32. John Spackman
1Church of England. Parish Church of Cliffe-Pypard, Parish Registers, 1576-1874
Includes general registers (baptisms, marriages, burials) 1576-1776; baptisms and burials 1776-1812; baptisms 1813-1874; marriages and banns 1754-1772; banns 1773-1792; and marriages 1773-1840.
1279361, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA, 1279361.
Microfilm of original records in the Wiltshire County Record Office, Trowbridge.2Church of England. Parish Church of Cliffe-Pypard, Parish Registers, 1576-1874
1279361.3Church of England. Parish Church of Cliffe-Pypard, Parish Registers, 1576-1874
33. Susannah Orchard or Archer
1Church of England. Parish Church of Laycock
hurch of England, Laycock, Wiltshire, England, Parish Register 1577-1848, BTs, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA, 1279307.
"BT's.".
40. John Orton
1The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ordinance Index (TM) (1 Mar 1993 Edition), Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA.
1Family Tree Maker.com, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/o/h/Jean-E-Mohler/GENE9-0003.html#CHILD4.
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Descendants of William Dailey
4. MARY (POLLY)2 DAILEY (WILLIAM1) (Source: Jim Hughes.) was born November 19, 1778 in Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina (Source: jim Hughes), and
died April 1844 in Schuyler Co., IL (Source: Denise Trued). She married (1) ALEXANDER STEPHENS (Source: Raymond M. Kuehne.) November 01, 1800 in Davidson
Co., Rowan, NC (Source: Denise Trued). He was born 1775 in Rowan County, North Carolina (Source: June Barerkman from June B. Shideler.), and died February 07,
1824 in Davidson Co., North Carolina (Source: "Some New Jersey Families Found in Early Rowan County, N.C.".). She married (2) GEORGE NAUGHT OR GEORGE
KNOTT/KNAUGHT April 01, 1841 (Source: Denise Trued.). He died Unknown. Notes for MARY (POLLY) DAILEY:
From "Some New Jersey Families Found in Early Rowan County, N.C. - Bowlby, Palmer, Dailey, Todd, Stevens" by June B. Barekman, Genealogist: ...Alexander
Stephens died in 1824. "Mary in 1832 moved with part of her family to Schuyler County, Illinois, where she married second, George Knaught."
"State of North Carolina, March Sessions 1824, Page 28, FNCD 2n. From "Our Bowlby Kin Vol. 1" by June Barekman: "born 1780, Rowan County, NC. Married 1800 Alexander Stephens, a son of Richard Stephens and Martha Robards.
He was b. 1775 in Rowan Co., N.C. and died in Davidson Co., N.C. 7 Feb. 1824." WILL OF ALEXANDER STEPHENS, SR.
In the name of God Amen. I Alexander Stephens of the County of Rowan, being through the abundant mercies of God though weak in body yet of a sound and prefect
understanding and memory, do constitute my last will and testament and desire it to be received of all men as such. I humbly bequeath my soul to God my maker
beseeching his most gracious exceptance of it through the all sufficient merits and of my most compassionate (illegible) in Jesus Christ (illegible). I give my body to the
earth from whence it was taken in full assurance that it will rise again at the resurrection of the great day. As for my burial, I desire it may be decent at the discretion of
my wife and executors hereafter named as my to my worldly state. I will and positively order that all my just debts be paid. I will and bequeath all my real and personal
property that I now possess to my dear and loving wife, Mary Stephens, to do and dispose of as she thinks proper to raise my children upon while she lives during her
widowhood, and then all my estate to be equally divided among all my children, and I do constitute my wife Mary Stephens my sole executor of this, my last will and
testament in witness whereof I do hereunto set my hand and seal this 24 of December 1819.
In the presence of Richard Briggs.
(Signed) Alexander Stephens Also from the same document - "Some New Jersey Families Found in Early Rowan County, N.C. - Bowlby, Palmer, Dailey, Todd, Stevens" by June B. Barekman,
Genealogist: "The following facts were copied from Davidson Centennial History, Call #FND2a. "Pursuant to the act of the General Assembly of North Carolina of
1822, the following Justices of the Peace were commissioned with power to organize Davidson County. They were our "Conscript Fathers". John Clemmons, Woodson
Daniel, Jonathan Charles, Alexander Stephens, etc.... These gentlemen constituted the first Court of Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions."
