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Mother: Rebecca Keziah MOUNTCASTLE |
_Robert Howard CASH Jr._______________________+
| (1750 - 1782) m 1770
_Barnett CASH _____________|
| (1781 - 1854) m 1806 |
| |_Tamasin "Tamsey" HIGGINBOTHAM _______________+
| (1754 - 1830) m 1770
_John Wesley CASH ___________|
| (1822 - 1896) |
| | _(RESEARCH QUERY) TUCKER of Virginia__________
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| |_Sarah TUCKER _____________|
| (1785 - 1836) m 1806 |
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|--Rebecca CASH
| (1856 - 1933)
| _(RESEARCH QUERY) MOUNTCASTLE of Old Virginia_
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| _John Gregory MOUNTCASTLE _|
| | (1785 - 1830) m 1818 |
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|_Rebecca Keziah MOUNTCASTLE _|
(1824 - ....) |
| _William SANDIDGE ____________________________+
| | (1753 - 1830) m 1783
|_Tamsey SANDIDGE __________|
(1800 - 1873) m 1818 |
|_Tamasin "Tamsey" HIGGINBOTHAM _______________+
(1754 - 1830) m 1783
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Mother: Martha BOLLING |
Children:
Rolfe Eldridge + Mary Moseley
Susan Eldridge + Webber
Thomas Eldridge + Mary Ayres
Courtney Tucker Eldridge b: 1793 + John Price Williams b: 1779
d: 1855
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_Thomas ELDRIDGE I____________________|
| (1680 - 1740) m 1709 |
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_Thomas ELDRIDGE II__|
| (1710 - 1754) m 1727|
| | _Richard KENNON of "Conjuror's Neck"_
| | | (1650 - 1696) m 1673
| |_Judith KENNON _______________________|
| (1692 - 1759) m 1709 |
| |_Elizabeth WORSHAM __________________+
| (1651 - 1743) m 1673
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|--Rolfe ELDRIDGE
| (1744 - 1806)
| _Robert I BOLLING "the immigrant"____+
| | (1646 - 1709) m 1675
| _John (The Red Bolling's) BOLLING Sr._|
| | (1676 - 1729) m 1697 |
| | |_Jane ROLFE _________________________+
| | (1650 - 1676) m 1675
|_Martha BOLLING _____|
(1713 - 1749) m 1727|
| _Richard KENNON of "Conjuror's Neck"_
| | (1650 - 1696) m 1673
|_Mary KENNON _________________________|
(1678 - 1727) m 1697 |
|_Elizabeth WORSHAM __________________+
(1651 - 1743) m 1673
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Mother: Elizabeth HODGES |
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_Thomas "Old Col Tom" EVANS Sr._|
| (1714 - 1782) |
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_Thomas "Col Tom" EVANS Jr._|
| (1743 - 1800) m 1767 |
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|--Eliza Hodges EVANS
| (1793 - 1888)
| _(RESEARCH QUERY) Old Cheraw, SC HODGES of Old Cheraw Dist. SC_+
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| _Elias HODGES __________________|
| | (1730 - 1792) m 1750 |
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|_Elizabeth HODGES __________|
(1755 - 1798) m 1767 |
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|_Phoebe_________________________|
(1730 - ....) m 1750 |
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Mother: Sarah "Sallie" HAMPTON |
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_(RESEARCH QUERY) GIBSON _|
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_Owin or Edwin GIBSON ___|
| (1750 - ....) m 1780 |
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|--John GIBSON
| (1784 - ....)
| _John HAMPTON Sr.____+
| | (1709 - ....)
| _John HAMPTON Jr._________|
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|_Sarah "Sallie" HAMPTON _|
(1759 - 1806) m 1780 |
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Mother: Ann RICE |
"Named in Settlement of the estate of Thomas Graves 1768. The
following information is taken from Louise Graves' wonderful
book about the Graves family: "In the year 1753 or 1754, John
Graves, his wife and 4 children, moved from Spotsylvania County,
Virginia to that sparely settled area of Orange County N. C..
which in 1777 became Caswell County. His sister Eleanor,
husband Thomas Kimbrough and family, moved there about the same
time.
Land was acquired by John Graves in Orange Co: 630 acres by deed
from Hugh Dobbin; early grants of 21 acres on Ready Fork, 394
acres on Country Line Creek, and 457 acres on Country Line
Creek. Later grants in Caswell County were made to him. Mrs.
Charles Iverson Graves, whose husband was a great-grandson of
John Graves stated that his "home was on the eminence quite near
the public road leading from Greensboro to Milton, NC."
