I10397: Natalie Raegan ALVIS

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"Eleventh Generation
13. Henry Landon Davies born ca 1745, Gloucester co, VA, occupation Justice of Peace 1777, married (1) 15 Jan 1767, Ann Clayton, (daughter of Dr. John Clayton and Elizabeth Whiting) died 1785/86, Amherst or Bedford co., VA, Md. her first cousin, married (2) 11 Sep 1788, Lucy Whiting Clayton Manson, (daughter of John Clayton and Elizabeth Willis). Henry died post 1795, Amherst or Bedford co., VA, Md. his first cousin; DAR Patriot. resided at "Pebbleton" near Lynchburg, VA;
Wurts MAGNA CHARTA chapter 245 p. 2095 Boyle-Barrow; OUR KIN, BEDFORD CO., VA. FAMILIES by Ackerly. DAR Patriot - furnished supplies."

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Agnes, m Robert Muscegros, from MC 5th edition, line 57. ^[S2458]

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2 Robert GAINES

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There is a Beaufort Lindsy in the 1850 E. Feliciana Parish, LA Census, who may be connected.
C 450
Beaufort Lindsy 37 M Ms.
Nancy A. 26 F La.
Margaret 13 F La.
Jane 13 F La.
Harreitt 8 F Texas
Mary 6/12 F La.

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JOHN NUTHALL VIRGINIA-MARYLAND (1620-1667): John NUTHALL was born in London, England in 1620. He was the son of John NUTHALL, a merchant of London, and Mary HYDE. Emigrating to America, he first settled in Northampton, Co., Virginia. As a young man, he ran away from his master, Hugh HAYES, and lived among the Indians long enough to learn their language and served later as an interpreter. For the price of a hoe, he was purchased from the Indians by William JONES, who was trading in the Chesapeake Bay. NUTHALL was brought home "well strapped with ye halyards".

John was living in Northampton County in 1640. He became prominate there and obtained a commission from the Governor of Maryland to trade among the Indians for beaver furs, skins, and other articles. In 1651, he signed the Submission to Parliment in Virginia and signed the instructions to the Virginia House of Burgesses in 1652. Northampton records list NUTHALL as "London merchant and Justice of Accomac, VA". While records refer to him as "Merchant and Gentleman", he also engaged in the practice of law.

Eleanor Bacon HOLLOWAY, widow of Dr. John HOLLOWAY, became John NUTHALL's wife in 1645. Four known children were born to this couple: John, Eleanor, James, and Elias.

Records indicate that John moved to Maryland about 1661. In that year, he purchased Cross Manor and St. Elizabeth's Manor, estates of 2000 acres each, as well as 200 acres of land on St. Ingoes Creek. The transactions of these properties were completed while the NUTHALL's were in England settling the estate of Eleanor's first husband. After John's move to Maryland, he served as Commissioner of St. Mary's County. He was also referred to as "Justice of the Peace and Quorum".

John NUTHALL lived at Cross Manor from 1661 until his death in 1667. He died intestate sometime previous to October 10th of that year.

The Children of John NUTHALL and Elizabeth Bacon HOLLOWAY were.
1. John III b.c1646
3. James b.c1650-1685
2. Eleanor b.c1648 m.Thomas Sprigg 1688, MD
4. Elias b.c1653 M Elizabeth Beckwith

NOMINATED TO AMERICA'S FIRST FAMILIES ANCESTOR ROLL OF HONOR BY; JOHN NUTHALL's 12TH GENERATION GREAT GRAND DAUGHTER FREDA KILGO DANIEL of BAY CITY, TEXAS.

Source: http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/roh/nuthall2.htm

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Brother Edward m. Elizabeth SHIPPY.

My Southern Family

Natalie Raegan ALVIS

George CHAPMAN

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I77235

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Henry Landon DAVIES of "Pebbleton"

1745 - ABT 1795

ID Number: I64631

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AGNES de FERRERS

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ID Number: I33172

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George Washington GAINES

1787 - 1862

ID Number: I25935

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Robert GAINES

ABT 1780 - ____

ID Number: I81151

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Margaret LINDSEY

ABT 1835 - ____

ID Number: I29256

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Hugh MASSIE

1604 - ____

ID Number: I100421

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John NUTHALL I "the Immigrant"

1620 - 1667

ID Number: I48710

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Edward OSBORNE

ABT 1646 - ____

ID Number: I86518

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John THORNTON

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ID Number: I73914

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Eliza WOODSON

BET 1794 AND 0000 - ____

ID Number: I38539

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