I97728: EABA (Eafa Esa) of Wessex (ABT 0732

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"Early Immigrants to Virginia from the 1500s and 1600s: HERNDON, WILLIAM, (1649-1722) Came from England. Settled in New Kent Co. St. Stephen’s Parish 1673/4. Married 1677 Catherine Digges (1654-1727), daughter of Gov. Edward Digges. a descendent of Edward Herndon and Mary Waller, and I have traced this line back through English royalty to Richard I (Norman) who died in the yr. 996. go on FamilySearch.com and start with the Herndon family in Virginia."

"The Herndon Family of Virginia" for sale. It is hard bound and includes the first three generation of Herndons in the American Colonies, and names the fourth generation members. The price is $26, including shipping. If you have an interest, you can mail me a check at:
Dudley Herndon
825 Ketch Drive, Unit 301
Naples, FL 34103

The Dallas Public Library (DPL) has the following two books:
o Herndon, Dudley L. The Herndons of the American Revolution : being the Herndon family of Virginia, volume 2 / presented in parts by Dudley L. Herndon, Jr. 1992-
DPL CATALOG [929.20973 H558YH, 1992]

o HERNDON, JOHN GOODWIN 1888- HERNDON FAMILY OF VIRGINIA 1947-52
DPL CATALOG [929.20973 H558YH 1986]

also married Jane BENSKIN (ca 1650 - 1672

1) several decendants have joined The Magna Charta Dames Society through
the Digges - Herndon Lineage. Mrs. J. Wells Vick, Maple Lane , Russelville, KY will
be glad to supply the Line to those of the family who wish to join The Society. (she is now deceased).
The Digges-Herndon Lineage has also been accepted by the Colonial Dames of America. Mrs. P. S. Cruthcher of Louisville, KY was the first Decendant to join this organization through this Lineage.

From www.quedums1.org/herndonfamilyhistory.html HERNDON FAMILY GENEALOGY
"Among the names inscribed on the roll of Battle Abbey as having come with William the Conqueror into Britian in 1066 is the name of the first member of this family that we have record of. In 1193 a member of the family journeyed with Richard III. to the Holy Land, for his escutcheon is carved on a stone gateway in the city of Rhodes. A modification of these Arms--Argent, a heron volant azure, between three escallops sable--is also found in stained glass in Lincoln Chapel London. The chapel burned in 1856.
The first Herndon in America, of whom we have authentic record, is William, who patented lands in New Kent County, Virginia, in Feb. 1674. He married in 1677, Catherine Digges, daughter of Edward Digges, Colonial Governor of Virginia 1656-1658. Through this Digges connection the Herndon family is eligible to many of the Patriotic Societies, among them:

The Society of Daughters of the Barons of Runnemede--ancestor, Edward Digges.
The Society of Colonial Governors--ancestor, Edward Digges.
The Society of Daughters of the Crown--ancestor, Edward Digges to Alfred the Great.
The Society of Founders and Patriots--ancestors, Edward Digges.
The Society of Scions and Cavaliers--ancestor, Edward Digges, son of Sir Dudley Digges.
The Society of The First Families of Virginia--ancestor, Sir Dudley Digges, father of Edward Digges, whose daughter, Catherine, married William Herndon.
Reference of the above is found--Virginia Historical Magazine, Vol. 9, pp. 318, 319; William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 1, pp. 87, 88, 140, 141; and in Herndon, Hunt and Allied Families, p. 55, by Nesbit and Wood.

Virginia Heraldica
Granted by heads of state, right to possess a family insignia was once among the most closely guarded rights of Western society. this is a registry of Virginia families that were allowed a coat of arms. Each record provides the family name, county of residence, and detailed notes regarding the heraldic device. Perhaps more importantly, each record contains helpful genealogical notes regarding the family, including important ancestors and from where the family immigrated."

