I10114: George N. ALVIS C.S.A. (1836

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Mustered in 10 Nov 1862 at Rogersville for a period of 3 years, Capt Wm F Sturm's company B Co 61st Mounted Tenn Infantry, age 27 years old. Captured at Big Black River, MS 7 May 1863 and sent to Memphis TN 25 May 1863, to Ft Delaware, MD 15 June 1863, to City Point, VA for exchange July 1863.

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Aka: Josh. Josh Foster ca 1724-72 m Elizabeth Elley and had son Henry.
A Foster Will 1763:
Item. I give & Bequeath unto my son John FOSTER one Negro Woman named Sue, which he has now in his possession, & one negro boy named (Titus?), to him & his heirs forever.

Item. (After all my Just Debts & funeral Expenses are fully Satisfied & paid), I give all the Remainder of my Estate (not heretofore given) to my son John FOSTER, his heirs ...?.. forever~

Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grandson Henry FOSTER the Land and Plantation Whereon his Father John FOSTER now lives~containing about five hundred acres, more or less, it being all the Land I hold on the upper, or west side of the Pamunkey road & adjoining to my son Anthony FOSTER’s Land, to him & his heirs forever~

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2 Evelina LAMAR b: 5 NOV 1803 d: 29 AUG 1833 + Michael HARVEY

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(1) Sir Robert de Umfraville (dvpsp c1347)
m. (1340) Margaret Percy (d 1375, dau of Henry de Percy, 2nd Lord of Alnwick)
m2. (by 10.1362) Maud de Lucy (dsp 1398, dau of Sir Thomas de Lucy, 2nd Lord)

3rd & 10th Earl of Angus?

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Children: John, Ann, Mary, Charles Washington.
Laurence Washington((7)) (Laurence((6)), Robert((5)), Laurence((4)), John((3)), Robert((2)), John((1)), of Whitfield Co., Lancaster, 1450), brother of Col. John Washington, b. about 1635, Twig, Bedfordshire, England; baptized June 23, 1635. Emigrated to Virginia 1656 and died there 1677. Will dated September 27, 1675, probated Rappahannock Co., Jan. 6, 1677. He married, first, in Luton, England, Jan. 26, 1661, Mary Jones, who d. about 1663-5, daughter of Edmund Jones, of Luton, England.

Laurence Washington was a merchant, and had storehouses in England and in Virginia. He was a witness to the will of Col. Nathaniel Pope, May 16th, 1659. He married Mary Jones, at Luton, England, Jan. 21, 1661. There is on record in Westmoreland, a power of attorney from Gabriel Reve, of London, merchant, to Laurence Washington, of Luton, Co. Bedford, Merchant, to demand from the heirs, executors, and administrators of Col. Nathaniel Pope, late merchant of Virginia, deceased, all debts due from Pope to Reve, which power of attorney is dated Oct. 31, 1660, and was recorded Feby. 4, 1662. Laurence was certainly in Virginia, in February 1662, at the time the paper was recorded, and he probably brought his wife with him.
This record proves that Laurence Washington made frequent trips over the ocean to and from England during the first ten years of his residence in Virginia. The second wife of Laurence Washington was Joyce, in legal documents:
"Laurence Washington, of Rappahannock, and his wife, Joyce," conveyed "200 acres of land, Feb. 6, 1671-2, formerly the property of Alexander Fleming, and by Fleming, assigned to John Thomazine, and by the latter to Laurence Washington." Capt. Alexander Fleming was married twice. Records in Ellis Co. show that Alexander Fleming and wife, Ursula, made a deed August 19, 1660. His other wife, Joyce, by whom he had daughter Alexia, married Thomas Pace, and their daughter, Elizabeth, married Rowland Thornton.
In 1692, Thomas Pace, planter of Va., and wife Jane, of Rappahannock Co., and Rowland Thornton, planter, and his wife Elizabeth, one of the daughters of Alexander Fleming, made a deed to Francis Thornton, of Richmond Co., for 320 acres of land, being part of 960 acres given by Fleming to his wife, Joyce, and two daughters, which 320 acres came to Pace, with Alexia, his first wife. Joyce (Fleming) Washington, married, third, a man who squandered her patrimony, so that her son, John Washington, had not the value of £20 therefrom. By his first marriage, Laurence Washington had three daughters.
I. Mary Washington, bap. Dec. 22, 1663; named as heir to her father's English estate. She married Gibson, of Hawnes, Bedford, England.
II. The second daughter was married.
III. A daughter, died very young.
Laurence Washington by his second marriage had issue:
I. A daughter, died very young.
II. John Washington, born after 1667.
III. Ann Washington.

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My Southern Family

George N. ALVIS C.S.A.

1836 - ABT 1874

ID Number: I10114

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Joseph B. BASS

17 May 1844 - ? 1 APR 1849

ID Number: I5190

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John FOSTER

ABT 1743 - ABT 1773

ID Number: I12484

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Philip KAIGLER

ABT 1840 - ____

ID Number: I43943

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Evelina LAMAR

5 Nov 1803 - 29 Aug 1833

ID Number: I79322

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Sir ROBERT de UMFREVILLE 4th Earl of Angus

1310 - 6 Jan 1379

ID Number: I56547

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Lawrence WASHINGTON "the Immigrant"

23 Jan 1635 - ABT 1677

ID Number: I51180

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WILLIAM WHITTINGTON II

1650 - 1720

ID Number: I91922

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