Updated 31 August, 2002
As you go through this list of names
(the quickest way I could get it up and viewable) remember that I use the
Ahnentafel
Numbering system. That system is very simple - on my ancestral
chart I would be number one (1)...my father would be number two (2)...my
mother would be number three (3)...each ancestor after that is a multiple
of two - for instance, my father's father (my paternal grandfather) would
be number four (4), his wife (my paternal grandmother) would be number
five (5), my maternal grandfather would be number six (6), my maternal
grandmother would be number seven (7), and so on. Easy (and believe
me when I say I've come across some that have made my brain turn to mush.)!
Also, I go more in depth on the Lorren names appearing below on the main
"Lorren" page. Personal information
on my living family members has been
withheld - email me privately if you think it is something you wish to
discuss. I owe a tremendous debt to Tom Allred for his research and
generous sharing of my Hall/Evans line and for uniting me with my Hall
family. I don't have all my sources up as I'm still in the process
(I know, I'm slow) of uploading my information in the correct order (and
correcting my mistakes because of my haste). Should you need a source,
please email me, give me a few days to go through a ton of documents and
I'll gladly give it to you. A few of the links available to you on
this, and other pages, are external, off site links, and you will have
to use your browser's "BACK" button to return to my site. These are
generally very useful and informative links that I encourage you to follow.
You will also find that photographs take forever to load and for that I
apologize. I did not scan the photos and had no control over that.
Perhaps in the future I can rescan photographs and give you a faster download
time, but until then, please bear with me.
1. Rebecca Ann HALL (photo)
2. Horace M. HALL
4. John Lewis HALL
Other Children
(not in birth order):
6. Jasper Tillman LORREN
(photo)
8. Al Ford HALL
Other Children:
ii. L.B. Hall
10. John DUDLEY
Other children:
ii. Pearl Dudley
12. Samuel Prathel LORREN
(photo)(land
deed)
22. Adolphus Monroe EVANS
(photo)
Other Children:
i. Emma Josephine Evans b. 1868 Goshen Cherokee Co., Al
Note: Married #2: Mary Ann JENNINGS 29 Jan 1878 Calhoun Co.,
Al
24. John L.C. LORREN (photo)
26. Charles Frank HEDGEPETH
Research by Ken Hedgepeth produced
the Marriage Record for Frank and Mysina (Masina) which states, "Calhoun
County, Alabama Marriage Record Book for 1864-1877 - August 30, 1872 license
September 1872 marriage; The State of Alabama to any Minister of the Gospel,
Judge or Justice lawfully authorized Calhoun County to celebrate the rites
of matrimony. You are hereby licensed to celebrate the rites of matrimony
between C.F. Hedgepeth and ? Masina Counch and for so doing this shall
be your warrant. Given under my hand ? this 30 ? of August in the
year of our Lord One Thousand and eight-hundred and Seventy two.
A Woods (looks like Woods) Judge of Probate. In virtue of a license
from the Judge of the Probate Court of said County, I have this day celebrated
THE RITES OF MATRIMONY between C.F. Hedgepeth and Masina Couch. Given
under my hand this 4th day of September 1872." (Microfilm page 369)
You can contact Ken at [email protected]
Research by Arlene Waters states:
The 1880 Census of Paulding Co. gives the following information:
First Name:
Last Name:
Race/Sex:
Age:
Place Born:
Frank is also listed on the 1874
tax digest of Paulding Co. You can contact Arlene at [email protected]
30. Jackson HANEY
44. Jesse EVANS (photo)
Other Children:
ii. Rufus Urban EVANS b: 2 MAR 1833 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
3. Married #1: ?
Children:
i. Karen D. HALL
Married #2:
Sue LORREN (living) (photo)
Children:
1 ii. Rebecca A. HALL
Married #3:
Unknown
Born:
20 Sept. 1893
Died:
1948
Buried:
Piedmont, Alabama
5. Married: Alma
DUDLEY (photo)
Born:
13 Nov 1892
Died:
12 Jul 1965
Buried:
Piedmont, Alabama
Children:
2. Horace M. Hall
ii. Harry Hall
iii. Frances Hall
iv. Viola Hall Strickland
v. Kenneth Hall
Born:
7 Nov 1900
Place:
Borden Springs, Alabama
Died:
21 Jan 1948
Place:
Cedartown, Georgia
7. Married: Christine
Inez COOK (photo)
on
18 Feb 1936 in Borden Springs, AL
Born:
8 Oct. 1919
Place:
Carrolton, Georgia
Died:
4 May 1977
Place:
Mobile, Alabama
Buried:
Borden Springs Cemetery
Children:
3. Sue LORREN (living)
Born:.
1854
9. Married: Kelly
ROBINETTE
Children:
4. John L. HALL
iii. Dan Hall
iv. Fred Hall
v. Collie Hall
vi. Homer Hall
11. Married: Ann
Victory EVANS (photo)
Born: 9 May 1863
Place: Goshen, Cherokee Co., Al.
Children:
5. Alma DUDLEY
iii. James Walt Dudley
iv. William (Will) C. Dudley m. Lillie ?
v. Lonnie (Lon) Dudley m. Anna HALL
Born: 9 Apr 1879
Place: Cleburne County, Alabama
Died: 12 Nov 1940
Place: Borden Springs, Alabama
13. Married: Nancy
O.Lena HEDGEPETH (photo)
Born: 9 Mar 1882
Place: Cleburne County, Alabama
Died: 17 Feb 1957
Place: Borden Springs, Alabama
Children:
6 Jasper Tillman LORREN
Notes: Samuel
(Sammy) and Nancy (Nannie) belonged to the Church of Christ in Borden Springs,
Alabama. Sammy owned a 161 acres in Borden Springs at one time; he
also owned other acreage in that area, all long since been sold out of
the family. There in Borden Springs, he built a home for his bride.
This home was
14. Franklin COOK
the old
"Lorren" house (burned). During his lifetime, Sammy was a
member of a Masonic Lodge (and at least one
of his daughters, Aunt Dandy [I believe], was a member of the Eastern Star).
I have yet to figure out which Lodge he belonged to...and if you know,
please let me know. He obtained the highest level of the
Order. Sammy was diagnosed with a rare form of eye cancer that eventually
spread throughout his body. He made several trips to the Mayo Clinic
for treatment. My mother Sue also had this form of eye cancer [the
name fails me now but I will update this later] and was treated for it
in Houston, Texas...her's was benign. Sadly, Sammy's cancer spread
and eventually killed him. My mother relates that one of the last
times she remembers seeing her grandfather was when Sammy returned home
from the Mayo Clinic. Mother went with her family to meet Sammy at
the old Borden Springs (Alabama) train depot.
Mother said they lifted Sammy off the train on a stretcher. His eyes
and head were swathed in bandages and he was in tremendous pain.
Later, as an adult, she learned that the doctors at the Mayo Clinic had
sent Sammy home to die. "Doc" HAMILTON (killed in a car wreck
in the '50s) was the Lorren family doctor and had been for many years.
He treated Sammy with heavy doses of morphine until Sammy's passing on
November 12, 1940.
Born:
Place: Felton, GA
Died: 4 July 1920
Place: Texas
15. Married:
Georgia Marilyn HANEY (photo)
Born: 1 Apr 1900
Place:
Died: 11 Feb 1988
Place: Cedartown, Polk Co., GA
Children:
7 Christine Inez COOK
Born: 21 Jan 1835
Place: Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
Died: 9 May 1912
Place: Piedmont, Al
Buried: Highland Cemetery, Piedmont, Al
23. Married #1:
Elizabeth CUMMINGS
Date: 9 Dec 1860
Place: Calhoun Co., Al.
Children:
11. Ann Victory EVANS (photo)
m. William H. MCCAIN 28 SEP 1890
Born: Betw. 1847 (note: LDS records have John's birth at 1840 in
contradiction to family Bible and gravestone)
Place: Cleburne Co., Alabama
Died: 1931
25. Married #2: Julia
Ann POLLARD(KNIGHTEN)
(photo)
in 1863.
Born: 20 Mar 1838
Died: 6 Aug. 1899
Place: Borden Springs, Alabama
Buried: Borden Springs Cemetery, Cleburne Co., AL gravestone
reads "LArren)
Children:
12. Samuel Prathell LORREN (photo)
Born:
Died: Oct. 1900
27. Married: Mulven
Mysina COUCH (widow's pension application)
Born:
Died:
Children:
13 Nancy O. Lena HEDGEPETH (photo)
C.F.
Hedgepeth
Masina
M.E.
L.J.
W.T.M.
J.H. (N?)
Born:
Died:
31. Married: Sally EASTLAND
Born:
Died:
Children:
15 Georgia Marilyn HANEY (photo)
Born: 18 Jan 1807
Place: Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
Died: 19 Mar 1884
Place: Goshen, Cherokee Co., Al
Buried: Goshen, Cherokee Co., Al
45. Married: Caroline
ANDERSON (photo)
Date: 1832
Place: Union Co., SC
Born: 29 Sept 1813
Place: Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
Died: 19 Nov 1884
Place: Goshen, Cherokee Co., Al
Buried: Goshen VAlley Cemetery, Cherokee Co., Al
Children:
22. Adolphus Monroe EVANS (photo)
m. Josephine MOBLEY
iii. Mariah EVANS b: 20 FEB 1837 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
m. Joel Gilmore WOOD
iv. Henrietta EVANS b: 12 MAY 1839 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
v. Fleury Montgomery EVANS b: 22 JAN 1842 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
m. Martha RUSHING
vi. Garaphelia EVANS b: 5 MAY 1844 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
m. George Washington FREEMAN
vii. Oda Jane EVANS b: 7 MAR 1848 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
m. Andrew Raford DAVIS
viii. John Calhoun EVANS b: 20 OCT 1850 in Goshen Hill,Union Co.,SC
m. Mary C. TRAYWICK
ix. George Douglas EVANS b: 26 FEB 1855 in Goshen Cherokee Co.,AL
m. Mary Elizabeth FREEMAN
Goshen Valley Cemetery
This cemetery is located on Hwy
9, Goshen Valley, Cherokee Co., Alabama. The cemetery is located
just inside the Cherokee county line with a few graves located in Calhoun
Co. It was surveyed on 21 Apr 2000 by Beverly Giles Loffler at: http://www.trackingyourroots.com/cherokeecem.htm
EVANS, | Bertha WOODALL | 1886 - 1907 | Wife of W.L. | ----------------------- |
EVANS, | Caroline ANDERSON | 29 Sept 1813 19 Nov 1884 | Wife of Jesse | See Note 1 Below |
EVANS, | George Douglas | 26 Feb 1855
25 Oct 1934 |
----------------------- | ----------------------- |
EVANS, | Jesse | 18 Jan 1807
19 Mar 1884 |
----------------------- | See Note 1 Below |
EVANS, | Joe Wheeler | 10 Aug 1891
25 Mar 1921 |
----------------------- | See Note 2 Below |
EVANS, | John C. | 1850 - 1899 | ----------------------- | ----------------------- |
EVANS, | John E. | 1885 - 1937 | ----------------------- | ----------------------- |
EVANS, | Johney | 1885 - 1937 | ----------------------- | ----------------------- |
EVANS, | Mary C. | 1855 - 1939 | Wife of John C. | ----------------------- |
EVANS, | Mary Elizabeth
FREEMAN |
11 May 1866
25 Dec 1939 |
Wife of George Douglas | ----------------------- |
EVANS, | Perry | 1755 - 1840 | ----------------------- | See Note 3 Below |
Note 1: Jesse and Caroline died of injuries
received during the Goshen Cyclone
19 Feb. 1884
Note 2: Killed by accident in Bradford Mine
which was operated by free labor
Note 3: Sgt. 4th Indpt MD Co. Rev. War (Buried
at Goshen Hills). Notice the absence of
Perry's wife Deborah SELBY
Other Notes: Jessie
appears in 1830
Federal Population Schedule (Census)
for Union District, SC; Jessie appears in the 1840
Fed. Pop. Schedule
for Union District, SC; Appeared in the 1850
Fed. Pop. Schedule for
Union District, SC did not appear in the 1870
Census for Union
District, SC
It appears that Jessie
and Caroline moved from Goshen Hill,
Union Co., SC to Goshen, Cherokee Co., AL between 20 OCT 1850
when their eighth child John Calhoun EVANS was born and
26 FEB 1855 when their ninth child George Douglas EVANS
was born.
Sources: Tom Allred's grandmother's oral history, family
letters of Caroline to children in Texas during the
1870's , and the family bible which was in Tom's
uncle's possesion.
48. George A. LORREN (land
deed)
Born: 1816
Place: Jefferson, TN. (there is discrepancy here see notes)
Died: 25 Aug 1889.
49. Wife: Elizabeth
Martha D. ROBBERSON or ROBERTSON
Married on 22 Apr 1841 in Carroll Co., GA
Born: 1825
Died: After 1880
Children:
24 John L.C. LORREN (photo)
50. Benjamin POLLARD
Born: 1777
Place: South Carolina
51. Married: Rachel
Sarah PARKS
Born: 12 Nov 1807
Place: Wilkes Co., NC
Children:
25 Julia Ann POLLARD
52. William HEDGEPETH (photo)
(land deed) (Soldiers
or Sailors Application)
Born: 27 Jan 1818
Place: Georgia
Died: 15 Jun 1910
Place: Borden Springs, AL
53. Married: Louisa
ROBERTS
Born: 1818
Place: North Carolina
Died:
Place:
Children:
26 Charles Frank HEDGEPETH
According to the research of Arlene Waters the 1850 Census of Cobb Co., Georgia gives the following information:
Name: Age: Sex: Profession: Place Born:
Wm Hedgepeth | 31 | m | Overseer | Ga (?) |
Louisa | 31 | f | --------- | NC (looks like) |
Sara A. | 10 | f | --------- | Ala |
Wm N. | 5 | m | --------- | Ga |
Charles F. | 3 | m | --------- | Ga |
William and his family appear in the Paulding,
GA 1860 Fed. Census.
They now have a 9 year old daughter namedLouisa.
Page # | Line # | Surname | Given Name | Age | Birthplace |
731 | 39 | Hedgepeth | Charles | 13 | Ga. |
732 | 1 | Hedgepeth | Louisa | 9 | Ga. |
731 | 36 | Hedgepeth | Louisa | 42 | NC |
731 | 37 | Hedgepeth | Sarah | 20 | Ala. |
731 | 35 | Hedgepeth | William | 42 | Ga. |
731 | 38 | Hedgepeth | William | 15 | Ga. |
88. Perry EVANS
Died:
Place: Union Co., SC
89. Married: Deborah
SELBY
Date: 27 Mar 1785
Place: Evangelical Lutheran Church, MD
Born:
Place: Prince George Co., MD
Died: 1827
Place: Union Co., SC
Children:
44. Jessie EVANS
Other Children:
ii. Drusilla EVANS b. 1799
iii. Nancy EVANS b. 1803
iv. George Washington EVANS b. 1811 Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
m. Margaret EVANS
Note: The 1800
Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census) for Union District,
South Carolina is the "First" Census for the Union District.