"After reading the act of the Legislature which created Davidson County, officers were elected by the County Court as follows: County Clerk David Mock, who won
out over Alexander Stephens, James Lowe,
Benjamin Ronnsaville and Burgess Bell contending candidates: to the office of high sheriff James
Wiseman was elected; county attorney, James R. Dodge; Public Resister, Ransom Harris; Entry taker, Joshua Wilson; Coroner, Samuel Farrington; County Surveyor,
Ezekial Brown; County Rangers, Andrew Swicegood, Alexander Stephens and Solomon David."."
49. Mary (PollY) Dailey (Daily)
1the Bowlby Family Organization Web Pages! , http://www.bowlbyfamily.org/ancestor/d15090.htm#P15090.
437. Mary DAILY (766) was born on 19 Nov 1778 in Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina.(1338) She died in Apr 1844 in Schuyler County, Illinois.
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(1338)(2514) She was also known as "Polly".(2515) Alexander STEPHENS Sr. (2516) was born in 1775 in Rowan Co., NC. (2517) He died on 7 Feb 1824 in Davidson County, North Carolina. (2518) His will of 24
December 1819 appoints his wife Mary as sole executrix and heir during her widowhood, then his properties were to be divided equally among his children.
Mary DAILY and Alexander STEPHENS Sr. had the following children: +1022 i. William STEPHENS.
+1023 ii. Hannah STEPHENS.
+1024 iii. Martha STEPHENS.
+1025 iv. Elizabeth STEPHENS.
+1026 v. John STEPHENS.
+1027 vi. Alexander STEPHENS Jr.. She was married to George KNAUGHT after 1832 in Schuyler County, Illinois. (2519)."2Family Tree Maker.com, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/o/h/Jean-E-Mohler/GENE9-0003.html#CHILD4.
"Descendants of William Dailey
4. MARY (POLLY)2 DAILEY (WILLIAM1) (Source: Jim Hughes.) was born November 19, 1778 in Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina (Source: jim Hughes), and
died April 1844 in Schuyler Co., IL (Source: Denise Trued). She married (1) ALEXANDER STEPHENS (Source: Raymond M. Kuehne.) November 01, 1800 in Davidson
Co., Rowan, NC (Source: Denise Trued). He was born 1775 in Rowan County, North Carolina (Source: June Barerkman from June B. Shideler.), and died February 07,
1824 in Davidson Co., North Carolina (Source: "Some New Jersey Families Found in Early Rowan County, N.C.".). She married (2) GEORGE NAUGHT OR GEORGE
KNOTT/KNAUGHT April 01, 1841 (Source: Denise Trued.). He died Unknown. Notes for MARY (POLLY) DAILEY:
From "Some New Jersey Families Found in Early Rowan County, N.C. - Bowlby, Palmer, Dailey, Todd, Stevens" by June B. Barekman, Genealogist: ...Alexander
Stephens died in 1824. "Mary in 1832 moved with part of her family to Schuyler County, Illinois, where she married second, George Knaught."
"State of North Carolina, March Sessions 1824, Page 28, FNCD 2n. From "Our Bowlby Kin Vol. 1" by June Barekman: "born 1780, Rowan County, NC. Married 1800 Alexander Stephens, a son of Richard Stephens and Martha Robards.
He was b. 1775 in Rowan Co., N.C. and died in Davidson Co., N.C. 7 Feb. 1824."."
1Collection of information collected by Nancy Sanders, https://sites.rootsweb.com/~ilbrown/One_Name/Briggs.html.
"John Briggs (that you speak of) was born John Lemuel Briggs, about 1787 in Rowan, NC, the son of James Briggs (b. and Anna (Collins) Briggs. John Briggs married Constance Peacock
(daughter of Samuel Peacock and Leah Jones Peacock), and migrated to Brown Co., Elkhorn Twp., Illinois, from N. Carolina. They had children: Samuel, Elizabeth, Sarah, John Duncan,
James, Darriel, Daniel, Constance, and Solomon. (Note: to confuse matters further, there was a John Lenard Briggs who married Matilda Briggs (a cousin). This John Lenard was probably
the son of Henry Briggs in Brown Co.)."