I14751: Ashley Artz CASHMAN

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Aka: Gilbert De Gand (GAUNT)
Married Alice, daughter of Count Hugh de Montfort-sur-Risle.
Baldwin of Alost and his younger brother, Gilbert de Ghent, companion of the Conqueror, were sons of Ralph of Alost and cadets of Guines. Gilbert de Ghent, Earl of Lincoln, was father of Walter de Lindsay, ancestor of the Scottish family of Lindsay. These Flemish ancestors of Alost were descendants of Charlemagne.

Gilbert de Ghent, died Abt 1095 in bur. Bardley. He was the son of Ralph of Ghent and Gisele of Luxembourg. He married Alice de Montfort.
Alice de Montfort. She was the daughter of Montfort -sur-Risle, Hugh de.

Notes: Probably arrived in England 1066; was commander in York, 1068 and was taken prisoner there by the Danes in 1069. He was a tenant-in-cheif and one of the biggest landholders in co. Lincoln in 1086, Folkingham being the head of his barony.

Child of Gilbert Ghent and Alice Montfort is:
i. Walter de Gant, died 1139; married Maud of Brittany Bef 1120.

Gilbert de Ghent was the son of Matilda Baudouin who was married to William I, he was the King of England in 1066. The line of Gilbert was from the ancient Royal line of Crispin. He is a relitive of my Baudouin/Bowdoin family line. [email protected]

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(1) On 18 May 1658 John Simpson sold 600 acres of land in Lancaster Co., VA to Moore Price and Thomas Maddison (Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Fleet, Vol. I, page 124).

(2) On 1 August 1658 Vincent Stanford & Mary, his wife sold 400 acres and cattle in Lancaster Co., VA. A witness to the deed was Thomas Maddison (Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Fleet, Vol. I, page 125).

(3) On 30 March 1659 Thomas Maddeson and Moore Price acknowledge a bill of sale of a house in Lancaster Co., VA unto John Simpson, recorded 1 April 1659 in Lancaster Co., VA (Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Fleet, Vol. I, page 129).

(4) One 20 November 1659 Moore Price to “my loving friend” Thomas Maddeson acknowledged land that he and Thomas Maddeson formerly bought of John Simpson. The witness was Raleigh Travers. Recorded in Lancaster Co., VA on 30 November 1659 (Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Fleet, Vol. I, page 133).

(5) On 30 April 1662 Thomas Pattison of the County of Rappahannock deeded land to Henry Nicholas of Lancaster Co., VA. A witness to the deed was Thomas Maddeson. Recorded on 10 September 1662 (Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Fleet, Vol. I, page 140).

(6) On 14 July 1663 Thomas Maddeson and Thomas Elvert received a land patent of 606 acres (county unstated) on the North side of the Rappahannock County (River?), adjacent to Richard Merryman (Patent Book 5, page 93).
(a) On 17 November 1670 Thomas Elvar received a land patent of 303 acres in Rappahannock Co., VA, adjacent to David Birke, part of 606 acres granted to Elvar and Thomas Maddison on 8 July 1663 with is now divided (Patent Book 6, page 342).

(b) On 17 November 1670 David Birke received a land patent of 303 acres in Rappahannock Co., VA, land formerly granted to Thomas Elvar and Thomas Maddison, Maddison having sold to Birke on 24 July 1664 (Patent Book 6, page 345).

(7) On 5 April 1670 Mr. Thomas Maddyson (Maddison) received a land patent of 1198 acres in Rappahannock Co., VA on the main branch of Moratico (sold to Maddison by John Carpenter, Milhill Miller and Charles Carpenter on 4 April 1670 (Patent
Book 6, page 339)

(8) On 17 November 1670 Thomas Maddison received three land patents in Rappahannock Co., VA, 200 acres, 100 acres and 250 acres (Patent Book 6, page 340).

(9) On 22 July 1672 John Byforest of the Parish of Farnham, County of Rappahannock, planter, deeded to Daniel O’Neale, ½ dividend of land in Richmond Co., VA, which I bought from Madison, adjacent to land of William Mathews and Thomas
Maddeson (Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Fleet, Vol. I, page 248).

(10) On 29 October 1674 Thomas Maddison of Rappahannock Co., VA wrote his Will, proved in Rappahannock Co., VA on 4 November 1674, in which he names his wife, Catherine (money which I have in England with my brother Leonard Maddison).
Executors were friends Richard White and Thomas Bryant. Witnesses were Peter Calvin and John Biforest. [Virginia County Records, Crozier, Vol. __, part __, page 10]

(11) On 23 April 1694 Thomas Dusin and Susanna, his wife, of Richmond Co., VA to William Norris of Northumberland Co., VA, blacksmith, deeded 100 acres in Richmond Co., VA on Totusky Creek, adjacent to William Matthews, line of John
Dabley (formerly belonging to Thomas Madison, line of William Richardson (Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Fleet, Vol. I, page 248).

(12) On 29 October 1696 Thomas Maddison was listed as a headright of Sir. William Skipwith, Baronet, who received a land patent of 710 acres in King & Queen Co., VA, adjacent to Dragon Swamp and John Richards (Patent Book 9, page 38).

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William b. 1695 d. ? same place m. Sarah March 25, 1708 ^[S1132]

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3 Joseph Taylor d: Abt 1806 + Elizabeth Fishback + Peggy Gaskins.

1) Joseph Taylor, married sp.1) Elizabeth Fishback sp. 2) Peggy Gascoyne. Two children by Elizabeth Fishback:: Brunella/Brunette Taylor md. William Lunsford 25 Feb 1803; and Elizabeth Taylor md. James Bayse 20 Sept 1792.

In 1798 Joseph Taylor and Peggy Taylor sold 14 acres to John Young Taylor. ^[S2513]

My Southern Family

Ashley Artz CASHMAN

Cadet GILBERT de GHENT (GANT) of Guines

ABT 1050 - ABT 1095

ID Number: I52559

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Thomas MADISON

ABT 1630 - AFT 19 Oct 1674

ID Number: I27355

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Sarah MARCH

ABT 1690 - ____

ID Number: I75334

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Capt. Adoniram Robert Judson MCTYRE M.D.

19 Apr 1836 - 15 Jan 1913

ID Number: I31271

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Burrell L. MORGAN

1882 - ____

ID Number: I36638

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Monte L. SHAUL

Joseph TAYLOR

ABT 1742 - ABT 1806

ID Number: I62730

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