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Mother: Patience OWSLEY |
_William BLEDSOE _____+
| (1676 - 1769) m 1727
_Joseph BLEDSOE __________|
| (1732 - 1801) m 1759 |
| |_Elizabeth____________
| (1696 - 1770) m 1727
_William Miller BLEDSOE _|
| (1761 - 1811) m 1786 |
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| |_Elizabeth Betsey MILLER _|
| (1740 - 1799) m 1759 |
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|--Rebecca BLEDSOE
| (1789 - ....)
| _Thomas OWSLEY II_____+
| | (1696 - 1751)
| _Thomas OWSLEY III________|
| | (1731 - 1796) m 1746 |
| | |_Ann WEST? ___________+
| | (1707 - 1750)
|_Patience OWSLEY ________|
(1772 - 1833) m 1786 |
| _Thomas II MIDDLETON _+
| | (.... - 1767) m 1729
|_Mary MIDDLETON __________|
(1730 - 1808) m 1746 |
|_Ann BAYNE ___________+
(1712 - ....) m 1729
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Father: (RESEARCH QUERY) COLLINGSWORTH\COLLINSWORTH of VA & SC |
History of the Collinsworth family of TN compiled by Mrs.
Katherine W. Ewing of Nashville, states that Edmund, b 1760, was
the son of the widow of John Cockrill and her second husband,
whose name is given by several sources as David Collinsworth.
Mrs. Ewing says Edmund was younger by several yrs than his
half-brother John Cockrill, his mother's son, and William
Collinsworth possibly his father's son by an earlier marriage.
Records show William sold land to John Cockrill in 1782 in
Nashborough (Nashville, TN). William Collingsworth died by
1795, leaving a dau Olive, who married William Shute 7 Jan 1801.
William's est. was admin by James Collinsworth, possibly his
brother. Another presumed brother, John was killed by Indians
with his wife Feb 25, 1792 and their daughter taken prisoner.
Taken by the Indians at the same time and held for two years was
Elsey (Alice) Thompson, who later married Edmund Collinsworth.
Mrs. Ewing's theory is that William, James, and John were older
half-brothers of Edmund; they could have been brothers of
Edmund's father.
Mrs. Ewing reports that James Collinsworth, presumed brother of
William and John and half-brother of Edmund, is mentioned in
1784 in Nashville when he was a chain carrier for surveyor John
Buchanan. He m. Jennie Brown, (Jane?) July 26, 1794, bond by
Joseph Brown. In 1795 James sold land and admin est. of Wm
Collingsorth; in 1798 he was a LT, lst Reg. In 1800 he sold
his land in Davidson Co. TN.
A James in 1804 purchased 1600 acres in Wilkinson Co. MS with
George and Wm. Brown, perhaps his wife's brothers, on the
headwaters of Bayou Sara. The Natchez court records also show
he was a wit. in a court action in 1804. He is listed in the
1820 census of Wilkinson Co. inferring he had five sons and four
daus still at home.
other Children: Cynthia no further info.
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Mother: MARGARET de MAULEY |
_THOMAS de MULTON of Egremont_+
| (1225 - 1294)
_THOMAS de MULTON of Hyrland________|
| (.... - 1287) |
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_THOMAS de MULTON Baron of Gillesland_|
| (1275 - 1321) |
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| |_EMOINE (Edmunda) BOTILLER _________|
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|--MARGARET de MULTON Baroness of Multon
| (1300 - 1361)
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| _PIERS de MAULEY 1st Lord of Mauley_|
| | (.... - 1308) |
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|_MARGARET de MAULEY __________________|
(1270 - ....) |
| _GILBERT de GAUNT ____________
| | (.... - 1274)
|_NICOLE GANT _______________________|
(.... - 1284) |
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Mother: Keturah "Kitty" DEERE |
_Hugh QUIN __________
| (1723 - 1789)
_Peter QUIN Sr.______|
| (1750 - 1824) m 1776|
| |_Margaret FONDREN ___
| (1725 - ....)
_Daniel QUIN ___________|
| (1779 - 1859) m 1805 |
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| |_Judith ROBINSON ____|
| (1760 - 1840) m 1776|
| |_____________________
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|--Ross QUIN
| (1813 - 1819)
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| _James DEERE ________|
| | (1750 - ....) |
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|_Keturah "Kitty" DEERE _|
(1780 - 1851) m 1805 |
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|_Margaret GRAHAM ____|
(1750 - ....) |
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Alured de Waller (Valer) 1130-1183 Was the great grandson of the
Hero of Hastings. He is mentioned on the mural tablet erected by
Sir Jonathan Wathen Waller (b. 17609) at Speldhurst Church, m
near Tonbridge Wells, m in County Kent, Eng. He lived at Newark,
Nottinghamshire and married Adelina de Hockerton. (E -Mail from
Wallace Haynes [email protected])
Src: Genealogical Department Medieval Familis Unit Family
History Library Salt Lake City, UT 84150; Title: Burke's Landed
Gentry of Great Britian, Abbrev: Burke's Landed Gentry of Great
Britian Call Number: 929.72GB/B918.
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