I29840: ADALBERT II Count Of Metz (BEF 0974

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Stuart's "Royalty For Commoners" (105:34), (158:34), identifies him as father of ADALBERT III and son of RICHARD (Berhard). Calls him count in the Saargau and of Metz, Duke of Lower Lorraine; liv 974; d.1033, Bouzonville, returning from Jerusalem. Children:
Adalbert_III
Gerard

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From: Donnie Shackleford [email protected] Source: [email protected]
Subject: [Barrington] John Edwin Barrington
John Edwin Barrington was a son of Washington Waid Barrington Sr., and his first wife, Martha Ann Monzingo. John was born July 19, 1858 in the township of Minden located in Claiborne Parish, Louisana. John Edwin, along with his brother James Madison Barrington left Louisiana prior to their marriage and moved to Texas. James had moved to Jonah in Williamson County and John moved on to Belton in Bell County, Texas.
Here he married Christina Angelina Whiteley, a daughter of Amos Whiteley and Serena Boydston. Amos was from Harrison County, Kentucky and Serena was from Hickman County, Tennessee. They married while in the township of Kent in Newton County, Missouri and on February 08, 1860, Serena Whiteley gave birth to Christina. The family later moved to Bell County, Texas where Christina and John married.

John Edwin and his family moved to Caridan in Mills County, Texas where he supported his family through farming. John Edwin and Christina became the parents of 13 children, the youngest born January 10, 1882 and the last on February 05, 1909. Their fifth child was Annie Idella Rosella "Katy" Barrington, born August 06, 1889. Katy married Voll Beckner Pennington and they moved to Eastland County, Texas. During the flu epidemic in early 1920 Annie became ill with the flu while pregnant and died on February 03, 1920. Her father John Edwin attended the funeral and also developed the flu that had taken his daughter’s life, ten days later, on February 15, 1920, John Edwin Barrington died.

At the time of John Edwin’s death in 1920 all but three of their thirteen children had married and or moved away. Those remaining at home were the three youngest, John Edgar “Eddie”, Cora and Willie Belle. However, they were far from being alone. Christina’s third son, William Jesse, along with his wife and three children also were living with them, along with Christina’s daughter, Nova Ola Howard and her three children. Nova had been married to Oscar Newton Howard who died July 23, 1916, leaving her widowed with three children. Christina died on May 02, 1928 and after her death William Jesse moved his family to the Ralls area of Crosby County, Texas. Nova Ola remarried in 1930 to John Granville Neal and they moved to San Angelo in Tom Green County, Texas. Eddie had married on December 27, 1922 and moved away and Christina’s youngest, Willie Belle married December 21, 1929 and Cora on October 25, 1930.

John Edwin Barrington and his wife Christina are buried at the Mount Olive Cemetery in Mount Olive, Mills County, Texas.

From: "Shirley Erickson"
John Edwin and Christinia Angenline [Whiteley] Barrington's 5th child's name was Annie Idella Katie Rosella Barrington. They called her Annie. Annie married a Voll Beckner Pennington making her Annie Idella Katie Rosella Barrington Pennington. She was my grandfather's mother. He loved her dearly even though he was still very young when she died. My mother, my daughter, my oldest grandaughter and I are all named for her. I have the last letter John Edwin ever wrote and it was on the subject of her illness and the fact that it did not "look good". He was with her when she died; not just at the funeral. Also, please note the extra "i" in Christinia's name. This is how it was spelled on her tombstone. I would very much like to see the sources on all your writings.
Many regards,
Shirley Erickson

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First cousins. They had three children:
1. Lillian Esther Harvey m. Herbert Jeter Thomas
2. Thomas Middleton Harvey, Jr. m. Nora Avery.
3. Joseph Harlock Harvey m. Evelyn de Medicis.

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Florence Ellen Hurst 19 Jun 1861 - 18 Jul 1916 Lindsey Pine Creek Cemetery Carroll Co Va
D/o Jesse T and Keturah Hurst
Married 1 Jan 1880 to Orville Rice Shockley ( s/o Legrand and Rachel Shockley) 31 Aug 1855 - 9 Feb 1884 Lindsey (Pine Creek Cemetery, Carroll Co Va

Florence Ellen Hurst (daughter of Jesse T and Keturah Hurst) Was #481-481 on the Laural Fork District Carroll Co 1880 census With husband O. Rice Shockley age 24.
Florence was listed as age 19; No children listed with them at that time

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2 Ethelred JELKS b: Abt 1787 d: 1823/1824

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Not mentioned in mother's will of 1808.

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Proof that the president's great-great-grandfather, Andrew Monroe/Munro of St. Mary's Co., Md. 1642-47, & later of Westmoreland Co., Va., was not the younger "Mr." Andrew Munro, second son of David Munro of Katewell & Agnes Munro of Durness, & rector of St. Luke's Church, Newport Parish, Isle of Wight Co., Va., who died intestate in 1719, is found in Clan Munro Magazine, No. 6 (1959-60), 14-18 ("An Unsolved Problem: President James Monroe's Scottish Ancestry" by George H.S. King, author also of the WM & TAG articles cited above). Andrew Monroe/Munro of St. Mary's Co. is of unknown origin although some affiliation with the Munros of Foulis was believed by the president & seems likely.

Munro's Salute, a tune composed by the blind piper, Iain dall Mackay of Gairloch. Iain Dall was related by marriage to Munro of Foulis Castle, Ferrondonald. Iain's patron in the years 1697-1720 was Sir Robert Munro, 23rd Chief who, like Iain Dall, was blind. It is thought that many of Iain Dall's 24 piobaireachd were composed under Munro's patronage. Unfortunately, only a dozen of Iain Dall's piobaireachd have been preserved. The tune is a classic salute that pays a compliment to one who is both a Chief and patron.
The Clan Munro; Motto: Dread God
Badge: An eagle displayed wings inverted, proper
Tartan: Munro
Plant Badge: Common club moss
Gaelic Name: Mac an Rothaich
War Cry: Caisteal Folais'n a Theine - Castle Foulis in flames
Pipe Music: Bealach na Broige
Septs: Dingwall, Foulis, Fowlis, Keddie, Kiddie, MacAdie, MacCulloch, MacEddie, MacKeddie, MacLullich, Monro, Monroe, Munroe, Vass, Wass
http://www.tartans.com/clans/Munro/munro.html

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My Southern Family

ADALBERT II Count Of Metz

BEF 0974 - ABT 1033

ID Number: I29840

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John Edwin BARRINGTON

19 Jul 1858 - 15 Feb 1920

ID Number: I67648

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Margaret BROWN

ABT 1750 - ____

ID Number: I62281

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Belzora A HARGROVE

1855 - 1934

ID Number: I70965

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Thomas Middleton HARVEY

ABT 1850 - ____

ID Number: I19669

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Florence Ellen HURST

19 Jun 1861 - 18 Jul 1916

ID Number: I102839

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Ethelred JELKS

1787 - 1823

ID Number: I83569

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Ambrose LEA\LEE

ABT 1754 - ABT 1808

ID Number: I21215

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David MONROE

ABT 1600 - ____

ID Number: I45761

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Edwin SCOTT

MARY STEWART\STUART

ABT 1430 - ____

ID Number: I58365

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