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_WITTE II King of the Saxons_+
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_WITIGISLUS King of the Saxons_|
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_HENGIST King of the Saxons_|
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Mother: Anne BROOKS |
"ii. WILLIAM FROST, b. Abt 1789; m. SARAH FROST, 1811,
Washington, VA."
_Wright FROST _______
| (1676 - 1738)
_Joseph FROST Sr.____|
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| |_Mary UNDERHILL _____
| (1676 - 1751)
_Joseph FROST Jr.____|
| (1753 - 1840) m 1786|
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|_Anne BROOKS ________|
(1757 - 1846) m 1786|
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Mother: Sarah "Sallie" Everett CARTER |
INWOOD, a short distance from Hyde Park, the home of Colonel W.
C. Knight, a son of Colonel John H. Knight, was built by him in
1842-43. Colonel W. C.Knight was one of the outstanding men in
the community, often serving as chairman of the different
political meetings held in the county. He was a member of the
State Senate and afterwards owner and editor of the Southern
Planter, and president of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society.
Colonel Knight was twice married. His first wife was Bettie
Garrant Dickinson of Inverness in Nottoway, and his second, Miss
Thomas, of Richmond.
In 1858 Colonel Knight sold Inwood and bought Wilton, the old
Randolph estate on the James River. Former Lieutenant Governor
J. Taylor Ellyson's father owned Inwood at the outbreak of the
war. The grounds at Inwood in those days were very beautiful,
laid out with fountains and formal gardens. In later years it
was known as the Stearn's place.
CLEARMONT was the home of Colonel John Hughes Knight, whose wife
was Sallie Carter. He was the father of Colonel W. C. Knight,
Captain John Hughes Knight, and Dr. Oscar M. Knight. Clearmont
was a few miles from Inwood. Colonel John Hughes Knight was a
member of the legislature, and was on the Corresponding
Committee to instruct for Andrew Jackson for President from
Nottoway County.
GLENMORE is on the old road between Burkeville and Jennings
Ordinary. This was originally a Watson settlement, and the land
was patented by William Watson. The old Watson burying ground is
located here.
Children
William Oscar KNIGHT b: 6 SEP 1852
Wray Thomas KNIGHT b: 24 FEB 1854
Sally Belle KNIGHT b: 15 OCT 1855
Creed Thomas KNIGHT b: JUN 1857
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_John Hughes KNIGHT of Clearmont_|
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| _William CARTER _____|
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|_Sarah "Sallie" Everett CARTER __|
(1796 - 1874) m 1815 |
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|_Jane CRENSHAW ______|
(1770 - ....) m 1795|
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Mother: Sarah HIGGINS |
_Thomas LUCAS "the Immigrant"_
| (1650 - 1722)
_Charles LUCAS ______|
| (1692 - 1741) m 1718|
| |_Dorothy LETCHWORTH __________
| (1675 - 1719)
_William LUCAS ______|
| (1730 - 1810) m 1759|
| | _Richard EVANS _______________
| | | (1671 - 1703) m 1687
| |_Elizabeth EVANS ____|
| (1695 - 1749) m 1718|
| |_Elizabeth HALL ______________+
| (1673 - 1743) m 1687
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|--Thomas Higgins LUCAS
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(1734 - ....) m 1759|
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