I34936: BOHEMUND III de ANTIOCH (ABT 1150

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Title: Magna Charta Sureties 1215, Frederick Lewis Weis, additions by Walter Lee Sheppard Jr, 5th Edition, 1999 Page: 113b-13;
Title: Burke's Peerage & Baronetage, 106th Edition, Charles Mosley Editor-in-Chief, 1999 Page: 663.

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Children:
2 Jabez HARDING b: 28 Jun 1726 d: 20 Feb 1800 + Miriam WELD b: 4 May 1735 d: bet 1820 - 1825.
2 Mary HARDING b: ABT. 1709
2 Elisha HARDING b: 11 APR 1711
2 Simon HARDING b: 11 Apr 1719 d: 27 Sep 1768 + Patience SABIN b: 7 Nov 1723 d: 11 Jun 1751
2 John HARDING b: 19 APR 1713
2 Stephen HARDING b: 26 MAY 1717 d: 29 JUL 1717
2 Olive HARDING b: 4 SEP 1722 + Joshua BULLARD b: 25 Nov 1716 d: 4 Sep 1792
2 Caleb HARDING b: 26 NOV 1714
2 Moses HARDING b: 23 DEC 1707 d: 24 SEP 1777 + Mary BULLARD b: 7 Apr 1717

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Children:
Sybil Marsh b. 23 May 1744 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Silas Marsh b. 13 May 1747 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
John Marsh b. 9 Mar 1748/49 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Duty Marsh b. 19 Jan 1749/50 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Lydia Marsh b. 30 Oct 1752 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Martha Marsh b. 17 Apr 1755 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Calvin Marsh b. 14 Mar 1757 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Anna Marsh b. 5 Oct 1758 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Mary Marsh b. 10 Dec 1760 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Molly Marsh b. 17 Sep 1763 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Ichabod Marsh b. 16 Oct 1764 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Silence Marsh b. 20 Jun 1766 in Sturbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts

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M James Jordan MONZINGO (AFN:1PT1-270) Born: 1 Sep 1845 Place: Houston Co., Georgia Died: 29 Mar 1882 Place: Webster Parish, Louisiana Spouse: Mattie G. PALMER (AFN: 1PT1-286) Marriage: 7 Nov 1872 Minden, Webster Parish, Louisiana

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Norwood, Margaret Dial, Comp. Capt. John Norwood and Mary Warren Norwood : a family history / by Margaret Dial Norwood, Charles S. Norwood xxix, 217 p Request #: 929 Norwood.

Capt. John Norwood's children were:
Samuel m _____ Williamson and had a large family. One daughter married Col. Stephen LaCoste of Sumter, SC, another m. John Alexander and moved west. They also had several sons.
Elias m ______ Williams, who was probably a sister to Ira E. Williams.
John Jr. m. _________Powell and moved to Mississippi.
Joseph m. Sarah E. McIntosh and they stayed in Darlington
Alexander m. ________McIntosh and left children in Alabama (She was probably a sister to Sarah.
Jesse W. m. ________Chapman and left 2 daughters
Margaret m. Albert Fort, they stayed in Darlington Dist. and had Josiah, Margaret Dawson, Mary Norwood and a couple of more. Albert Fort was married to Sarah Teel before he married Margaret and he and Sarah had one son, Albert Fort, whom Margaret raised as her own son. Albert went to Florida.
Martha m. Daniel Cook.

"Bet 1810 AND 1820 Appears in Darlington County census for 1800, 1810 and 1820.
Census: 1790 Abbeville County as "Captain John Norwood", family consisting of himself and 1 son over 16, 4 sons under 16, wife and 1 daughter.
PROP: Many deed records for him in Darlington County from 1800 until his death.
PROP: 1 NOV 1791 Survey of 715 acres for John Norwood on Norwood Branch off Swift Creek.
John's estate was not divided until after the death of his wife Mary.
Burial: Monument at Byrdtown, Darlington County, South Carolina
Military Service: Bet 1780 AND 1783 Reputed to be a Captain in the brigade of General Francis Marion, 'The Swamp Fox'

Often referred to as Captain John Norwood referring to his rank in the American Revolutionary War. The will of John Norwood was extracted from "Norwood Notes, Number 2, January 1958, E. Norwood Jones, Editor" and provided to me by Neil Norwood on April 8, 2000.

Will of John Norwood
State of South Carolina
Darlington District

In the name of God amen. I, John Norwood, Sr. of the State and District aforesaid being In perfect health of mind and memory but in a rather weakly state of body and calling to mind the mortality and knowing it is appointed to man once to die. I do make and ordain this my last will and testament viz.

