I38962: WILLIAM BOURGCHIER Knt. (ABT 1340 - 1375)

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WILLIAM BOURGCHIER Knt.

ABT 1340 - 1375

ID Number: I38962

RESIDENCE: ENG
BIRTH: ABT 1340
DEATH: 1375
RESOURCES: See: ^[S1418]

Father: ROBERT BOURGCHIER

Family 1 : ALIANORE de LOVAINE of Little Easton

Notes

The Complete Peerage vol.V,pp.176-178.

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 _ROBERT BOURGCHIER __|
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|--WILLIAM BOURGCHIER Knt.
|  (1340 - 1375)
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Elizabeth CECIL

15 Mar 1719 - 1796

ID Number: I99545

RESIDENCE: Prince George Co. MD and Montgomery and Tazewell Co. VA
BIRTH: 15 Mar 1719, Queen Anne's Parish, Prince George's Co. Maryland
DEATH: 1796, Tazewell Co. Virginia
RESOURCES: See: notes ^[S318] ^[S328]

Family 1 : Thomas WHITTEN Sr.

MARRIAGE: 1742, Maryland

John WHITTEN

Notes

Name spelled as Cecil/Cissell/Sessell.
REF: IGI 1988 ver 2.16; Batch 8111904 13, source call #1260884, Film.

Archive Rec. of Katherine Higginbotham, Arcadia, CA. - 1960's.
Hi distant cousin! I just wanted to mention that it seems fairly well accepted at the moment that the Elizabeth Cecil who wed Thomas Whitten (as above) was not the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Sollars)Cecil, but the child of Phillilp and Elizabeth (Gittings) Cecil. Many genealogies show Elizabeth as John's child, but according to Phillip's estate papers, she was probably his. Penny

However, there is no record that I have seen that John and Elizabeth (Sollars)Cecil ever had a daughter. It is possible...but no record of one.

Father: John CECIL b: 24 DEC 1691 in Prince George, MD
Mother: Elizabeth SOLLERS b: ABT 1693 in Calvert, or, Prince George, MD

There IS a record from Phillip and Elizabeth (Gittings)Cecil. In Accounts, Liber 13, Folio 87 in the Hall of Records, Annapolis Maryland:
"1735: The account of Elizabeth Cicell of the estate of Philip Cicell...edited...
The heirs are Philip, John, William, Joshua, Eliza and Mary Cecill, children of ye deceased...." - 1 Jun 1997

From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: WHITTEN of MO, or WHITTEN of MO w/ VA origins
Date: Saturday, June 12, 1999 4:06 PM

As we have discussed many, many times on this newsgroup, Elizabeth Cecil Witten was most probably NOT the sister of Samuel Cecil. She was his first cousin, daughter of Phillip and Elizabeth (Gittings) Cecil. There is proof from the original documents of Phillip's will and estate settlement that Elizabeth was his daughter, born in 1720.

There is no evidence that John and Elizabeth (Sollars) Cecil, parents of Samuel, ever had a daughter. They may have "adopted" Elizabeth after her father's death in 1733. Penny

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[S318]

[S328]

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Anne Marie HODGES

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I30337

RESIDENCE: Darlington Dist. Co. SC
BIRTH: ABT 1820
RESOURCES: See: ^[S799] ^[S1185]

Father: George HODGES
Mother: Sarah CHERRY

Family 1 : William Henry CANNON

MARRIAGE: 30 Oct 1839, Brownsville, SC

Notes

1847 Will of George Hodges: "that they permit my daughters Eliza Ware, Mary Jane Draughon and Anna Maria Cannon to have the use, and enjoyment of the same as follows; my daughter Anne Marie Cannon to have list of slaves."

