I43614: Henry CHILES ICapt. (1669

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Children:
Valentine,
Susannah,
Margaret,
Henry (II),
Walter,
James Birth: 1702 New Kent Co.,Va,
William Birth: 1702/1704 New Kent Co.,Va, Death : 1778,
Hezekiah Birth: 1704 New Kent Co.,Va, Death : 1790 Granville Co.,NC,
Micajah,
Richard Birth: 1705 St Pauls Parish, Hanover Co.,Va,
Manoah,
Daniel Birth: 1707 St Pauls Parish,Hanover Co.,Va, and
Malachi Chiles.

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Aka: Hugh de Creil, Hugh de Mouchy; Hugh de Claremont. He married Margaret de Roucy Abt 1080. Count of Clermont in Beauvais. Hugh de Claremont, father of Adeliza Clermont b 1074 who married Gilbert FitzRichard de Clare, son of Richard fitzGilbert of Tonebruge and Rohese Giffard. Through de Clare line, A Wimberly / Harrell ancestor

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Frances HANCOCK b: 1677 in Norfolk, VA

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In 1757 Joseph Hawkins sold 140 acres to William Ferguson for £50. The deed described the property as “being land George Marchbanks willed to his daughter, Sarah, with all houses,... “ This 140 acres was more likely the gift from her brother George Marchbanks. No wife relinquished a dower right. Ferguson sold this land to Frances Williamson in 1763 who left it to her son Jacob Williamson in her Amelia County will (will dated 30 Dec. 1768, recorded 26 Jan. 1769). Evidently Jacob discovered Sarah had never relinquished her rights to the land. So, in 1770, Joseph Hawkins and Sarah, his wife, then of Prince Edward County, executed a deed acknowledging the sale of land to Jacob Williamson. This time Sarah relinquished her dower right.

Children:
1. Laban Hawkins married Catherine McGehee 30 December 1784.
2. Nancy Hawkins
3. Isaiah Hawkins
4. William Hawkins
5. Abner Hawkins
6. Elizabeth Hawkins
7. Obediah Hawkins married Sally Hudgins, daughter of William Hudgins, in Prince Edward County 7 April (bond) 1797.
8. Mary Hawkins married Abraham McGehee in Prince Edward County 24 April (bond) 1799.

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Father: John Howard of Norfolk b. 1316

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John Lovett lived at Hampton Lovett, Worcestershire, England.1

Child of John Lovett: Cicely Lovett+

Citations: 1. [S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White, Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint in 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume II, page 195. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.

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"---Source: Comp 262 - Burnett-Turner-Ross-Via-Etc/Etc
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/etc/comp262.txt
"Francis (Francois) POSEY was born in 1615 in Cambrai, France. He died before 24 May 1654 in Charles Co., Maryland. At a Court held at Putuxent, Maryland on April 24, 1655, Henry Fox, a creditor, requisted "right to settle the estate of Francis Posey, deceased", and this was granted. He was christened in Huguenot.

He married in Virginia, as records show he paid for the transport of persons from Virginia to Maryland. His wife arrived in Maryland around 1743 under the protection of a Mr. Fenwick who paid for her transportation and who was reimbursed by Frances Posey for such cost. Seven years later he received a grant of 50 acres for land for the transport of "His now wife" into Maryland. He also received land grants in Maryland for the transport of other people into the providence.

The first record found of him in America was in Henrico County, Virginia in 1636. His name appears as "Fr. Posey" on a list of 40 headrights for 2,000 acres of land in Henrico County that belonged to a William Farrar. His name appears along with two others on an "oath of Fealty" dated January 2, 1640 in Maryland. He received 100 acres of land, not the normal 50 acres that was given to an individual. This indicates that he was know by friends in Maryland before his arrival. These friends may have known him through his family in France or the church in England. On March 16, 1641 he was present, along with all freemen, at the Assembly and was recorded as a citizen from St Clements Hundred.

