I14873: Frances BAILEY (ABT 1820

Notes

Will Prince George Co MD page 619 aug 1763 sources World family tree vol 9 tree 3719 Carolina Summers (book).

Children:
2 Dent SUMMERS b: 1727 d: 1809 + Mary Ann TALBOT d: Nov 1802
2 John SUMMERS + Elizabeth UNKNOWN
2 George SUMMERS + Elizabeth UNKNOWN
2 William SUMMERS + Cassandra ELLIS + Mary WHEAT
2 Thomas SUMMERS + Rachel UNKNOWN
2 Benjamin SUMMERS + Grace LETTON
2 Mary SUMMERS + John WHEAT
2 Rebeckah SUMMERS + John KING
2 Rachel SUMMERS + Benjamin JOHNSON
2 Ruth SUMMERS + Edmond RIGGS
2 Jemima SUMMERS + Charles CATON
2 Joseph SUMMERS

Children:
3 James SUMMERS + UNKNOWN MARY
3 Mary SUMMERS + UNKNOWN WHEAT
3 Rebeckah SUMMERS + John KING
3 Ruth SUMMERS + Edmund RIGGS
3 Thomas SUMMERS b: 1712 d: 1787 + Rachel TALBOTT b: 1725 d: 1787
3 Rachel SUMMERS b: Abt. 1720 d: Aft. 1795 + Benjamin JOHNSON b: Abt. 1718 d: Bet. 1788 - 1795
3 John SUMMERS b: Bef. 1722
3 George SUMMERS b: Abt. 1722 + Elizabeth TALBOT
3 Jemima SUMMERS b: 1723 + Charles CATON b: 20 Aug 1733
3 William SUMMERS b: 22 Apr 1726 + Mary WHEAT
3 Dent SUMMERS b: Abt. 1727 + Mary ANN
3 Joseph SUMMERS b: Abt. 1730 + Eleanor CLARY
3 Benjamin SUMMERS b: 1 Jun 1737 d: 25 Dec 1783 + Grace LITTON b: 31 Dec 1742 d: 30 Apr 1783

LDS Children:
2 William Summers b: 22 APR 1726 d: 4 JUN 1794 + Mary Wheat b: 20 SEP 1727 d: 6 DEC 1797
2 Thomas Summers b: 1716 d: UNKNOWN
2 George Summers b: 1725 d: 1795
2 John Summers III b: ABT. 1728 d: 22 NOV 1786
2 Joseph Summers b: 1730 d: ABT. 1809
2 Mary Summers b: 1732 d: UNKNOWN
2 Rebecca Summers b: 1734 d: UNKNOWN
2 Dent Summers b: ABT. 1736 d: UNKNOWN
2 Rachel Summers b: 1736 d: UNKNOWN
2 Benjamin Summers b: 1737 d: UNKNOWN
2 Ruth Summers b: 1738 d: UNKNOWN
2 Jemima Summers b: 1740 d: UNKNOWN
2 Sarah Summers b: 23 SEP 1754 d: ABT. 1769

^[S2863]

[379206]
or b. 3 Nov 1695 All Hallows Par., Anne Arundel, Maryland

[379207]
or d. 22 Nov 1766

Notes

Family History of James Anderson Williams and Agnes E. Williams, ne‚ Agnes Elvira Hannah:
1.Henry Erasmus, their son, was born in Parish of St. Helena, La. Sept 10, 1836. He was baptized by the Rev. Enoch T. Alley. Died Feb. 5, 1883.
2. Boyd Clinton, their second son, was born (ibid) April 4, 1838. He was baptized by Rev. Thomas Clinton.
3. Wilson Gordon, their third son, was born (ibid) April 18, 1840. He was baptized by the Rev. David Wiggins.
4. Lilly Ann, their daughter, was born May 1, 1842. Baptized by the Rev. B. Pipkin.
5. Robert James, their son, was born in Parish of St Helena, La. Feb. 28, 1844. He was baptized by the Rev. Thomas Clinton.
6. Rufus Pipkin, their son, was born in the Parish of St. Helena, April 12, 1846. He was baptized by the Rev. Barnabas Pipkin.
7. Margaret Jane Louisa, their daughter, was born in the Parish of St.Helena, La. Nov. 16, 1847. Baptized by the Rev. David Wiggins.
8. Martha Elvira, their third daughter, was born in St. Helena Parish, La. Sept. 21, 1849. Martha and Margaret Jane were baptized Oct. 21, 1849 by Rev. David Wiggins.
9. Ann Letitia, their daughter, was born in St. Helena Parish, La. Aug. 23, 1851. She was baptized July 23, 1854 by Rev. Barnabas Pipkin.
10. Howard Rivers, their son, was born St. Helena Parish, La. Sept. 1, 1853. Baptized July 23, 1854 by Rev. Barnabas Pipkin.
11. Marshall Hanna, their son, was born in St. Helena Parish, La. May 19, 1855. Baptized by Rev. Barnabas Pipkin.
RELATED WILLIAMS - HANNA DATA Editor's Note: The following miscellaneous records were also submitted by Mrs. P. B. Price, and though repetitious in part, supplement the Bible records given herein.