The Union District was created from the larger "Ninety-Six"
District in 1798. Even though no 1790 Census is listed for
Union District, most of the people on pages 45 to 52 on
NARS M-637, State Reel 11 were residing in the present-
day Union Co., South Carolina. ..prs
SINDX | Last Name | First Name | Date | NARS Reel | Pg# | Family Group |
E152 | EVANS | Perry | 1800 | M-32 50 | 232 | 20010-31010-00 |
2= two males in household ages 1 to 9
0 = no males in household ages 10 to 15
0 = no males in household ages 16 to 25
1 = one male in household ages of 26 to 44
0 = no males in household ages 45 plus years
3 = three females in household ages 1 to 9
1 = one female in household ages 10 to 15
0 = no females in household ages 16 to 25
1 = one female in household ages 26 to 44
0 = no females in household ages 45 plus years
00 = no slaves in household
Perry Evans appears in the 1810
Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census)
He was not in the 1820
Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census) for Union
District, SC; No "Perry EVANS" appears in the 1830
Census but
a "Perry EAVANY" was; He is in the 1840
Census for Union
District, SC
Perry served as a Sgt. in the 4th Indpt MD Co. during the Revolutionary War.
90. Elijah ANDERSON
Died: 1824
Place: Union Co., SC
91. Married: Nancy SELBY
Children:
45. Caroline ANDERSON
Other Children:
ii. Silas ANDERSON
iii. Nancy ANDERSON m. James ROGERS
iv. Mary ( Polly ) ANDERSON m. Phillip H. SELBY
v. Elizabeth ANDERSON b: 7 OCT 1815
vi. Martha ANDERSON
viii.
Eliza ANDERSON
ix. Doshann ANDERSON m. Owen P. SELBY
96. John LORREN
Born: Betw 1791-95 in Hawkins Co. TN according to LDS records.
(This is my brick wall and I will go in to family stories in another
area and my theories about this mysterious John Lorren)
Died: Believed to have died when his children were in their teens.
97. Married: Julia
Ann McPHERSON abt. 1815 in Roane, Tennessee.
Born: Betw. 1794-1797 in Hawkins Co., TN (note: some family
members state Julia was born in Kentucky but LDS records
state TN)
Died: 1829
Children:
48 George A. LORREN
More Notes and my theory: Family stories state John was a British soldier of Irish descent who came from Ireland to the present site of the City of Chicago, Illinois where he made entry of a grant of land at the same time his future wife's (Julia Ann McPherson) brother Elijah Daniel McPherson did. The two men apparently knew each other. I have verified that this land grant existed through a distant Lorren relative who has a copy of it...unfortunately, this person would not share information. Elijah Daniel McPherson (Julia's older brother) moved in 1829 or 1830 from Roane or Rhea County, Tennessee to Buck Creek section of Carroll County, Georgia about the same time John and Ann moved from the same Tennessee counties to the vicinity of later Oak Level, Alabama, then in Benton, later Calhoun County, now Cleburne County, Alabama which adjoins Carroll County, Georgia and these two families exchanged visits. John and Julia Ann (McPherson)'s son George Lorren, made a visit to his uncle Elijah, as reported by Elijah, in 1870 at Oak Level. George's brother John left Alabama shortly after the death of his parents and was not heard from again. There seems to be no explanation for George and John's sister Jerusha Lorren living in the family of her cousin, Daniel McPherson, other than that she was the orphan niece of Daniel's father, Capt. George McPherson, older brother of Jerusha's mother Julia Ann (McPherson) Lorren.
(Research Note: On June 11, 1792, a territorial ordinance created Knox and Jefferson counties from Greene and Hawkins counties. In 1796, Tennessee became a State. In 1801, Knox County was partitioned to create Roane and Anderson Counties.)
100. William POLLARD
Children:
50 Benjamin Pollard
102. Benjamin PARKS (more information
on the Parks can be found at this
webpage)
Born: 25 Mar 1746
Place: 1746 King George Co., VA
Died: 11 Jul 1839
Place: Hall Co., GA
several generations of Parks are buried at Yellow Creek Baptist Church
in Hall Co., Ga.
Married: 3 Nov 1779 Wilkes Co., NC
103. Married: Virlinche (Valentia)
aka Elizabeth BRANCH
Born: 16 Feb 1758
Place: Chesterfield, VA
Children:
51 Rachel Sarah PARKS
Other Children:
ii. Linchfield PARKS b. 10 Sept 1780 Wilkes Co., NC
iii. John PARKS b. 4 Apr 1782 Wilkes Co., NC
iv. Anna PARKS b. 15 May 1784 Wilkes Co., NC
v. Susan PARKS b. 18 May 1786 in Wilkes Co., NC
vi. Flemmon PARKS b. 24 Oct 1788 Wilkes Co., NC
vii. Patsy or Martha PARKS b. 2 May 1793 Wilkes Co., NC
viii. Mira PARKS b. 6 Jul 1795 Wilkes Co., NC
ix. Abner J. PARKS b. 1798 Wilkes Co., NC
x. Benjamin PARKS b. 27 Oct. 1802 Wilkes Co., NC
176. William EVANS
177. Married: Mary
KNOTT
Children:
88. Perry EVANS
178. Samuel SELBY
Born: 14 Feb 1733/34
Place: Prince George, Maryland
Died: 6 Jul 1830
Place: Goshen Hill, Union Co., SC
179. Married: Anna
?
Children:
89. Deborah SELBY (sister to 91)
91. Nancy SELBY (sister to 89)
Note: The children of 89 and 91 above married.
The 1800
Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census) for Union District,
South Carolina is the "First" Census for the Union District.
The Union District was created from the larger "Ninety-Six"
District in 1798. Even though no 1790 Census is listed for
Union District, most of the people on pages 45 to 52 on
NARS M-637, State Reel 11 were residing in the present-
day Union Co., South Carolina.
SINDX | L Name | F Name | Date | NARS Reel | Pg# | Family Group |
S410 | SELBEY | Samuel | 1800 | M-32 50 | 232 | 00001-00001-01 |
0 = no males in household between the ages 1 to 9
0 = no males in household between the ages 10 to 15
0 = no males in household between the ages 16 to 25
0 = no male in household between the ages of 26 to 44
1 = one male in household over 44 years of age
0 = no females in household between the ages 1 to 9
0 = no female in household between the ages 10 to 15
0 = no females in household between the ages 16 to 25
0 = no female in household between the ages 26 to 44
1 = one female in household over 44 years of age
01 = one slave in household
Samuel is not in the 1810
Fed. Pop. Schedule (Census) for
Union District, SC. Appeared in the 1820
Census 1 male
over 44, 1 female over 44 and no slaves. Did not appear
in the 1840
Census for Union District, SC
194. Daniel McPHERSON
Born: 22 Oct 1755
Place: Charles Co., MD
Died: 17 Oct 1844
Place: Roane Co., TN
195. Married: Susannah
KINCHELOE 30 DEC 1772 in Fauquier Co., Virginia
Born: 22 Sept 1755
Place: Prince William Co., VA
Died: 12 Jul 1850
Place: Roane Co., TN
Children:
97 Julia Ann McPHERSON
Other Children:
ii. Suzanna MCPHERSON b: 1777 in Fauquier Co., Va.
iii. Mary MCPHERSON b: 1778 in Fauquier Co., Va.
iv. Charles Lewin MCPHERSON b: 1780 in Fauquier Co., Va.
v. Henry MCPHERSON b: ABT 1781 in Fauquier Co., Va.
vi. Horton MCPHERSON b: 1782 in Fauquier Co., Va.
vii. George MCPHERSON b: 1784 in Hawkins Co., Tn.
viii. Andrew Barton MCPHERSON b: 8 SEP 1786 in Hawkins Co., Tn.
ix. Elijah Daniel MCPHERSON b: 13 JUL 1789 in Hawkins Co., Tn.
x. Hannah MCPHERSON b: ABT 1792 in Hawkins Co., Tn.
xi. Nancy MCPHERSON b: 1795 in Hawkins Co., Tn.
Note: Daniel was listed on the Charles County Census 1775-1778 for
male persons eighteen years old and upward in the lower hundred,
Durham Parish.
204. John PARKS
Born: 10 May 1706
Place: Essex, VA
205. Married: Mary SHARP
(SHARPPE)
Born: 20 Aug 1715
Place: King George Co., VA
Children:
102 Benjamin PARKS
Other Children:
ii. Samuel PARKS b: 26 Nov 1757 in AMHERST CO,Va
iii. George PARKS b: 5 Aug 1759 in AMHERST CO,Va
iv. John PARKS
v. William PARKS
vi. James PARKS
vii. Gabriel PARKS
viii. Thomas PARKS
ix. Sarah PARKS
Other researchers state that John married twice - (1) Mary Sharp (Sharppe) and (2) Sarah Winfield listing Benjamin's mother as Sarah and not Mary. I have chosen to use (without documentation) Mary as my ancestor based on a letter to Patricia Smith from Joan Sellers states, "The Will of John Parks was dated 7 Feb 1787 and probated Jan. 1793 in Wilkes County, NC records. From land records, John and wife "Mary" (emphasis mine) executed their last transaction on 3 Oct 1768 and then moved to NC." This would mean that John and Mary were married in 1746 when Benjamin was born. John mentions his children in his Will but a wife is not mentioned which makes one suppose that both Mary and Sarah predeceased John. You may wish to contact Patricia Smith at [email protected] for more information regarding the Parks line.
206 John BRANCH
b. 1714 Chesterfield, VA
207 Married: Unknown
Children:
103 Elizabeth BRANCH
354. Nathanial KNOTT
Died: 1765
Place: Queen Anne Co., MD
355. Married: Mary
?
Children:
177. Mary KNOTT
356. William Magruder SELBY
Born: 1709
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
Died: bef. 21 Jan 1783 (Will proved 21 Jan 1783)
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
357. Married: Martha
WILSON
Date: 1734
Born: 1713
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
Children:
178. Samuel SELBY
Will
of
William Magruder Selby 28 Feb. 1773-21 Jan. 1783
L-2, fol. 165
My excerpts:
"In the name of God Amen. I, William Magruder Selby of PrinceAnother source:: Selby Families of Colonial America
George's Co, in the province of Maryland being in good health and
perfect memory blessed be God therefore do this twenty eighth day
of February in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred
and seventy three make and publish this my last will and Testament
in manner and form following. Now I commend my Soul unto the hands
of Almighty God who gave it me and my Body to the Earth from whence
it came in hopes of a joyful resurrection thru the merits of my Lord and
Savior Jesus Christ and as for that worldly Estate wherewith it has
pleased God to bless me with I dispose thereof as follows:Item: I give all that parcel of Land I had of William Beall to be equally
divided between my two sons Samuel Selby and James Wilson Selby
to them their heirs and assigns forever.Item I give and bequath to my wife Martha Selby one Negro Girl
during her widowhood.Item: the first child she hath to my son Samuel Selby and his heirs
and the second to my son Nathan Selby and his heirs and the third
to my son Joshuway Wilson Selby and at the expiration of the
widow's natural life of my wife the wench and the rest of her
increase I give and bequeath to my son William Wilson Selby and
heirs forever.
Reads: William Magruder Selby was born in Prince George's
County, Maryland, circa 1709, the only child of William
and Sarah (Magruder) Selby. He died in Prince Goerge's
County shortly before 21 Jan 1783/84 when his will was
probated.
388 Richard McPHERSONHe married circa 1734 Martha Wilson, born in Prince
George's County, Maryland circa 1713, daughter of
Major Josiah and Martha (Linghan) Wilson. Josiah
Wilson's will, dated 11 Nov 1717, devised 206 acres
of Indian Gyants Sepulcher to daughter Martha,
then aged 5 years; Martha's guardian by 28 Aug
1728 was Elizabeth Wilson, her sister-in-law and
wife of Lingan Wilson. William Magruder Selby was
later listed on the Prince George's Debt Books
for this land.p. 77: In the 1776 Census of UpperMarlborough
Hundred, William is listed as age 67 years, his wife
Martha was 63; a daughter age 16.p. 77-78: The Widow Martha moved to Adair County,
KY, with some of her children, and on 8 Mar 1860
executed two deeds. For 250 Pounds she sold to
her son-in-law Nicolas Naylor Negro women Flora
and Jane and their increase "until the demand is
made of such slaves, they being in the possession
of William Wilson Selby"Calling herself Martha Selby, "widow of William
Magruder Selby," she also appointed Naylor her
attorney to recover any property belonging to her
from the estate of William Wilson Selby (who had
died in 1800)...
Other Children:
ii. Thomas MCPHERSON b: 1753 in Charles Co., Md.
iii. Barton MCPHERSON b: 1758 in Charles Co., Md.
iv. Chloe MCPHERSON b: 1765 in Charles Co., Md.
v. Henry MCPHERSON b: 2 JUN 1772 in Charles Co., Md.
390 John KINCHELOE, Jr.
Born: 22 Oct 1728
Place: North Farnham Parrish, VA
Died: 15 Feb 1809
391 Married: Mary WICKLIFFE
(WYCLIFFE) (WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
Born: 22 Sept 1725
Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
Died: 17 Oct 1794
Place: Washington Co., TN
Children:
195 Susannah KINCHELOE
Other Children:
ii. Sarah KINCHELOE b: BET. 1740 - 1742 in Prince William Co.,
Viriginia
iii. Charles KINCHELOE b: BEF. 1755 in Prince William Co.,
Virginia
iv. James KINCHELOE b: 1758 in Prince William Co., Virginia
v. Elijah KINCHELOE b: BEF. 1760 in Prince William Co., Virginia
vi. Hannah KINCHELOE b: BEF. 1760 in Fauquier Co., Virginia
vii. Mary KINCHELOE b: 1760 in Prince William Co., Virginia
viii. George KINCHELOE b: 22 SEP 1761 in Prince William Co.,
Virginia
ix. Elizabeth KINCHELOE b: 10 FEB 1771/72 in Prince William
Co. Virginia
Note: John married (2) Elizabeth HARDWICK
Note: Mary was also known as Polly. Mary died at the home of
her daughter
Elizabeth (KINCHELOE) COLDWELL, near Surgeonsville, Hawkins Co., Tn.
In 1744,
Mary moved to Prince William Co., Va with her guardian and Uncle Robert
WICKLIFFE (Isaac's brother).
408 Thomas PARKS (Will
and Estate Records)
Born: 1670-75
Place: Old Rappahanock, VA
Died: 12 Mar 1761
Place: Abermarle, VA
409 Married: Sarah MILLER
(LINCHFIELD ?)
Born: Abt 1684
Place: Abermarle, VA
Children:
204 John PARKS
Whether Thomas married Sarah "Miller" or Sarah "Linchfield is open to question. Apparently this is a problem several researchers have had and some have worked around it by omitting the wife. There appears to be no documentation beyond this point for the wife's family regardless of the surname. It is possible that Sara Linchfield and Sarah Miller is the same person and a weak support of this is that a grandson is named "Linchfield" Parks. I welcome any documentation for Sarah.
410 Elias SHARP (SHARPPE)
Born: Abt. 1689
Place: Orange, VA
411 Married: Margaret
PROCTOR abt. 1714
Born: Abt 1693
Place: Orange, VA
Children:
205 Mary SHARP
412. James BRANCH
b. abt. 1685, Henrico, Va
413. Married: Mary
b. 1689, Henrico, Va
Children:
206. John BRANCH
712. William SELBY Jr
Born: 1680
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
Died: 18 Oct 1732
713. Married (1):
Sarah Katherine MAGRUDER
Date: 1708
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
Born Betw. 1691 and 1692
Place: Calvert, Prince George's Co., MD
Died: Bef. 10 Jul 1730
Children:
356. William Magruder SELBY
Note: Ancestral File #: HXNH-5F has William married a second time to
Elizabeth SMITH b: Abt 1684 in Prince George, Maryland
Married: Bef 1711 in Maryland which is a conflit in that wife #1
Sarah Katherine died in 1730 after she had at least seven
children born between the years 1711 and 1725, which conflicts
with the marriage to #2 wife Elizabeth Smith bef. 1711.
