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Mother: Harriett Elizabeth WINEGAR |
_John M. ALVIS ______+
| (1814 - 1860) m 1835
_William N. ALVIS C.S.A._|
| (1844 - 1899) m 1865 |
| |_Naomi HART _________
| (1821 - 1900) m 1835
_John Wiley ALVIS Sr.________|
| (1866 - 1931) m 1889 |
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| |_Mary Ann LIPE __________|
| (1845 - ....) m 1865 |
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|--Mary Ann ALVIS
| (1890 - 1921)
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|_Harriett Elizabeth WINEGAR _|
(1872 - 1973) m 1889 |
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Mother: ADELIZA de CLERMONT |
_GISLEBERT (Gilbert) de NORMANDY of Brionne & EU____+
| (1000 - 1040)
_RICHARD fitzGilbert de CLARE (TONEBURGE) 1st Earl of Clare_|
| (1035 - 1090) m 1054 |
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_GILBERT FitzRichard de CLARE Earl of Kent_|
| (1054 - 1117) |
| | _WALTER "old Walter" de GIFFARD Lord of Longueville_+
| | | (1010 - 1084) m 1025
| |_ROHESE de GIFFARD _________________________________________|
| (1034 - 1090) m 1054 |
| |_AGNES Ermentrude de Fleitel FLAITEL _______________+
| (1014 - ....) m 1025
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|--ROSE de CLARE of Monmouth
| (1115 - 1179)
| _RENAUD de CLERMONT ________________________________+
| | (1010 - 1098)
| _HUGUES (Henry) I de CLERMONT ______________________________|
| | (1030 - 1102) m 1065 |
| | |_ERMENGARDIS de CLERMONT ___________________________
| | (1010 - ....)
|_ADELIZA de CLERMONT ______________________|
(1065 - 1117) |
| _HILDOUIN III de Rameru de MONTDIDIER of Roucy______+
| | (1010 - 1063) m 1031
|_MARGARET de Roucy de MONTDIDIER of Montdidier______________|
(1045 - 1103) m 1065 |
|_ALIX (Adele) de ROUCY _____________________________+
(1014 - 1062) m 1031
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Mother: Charity HARE |
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_John HAYWOOD "the Immigrant"_|
| (1690 - 1758) |
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_William HAYWOOD ____|
| (1720 - 1779) m 1754|
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| |_Lucy LOVETT _________________|
| (1700 - 1725) |
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|--William Henry HAYWOOD Sr.
| (1770 - 1857)
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| _Moses HARE __________________|
| | (1698 - 1730) |
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|_Charity HARE _______|
(1722 - 1780) m 1754|
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Mother: Rebecca |
"Residents of the Southeastern MS Territory" by 1815 lists
among the many names in the "Memorial to Congress by Citizens of
the Territory , Jan. 19 , 1815" :
John Hodges, Theodor Dorsett, Louis Cason, Noel Waddill, Noel
Norwood, Elias Norwood, James Collinsworth, E. McGehee, Arch.d
McGehee, Thomas Cason, Samuel Norwood.
(John Hodges, Noel Norwood, Samuel Norwood, Elias Norwood,
John Germany, Benjn Germany, Thos Cason, Louis Cason, Theodor
Dorsett, R. Singleton, Noel Waddill, Danl Waddell, John Kaigler,
John Coulter, E McGehee, James Collinsworth and others,
signed petition MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS 1815 from Mississippi
Territory land buyers to US government re the balance owed on
their land sales.)
1820 Wilkinson Co. census lists a John Hodges, Sr and a John
Hodges, Jr. by 1830 John, Jr. was in St.Helena Parish, LA on the
census there.
1850 St. Helena Census shows John, Jr. born in SC and also, a
son, John Gleason Hodges born in SC.
Personal Tax Rolls of Wilkinson Co. MS for HODGES:
1810-1815 - John Hodge
1816 - John Hoge
1817 - John Hodges
1818 - John Hodges
- William H. Hodges
- John Hodges, Jr.
1819 - John Hodges, Sr.
-John Hodges, Jr.
1820 - John Hodges, Jr w/ Wm H. Hodges
1821 - John Hodges, Jr
1822 - John Hodges
-Wm H. Hodges
-Ann Hodges
1824 - William Hoges
-John Hoges Estate
1825 - Ann Hoges
-John Hodges Estate
-Wm Hodges
-Robert Hodges
John II b 1755 lived in old Cheraw Dist Long Bluff & Greenville
Town, Darlington Co. SC and in GA? before moving to new MS
Territory, Wilkinson Co. MS. Transcribed copy of the 1805
Wilkinson Co. MS census, didn't show any of our Hodges and other
linked surnames there. He is on the 1810-1815 MS list.. Last
record of John Hodges in Darlington was sale of Harrell's estate
1811 (John III m. Pheraby Harrell so this is likely him and he
may have moved to MS after his father had moved.).
