I10118: Wiley Blount ALVIS C.S.A. (1842

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Private, Capt Winston's D Co, 3rd Engineers, C.S.A. enlisted 25 Dec 1861 at Knoxville; was captured 21 Feb 1862 in Campbell Co KY and was exchanged 25 Aug 1862 at Camp Chase, OH.

Posted by Doris Alvis Moran [email protected] on Thu, 12 Apr 2001
Surname: Alvis, James
"I am trying to find parents of Maggie Alvis, b.January 1, 1882, d. June 17, 1974 IL, m. Woodford James ?, d.1955. She was buried at Oak Grove Cemetary, LeRoy, Il.
I have been told that she was the 1/2 sister of my grandfather, Mack Alvis son of Wiley B. Alvis. I cannot locate anything about her. Please send replies to my email address. Your help will be appreciated."

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2 Loretto Rebecca LAMAR b: 26 JUL 1818 d: 29 AUG 1905 + Absalom Harris CHAPPELL b: 18 DEC 1801 d: 11 DEC 1878

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"They had 10 children. One at 82 years of age runs the family store, which is the oldest country store in America. "Penn's Store" has been in the Penn family since 1850 and has been a store since before 1845." Visit the Penn Store at www.danville-Ky.com/boyleCounty/historic.htm

"After Dr. Cleaver left the area, his office and house became the home of Martin and Sue Penn's. Martin Penn, with the help from his five sons, farmed while also tending to the store. However, one day in 1933, while raking hay with a team of horses, the team got spooked and ran off with him. Martin's legs were entangled in the reins and he was dragged along the creek bed near the store. Shortly thereafter he died from massive injuries."

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!BIRTH: Register of Saint Paul's Parish; 1715-1798; by H.S. King; David Rousseau born 2 Nov 1717 in Stafford county, Virginia. Parents were Hillaire and Elizabeth Rousseau.

!DEATH: Records of Westmoreland County, Va.; inventory of David Rousau's estate.
!WILL: Will Book "A"; Culpepper County, Va.; document showing the division of the slaves of David Rausau dec'd between his two sons, Hillair Rausau and James Rausau. Widow Ann remarried Samuel Dogan.

!MISC: Deed Book "E"; Culpepper County, Virginia; Hillair Rousseau, son and heir of David Rousseau dec'd, gave to his mother Ann Dogan a gift.

REFN 14 RESI Stafford Co., and Culpeper Co., VA RELI St. Paul's Parish Church, VA - Source: "The Kelly Family Book," and Elizabeth Rousseau's Will.

Quary from The Ridge Runners, Vol. XIII, William A. Yates, P.O. Box 274, Ozark, MO 65721, 1981. Rousseau-Harrison quary. David Rousseau b 1717 Stafford Co., VA. d 1748 Culpeper Co., Va, m Ann (Mary) Harrison. Children: Hillaire b c1743, Va, d. c.1829, Wilkes Co., N.C., m. Sarah "Polly" Rodgers; and James b 1746, d 1824 Wayne Co. Ky, m Lucy Rodgers. Ann m/2 Samuel Dogan and had several children. Who were Ann Harrison's parents? Will exchange info on desc of Hillaire Rousseau and wife Elizabeth Linton.

Mrs. Richard Rosacrans, P.O. Box 324, Moxee City, WA 98936. Also, this may be related: Same publication Dogan Need any info on the following: John Dogan m Polly Vaughn 1810 Pulaski Co Ky. Samuel Dogan, physician, d 1857 Pulaski Co Ky, m Nancy Morrow in Pulaski Co Ky. He named 3 daus in will: Lucy Ann Buckner; Helen, w/o Smith B. Gossett; and Martha Harrison. Also named grandson Fountain Ely Dogan.Who were parents and wife of Lovel H. Dogan? His will probated 1845 Pulaski Co. Ky named children: Henry; Samuel; Elizabeth, Zackry; Lucy Cundiff, w/o Isaac; and Kitty Saunders. Also grandchildren: Henry B. Morris, Lucy Ann Morris, and Eliza Staff.

