I61530: AELFGAR III (Alfgar) Earl of Mercia (ABT 0990

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Earl of East Anglia in 1053, he was Earl of Mercia in 1057. By Aelfgifu he had 3 known sons: Eadwine, Morkere and Burchard (whose issue is unknown). Aelfgar III is an only child.

Child of Alfgar (?), Earl of Mercia and Elfleda (?):
Edith (?)+ d. a 1070

Children of Alfgar (?), Earl of Mercia:
Edwin (?), Earl of Mercia
Morcar (?), Earl of Northumbria

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Elizabeth FOOTE b: ABT 1754 in VA

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Eliza Willis, Wife of Lewis Willis, died before Mr. Madison leaving one Daughter, Frances Willis, an Infant. ^[S1274]

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Kingston Parish, Virginia Register, 1749-1827 Marriages T page 21
Thornton, Sterling and Ann Cary, Nov. 30, 1769. p. 227
Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly
Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly • volume XXX • volume XXX, number 1 01-FEB-1992)
Oct 28, 1791 - Petition of John Seawell and Francis Thornton show that Sterling Thornton, lately deceased, by his will and testament did give his only son, John, his whole estate. However, if his son John died under the age of 21 without a child living at his death, Sterling Thornton decreed, the entire estate be divided between the petitioners and a certain Matt Cole ine the following manner. One-eighth part to the said Matt Cole; Three-eighths among the children of John Seawell by name of John, Sterling and Francis Seawell; The other four-eighths between children of Francis Thornton by name of James, Elizabeth, Ann and Francis.

The petition further shows that John Thornton, son of Sterling, was deceased by Dec 1790, under the age, without a child, unmarried. Also one of the children of Francis Thornton, Elizabeth died Nov 1790, underage, without child, and unmarried. They ask that the lands in this estate be sold and the money divided appropriately.

Virginia Old Churches, Vol. 1 Old Churches, Ministers, and Families of Virginia.
Article XXVII. Vestry of Petsworth Parish.
John Buckner, Robt. Lee, Thomas Royston, Philip Lightfoot, William Thornton, Thomas Pate, William Pritchet, John Ascough, William Throckmorton, William Hansford, Thomas Ramsey, Thomas Miller, Richard Barnett, Ralph Greene, Robert Carter, Charles Roan, William Thornton, Jr., Robert Cobb, Edward Porteus, William Grymes, Thomas Buckner, James Dudley, John Evans, Colquit Wyatt, Robert Yeardley, Captain John Smith, Richard Stignor, William Barnard, William Brooking, Thomas Cook, Nicholas Smith, David Alexander, William Dodsley, William Upshaw, John Pate, Robert Porteus, John Pratt, John Coleman, Albion Throckmorton, Augustine Smith, Philip Smith, Richard Seaton, Henry Willis, Francis Wyatt, Thomas Green, Thos. Booth, Sr., Bayley Seaton, Thomas Stubbs, Francis Thornton, John Read, John Washington, William Miller, Thomas Green, Captain John Alexander, Seth Thornton, Samuel Buckner, Mr. John Throckmorton, Thomas Booth, John Royston, David Alexander, George Reade, Gwynne Read, Bayley Seaton, Warner Washington, John Stubbs, James Carter, James Hubard, Edward Wyatt, John Shirmon, William Thornton, Richard Jones, Peter Kemp, Francis Stubbs, Ludwell Grymes, John Wyatt, John Scott, Geo. Booth, John Buckner, Chas. Minn Thruston, John Roots, Alexander Dalgleish, James Hubard, Jr., Henry Whiting, Richard Taliafero, Lewis Booker, William Duval, John Fox, Captain John Hubard, Jonathan Watson, *Sterling Thornton, Peter Wyatt, Wm. Sears, Robert Yates, Charles Tompkins, M. Anderson, Benjamin Dabney, James Baytop, Lewis Booker, Jr., Christopher Garland, Meaux Thornton, Major John Hughes, William Booth, Francis Duval, Lewis Wood. [The remainder torn out.]
Old Churches, Ministers, and Families of Virginia.
Article XXVII. By giving a list of the old vestrymen we shall see who were the most prominent persons in Church matters. Mr. Carraway mentions them as the "Dudleys, Armisteads, Carys, Tabbs, Gwynns, Billops, Throckmortons, and Sir John Peyton,"--the latter being the patriot of the Revolution as well as the Churchman.

Old Churches, Ministers, and Families of Virginia.Article XXVII. Kingston Parish, Mathews County. This was originally one of the parishes in Gloucester. There are loose leaves of an old vestry-book, going back to the year 1677, the first of which leaves do not indicate how much older the book was. It was called the parish in North River precinct. It has a peculiarity distinguishing it from all other parishes. With the vestrymen, who were generally very few, there met a larger number of the inhabitants, who seem to have managed the affairs of the parish in conjunction.

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2 Elizabeth Winston + Hezekiah Mosby + Hezekiah Jones

My Southern Family

AELFGAR III (Alfgar) Earl of Mercia

ABT 0990 - 1059

ID Number: I61530

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Margaret Ann COLLINSWORTH

9 Mar 1816 - AFT 1834

ID Number: I26155

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Edith COLSON

1905 - 22 Sep 1996

ID Number: I18918

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Elizabeth CRANE

6 Mar 1737 - ____

ID Number: I90055

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Elizabeth FOOTE

ABT 1754 - ____

ID Number: I82818

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Eliza MADISON

ABT 1780 - BEF 1800

ID Number: I34839

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NEWMAN

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I42076

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Kenneth Seymour ROBBINS

ABT 1900 - ____

ID Number: I98680

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Sterling THORNTON

ABT 1730 - ABT 1791

ID Number: I59984

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Mary Irene VANORNUA

WATKINS

ABT 1750 - ____

ID Number: I51359

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Elizabeth WINSTON

8 Oct 1772 - ____

ID Number: I57614

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