John II is listed in many SC Rev War Records; 1st Company of
Rangers, Capt. Sam Wise Esq. commissioned June 18, 1775, and
thru 1781 Capt. Standard's Company.
, p.28-31. "The Early homes were scattered along the river
extending a mile or so westward, and early name of settlemant
was Long Bluff. A court house and jail was built at the Bluff
in 1768. Abt 1785 the name Greeneville came into the record,
the name being in honor of Gen Green of Kings Mtn fame, the
settlement a mile westward, to which the residents began to move
being called Society Hill". In 1777 The St. David's society was
organized, John and Richard Hodges, (surnames King,
Hollingsworth, Brown, & John ANDREWS who appears in Pike Co. MS)
are on the list of subscribers. The Society held its meetings at
the Welsh Meeting House, at the homes of members, at the Long
Bluff Court-house. The St. David's Academy was proposed in
1778, a teacher was hired and the building erected in 1786. The
Society, through the School established by it, St. David's
Academy, was a profound influence in this whole Eastern section
of South Carolina. It made of Society Hill an oasis of
intelligence and culture in the Pee Dee back country.
Areas described in the Darlingtoniana are: Welsh Neck
Settlement founded in 1734, upper part of what is now Darlington
County, Located from Crooked Creek above the Red Bluff below,
embracing the swamp several miles across on the west side of the
Pee Dee River in the upper part of what is now Darlington
County. 1737 settlers were mostly families from Pennsylvania,
leader, James James, Esq.
The Davis Field - Site of the home of Evan Davis, grandfather of
Jefferson Davis. He emigrated from the North about 1756 and
later the Davis family moved to Wilkinson Co. MS. Located in
Society Hill, the nearest building St. David's Academy. p. 166
It is said that our John Hodges belonged to the Cashaway Baptist
Church.
Mechanicsville Baptist Church had three names: first Cashaway,
then Mount Pleasant, and finally Mechanicsville. She is the
mother church of Brownsville in Marlboro County, of Black Creek
and of the First Baptist Church of Darlington. In abt 1786
Cashaway listed 14 of its members had 'Joined over Black Creek'
Martha Norwood, Abel Waddle and wife, John Sanders, George and
Henry King were on this list. p. 121
Children of John Hodges, II (b 1755) comes from the Family Bible
which in 1960 was owned by Mrs. Alice Brew of Silver Springs,
MD. and from Mrs. J. B. Ariail of Dallas, TX. A Copy was sent to
L. ANDREA Collection@ SC Archives by Mrs. Alice Brew, Silver
Springs MD. An original copy is at SC Archives,film #954253 can
be ordered from LDS.
"History of the Old Cheraws" p. 409: Hodge, John, private in
Capt. Standard's Company, Hick's Regiment..............1780-81
p. 413: Standard, William, Captain in Benton's Regiment
.....1781-82 and Waddell, Abel, private in Benton's Regiment
..............1781
Sgt Benjamin Hicks in Capt. Wise Co. of Rangers 1775 with John,
Edmund, Isham Hodge
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research Vol. 7, p.145]
Trust, recorded in the Clerks office of the County Court of
Darlington County January 1793. Parties: Elias Hodges & Wife to
John Hodges: Conveyance: Deed of Sale; Date: April 24th 1792.
Consideration Money.: Two hundred & Eight pounds Stg. Lands and
Situation: Two hundred & Eight acres So Wt side of Gt Pee Dee.
[p.151] 11th An Administration on the Estate of James Meggs
granted May term 1793 to Catharine Meggs & James Holloway
Securitys Robert Lide & John Hodges, penalty Two hundred & fifty
pounds.
Darlington County Memorialized Records (Continued from Vol. 7,
p.80): Deed of Sale: John Hodges & Wife to James Holloway 17th
Novr 1794.
1800 CENSUS - DARLINGTON DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA p. 113
JOHN HODGES - males 45 & upward = 1 [John, II Sr., age 45]
16 under 26 = 1 [John, III Jr., 17]
females 26 under 45 = 1 [Ann. wife]
16 under 26 = 1 [Elizabeth, 16]
under 10 = 1 [Dorothy, 8]
slaves = 18
The above census shows my interpretations as to the individuals
in the household (to the right in brackets). I based John's age
on date of 1755. All children are accounted for except Ann
Jenima, who was supposed to have been born in 1799. (age
difference might indicate that Ann is the 2nd wife).
