENCE: Caroline & Spts. Cos. VA & maybe Lexington, KY
  • BIRTH: ABT 1770
  • RESOURCES: See: [S1519]
Father: William FORTSON
Mother: Mildred MARSHALL



                                                                    _Frederick FORTSON ____
                                                                   | (1690 - ....)         
                       _Thomas FORTSON Sr._________________________|
                      | (1715 - 1742) m 1739                       |
                      |                                            |_______________________
                      |                                                                    
 _William FORTSON ____|
| (1740 - 1812) m 1764|
|                     |                                             _Michael GUINNEY WINN _
|                     |                                            | (1680 - 1742)         
|                     |_Elizabeth WINN ____________________________|
|                       (1717 - 1800) m 1739                       |
|                                                                  |_______________________
|                                                                                          
|
|--Lucy FORTSON 
|  (1770 - ....)
|                                                                   _______________________
|                                                                  |                       
|                      _(RESEARCH QUERY) MARSHALL of Virginia & MD_|
|                     |                                            |
|                     |                                            |_______________________
|                     |                                                                    
|_Mildred MARSHALL ___|
  (1740 - 1822) m 1764|
                      |                                             _______________________
                      |                                            |                       
                      |____________________________________________|
                                                                   |
                                                                   |_______________________
                                                                                           

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William HAMNER

ABT 1730 - Jan 1788

ID Number: I74288

  • OCCUPATION: Rev War DAR Patriot
  • RESIDENCE: Albemarle Co. VA
  • BIRTH: ABT 1730, James City Co. or New Kent, Virginia [372768]
  • DEATH: Jan 1788, St. Anne's Parish, Albemarle Co. Virginia
  • RESOURCES: See: [S2811] [S2850] [S2217]
Father: Nicholas HAMNER III


Family 1 : Mary Elizabeth HENLEY
  1. +Jeremiah HAMNER
  2. +Susannah HAMNER
  3.  Samuel HAMNER
  4.  Turner HAMNER
  5. +Rebecca HAMNER
  6.  Henley HAMNER
  7.  Mildred HAMNER
  8.  Mary "Molly" HAMNER
  9. +Elizabeth Henley HAMNER
  10.  Richardson HAMNER
  11.  Sarah HAMNER

Notes


see James Edward Hamner, III and Catherine Anne Clark Hamner, A Brief History of the Hanmer/Hamner Family in Wales & Colonial Virginia, (Memphis, Tennessee, Llysbedydd Press, 1991).
Ensign, 4th Company, 1st Battalion, 47th Regiment, Virginia Line.
Planter in Albemarle County, friend of Thomas Jefferson.
Mentioned in DAR Patriot index, pg 299.
"Virginia Public Claims-Albemarle County" (revolutionary War) William Hamner 20 bu rye L240
From "History of Albemarle County in VA" by Rev. Edgar Woods -- In 1759 William bought from Thomas Fitzpatrick nearly 500 acres on the south fork of the Hardware, not far from Jumping Hill. The same year he obtained a patent for nearly 200 acres on the north fork of the Hardware and acquired near by upwards of 700 more, all of which he sold in 1782 to Col. John Old. In 1777 he purchased from Dr. James Hopkins about 1500 acres on the waters of the Totier.
Will on page 9 of "Hamner Heritage".
Record of Revolutionary War Service : DAR Patriotic Index 1966, Pg 299. 14


William was the son of Nicholas Hamner, Jr. who signed the Albemarle Declaration of Independence at the beginning of the Revolutionary War. Nicholas was born 1703, in Middlesex or James County Virginia. His father Nicholas Sr. was from Wales, and came to Virginia prior to 1680.



[S2850] [S2217]

[372768]
or b. 1710


                                             _Nicholas HAMNER I___+
                                            | (1640 - 1703)       
                       _Robert HAMNER ______|
                      | (1683 - 1750)       |
                      |                     |_Joan TURNER ________
                      |                       (1635 - 1692)       
 _Nicholas HAMNER III_|
| (1703 - 1794)       |
|                     |                      _____________________
|                     |                     |                     
|                     |_____________________|
|                                           |
|                                           |_____________________
|                                                                 
|
|--William HAMNER 
|  (1730 - 1788)
|                                            _____________________
|                                           |                     
|                      _____________________|
|                     |                     |
|                     |                     |_____________________
|                     |                                           
|_____________________|
                      |
                      |                      _____________________
                      |                     |                     
                      |_____________________|
                                            |
                                            |_____________________
                                                                  

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[S2217]

[S2850]