Will
of William Selby 8 Oct. 1732-1 Aug. 1733
Bk. T-1, fol. 165
My excerpts:
"In the name of God, Amen.
I, William Selby of Prince Georges Co, in the
province of Maryland, planter,
being sick and weak in body but of sound and
perfect mind and memory thanks
be to Almighty God for the same, do make this
my last Will and testament in manner
and form following, that is to say....,
I give and bequeath to my son William
Magruder Selby two hundred acres of
land, part of the tract I bought
of Mr. Joseph Chew called Chews Folly laying
situate and being on the fork of
the Eastern branch in Prince George Co.
aforesaid to him his heirs and
designs. forever.
Item: I give and bequeath the remaining
part of the said tract of land
called Chews Folly being one hundred
and eighty four acres to my daughters
Sarah and Susannah Selby to be
equally divided between them and in case of
either of their decease the survivor
to enoy the whole but in case of both of
their decease the same to descend
to my son William Magruder Selby his heirs
and assigns forever. Provided they
dye without isse.
Item: I give and bequeath to my
son John Selby two hundred acres of land the
remaining part of the tract called
Leith lying next Patuxant River being that
part whereon I now dwell to him
and his heirs forever he permitting his
mother my dear and loving wife
Elizabeth Selby peaceablye and quietly to
possess and enjoy the same during
her natural life with the improvements
thereon provided there be no waste
and distruvyion (sic) by her or an order
made of any part thereof but in
case of his decease without issue the same to
be divided between my sons Joseph
and Thomas Selby to them and their heirs
forever, they permitting their
mother the liberty aforementioned.
Item: I appoint my loving wife Elizabeth
Selby full and sole executric of
this my last will and testament."
714. (Major) Josiah WILSON
Born: abt. 1680
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
Died: Nov 1717
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
715. Married: Martha LINGAN
Date: Betw. 1694 and 1700
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
Born: abt 1685
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
Children:
357. Martha WILSON
Other Children:
ii. Josiah WILSON b. 1696 MD
iii. Lingan WILSON b. 1701 MD
iv. James WILSON b. 1703 Calvert Co., MD
v. Joseph WILSON
vi. Joshua WILSON
Will
of (Maj) Josiah Wilson 11 Nov 1717
My Excerpts:
In the name of God, amen. I Josiah Wilson of Prince George County in the776 Daniel McPHERSON
Province of Maryland Gent., being sick and weak in body but of sound and
perfect mind and memory, praise be God, and calling to mind the certainty of
death and the uncertainty of the time when I do make this my last will and
testiment, revoking and annuling all former wills by me heretofore madeItem: I give and bequeath unto my son Lingan Wilson all that tract of land
called Lingen's Adventure lying in Baltimore County on the south side of
Gunpowder containing 500 acres and also a tract of land called Backlingen in
the county aforesaid 450 acres to him and his heirs forever.Item: I give and bequeath to my loving daughter Martha Wilson a tract of land
lying in Charles County called and known by the name of Indian Giant
Sepulchre containing 206 acres more or less which I formerly purchased of
Walter Soams and also all my wife's wearing apparel except one black furbelow
scarf which I give to Mrs. Catherine Boteler, also I give and bequeath to my
said daughter all my four gold rings and one silver tankard, one large silver
salver to her and her heirs forever. (Note: apparently the wife has died by
Nov. of 1717 when Josiah makes his will; his wording leads one to believe
that his wife has not been dead very long as he still has her wearing apparel)Item: I give and bequeath to my six children, Josiah, Lingen, James, Joseph.
Joshua, Martha, all my Negroes with their issue to be equally divided between
them as they shall reach the age of 16 years, the first division to be made
when my son Lingen comes to the age of 16 years, my said son Josiah to have
the first choice after the division is made....I hereby desire the justices of Prince George County Court to see an equal
division is made as aforesaid together with Mr. Edward Boteler and Mr. Thomas
Lingen in Calvert County to assist at the division aforesaid. Also my will is that
if either of my five sons, Josaih, Lingen, James, Joseph and Joshua, shall happen
to die before they legally attain the age of 18 years that then that part of the
division of my estate to be equally divided amongst all the surviving children
by the then justices of Prince George County and Mr. Edward Boteler and
Mr. Thomas Lingen (brother-in-law? - most likely because we have
the wife's father as George), and my will further that my daughter Martha
may have the disposing of her estate at the age of 16 years and all my
household goods of what nature or kind whatsoever to be equally divided as
aforesaid and that all goods, wares and merchandise, both wet and dry,
be appraised and applied to the use of the estate as aforesaid and also
that my executor hereafter named to be . . . maintain my children at school
and provide a competent support for them till they lawfully assume the
age aforesaid, and that all and singular the . . . Negroes hereby bequeathed
be kept on the . . . plantation by my already settled thereto work and their
. . . crop to be disposed of toward the support and maintenance of my
children till they lawfully come of age as aforesaid and that my hereunto
Walter Thompson, John Hoskins, John Smith, Iziah Bennett and
George Hobbe be kept on as disposed by my executor hereafter
named for their own proper use and benefit till the said shall come
free from their time of servitude."
Other Children:
ii. Alexander MCPHERSON b. 1718 Charles Co., Md
iii. Basil MCPHERSON b. 1719 Charles Co., Md
iv. Mary MCPHERSON b. 1720 Charles Co., Md
v. Elizabeth MCPHERSON b. 1721 Charles Co., Md
Note: Daniel was abolished to the colonies for supporting the
exiled Stuart family
from Scotland known as Jacobites.
778 Thomas BARTON
Born: 17 Jan 1687-88
Place: Charles Co., MD
Children:
389 Elanor BARTON
780 John KINCHELOE, Sr.
Born: 1691
Place: North Farnham Parrish, VA
Died: Betw. 16-25 March1746
Place: Prince William Co., VA
781 Elizabeth ?
Children:
390 John KINCHELOE, Jr.
John Kincheloe, Sr. inherited the
Richmond County land from his father, Cornelius. John sold 10 acres to William Smyth (Smith) on April 21, 1722, and he sold the remaining 90 acres to Robert Smyth (Smith on June 2,
1724, for 6,000 pounds of "good and weighty tobacco" packed in casks. John then acquired hundreds of acres of land in Stafford County. This land became part of Prince William County,
just west of what is now Washington, D.C. The land was on both sides of Bull Run, along Occuquan
Creek and Nebasco Creek in Hamilton Parish. In 1737, he bought land on Powell's Run and
more land on Bull Run and in Hamilton Parish. John was born around 1700
in North Farnham Parish and served as warden of Truro Parish, Prince William County, 1732-1736 and Vestryman
(A committee of members elected to administer the temporal affairs of a parish) in
his church from 1736-1746. John signed his will on March 16, 1746 and died later that month
in Prince William County. He was married to Elizabeth (maiden name unknown) and they had eleven
children. According to the book Kincheloe McPherson and Related Families by McPherson,
1951 (which I have), John was married to Elizabeth Canterbury. However, John
W. Kincheloe, III, in his book "This Is Where He Walked...." Kincheloe, 1995, states
that he could find no Richmond County documents to support the Canterbury-Kincheloe connection
stating:
Investigation to confirm a Kincheloe
connection with the Canterbury family revealed to this researcher a surprising
fact. In every Richmond County document offered in McPherson's book
as evidence for linking the two families, the name "John Kincheloe" was
substituted for another name appearing in the actual document.
The true name appearing in these records is "John Canterbury." This
man, whose surname is clearly written in these documents as "Canterbury,"
appears in no way to have been related to the Kincheloe family. His
mother was Ruth Canterbury. His wife Elizabeth was the daughter of
William Smith (see Richmond County Deed Book 8, p. 284, and Richmond County
Wills, for Joan Frith Williams Wills L(l)oyd dated 8 Jan. 1703/2 Feb. 1703/4).
It is something of a puzzle how this error was made.
At least two additional pieces of
evidence have been offered in support of a Canterbury family connection
with the Kincheloes, but in the absence of any supporting Richmond County
documents, neither is strong evidence for a definite Canterbury family
link. Here is that evidence, however:
1) According to McPherson (p. 321),
a South Carolina record from 1810 exists which mentions "John and Elizabeth
C. Kincheloe. "Several facts leave the present author skeptical that this
is a strong argument for a link to the Canterbury family. First of
all, the presence of the letter "C" is not sufficient evidence, by itself,
to argue for a Canterbury family connection. Secondly, the record
cited is a power-of-attorney document signed by the husband of John and
Elizabeth Kincheloe's eight child, Nancy Ann. This document was created
when Nancy Ann was at the least in her 75th year. She did not sign
the document. (Elizabeth, her mother, the one whose name is in question,
had been dead for 35 years. Nancy's husband, born in 1734, was 76
years of age at the time the document was put to paper. Since the
document regards power-of-attorney, matters of competency may have been
involved. We cannot know. Acknowledging all of this, however,
the validity of the evidence in this South Carolina document created for
an in-law, involving no immediate Kincheloe kin directly, and entered into
record nearly a hundred years after Elizabeth left behind her maiden name,
may be questioned. But the greatest problem with this evidence is
that in the early 1700's the only records of an "Elizabeth Canterbury"
in Richmond County plainly show that she was the wife of John Canterbury,
and this was the case at the same time John Kincheloe and his own wife
Elizabeth were having children! It appears that somewhere along the
line, an early family researcher confused these two John's and Elizabeth's.
2) The remaining piece of
evidence to support the claim of a Kincheloe-Canterbury connection comes from
the fact that Daniel Kincheloe, the third child of John and Elizabeth Kincheloe,
named his homestead "Canterbury." While this indicates honor for
the name "Canterbury," it does not necessarily imply a family connection.
This evidence, standing alone as indeed it does, appears simply and most
obviously to make the grown son of John Kincheloe a pious church member.
Canterbury Cathedral was and is, of course, one of the most important religious
centers for the Church of England. During the years we are considering,
the Church of England was the Church of Virginia. That John Kincheloe
was a Vestryman in his church from 1736 until he died in 1746, is a fact
to be noted in this connection.
To conclude, proof for a longstanding
Canterbury-Kincheloe kinship may exist, but as of this writing it is the
author's opinion that a strong case has not been made.... The primary argument
against a Canterbury link is a simple one: contrary to what certain researchers
have claimed, there are no Richmond County documents whatsoever which support
this claim."
Other Children:
Other Children:
816 John James PARKS
According to Parks Society Newsletter
John immigrated from Ireland to Virginia about 1668. His son Thomas Parks (408 above)
appears to be the first documented ancestor. John's wife is not known.
His children were (1) John Parks b: Abt. 1665 in Ulster, Ireland, (2) George
Parks b: Abt. 1667, (3) Thomas PARKS
II b: Abt. 1670 in Old Rappahannock, VA, (4) Henry Parks b. Abt. 1672, and (5) Robert Parks
b. Abt. 1674.
1424. William
SELBY (Sr.)
Note: Mary married (2) Joshua CECIL Bef 4 Jul 1702 in Prince George,
William died 25 Feb. 1698/99 (Will Liber 1, fol. 5) and stated that
In 1702 Joshua Cecell witnessed a transfer of funds 24 June from
Will
of William Selby, 5 Nov 1698-20 Feb. 1698/9
"Thirdly I give Bequeath to my
two loving sonns William Selby and Charles
Sixthly I give and Bequeath to my
Daughter Amee Hacker all that track of
Seventhly I give and Bequeath to
my
loving Wife, Mary Selby, one hundred
Ninthly I give and Bequeath to
my
son William one feather bed and furniture
Twelfthly I give and bequeath unto
my loving Wife all the plantation I now
Another Source:
Page: p.
759
"In Peter
Wilson Coldham's 'The Complete Book of Emigrants
Note: Samuel was Civil and Military Officer of Prince George's
County
LDS Ancestral Files gives Sarah's date of birth as
Also see web
page with Descendants of Alexander Beall
Will of Samuel Magruder Prince Georges Co., Md.
"First I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Sary Magruder
Item: I will and bequeath one third part of my personal estate
Item: I give and bequeath unto my son Nathaniel Magruder the
Item: I will and bequeath unto my two darters Elizabeth Magruder
Item: my will is that what goods I have sent for out of England
1428. James WILSON
Other Children:
1430. George LINGAN
Other Children:
Source: Kathleen
Brawn <[email protected]>
1552 Alexander McPHERSON
Other Children:
1554 James THOMPSON
Note: James owned Thompson's Hope Plantation
1560 Cornelius KINCHELOE
(photo Coat of Arms)
John Kincheloe III states that the
earliest ancestor of the Kincheloe Family in America was "Cornelius Kincheloe.
Oral history passed down indicates that Cornelius came from Scotland, but
the original location of his line is Hy Kinsella, Ireland.
Kincheloes were one of the rugged frontier families that settled
the U.S. wilderness of Virginia, North Carolina, early Kentucky and Tennessee,
and later the frontiers of Texas, and on to the California "Gold Rush."
Cornelius and his family settled on Kincheloe
Spring Branch, at the headwaters of a creek called Oatspekety, then Horse Bridge Swamp,
then Bryers, and now Jugs Creek, just west of Totuskey Creek, North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, "Old" Rappahannock County, Virginia. Cornelius took
deed to 100 acres of the Richmond County land in 1695.
The earliest appearance of what
later came to be the conventional spelling of Cornelius' and John's family name ~~ "Kincheloe" ~~ came in 1718 in the deed for Nathaniel Thrift's property, which mentions "the lines of the
land of William Smyth (Smith) and John Kincheloe." It is interesting to discover that when
Thrift subsequently deeded his land to his son William in 1723, the boundaries are recited just as in the 1718 deed, but John's name is spelled "Kencheloe."'
1564 David WICKLIFFE III (WYCLIFFE)
(WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
1566 Mark CULLUM (CULLEN)
2852. Alexander MAGRUDER
(MACGRUETHER, MACGROOTHER)
Note: Three Macgruder brothers, James, John and
Alexander served
TRACTS
LAYED OUT IN CALVERT COUNTY PRIOR TO APRIL 23, 1696,
Will
of Alexander Magruder - Calvert Co., Md. 10 Feb. 1676
2854. Ninian BEALL
Note: Oliver Cromwell, an active leader in the Puritan cause, had
"Then came Ninian Beall of Calvert County, planter,
When Ninian was captured and exiled, he was already a husband
He rose from indentured servant to Member of the House of
Col. Beall's first wife, Elizabeth Gordon ,
Ninian's second wife was Ruth Moore, daughter of Richard Moore,
Children by his first wife Elizabeth Gordon:
Thomas BEALL, 1647 - 1730, m. Elizabeth BATEMAN
Children of his second wife Ruth Moore:
Sarah - 1669 - 1734 m. Col. Samuel Magruder
Sarah's grandson, Joshua, married Millicent Bradley, daughter
The Bealls were of the Macmillian Clan, and the Magruders were
Although not confirmed by other sources, cemetery records
Directly across from the cemetery at 2920 R Street N.W. on a
Just below Oak Hill Cemetery on Q Street is Dumbarton House.
