Mother: EMMA of Bavaria |
_CHARLEMAGNE "Charles The Great" CAROLING of The West_+ | (0742 - 0814) m 0771 _LOUIS I "The Pious" de AQUITAINE CAROLING of The West_| | (0778 - 0840) m 0794 | | |_HILDEGARDE of Swabia of The West_____________________+ | (0758 - 0783) m 0771 _LOUIS II "The German" CAROLINGIENS of The East Franks_| | (0805 - 0876) | | | _INGRAM de HESBAYE ROBERTIENS of Hasbania_____________+ | | | (0750 - 0818) | |_IRMENGARDIS de HESBAYE of Hasbania____________________| | (0778 - 0818) m 0794 | | |______________________________________________________ | | |--CHARLES III "The Fat" of West Franks | (0839 - ....) | _ISEMBERT Lord of Altorf______________________________+ | | (0760 - ....) | _WELF I Of Alemannia of Bavaria & Swabia_______________| | | (0780 - 0819) | | | |_IRMINTRUDUS__________________________________________+ | | (0760 - ....) |_EMMA of Bavaria_______________________________________| (0810 - 0876) | | ______________________________________________________ | | |_HEILWIG of Saxony_____________________________________| (0780 - 0826) | |______________________________________________________
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Mother: Mary WILLIAMSON |
John Campbell was born in Georgia on June 24, 1811. He was
admitted to the bar in Georgia at 17 years of age, in 1828. Two
years later, he moved to Alabama to practice law, where he was
lauded an an excellent advocate. A seat on the Court opened
after the death in 1852 of John McKinley, also from Alabama.
That was a presidential election year, and Millard Fillmore, a
lame duck, was unable to gain Senate approval of any his three
nominees to the seat. After the inauguration of Franklin Pierce
in March 1853, some members of the Supreme Court urged him to
nominate Campbell, who was an experience Supreme Court advocate.
Campbell was just 41 years old, although he had been practicing
law for over 20 years. As a southerner, Campbell supported the
institution of slavery, and in 1857 wrote a strong opinion in
Dred Scott asserting the claim that the Constitution was a
compact among the states.
This consequence of the "compact" theory of the Constitution was
that states possessed the power to leave the Union. When Alabama
seceded from the Union in April 1861, Campbell resigned from the
Court and returned to the state. He served in the Confederate
executive branch, and after the war was imprisoned for several
months. After Campbell was released from prison, he moved to New
Orleans, Louisiana and practiced law. He was the lawyer for the
butchers in 1873 in the Slaughterhouse Cases. Although his
clients lost, the Court borrowed his arguments in the late 1890s
when it began to strike down state laws on substantive due
process grounds.
Further reading: Tony Freyer, "John Archibald Campbell," in The
Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United States
(1992).
John Archibald Campbell, Southern Moderate, 1811-1889 by
Saunders, Robert, Jr; Publisher: University of Alabama Press
Date Published: 06/1997 ISBN: 0817308490
"The life of John Archibald Campbell reflects nearly every major
development of 19th-century American history. He participated
either directly or indirectly in events ranging from the Indian
removal process of the 1830s, to sectionalism and the Civil War,
to Reconstruction and redemption. Although not a defender of
slavery, he feared that abrupt abolition would produce severe
economic and social dislocation. He urged southerners to reform
their labor system and to prepare for the eventual abolition of
slavery. In the early 1850s he proposed a series of reforms to
strengthen slave families and to educate the slaves so as to
prepare them for assimilation into society as productive
citizens. These views distinguished him from many southerners
who steadfastly maintained the sanctity of the peculiar
institution. In this first full biography of Campbell, Saunders
reveals the prevalence of anti-secession views prior to the
Civil War and covers both the judicial aspects and political
history of this crucial period in southern history."
John Archibald Campbell-Associate Justice of the United States
Supreme Court 1853-1861
by Connor, Henry G. Publisher: Houghton Mifflin, Boston Date
Published: 1920
Documenting the American South. In their online edition of
Recollections Grave and Gay, Mrs. Burton HARRISON wrote,
"Two daughters of Judge John Archibald Campbell, late of the
Supreme Court of Washington - Mrs. Lay, and Miss Mary Ellen
Campbell who married Arthur Pendleton Mason, of Colross,
Alexandria - were an important element in the social side of
Richmond life. To no one memory of those days do I turn now,
with kindlier feeling, than to that of handsome and original
Mary Ellen Campbell, who was one of my chosen friends."
