I80051: N.N. van ALAMIN (ABT 0760

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1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Thos Bayliss Age in 1860: 19 Birthplace: Arkansas
Home in 1860: Bolivar, Jefferson, Arkansas
Gender: Male Value of real estate: Post Office: White Sulphur Springs
Roll: M653_44 Page: 767
Year: 1860
Head of Household: Robt Alcorn
1860 United States Federal Census
Household of Robt Alcorn
(City,County,State) Age in 1860 Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Gender
Robert Alcorn Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 59 1800 Kentucky Male
Anne E Alcorn Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 46 1813 Tennessee Female

Louisa Bayliss Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 22 1837 Arkansas Female

Jno M Alcorn Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 21 1838 Arkansas Male
Sally A Bayliss Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 21 1838 Arkansas Female

Thos Bayliss Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 19 1840 Arkansas Male
James Bayliss Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 17 1842 Arkansas Male
Joel Bayliss Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 16 1843 Arkansas Male
Pinckney Alcorn Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 12 1847 Arkansas Male

Creed Alcorn Bolivar, Jefferson, AR 5 1854 Arkansas Male

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1659. Freehold, 600 Acres, Charles Co, surveyed for Robert Clarke, 26 Aug 1659.
1659 John Clarke had warrant for 500 Acres, Lib 4, folio 217.
1661. From Lib A fol 189-196 we are told that Robert Clarke sold Burtom's Hill to John Clarke [son age 19?] who then sold it to Richard Trew who is now [4 Mar 1661] re-selling the land.
1662. Robert Clark and John Clark, sons of Robert Clarke, the Surveyor, purchased a parcel of land from Walter Bean on 5 Sep 1662, with rent to be paid to Bean, Lib LH2, folio 284. Walter Marshall purchased land from Clarke's and sold in 1719. John is 20, Robert 9.
1663. Robert Clarke, Esq of Charles County, [the Surveyor] appoints Thomas Notley of St Maries County, Merchant, Attorney to plead accons I have in Prov Court 8 Sep 1663, Lib BB folio 96.
1664. From the 1664 Will of Robert Clarke, the Surveyor, Lib 1, folio 207/8, we know that his son, John Clarke was of age [born c1642]; his son, Robert was born in Mar 1653; and his son Thomas was born Dec 25, 1654; and daughter Mary, still a minor.

1677. Robert Clarke, deceased, Phillip Lynes, Admr St Maries Co, Lib TP 4C f25.
1677. Robert Clarke, deceased, Phillip Lynes, Admr Charles Co, made oath that never any goods or chattels of the dec'd has as yet come into his hands save 500 lbs of Tobacco, a gun discovered and something due from Robert Thompson for trespath and prays that he my have liberty to act for the said summe and granted. Lib TP 9, fol 334 or Lib TP L 9. I believe this is the Surveyors estate.
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MSA No. S538
PREROGATIVE COURT
(Wills)
Robert Clarke
Volume 1 pp. 207-208

In the name of God Amen
The last Will and Testament of Robert Clarke being of perfect sence and memory though infirme of body is as followeth -

first I do Constitute and appoint my Eldest son John Clarke my sole Executor and heir after my decease to possess and Enjoy all my whole Estate whatsoever, and I do now in the presence of the witnesses of this my last will make null and voyd all former wills whatsoever and that this last and only in full force & virtue.

Secondly I do give unto my son John Clarke all my goods - whatsoever either household goods or otherwise, moveable or inmoveables and all the Cattle male and female and all the horses and mares excepting what I do now hereafter except and also all the servants I do give unto him.-

Thirdly I do appoint my son John Clarke to give unto my son Robert Clarke when he is eighteen years of age being now twelve years old last March, one able man servant - one filly foale and three cowes and one steer four years old and a good flock bed and bolster and rugg and if in case that Robert Clarke dye before he comes to Enjoy this Estate that then the one halfe of this be given to Thomas Clarke my sonn.