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John HOLLAND

ABT 1725 - ____

ID Number: I61684

  • RESIDENCE: VA
  • BIRTH: ABT 1725
  • RESOURCES: See: [S2309]
Father: Michael HOLLAND
Mother: Judith ANDERSON


Family 1 : Martha WEEKS
  1. +Hezekiah HOLLAND

                                             _Gabriel HOLLAND "The Immigrant"_
                                            | (1596 - 1665) m 1625            
                       _John HOLLAND _______|
                      | (1628 - 1712)       |
                      |                     |_Mary PINKE _____________________
                      |                       (1595 - 1636) m 1625            
 _Michael HOLLAND ____|
| (1666 - 1746)       |
|                     |                      _________________________________
|                     |                     |                                 
|                     |_Mary PINKE _________|
|                       (1630 - ....)       |
|                                           |_________________________________
|                                                                             
|
|--John HOLLAND 
|  (1725 - ....)
|                                            _________________________________
|                                           |                                 
|                      _____________________|
|                     |                     |
|                     |                     |_________________________________
|                     |                                                       
|_Judith ANDERSON ____|
  (1700 - 1751)       |
                      |                      _________________________________
                      |                     |                                 
                      |_____________________|
                                            |
                                            |_________________________________
                                                                              

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William C. HUDNALL

ABT 1830 - ____

ID Number: I97063

  • RESIDENCE: Warren Co. KY
  • BIRTH: ABT 1830
  • RESOURCES: See: [S1178]
Father: Rene Chastain HUDNALL
Mother: Sarah Best TAYLOR



                                                  _James HUDNALL Sr.___+
                                                 | (1755 - 1770) m 1770
                          _James HUDNALL Jr._____|
                         | (1771 - 1851) m 1796  |
                         |                       |_Mary Ann WARNER ____
                         |                         (1750 - 1806) m 1770
 _Rene Chastain HUDNALL _|
| (1799 - 1871) m 1821   |
|                        |                        _Rene CHASTAIN ______+
|                        |                       | (1745 - 1818)       
|                        |_Rhonda CHASTAIN ______|
|                          (1775 - 1846) m 1796  |
|                                                |_Rhonda PERRAULT ____
|                                                  (1745 - 1802)       
|
|--William C. HUDNALL 
|  (1830 - ....)
|                                                 _Joseph TAYLOR ______+
|                                                | (1728 - 1806) m 1750
|                         _Joseph H. TAYLOR II___|
|                        | (1751 - 1818) m 1780  |
|                        |                       |_Nancy WALKER _______
|                        |                         (1729 - ....) m 1750
|_Sarah Best TAYLOR _____|
  (1800 - 1838) m 1821   |
                         |                        _____________________
                         |                       |                     
                         |_Sarah Elizabeth BEST _|
                           (1760 - 1834) m 1780  |
                                                 |_____________________
                                                                       

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James Martin LEWIS

1749 - 1757

ID Number: I34110

  • RESIDENCE: Albemarle Co. VA
  • BIRTH: 1749
  • DEATH: 1757
  • RESOURCES: See: [S1160]
Father: William Terrell LEWIS Sr.
Mother: Sarah "Sally" MARTIN



                                                   _John IV "Councillor" LEWIS __+
                                                  | (1669 - 1725) m 1685         
                             _David LEWIS I_______|
                            | (1695 - 1779) m 1717|
                            |                     |_Elizabeth (Isabelle) WARNER _+
                            |                       (1672 - 1719) m 1685         
 _William Terrell LEWIS Sr._|
| (1718 - 1802) m 1739      |
|                           |                      _William A. TERRELL Sr._______+
|                           |                     | (1660 - 1743) m 1685         
|                           |_Anne TERRELL _______|
|                             (1695 - 1734) m 1717|
|                                                 |_Susanna WATERS ______________+
|                                                   (1667 - 1734) m 1685         
|
|--James Martin LEWIS 
|  (1749 - 1757)
|                                                  _Henry MARTIN ________________
|                                                 | (1672 - 1755)                
|                            _James MARTIN _______|
|                           | (1699 - 1775)       |
|                           |                     |______________________________
|                           |                                                    
|_Sarah "Sally" MARTIN _____|
  (1722 - 1793) m 1739      |
                            |                      _David CRAWFORD II____________+
                            |                     | (1662 - 1762) m 1695         
                            |_Elizabeth CRAWFORD _|
                              (1700 - ....)       |
                                                  |_Elizabeth SMITH _____________+
                                                    (1673 - 1771) m 1695         

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Dorthy Glennon WACTOR


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