Ninian Beall was sent to America as an indentured Scot. He
TRACTS
LAYED OUT IN CALVERT COUNTY PRIOR TO APRIL 23, 1696,
TRACTS
LAYED OUT IN CALVERT COUNTY PRIOR TO APRIL 23, 1696,
Prince
Georges County, MD Slaves As Extracted From Estate
2856. George WILSON
Other Children:
Source: Brian
J. Wilson <[email protected]>
2858. James SELBY
2862. George HARDESTY
Other Children:
3128 David WICKLIFF II
(WYCLIFFE) (WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
Researcher's Note:
A. L. Kennedy wrote the following about Mary LISSON. Note other researcher's have put her name as SISSON, SESSIONS or variations. I left her surname off this list until I received Ms. Kennedy's information that states,
"20 Feb. 1675/6. Elizabeth
WHITLIFFE, aged 25 years or thereabouts, sayeth that about five yeares
since your deponent's husband David WHITLIFFE did buy a servant woman of
Mr. Patricke SPENCE who asked David...
Eliza: Whettley" From WESTMORELAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA
DEEDS, PATENTS, ETC.
If you check the records far back
enough, you find that Mary LISSON was the sister of Daniel LISSON.
She was never the wife of any Robert LISSON or SISSON. The confusion
may come in the reading of Daniel LISSON'S probate records, as he died
without issue, and his relatives from Bristol, England had to settle his estate.
One of them was named Robert, and had a wife named Mary, but this was after
David WICKLIFFE married Mary LISSON.
Mary LISSON was not a SISSON by
either marriage or birth. She was b. Mary LISSON, as per the following:
She was married to Nathaniel POPE,
by whom she had a son Nathaniel. She then married someone named BRIDGES,
and then Lewis NICHOLAS. There are many court records to
support this, but this one contains three husband's names in one record:
3134 William KIMBALL
5704. Alexander MAGRUDER.
( MACGRUETHER, MACGROOTHER)
Notes:
Alexander McGruder was born at Craignech, Muthill Parish,
Note: records indicate that Margaret Campbell married first
Margaret married second 25 May 1605 according to the
"She also enclosed genealogical charts of the Campbells
5706. William BRAITHWAITE
5708. (Dr.) James (John)
BEALL
5710. Richard MOORE
Note: Richard was a Calvert County lawyer
6256 David WICKLIFFE (WYCLIFFE)
(WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
Note:
David is the first of the American Line of the Wickliffe Branch.
He married his
After David died, Jane married Henry BROOKS, who moved Jane and her
11408. John MAGRUDER
Notes: John was Chamberlain to Patrick, 3rd Lord Drummond.
(1) John McGruder, 1st Laird of Meigor, baptized at Muthill
11410. Nicholas (Nicoll)
CAMPBELL of Dalvany and Keithick (Koithock)
Notes: By royal decree on 12 Dec. 1543, Nicholas was declared
Katherine was the g-g-g-granddaughter of
12512 Thomas WICKLIFF (WYCLIFFE)
(WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
22816. James MCGRUDER
Notes: James was a page to David, 2nd Lord Drummond.
22820. Donald CAMPBELL,
Abbot of Couper Angus
Donald was Abbot of Couper Angus in 1529 the last Roman
His first three children (to include Nicholas CAMPBELL)
Other natural children by unknown mother(s):
22822. George DRUMMOND
25024 Francis WYCLIFF (WICKLIFFE)
(WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
44,846. Peter HAY
45,632. William MCCRUDER
45640. Archibald CAMPBELL,
2ND Earl of Argyll
Note: 1513 Archibald 2nd Earl of Argyll dies beside his king,
His other children were:
Battle of Flodden:
From Scots Peerage;
Archibald also held such title
as Lord Chancellor of Scotland, Lord
45646. Peter HAY
50048 William WYCLIFF,
Esq. (WICKLIFFE) (WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
50,050 Thomas ROKEBY
91,264. Gillespie (Archibald)
MCCROUDER
91,280. Colin CAMPBELL,
2nd Lord of Campbell and 1st Earl of Argyll
Note: Colin was the High Lord Chancellor in 1483,
The surname Campbell, most probably derived from the
91,282. John STEWART
first Earl of Lennox of the Stewart line
91,288. SIR JOHN DRUMMOND
(1st Earl of Perth) (XXX)
91,292. Edmund HAY
100,096 John WYCLIFFE (WICKLIFFE)
(WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
Note: William was the Lord of Wycliffe and Ulvington (inherited
the manors from
100,098 John Place
182,528. Gilawnene MCCROUDER
182,560. Archibald CAMPBELL
182,562. John STEWART,
1st Earl of Argyll
182,564. Alan STEWART
182,566. Alexander MONTGOMERY
182,576. SIR MALCOLM (XXIX)
(DRUMMOND) of Cargill & Strobhall
182,584. Peter HAY
200,192 Robert WYCLIFFE, Esq.
(WICKLIFFE) (WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
Researcher's
Note: I had "Margaret" Conyers as wife of Robert based on
the McPherson book (see note of Wycliffe ancestry). I changed it
when Molly Stowe through her independent research of our line realized
that "Margaret" married another man, but had a sister "Margery" Conyers
that was listed as wife of Robert Wycliffe. Note should also
be taken that "Margery" and Margaret" may be one and the same person who
was married to two different men. In this place and time the
name "Margery" translates into "Margaret". The line tracing Margery
back can be taken to the year 910. I have looked at this branch but
have some additional research I'd like to do, personally, before putting
that information up. Until then, if you would like this information,
please email me. You can contact Molly at [email protected]
200,194 Ralph SURTEES
365,056. Gillespie MACGREGOR
Notes: Gillespie MacGregor was Bard-genealogist (sennachie)
365,120. Duncan CAMPBELL
Notes: Created Lord Campbell in 1452, King's Justiciary
365,122. John SOMERVILLE,
3rd Lord Somerville of Carnwath, 1st Earl of Lennox
365,124. Robert STEWART
365,128. John STEWART
365,130. William SETON
365,132. John MONTGOMERY
365,134. Thomas BOYD
365,152. Sir WALTER (XXVII)
(DRUMMOND)
Notes: SIR WALTER (XXVIII) of Cargill & Stobhall; he
was
365,154. SIR DAVID MURRAY
of Tullibardine
365,168. Edmund HAY
400,384 John De WYCLIFFE (WICKLIFFE)
(WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
400,386 Christopher CONYERS
730,112. GREGOR of the
Golden BRIDLES
Notes: Gregor was Chief of the Gregarach 1374.
730,240. Colin CAMPBELL
Lord of Lochow, Knight
Note: Margaret was the dtr of Sir John DRUMMOND of Stobhall
730,242. Robert STEWART,
Duke of Albany, Earl of Nenteith and Fife
730,244. William SOMERVILLE
730,248. John STEWART
730,256. Alexander STEWART
730,258. Duncan LENNOX
730,264. John MONTGOMERY
(Sr.)
730,268. Thomas BOYD (Sr.)
730,304. Sir John DRUMMOND
(XXVII)
Notes: Sir John DRUMMOND (XXVII) succeeded his brother and is
730,306. SIR PATRICK RUTHVEN
730,336. William De HAYA
800,768 Roger DE WYCLIFFE (WICKLIFFE)
(WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
Note: Lord of Wycliffe and Ulvington....his estates had diminished
to
800,770 Thomas DE ROKEBY
1,460,480 Archibald
CAMPBELL, Lord of Lochow
Note: Archibald was granted several forfeited estates
1,460,482 Sir John
DRUMMOND of Stoball
1,460,484. Robert II, High
Steward King of Scotland
Note:
Robert II was the founder of the Stewart dynasty and the grandson of
Other Children:
1,460,486. Sir William
de KEITH, Great Marischal of Scotland
1,460,608 SIR JOHN (XXVI)
1,460,610. HENRY, Earl
of Orkney
2,920,960 Colin CAMPBELL
of Lochow, Knight
Note: Colin Campbell of Lochow, Knight, granted all the lands
2,920,962 Sir John MENTEITH
2,920,964 Dugald CAMPBELL
2,920,968. Marjory BRUCE
Note: Robert
the Bruce's daughter, Marjorie, married Walter Stewart
2,920,970. Sir Adam MURE
of Rowallan
2,921,216. SIR MALCOLM
(XXV)
2,921,218 Sir William
Montefex, Baron of Cargill & Justiciary Scotiac
5,841,920 Neil (or Nigel)
Campbell of Lochow, Knight
Note: Neil (or Nigel) Campbell of Lochow, Knight, joined
5,841,928. Sir Neil CAMPBELL
5,841,936. Robert BRUCE,
King of Scotland, 5th Earl of Carrick
Note:
Robert
the Bruce's grandfather, Robert Bruce of Annandale, who had
Robert the Bruce lent support to William Wallace and he became a
Married
#2 Elizabeth of Ulster
5,841,938. JAMES, Lord
High Steward of Scotland
5,842,432. SIR MALCOLM
(XXIV)
Notes: Sir MALCOLM XXIV was the 9th Thane of Lennox;
11,683,640. Colin Campbell
of Lochow, Knight
Note: Colin Campbell of Lochow, Knight , son of
11,683,842. Andrew CRAWFORD
11,683,872. Robert BRUCE,
Lord of Annandale
11,683,874. DONALD, 10th
Earl of Mar
11,683,878. PATRICK, Earl
of March
Note: PATRICK was 7th in descent from Flaad Norman and
11,684,864. SIR JOHN (XXIII)
Notes: Sir JOHN XXIII was the 8th Thane of Lennox;
11,684,866. Sir Patrick
Graham of Kincardine
23,367,680 Sir Gillespic
CAMPBELL of Menstrie
23,367,744. Robert BRUCE,
Lord of Annandale
Notes: Robert
was the g-g-grandson of David I, King of Scotland
23,367,746. Neil CARRICK
23,368,728. SIR MALCOLM
(de DRYMEN) (XXII)
Note: Sir MALCOLM (de DRYMEN) (XXII) was the
23,369,730. Walter STUART, Earl
of Monteith
46,735,488. ISABELL
46,735,490. Gilbert de
CLAIRE, Magna Charta Surety
46,735,494. WILLIAM, High
Steward of Scotland
46,737,456. SIR MALCOLM
(XXI)
Notes: Sir MALCOLM XXI was the 6th Thane of Lennox
93,470,976. DAVID, Earl
of Huntington, 9th Earl of Northumberland
93,470,978. William BRUCE,
3rd Baron
93,474,912. MALCOLM II
(XX)
Notes: MALCOLM II (XX) was the 5th Thane of Lennox
93,474,914. MALDWINE, Earl
of Lennox
186,941,952. HENRY, Prince
of Scotland, Earl of Huntingdon
186,941,954. Hugh de KEVELIOC,
Earl of Chester
186,949,824. JOHN (XIX)
Notes: JOHN (XIX) was the 4th Thane of Lennox
373,883,904. MATILDA
373,883,906. William de
WARREN, 2nd Earl of Warren and Surry
373,899,648. MAURICE (XVIII)
Notes: MAURICE (XVIII) was the 3rd Thane of Lennox
747,767,808. Judith de
LENS
747,767,810. MALCOLM
CANMORE III, King of Scotland
Note: Married #1 Ingebjørg and had two sons:
Following Ingebjørg's death, around 1069, he married Margaret.
After the English had driven out the Scots from their hold on
Margaret's father, EDWARD, was exiled during the reign of King
747,799,296. MALCOLM
(XVII)
Notes: MALCOLM (XVII) was the 2nd hereditary Thane
1,496,535,616. LAMBERT,
Count of Lens
Notes: Adelaide was the sister of WILLIAM the CONQUEROR
1,495,535,618. SYWARD
1,495,535,620. DUNCAN 1,
King
1,495,535,622. EDWARD
1,495,598,592. MAURITZ or MAURICE
(XVI)
Notes: MAURITZ accompanied Margaret (wife of MALCOLM XVII)
2,991,071,232. MAUD
2,991,197,184. GEORGE (XV)
5,982,142,464. GERBERGA,
Duchess of Brabant
5,982,394,368. ANDREW I
(XIV)
Notes: ANDREW I (XIV) was killed by his brother Bela in 1058.
5,982,394,370. GUNDOLPH
PODIEBARDIUS, Grand Duke of Bohemia
11,964,284,928. CHARLES,
Duke of Lorraine
11,964,788,736. LADISLAIJS
CALVWS (XIII)
11,964,788,738. AGMUNDA,
King of Hungary in 1047
23,928,569,856. LOUIS IV
D'OUTREMER, King of France
29,928,569,858. HENRY,
Count of Vermandois and Trois
Notes: Princess Edgina was the granddaughter of
23,929,577,472. MICHAEL
(XII)
47,857,139,712. CHARLES
III, the Simple, King of France
47,857,139,714. HENRY I,
the Fowler Emperor of the Germans
47,859,154,944. TOXUS (XI)
Notes: In 901 of the old royal race of Attila became king,
95,714,279,424. LOUIS II
the Stammerer, King of France
95,714,279,426. EDWARD
the ELDER
95,718,309,888. ZOLTAN
(X)
Notes: Charlemagne marched
against him in 805.
191,428,558,848. CHARLES
II the Bald, King of France and Emperor
191,428,558,850. LUDOLPH,
Duke of Saxony
191,428,558,852. ALFRED
the GREAT, King of England
Source: Michael Magruder [email protected]
191,436,619,776. ARPADIUS
(IX)
Notes: ARPADIUS
(IX) killed the King of Scalvonia, then
382,857,117,696. LOUIS
I the Debonaire, Roman Emperor
382,857,117,698. ENDES,
Count of Orleans
382,873,239,552. ALMAS
(VIII)
Note: ALMAS (VIII) brought 215,999 Huns from Scythia
765,714,235,392. CHARLEMAGNE,
King of the Franks, Emperor of the West,
Notes: On April 30, Hildegarde dies in childbirth, Charlemagne's
Map
of Charlemagne's conquests. Historical
Time Line of Charlemagne's Life
765,746,479,114. ?? (VII)
1,531,428,470,784. ?
1,531,428,470,786. CHILDEBRAND,
Duke of Swabia
1,531,492,958,228. AVARIUS
(VI)
Notes: AVARIUS (VI) was King of the Huns, accepted the
3,062,985,916,456. ELENDUS
(V)
6,125,971,832,912. VEGERUS
(IV)
12,251,943,665,824. ELUS
(III)
24,503,887,331,648. CHARA
(Il)
49,007,774,663,296. ATTILA
(I) (ATTILA the HUN)
Notes: ATTILA's children were Chriinchildis & Ildica.
98,015,549,326,592. MONDIZUCHUS
Notes: MONDIZUCHUS was the nephew to ROUAS the GREAT
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Note
1:
Wycliffe ancestry
as based on the "Kincheloe, McPherson and Related Families - their genealogies
and biographies" by Lewin Dwinell McPherson, A.B., A.M.
