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Mother: WADE |
_Ralph GRAVES II_________+ | (1653 - 1694) m 1676 _Henry White GRAVES _| | (1692 - 1745) m 1724| | |_Unity WHITE ____________+ | (1660 - 1695) m 1676 _David GRAVES _______| | (1730 - ....) | | | _John WILLIAMS __________+ | | | (1679 - 1741) m 1704 | |_Mary WILLIAMS ______| | (1706 - 1745) m 1724| | |_Mary (Kelynge) KEELING _+ | (1684 - 1730) m 1704 | |--Mary GRAVES | | _________________________ | | | _____________________| | | | | | |_________________________ | | |_ WADE ______________| (1750 - ....) | | _________________________ | | |_____________________| | |_________________________
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Mother: Rachel KIRBY |
_______________________ | _____________________| | | | |_______________________ | _ MCNUTT ____________| | (1870 - ....) | | | _______________________ | | | | |_____________________| | | | |_______________________ | | |--Mary Louise MCNUTT | (1800 - ....) | _C. (Canradie?) KIRBY _ | | (1824 - ....) | _James W. KIRBY _____| | | (1839 - ....) | | | |_______________________ | | |_Rachel KIRBY _______| (1870 - 1947) | | _______________________ | | |_Mary A._____________| (1840 - ....) | |_______________________
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Mother: ELIZABETH PAULET |
_JOHN ST. JOHN ______+ | (1319 - ....) _OLIVER ST. JOHN ____| | (1346 - ....) | | |_ISABEL PAVELEY _____ | (1320 - ....) _JOHN ST. JOHN ______| | (1383 - ....) | | | _____________________ | | | | |_____________________| | | | |_____________________ | | |--ISABEL ST. JOHN | (1400 - ....) | _____________________ | | | _WILLIAM PAULET _____| | | (1350 - ....) | | | |_____________________ | | |_ELIZABETH PAULET ___| (1380 - ....) | | _____________________ | | |_____________________| | |_____________________
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Mother: Elizabeth EGGLESTON |
George Wythe (pronounced "with") was among colonial America's
finest lawyers, legal scholars, and teachers. Among the young
men he trained in the law were Thomas Jefferson, St. George
Tucker, and John Marshall. In 1779 he joined the College of
William and Mary faculty to become the first law professor in
the United States. Wythe taught classes in the vacant Capitol
after Virginia's government moved to Richmond in 1780.
Perhaps the most handsome colonial house in Williamsburg, the
two-story brick residence was erected in the mid-1750s by
Wythe's father-in-law, the surveyor, builder, and planter
Richard Taliaferro (pronounced Tolliver). Taliaferro built the
addition to the Governor's Palace about the same time.
A five-bay brick structure with a hip roof, built on a ratio of
1:2 between the height and breadth of the facade, the George
Wythe House is 54'6" by 27'3" feet. The bricks are laid in
Flemish bond above the water table and English bond below with a
three-brick course. The second-floor windows are shorter and
narrower than those on the first floor, and all but one are
centered on the windows below. There are four rooms upstairs and
four down, with a fireplace in each. Behind the home are a
smokehouse, kitchen, laundry, poultry house, lumber house, well,
dovecote and stable, and fine symmetrical gardens.
Demonstrations of 18th-century cooking techniques are given in
the kitchen.
Taliaferro's daughter Elizabeth and her husband, George Wythe,
lived there for over thirty years. In 1779 Taliaferro's will
left life rights in the house to the Wythes. Elizabeth died in
1787 and George moved to Richmond in 1791. The Reverend Dr. W.
A. R. Goodwin of adjoining Bruton Parish Church established his
offices on the second floor after acquiring the house for a
parish house in 1926. These offices served for a time as
headquarters for the Historic Area's restoration. Colonial
Williamsburg obtained the property in 1938. It has been
furnished to look as it might have during George and Elizabeth
Wythe's residency."
_Robert TALIAFERRO I "the Immigrant"_+ | (1626 - 1671) m 1654 _Francis TALIAFERRO "of The Mount"_| | (1655 - 1710) m 1691 | | |_Katherine DEBNAM ___________________+ | (1628 - 1680) m 1654 _Richard TALIAFERRO __| | (1705 - 1779) m 1725 | | | _John CATLETT II "the Immigrant"_____+ | | | (1624 - 1670) m 1663 | |_Elizabeth CATLETT ________________| | (1665 - ....) m 1691 | | |_Elizabeth UNDERWOOD ________________+ | (1632 - 1673) m 1663 | |--Elizabeth Eggleston TALIAFERRO | (1730 - 1787) | _____________________________________ | | | _Richard EGGLESTON ________________| | | (1680 - ....) | | | |_____________________________________ | | |_Elizabeth EGGLESTON _| (1710 - ....) m 1725 | | _____________________________________ | | |___________________________________| | |_____________________________________
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Mother: Sarah JACKSON |
_John WHITTINGTON __________+ | (1724 - ....) m 1747 _Cornelius WHITTINGTON _| | (1749 - 1835) m 1774 | | |_Sarah WOODROFFE ___________+ | (1725 - ....) m 1747 _James WHITTINGTON __| | (1775 - 1838) m 1796| | | _Burrell GILLIAM ___________+ | | | (1720 - ....) | |_Rebecca GILLIAM _______| | (1754 - 1831) m 1774 | | |_Ann JOHNSON _______________ | (1728 - ....) | |--Arthur R. WHITTINGTON | (1817 - 1906) | _Isaac JACKSON Sr.__________+ | | (1716 - ....) | _Isaac JACKSON Jr.______| | | (1755 - 1821) m 1779 | | | |_Elizabeth CLAIBORNE _______ | | (1733 - ....) |_Sarah JACKSON ______| (1780 - 1855) m 1796| | _Richard Arthur RICHARDSON _+ | | (1730 - 1781) m 1754 |_Ann RICHARDSON ________| (1760 - 1802) m 1779 | |_Hannah Ball MITCHELL ______ (1732 - 1790) m 1754
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