I9882: Charles C. ALVIS C.S.A. (Mar 1838

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!Enlisted 24 Sept 1863 at Rogersville under Capt Wm F Sturm, age 25 years old, B Co 61st Tenn Mounted Infantry for a period of 3 years or the war. Absent and sick at home on all papers.
Tennessee Marriages, 1851-1900
ALVIS, CHARLES C. Spouse: LIPE, ELIZA Marriage Date: 23 Jul 1865

County: Hawkins State: TN

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Rotrud Born: CIR 755 Died: AFT 839 Married CIR 800 to Count Rorico. Child 1: Louis of St. Denis, Abbott of St. Denis 800-867
Rohtrud was a daughter of Charlemagne, briefly married to a Byzantine Emperor, who for the rest of her life lived at court.

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VI. Florence, b. 2d June, 1849; m. John W. BECKLEY of Louisville, Ky.

v. Florence Colston was born 1849. Florence died 1927 at 78 years of age. She married J. W. Beckley. ^[S765] ^[S2103]

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Joan PASSENDEN (Wife) b. About 1361 in Of Kent, England Marriage: ABT 1380 in Of Kent, England
Children:
Vincent HERBERT OR FINCH b. About 1381 in Of Netherfield, Sussex, England
Henry HERBERT OR FINCH b. About 1383 in Of Netherfield, Sussex, Eng. m.
Elizabeth DODINGSELS (Wife)
John HERBERT OR FINCH b. About 1395 in Of Netherfield, Sussex, Eng.

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"(Col.) William Roane, b.1713 who m. Sarah Upshaw, Will 11 Aug 1760, Essex Co. VA, dau of (Capt) William Upshaw, Gent, m. (2) Hannah Forrest?

CONFLICT: birth place and parents: Father: Charles ROANE; Mother: Frances BARTELOTT

William Roane (above) had a brother, Andrew b 17 Jul 1710-13, Grenshaw, Ireland; d.1768, Lancaster Co.PA, who m.(1) 1746 Margaret Bowman d. 1746 (whom I have not placed as yet); m. (2) Mary Margaret Walker."

Children:
2 Thomas ROANE b: 1728 d: 8 Apr 1799 + Mary Ann HIPKINS
2 Sarah ROANE b: 1730 + John BROCKENBROUGH
2 Mary ROANE b: 1735 + Andrew Archibald RITCHIE d: 1784
2 John ROANE b: 12 Jul 1736 d: 31 Oct 1805 + Spouse LATANE + Mary Susanna JONES + Martha Elizabeth TAYLOR d: 11 Mar 1800
2 William ROANE b: Bef 1740 d: Bef 19 Dec 1795 + Judith Elizabeth BALL d: Bef 1782
+ Ann COOKE
2 Lucy ROANE b: 1741 + Richard BARNES + Thomas Moore Fauntleroy BROCKENBROUGH

"1726 - Purchased "Bloomburg" . Family cemetary there. Source: Grace Jared.
In 1741 William moved to Essex Co. with James, his brother.

Source information for much of the following information on the King William Co. line of Roanes from "Roane of King William County" (Richmond, 1950), compiled by Elizabeth Hawes Ryland, and in a typewritten original filed in the archives of the Virginia Historical Association. Email from Mike Chapman, Oct. 6, 2002."

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(John3 David2, Samuel1) "Her future husband, John Verner, at the age of 15, was on the same ship. Apparently, the Pettigrew family was looking after young John Verner who was to join his father at Chambersburg PA. Their plans were to settle in Lancaster County PA.
Mary moved with her husband and growing family along with the Pettigrew family into Virginia after Braddock's Defeat at Fort Dusquene (now Pittsburgh) in PA, 1755. Braddock's defeat precipitated many migrations of English-speaking rural Pennsylvanian settlers southward because of the threat if Indian attacks along the frontier. The opportunity to build larger plantations using slave labor also contributed to the southern migration. It is not known where they settled in VA, except that one of their children seems to have been born at Lunenberg County in the Shenendoah Valley.

Mary's father, James Pettigrew sold his lands in PA and rented a farm in Lunenburg County VA for a while. They did not stay in VA very long but migrated further south into the Carolinas, where they settled in the Abbeville District of SC in about 1758. Mary married John Verner in about 1758. John Verner migrated with the Pettigrew family into SC."

"Children:
Mary and John had 11 children:

Mary Verner m. Caldwell Ewing; in 1786, and moved to Indiana Territory, and had many children.
David Verner (1760-1852), who served in the Amer. Rev. m. Esther Turpin, and had 4 children: Mary Verner (1782-1860), A child who died as an infant., David Verner, Jr. (1788-1857), Caleb Verner (1802-1864).
James Verner; b. 1762, Capt. in Rev. Army, died c1780 in British prison in Charleston SC of smallpox.
John Verner, Jr. (1763-1853)
Samuel Verner (1764-1783), migrated to TN.
George Verner (1765-1853) m. Mary Dobson
Sarah Verner; b. 1768. m. James Montgomery; in about 1790, and had 7 children.
Nancy Verner; b. 1770
Diannah Verner; b. 1772 m. William Henry Wakefield (1765-1817) Diannah and William settled in Illinois and had 9 children.
Charles Verner; b. c1775.
Jane "Jenny" Verner; b. 1776. m. Mr. Lorne; after 1798.