Louisa Co, Rec. Deed Book D1/2, p. 133, references "John Graves
of N.C., eldest son and heir at law of Thos. Graves of Spots.
Co., he confirms to Wm. Pettus, who was one of his father's
executors, the sale of a tract of land and a mill lately
belonging to Thomas Graves."
The petition reads: "Novr. 22, 1782, Jno. Graves of North
Carolina, eldest son and heir at law of Thos. Graves of Spots.
Co., Va. to Wm. Pettus of Va. Whereas, sd. Thos. Graves, decd.
by his last Will and Testament, after certain legacies were
paid, directed the remainder of his estate equally divided among
all his children of their heirs, but did not empower his
executors to convey the same, the title so far, therefore,
remains vested in sd. John Graves, as eldest son and heir at
law, etc., and it being found necessary to sell and convey
certain tracts of land in Spots. Co., whereof sd. Thomas Graves
died seized, etc., this indenture witnesseth, the John Graves,
for the sum of L$451, gold or silver, to be paid by the said
Pettus to the Executors of the sd. Thomas Graves, the sd.John
Graves hereby conveys to the sd. Pettus 399 acres in
Spotsylvania Co, etc. ... Witnesses, Joseph Graves, John Graves,
William Graves, Jr., John Arnold, John W. Pettus, April 17,
1783." (Spots. Co. Rec. Deed Bk K , 1782-85, p. 372, Crozier.).
The name of John's first wife is not known. His oldest children
were Thomas, James (died unmarried), Ann (who married Barlett
Yancey, Sr.) and John Herndon Graves.
After John Graves married Isabella Lea, they had the following
children: Mary m. John Kerr; Barzillai; Solomon; Azariah; and
Isabella who m. Thomas Slade. This differentiation as to the
mothers of the children is based on the painstaking study of Dr.
John Goodwin Herndon, which provides inferential but conclusive
proof that Isabella Lea Graves, who m. John Graves, Sr., was not
old enough to have been the mother of his older children. She
was born after 1737 as the birth of her eldest sister, Nancy,
was 1837. Isabella Lea would have been only 8 or 9 years older
than John Herndon Graves, her stepson, who was born in 1746.
Isabella Lea was the daughter of James and Ann Herndon Lea.
John Graves, Sr., has been confused with his son John Herndon
Graves (who is generally shown in official records as John, Jr.,
John and John, Sr. after the death of his father) as being
representative in the House of Commons in the NC General
Assembly, 1788-1791-1792, and a member of the State Conventions
to consider the Federal Constitution in 1788 and 1789 as a
representative from Caswell County....
John Graves died intestate. The exact date of his death is
unknown. Administration Bonds, however, were filed with the
Caswell Co. Court Jan. 18, 1792, appointing Azariah Graves and
Solomon Graves executors of their father's estate, with John
Williams, Esq. and Jesse Carter named as bondsmen.
The March 30, 1792 Caswell Court: "ordered that administration
of the estate of John Graves, decd., be Granted to John & Thomas
Graves Jointly with their Brothers Solomon & Azariah Graves, who
qualified accordingly...."
The inventory of the estate of John Graves is in Caswell Co.
Will Bk. B, p. 459. The originals are in the NC Archives in
Raleigh filed under "Caswell County Estate Papers-John Graves".
They read as follows:
"An Inventory of the Estate of John Graves, Sr. Late of Caswell
County Deceased. Taken at the late dwelling house of said Dec'd
on the 20th day of March 1792- Negroes - 17; Horses - 17 head;
Cattle - 81 head; Hogs- 169 head; 1 wagon, 1 wagon (stage);
sheep 25 head; 1 still; crop of corn, tobacco, hemp, etc. Sundry
Plantation tools, cash in hard money $270. A riding chair and
horse given to the widow by consent of all the legatees
(extraordinary) also one smith's anvil & Bellows given to
Barzillai Graves by consent of the legatees & quantity Cyder."
Legatees listed as: Isbell Graves, Azariah, Thomas, Barzillai,
John & Solomon Graves, John Kerr, Ann Yancy and Thomas Slade.
Also an Inventory of that part of the Estate which was left to
the widow during her life: "4 feather beds & furniture, one
black walnut table, 15 chares, 1 looking glass, 2 sugar boxes, 2
chests, 3 trunks, parcel old books, 1 spice morter, 1 case and
bottles, 6 jugs, 2 batter rolls, 17 earthen plates, 4 bottles, 2
setts cups & saucers, 1 box iron etc., 1 flatt iron, fire tongs
& shovel, 2 glass tumblers, 1 vinegar cruet, 2 washington tubbs,
4 pails, 1 churn, 2 old cotter wheels, 2 flax ditto, 19 pewter
plates, 6 pewter dishes, 15 spoons, 10 basons, 2 cases of knives
& forks, 1 tea kettle, 1 coffee pot, 1 small bowl, 1 pint mug, 1
black jack, 4 potts, 2 skillets.