"....as to Kincheloe ancestry and
descent generally, and as to Wickliffe ancestry and descent specially,
Judge William Arrington Wickliffe, deceased of Greenville, Muhlenberg Co.,
Ky and Charles Wicliffe Throckmorton, who contributed their verifications
and corrections of an earlier genealogical chart of European Wickliffe
ancestors of colonial immigrant, David Wickliffe, compiled, published or
distributed back to Roger de Wyckliffe, Lor of Wyckliffe in Richmondshire,
England, b. A.D. 1110, or for 840 years WITHOUT A MISSING GENERATION.
Its details beginning on this page, are copied from immigrant, David Wickliffe,
to said Roger. Judge Wickliffe, a wealthy coal mine owner, at advanced
age, made long research visits to Va. in preparation for publishing a comprehensive
genealogical book of descendants of his immigrant ancestor, David Wickliffe,
and of David's ancestry abroad, but d[ied] suddenly before he could get
ready to publish. Compiler here acknowleges obligation to Clement
Rose Jones for arrangement of the full Euroean chart of Wickliffe ancestry
as copied following: '"Able students of the English ancestry of David Wickliffe
(de Wyckliffe) and wife, Jane, who d. in Va. in 1682 recognize the greater
probability to be that David was son of Anthony, who was living in A.D.
1610, and who, with brothers, Thomas, John, and Francis Wyckliffe, suffered
recovery of the estate of their oldest brother, William Wyckliffe, Esq.
Lor of Wyckliffe and Ulvington upon his death without heirs, which broke
the entailment to him under the English laws of primogeniture.
Students of Wyckliffe ancestry have
tentatively concluded that Thomas is father of David Wyckliffe, who went
to MARYLAND in A.D. 1635, based apparently on the marriage of both this
Thomas Wyckliffe and Robert Evelyn into the YONG family and that the association
of David Wyckliffe with the Evelyns indicated relationship.
Note2:
A kind thank you to John Kincheloe III for allowing me to use excerpts
from his books, "Kincheloe Origins" Spirit
Lines Press, 1997 and "This is Where He Walked...." Spirit Lines
Press, 1995. I have his books on the Kincheloe family and recommend that
anyone researching the Kincheloe surname
and family contact John at [email protected].
http://web.archive.org/web/20010720073308/http://www.kincheloe.com/
Other Researchers:
Molly Stowe [email protected]
Given Kincheloe family
traditions regarding the name "Canterbury", ....So, to quote Geoffrey Chaucer,
"Here beginneth the Book of the Tales of Canterbury...."
782 Issac WICKLIFFE (WYCLIFFE) (WHETTLEY)
(WHITLIFFE)
ii. Mary KINCHELOE
b: ABT. 1719 in N. Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., Viriginia
iii. Cornelius KINCHELOE
b: 8 OCT 1721 in N. Farnham Parish, Richmond Co.,
Virginia
iv. Daniel KINCHELOE
b: 8 JAN 1722/23 in N. Farnham Parish, Richmond Co.,
Viriginia
v. Elizabeth
KINCHELOE b: BET. 1725 - 1726 in N. Farnham Parish,
Richmond Co., Viriginia
vi. Wileman KINCHELOE
b: 1730 in Hamilton Parish,Stafford-Williams Cp., Va.
vii. Daughter
KINCHELOE b: BET. 1732 - 1733 in Hamilton Parish, Stafford Co.,
Virginia
viii. Nancy Ann KINCHELOE
b: ABT. 1734 in Hamilton Parish,Stafford Co, Va
ix. William Kincheloe
b: 26 MAY 1736 in Hamilton Parish,Stafford-Williams Co, Va
x. Margaret KINCHELOE
b: ABT. 1738 in Prince William Co., Virginia
Born: Abt 1696
Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
Died: 1725
Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
783 Married: Elizabeth
CULLUM (CULLEN)
Born: 1696
Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
Children:
391 Mary WICKLIFFE
ii. David WICKLIFFE b: ABT. 1725
Born: Abt 1644
Place: Ulster, Ireland
Died: Old Rappahanock, VA
817 Married: ?
Children:
408 Thomas PARKS
Born: Badley, England
Died: 25 Feb. 1698/99
Place: Prince George's Co., MD
1425. Married: Mary
?
Died: 5 Sept 1718
Children:
712. William SELBY (Jr.)
MD
all of his children were under age. In 1699 Richard Groome,
servant, took Mary to court for "spreading about in this province
false and evil reports - to wit, several wars broke out in England
and some declares for one and some for another." (March Court-
American Historical Association: "Court Records of PG Co.,
1696-1966, American Legal Records") In the Oct. court 498 lbs
of
tobacco were condemned in hands of Mrs. Mary Selby (Oct court
- ibid) Poor Mary *needed* a lawyer - and Joshua Cecell was the
first lawyer to practice in PG Co. (Burns: Marriage Records of PG
Co., Md.; PG Land Records Lib B, fol. 115)
Maj.William Barton and Maj. Josiah Willson, high Sheriff of PG Co.
and in 1709 a deed of gift from Joshua Cecill to Ann Selby "my
wife's daughter," of livestock, also 100 acre tract called "the
Farm", stating that Ann had been born after William died
(PG Land Bk D, p. 10) File
contributed for use in USGenWeb
Archives by Carol Collins. [email protected]
Liber 6, fol. 215
My excerpts:
Selby all them two tracts
of Land hereafter named (that is to say all that
track of Land whereon I now dwell
Called Leith containing five Hundred and
fifty acres and all that parcell
of Land which I lately bought of Richard
Groomes containing one hundred
and Fifty Acres being part of a track of Land
called Groomes Lodge and
adjoining upon the aforesaid called Leith to be
devided between them as followeth
(that is to say), three Hundred and fifty
Acres of Land part of thee said
two tracts of Land Adjoining to the
plantation whereon I now dwell
being the Lowermost Part of the aforesaid Land
to be devided by a straight Line
from the River running backwards in the
Woods to the End of the said Land
to my loving Sonn William and to his heirs
forever. the other three Hundred
Acres of Land being the uppermost part up
Patuxant River of the aforesaid
Lands to my Loveing Sonn Charles and to his
heirs forever.
Land called Twyford containing
one hundred Acres excepting only one halfe of
the orchard upon the said Land
the which my Loving Wife Mary Selby shall have
the benefit of during her life
to the said Amee Hacker and the Heirs of her
Body for ever.
Acres of Land called the Farme
being part of a tract of Land called the farme
to the said Mary Selby and her
heirs for Ever.
out of my household goods and tenn
head of Cattle out of my Stock of Cattle
to be chosen for him by his mother
to said Bed furniture and cattle to be
delivered to hm the said WIlliam
Selby by my Executrix hereafter named when
the said WIlliam shall arrive to
the age of Eighteen years.
dwell on with sufficient Land thereunto
adjoining with all houses and
edifices thereunto belonging to
the use of her during her natural LIfe and in
case my said Wife should Live until
my Sonn William shall arrive to the age
of Eighteen years that then if
my said Sonn should a mind to seate for
himself that he may have priveledge
to seate backwards on his said Land
...his Mother and that after my
Wife's Death the said plantation and edifices
whereon I now dwell ... to him
my Sonn William Selby and his heirs for ever."
Title: John W.
Selby - Elizabeth Lyon and Their Descendants
1426. (Col.) Samuel MAGRUDER
(aka MACGRUETHER)
Author: Ruby L. Williams
Ewartc
Repository Name: Family
History Department
Salt Lake City, Utah 84150
USA
Quality:
2
Text:
..."1659 Dec 29. According to Maryland Land Patents in the
Maryland
State Archives, Lt. Thomas Truesman claimed that he had
transported
seven persons to Maryland and was entitled to 400 acres,
which
he was granted - land on the eastern shore of Maryland. One
of the
persons Lt. Truesman brought to Maryland was William Selby.
(Selby
Families of Colonial America by Donna Valley Russell,
1990,
p. 63; citing MD Land Patents as recorded in Archives of
MD:
Proceedings of the Provincial Court of Maryland, 1666-
1670)
1607-1660
[vol. 1 of 4], a William Selby is indexed, however, the
acutal
entry says William Selfe
so whether the type error is with the
index
or with the text entry is not known. On December 11, 1659,
William
Selby/Selfe of Bradley (in England) was bound to Robert
Glasse
to serve 4 years in Barbados. Most of the Barbados emigrants
eventually
got to the Colonies, so could this fellow be our William
Selby
- if he was a Selby?..."
Born: 1654
Place: at "Good Luck" Prince George's County. Md.
Died: 16 Apr 1711
Place: Upper Marlborough, Prince George's Co., MD
1427. Married: Sarah
BEALL
Born: 1669
Place: Fife, Scotland
Died: 9 May 1734
Place: Anne, Prince George, MD
Children:
713. Sarah Katherine MAGRUDER
in 1696, Gentleman Justice 1697- 1705, Member of the House of
Burgesses 1704-7, and one of His Majesty's Commissioners in
1696
1636, which is 18 years before Samuel was born.
Liber T, fol. 46 23 Nov 1710-16 April 1711 Portions of Will:
my now Dwelling plantation and the Land belonging unto it
during her whole life to ... have ... and make use of to the best
of her advantage and after her decease I give and bequeath
unto my son Samuel Magruder the said plantation with two
hundred acres of Land belonging to it being the uppermost
part of a tract of land called "Good Luck" to him and his heirs
forever.
unto my loveing wife Sary Magruder.
eighth part of the Purtuxson Merchant Ship unto
him and his
heirs forever.
and
Sary Magruder ten
pound for to buy them a gowne and petty
cotte.
should be accounted of as my Personale Estate and my dear
Wife for to have her thirds of them and do order and appoint my
Brother Alexander Magruder and my brother Nathaniel Magruder
and my brother John Pottenger to
be overseers of this my last
will and testament and lastly I do ordaine this to be my laste will
and all other formerly made to be void and of none effect as
witness my hand and seale this twenty third day of November in
the year of our lord God one thousand seven hundred ten."
Born: 11 SEP 1618
Place: CANONGATE,EDINBURGH,SCOTLAND
Died: MAY 1672
Place: Calvert Co.,MD
1429. Married: Margaret
?
Children:
714. Josiah Major WILSON
ii. James WILSON b. abt 1660 Calvert Co., Md
iii. John WILSON b. abt 1663 Calvert Co., Md
iv. Joseph WILSON b. abt 1665 Calvert Co., Md
Born:BEF. 1638
Place:England
Died:ABT. 1712
Place:Calvert Co., MD
1431. Married: Ann
HARDESTY
Born:ABT. 1639
Place:
Died:1718
Place:Calvert Co., MD
Children:
715. Martha LINGAN
ii. Thomas LINGAN b. abt. 1671 Calvert Co., Md
iii. Ann LINGAN b. abt. 1672 Prince George Co., Md
iv. Katherine LINGAN b. abt. 1673 Calvert Co., Md
Amy Cochran, [email protected]
Born: Abt 1675
Place: Dalriada Scotland
Children:
776 Daniel McPHERSON
ii. William MCPHERSON b. abt. 1700 Scotland
iii. Alexander MCPHERSON b. abt. 1700 Scotland
1555 Married: Jane ?
Children:
777 Elizabeth THOMPSON
Born:
Place: Hy Kinsella, Ireland
Died: Bef. 1718
Place: Richmond Co., VA
1561 Married: ? WILLIAMS
Children:
780 John KINCHELOE, Sr.
Born: Abt. 1671
Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
Died: 1698
Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
1565 Married: Elizabeth
KING
Children:
782 Issac WICKLIFFE
1567 Married: Elizabeth
KIMBALL
Children:
783 Elizabeth CULLUM(CULLEN)
Born: 1610
Place: Calmaclone, Perthshire, Scotland
Died: 25 Jul 1677
Place: Marlborough, Calvert Co., MD
2853. Married (1): Margaret
BRAITHWAITE
Born: 1636
Place: Calvert, Maryland
Died: abt. 1659
Place: Calvert, Maryland
Children:
1426. (Col.) Samuel MAGRUDER
in the army of King Charles II at the battle of Worcester on
September 3, 1651. James Magruder was killed, John and
Alexander were taken prisoner by Oliver Cromwell. John
and Alexander, along with 150 other prisoners were sent to
the Maryland Colony of America by way of Barbados arriving
in the Chesapeake in the Spring of 1652. Alexander was bound
to eight years indenture. Alexander received a grant of 500
acres of land at "Turkey Buzzard Island" Calvert County, MD,
which was near the Patuxent River. At the time of his death
in 1677 he owned about 4000 acres of land known as "Craignaigh,
Dumbland, Good Luck and Anchovie Hills." Alexander Magruder
married as his first wife Margaret BRAITHWAITE, (daughter of
Captain William BRAITHWAITE, Commander of the Isle of Kent,
earliest seat of proprietary government in Maryland,
member of the first General Assembly of the province, Acting
Governor and cousin-german to Cecelius Calvert, second Lord
Baltimore and Helenor STEPHENSON). Alexander married
second Sarah HAWKINS who died after 31 Mar 1671; he then
married a third and last time to Elizabeth HAWKINS. Elizabeth
died in 1677 at their home "Anchovie Hills" in Calvert Co. MD.
His son, Samuel MAGRUDER I, born 1654 in Prince George
County, married Sarah BEALL, (daughter of Col. Ninian BEALL),
and they became the ancestors of the numerous Magruders
of Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, Mississippi, and elsewhere.
BEFORE THE FORMATION OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY.
Original will, Maryland Hall of Records also Calvert Co. Will
Liber 5, fol. 261:
"Item: I will bequeath to my Son Samuel Magruder five hundred
acres of land lying in the Westerne Branch called Good Luck to
him & his heires forever."
Born: 1625
Place: Lower Largo, Fife, Scotland
Came to America: 1650 when 25 years old
Died: 28 Feb. 1717 (Will) Prince George's Co., MD (now DC)
Place: Rock of Dumbarton Plantation (story)
Buried: Gay Street, Georgetown, DC
2855. Married: Ruth
(Polly) MOORE
Date: Betw. 1668 - 1669
Place: MD
Birth: abt 1638
Place: Calvert Co, MD
Children:
1427. Sarah BEALL
risen to power in England, and in 1648 he repelled the Scottish
Royalist invasion at Preston. Scotland had become Presbyterian,
principally through the work of John Knox, although the Stuarts
favored the Episcopal Church. In 1649, Cromwell's political
power was enhanced by the removal of Presbyterian leaders
from Parliament. In 1650, he invaded Scotland and defeated the
Royalist Scots at Dunbar. More than 3,000 Scotsmen were
slaughtered on the field and 10,000 prisoners were taken. The
wounded among these were released, but 5,000 were sent into
virtual slavery in Northumbria, and the rest were shipped off to
America and the West Indies. Among these was Ninian Beall who
held a commission as a cornetist in the Scottish-English Army
under Leslie raised to resist Cromwell, and fought and was made
prisoner in the battle of Dunbar, September 3, 1650. He was
sentenced to five years of servitude and, after a short stay in
Ireland, was packed into the hold of a prison ship with 149 other
Scotsmen and sent to Barbadoes, West Indies. About 1652, he
was transferred, still a prisoner, to the Province of Maryland
where he served five years with Richard Hall of Calvert County.
and proved his right to 50 acres of land for his time
in service, as military prisoner, performed with
Richard Hall of said county. This servitude which
came to him through the fortunes of war was an
Honor." (From Liber 2, Folio 195, Maryland Land
Office, Jan. 16, 1957)
and father, although his Scottish wife, Elizabeth Gordon, probably
died even before the battle of Dunbar. Thomas, one of the sons
of this marriage, eventually came to America (about 1667).
