I9703: Mickey Howard ALVIS

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17. Col. William? Clayton married Elvira ____. Col. died by 14 Dec 1797, New Kent, VA
Children:
i William Beverley Clayton Md. Lockey Walker.
ii Mary Anne Clayton 3 died 1809, 3 daughters, Md. Philip Davis.

iii Elvira Clayton born 27 Dec 1760, Md. Armistead Russell.

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Nannie Ambler Fisher((6)) (Dr. Edward C.((5)), George Fisher((4)) (married Ann Ambler((4))), Jaquelin((3)), Richard Ambler((2)), Edward Jaquelin((1))), daughter of Dr. Edward Carrington Fisher and L. A. Page, b. Dec. 8, 1836; d. 1867. Married (November 11, 1858) William H. Kennon, of Richmond, Va. He married second, Miss Lightfoot, sister of Mrs. Frances Brooke, née Hall Lightfoot, of Port Royal, Va.

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Aka: Foreman. "Edward was noted in the "South Carolina Gazette" at Charleston, SC August 18,1758 and November,1758 as "master of the Brig "Pretty Peggy". (SC Gazette #1252 dated 10/6-13/1758).

1762-he is noted in Halifax County, NC Will of Wm. Everitt, no.54, pg 74, Feb 1762

1772-he probably entered British West Florida with McCollough, Spell (probably John not Benager), and Smith.

1776-he was granted 500 acres on 12/10/1776.A second grant on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain (about Madisonville, LA)-British Abstracts of Land Petitions, Col. office series 55:5574-636 Lib of Congress.150 acres granted for man and wife + 50 acres per child.He had 7 children in 1776, St Tammany Parish (British) 12/10/1776 50 acres-2 miles East of Tchefuncie River-2 miles north of Lake Pontchartrain.

1784-he sold his land ref. a lawsuit on cowhides to Victor Richard,.Ed Forman, Jr stayed on to tend cattle.

1790-he was in Plaqumine Brulee in Spanish LA-now Acadia Parish.Ismael was with him.

1810-Edward was not in the 1810 St Landry Parish Census."

"On 10-16-1779 after raids by so-called patriot, John Willing, into the British West Florida settlements of Natchez, Baton Rouge and Manchac, Edward Foreman and 18 others signed oaths of allegiance to the "United Independent States of North America" in the presence of Capt. Pickles who had captured the British armed vessel on Lake Ponchartrain.

"We whose names or marks are here unto set and subscribed, being settlers and inhabitants on Lake Ponchartrain between the Bayou La Combe and River Tanchipaho, do hereby acknowledge ourselves to be natives as well as true and faithful subjects the the United Independent States of North America. An whereas on the tenth day of last month, William Pickles, captain of the navy of the said States, did arrive in this lake and made prize of the English armed sloop, West Florida, who had kept possession of the lake for near two years before, and the said William Pickles, Esquire, did on the twenty first of the same month, land some of his people, and take possession of this settlement and gave us all the protection against indians and others that his force would admit of. and suffered us to remain on our possessions till further orders; we, therefore, consider ourselves belonging to the said States, and are willing to remain there and enjoy our property and privileges unter them, the said United States.
October 16, 1779
Signed by: Gerard Brandon, Alex McCollough, James Mosely, Mary Smith, Samuel Smith, James Farro, Abel Geffegon, EDWARD FOREMAN, Wm. Dakimore, Jacob Ambrose, Frederic Spell, Benj. Curtis, Wm. Fisher, Paul Pigg, Daniel Tuttle, Matt McCollough, Francis Fisher, John spell, Wm. Steel."

August 18,1758 Noted in South Carolina Gazette as "Master of the Brig "Pretty Peggy"
1772 Entered British West Florida with McCollough Spell
1776 Granted 500 acres on the North Shore of Lake Ponchartrain
1790 Moved to Placquemine Brulee in Spanish Louisiana (now Acadia Parish)."

REBECCA RAVCOE (Wife) b. About. 1725 in Virginia Marriage: abt. 1747 in Virginia
MARIE BURNETTE (Wife) b. Abt. 1730 in Virginia Marriage: abt 1751 in Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana
and daughter Peggy (Margaret) Burnett, Witness. ^[S2804] ^[S3033] ^[S3033]

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vi. MILDRED LEE PENDLETON, b. September 01, 1907; d. November 18, 1907.

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or daughter of JOHN MAYSEY and UNKNOWN LETTICE.

My Southern Family

Mickey Howard ALVIS

Peter BONGARD

ABT 1840 - ____

ID Number: I2849

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Col. William B. CLAYTON

ABT 1730 - by 14 dec 1797

ID Number: I84218

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Nannie Ambler FISHER

8 Dec 1836 - 1867

ID Number: I86588

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Edward FOREMAN Sr.

ABT 1720 - 1805

ID Number: I73984

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William FORSEE

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I11630

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WILLIAM III de FORZ Count de Albemarle

BEF 17 Dec 1216 - 23 May 1260

ID Number: I59014

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Jane HANCOCK

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I40155

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M. MCGEE

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I32918

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Mildred Lee PENDLETON

1 Sep 1907 - 18 Nov 1907

ID Number: I100491

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Lettice SPILLER

1730 - ____

ID Number: I48780

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