A TRUE COPY written by R. P. Williams, Lake Charles, La. Aug. 2, 1910.
(This is our record, as far as I have it. L. W. McLaurin)

"Information which came through my Aunt, Mrs. Anna Letitia Clinton, ne‚ Hanna, who was the great granddaughter of the Jeanette Witherspoon in the annexed writing. This information given to me by my cousin, Judge Pipkin, who was also a nephew of Anna Letitia Clinton. He, Judge Pitkin says, has heard our Aunt, Mrs. Clinton, repeat this statement many times, that the Jeanette Witherspoon was a sister to Dr. Witherspoon, a Member of the Continental Congress, and Signer of the Declaration of Independence. Also one of the Authors of the Articles of Confederation. Dr. John Witherspoon was also the grandfather of Gen. John C. Breckenbridge, at one time, candidate for President of the U. S. and at a later date a Major General in the Confederate States Army."
Judge Pipkin is now living at Pass Christian, Miss. (1910).

Memorandum made by R. P. Williams of Lake Charles, La. Oct. 1906: "My full name is Rufus Pipkin Williams. I was born in St. Helena Parish, La. on April 12, 1846. My father's name was James Anderson Williams. He was born in Darlington District, S. C. on May 27, 1816. His father's name was Erasmus Williams. He was born in Sumpter District Dec. 25, 1794. He died in Rankin Co. Miss. on Jan. 2, 1858. His (Erasmus) father's name was Membrance Williams. The dates of his birth and death are not known. His wife's maiden name was Nancy Brown. When he married her, she was the widow of Matthew Brunson, deceased. Her (Nancy Brown) father's name was William Brown, (my great-great-grandfather). He lost an arm at the Battle of Eutau Springs. The date of his birth was 1735, but death not known.

My grandmother on my father's side was Lilly Mitchell Wilson. She was born in Darlington Dist. S. C. March 30, 1796. She was married to grandfather Erasmus Williams in Darlington Co. S. C. on Oct. 22, 1812. She died in Rankin Co. Miss. on Nov. 22, 1863. Her father's name was Roger Wilson. Dates of his birth & death are not known."

Uncle Jimmy's Family: My mother's name was Elvira Hanna, she was born in Amite Co. Miss. Sept. 26, 1819. She and my father, James Anderson Williams were married in the parish
of St. Helena, La. on Oct. 29, 1835. She died on Nov. 26, 1879. Her father's name was Henry Hanna. He was born Feb. 1773. His wife's name was Elizabeth Knox. She was born Oct. 22, 1780. Elizabeth was the daughter of Archibald Knox. His wife's maiden name was Ann McKee. She was born 1750.
Her father's name was Joseph McKee. Joseph's wife's maiden name was Jeanette
Witherspoon. She was born 1730. Joseph McKee was my great-great-grandfather.

Our Record - L. Williams McLaurin: A True Copy of the original which was written by James A. Williams. Dictated by his mother, Lilly Mitchell Wilson Williams, Greensburg, St. Helena, La. spring of the year 1861.

Henry and Elizabeth Hannah Family Record: "My grandfather, Roger Wilson, first married a Miss Frierson, by whom he had Thomas, Robert, Josiah, William, Samuel, Mary, Susannah and Sarah. His second wife was a Gordon, but a widow Bradley at the time he married her. By her he had John and Margaret.

His third wife was Anna Fitzpatrick (our Patrick kin) by whom he had Peter F., Harriet, Lilly, Mitchell and Elias - 14 in all.

Grandfather Roger Wilson had but one sister, Mary, and they had two half brothers and a half sister. Grandfather lost three wives, the first died on the 6th of Dec., the second on the 6th of Jan., the third on the 6th of Feb., the years of deaths are not known."