Burgesses, and Commander in Chief of Provincial Forces of
Maryland. He was one of the most influential men in the settling
of the District of Columbia and its surrounding area, and the
protection of the colonists from the Indians.
It is believed Elizabeth died in Scotland, and that only one offspring
from this marriage, their son Thomas, came to America.
a Calvert County lawyer. According to records, they were the parents
of twelve children. Col. Ninian Beall's children are listed as follows:
JOHN BEALL, b. 1647; d. 1725; m. JOAN TYLER
widow of George REID and Robert TYLER
John Beall b. 1669, Maryland; d. May 10, 1711, Prince
Georges Co, Md; m. VERLINDA MAGRUDER
Capt. Charles Beall - 1672 - 1740
Ninian Beall - 1674 - 1710, m. Elizabeth Magruder
Col. George Beall - 1695 - 1780 m. Elizabeth Brooke,
Hester MARGERY BEALL, b. 1687, Prince Georges Co, Md;
d. 1726, Anne Arundel, Prince Georges Co, Md-
m. 1707 to Col. Joseph Belt
Jane - b. 1685, Maryland; d. 1745 m. Col. Archibald Demonston
Rachael b. 1679, Prince Georges Co, Md; m. RICHARD OWEN,
April 04, 1698.
Thomas m. Barbara Brooke.
Mary - m. Andrew Hanbleton
Thomas, b. 1679, Prince Georges Co, Mddied in 1708, unmarried
Margery, b. 1685, Montgomery Co, Md m. (1st) Thomas Sprigg;
(2nd) Col. Joseph Belt, her brother-in-law
of Robert Bradley and Ann Fendall, daughter of the first Governor
of Maryland.
of the MacGregor Clan. There were marriages with the Magruders
and several marriages with the descendants of Gov. Robert Brooke
of Maryland. Gov. Robert Brook came across the Atlantic in his own
vessel carrying his wife, ten children, and forty servants in 1650.
indicate that Colonel Ninian Beall is buried on site 4 of lot 754,
having been moved there from the private burial ground
between two large Beall houses on Gay Street (now N Street)
in Georgetown.
large tree shaded lot is the Beall-Washington House, currently
the home of Katherine Graham, owner of the Washington Post.
Once a part of the Rock of Dunbarton, this property was inherited
by George Beall from his father Ninian and was, in turn, willed to
George's son, Thomas, who built a house on the land in 1784.
Later, the house became the property of Thomas' daughter,
Eliza who married George C. Washington.
Like the cemetery and Dumbarton Oaks, Dumbarton House is
situated on land that at one time was part of the "Rock of
Dunbarton" which it is believed was, in large part, cleared
and made into a large tobacco plantation by Ninian Beall.
became a Colonel and was known for his size.
BEFORE THE FORMATION OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY.
BEFORE THE FORMATION OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY.
Inventories Prince Georges County, MD Probate Book DD1 -
Slaves held by the Beall families 1740 - 1744
Born: abt. 1590
2857. Married: Alisoun
CUNNINGHAME
Children:
1429. James Wilson
ii. John Wilson b. abt. 1630 Scotland
iii. George ? Wilson b. 1635 Scotland
2859. Married: Mary
?
Children:
William SELBY (Sr.)
Born: abt. 1615
Place: England
Died:
Place: Calvert Co., MD
2863. Married: Cecelia
? in England
Children:
1431. Ann HARDESTY
ii. George
II HARDESTY b: ABT. 1641
iii. Thomas HARDESTY b: ABT. 1643
iv. Priscilla HARDESTY b: ABT. 1650
v. Cecilia HARDESTY b: ABT. 1653
Born: 1636-40
Place: St. Georges Hundred, MD
Died: 1693
Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
Note: David was the first Protestant child born in the Maryland
Colony.
He was also the 4th husband of Mary Lisson, who had a total of
5 husbands.
3129 Married: #1?
Elizabeth
#2 Mary LISSON
Note: Mary was the sister of Daniel LISSON, interpreter for the
Indians.
Prior Marriages: Some researchers claim she was married to
John WATTS in 1665; A.L. Kennedy believes her first husband was
Nathaniel POPE. Her second husband was believed to be ? BRIDGES.
Her third husband was Lewis NICHOLAS.
Children:
1564 David WICKLIFFE III
Mary LISSON (not SISSON)
was the second wife of David WICKLIFFE. The problem was the way the
L's were written at the time, if you look at texts on graphology.
I've seen the Westmoreland Co. records, on a trip to VA in abt 1993.
The following will send you to the approprite records, which I did check
firsthand:
3132 John Mark CULLUM (CULLEN)
From WESTMORELAND COUNTY,
VIRGINIA DEEDS, PATENTS, ETC.
It should be noted that it is not unusual
for the surname WHETTLEY to be used in referring to the WICKLIFFE family.
In at least two other court records, David WICKLIFFE is referred to as
both David WHITLEY and David WHITLIFFE (or other variant) in the same entry.
Note also the correct usage of the name in the record narrative - such
variations in spelling are common in records of the period. Therefore,
it must be concluded that David was married prior to his marriage to Mary
LISSON.
1665-1677, PART THREE, compiled
by John F. Dornan:
1665-1677, Part Four, Abstracted
and compiled by John Frederick Dorman,
published by John Frederick Dorman,
Washington, DC, 1975.
"25 July 1677.
Mary NICHOLAS, widdow, hath by three severall deeds of gife made over to
her chilldren Nath: Pope alias Bridges and Lewis Nicholas severall goods
and chattles. Mary hath invested me David WHITLIFE, doe bind me that
the children shall be brought up soe fare at schoole as to writt and reade.
It shall be lawful for Marry at her owne plasure to remove the children
to the care of whome shee pleaseth.
(Pg 6)
There is
intention of marradge between Mary and myself.
David (W) WHITLIFE
Wit:
John WASHINGTON, Danniell LISSON, Anthony BRIDGES.
20 Sept.
1677. Recorded."Westmoreland Co. Deeds,
Patents, etc.
There is a similar entry on the same
date regarding her son Nathaniel's estate. This establishes her maiden
name as LISSON.
20 July 1677, Mary NICHOLAS,
widow, to my loving son Lewis NICHOLS (here listed property). In
case it shall please the Almighty to take to himselfe my sonne Lewis NICHOLAS...then
all the aforesaid estate to my loveing sonne and his brother-in-law (meaning
stepbrother) Nath: Pope alias BRIDGES (because he was the stepson of a
man named BRIDGES),...If my sonnes should depart this life before the age
aforesaid and myself be deceased alsoe, then the whole estate both of Nath:
and Lewis to be equally divided between the surviving children of my brother
and sister Mr. Danill LISSON and Jane LISSON.8 June 1675
After Lewis NICHOLAS died she married
David WICKLIFFE:
Mary BRIDGES of Westmoreland
Co. unto my loving sonne Nathaniel POPE alias BRIDGES. (The term alias
was used frequently in the colonial records, sometimes to identify a woman
by both her maiden name and married name simultaneously, as when the first
Nathaniel POPE transferred property to his then married daughter as "Ann
POPE alias WASHINGTON", or because a stepson was sometimes identified by
his stepfather's name)...For natural affection. One mare...Below
the entry is added on 25 August 1675. Acknowledged by Lewis NICHOLAS who
married Mary POPE alias BRIDGES after his marriadge."25 July 1677.
Marry NICHOLAS, widdow, hath by three severall deeds of gife made over
to her chilldren Nath: POPE alias BRIDGES and Lewis NICHOLAS severall goods
and chattles.
Mary hath
invested me David WHITLIFE with the care and tuition of Nathaniell and
Lewis and allsoe with there estate. I, David WHITLIFE, doe bind me
that the children shall be brought up soe fare at schoole as to writt and
reade. It shall be lawfull for Marry at her owne plasure to remove
the children to the care of whome shee pleaseth.
There is
intention of marradge between Marry and myself.
David (W) WHITLIFE
Wit:
John WASHINGTON, Danniell LISSON, Anthony BRIDGES.
20 Sept.
1677. Recorded.
Children:
1566 Mark CULLUM (CULLEN)
Born: Abt 1630
Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
Died: Bef. 29 Sept 1691
Place: Westmoreland Co., VA
3135 Married: Lydia
BROOKES
Children:
1567 Elizabeth KIMBALL
Born: 1569
Place: Cargill, Perth (Pertshire), Scotland
Died: Bef. 1 May 1617
Place: Pertshire Scotland
5705. Married: Lady
Margaret CAMPBELL DRUMMOND
Date: on or before 25 May 1605
Place: Innerfeffray & Balmaclone, Scotland
Born: 1571
Died: 8 Aug 1631
Place: Scotland
Children:
2852. Alexander MAGRUDER (Jr.)
Perthshire, Scotland. He was Chamberlain to James DRUMMOND
of Inchaffray (later 1str Lord Madertie).
(prenuptial marriage contract was dated 19 July 1589)
Sir. Andrew DRUMMOND, eldest legal son of William
Drummond of Balmaclone. By this marriage Margaret
had two sons John & Thomas Drummond, and daughters
Beatrix, Jane, Margaret, & Christina Drummond. Andrew
died 24 March 1604.
Register of Privy Council of Scotland (Vol. 7, page 600)
Alexander Magruder of Innerfeffray & Balmaclone. By
this marriage, Margaret had sons (1) James McGruder
(b. 1607- d. bef. 24 May 1676) who was the Chamberlain
to the Earl of Perth and father to John Magruder, a
merchant of Perth Scotland; (2) Alexander Magruder
(my ancestor) (b. 1610- d. 1677) who migrated to Calvert
Co., Maryland c1652; (3) John Magruder (b. abt. 1614
at Belliclone, Maderty Parish Perthshire) who came to
Maryland as a prisoner with his brother Alexander but
later returned to Scotland where it is believed he married
Katherine DRUMMOND; and daughter (4) Margaret Mcgruder
who married first James BURDOUN and second Duncan
BURDOUN. Following Alexander Magruder's death,
Margaret married a third time to Donald CAMPBELL
in Balmaclone (marriage contract dated 1617). No children
were born of this marriage.
of Kethick which and I quote, "clearly shows Margaret as
the daughter of Kethick". She further stated that these charts
were prepared by Herbert Campbell, noted genealogist and
historian, in the 1920s. The originals are housed in the Office
of the Lord Lyon in Edinburgh."
Died: abt. 1649
5707. Married: Helenor
STEPHENSON
Children:
2853. Margaret BRAITHWAITE
Born: Betw. 1600 - 1603
Place: Largo, Fifeshire, Scotland
5709. Married: Anne
Maria CALVERT
Born: abt. 1603
Place: Scotland
Date: abt. 1624
Place: Scotland
Children:
2854. Ninian Beall
Died: 1654
Place: Calvert, MD
5711. Married: Jane
POTTENGER
Born: abt. 1618
Place: England
Children:
2855. Ruth MOORE
Born: Abt 1610
Place: Yorkshire England
Died: 1643
Place: St. George's Hundred, MD
6257 Married: Jane
EVERS Abt. 1636 prob. England
Children:
3128: David WICKLIFF (WYCLIFFE) (WHETTLEY) (WHITLIFFE)
spouse in England. David came to America in 1635 with the expedition of
Robert Evelyn (who married David's aunt Susan Yonge) and settled on a grant
of 50 acres of land (which he named "Wickliffe") on Prince George's Hundred,
St. Marys County, Maryland. He served as a member of the Maryland
Assemble
during the period from 1636 to 1643.
children to Westmoreland County Virginia in 1650 to escape religious
persecution.
Born: 1544
Place: Craigneich, Muthill Parish, Perthshire, Scotland
Died: 1600
Place: Scotland
11409. Married: a REIDHEUCH
(REDDOCH)
Children:
5704. Alexander MAGRUDER
John's other children were:
on 5 Dec 1566, married abt. 1601 Margaret MURRY.
John died bef. 21 April 1631. He was the Progenitor of
the "McGrouthers of Meigor". His children were
i. John McGruder married Margaret DRUMMOND
ii. James McGruder in Bridgend of Dunblane,
married abt. 1631 Katherine CAMPBELL
(2) Janet McGruder married abt. 1618 William CAMPBELL
(3) Joan McGruder married James BURDOUN
(4) William McGruder in Tullibancher and Aberlenoch.
His children were:
i. Duncan McGruder
ii. John McGruder married Margaret CAMPBELL
iii. Alexander McGruder b. 1648
iv. Janet McGruder b. 1643
v. Helen McGruder
Born: 1517, prob. at Inverarary, Argyll
Died: bef. 2 Aug. 1587
Buried: Bendochy Parish Church
11411. Married:
Katherine DRUMMOND of Blair
Date: on or bef. 1562
Born:
Died: 1604
Children:
5705. Margaret CAMPBELL
a legitimate son of Donald CAMPBELL. He was Dean of
the Cathedral Church of Lismore of the diocese of
Argyll. His other children were:
i. Patrick CAMPBELL married 1st Jean OGILVY,
2nd. prior to 1605 Agnes INGLIS
ii. Joan CAMPBELL living in 1623
iii. George CAMPBELL living in 1623
Sir Walter DRUMMOND of Stobhall 13th Chief of
the House of Drummond.
Born: England
Died: England
12513 Mary YONGE
Born: England
Died: England
Children:
6256 David WICKLIFF
Born: 1519
Place: Craigneich, Muthill Parish, Perthshire
Died: abt. 1592
22817. Married:
Children:
11408. John MCGRUDER
Joined the Earl of Lennox and other Protestant lords
in battle against the Scottish rulers for which he was
granted a respite in 1547.
Born: abt. 1492 at Inveraray
Died: Betw. 16 Dec. 1562 and 20 Jan 1563.
22821. Married:
Margaret ?
Children:
11410. Nicholas (Nicoll) CAMPBELL of Dalvany and Keithick
Catholic abbot of this ancient Cistercian abbey in eastern
Perthshire. Appointed Lord of Session in 1541, senator of
the College of Justice, member of the Earl of Arran's Privy
Council, Keeper of the Privy Seal to Mary Queen of Scots,
sat in the Scottish Parliament and the Convention of Estates
which recognized the reform doctrine and the Protestant
Church.
were born bef. 1529 by Margaret:
ii. David CAMPBELL died bef. 30 Aug. 1571, unmarried
iii. Margaret CAMPBELL, married Walter LINDSAY
iv. David CAMPBELL
v. Colin CAMPBELL
vi. John CAMPBELL
vii. Robert CAMPBELL
viii. Thomas CAMPBELL
ix. Andrew CAMPBELL
22823. Catherine HAY of
Megginch
Children:
11411. Katherine DRUMMOND
Born: abt. 1530Prob Yorkshire England
Died: abt. 1600England
25025 Married: Jane ROKEBY
abt. 1590
Born: England
Died: England
Children:
12512 Thomas WYCLIFF
44,847. Married: Margaret
CRICHTON
Children:
22,823. Catherine HAY
Born: abt. 1490
45,633. Married:
Unknown
Children:
22,816. James MCGRUDER
Born: abt. 1466
Place: Argyllshire, Scotland
Died: 19 Sept 1513
Place: Flodden's Field, Kirknewton, Northumberland, England
45641. Lady Elizabeth
STEWART
Children:
22820. Donald CAMPBELL, Abbot of Coupor Angus
James IV, and his brother-in-law the 2nd Earl of Lennox
at the Battle of Flodden
ii. Colin CAMPBELL, 3rd Earl of Argyll, married
Lady Janet GORDON. He died 1530
iii. Archibald CAMPBELL, married 2nd Janet DOUGLAS,
Lady Glamis. No children
iv. John CAMPBELL, married Muriel CALDER. John
was the Treasurer of Scotland.
