I63904: Mary BURGESS (ABT 1680

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(b) Sir Robert Lindsay of Orkie, 9th Lord of the Byres (d 09.07.1616) m. (mcrt 26.01.1610) Christian Hamilton (dau of Thomas Hamilton, 1st Earl of Haddington)

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Count of Salm and Luxembourg. See Saillot, "Le Sang de Charlemagne" and Erick Brandenburg, "Die Nachkommen Karls des Grossen" (1935).

2. Frederic I, Count in Moselgau (b 958/c965, d 016.10.1019) m. (after 985/990) Irmentrud, heiress of Gleiberg (b c964, dau of Heribert, Count of Gleiberg)

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Marriage 1 Margaret Exton b: 1610 in Kent, England
Children
Samuel Reynolds
Margaret Reynolds b: 1645
Elizabeth Reynolds b: 24 FEB 1644/45
James Reynolds b: 1646 in Chester County PA
Robert Reynolds b: 1648 in Chester County PA
John Reynolds b: 25 OCT 1650 in Chester County PA
Francis Joseph Reynolds b: 27 OCT 1652 in Chester County PA
William Reynolds b: 1654 in Chester County PA
Henry Reynolds b: 1 MAY 1655 in Chichester, Sussex, England
Thomas Reynolds b: 1657 in Chester County PA
Mary Reynolds b: 10 JUN 1657

see http://www.hostville.com/family/gen1/
References book "Sheppard-Marshall and Allied Families", by Lillian A Sheppard, 1974

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2 Nancy TERRILL b: 1798 + James WHITE d: 1828 + David SHEPPARD + Martin P. d: 1849

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"They lived near Cragfont in a house built about 1825 on land that was inherited by Almira from her father's estate. Designed to serve as a stage coach stop, it is considered a splendid example of the log cabin type of architecture, and is now the oldest structure of its type and size in Tennessee. Although it never became a stop on the stage coach line, the Wynne family established a very successful spa there, called "Castalian Springs". The land was farmed and the home was occupied by the Wynne family until the death of George W. Wynne. It is now maintained by the State and known as "Wynnewood" to avoid confusion with the name of the nearby community of Castalian Springs."

Became Colonel in 1835; He Met Almira while working in James Winchester's general store in Cairo, TN.
Children:
2 James Winchester WYNNE b: 8 DEC 1825
2 Robert Bruce WYNNE b: 17 FEB 1827
2 Selima WYNNE b: 9 SEP 1828
2 Caroline A. E. WYNNE b: 4 JAN 1830 d: 2 DEC 1854
2 Ida WYNNE b: 17 JAN 1832
2 Marie Louise WYNNE b: 18 JUL 1834 d: 28 MAR 1927
2 Lucilius William WYNNE b: 6 MAY 1836 d: 18 DEC 1860 + Rebecca FRYE
2 Valerius P. WYNNE b: 3 FEB 1838
2 Andrew Jackson WYNNE b: 8 DEC 1839
2 Susan Winchester WYNNE b: 25 SEP 1841 d: 18 AUG 1923
2 William Hall WYNNE b: 18 NOV 1843 d: 12 JUN 1862
2 Joseph Guild WYNNE b: NOV 1845 d: AUG 1887
2 Mary (Mollie) Merriwaether WYNNE b: APR 1847 d: 6 APR 1906
2 Winchester WYNNE b: 12 JUL 1850

Bio: Colonel Alfred Wynne Written by Jay Guy Cisco
From Historic Sumner County, Tennessee, 1909

Retyped for the page by Diane Payne and Danene Vincent

"Colonel Alfred R. WYNNE was a son of Robert and Cynthia (HARRISON) WYNNE. He was born in Sumner County n 1800. He received a good education at Hickory Ridge, Wilson County, then, at the age of 16 years, returned to his native county and became a clerk in a store at Cairo, where he remained for several years, then commenced business on his own account at the same place. Three years later he sold out and engaged in the milling business at Stamps Mill. In 1834 he purchased a farm at Castalian Springs, where he continued to reside until his death. He was a Colonel of militia, having command of 1200 men under the old military laws. In 1866 he was elected a State Senator and served one term. He was for forty-seven years postmaster at Castalian Springs. In March 1824 he married Almira, a daughter of General James and Susan BLACK WINCHESTER. Fourteen children were born to them, some of whom are now living in Sumner County at the old Castalian Springs farm.