He was a Planter and grew tobacco. Records show that he had purchased 3,450 acres over a period of 10 to 15 years. Records also show that he paid 170 pounds of tobacco for suit of clothes, the payment due on March 1, 1642. He served as proxie for seven other persons, therefore casting eight votes. He served on many juries over the years and as the Burgess in the Assembly from 1641 to 1650."
Children:
2 John Sr. POSEY b: 20 JUL 1652 d: BEF. 24 JUL 1689 + Les Amalie BELAINE
2 Benjamin POSEY b: 1648 d: 1715 + Mary BELAINE b: 1665 d: FEB 1724/25
2 Anne POSEY b: 1646 d: BEF. 1683 + John MOULD b: ABT. 1646

Source: Fredric (Rick) Z. Saunders -
http://pweb.netcom.com/~fzsaund/posey.html
---"Francis POSEY was transported to VA by 1636, and recieved land for his own transportation in 1640 to Charles Co., MD. In 1650 he demanded land in right of his wife, whom be bought of Mr. FENWICK, whose servant she was, being for her transportation about 7 years since. There are assertions by some he was born in France, and claims of descent from the Poschet family of Voyaux, Cambrai. No one has ever provided reference to source documents to support these claims."

---Source: Posey GenForum
Part of a letter posted by Michael Allison, 1 Feb 2000, # 933:"...Unbeknownst to many, that illustrious POSCHET pedigree many of us embrace is not so ancient at all. Check the French records! It was not established until 1749 by PIERRE JOSEPH POSCHET who presented records in attempt to get a letter patent of nobility...But not everyone fell for the scam. On May 28, 1665, Mr. Can den Leene, Knight, Councilor to His Majesty the King and his first King-at-Arms, reported that he was not able to authenticate the Poschet's claim of nobility. He stated that he had not found any verified, legal titles in the Poschet's history...All evidence coming out of France states "Fraud"....I've seen the case they built in this book and I've convinced. I think that we fell hook line and sinker for a scam -- just like the French government did in 1749! "

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"Anne Soblet, b. say 1684; m. Pierre Chastain. This identity is subject to a bit of debate. The sole reference to her is:"3 April, 1723, died Anne Soblet the -- --- ---sieur Pierre Chastain, age about --years; was buried the fourth of the month" To achieve the identity suggested above, it is necessary to supply in the blanks "the wife of" Unaided by other references. it would be just as possible to supply
alternatively "the daughter of" and thus make her wife of one of the young Soblets. However, the death register also gives this reference:
"The 12th of January, 1722 [1723], died Jan. Chastain, daughter of ---ieur Chastain and of Anne Chastain, her father and mother, aged about 6 years; was buried the 13th of the month, on Sunday, at three o'clock in the afternoon". This presumably refers to the same Anne and makes her wife of Pierre Chastain, hence, born a Soblet."

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or 1726 King Wm. Parish, VA

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William Jackson Standard, Residence: Butts County, Georgia Occupation: Enlist Date: 25 September 1861 State: Georgia

My Southern Family

Capt. Henry CHILES I

1669 - 1719

ID Number: I43614

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Count HUGUES (Henry) I de CLERMONT

ABT 1030 - 1102

ID Number: I18410

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Thomas GATEWOOD

1790 - BEF 1850

ID Number: I34331

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Fances HANCOCK

1677 - ____

ID Number: I82310

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Joseph HAWKINS

ABT 1730 - BEF 1788

ID Number: I97284

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ANNE HOWARD

ABT 1341 - AFT 1397

ID Number: I84680

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JOHN LOVETT

____ - ____

ID Number: I103950

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Francis POSEY "the Immigrant"

1615 - BEF 24 May 1654

ID Number: I72139

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Ann SOBLET

22 Oct 1675 - 3 Apr 1723

ID Number: I20839

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William Jackson STANDARD C.S.A.

ABT 1840 - ____

ID Number: I56218

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