My will and desire is that all of my just debts and funeral charges be paid and I give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Mary Norwood, the use of all the plantation of tract of land. whereon I now live containing 6oo acres for and during her natural life Also one negro man named June one negro woman named Sal and her four children, Jinny, Jack, Mary and Daniel and their future increase. 10 cows and calves, 10 head of stock cattle from I to I0 years old, one mare called Gran Goose and her colt, Bachelor, and one tenth of all other stock; also all of my household and kitchen furniture. At her decease the said negroes to revert to my estate and be equally divided among my living children share and share alike.

3rd. I name and bequeath to my two sons, Alexander M. Norwood and Jesse Norwood all the plantation and tract of land where I now live containing 600 acres more or less after the decease of their mother to be equally divided between them. I also give to them one other tract of land and parcel of land adjoining on the Southeast of said 600 acres tract containing 200 acres more or less and one other tract lying in Chesterfield Dist. on Lightwood Nott Branch containing 300 acres more or less to be equally divided between them

4th. My will and desire that all the balance and residue of all of my estate to be divided among my 8 living children, Samuel, Elias, Margaret, John, Joseph, Alexander M., Jesse, and Martha and the six children of my deceased daughter, Mary Sellers in following manner.
My eight children to have equal shares and the six children of my deceased daughter to have one share equally divided among them --the tract of land on which Abraham Sellers now lives consisting of 300 acres to be included in share of said children.

5th. My will is that the said share to be given to the six children of my deceased daughter Mary Sellers remain and be kept in the hands of my executors hereafter named and be given the said children as they severally become of age.

6th. My executors are authorized to appoint 3 of 5 honest men, to divide my estate, in the manner above described.

Lastly, I do constitute and appoint my beloved sons Samuel, Joseph and Alexander M. Norwood to be my executors of my last will and testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the 22nd day of October in the year of our Lord, Eighteen hundred and twenty five. (1825)

Signed - John Norwood

Witnessed by,
William E. Norwood
John A. Norwood
Isaac Wilks

This will was proved Dec. 23, I829

[Index 287, Effie Norwood Jones CD] Note: There were minor, inconsequential wording differences between the will shown above and one reprinted by the reference shown below]

All children signed the settlement on first day of Jan. 1830 except Elias, who signed later in month of Jan. Capt. John was 78 when he died.
Both Capt. John and John Powell lent much money to the State of South Carolina during War of Rev. Capt. John served in War of Rev. under Francis Marion see Page 411 Bishops Greggs "Old Cherews"[Source 175] In Biography of grandson of John Powell found in Goodspeeds, "Memoirs of Mississippi", the statement is made that John Powell served in War of Rev. As yet have not found actual service beyond that of lending money and furnishing food for soldiers. James, the son of John, served in War of l8I2.

From: "Eight Generations of the Descendants of Allen Johnson," compiled by Harold R. Johnson, 1997:

John enlisted in the summer of 1775 in Captain Elias Dubose's Patriot Militia. After the fall of Charleston, John joined the ranks of General Francis Marion. John received his commission as Captain in 1782. At the close of the war, John returned to Darlington County, South Carolina. In 1792, John received land grants for land located near Byrdtown, Darlington County, South Carolina. John's plantation had a total of 1120 acres and it was on this land that John Norwood built his home and raised his family. John Norwood continued his interests in public affairs and was appointed in 1799 along with his close friend, Alexander McIntosh of Society Hill, to represent Darlington County in running out the dividing line between Darlington and Chesterfield County. In 1812, John served on Darlington Citizens Committee, which was responsible for a number of resolutions and declarations on the county's political stand during the War of 1812. On October 22, 1825, Captain John Norwood signed his will in the presence of two of his grandsons, William E. and John A. Norwood, both sons of Samuel, and his neighbor Issac T. Wilks This will was probated on December 23, 1829 and is on file in the Darlington County, Courthouse. A monument was dedicated on April 12, 1969, the 195th wedding anniversary of John and Mary Norwood, at Byrdtown, Darlington County, South Carolina. The monument is inscribed with the following message:

Sacred to the memory of Capt. John Norwood his will proved Dec. 23, 1829 and his wife Mary Warren Norwood Departed this Life, Aug. 3, 1831: Married April 12, 1774
Capt. John Norwood, Son of Theophilus Norwood and Margaret Dawson Norwood
With his brave Comrades he defended this land in the darkest days of the Revolutionary War serving as Captain in Brig. Gen. Francis Marion Brigade.