Also an Inventory of the part of the Estate that has not been
divided: "4 new hogsheads, 18 old ditto, 8 cyder casks, 2 small
ditto, 2 powdering tubs, 3 small barrels, 1 iron riddle, 1 wood
ditto, 7 sacks bags, 5 bee hives, 2 pair steel yards, 2 small
barrels, 2 old shott guns, quantity of salt, 1 grind stone,
small barrel nails, 1 pair money scales, 2 gimbletts,, 1 whip
saw, 2 cross cutt saws, 1 old bearsharo & coulter, parcel reap
hooks, 2 sithes & cradles, parcel old files, 1 steel trapp, 3
iron wedges, 2 foot adds, smiths tongs & hammers, 1 old stone
hammer, 1 smith's vise, 2 small hides leather, 2 raw hides, some
bells."
The inventories above are shown as photocopies in Louise Graves'
book. They bear the signatures of the legatees, all of whom
actually signed their names (as opposed to making their marks),
thereby providing some evidence that they were at least educated
enough to sign their names, something that cannot be assumed for
the majority of people in the rural South at that time.
According to Caswell court minutes dated Jan. 1787, John Graves,
Sr., conveyed 102 acres to John Kerr.
The 1784 tax listing for Caswell Co. lists John Graves as living
in the St. David's district of the county, owning 1690 acres of
land and having 13 black polls [whatever that meant--I suspect
it meant 13 black male slaves over age 21.] The land is listed
as being located on Country Line Creek."
_Jeffrey GRAVES Sr.__________+
| (1650 - ....) m 1680
_Jeffrey GRAVES Jr.________________|
| (1683 - ....) |
| |_Dorothy_____________________
| (1660 - ....) m 1680
_Thomas GRAVES Sr.___|
| (1698 - 1767) m 1712|
| | _____________________________
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| |_Elizabeth_________________________|
| (1680 - ....) |
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|--John GRAVES
| (1715 - 1792)
| _Edward RICE "the Immigrant"_+
| | (1636 - ....)
| _Thomas RHUYS RICE "the Immigrant"_|
| | (1656 - 1711) |
| | |_Mary WOOTEN? CLAIBORNE? ____
| | (1635 - 1709)
|_Ann RICE ___________|
(1692 - ....) m 1712|
| _____________________________
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|_Marcy HEWES? _____________________|
(1664 - 1722) |
|_____________________________
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Mother: Elizabeth PAXTON |
2 March 2004 - HAPPY TEXAS INDEPENDENCE DAY!!! Texas declared
its independence from Mexico on March 2, 1836. The Alamo fell
just four days later (March 6, 1836) so Texans designate March 6
as ALAMO DAY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO SAM HOUSTON!!! Sam Houston was born on March
2, 1793. Take care and God bless y'all.
For LIBERTY!!!
Jay Leib
[242960]
Died of pneumonia
_John HOUSTON II "the Immigrant"_____+
| (1689 - 1754) m 1717
_Robert HOUSTON _____|
| (1720 - ....) |
| |_Margaret Mary CUNNINGHAM ___________
| (1696 - 1754) m 1717
_Samuel HOUSTON I____|
| (1750 - 1807) |
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| |_Mary DAVIDSON ______|
| (1720 - ....) |
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|--Samuel "Sam" HOUSTON Gov. of TN and TX
| (1793 - 1863)
| _James (John) PAXTON "the Immigrant"_
| | (1692 - 1741) m 1715
| _John PAXTON II______|
| | (1716 - 1787) m 1742|
| | |_Elizabeth ALEXANDER ________________
| | (1694 - 1756) m 1715
|_Elizabeth PAXTON ___|
(1756 - 1808) |
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|_Mary BLAIR _________|
(1726 - 1821) m 1742|
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Mother: Ester (Esther) O'NEIL |
Item first. It is my will and desire that my body be buried in a
christian like manner and that the expenses be paid out of my
estate, and also that all my just debts be first paid out of my
estate, by my Executors hereafter to be named.
Item Second. I will unto my beloved wife, Christian Lokey, an
ample support out of my Estate, together with all necessary
wearing apparel, household and kitchen furniture, also the
privilege of choosing such of my slaves as she may select not
exceeding. To wait upon and superintend her person during her
natural life and that said slaves be clothed and fed out of my
estate by my Executors hereafter to be named, and that all
doctor's bills for attention to my wife and those slaves
selected by her, to wait upon and nurse my said wife, shall be
paid out of my estate by my executors hereafter to be named.
