I6248: CLODIO or CLODIUS of Amiens (____

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Clodio or Clodius, surnamed Crinitus or Long-Hair, because he made the Franks wear long beards and long hair in opposition to the Romans and for a sign of liberty; for he invaded Gaul, and after he had been several times repulsed by Aetius, the Roman General, he took Artois, Cambray, Tournay, etc., as far as the River Somme, residing at Amiens. He d. A. D. 445 or 447. Wife, Basina, a widow daughter of Weldelphus, King of the Thuringians.

Clodion, the successor of Pharamond, was called "Long Locks," because lie introduced a custom that those of their blood should wear long hair. He left as his successor his youngest son, Albro, who married Argotta. Their son, Vanburtis, died in 528, leaving as his successor Anselbert, who died in .571, leaving two children. Arnold was the eldest. He was Marquis of a territory near tile Scheldt. He married Doda of Saxony, and, after her death, entered the Priesthood and became Bishop of Metz. He died in 640, leaving one soil, Ansigise, who married Begga, (daughter of Pepin of Lauden, who belonged to a noble Frailk family, akin to the Merovingians.

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Children:
2 Cornelius Benjamin BAKER b: 11 JUL 1867 d: 7 SEP 1921 + Margaret Ella GODWIN b: 11 OCT 1876 d: 11 JUL 1961
2 Sarah Elizabeth BAKER b: 21 JUL 1869 + Charlie RAY
2 Mary Jane BAKER b: 7 NOV 1871 + Melton COLLINS
2 Margaret Ann Amelia BAKER b: 4 JAN 1874 d: 13 JAN 1946 + CALDER
2 Nancy Henry Oliver BAKER b: 23 AUG 1876 d: 13 SEP 1944 + Tyler MCCUTCHEN
2 Elemuel Dow BAKER b: 25 APR 1879 + Lida GOODSON
2 John Colas BAKER b: 17 APR 1884 + Fannie THOMAS
2 Drucilla Adeline BAKER b: 6 FEB 1887 + John MCKENZIE

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BETHEA, JESSE State: AL Year: 1830 County: Wilcox County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Southern District Page: 188 Database: AL 1830 Federal Census Index

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Marriage 1 Elizabeth Forbes; Marriage 2 Christian Barclay, Not clear which wife is mother of his children.
Children
Janet Grant + Alexander (of Duffus) Sutherland d: ABT. 1570
John "the Gentle" (4th of Freuchie) Grant + Margaret (of Atholl) Stewart d: 1555 + Janet (of Rothes) Leslie d: 17 DEC 1591
William (of Finiarg) Grant d: UNKNOWN
Duncan (of Easter Elchies) Grant d: UNKNOWN
Archibald (of Ballentomb) Grant d: UNKNOWN
Isobel Grant + Archibald (Thane of Cawdor) Campbell d: DEC 1551
Margaret Grant
Agnes Grant

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aka: Waddill Marriage ceremony wit by Joseph Cotton and James Hall; 1790 Cheraw Dist SC Census; Abel Waddell JP, 26 Jan 1798 Darlington Dist. SC.
Settlement of his estate in Darlington Records, Book a, page 86 1806-1808; Probate Returns, Book 16, 1783-1825. Children: John, Noel m. to Mary Hodges, Martha m. Samuel Norwood, Elizabeth m. to Batson Morgan, Daniel, 2 ch. names unk. Dau unk m. to Alexander Frazier; Rachel signed for 2 ch. under age - one being Daniel Waddell and the other prob. John.

Will of John Kimbrough d. 1796 (he lived on Pee Dee River near Cashway Ferry) says "200 acres of land late the property of John Hodge bought by me from Abel Waddell...."

Abel and his wife are listed as members of Black Creek Baptist Ch before 1800 in Townsend's "South Carolina Baptists"; Membership roll for Cashway Baptist Ch (mother church of Black Creek) in 1756 shows Lewis and Phebe Malone, Mary Hodge, and Robert Hodges.

The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research Vol 7 page 72: DARLINGTON COUNTY MEMORIALIZED RECORDS The following records are from the same series as the "Orangeburg District Abstract of Deeds" (Volume III, nos. 3 and 4) and the "Orangeburg District Intestates 1819" (Volume VI, no. 3). All of the following are from a period before the Darlington Court House fire (1806).
The actual records have not survived. Only the lists as transcribed below are extant. These lists can be seen at S. C. Archives.

"A List of all probates and administrations granted by the Justices of the County of Darlington, Ordinaries for the said County. Enterd upon record in the Clerks office of the Aforesaid County from the 1st day of January Anno Domini 1789 until the 10th day of January Anno Domini 1790 to be returned into the Secretarys office of the State of South Carolina agreeable to an Act of Assembly passed the 13th day of March A. D. 1789. &c."

*** 22d Decemr [No intestate or testator named] Abel Waddill, Benja. Wrights, Junr, Robert Hodges, admr. & securitys. Bond £ 350

Administration on the Estate of Joshua Bailey granted to John M. Coggeshall October Intermediate term Securities to bond Enoch Evans Senior, John Hodges, penalty Sixty Pounds.

Darlington County Memorialized Records (Continued from Vol. 7, p.80)
SCMAR, Vol. VII, Summer 1979, No. 3, p.151
Names of Parties Conveyance date Land and where Situated and Consideration
Sherriff of Darlington to Abel Waddill 200 acres Welch Tract
Sheriffs deed 29th March 1793 œ 53 ster.
Abel Waddill Deed of Sale 200 Acres So to John West Side of Sanders 1st April 1793 œ 10 Belly Ach sterling.

Abel Waddell died in 1800 in Darlington District, South Carolina. He was 63 years-old. The settlement of Abel Waddell's estate is in Darlington County, South Carolina Records Book A 1806-1808 and Probate Returns Book 16 1783-1825. In Book A page 85, 86 and 87 - "We Rachel Waddell, Samuel Norwood, Noel Waddell, Batson Morgan, Alexander Frazier of Darlington District, Planters, to John Hodges Senr for $100.00 two tracts of land - 100 acres granted Thomas Williamson and by him conveyed to Wm Fountain and by him to Abel Waddell by whose decease the tract became ours by kinship. "

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My Southern Family

CLODIO or CLODIUS of Amiens

____ - ABT 0445

ID Number: I6248

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John Epps BAKER

23 Aug 1847 - 17 Jan 1919

ID Number: I77383

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Jesse BETHEA III

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I36317

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Alvin L. CHASON

ABT 1890 - ____

ID Number: I52238

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JAMES GRANT 3rd of Freuchie

1485 - 26 Aug 1553

ID Number: I75013

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Lucy Marie JOHNSON

ABT 1775 - 1860

ID Number: I27034

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SQUIRES

ABT 1840 - ____

ID Number: I14430

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Abel WADDELL

ABT 1737 - 1798

ID Number: I23713

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