                                             _John HODGES __________________+
                                            | (1729 - 1779) m 1746          
                       _John HODGES Jr._____|
                      | (1747 - 1790) m 1769|
                      |                     |_Rebecca CHERRY _______________+
                      |                       (1728 - 1790) m 1746          
 _George HODGES ______|
| (1769 - 1851) m 1796|
|                     |                      _(RESEARCH QUERY) MAGEE _______
|                     |                     |                               
|                     |_Anna MAGEE _________|
|                       (1750 - ....) m 1769|
|                                           |_______________________________
|                                                                           
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|--Anne Marie HODGES 
|  (1820 - ....)
|                                            _(RESEARCH QUERY) CHERRY NC SC_
|                                           |                               
|                      _George CHERRY ______|
|                     | (1760 - ....)       |
|                     |                     |_______________________________
|                     |                                                     
|_Sarah CHERRY _______|
  (1780 - ....) m 1796|
                      |                      _(RESEARCH QUERY) MAGEE _______
                      |                     |                               
                      |_ MAGEE _____________|
                        (1760 - ....)       |
                                            |_______________________________

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Alice LECKIE

ABT 1771 - ____

ID Number: I86941

RESIDENCE: Culpeper Co. VA
BIRTH: ABT 1771
RESOURCES: See: ^[S3225]

Father: Andrew LECKIE "the Immigrant"

Family 1 : John TALIAFERRO

MARRIAGE: 12 Mar 1795, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Culpeper Co. Virginia

Robert Leckie TALIAFERRO

Notes

Virginia Marriages (1700-1799) Author: McDonald, Jr., Cecil D. Vol. 20, Page 18

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 _Andrew LECKIE "the Immigrant"_|
| (.... - 1787)                 |
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|--Alice LECKIE 
|  (1771 - ....)
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ROGER de MERLAY 2nd Lord of Morpeth

ABT 1180 - 1239

ID Number: I53112

RESIDENCE: Nothumberland, ENG
BIRTH: ABT 1180
DEATH: 1239
BURIAL: Newminister
RESOURCES: See: ^[S1922]

Father: ROGER "The First" de MERLAY
Mother: ALICE de STUTEVILLE

Family 1 :

Notes

"Roger de Merlay the 2nd confirmed the privileges to the Borough of Morpeth, a copy of his seal is illustrated. When he was a minor in 1188 Duncan, 6th Earl of Fife, gave Henry II 500 marks for having the wardship of him and license to marry his daughter Ada. In 1194 he paid 20 marks for being excused from going with the King to the wars in Normandy. His quoto of œ7 to the 2nd and 3rd scutage of Richard I was accounted for at the Exchequer in the first year of King John, in which year he paid a fine of 20 marks and two good palfreys for the privilege of having a market and fair in his Manor of Morpeth. He also gave to the monks of Newminster 20s a year out of the mill of Stanton, and for the good of the souls of his mother Alice and his son Ranulph gave to God and the Church of St. Peter at Brinkburne, and the canons serving God there, common pasture in his woods on the south side of Coquet. In 1224 he was acquitted of the services due from him to the Castle of Newcastle for his loyalty in taking up arms for the King against the Earl of Chester. He died 1239 and was buried at Newminster. He improved the Town of Morpeth and promoted the hospital of Catchburn. He had Ranulph and Roger."

^[S1922]

                                                                    _WILLIAM de MERLAY 1st Lord Baron of Morpeth_
                                                                   | (1050 - 1129)                               
                                _RANULPH de MERLAY Lord of Morpeth_|
                               | (1110 - 1160)                     |
                               |                                   |_MENIALDA____________________________________
                               |                                     (1050 - ....)                               
 _ROGER "The First" de MERLAY _|
| (1150 - 1188)                |
|                              |                                    _GOSPATRICK II de DUNBAR 2nd Earl of Dunbar__+
|                              |                                   | (1070 - 1138)                               
|                              |_JULIANA DUNBAR ___________________|
|                                (1135 - ....)                     |
|                                                                  |_SYBIL MOREL of Bearley______________________+
|                                                                    (1070 - ....)                               
|
|--ROGER de MERLAY 2nd Lord of Morpeth
|  (1180 - 1239)
|                                                                   _____________________________________________
|                                                                  |                                             
|                               _ROGER de STUTEVILLE ______________|
|                              | (.... - 1183)                     |
|                              |                                   |_____________________________________________
|                              |                                                                                 
|_ALICE de STUTEVILLE _________|
  (1180 - 1202)                |
                               |                                    _____________________________________________
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                               |___________________________________|
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