Colonel WYNNE had one sister, Cynthia, who married Albert Gallatin DONOHO, of Trousdale County, and whose son, Dr. DONOHO, has for years been a prominent physician of Hartsville.

Colonel Wynne's wife inherited from her father an interest in the property known as Bledsoe's Lick. He organized a company, which erected the large log buildings and occupied as a hotel during the summer months. He gave to the place the name "Castalian Springs." Later he purchased the other interests and became the sole owner. At his death the property passed to his three children, Winchester WYNNE, of Gallatin; Misses Sue and Louisa WYNNE, who reside at the old place. The two sons of Winchester WYNNE, George and Edmond WYNNE, reside with their parents in the old home."

Col. A. R. Wynne
From History of Tennessee From the Earliest Time to The Present
Goodspeed Publishing Co.Nashville, TN 1887

Retyped for the page by Eileen McCarey 2000

Col. A. R. Wynne was born in Sumner County in 1800, and is now one of the leading farmers and stock raisers of the First District. His parents were Robert and Cynthia (Harrison) Wynne. The father was a native of North Carolina, and moved with his parents to Sumner County when a boy; he married in this county, and soon after moved to Wilson County where he died in the prime of life in 1802. The mother was born in South Carolina, and died in Jackson, Miss., a devout member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. After the death of his father our subject lived with his grandfather Wynne until sixteen years of age in Wilson County, receiving most of his education at Hickory Ridge, in same county. Mr. Wynne then returned to Sumner County, and entered a mercantile house at Cairo, where he clerked for several years, then commenced business upon his own responsibility at the same place, but sold out three years later and went to Stampson's Mill, and engaged in the milling business.

In 1834 he purchased the farm on which he now resides, and has since then made it his home, owning 432 acres of Sumner County's most valuable land, the home tract of 290 acres being at Castalian Springs. Mr. Wynne is one of the leading farmers of Sumner County, is widely known and respected by all. Under the old military rules he was colonel of the militia having command of 1,200 men between Gallatin and Hartsville.

In 1866 he was elected to represent Sumner County in the upper branch of the State Legislature. March, 1825, he married Miss Elmira, daughter of Gen. James and Susan Winchester, of Sumner County.

Fourteen children were born to this marriage, three sons and three daughters living: Joseph G., Andrew J. of Alabama, Winchester, Louisa, Susan and Mary M. Mrs. Wynne was born in Sumner County in 1804, and died in 1882, a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Mr. Wynne has been a life-long Democrat; his first presidential vote was cast for Gen. Jackson in 1828. He was a great admirer of Jackson, Polk and Johnson. He is an influential and consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and has been postmaster at Castalian Springs for forty-seven years."

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My Southern Family

Mary BURGESS

ABT 1680 - ____

ID Number: I63904

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Otis Calvin HARRISON

12 Dec 1894 - 3 Sep 1967

ID Number: I38700

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ROBERT LINDSAY 9th Lord of the Byres

____ - 7 Sep 1616

ID Number: I103015

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Count FREDERICK I de LUXEMBOURG of Luxemboug

0965 - 6 Oct 1019

ID Number: I23162

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Samuel Gustavus MCKNEELY

8 Jul 1865 - 13 Aug 1936

ID Number: I2376

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Thomas Holiday PENN

ABT 1799 - ____

ID Number: I71141

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William REYNOLDS Sr.

1606 - 19 Feb 1668

ID Number: I28529

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Amanda STARR

George STREET

1667 - ____

ID Number: I94799

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Nancy TERRELL

1798 - ____

ID Number: I78878

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George TEVEBAUGH

ABT 1778 - ABT 1834

ID Number: I15925

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Mary TRICE

ABT 1740 - ____

ID Number: I76508

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Ann W. WATKINS

ABT 1840 - ____

ID Number: I32445

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Col. Alfred R. WYNNE

1800 - 18 Dec 1893

ID Number: I69595

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