This monument stands in what was formerly the familiy burial ground of Captain John Norwood's Plantation. Erected in 1968."

According to "Norwood Family" handwritten notes of Effie Norwood Jones, Captain John Norwood acquired fine estate for his time, and accumulated much property by cattle raising for the Charleston, S.C. market and by farming with slave labor."

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"After the death of hr husband, John, Sr. in 1750, she went to live with, or near, her son Robert Norris and wife Eliza Wrentz. She and her Daughter-in-law, and grandchildren were killed at the Long Cane Massacre.....

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Robert Horner7 Tyler (Mary Emily6 Bronaugh, Dr.John5, Dr.John4, Simpha Rosa Ann Field3 Mason, George2, George1) was born in Leesburg, Virginia 1838. Robert died 1902 in "Highlands", Prince William Co., Va., at 64 years of age.

He married Sallie S. Chinn in St. John's Episcopal Church, Tappannock, Va., February 16, 1863. Sallie was born in Prince William Co., Va. 1833. Sallie died after 1910 in "Highlands", Prince William Co., Va..

He was a Capt. in the Confederate Army and was taken prisoner while visiting at his brother-in-law's plantation "Mt. Airy". Robert Horner Tyler was riding over the plantation with Henry Tayloe when they saw a group of soldiers in the distance riding toward them and mistakenly thought they were Confederate soldiers. As they got closer they realized their mistake to late and Robert Horner was taken prisoner and taken to Governor's Island. (This told to Dottie West by Edmonia Nicholas Tyler-dau.).

Robert Horner Tyler and Sallie S. Chinn had the following children:

i. Mary Ann8 Tyler. Mary died 1968.

ii. Robert Carter Tyler was born in "Mt. Airy", Prince George's Co., Va. November 12, 1862. Robert died about 1930 in Absarokee, Mt..

iii. Bailey Tyler was born in Prince William Co., Va. March 20, 1866. Bailey died December 4, 1938 in Prince William Co., Va., at 72 years of age. He married twice. He married Mary Love Aldrich. He married Anner Moss Aldrich October 6, 1897.

iv. Benjamin Chinn Tyler was born 1867.

v. George Grayson Tyler was born in "Clifton", Prince William Co., Va. February 12, 1869. George died September 3, 1938 in Va., at 69 years of age. He married an unknown person.

vi. Hanson Boyden Tyler was born 1872. Hanson died February 20, 1934 in Canandaigua, Ontario Co., N.Y., at 61 years of age. He married Virginia Stewart 1900.

vii. Henry Tayloe Tyler was born 1873. He married Margaret McGregor.

viii. Cary Caroline Tyler was born in Clifton, Prince William Co., Va. March 21, 1877. Cary died 1957 at 80 years of age.

ix. John Yates Tyler was born in Clifton, Prince William, Va. 1878. John is deceased. Died in infancy

x. Edmonia Nicholas Tyler was born in Clifton, Prince William Co., Va. November 27, 1881. Edmonia died November 11, 1971 in Highlands, Haymarket, Va., at 89 years of age.

xi. Sallie Norton Tyler was born in Clifton, Prince William Co., Va. September 12, 1883. Sallie died August 17, 1961 at 77 years of age. She married Grayson Tyler October 4, 1914.

xii. Mathilda Gray Tyler was born in Clifton, Prince William Co., Va October 31, 1885. Mathilda died February 25, 1963 at 77 years of age.

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My Southern Family

BOHEMUND III de ANTIOCH

ABT 1150 - ____

ID Number: I34936

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Sir JOHN CORNWALLIS Knt.

ABT 1485 - 23 Apr 1544

ID Number: I42173

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Matilda GENTRY

18 Feb 1832 - ____

ID Number: I51456

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Capt. Abraham HARDING

27 Dec 1683 - 11 Jun 1734

ID Number: I82915

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John MARSH

ABT 1710 - ____

ID Number: I95519

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James Jordon MONZINGO

1 Sep 1845 - 29 Mar 1882

ID Number: I97889

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Capt. John NORWOOD

1751 - 1829

ID Number: I26252

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Mary Winifred PATRICK

1689 - 1 Feb 1760

ID Number: I57711

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Susan Awbrey PENDLETON

ABT 1838 - ____

ID Number: I4867

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Capt. Robert Horner- TYLER C.S.A.

1838 - 1902

ID Number: I90152

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