Date: 9 September 1513
Principal commanders: English, Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey
Scottish; King James IV
Size of Armies: Enlish; approx. 26,000 Scots; approx. 30,000
Duration: from 4:15 to 6:15 in the afternoon.
Outcome: Defeat of the Scots and the death of King James. The
Earl of
Argyle and Lennox commanded the right flank of the King's army and were
ambushed by Sir Edward Stanley on the slope of Branxton Hill. It was here
that they died.
Archibald,
second Earl of Argyle, had a grant of the lands of Auchintwerely
45644. George DRUMMOND
and others, co. Dumbarton,
3 July 1489, which were erected into a barony
of that name. He succeeded
his father 1493, and obtained a charter, 30
June 1494, confirming the
purchase from Elisabeth Menteith, Lady of
Rusky, with the consent of
Archibald Napeir of Merchiston her son, of half
of the lands of Inchirnawrishy
and otheres, co. Argyle. He had the office of
Master of the Household 1494,
as appears form a charter which he
witnessed on 24 March 1994-95:
and obtained a great number of charters
under the great seal from
1494-1512. Argyle and his brother in law Lennox
commanded the right wing
of the royal army at the battle of Flodden, and
were both killed on that
field.
Chamblain, and was also appointed
Lord Lieutenant of the Borders, and
Warden of the Marches
45645. Janet HALIBURTON
Children:
22822. George DRUMMOND (Jr.)
Died: 1565
45647. Margaret CRICHON
Children:
22823. Catherine HAY
Born: England
Died: 5 Aug 1584
Place: England
Note: Lord of Wycliffe and Ulvington; also married to Muriel EURE
50049 Dorothy PLACE
Born: England
Died: England
Note: Dorothy was the dau.of John Place of Halnaby and Catherine
Surtees)
Children:
25024 Francis WYCLIFF
Children
25025 Jane ROBKEBY
Born: abt. 1453
91,265. Married:
Unknown
Children:
45,632. William MCCRUDER
Born: abt 1433
Place: Lochow, Argyllshire, Scotland
Died: May 10, 1493
91,281. Married: Isabel
STEWART
Born: abt. 1437
Place: Lorn, Argyllshire, Scotland
Died: October 26, 1510
Place: Dunbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Children:
45,640. Archibald CAMPBELL, 2nd Earl of Argyll
Justiciary of Scotland.
Gaelic cam-beul (twisted mouth), is one of the oldest in
the Highland, and a crown charter of 1368 acknowledges
Duncan MacDuihbne as founder of the Campbells, who
were established as Lords of Loch Awe. The founder of
the Argyll line was Cailean Mór (d. 1294), whose descendant,
Colin Campbell (d. 1493), 1st Earl of Argyll, married Isabel
Stewart of Lorne. To this day the eldest son of the family
has borne the title of Marquis of Lorne, and the marriage in
1871 of the Marquis, later 9th Duke of Argyll, to HRH Princess
Louise, fourth daughter of Queen Victoria, is recalled by the
two tartans bearing their names. Source: Clan
Campbell
Died: 1495
91,283. Married:
Margaret MONTGOMERY
Children:
45,641. Lady Elizabeth STEWART
91,289. Married:
Unknown
Children:
45,644: George DRUMMOND
Died: 1542
91,293. Married: Unknown
Children:
45,646. Peter HAY
Born: 1470
Place: England
Died: 1550
Place: England
100,097 Married:
Katherine SURTEES abt. 1540
Born: England
Died: England
Children:
50,048 William WYCLIFFE
his older brother Ralph, whose children were all females, as the result
of
Robert V's entailment.
100,099 Married: Catherine
SURTEYS
Children:
50,049 Dorothy PLACE
Born: abt. 1413
182,529. Married:
Unknown
Children:
91,264. Gillespie MCCROUDER
Born: abt 1400
Place: Lochow, Argyllshire, Scotland
Died: bef. March 1440
182,561. Elizabeth SOMERVILLE
Place: Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Children:
91,280. Colin CAMPBELL, 2nd Lord Campbell and 1st Earl of Argyll
Died: 20 Dec 1462
182,563. Married:
Unknown
Children:
91,281. Isabel STEWART
Died: 1439
182,565. Katherine SETON
Children:
91,282. John STEWART
182,567. Mary BOYD
Children:
91,283. Margaret MONTGOMERY
Died: 1470
182,577. Married:
MARIOTA in 1455
Children:
91,288. SIR JOHN DRUMMOND (1st Earl of Perth) (XXX)
182,585. Married:
Janet BOYD
Children:
91,292. Edmund HAY
Born: abt. 1425
Place: England
Died: abt. 1494
Place: England
Note: Lord of Wycliffe and Ulvington...entailed his manors to
his male heirs only.
200,193 Married: Margery
CONYERS
Born: 1440 England
Died: England
Children:
10,0096 John WYCLIFFE
200,195 Janet COXEN
Born: England
Children:
100,097 Katherine SURTEES
Born: abt. 1375
365,057. Married:
Unknown
Children:
182,528. Gilawnene MCCROUDER
of the clan and was the "Chruiter," or harper,
of his family. His children were called "MacChruiter,"
or "son of the harper." MacChruiter evolved into
McCrouder, McCruder, McGruder, McGruther and
MacGrouther in Scotland and Magruder in America.
Born: abt 1375
Place: Lochow, Argyllshire, Scotland
Died: 12 Aug. 1453
Place: Kilmun, Cowal, Argyllshire, Scotland
365,121. Married:
Marjory STEWART
Born: abt. 1368
Died: August 1432
Children:
182,560. Archibald CAMPBELL
and Lord Lt. of Argyll County
Died: Nov. 1491
365,123. Married: Helen
HEPBURN
Children:
182,561. Elizabeth SOMERVILLE
365,125. Married:
Unknown
Children:
182,562. John STEWART
Died: 12 Feb 1428
Place: Bathe of Orleans
365,129. Elizabeth LENNOX
Children:
182,564. Alan STEWART
365,131. Married:
Unknown
Children:
182,565. Katherine SETON
365,133. Married:
Unknown
Children:
182,566. Alexander MONTGOMERY
Died: 9 Jul 1439
365,135. Married:
Unknown
Children:
182,567. Mary BOYD
Died: 1445
365,153. Married:
Margaret RUTHVEN
Children:
182,576. SIR MALCOLM (XXIX)
knighted by King James II; he succeeded his father
about 1428
365,155. Married:
Children:
182,577. MARIOTA
365,169. Married: Unknown
Children:
182,584. Peter HAY
Born: abt. 1380
Place: England
Died: abt. 1450
Place: England
400,385 Married: Agnes
(Ann) ROKEBY
Born: England
Died: England
Children:
20,0192 Robert WYCLIFFE
Children:
20,0193 Margery CONYERS
Died: 1415
730,113. Married:
Children:
365,056. Gillespie MACGREGOR
His other child:
i. Ian cam Mac Gregor Chief of Clan. Held the
three glens of the rivers Orchy, Strae, and Lochy.
Died: bef. 1414
730,241. Married:
Mariota (or Margaret) DRUMMOND (his 2nd cousin)
Children:
365,120. Duncan CAMPBELL
and sister of Annabella DRUMMOND, Queen of Robert
Bruce III
Born: 1340
Died: 1419
730,243. Married: 2nd
Muriella KEITH
Date: 1380
Children:
365,121. Marjory STEWART
Died: 20 Aug 1456
730,245. Married: Janet
MOWAT
Children:
365,122 John SOMERVILLE
730,249. Married:
Isobel De ERGARDIA
Children:
365,124. Robert STEWART
730,257. Married:
? TURNBULL
Children:
365,128. John STEWART
730,259. Married:
Unknown
Children:
365,129. Elizabeth LENNOX
730,265. Married:
Elizabeth EGLINTON
Children:
365,132. John MONTGOMERY (Jr.)
730,269. Married:
Joanna MONTGOMERY
Children:
365,134. Thomas BOYD (Jr.)
Died: 1428
730,305. Married:
Elizabeth SINCLAIR
Children:
365,152. Sir Walter DRUMMOND (XXVIII)
generally described as of Stobhall or of Cargile; he was the
Justiciary of Scotland, 1391 Source : Clan
Drummond
Died: 1428
730,307. Married:
Unknown
Children:
365,153. Margaret RUTHVEN
730,337. Married:
Unknown
Children:
365,168. Edmund HAY
Born: abt. 1360
Place: England
Died: abt. 1410
Place: England
Children:
40,0384 John DE WYCLIFFE
about one quarter of a knights fee while he held the lordship.
800,771 Married:
Fillia CONSTABLE
Children:
40,0385 Ann ROKEBY
Died: bef. 1394
1,460,481 Married:
Mary, Countess of Menteith
Children:
730,240 Colin CAMPBELL. Lord of Lochow, Knight
2 May 1343, and received also from Mary, Countess of
Menteith, a grant of Kilmun, confirmed by charter of
King David II 11 October 1363.
1,460,483 Married:
Children:
730,241 Mariota (or Margaret) DRUMMOND
(2nd cousin of Colin CAMPBELL Lord of Lochow, Knight)
Born: 2 Mar 1315
Died: 13 May 1390
1,460,485. Married:
Elizabeth MURE
Children:
730,242. Robert STEWART, Duke of Albany, Earl of Nenteith and Fife
Robert the Bruce. Robert II became King at the age of 54. He
had
been appointed Guardian of Scotland twice during the reign of David II
and was an experienced statesman. Apparently, he was experienced
in other things too since he produced 21 children (13 legitimate and
8 illegitimate). His first wife was Elizabeth, the daughter of Sir
Adam
Mure of Rowallan (9 children) and his second wife was Euphemia,
daughter of Hugh, Earl of Ross (4 children). As with his uncle, David
II,
he did not have the fighting spirit of his grandfather and was a passive
person who had a hard time controlling his family and his kingdom.
Once again, there was war between England and Scotland. Scotland
was assisted by France under the terms of the Auld Alliance.
Regardless of the
weakness of the Crown and the strength of the
nobles, Robert II was still the 99th King of Scots (counting from the
mythical Fergus).
1. Alexander, the Wolf of Badenoch, whose son
abducted the widowed Countess of Mar and
assumed the Earldom.
2. Earl of Strathearn
3. Earl of Atholl
1,460,487. Married: Margaret
FRASER
Children:
730,243. Muriella KEITH
Died: abt. 1373
1,460,609 Married Mary,
daughter & co-heir of Sir William Montefex,
Children:
730,304. Sir John DRUMMOND (XXVII)
1,460,611. Married:
Children:
730,305. Elizabeth SINCLAIR
2,920,961 Married: believed
to have married Helena, dau of Sir John MOR
Children:
1,460,480 Archibald CAMPBELL, Lord of Lochow
of Lochow, united with the lands of Ardsheodnish, in free
barony 10 Feb 1315. He accompanied the expedition of
King Robert I to Ireland in 1316 to win its throne for the
King's brother, Edward Bruce, and in 1334 assisted Robert,
7th High Steward of Scotland, to recover the Castle of Dunoon
from the English, following which he was appointed its
heritable Keeper. He is believed to have m Helena, dtr of
Sir John Mor, son of the Earl of Lennox
2,920,963 Married:
Children:
1,460,481 Mary, Countess of Menteith
2,920,965 Married:
Children:
1,460,482 John CAMPBELL
2,920,969. Married Sir
Walter STEWART
Date: 1315
Born: 1293
Died: 132?
Children:
1,460,484. ROBERT II, High Steward King of Scotland
(the 6th High Steward of Scotland). The name Stewart was a
hereditary title bestowed by David I. Marjorie died giving birth
to Robert II, the founder of the Stewart dynasty and the grandson
of Robert the Bruce.
2,920,971. Married:
Children:
1,460,485. Elizabeth MURE
Died: 1346
2,921,217. Married: ?
Children:
1,460,608. SIR JOHN (XXVI)
2,921,219 Married
?
Children:
1,460,609 Mary
5,841,921 Married:
See Note
Children:
2,920,960. Colin CAMPBELL of Lochow, Knight
Robert Bruce in 1296 and fought for him in almost
every action between Methven and Bannockburn.
He m 1st ante 1303 the yr dtr of Andrew Crawford,
whose wardship had been granted to him by King
Edward I.
5,841,929. Married:
Children:
2,920,964. Dugald CAMPBELL
Born: 11 July 1274
Died: 7 June 1329
5,841,937. Married: #1
Isabel Mar (dau of Donald 10th Earl of Mar)
Date:
Born:
Died: 1297
Children:
2,920,968. Marjory BRUCE
estates in Huntingdon as well as Scotland, was one of the claimants to
the throne of Scotland on the death of Queen Margaret, Maid of Norway,
in 1290 (he was a descendant of King Alexander II). While he was
unsuccessful, his son, Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick and his grandson,
Robert the Bruce refused support for John Balliol who had been
selected by the English King Edward I.
Guardian of Scotland (with John Comyn) but when Edward offered
a truce in 1302, Robert accepted and joined Edward's "Scottish
Council". In 1304, on the death of his father, the Earl of Carrick,
Robert was reputedly the richest man in England. But in 1306,
after a quarrel and murdering John Comyn, Robert declared himself
King of Scotland. He was crowned at Scone in March 1306. He
then
began a guerilla war against the English King Edward I. Initially
he
was not successful but gradually, with increasing support, he captured
a number of castles - chivalrously allowing the defenders to return
to England. During this time, the "Declaration of Arbroath"
was sent
to the Pope in Rome, pleading the case for a Scotland free of English
domination.
5,841,939. Married:
Cecilia
Children:
2,920,969. Sir Walter BRUCE
5,842,433. Married: ?
dau of Sir Patrick Graham of Kincardine
Children:
2,921,216. Sir MALCOLM (XXV)
succeeded about 1300. He was a person of great
consequence to King Edward I; aided in the battle
of Bannockburn
Died: abt. 1294
11,683,641. Married:
See Note
Children:
5,481,820 Neil (or Nigel) CAMPBELL of Lowchow, Knight
Sir Gillespic Campbell of Menstrie (d ca 1280),
k ca 1294, fighting Alexander, Lord of Lorne, at the
Ath-dearg (red ford) of Lorn (where a cairn marks
the site of his grave). Sir Colin m , possibly a dtr of
Sinclair of Roslin (alias St Clair of Roslin)
11,683,843. Married:
Children:
5,841,921. youngest daugther of Andrew whose
wardship had been granted to Neil CAMPBELL
of Lochow, Knight, by King Edward I
Born: July 1243
Died: before 14 June 1302
11,683,873. Married:
MARJORIE (Marjory) Carrick, Countess of Carrick
Date: 1271
Born:
Died:
Children:
5,841,936. Robert BRUCE, King of Scotland, 5th Earl of Carrick
11,683,875. Married:
Children:
5,841,937. ISOBEL
11,683,879. Married:
Children:
2,920,968. CECILIA
1st High Steward
11,684,865. Married:
dau of Walter Stuart, Earl of Monteith
Children:
5,842,432. Sir MALCOLM XXIV
he was carried to England as prisoner in 1296;
taken prisoner in the Castle of Dunbar after the battle
and murdered in cold blood by Edward 1
11,684,867. Married:
?