References;
The Will of John Verner, [Sr.], as copied by John Verner Stribling in 1921.
Descendants of John Verner, Sr., by Cynthia Verner Eckert.
Leaves from the Family Tree by Penelope Allen, State Chairman of Genealogical Records, Tennessee Society DAR.
The Verner Genealogy by Clara Verner Wallace.
The on-line Verner Family Genealogy, by Don Verner of Texas." http://donverner.freeyellow.com/myvernergenealogy.html

The Will of John Verner, Sr.
Transcribed for this web page by Phillips Verner Bradford from a copy made by John Verner Stribling on June 1, 1921 from the Will on File, Roll No. 735 in Anderson SC, recorded in the Record of Pendleton County Book C. P. 154, Jan. 24, 1799.
In the name of God Amen
I, John Verner being weak of body, and considering the mortality of life, do devise this my last will and testament, but being of perfect mind and memory, do devise, that I ordain my affairs in the manner and form following, Viz, First, I recommend my soul into the hand of God, who gave it in hope that He will receive it, and my Body I commend to the dust to be Buried in a decent Christian manner, that at the Resarrection of the Just it may be Reunited to my soul that I may obtain Eternal Happiness.

As touching such worldly Estate as it has pleased God to intrust me with, I do hereby devise and dispose of in manner and form following Viz--
Item 1st: I devise and ordain that my son George Verner receive one hundred and fifty acres of the tract of land on which I now live, to be measured off the lower end next to the river including my Mill, and also the Fishery adjoining said land on that part thereof that is my own. I do devise to be his the said George Verner but not until after the decease of my beloved Wife Mary Verner.
Secondly: I devise and desire that the other part of my land remain in the possession of my Wife Mary Verner until her death and then after the decease of to be the property of my son Charles Verner.
Thirdly: I do devise and ordain that my Beloved Wife Mary Verner keep in her possession my Negro man Jo, during her life and at her death, the aforesaid Negro Jo is to be the property of my son Charles Verner.
Fourthly: I devise and ordain that my son Samuel Verner does receive one hundred and fifty dollars.
Fifthly: I desire and ordain that my sons David and John Verner receive that tract or parcel of land lying on Rocky River containing two hundred acres, known by the name of Nochmaroon tract.
Sixthly: I desire and ordain, that my Wife Mary Verner, have at her own disposal all my household furniture and after the decease of my Wife Mary Verner, all my stock of stores, cows, sheep, and hogs must be equally divided between my daughters, Jenny, and Nancy Verner.
Seventhly: I devise that my daughter Diannah Wakefield receive twenty dollars.
Eightly: I do devise that my daughters Sarah Montgomery and Mary Ewing shall receive if demanded each the sum of one dollar.
Lastly: I ordain my beloved Wife Mary Verner and my son David Verner to be my Executors, to this my last will and testament renouncing every former will, do establish this to be in full force and virtue, and do hereby this tenth day of February set my hand and affix my seal in the Year of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ one thousand seven hundred and ninety eight.

(signed) John Verner Sr. (L.S.)
Attest: Thomas Morrow, William Stephenson.

Examined Pr. Geo. W. Earle, Dept. C. C.

My Southern Family

Charles C. ALVIS C.S.A.

Mar 1838 - ____

ID Number: I9882

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Elizabeth Ann BEAUCHAMP

1642 - 1666

ID Number: I66106

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Robert Guerrant BRANCH

1813 - ____

ID Number: I30727

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Princess ROHTRUD CAROLING of The Holy Roman Empire

Aug 0774 - 6 Jun 0810

ID Number: I14806

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Polly CARR

1787 - 1863

ID Number: I18127

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Florence COLSTON

2 Jun 1849 - 1927

ID Number: I99935

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Juanice DAGLEY

ABT 1900 - ____

ID Number: I7512

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Edward DAVIES

ABT 1680 - ____

ID Number: I84397

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VINCENT HERBERT or FINCH

1359 - ____

ID Number: I103667

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Diana Sue GRIFFIN

Margaret (Margery) HEREFORD

1635 - 1718

ID Number: I55872

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Col. William ROANE

1713 - 1760

ID Number: I59193

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Karen Ann THOMPSON

Henry THORNTON

ABT 1885 - ____

ID Number: I68476

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John VERNER "the Immigrant"

ABT 1725 - 1799

ID Number: I70022

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