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Mother: FEDELMIA of Ireland |
_ERC of Dal Riada____+
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_FERGUS macErc of Dal Riada_|
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Mother: Louisa COSBY |
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_James GERMANY _______|
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| _Charles COSBY ______+
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| _James Overton COSBY _|
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|_Louisa COSBY _______|
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|_Margaret MCCALL _____|
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Coat of Arms for the Richard Hatton family is somewhat blurred,
but the chevron is visable on the shield and a breast's head in
the crest, is found on the inventory of the personal estate of
Hatton Middleton, Prince George's County 1733. It is not the
Middleton coat of arms, but it conforms to the Hatton coat of
arms of the Irish branch. The Middleton family of Maryland
intermarried with the Hatton, of which Hon. Thomas Hatton,
secretary of the Province, was the outstanding member. The
Hattons of Ireland used: Azure a chevron ermine between three
garbs or". Crest: "A demi-griffen proper winged gules holding
between the paws and esquire's helmet or". RICHARD's dying
request was that his brother, Thomas, should invite his orphaned
family, Margarette and the children and their servant, John
Perryn, to come to America under his protection, which they did
in 1649."
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Mother: Mildred TURNER |
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|_Mildred TURNER _____|
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|_Catherine PATTERSON _|
(1770 - ....) |
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Dedman on Ancestry.com Updated: Mon Apr 14 2003 by Contact:
Helen Benac EMail: [email protected]
[371150]
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Father: JOHN OLIPHANT |
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_WALTER OLIPHANT ____|
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Mother: Elizabeth RONKINGERN |
John Tevebaugh stated in his letter dated 2 Mar 1998 that three
children were known to this Joseph: Joseph, Jacob and Dorothy.
If I have the correct PANCAKE family below, then perhaps our
Catharine is a daughter of John (this would also assume that
John died or lived elsewhere since Jacob Pancake is performing
the function of father or eldest brother for both Catherine and
Dorothy).
More research is needed but wondering if this Joseph is perhaps
the son of Andrew and his sibs Isaac and Agnes are in
Bartholomew Co., IN: p. 127 Synopsis of Wills
Andrew PANCAKE (Hardy Co.) 10-23-1786; pr. 9-11-1793. W.,
Elizabeth (pregnant), 8 ch., 1- John, 2-Hannah, 3-Joseph, farm;
4-Agnes, 5-Isaac, 6-Mary, 7-Abraham, 8-George (latter 5 minors).
Exec., sons, John and Joseph. Sec., John Pancake, Sr., John
Rannels, wit., wife Elizabeth, Thomas Talbot, John Shephard.
The following query was posted on the Knox County, IN Query
Forum by Yvonne Hamilton [email protected] on March 3,
1998:
In 1783 Joseph PANCAKE and his friend, Jacob TEVEBAUGH came to
Vincennes to prepare the way for their families to move west.
They joined the Militia and when a Peoria Indian raiding party
kidnapped a mother and child, they set out with the militia on
the rescue. The mother and child were rescued, but Joseph and
Jacob died in the fighting. The U.S. Congress granted their
children land for their fathers' service. Anyone out there
looking for the Pancake family?
notes made from Hardy Co., VA[now WV] that might appeal to you:
Hardy Co., VA, Deeds, Bk. 2, pp. 435-437:
Andrew Pancake & wf Elizabeth of Hardy Co. to Thomas
"Thickson[Thixton elsewhere]," 11 Dec 1791. re. Fairfax grant
of 03 Aug 1773 to John Pancake, #60 on west side of the South
Branch[Potomac] in Hampshire Co.(became Hardy Co., 1785], 52
acres for the lifetimes of John Pancake; and John Pancake, s/o
Andrew; Joseph Pancake, s/o Joseph. John Pancake had leased it
to Andrew in Hampshire Co. Acknowledged 09 Apr 1798.
Volume 2, page 462 - Land claims in the District of Vincennes.
1812.
G. Special Cases.
The claim of the Heirs of Joseph Pancake for a militia donation
of one hundred acres.
It is proved that Joseph Pancake was an effective militiaman at
Vincennes, in 1786; that he was with and under deponent's (John
Small's) command, in the same year, at the engagement with the
Indians on Embarras, where he was killed.
Volume 7, page 708 - Same information as Volume 2, page 462, but
for 400 acres; dated 1835.
Volume 7, page 710 - Locations entered at Vincennes, under the
act of Congress of the 3rd of March, 1807. Number drawn: 28
Name and Quantity: Solomon Tivebaugh, in right of Jacob
Tivebaugh, Jr., 200 acres. Where located: I locate 200 acres of
land in right of Jacob Tivebaugh, Jr.,
joining land of Jacob Pancake, No. 169, in the donation
beginning at the
east corner thereof, so as to include my improvement on Wilson's
creek. S.T.
Volume 7, page 723 -
Locations entered at Vincennes, under the act of Congress of
February 13, 1813, from 12th July to 30th September, 1813.
Number drawn: 186.
Name and Quantity: Walter Wilson, in right of heirs of Joseph
Pancake, 100
acres. Where located: I locate 100 acres of land, granted the
heirs of Joseph Pancake, deceased, on the west and north of 20
acres of land located by me, as one of the heirs of Alexander
Wilson, deceased. Walter Wilson, Assignee.
Private Claims, 1st-31st Congress, 1853. Volume 7, Page 7 -
Names of claimants: Joseph Pancake
Nature and object of the claim: Confirmation of title of land
in district of Vincennes.
Congress: 12 Session: 2
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No. or date of report: Jan. 18, 1813
passed: App'd Feb. 13, 1813.
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_Jost PANCAKE (PANNEKUCH) "the Immigrant"_|
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_Andrew PANCAKE (PANNEKUCH) _|
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