I66061: James Murphy BUCKNER (6 Jun 1824

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Permelia (Emelia) Hawkins (Wife)
Children:
Annie Marie Buckner
Henrietta (Rhetta) Buckner b. 1851 in Hart Co., Kentucky
Kate Buckner
Hartzell Elliot Buckner
Andrew Jackson "Jack" Buckner b. 1861
Laura Lutitia Buckner b. 1857

Melvina Frances Bumgardner (Wife) Marriage: ABT 1863

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Catalogue of the papers of Edmund Gibson (1669-1748), Bishop of London, and his descendants, 1388-1797 University of Oxford, Bodleian Library
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/dept/scwmss/wmss/online/1500-1900/gibs on/gibson.html

"GIBSON, EDMUND (1669—1748), English divine and jurist, was born at Bampton in Westmorland in 1669. In 1686 he was entered a scholar at Queen’s College, Oxford, where in 1691 he published a valuable edition of the Saxon Chronicle witF a Latin translation, indices and notes. This was followed ir 1693 by an annotated edition of the De institutione oratoria o~ Quintilian, and in 1695 by a translation in two volumes folic of Camden’s Britannia, “with additions and improvements,” in the preparation of which he had been largely assisted by William Lloyd, John Smith and other English antiquaries.

Shortly after Thomas Tenison’s elevation to the see of Canterbury in 1694 Gibson was appointed chaplain and librarian to the archbishop, and in 1703 and 1710 respectively he became rector of Lambeth and archdeacon of Surrey.

In the discussions which arose during the reigns of William and Anne relative to the rights and privileges of the Convocation, Gibson took a very active part, and in a series of pamphlets warmly argued for the right of the archbishop to continue or prorogue even the lower house of that assembly. The controversy suggested to him the idea of those researches which resulted in the famous Codex juris ecclesiastici Anglicani, published in two volumes folio in 1713,—a work which discusses more learnedly and comprehensively than any other the legal rights and duties of the English clergy, and the constitution, canons and articles of the English Church. In 17 f6 Gibson was presented to the see of Lincoln, whence he was in

1720 translated to that of London, where for twenty-five years he exercised an immense influence, being regularly consulted by Sir Robert Walpole on all ecclesiastical affairs. While a conservative in church politics, and declaredly opposed to methodism, he was no persecutor, and indeed broke with Walpole on the Quakers’ Relief Bill of 1736. He exercised a vigilant oversight over the morals of his diocese; and his fearless denunciation of the licentious masquerades which were popular at court finally lost him the royal favour. Among the literary efforts of his later years the principal were a series of Pastoral Letters in defence of the “gospel revelation,” against “lukewarmness and “enthusiasm,” and on various topics of the day; also the Preservative against Popery, in 3 vols. folio (1738), a compilation of numerous controversial writings of eminent Anglican divines, dating chiefly from the period of James II. Gibson died on the 6th of September 1748.

A second edition of the Codex juris, “revised and improved, with large additions by the author,” was published at Oxford in 1761. Besides the works already mentioned, Gibson published a number of Sermons, and other works of a religious and devotional kind. The Vita Thomae Bodleii with the Historia Bibliothecae Bodleianae in the Catalogi librorum manuscriptorum (Oxford, I697), and the Reliquiae Spelmannianae (Oxford, 1698), are also from his pen." http://70.1911encyclopedia.org/G/GI/GIBSON_EDMUND.htm.

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Letter from N.L. Stewart to Leona Hinkle - dated Oct. 24, 1895 from Cottonwood, Texas "Dear Niece, ...John is married and I haven't got but two single boys now. John's wife name was Annie Taylor... Do you ever hear from sister Lizzie or what has become of her."
Mary Helen Terry or Jean Freeman have a group of old letters that Leona Hinkle and Eugene Thomas wrote to each other. They also have a very funny letter from a Stewart in Cottonwood, TX (a son of N.L. ?) to Leona wanting to find a girl from SC (he didn't like Texas girls because they couldn't "sew or button").

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Ref # 5. Ercildon is in Roxburghshire.

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Liested on 1850 Chesterfield Co. VA Census.
3 Children: Marion Monroe m. Lucinda Dusenbark, Louis and Richard Martin MD m. Medora Posey.

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m. EDWIN CARTER TURPIN, April 27, 1916.

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ii. Henry Royall was born 1685 in Henrico Co., Virginia, and died 1747 in Henrico Co., Virginia.

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"George Tarry Taylor was a first cousin to James A. Taylor, who married George's daughter Frances..
Source: The Early History of Mason by John Walker Marshall, 1985, reprinted 1994
Marriage surety: William Taylor (George's uncle)
Marriage source: Marriage Records, 1811-1853, Mecklenburg County, Virginia by Prestwould Chapter DAR, 1962, reprint 1983."

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Father: Edward Thwaites Edmund Thwaytes

My Southern Family

James Murphy BUCKNER

6 Jun 1824 - 29 Jan 1893

ID Number: I66061

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Vernon CASSADY

Henry FABER

Clara GATEWOOD

1776 - 1850

ID Number: I75344

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Edmund GIBSON Bishop of London

1669 - 6 Sep 1748

ID Number: I62740

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Minerva Leona HINKLE

23 Mar 1876 - 17 Apr 1970

ID Number: I4209

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WILLIAM de LINDSAY of Ercildun

ABT 1097 - AFT 1147

ID Number: I52569

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William Augustin MARTIN

ABT 1790 - AFT 1850

ID Number: I30682

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Elizabeth MCGEHEE

ABT 1700 - 1775

ID Number: I27365

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Sallie Strother PENDLETON

7 Mar 1889 - ____

ID Number: I58824

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Henry ROYALL

1685 - 1747

ID Number: I91265

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George Tarry TAYLOR

1802 - 1885

ID Number: I18082

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Margaret THWAITES

ABT 1476 - ____

ID Number: I99890

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