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Mother: IRMINTRUD de GLEIBERG of Gueldre |
_RICUINUS (Richwin, Ricoin) de VERDUN of Ardenne_+
| (0890 - 0923) m 0920
_SIEGFRIED de CLEVES of Ardenne-Luxembourg_|
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| |_CUNEGONDE (Kunigunde) de FRANCE of Ardenne______
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_FREDERICK I de LUXEMBOURG of Luxemboug_|
| (0965 - 1019) m 0995 |
| | _EBERHARD IV NORDGAU of Hohenbugh________________+
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| |_HEDWIG of Nordgau_________________________|
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| |_LUITGARDE de TREVES of Tries____________________+
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|--HENRY II LUXEMBOURG
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(0964 - ....) m 0995 |
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Mother: Penelope HATTON |
Src: Owsley Family Historical Society Newsletter; Family
History Library, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA.
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_Robert MIDDLETON "the Immigrant"_|
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_Thomas MIDDLETON I__|
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| | _John WHEELER "the Immigrant"_______+
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| |_Mary WHEELER ____________________|
| (1658 - 1708) m 1672 |
| |_Mary CAUSINE ______________________
| (1631 - 1694) m 1651
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| _William HATTON Sr. "the Immigrant"_+
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| _William HATTON Jr._______________|
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| | |_Elizabeth "Eliza" WILKINSON _______+
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|_Penelope HATTON ____|
(1680 - 1730) m 1702|
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Mother: Sarah TULY |
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Mother: Vera Susan ROGILLIO |
_Antonio Santiago ROGILLIO _+
| (1795 - 1856) m 1816
_James ROGILLIO _____|
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| |_Margaret OWENS ____________
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_Sylvester V. ROGILLIO _|
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| | |_Margaret OWENS ____________
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|_Vera Susan ROGILLIO ___|
(1869 - 1959) |
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Mother: Susannah COGHILL |
1769 Peter Rucker of Orange County deeded 526 acres of land to
Benjamin.
1776 Revolutionary War Benjamin Rucker was a Captain. He was
paid for bacon, beef, flour and other provisions impressed or
taken by the army during the war.
1782 First Tax list of Amherst County, Virginia lists Benjamin
Rucker.
Census: 1783 Amherst County, Virginia Tax List, p. 48
1789 Benjamin paid tax on 4430 acres of land in Amherst County,
Virginia. In 1790 he began to divide and sell the land.
Benjamin and his brother Anthony were inventors of the James
River Batteau, a tobacco boat used to transport tobacco down
river to Richmond. Each year the event is celebrated in
Lynchburg with a replica sailing down the James River.
Virginia Historical Marker: "Near here lived Anthony and
Benjamin Rucker, Inventors of James River batteau, which
superseded the double dugout canoe and rolling road for
transporting tobacco hogsheads. These long (about 50 to 60 feet)
double ended vessels dominated commercial traffic on the James
River and other Southern upland waterways between 1770's and
1840's. A dispute arose in 1821 when Rucker brothers heirs
sought to patent the design. A letter from Thomas Jefferson
testifying to his presence in the first batteau launch resolved
the matter in the Rucker's favor."
Four of Benjamin's sons married 4 daughters of William Read of
Bedford County, These four sons eventually migrated to
Rutherford and Cannon Counties in Tennessee, where they built
four churches of different denominations.
Benjamin's will was signed June 25, 1808, a codicil added
November 10, 1809. Will was probated February 22, 1810.
(Source: Amherst County Will Book 5, p. 18)
_Ambrose Levi RUCKER _____+
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_Peter RUCKER Sr. "the Immigrant"_|
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| |_Elizabeth Ann BEAUCHAMP _
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_John RUCKER I_______|
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Mother: Lucy DAVIS |
A Levi WHEAT appears in the 1810 census of Bedford County, VA.
He was on the Roane County, TN tax list in 1805.
On 14 NOV 1814 a deed was registered in which Levi bought 146A
on Paw Paw Creek in the 3rd District of Roane Co. from Jason
Matlock for $200. (Roane Co., TN Deed Book E, pg 291).
Served in Col. John BROWN's Regiment of East Tennessee Volunteer
Militia. Levey/Levy WHEAT of Roane County served from 13 NOV
1814 to 3 DEC 1814, term of service 21 days at $8 per month
(total pay $5.60). He served as a private in Capt. John
MCKAMEY's Company of the East Tennessee Militia, Col. Edwin E.
BOOTH's Regiment.
Levi was first summoned to jury duty in 1815 and often
thereafter. Signed a petition in Roane Co., TN in MAR 1817.
Levi was listed along with his eldest son John among the voters
northeast of the Clinch River in 1826. ("Pioneers of Roane
County, Tennessee", Mabel Harvey THORNTON, 1965).
Levi appeared in the 1830 Roane Co., TN census with 2 sons under
5 years, two sons 5-10 years, and 3 daughters 15-20 years. He
was also in the 1840 Roane Co. census.
Levi died prior to 2 APR 1849 without a will in Roane Co. when
his estate was probated. Edmund WALLER was appointed
administrator on that date. Henderson WHEAT and William ELLIS
posted a $1,000 bond for WALLER's security.
On 7 MAY 1849 Waller returned an inventory of Levi's estate.
Catharine WHEAT (widow) purchased much of the personal property.
Among other items she bought: hoe, ax, shovel, mattock, ploughs,
reaphook, grindstone, , chairs, mowing blade, scythe & cradle,
cooper's tools, sheep shears, fire dogs, skillet, chests,
looking glass, beds & furniture, a bay horse, yoke of steers, a
cart, and 9 head of sheep. Other buyers purchased: yearlings
(calves?), saddlebags, pigs, tea kettle, rifle gun, augers,
oven, grey mare, grey colt, saddle, bee gums, heifers, hogs,
saws, and logging chains. Additionaly, Catharine got to keep the
land (acreage not listed), a horse, 110 bushels of corn, 550
ponds of bacon, a sow and pigs, five sheep, hogs, two cows and
calves. On 23 DEC 1850 Waller reported to the court that the
settlement of the estate yielded $184.86 and that after expenses
$112.91 was left for distribution. Some expenses listed included
$1 to William ELLIS for "crying" the sale and $17 to Catharine
WHEAT for "allowances". On 6 JAN 1851 Samuel CHILDRESS, attorney
for Catharine WHEAT, widow of Levi WHEAT, deceased, made a
motion and it was ordered that Edmund WALLER hand over to her
the monies in hand from the sale of the estate for the benefit
of her minor children.
(Roane County, TN Court Minutes and Roane County, TN Wills &
Estate Settlement Book, Vol. E, JUN 1847 - DEC 1845)
_John WHEAT _________+
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_Joseph WHEAT Sr.____|
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_Joseph WHEAT Jr.____|
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