The Darlington-Marlborugh County, SC, Hodge(s) appear to be a
family to themselves. Unfortunately,the information may not be
available to reconstruct this family with proof of
relationships. John Hodge(s) was most likely the son of John
Hodge(s), Sr., who came to and settled in the Cheraw District
sometime in the early 1750's. (See tax lists for the late
1770's that show a John, Sr. and a John, Jr.). As best as I can
tell, John, Sr. lived most of his life in the area of Marlboro
County and attended the Welsh Neck Church. Some time after
John, Jr., married he moved across the Pedee River into
Darlington County and attended the Cashaway Church.
John Hodge(s) references in Minutes of the County Court:
17 09051787 John S John Hodges vs Danl Sparks; slander;Jury
found for Plntf.
17 09051787 Isam CW Testified in John Hodges vs Danl Sparks
17 09061787 John S John Hodges vs Isam Hodges; non suited by
deft.
17 09061787 John S John Hodges vs Ann Thomson; non suited by
deft.
17 09061787 John S John Hodges vs Joseph Pledger; non suited by
deft.
17 09061787 Isam S John Hodges vs Isam Hodges; non suited by
deft.
17 09061787 Ann (Hodges) S John Hodges vs Ann Thomson; non
suited by deft.
17 09061787 John S Joseph Pledger vs John Hodges; Decree for
Plntf; Attchmnt
34 03031788 Ann S Wm Barringtine vs Ann Hodges? Tompson Extrx
of Enuch T.
34 03031788 John App Richd James to John Hodges; 256A;
Lease/release proved
John Hodges 1784 Deed w/ wife Sarah to James Cook; E side of
Gr.PeeDee River; not mentioned in further records of Marlboro
County; (FROM JESSIE LOTTA HODGES RECORDS: This is the only
ref. For a John and Sarah Hodges).
Estate of Rebecca Hodges May 17 1791 pro 394 - John Hodges adm;
Thomas Evans surety
Abel Waddell Surety.
John Hodges Surety: Estate of Joshua Bailey, Oct 17, 1791 pro.
79 and on Estate of Benjamine Kolb Dec 11, 1795 pro. 484A
In the will of John Kimbrough, d. 1796 and lived on Pee Dee
River near Cashway Ferry, he mentioned "200 acres of land late
the property of John Hodge bought by me from Abel Waddell..."
John Hodges: Surety: Estate of Abel Waddell Mar 27 1800 pro
692; Purchases at Sale Estate of Abel Waddell, Apr 21, 1800
Pro 692.
Surety: Estate of James Meggs on May 21, 1793 pro. 621
Surety: Estate of Abel Kolb, Dec 11, 1795 pro. 470.
Appraiser: Estate of James Meggs Jun 18, 1793 pro 621.
Purchaser at sale of Estate of Maj. Amos Windham, July 16, 1798
pro. 732.
Surety: Estate of James Goodwin May 21, 1793 pro. 305.
Surety: Estate of John Hall.
Appraiser: Estate of John Harrell, Sr; Aug, 15, 1803 pro. 349
(wife of John III is Phearby Harrell) John Hodges and Thomas
Andrew purchase at sale Estate of Jno Harrell, Sr Mar 5, 1811,
Pro 349.
SCMAR, Volume VII Number 3, Summer, 1979; Darlington County
Memorialized Records (Continued from Vol. 7, p.80)
Names of Parties Conveyance date and Consideration Land and
where Situated
John Hodges & Wife to Alexr Fountain Deed of Sale 17th Novr
1792 œ 15 sterling 100 acres on the three mile branch.
*********************
Unidentified Hodges in LA & MS:
A Phillip Hodges m. to Uriah Prewitt's dau in St. Helena Parish,
LA moved to AR.
1830 HODGES PHILIP R. Sthelenapar. LA 045 No Township Listed
Federal Population Schedule LA 1830 Federal Census Index
LA560421963
Thomas J. Morgan m. Margaret R. Hodges 28 Jan 1868 with wit: Wm.
Mitchell, George Floid and M. K. Haden. dau of
Marriage and Death Notices from The North Carolina ARGUS
newspaper from November 14, 1848-March 16, 1850. Anson co. NC
October 20, 1859 issue: 201. In Jackson parish, La., on the 14th
ult., at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. C.W.
HODGE, M. Sanford McLEROY, to Miss Adelia McLEOD, all of Jackson
parish, La.