William Herndon (1649-1722) immigrated from England to New Kent (later King and Queen) County, Virginia during or before 1674, and married Catherine Digges in 1677. Descendants lived in Virginia, Kentucky, Illinois and elsewhere. Title A collection of facts and recollections of the descent lines and the relationships among some descendants of William Herndon of England and New Kent Co., Va.; Anthony Halberstadt of Hessen Kassel, Germany and Hunterdon Co., N.J.; Thomas Faulconer of England and Isle of Wight Co., Va.; Thomas Haydon of Northumberland Co., Va.; Nicholas Yager of Hesse, Germany and Spotsylvania and Madison Cos., Va.; Lewis Conner, Sr. of Boone Co., Ky.
Stmnt.Resp. by Grace Yager Froom (Mrs. B.C. Froom)
Authors Froom, Grace Yager, 1909- (Main Author)
LDS Call Number Location
929.273 A1 no. 4063 JSMB US/CAN Book
Format Books/Monographs (With Film)
Language English
Publication Indianapolis : G.Y. Froom, 1983
Physical 56 leaves : facsims., geneal. tables, col. maps, ports.
Subject Class 929.273 A1

Herndon William Herndon, m 1677 Catherine, da. of Governor Edward Digges of Virginia , son of Sir Dudley Digges.
Arms - Argent, a heron volant between three escallops sable.
Crest - An escallop shell.

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b. Tenterden, Kent ENG; New Kent, VA

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Cemetery Records of Cooper County, Missouri Volume III
Name: Robert McCulloch Birth Date: 02 Dec 1781 Death Date: 12 Jun 1853
son of Robert McCulloch, of Ireland; born in Albemarle Co., Va.; Veteran: Capt. War of 1812
Cemetery: McCulloch Cemetery
Description: Location: In Clark's Fork Township, Cooper County, Mo.; west of Prairie Home, Mo. T-47-N; R-16-W; Section 21; N. W. corner of the NE1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 21 on the Warren Brandes Farm. Road directions: At intersection of I-70 and Route "B" (immediately south of I-70) turn off to Rt. "B", onto Rt. "U"; follow Rt. "U" south and east about nine to ten miles; where Rt. "U" turns sharply to east; then to south in a short distance. This cemetery is just off of Rt. "U" on the Warren Brands Farm. (Owned by Donald Ray Lohse in 1981)

Cooper County, Missouri: Marriages (1819-1850) & Wills (1820-1870)
Will of Robert McCulloch
To my wife, Patsy ...
To my daughters: Sarah Rail, Martha Taylor, Sophia Williams, and Lucy Ann McCullough ...
To my sons: Robert, Joseph, and Thomas ...
To my deceased daughter, Mary R. Douglas heirs...
To my deceased son's, George W. heirs...
To my son Spotswood M. ...
Written: 30 April 1845 Recorded: 29 August 1853
James Curry, James H. Goodman, Tandy I. Douglas, William H. Ellis, and Samuel Drinkwater
Elizabeth McCulloch to Absolem H. Frier 26 April 1838 81

War of 1812 Service Records
Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Misc Roll Box Roll Exct Roll Rec
MCCULLOCH ROBERT 7 REG'T (GRAY'S) VIRGINIA MILITIA. CAPTAIN 137 602

Robert McCullough was born Dec 2 1781 in Albemarle County VA and died in Cooper county MO June 12 1853. He served as captain of the company of volunteers during the War of 1812. In 1835 he came to Cooper county and settled in Clarks Fork township. He erected the first house built upon the Upland prairie in Cooper county. He was a son of Robert McCullough a native of County Antrim Ireland born Sept 4 1743 and died in Albemarle County VA March 30 1820. He became very wealthy. A brother of Robert McCullough was killed at the battle of King's Mountain during the Revolutionary War.

Robert McCullough was a son of John McCullough. The wife of Robert McCullough (I) was Sarah Wherry who died Jan 27 1826 at the age of 80 years. Patsey (Mills) McCullough wife of Capt. Robert McCullough (II) died May 25 1878. She was a daughter of Joseph Mills a native of England who was a famous Greek and Latin scholar. Joseph Mills died in August 1843. He had married Mary Blackwell. Text: p. 416

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My Southern Family

EABA (Eafa Esa) of Wessex

ABT 0732 - ____

ID Number: I97728

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Amanda Melissa BARBER

9 Jun 1850 - 27 Sep 1933

ID Number: I44382

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IVO de HARCOURT

ABT 1110 - 1180

ID Number: I88445

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Sir William HERNDON "the Immigrant"

ABT 1649 - ABT 1722

ID Number: I42012

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Semore N. LILLY

ABT 1873 - ____

ID Number: I92361

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Capt. Robert MCCULLOCH II

2 Dec 1781 - 12 Jun 1853

ID Number: I75841

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Sarah "Sallie" TANDY

23 Jun 1791 - 11 Feb 1862

ID Number: I4706

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Margaret WIGGINTON

ABT 1711 - ____

ID Number: I49749

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Ann Dickerson WOOD

ABT 1808 - ____

ID Number: I59920

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