http://docsouth.unc.edu/
_John CAMPBELL ______+ | _Archibald CAMPBELL _| | | | |_Mary EDWARDS _______ | _Duncan G. CAMPBELL _| | | | | _____________________ | | | | |_Rebecca KEITH ______| | | | |_____________________ | | |--John Archibald CAMPBELL C.S.A. | (1811 - 1889) | _____________________ | | | _____________________| | | | | | |_____________________ | | |_Mary WILLIAMSON ____| | | _____________________ | | |_____________________| | |_____________________
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Mother: Judith CUNNINGHAM |
_Giles H. CARTER "the Immigrant"_+ | (1634 - 1700) m 1651 _Theodrick CARTER Sr._____| | (1676 - 1737) m 1695 | | |_Hannah CREWS ___________________+ | (1630 - ....) m 1651 _Theodrick CARTER Jr._| | (1706 - ....) | | | _________________________________ | | | | |_Elizabeth Webb RANDOLPH _| | (1673 - 1751) m 1695 | | |_________________________________ | | |--Elizabeth Judith CARTER | (1768 - 1815) | _(RESEARCH QUERY) CUNNINGHAM ____ | | | _Alexander CUNNINGHAM ____| | | (1710 - ....) | | | |_________________________________ | | |_Judith CUNNINGHAM ___| (1730 - ....) | | _Abraham MICHAUX "the Immigrant"_+ | | (1671 - ....) m 1692 |_Esther Mary MICHAUX _____| (1712 - ....) | |_Susanne ROCHETTE _______________+ (1667 - 1744) m 1692
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Mother: Susanne REYNAUD |
_Pierre CHASTAIN _______+ | (1580 - ....) _John Francis CHASTAIN ____________| | (1612 - ....) | | |________________________ | _Pierre (Peter) Jacob CHASTAIN "the Immigrant"_| | (1659 - 1728) m 1689 | | | _Charles Renou RENAULT _ | | | (1581 - ....) | |_Francoise Jane (Frances) RENAULT _| | | | |_Ann RENAU _____________ | (1585 - ....) | |--Mary Magalene CHASTAIN | (1690 - 1752) | ________________________ | | | _Pierre REYNAUD ___________________| | | (1635 - ....) | | | |________________________ | | |_Susanne REYNAUD ______________________________| (1660 - 1701) m 1689 | | ________________________ | | |___________________________________| | |________________________
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__________________________ | _John DAVIS II_______| | (1685 - 1717) m 1710| | |__________________________ | _Briscoe DAVIS ______| | (1713 - 1757) | | | _Philip BRISCOE Gent. Sr._+ | | | (1648 - 1724) m 1677 | |_Ann BRISCOE ________| | (1695 - 1755) m 1710| | |_Susannah SWAN ___________+ | (1650 - 1740) m 1677 | |--Forrest DAVIS | (1753 - ....) | __________________________ | | | _____________________| | | | | | |__________________________ | | |_____________________| | | __________________________ | | |_____________________| | |__________________________
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Father: Samuel MCGEHEE Mother: Mary LADD |
_Thomas McGEHEE (MACGREGOR) _+ | (1658 - 1727) m 1670 _William MCGEHEE I___| | (1672 - 1748) m 1717| | |_Ann BAYTOP OR BASTROP ______+ | (1655 - ....) m 1670 _Samuel MCGEHEE _____| | (1700 - 1753) m 1721| | | _Thomas CARR II______________+ | | | (1664 - 1737) m 1704 | |_Mary CARR __________| | (1704 - 1759) m 1717| | |_Mary DABNEY ________________+ | (1680 - 1748) m 1704 | |--Mary MCGEHEE | (1740 - ....) | _John LADD "the Immigrant"___+ | | (1630 - 1680) | _William LADD _______| | | (1679 - 1761) m 1700| | | |_Mary PRATT? OR CREW? _______ | | |_Mary LADD __________| (1700 - ....) m 1721| | _____________________________ | | |_Huldah BINFORD _____| (1679 - ....) m 1700| |_____________________________
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Mother: Ruthea TOLLISON? |
__ | _Richard TYNER Sr.___| | (1740 - 1824) m 1761| | |__ | _Harris TYNER _______| | (1772 - 1844) | | | __ | | | | |_Abigail (Abby)______| | (1740 - 1778) m 1761| | |__ | | |--Tollison TYNER | (1810 - 1854) | __ | | | _____________________| | | | | | |__ | | |_Ruthea TOLLISON? ___| (1780 - ....) | | __ | | |_____________________| | |__
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Mother: Thomasine FOX |
John enlisted in the military ("her majesty's service) on 10 OCT
1710, serving in Major Gilbert ABBOT's Company at Annapolis
Royal. He died while encamped in Canada on 17 MAR 1711. Troops
had been raised by offering a coat worth 30 shillings, one
month's wages in advance, freedom from impressment for 3 years,
and firearms as royal gifts.
(1) Some say Sarah's maiden name was PERDUE and that Jeremiah
was her relative who assumed responsibility for raising John's
children. Jeremiah's will dated 5 JUN 1758 was witnessed by
Francis, William, and John WHEAT, Jr.
(2) John's death was recorded on 8 AUG 1711. He left 40£ to his
wife Sarah. On 12 JUN 1712 Jeremiah PERDUE assumed the accounts
of John WHEAT.(3)
"enlisted in her Majesty's Service, 10 October 1710, and served
in Major Gilbert Abbot's company at Annapolis Royal. Died, 17
March 1711, after 158 days service."
Children by Sarah:
2 William WHEAT b: 1705 d: 1767 + May WALLS + Amy WALL b: 1710
2 Francis WHEAT b: 1700 d: 1774 + Sarah UPTON b: 1706
2 John WHEAT b: 18 NOV 1702 d: 1774 + ANN ?
2 Joseph WHEAT b: 1707 d: 1787 + Lucy DAVIS
2 Joseph WHEAT b: 1709 d: 1793 + Sarah CASE + Mary WILLIAMS +
Rachel WILLIAMS
(1).Prince Georges Co., MD Administrative Accounts, 22 DEC 1722
(2.)Maryland Colonial Abstracts, Prince Georges County,
Magruder, Book 30, page 22
(3.)Maryland Archives
Basil Wheat's children marriages added by PMcD
__ | _(RESEARCH QUERY) WHEAT _| | | | |__ | _Moses WHEAT "the Immigrant"_| | (1616 - 1700) | | | __ | | | | |_________________________| | | | |__ | | |--John WHEAT | (1674 - 1711) | __ | | | _________________________| | | | | | |__ | | |_Thomasine FOX ______________| (1620 - 1689) | | __ | | |_________________________| | |__
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