From The Woodville Republican, Volume I: October 14, 1826:
Elisha Hodges married Catherine Combs. February 6, 1836 issue:
Elisha Hodges died 30 Jan. leaving a wife and 3 children.
From Marriages and Deaths from Mississippi newspapers: Died
Sept. 1837 in Pontotoc Co. at home of Adan Wetherell, Ezekiel
Hodges, age 41, born SC, came 1-2 years ago.
St. Helena Parish, LA records. see Philip Hodges record - m.
1827 moved to Arkansas. 1855 - They were married by Robert
Hodges, Justice of the Peace, St Helena Parish, near Greensburg,
Louisiana.
John C. Hodges m. Mary Eleanor Collinsworth, dau of our Wm & Ann
Jemina Hodges.
John Hodge and wife Ann C. Lewis in Wilkinson Co. MS, had a son
William Isaac b Mar 14, 1820.
(St. Helena Parish, LA poss part of MS Terr. when they arrived
abt 1810-15)
Who is this? Louisiana Secretary of State, Selected Name
Detailed Data Reel: CP1.67 -- Microdex 4 -- Sequence 38 Target
card: HODGES, JAMES M. Applicant Information & Name Variations:
HODGES, JAMES MUNROE Parish: WEST FELICIANA -- Pages: 6
Soldier Information & Variations: HODGES, J. M. State: MS
Branch: INFANTRY
Unit: 7TH REGIMENT Company: CO. B (Above military data is from
the War Department.)
Louisiana Secretary of State Reel: CP1.67 -- Microdex 4 --
Sequence 37 Target card: HODGES, J. H.
Applicant Information & Name Variations: HODGES, JOHN H.
Parish: EAST FELICIANA -- Pages: 10
Soldier Information & Variations: HODGES, JOHN H.
State: LA Branch: CAVALRY Unit: 18TH BATTALION Company: CO. G
*Isaac Hodges 1785 John Hodges of SC appears as legal
representative of Isaac Hodges of Essex County, VA. John Hodges
1794 Will in Essex County, VA; Needs to be Checked out!
Transcribed copy of the 1805 Wilkinson Co. MS census, didn't
show any of our Hodges and other linked surnames there , so that
helps narrow the time down a little more.
************************FROM JESSIE LOTTA HODGES RECORDS:
John Hodges 1784 Deed w/ wife Sarah to James Cook; E side of
Gr.PeeDee River; not mentioned in further records of Marlboro
County; this is Isham's uncle. This is the last ref. For John
and Sarah Hodges.
********************** Sgt Benjamin Hicks in Capt. Wise Co. of
Rangers 1775 with John, Edmund, Isham Hodge.
********
Unidentified Hodges - prob. Kin
A Phillip Hodges m. to Uriah Prewitt's dau in St. Helena Parish,
LA moved to AR.
1830 HODGES PHILIP R. Sthelenapar. LA 045 No Township Listed
Federal Population Schedule LA 1830 Federal Census Index
LA560421963
Thomas J. Morgan m. Margaret R. Hodges 28 Jan 1868 with wit: Wm.
Mitchell, George Floid and M. K. Haden. dau of
1855 - Robert Hodges, Justice of the Peace, St Helena Parish,
near Greensburg, Louisiana.
1850 HODGES R. H. Sthelenapar. LA 187 Eastern District Federal
Population Schedule LA 1850 Federal Census Index LAS5a824049
1850 HODGES ROBERT Efelicianapar. LA 228 No Township Listed
Federal Population Schedule LA 1850 Federal Census Index
LAS5a824088
John C. Hodges m. Mary Eleanor Collinsworth, dau of our Wm & Ann
Jemina Hodges.
Marriage and Death Notices from The North Carolina ARGUS
newspaper from November 14, 1848-March 16, 1850. Anson co. NC
October 20, 1859 issue 201: In Jackson parish, La., on the 14th
ult., at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. C.W.
HODGE, M. Sanford McLEROY, to Miss Adelia McLEOD, all of Jackson
parish, La.
From The Woodville Republican, Volume I: October 14, 1826:
Elisha Hodges married Catherine Combs. February 6, 1836 issue:
Elisha Hodges died 30 Jan. leaving a wife and 3 children.
From Marriages and Deaths from Mississippi newspapers: Died
Sept. 1837 in Pontotoc Co. at home of Adan Wetherell, Ezekiel
Hodges, age 41, born SC, came 1-2 years ago.