Item third. It is my will and desire that as soon after my death
as convenient and practicable my executors hereafter to be
named, shall proceed to sell my perishable property and land
whereon I now reside, with this exception, that if my wife be in
life then my Executors, hereafter to be named, shall reserve for
the use of my wife the dwelling house and the other buildings
attached, together with as much land as my Executors hereafter
to be named shall consider to be sufficient for her comfort and
convenience, so as to include firewood and rail timber and after
the sale of the perishable property or the whole or any portion
belonging to my estate, the money arising from said sale or
sales shall be appropriated to the payment of my just debts and
paying the Ordinary's fees, commissions and other necessary
contingent expenses -
my Executors shall pay over to my grandson Samuel Lokey, Sr. the
sum of one hundred and seventy-five dollars and
to my daughter, Sally May one hundred dollars and
to Robert W. Lazenby as trustee for my daughter Polly Lassiter
the sum of Two hundred and fifty dollars for the use of my said
daughter Polly Lassiter and her children, said sum nor any part
thereof is not to be subject to the use of her husband Robert
Lassiter.
Then the balance of the above sale or sales remaining in the
hands of my Executors hereafter to be named shall be equally
divided into four parts one fourth of which shall be paid over
to Sally May wife of James C. May, one fourth to my grandson
Samuel Lokey, Sr. one fourth my four grandchildren and children
of my son James Lokey: to wit: John Lokey, Thomas Lokey, Samuel
Lokey, Jr. , Sarah Lokey and Jane Lokey, and one fourth shall be
paid to Robert H. Lazenby trustee for my daughter Polly Lassiter
and her children subject to the restrictions as above specified.
Item Fourth. I give and bequeath into my daughter Sally the
following slaves. To wit: Cyrus, Priscilla, Alfred, Joanna and
Silva, to her and her heirs and assigns forever.
Item Fifth. I give and bequeath unto my five grandchildren, John
Lokey, Thomas Lokey, Samuel Lokey, Jr., Sarah Lokey and Jane
Lokey the following named slaves. To wit: Isaiah, Milly, Martha,
Sarah, Dewit, Mary Jane and Adolphus to them and their heirs and
assigns forever.
Item Sixth. I give and give unto my grandson Samuel Lokey, Sr.
the following named slaves. To wit: Dennis, Dolly, George,
Samantha, Laura, Simeon to him and his heirs and assigns
forever.
Item Seventh: I give and bequeath to Robert H. Lazenby in trust
for the sole and separate use of my daughter Polly Lassiter and
children now born or to be born the following named slaves
together with the future increase of the same, to wit: Jerry,
Noah, Selena, Sophronia, said slaves so given and bequeathed to
my daughter Polly and children shall not be subject to the debts
of or contracts of her husband, Robert Lassiter.
Item Eighth. I nominate constitute and appoint my Friends,
Richard S. Lazenby and Robert H. Lazenby my Executors to carry
into effect this my Last Will and Testament.
I testamony whereof I Dingley Lokey have hereunto set my hand
and seal by making my cross mark this 28th day of May in the
year Eighteen hundred and Sixty-one.
Dingley (his X) Lokey (LS)
Signed Sealed and acknowledged in the presence of each of us and
that we subscribed the same as Witnesses at the request of the
Testator.
Stephen Drane
Franklin Durmavant
George Willison
State of Georgia, Warren County
The following clause is a supplement to Dingley Lokey's Will
bearing the date the 28th day of May Eighteen hundred and
sixty-one.
Item. whereas in the seventh clause of my will I nominated and
appointed my friend Robert H. Lazenby trustee of my daughter
Polly Lassiter. I now by this supplement clause of my will
revoke the trusteeship of said Robert H. Lazenby and appoint in
his stead my son-in-law Robert Lassiter to carry into effect the
said seventh clause of my said Will.
In witness and testamony whereof, I, Dingley Lokey have hereunto
set my hand and seal this the 25th day of November Eighteen
hundred and sixty-one.
Signed Sealed and acknowledged in the presence of us and that we
subscribed the same as witnesses at the request of the Testator.
Stephen Drane
W. F. Steed
James Flinn
The 1820 census for Warren County, GA listed three children in
the age range of 10-18. One of these children could have been
the child of Sally McGee. Since no specific birth date is
available this is purely an assumption on my part.
