I75034: HENRY 3rd Earl of Atholl (____

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See Burke's Peerage under "Strabolgi", Marriage 1 Margaret.
Children:
2 Isabella Countess of Atholl d: UNKNOWN + Alan (Ostiarus Regis) de Lundin + Thomas (Earl of Atholl) Galloway d: 1231
2 Fernelith\Florissa Countess of Atholl + David (Earl of Atholl) Hastings d: AFT. 1244
2 Conan (1st of Glenerochie) of Atholl

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Possible brother of Edmond of Sevier Co. TN. Henry G. Hodges Author: Bertie Hodges Date: 10 Jul 2001 We are seeking information on Henry G. Hodges our ggg grandfather. Below is the information we currently have. We will appreciated any information on siblings, children, ancestors, and especially documentation on Henry G. and/or his siblings, children, and/or ancestors. If you need information about Henry G’s descends through Henry Clay and William Harrison Hodges, please contact me, Bill Hodges at [email protected] or to chat about genealogy.
Henry G. Hodges
b. 12 December 1790 in SC d. 12 September 1854 in Sevier County TN
Buried: Boyds Creek TN? Wife: Nancy Burns b. 27 March 1802 in Montgomery County MD
d. 21 June 1865 Sevier County TN, Buried: Boyds Creek TN
Children
Henry Clay Hodges
b. 24 December 1828 (Sevier Co. TN??) d. 20 March 1906, Not sure where he died
Buried: Wise Hill Cem., Christian Co., Near Clever MO

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: TN COUNTY: Sevier DIVISION: 12th Eastern Subdivision REEL NO: 432-895 PAGE NO: 435A
REFERENCE: Enumerated on the 3rd day of Oct, 1850 by Lemuel Duggan
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LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB
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1 682 682 HODGES H. G. 51 M FARMER S. C.
REMARKS: Written page # 869
2 682 682 HODGES NANCY 47 F MARYLAND
3 682 682 HODGES HENRY C. 22 M FARMER TENNESSEE X
4 682 682 HODGES SARAH E. 20 F TENNESSEE
5 682 682 HODGES CAROLINE F. 17 F TENNESSEE
6 682 682 HODGES NANCY M. 15 F TENNESSEE X
7 682 682 HODGES JOSEPH R. 13 M TENNESSEE X
8 682 682 HODGES PENELOPE 11 F TENNESSEE X
9 682 682 HODGES JANE 9 F TENNESSEE
10 682 682 HODGES E. FOSTER 7 M TENNESSEE
11 682 682 HODGES MANURVA 22 F

Msg from Bill Hodges 2/2002: EMail: "BJ"

--------------Court Abstracts -----------------
No. 78:Wm. P. Burns, L. W. Burns et al vs. Henry G. Hodges et al 30 Sept. 1851
(Nuncupative Will of Wilson Burns, dec'd., 20 April 1843)

No. 90: Henry G. Hodges vs. Levin V. Burns & Lewis Wayland, 3 Oct . 1854 (Wilson Burn's Estate; his heirs).

No. 86. E. Hodges vs. Wm. Widner 27 Sept. 1851 (debt).

No. 95: Sarah Hodges, guardian, vs. Sam1. Pickens & others, 17 Mar. 1858 (Wm. Hodges Will, made 1850; heirs of Edmond Hodges).

No. 112: Saml. Pickens, Wm. C. Pickens vs. Sarah M. Hodges, S.W. Randles & others, 20 Nov. 1857 (reference to E. Hodges Will, he, dec'd., 1841)

No. 177: B. C. Brabson, J . L. McNutt & Hiram Bogle, guardian, vs. Edmond
Hodges & others, 18 Jan. 1862.

From: "BJ" [email protected] To: [email protected]
Subject: Henry HODGES Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002
Hello Josephine, I am seeking information on my ggg grandfather Henry Hodges b. 12 Dec 1790 SC d. 1854 in Sevier County TN Married Nancy Burns b. 27 Mar 1802 MD. d. 21 Jun 1865 NOTE: (Using the 1850 US Census from Sevier County TN, Henry’s date of birth calculates out to 1799 ). I am stopped at Henry Hodges and his wife Nancy Burns (Maybe spelled Burn(s)(ens)). Any assistance you can provide with information on Henry HODGES ancestors will be appreciated.

Henry may be listed as Henry, Henry G., H.G., Hodge, Hoges, at least these are the most common methods we have observed. We are happy to share information on our HODGES line. E-mail to [email protected] Thank You, Bill Hodges

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Dau of William Livingston.

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"A Matriarchal Photograph of her is included in this sketch. Susannah Miller used often to tell her children and grandchildren how she played with the little Indian children before the massacre. One day she was holding a stick for an Indian boy to cut off with his tomahawk, and he cut her fingers. Just then some hostile Delaware Indians came upon them. Her parents hastily wrapping up her hand hid her between the feather and straw beds, and at their first opportunity escaped for their lives. Several families together hid in the mountains and many hardships they suffered. They had hard work to get sufficient food, and were very glad to capture a pig one day. Little Susannah, then about five years old, was kept busy nursing the babies of the company. While eagerly watching the roasting of the pig by a woman whose baby she was caring for, she threw her a bone and said, "there eat that chiild if you are starving." When the cloth was taken from Susannah's hand, where the Indian boy cut it, three of her fingers were grown fast together; but while she carried this reminder of the periods of her childhood till her death, she cared for her large family and did spinning and weaving of flax and wool. A beautiful piece of line, spun and woven by her is a cherished relic in the possession of one of her great-granddaughters. She was a strong woman, and one day hoeing in the field with a man "bushed him".

After Samuel's death, she made her home with her son Stephen Miller. She had gone to visit her son Rufus at Old Forge, and after returning from one of the neighbors where she had been to tea, she complained of a severe pain in her head, which resulted in apoplexy, from which she died a few hours afterwards." ^[S1358]

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Thomas Standard b cir 1743 is thought to be the immigrant ancestor and father of John Standard. Thomas settled in Spotsylvania County, VA about 40 miles northwest of the site selected by George Standard in King and Queen Co. VA.

Thomas moved south to just across the Virginia border into NC near Daniel and paid taxes in 1771 in Old Bute County, NC.

Hypothesis of Children: John b c 1770 VA d 1830 in KY and Thomas b c1772 and died in Illinois. All other Johns are accounted for: William's son, John died in Darlington, SC in 1814; and Daniel's son John, died in Monroe Co. GA in 1836.

My Southern Family

HENRY 3rd Earl of Atholl

____ - 1210

ID Number: I75034

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William CALVERT

ABT 1670 - ____

ID Number: I19818

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Robert CATLETT Jr.

ABT 1751 - 11 Sep 1810

ID Number: I71713

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Joseph DUNNAM

26 Mar 1780 - ____

ID Number: I62430

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Henry G. HODGES

12 Dec 1790 - 12 Sep 1854

ID Number: I27055

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ISABELLA LIVINGSTON

ABT 1425 - ____

ID Number: I52259

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Dan MCGREW

Susannah PHILLIPS

7 Aug 1773 - 10 Aug 1849

ID Number: I36338

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Thomas STANDARD Sr."the Immigrant"

ABT 1743 - ____

ID Number: I23734

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Wood YOUNG

ABT 1860 - ____

ID Number: I14451

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