Resent-Date: Thu, 21 Aug 1997 08:31:22 -0700 (PDT)
From: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 1997 11:26:27 -0400 (EDT)
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Welcome William HODGES
Hello There! I haven't any specific ideas for you but do want
to keep in touch because I can't help but to believe somehow
Welcome Hodges is related to my line. I'm a direct decendant
from Thomas & Elizabeth: Child Jesse Monroe Hodges (m) Catherine
Stanley, they had 12 children of which I have tracked down FOR
SURE 8 of them, think I have another 3 and still trying to
determine the 4th. - - Jesse & Wife born in NC & SC moved to
Indiana and on to Missouri. They left Missouri in 1846-47 with
7 of their 12 children and went to Oregon.
Just days before he left: Jesse deeded all his land to a
Welcome Hodges, a batchelor, still a batchelor 1850 census. In
my searching there seems to be 3 generations of Welcome Hodges.
Something to note here is that this Welcome may have been
Jesse's oldest son or even possibly a brother. I reason this
because a son (MY DIRECT) Charles Monroe Hodges had just married
Harriet Scott Berry there in Platte County Missouri and did not
go with Jesse & family to Oregon, AND the land was not left to
him. Charles followed to Oregon in 1853.
Thank you for your attention; let's keep in touch. Until, Diana
[S992]
[S1632]
_(QUERY of all Hodges in my database) HODGES _
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_(RESEARCH QUERY-My JOHN) HODGES _|
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_John HODGES I_______|
| (1720 - 1778) |
| | ______________________________________________
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| |__________________________________|
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| |______________________________________________
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|--John HODGES II
| (1755 - 1821)
| ______________________________________________
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| __________________________________|
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| | |______________________________________________
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|_Rebecca_____________|
(1720 - 1791) |
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Mother: Courtney BELL |
_Francis JONES "the Immigrant"_
| (1690 - 1739)
_John JONES Sr.______|
| (1720 - 1781) m 1739|
| |_Jane WALLIS __________________
| (1690 - 1764)
_Nathan JONES _______|
| (1740 - 1807) m 1763|
| | _______________________________
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| |_Martha Mary DAVIS __|
| (1724 - 1802) m 1739|
| |_______________________________
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|
|--Mary "Polly" JONES
| (1783 - ....)
| _Thomas BELL __________________
| | (1690 - 1763)
| _Brittain BELL ______|
| | (1715 - ....) |
| | |_______________________________
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|_Courtney BELL ______|
(1740 - ....) m 1763|
| _______________________________
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John Ker of the Forest of Selkirk, 1st of Altonburn (a 1358) m.
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Mother: Isabel CARTER |
_____________________________
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_(RESEARCH QUERY) MALLORY of VA & MO_|
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| |_____________________________
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_Thomas W. MALLORY __|
| (1817 - 1900) m 1844|
| | _____________________________
| | |
| |_____________________________________|
| |
| |_____________________________
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|--Isabel MALLORY
| (1861 - ....)
| _Peter CARTER Sr.____________+
| | (1766 - 1808) m 1787
| _Peter CARTER Jr.____________________|
| | (1800 - 1852) m 1821 |
| | |_Elizabeth "Betsy" SANDIDGE _+
| | (1767 - 1808) m 1787
|_Isabel CARTER ______|
(1828 - 1893) m 1844|
| _William SLEDD ______________+
| | (1761 - 1812) m 1786
|_Ann SLEDD __________________________|
(1789 - 1859) m 1821 |
|_Lucy HOGG __________________+
(1768 - 1853) m 1786
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Mother: Fanny FOSTER |
_David MORGAN _______+
| (1780 - 1836) m 1806
_Benjamin J. MORGAN _|
| (1812 - 1880) |
| |_Mary ANDREWS _______+
| (.... - 1868) m 1806
_Francis Monroe MORGAN _|
| (1875 - 1960) |
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_Sarah M. GRUBBS ____|
| (1842 - ....) |
| |_____________________
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|--Clara Bell MORGAN
| (1903 - ....)
| _____________________
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| _____________________|
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| | |_____________________
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|_Fanny FOSTER __________|
(1877 - 1935) |
| _____________________
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|_____________________|
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Mother: Ann MERTON |
_Richmond TERRELL I "the Immigrant"_+
| (1624 - 1677) m 1649
_Richmond TERRELL II_|
| (1650 - ....) |
| |_Elizabeth WATERS? _________________
| (1631 - ....) m 1649
_Richmond TERRELL III_|
| (.... - 1771) |
| | ____________________________________
| | |
| |_____________________|
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| |____________________________________
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|-- TERRELL
| (1720 - ....)
| ____________________________________
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| _____________________|
| | |
| | |____________________________________
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|_Ann MERTON __________|
(.... - 1795) |
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