"Dear Uncle: This paper goes on and gives the names of the men and women who marry Roger Wilson's children. They lived in South Carolina and many of them moved to Tenn. about 1800 with the Dobys, the James, the Stevens, the Friersons, and many others and settled on Duck River. I would copy it all for you but was '(? if)' we care only for a direct line, we don't need all of it.

My grandfather, Membrance Williams had three brothers, William, James and Absolum. Absolum Williams, my granduncle, married Mary Brown and Membrance Williams married Nancy Brown (Mary's sister) who was at the time the widow of Matthew Brunson. They were the daughters of William Brown, who lost his arm in the Battle of Eutaw Springs.

Erasmus Williams, son of Membrance Williams, married Lilly Mitchell Wilson, daughter of Roger Wilson, by his inter-marriage with Anna Fitzpatrick and they had 13 children, to wit: Peter Alexander Boyd, James Anderson, Robert Wilson, Harriet Ann Louise, Mary Margaret, James Madison, Membrance, Lilly Adline, William Barnabas Pipkin, Martha, Elizabeth Aramintha, Julia Francis and Elmyra Jane."

"Dear Uncle: You know this paper is copied from one written by grandfather James A. Williams, your father. Here he speaks of his grandfather Membrance, his great-grandfather, William Brown, father of Nancy, his grandmother.

Erasmus is my great grandfather, Membrance my great-great grandfather and William Brown my great great great grandfather. My but I get hot with so many greats. The oldest dates I have begin with the births of Erasmus and Lilly."

"Loolabel [sic] Williams Darby of Baton Rouge, La., Cousin Jimmie's youngest daughter furnishes us following addition to our record, copied from a letter in response to one from her to Mr. J. S. Ames, of John Hopkins, who is known as the man of records on the Williams family. This letter was written April 6, 1921.

I, Loolahbel Williams Darby, have a book from A. S. Salley, Jr. S. C. Historical Commission, Columbia, S. C. who has charge of all the records and has made a study of all Revolutionary ____ in which we have the authentic record of the service of Membrance and Absolem, (our gr. gr. uncle) in the War of the Revolution.
Following is additional record:
Membrance Williams, was the son of David Williams of St. Mark's Parish, S. C. (that is near Sumpter in Clarinden Co.). Membrance died June 1776, leaving wife and four sons under age: James, Membrance, William and Absolom. Most of the Clarindon family came from Charleston. (Mrs. Price states that in the D.A.R. Patriot Index, the record shows Membrance, b. 1752, d. 1802).
The above furnished by our cousin Loolahbel Williams Darby, whose address is Mrs. J. W. Darby, 318 Edgewood Drive, Baton Rouge, La. Copied by your devoted sister, Loolah [sic] Wms. McLaurin, 118 Cherry St., Lafayette, La.

Copied from Aunt Loolah McLaurin's papers, Nov. 8, 1955 by her niece, Willie Zell Patrick Simms. Hazelhurst, Miss.
Mrs. Willie Zell Simms' line:
Her mother: Sarah Ann Williams
Grandfather: William Barnabas Pipkin Williams
Great Grandfather: Erasmus Williams, Darlington Dist. S. C.
Great, Great Grandfather: Membrance Williams, Darlington Dist. Died June 1776, b. 1752, St. Marks Parish

Membrance, my great grandmother's grandfather is our Revolutionary Ancestor. Rev. Barnabas Pipkin was the son of Stephen Pipkin and Amelia Thomson. The family moved to Darlington Co. S. C. circa 1800 from Wayne Co. N. C. They moved to Pulaski Co. Ga. ca. 1810, Conecuh Co. Ala. ca. 1818. Rev. B. Pipkin became a Methodist minister about 1818, and served in Miss. and La."

My Southern Family

Frances BAILEY

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I14873

Sources

Mary FRENCH

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I98231

Sources

Gabriel Penn HANNAH

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I27477

Sources

Henry LEE

ABT 1738 - 1846

ID Number: I31393

Notes

Sources

Elisabeth OSBOURNE

ABT 1735 - ____

ID Number: I62852

Notes

Sources

Angela PERRY

John SUMMERS II

3 Nov 1685 - 13 Jan 1769

ID Number: I75456

Notes

Sources

James Anderson WILLIAMS

27 May 1816 - ____

ID Number: I25107

Notes

Sources