Mother: Mary MALLORY |
_George ALVIS (ALVES) _+ | (1656 - 1734) _David ALVIS (OLVIS) I_______________| | (1714 - 1787) m 1739 | | |_Mary CRENSHAW? _______+ | (1700 - 1732) _Jesse S. ALVIS _____| | (1759 - 1841) m 1785| | | _Thomas STANLEY III____+ | | | (1689 - 1754) m 1715 | |_Elizabeth STANLEY? _________________| | (1718 - 1789) m 1739 | | |_Elizabeth MADDOX _____ | (1693 - 1724) m 1715 | |--Mary "Polly" ALVIS | (1795 - ....) | _______________________ | | | _(RESEARCH QUERY) MALLORY of VA & MO_| | | | | | |_______________________ | | |_Mary MALLORY _______| (1772 - 1840) m 1785| | _______________________ | | |_____________________________________| | |_______________________
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These websites also say that Walter and Theobald were the sons
of ________de Berkeley, son of Roger de Berkeley, and his wife,
Rissa. Of course, this may be accurate, or it could be pure
fiction."
__ | _ROGER (de Berchelai) BERKELEY I_| | (1040 - 1093) | | |__ | _ BERKELEY __________| | | | | __ | | | | |_________________________________| | | | |__ | | |--THEOBOLD de BERKELEY | (1120 - ....) | __ | | | _________________________________| | | | | | |__ | | |_____________________| | | __ | | |_________________________________| | |__
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__ | __| | | | |__ | _(RESEARCH QUERY) HARRISON _| | | | | __ | | | | |__| | | | |__ | | |--Robert Martin HARRISON C.S.A. | (1827 - 1865) | __ | | | __| | | | | | |__ | | |____________________________| | | __ | | |__| | |__
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Mother: Hannah SMITH |
Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War, p.73
HIGGINBOTHAM, BENJAMIN.--Amherst, Sept. 17, 1832. Born in
Amherst, 1757. Called into the militia in 1779, under Capt.
Richard Ballinger for three months, guarding prisons at
Albemarle Barracks. Called again, 1781, under Capt. James
Dillard, joining Gen. Greene in North Carolina, the day after
the battle of Guilford, and serving three months. Later the same
year served three months under Capt. Samuel Higgenbotham,
driving cattle to Williamsburg for the main army. Was drafted
each time. [p.74]
Will Book 4 Page 178 10/23/1802
Owner: Joseph Higginbotham
Division of slaves:
To son Benjamin
Jinny, Jack, Thomas and Dolley
_ HIGGINBOTHAM ______________________________+ | (1670 - ....) _John? HIGGINBOTHAM ___________________| | (1694 - 1744) | | |_____________________________________________ | _Joseph HIGGINBOTHAM _| | (1717 - 1802) m 1745 | | | _(RESEARCH FAMILY GROUP) REILY (RILEY\RILY) _ | | | | |_WIDOW Higginbotham Frances? RILEY? ___| | (1696 - 1751) | | |_____________________________________________ | | |--Benjamin HIGGINBOTHAM | (1757 - 1833) | _(RESEARCH QUERY) SMITH _____________________ | | | _(RESEARCH QUERY) AMHERST VA-TN SMITH _| | | | | | |_____________________________________________ | | |_Hannah SMITH ________| (1720 - ....) m 1745 | | _____________________________________________ | | |_______________________________________| | |_____________________________________________
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Mother: Margaret RUCKER |
_____________________ | _____________________________| | | | |_____________________ | _William HULME ______| | (1778 - 1828) m 1800| | | _____________________ | | | | |_____________________________| | | | |_____________________ | | |--Agnes Melitta HULME | (1814 - 1875) | _Cornelius RUCKER ___+ | | (1734 - 1761) | _John RUCKER ________________| | | (1759 - 1827) m 1780 | | | |_Mary WHITE _________+ | | (1723 - ....) |_Margaret RUCKER ____| (1784 - 1850) m 1800| | _John TINSLEY _______+ | | (1723 - 1798) m 1754 |_Elizabeth "Betsey" TINSLEY _| (1764 - ....) m 1780 | |_Sarah PARKS ________+ (1736 - ....) m 1754
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Mother: ROHESE de CLARE |
"John de Mowbray: Born in September 1286, John was called upon
to perform the duties of a northern baron in the Scottish wars
in his fourteenth year. On this occasion his duty was attend the
King only as far north as Carlisle, but five years later he
served throughout the last Scottish campaigns of Edward I.
Before setting off, John, who was still a minor, was given
livery of his lands, presumably in consideration of these
services.
He was knighted together with the Prince of Wales and 300 other
young noblemen on 22 May 1306 and "all given splendid robes and
Westminster Abbey rang with the clamour of trumpets and shouts
of joy". In 1308 he attended the coronation of Edward II and for
several years proved faithful to this oft-despised monarch,
serving against the Scots each summer up to 1319.
In 1312 he was appointed keeper of the city and county of York.
At this time Piers de Gaveston, Earl of Cornwall, was supported
by Henry de Percy, a great baron and John was commanded to sieze
Henry who had allowed Gaveston to escape siege in Scarborough
Castle. Gaveston was killed the Earl of Warwick. In 1313 John
was made Warden of the Marches (the 'middle ground' on the
Scottish/English border). The year 1315 saw famine in the land
and John appointed captain and keeper of of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
and Northumberland.
In 1318, a year when the Scots regained Berwick, John was made
governor of Scarborough and Malton castles in Yorkshire. The
following year he was once more in Scotland with the authority
to receive into protection all who should sumit to Edward II.