Children:
m1: + Sally MCGEE d: UNKNOWN
2 Esther LOKEY b: ABT 1809 d: BEF 10 DEC 1840 + Thomas Peter
WATSON b: 1813 d: 17 JUL 1892
m2: + Mary MATHEWS d: UNKNOWN
2 James LOKEY b: BET 1810 AND 1820 d: UNKNOWN+ Elizabeth
Honeycut (HUNNICUT) b: ABT 1808 d: ABT 1863
2 Thomas LOKEY b: BET 1810 AND 1820 d: BEF 10 DEC 1840 +
Priscilla DARDEN\HEARN b: ABT 1815 d: ABT 1865
2 Sarah "Sally" LOKEY b: 1825 d: UNKNOWN + James C. MAY b: 1818
d: UNKNOWN
2 Mary "Polly" LOKEY b: 1827 d: UNKNOWN + Robert LASSITER b:
1824 d: UNKNOWN
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Mother: Elizabeth Ann PLAYER |
_Alexander MCCANTS Jr._+
| (1798 - 1870) m 1819
_Alexander James MCCANTS C.S.A._|
| (1819 - 1870) |
| |_Martha Jones DANIEL __+
| (1801 - 1860) m 1819
_Samuel John MCCANTS C.S.A._|
| (1847 - 1900) m 1870 |
| | _Thomas BURROWS _______+
| | | (1785 - 1828) m 1805
| |_Isabella Anne Eveline BURROWS _|
| (1822 - 1901) |
| |_Jane SNOWDEN _________+
| (1785 - ....) m 1805
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|--Henry Allen MCCANTS
| (1880 - 1927)
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| _James M. PLAYER _______________|
| | (1820 - ....) |
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|_Elizabeth Ann PLAYER ______|
(1859 - 1896) m 1870 |
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|_Eugenia PARSONS _______________|
(1820 - ....) |
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Mother: Elizabeth HAWKER |
_Thomas PREWITT "the Immigrant"____+
| (1616 - 1692)
_John PREWITT\PRUITT _____|
| (1658 - ....) m 1680 |
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_Samuel PREWITT\PRUITT _|
| (1700 - 1760) m 1720 |
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| |_Sarah LESSENE ___________|
| (1662 - ....) m 1680 |
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|--Patience PREWITT\PRUITT
| (1725 - ....)
| _Thomas HAWKER ____________________
| | (1656 - ....)
| _Robert HAWKER OR HUCKER _|
| | (.... - 1711) m 1698 |
| | |_Patience NEEDHAM? ________________
| | (1660 - ....)
|_Elizabeth HAWKER ______|
(1701 - 1795) m 1720 |
| _William SELBY Sr. "the Immigrant"_
| | (1606 - 1698)
|_Amy SELBY _______________|
(1679 - 1711) m 1698 |
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Mother: UNNAMED |
I knew Will Rowe when I was a child, family says he adored me:
He was an oil well wild catter. He made a million, lost a
million and was very flamboyant. He once had a band meet his
train in Vivian, LA. He held a big blowout at the Capt. Shreve
Hotel in Shreveport, LA. Later, alcohol became a
problem...divorced wife, died broke at Pines Sanitarium,
Shreveport, LA where he had once donated all the furniture to
this same place.
Last address 1944: 4112 Anna Street Shreveport, Louisiana.
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Mother: Elizabeth KENNON |
_Joseph ROYALL II "the Immigrant"_+
| (1600 - 1655) m 1640
_Joseph ROYALL III___________________|
| (1646 - 1722) m 1680 |
| |_Katherine BANKS _________________+
| (1620 - ....) m 1640
_Joseph ROYALL IV____|
| (1677 - 1747) m 1698|
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| |_Mary HARRIS ________________________|
| (1664 - 1698) m 1680 |
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|--Littleberry ROYALL
| (1714 - ....)
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| _Richard KENNON of "Conjuror's Neck"_|
| | (1650 - 1696) m 1673 |
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|_Elizabeth KENNON ___|
(1679 - ....) m 1698|
| _William WORSHAM "the Immigrant"__+
| | (1619 - 1661) m 1643
|_Elizabeth WORSHAM __________________|
(1651 - 1743) m 1673 |
|_Elizabeth LITTLEBERRY ___________
(1620 - 1678) m 1643
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Mother: ISABEL PAVELEY |
_JOHN ST. JOHN of Faumont____________+
| (1267 - ....)
_JOHN ST. JOHN ___________|
| (1292 - ....) |
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_JOHN ST. JOHN ______|
| (1319 - ....) |
| | _ROBERT UMFREVILLE 2nd Earl of Angus_+
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| |_ELIZABETH de UMFREVILLE _|
| (1305 - ....) |
| |_LUCY de KYME _______________________+
| (1280 - ....) m 1303
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|--OLIVER ST. JOHN
| (1346 - ....)
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