Mrs. Richard Rosacrans, P.O. Box 324, Moxee City, WA. 98936 also, this, same publication McBride-Heathman Need info on partents of Elizabeth Heatman b c1776 NC, m 1799 Wilkes Co., NC to William McBride b c1777 NC. LivedRush Co., Ind. 1840; in 1850 in Union Twp, Wells Co., Ind.where both d and are buried. Were her parents Jonathan and Sarah (Hulin) Heatman who moved from Wilkes Co., NC to Madison Co Ky after 1800? Was William's father James McBride, who d 1808 Wilkes Co. NC? Children named in will:Ann Chambers, William, James, Mary Baker, Sarah Rash, Elizabeth Clark, Jean Rash, Martha Busy, Rebecca Johnson,Lydia, and Ruch. His wife was Sarah. Believe some of the above (besides William) settled in IN. Known children of William and Eliza\beth McBride: William b 1803 NC, m Rebecca Rogers 1832 Henry 1811 NC, m. William Rousseau c1833; and Robert b 1812 NC, m Mary "Polly" Bell 1834 Rush Co., Ind.All of the above lived Union Twp, Wells Co Ind 1850. Believe there were at least 7 more children.

Mrs. Richard Rosacrans, P.O. Box 324, Moxee City, WAS 98936 Source: Rousseau Family History Very little has been learned of David and Ann and he died at an early age in 1748. An Inventory of David Rousau's Estate was made in 1748 and is to be found in the records of Westmoreland County, Virginia. Some time after the death of David, Ann married Samuel Dogan and they kept control of Hillair and James Rousseau's Inheritance from their Father's Estate until 1767; Hillair was 24 and James was 21 at that time. A Document found in Will Book "A", Culpeper County, VA, is one showing the division of the slaves of David Rausau dec'd between his two sons, Hillair Rausau and James Rausau and the laying of the Dower of the widow of the said Daivd Rausau dec'd who is since intermarried with a certain Samuel Dogan.

Source: "Virginia Wills and Administrations, 1632 - 1800, "Torrence Ref. 929.3 TLHR, p. 366, (Hayner Cultural Center, Troy, OH) lists David Rousseau's (spelled Rousau) Will in Westmoreland Co., VA 1748

i. Source: "The Register of Saint Paul's Parish, 1715 - 1798," compiled and published by George H. S. King, p. 117. The Register of Saint Paul's Parish 1715 - 1798, lists David, son of Hilliare, and Elizabeth Rousseau as members of the church on November 2, 1717. Hilliare Rousseau has his name registered on the next line. The date of his membership is June 30, 1720.

NOTE: From a Richmond, VA. Microfilm: Hillaire, son of David Rousseau mentions his father died "interstate leaving behind him sundry slaves which this day have been divided between my brother James and myself (by an Order of the worshipful court of the said County) first lay-of my Mother Ann Dogan her Dowery and being desirous that my Mother have a right of interitance in some of the slaves..." Witnessed by William Rousseau: Anty Garnett: John Crittenden.

(1766 Note further: Ref. Douglas Register, Torrance, VA., Wills 1632-1800, David Rousseau, Westmoreland Co., 1748,

i. Wills Culpepper Co., Va. 1749-1770 - Dorman, Vol. I, pg. 413. "We have divided the slaves of the dower of the widow of said David Rousau, dec., who is since intermarried with a certain Samuel Dogan." 27 Dec. 1766. Wit. William Rousseau: Antho (?) Garnett; John Crittenden. Returned and Ordered, 16 April 1767. ^[S209] ^[S773]

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"Mary Townshend married Col. John Washington, and in 1727 conveyed a part of the Townshend patent to her son, John Washington"

My Southern Family

Wiley Blount ALVIS C.S.A.

1842 - 27 Nov 1913

ID Number: I10118

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Edward DUDLEY

BEF 1772 - ____

ID Number: I12488

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Loretta Rebecca LAMAR

26 Jul 1818 - 29 Aug 1905

ID Number: I79326

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Mary LITTLETON

1619 - 15 Dec 1691

ID Number: I91926

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Martha S. NICHOLS

ABT 1808 - 1886

ID Number: I43947

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WILLIAM de PATESHULL

____ - ____

ID Number: I66722

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David Martin PENN

24 Mar 1877 - 3 Oct 1933

ID Number: I18743

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David ROUSSEAU

2 Nov 1717 - 12 Jun 1748

ID Number: I5194

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Mary TOWNSHEND

1669 - 1 Apr 1727

ID Number: I51184

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