The year 1320 brought John into dispute with the King's powerful
favourites, the Despencers. John's father-in-law, the Lord de
Braose, had made a special grant of his lordship of Gower (in
the Welsh marches) to John and his wife who was an only child.
The greedy Hugh le Despencer wanted to annex Gower to
neighbouring lordship of Glamorgan. As John had entered into
possession without the formality of a royal license, Despencer
insisted the property be forfeited to the crown and induced
Edward II to order legal proceedings against John. Consternation
amongst other lords of the Welsh marches, who felt threatened,
led to a confederation headed by the Earl of Hereford, the
Mortimers, Lord Clifford and John de Mowbray, against the
Despencers, as they argued the King's licence had never been
necessary in that region.They were backed by Thomas, Earl of
Lancaster.
Scoffing at the law and custom of the marches, Hugh le Despencer
hinted that those invoking them were guilty of treason. This led
to a strained situation at the October Parliament of 1320, and
became acute in early 1321. As the barons withdrew to the
marches, the King issued writs to 29 lords including John,
forbidding them to assemble for political purposes. To calm
matters, the Earl of Hereford persauded the King to contract
with Lord de Braose to possess the disputed land 'for the
benefit of the Prince of Wales'. The Despencers were banished
and John received a formal pardon from Edward II, but the damage
had been done!
Within six months John threw in his lot with the Earl of
Lancaster who was busy firing, looting and beseiging the King's
lands around Doncaster and Tickhill in Yorkshire. They retreated
before the King's forces and made a final stand at Boroughbridge
where John and other prominent lords were captured. On 23 March
1322, the day after the trial and beheading of Lancaster in
Pontefract, John and Lord Clifford were condemned to be drawn by
three horses and hung at York. His body was left hanging in
chains for three years, after which the King allowed it to be
taken down and buried in the church of the Friars Preachers at
York.
Edward took all John's lands into his own hands, imprisoning the
widow Alice and son John in the Tower of London. Under pressure
Alice disclaimed her inheritance in Sussex, regranted to the
Despencers now back in favour. Her husband had not lived to see
Edward II come to his grisly end in 1327 in the dungeon of
Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire. In the next reign Alice
obtained confirmation of Gowerland to herself and the heirs of
her body by her deceased husband. Lady Mowbray married secondly
Sir R. de Peshale and died in 1332."
Other children: (Geoffrey?)
i. John 1310 - 1361 m Joan Plantagenet
ii. Christina m. William de Plumpton
_WILLIAM de MOWBRAY ___________________+ | (1160 - 1223) _ROGER de MOWBRAY of Thirsk & Slingsby____| | (1220 - 1266) | | |_AGNES AUBIGNY of Arundel______________+ | (1150 - ....) _ROGER III de MOWBRAY 1st Baron of Axholme_| | (1254 - 1297) m 1270 | | | _WILLIAM de BEAUCHAMP Baron of Bedford_+ | | | (1185 - 1260) m 1220 | |_MAUD de BEAUCHAMP _______________________| | (1220 - 1273) | | |_IDA de LONGESPEE _____________________+ | (1204 - 1268) m 1220 | |--JOHN de MOWBRAY 2nd Baron of Thirsk, Knt. | (1286 - 1322) | _GILBERT de CLARE 5th Earl of Hertford_+ | | (1182 - 1230) m 1217 | _RICHARD IV de CLARE 6th Earl of Hertford_| | | (1222 - 1262) m 1237 | | | |_ISABEL MARSHALL of Pembroke___________+ | | (1200 - 1239) m 1217 |_ROHESE de CLARE __________________________| (1250 - 1315) m 1270 | | _JOHN de LACY 1st Earl of Lincoln______+ | | (1192 - 1240) m 1222 |_MAUD de LACY of Lincoln__________________| (1223 - 1288) m 1237 | |_MARGARET de QUINCEY of Lincoln________+ (1210 - 1266) m 1222
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Mother: Catherine Lewis Moss TALBOT |
__ | _Edward MUSE ________| | (1589 - 1640) m 1631| | |__ | _John MUSE Sr. "the Immigrant"_| | (1633 - 1723) | | | __ | | | | |_Margery AUCOCKE ____| | (1588 - 1662) m 1631| | |__ | | |--Jane MUSE | (1667 - ....) | __ | | | _____________________| | | | | | |__ | | |_Catherine Lewis Moss TALBOT __| (1650 - 1723) | | __ | | |_____________________| | |__
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Mother: Susannah CHASTAIN |
___________________________________________ | _(RESEARCH QUERY) ROBINSON ____________________| | | | |___________________________________________ | _James ROBINSON Sr.__| | (1700 - 1748) m 1730| | | ___________________________________________ | | | | |_______________________________________________| | | | |___________________________________________ | | |--Zacarie ROBINSON | (1733 - ....) | _John Francis CHASTAIN ____________________+ | | (1612 - ....) | _Pierre (Peter) Jacob CHASTAIN "the Immigrant"_| | | (1659 - 1728) m 1701 | | | |_Francoise Jane (Frances) RENAULT _________+ | | |_Susannah CHASTAIN __| (1705 - ....) m 1730| | _Abraham SOBLET\SUBLETT Sr."the Immigrant"_+ | | (1648 - 1717) m 1674 |_Ann SOBLET ___________________________________| (1675 - 1723) m 1701 | |_Susanne BRIAN ____________________________+ (1660 - 1714) m 1674
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