Children:
5,842,433. ?
Died: abt. 1280
23,367,681 Married:
Children:
11,683,640 Colin CAMPBELL of Lochow, Knight
Born: 1210
Died: March 31, 1295
23,367,745. Married:
Isabella de CLAIRE
Date: May, 1240
Born: 2 Nov 1226
Died: 1252
Children:
11,683,872. Robert BRUCE
23,367,747. Married:
MARGARET (dau of WILLIAM High Steward of Scotland)
Children:
11,683,873. MARJORIE (Marjory) Carrick, Countess of Carrick
Born: abt. 1239
Died: 1329, age 90
23,368,728. Married: ?
Children:
11,684,864. Sir JOHN XXIII
7th Thane of Lennox
23,369,731. Married: ?
Children:
11,684,865. ?
Died: 1252
46,735,489. Married:
Robert BRUCE, 4th Baron of Annandale
Died: 1245
Children:
23,367,744. Robert BRUCE
46,735,491. Married:
Children:
23,367,745. Isabel de CLAIRE
46,735,495. Married:
Children:
23,367,747. MARGARET
Died: Bef. 1260
46,737,457. Ada, daughter
of Maldwine, Earl of Lennox
Children:
23,368,728. SIR MALCOLM (De DRYMEN) XXII
Ada was the niece of John STUART of Scotland
Died: 1219
Place: Yardley in Northamptonshire
93,470,977. Married:
MAUD
Children:
46,735,488. ISABELL
93,470,979. Married:
Children:
46,735,489. Robert BRUCE, 4th Baron of Annandale
Died: 1200
93,474,913. Married:
Children:
46,737,456. SIR MALCOLM (XXI)
93,474,915. Married:
Children:
46,737,457. ADA
Born: 1110
Died: 1152
186,941,953. Married:
Ada WARREN
Date: 1130
Children:
93,470,976. DAVID, Earl of Huntington, 9th Earl of Northumberland
186,941,955. Married:
Children:
93,470,977. MAUD
Died: 1180
186,949,825. Married:
Children:
93,474,912. MALCOLM II (XX)
Died: 1131
373,883,905. Married:
ST.
DAVID I, King of Scotland
Date: 1113
Born: 1084
Died: 1153
Place: at Carlisle
Children:
186,941,952. HENRY, Prince of Scotland, Earl of Huntingdon
373,883,907. Married:
Isabel VERMANDOIS
Children:
186,941,953. Married: Ada WARREN
Died: 1155
373,899,649. Married:
Children:
186,949,824. JOHN (XIX)
Born: 1054
747,767,809. Married:
WALTHEOF II, Earl of Northumberland
Died: 1073, beheaded
Children:
373,883,904. MATILDA
Born: 1031
Died: 1093
747,767,811. Married:
#2 Margaret
(sister of Edgal the AETHLING
(Prince)
Born: 1046
Died: 1093 (see Notes)
Buried: Dunfermline Abbey
Children:
373,883,905. ST. DAVID I, King of Scotland
i. Duncan II (who became king after Malcolm)
ii. Donald
His marriage to #2 Margaret produced six sons, three
of whom (Edgar, Alexander and David) would become king.
Cumbria, Malcolm led a final incursion in 1093. This led to his
defeat and death at Alnwick. His wife, Queen Margaret, died
in Edinburgh Castle, four days later.
Canute and Margaret was born in Hungary. Her brother had a
claim to the throne of England but came to terms with William
the Conqueror. The family were headed back to the continent
from Northumbria when their ship was blown off course and
landed in Fife. The Scottish King, Malcolm III, now a widow,
gave protection to the family and married Margaret. Malcolm
was devoted to her and as a result she exercised considerable
influence. She was canonised by the Pope in 1251
747,799,297. Married:
Margaret
Children:
373,899,648. MAURICE (XVIII)
of Seneschall & Coronator of Lennox
Born: 1027
Place: Falaise
Died: 1054
1,496,535,617. Married:
ADELAIDE of Normandy
Children:
747,767,808. Judith de LENS
1,495,535,619. Married:
Children:
747,767,809. WALTHEOF II, Earl of Northumberland
1,495,535,621. Married:
Children:
747,767,810. MALCOLM
CANMORE III, King of Scotland
1,495,535,623. Married: ?
Children:
747,767,811. MARGARET (sister of Edgal the Aethling)
Died: 1093
1,495,598,593. Married:
Children:
747,799,296. MALCOLM (XVII)
on her return to England. He was the first to adopt the
name 'DRUMMOND'. He was the son of the youngest son
of ANDREAS, KING OF HUNGARY. He was made hereditary
Thane of Senschall & Coronator of Lennox in 1070; he was
killed with the King at the battle of Alnwick in 1093.
2,991,071,233. Married:
EUSTACE, Count of Bologne
Children:
1,495,535,616. LAMBERT, Count of Lens
2,991,197,185. Married:
AGATHA
Children:
1,495,598,592 MAURITZ or MAURICE (XVI)
5,982,142,465. Married:
Lambert BARBUTUS of Lorraine, 1st Count de Mons
Died: 1015
Children:
2,991,071,232. MAUD
Died: 1058
5,982,394,369. ANASTASIA
Children:
2,991,197,184. GEORGE (XV)
5,982,394,371. Married:
Children:
2,991,197,185. AGATHA
Born: 953
Died: 993
11,964,284,929. Married:
2nd AGNES
Children:
5,982,142,464. GERBERGA, Duchess of Brabant
11,964,788,737. Married:
Children:
5,982,394,368. ANDREW I (XIV)
11,964,788,739. Married:
Children:
5,982,394,369. ANASTASIA
Born: 879
Died: 929
23,928,569,857. Married:
GERBERGA
Children:
11,964,284,928. CHARLES, Duke of Lorraine
29,928,569,859. Married:
Princess EDGINA
Children:
11,964,284,929. AGNES
King Alfred the Great
23,929,577,472. Married:
Children:
11,964,788,736. LADISLAIJS CALVWS (XIII)
Born: 879
Died: 929
47,857,139,713. Married:
Date: 918
Children:
23,928,569,856. LOUIS IV D'OUTREMER, King of France
47,857,139,715. Married:
Children:
23,928,569,857. GERBERGA
Died: 990
47,859,154,945. Married:
Children:
23,929,577,472. MICHAEL (XII)
under whom all France, Germany & Italy were reigned;
died in 990 havin'g reigned 90 years; he was the last
Pagan king.
Born: 846
Died: 879
95,714,279,425. Married:
2nd ADELHEIDE
Children:
47,857,139,712. CHARLES IIII the Simple, King of France
95,714,279,427. Married:
Children:
47,857,139,713. EDGINA
95,718,309,889. Married:
Children:
47,859,154,944. TOXUS (XI)
Born: 823
Died: 878
191,428,558,849. Married:
HERMINTRUDIS
Date: 842
Children:
95,714,279,424. LOUIS II the Stammerer, King of France
191,428,558,851. Married:
Children:
95,714,279,425. ADELHEIDE
191,428,558,853. Married:
Children:
95,714,279,426. EDWARD the ELDER
WALLER
FAMILY as referred by Michael Magruder
Died: 748
191,436,619,777. Married:
Children:
95,718,309,888. ZOLTAN (X)
reigned over the whole of Hungary; was killed in 748
Born: 778
Place: Casseneuill
Died: 840
382,857,117,697. Married:
2nd JUDITH
Children:
191,428,558,848. CHARLES II the Bald, King of France
382,857,117,699. Married:
Children:
191,428,558,849. HERMINTRUDIS
382,873,239,553. Married:
Children:
191,436,619,776. ARPADIUS (IX)
into Hungary in 744
King of Lombardy and Italy
Born: 2 April 742
Place: Aix-La Chapelle
Died: 28 Jan. 814
765,714,235,393. Married:
HILDEGARDE
Date: 771
Died: 30 April 783, dies in childbirth
Children:
382,857,117,696. LOUIS I the Debonaire, Roman Emperor
mother Bertrada dies three months later. Charles also
begins the final three year campaign to conquer Saxony.
The Saxons are finally crushed, and Charlemagne imposes
strict new rules to govern all areas of their lives, laws that
only the Christian Church in Saxony could remove. In 813,
Charlemagne delegates power to his only surving son
Louis.
765,746,479,115. Married:
Children:
382,873,239,552. ALMAS (VIII)
1,531,428,470,785. Married:
BERTRADA
Children:
765,714,235,392. CHARLEMAGNE,
King of the Franks,
Emperor of the West,
King of Lombardy and Italy
1,531,428,470,787. Married:
Children:
765,714,235,393. HILDEGARDE
1,531,492,958,229. Married:
Children:
765,746,479,114. ?? (VII)
crown of Hungary from Lungobardian, King Albovinus,
in 568 & gave the name Hungary to his kingdom
3,062,985,916,457. Married:
Children:
1,531,492,958,228. AVARIUS (VI)
6,125,971,832,913. Married:
Children:
3,062,985,916,456. ELENDUS (V)
12,251,943,665,825. Married:
Children:
6,125,971,832,912. VEGERUS (IV)
24,503,887,331,649. Married:
Children:
12,251,943,665,824. ELUS (III)
Born: 330
Died: 454
49,007,774,663,297. Married
Herriche
Children:
24,503,887,331,648. CHARA (Il)
Born at Ingaddi; he began his reign in 411, with
his brother BLEDA, but subsequently killed him
in 444. After being invited into France, he ravaged
that country & all north Italy. He died on the night
of his marriage to Ildica, at the age of 124.
Source: Clan Drummond
98,015,549,326,593. Married:
Children:
49,007,774,663,296. ATTILA (I) (ATTILA the HUN)
Michael Magruder [email protected]
WALLER
FAMILY as referred by Michael Magruder
Clan
Drummond
Linda
Davies who is a Beall descendent and researcher
of the Beall line. Linda Davies, 2910 143rd Ave SE,
Tenino, Washington 98589, [email protected]
House
of Bruce
or check back as I will add them as I find time.
(researcher's note - this book
while containing errors that have been corrected after its publication
is still invaluable for the accurate information it does contain)
The students
of English ancestry of American Wyckliffe family construct a line of their
descent through the Lords of Wyckliffe, wich adds Lord of Ulvington in
intervening generations, to William Wyckliffe, husband of Dorothy Place,
parents of Francis Wyckliffe above.
Whether the
dates are meant for all persons as their birth and death dates instead
of the beginning and end of the reign of the English king under whom they
lived, has not been verified by compiler:
1. Roger de Wyckliffe
in Richmondshire, Henry I (1110-1135).
2. Robert de Wyckliffe,.
Henry II (1154-1189)
3. Roger de Wyckliffe
and wife, Margaret de Multon, dau. of Thomas. King John
(1199-1216)
4. Robert de Wyckliffe,
wife, Matilda de Mumby, dau of Eudo and Matilda, his wife.
Henry III (1216-1272)
5. Sir Robert de Wyckliffe,
Knight, and wife, Matilda de Belise, dau. and heir of Roger,
son of
and heir of William, son of Arnold, by which Sir Robert de Wyckliffe became
also
Lord of
Ulvington, Edward I (1272-1307)
6. Robert de Wyckliffe
and wife, Johanna de Ellerton in Swaledale, dau. and heir of
William,
son of Galfred, King Edward, I, II and III (1307-1376),
7. Roger de Wyckliffe
m[arried] Katherine - had 3 sons. Reign of Edward III (1327-1376)
8. Sir Roger de Wyckliffe,
Knight, fought in battle of Crecy, 1346 and at Polotiers, Sept. 19,
1356.
(a) Sir
Roger de Wyckliffe, payson of the church of Wyckliffe, second son of No.
7 above.
(b) John
Wyckliffe "The Morning Star of THE REFORMATION in England" theologian,
who
translated
into English nearly all of the HOLY BIBLE in his stupendous labors.
9. Roger de Wyckliffe.
Henry IV (1329-1413)
10. John de Wyckliffe.
Henry VI (1416-1422) m[arried] Anne Rokeby, dau. of Sir
Thomas, Knight, Lord of Rokeby and Mortham.
11. Robert Wyckliffe.
Edward VII. (1485-1509) m[arried] Margaret Conyers, dau of
Christopher [sister of Margery] of Hornby Castle, County York, England
12. Ralph Wyckliffe, 12th.
Lord of Wyckliffe had no sons, and by reason of the entail,
the lordship passed to this brother, John.
13. John Wyckliffem[arried]
Katherine Surtees, dau. and heir of Thomas of Dinsdale.
John and Katherine had son,
14. William Wyckliffe,
who succeeded as male heir to his uncle, Ralph, as Lord of
Wyckliffe and Ulvington and m[arried] Dorothy Place, as first hereof, who
became
parents of Francis,
15. Francis Wyckliffe,
Esq., Lord of Wyckliffe and Ulvington m[arried] Jane Rokeby,
dau. of Thomas of Morthan and had sons, William, Thomas, John, Anthony
and
Francis. Thomas, Anthony and Francis Wyckliffe are recorded as living
in A.D. 1610.
The National
Society of Magna Charter Dames are reported to have recorded and accepted
the ancestry of David Wickliffe as in the foregoing list and to Robert
Fitzwalter, a surety for Magna Charter, as follows:
David Wyckliffe,
son of Anthony, son of Francis, Esq., Lord of Wyckliffe and Ulvington,
and wife, Jane Rokeby, dau. of Thomas of Mortham.
This Francis
Wyckliffe was oldest son of William, Esq., Lord of Wyckliffe and Ulvington,
who succeeded his uncle as male heir in A.D. 1561 and d[ied] Aug 5, 1584
and his first wife, Dorothy Place, dau. of John, Esq., of Halmby, dau.
of John Place and wife, Catherine, son of Roland and Margery (Conyers),
Surteys, dau. of John Conyers, K.C. and Elizabeth (Grey) dau. og Robert
de Grey and wife, Lorma St. Quineten, son of John de Grey, II, K.C. and
Alice (Marmion), son of John and Margaret (Odingsells) dau. of William
and Ella (Fitzwalter), dau. of Robert and Ida (Longespree), son of
Robert, first herein, surety for Magna Charter, a bill of rights, the "Great
Charter", which laid a foundation for security of English political and
personal liberty.
The English
barons forced King John to grant it, the king signing at Runnymede July
15, A.D., 1215.
John has a lot of information on
his web-site and in his books. Unfortunately, he is in the middle
of changing webservers. His old web site is archived and if you want to
know all about our Kincheloe ancestry, and until John's
new site is up, this is the site to visit. John has a lot of research behind him and much to
offer those who are researching their Kincheloe origins. John is
also restoring the first Kincheloe homestead for the benefit of all Kincheloe
descendants. His archived site is at:
Charlene Baxter [email protected]
(Mrs) Johnnie Truelove [email protected]
Payne Daniel [email protected]
Jim Ridout (researching Parks line) [email protected]
Jim's homepage: http://members.tripod.com/~ridoutj/
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