Fourthly I do appoint my sonn John Clarke to give unto my son Thomas Clarke when he is eighteen years of age being now tenn years old last Christmas one able servant one filly foale and three cowes and one steer four years old and a good flock bed and bolster and rugg and if in case that Thomas dye before he comes to enjoy this Estate that then the one halfe of this be given to my sonn Robt. Clarke.
Fifthly I do appoint my son John Clarke to give unto my daughter Mary Clarke when she is eighteen years of age two yearling heifers and a filly foale four years hence and when I am dead to sell my stone house and to give half the value of house to the church and the other half to my daughter Mary Clarke.

Sixthly I do require my son John Clarke to take care to the bringing up of my two sons Robert and Thomas as to writing and casting of account. and that he brood them to worke and give them a just account of the bennefit of their own labours and that it be laid out the best for their profitts this I charge you on my blessing that you do faithfully performe.

Lastly I do order you to pay my just debts in the first place and then to performe. those legacies. Furthermore I do give unto my sonn John Clarke all my lands tenements and herediments whatsoever and also all my right title & interest entered upon record within this province unto any title or right of land unto him the said John Clarke and his heirs forever. Unto this my last will and testament I have hereunto set my hand and seale, this 14th of July 1664

Signed in the presence of (Locus Siguli)

Thomas Mathews Robert Clarke George Goodricke

This will was on the 21st day of July 1664 in common form proved by Thomas Mathews one of the witnesses to the said will and that it was in his presence signed sealed and delivered as the act and deed of the dec'd Robert Clarke for his last will and testament revoaking all former wills whatsoever, before me Charles Calvert. 21 July 1664.
Commission to Henry Adams and William Marshall for either of whom to take the oath of George Goodrick. a witnesses in the afore said will (his inability not suffering him to travel so farr as the office) and the same to returned into the secretaries office with convenient speed.

MSA No. S538 Prerogative Court (Wills) Robert Clarke Volume 1 Pages 217-218
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October 29, 1656 Sold and delivered by me Robert Clarke, unto Robert Macklin one Black Cow aged six years or thereabouts, commonly known by the name Ffoole, which sale and delivery I do & will announce and meantime against all lawful Claims. Witness my hand the day and year above written. Witness Signature John Clarke, Robert Clarke

Court and Testamentary Business, 1657
Mr. Robert Clarke aged forty six yeares or thereabouts Sworne and examined this 4th of November 1657 Sayeth that he this Deponent bought of Mr. William Eltonehead one servant for two thousand pounds of Tobacco which said Tobacco Mr. Eltonhead turn'd over to Mr. Thomas Marsh, and the Deponent farther Sayeth that he stood Debtor in Mr. Marshes book near two year for the same and farther this Deponent Sayeth, that when Mr. Marsh made up his accompt with this Deponent, that he said Mr. Marsh did not charge the said debt of two thousand to this Deponent. and farther this Deponent Sayeth not Robert Clarke

Robert Clarke served Upper House 1658, 1659/60, 1661,1662, 1663 Died before 2nd Session of 1664.

Robert Clarke-1658-1664 stands on Public/ Private issues:

1658- William Hewes instituted action against Robert Clarke for repairs on "Green's Rest." . at that time the Madam Greene-Clarke was deceased. Hewes Claimed that the Captain William Stone engaged him for the work and that overseers of the estate of Thomas Greene should be responsible for the expenditures.
(source: The Flowering of the Maryland Palatinate by Harry Wright Newman - Page 218 )

1658- Richard Collett complaineth against Mr. Robert Clarke in an Action of Debt of 656 principle debt by bill, besides court charges. Summons to Robert Clarke to answer the Complaint.

Robert Clarke-1658-1664 Justice, Provincial Court
Saturday 26 February 1658 Provincial Court
Josias FFendall Esq. Govenor, Mr. Robert Clarke , Mr. Brook , Philip Calvert Esq. Secretary.
Mr. Job Chandler, Mr. Edward Lloyd, Capt. William Stone, Dr. Luke Barber

10 September 1663, Thursday Robert Clarke Plaintiff and Robert Robins Defendent appear in Provincial Court. concerning a matter of who owns some horses.

Robert Clarke , Esq., enters his brand mark for himself and his family (source: Page 167 (Page 200 in entry) of Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume 1

Page 182 ( Page 250 in entry) of Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume 1
letter of attorney appointing George Thompson; 26 Jan 1663; /s/ Robert Clark;
wit. Ignatous Causine; defendand confesses judgment;
court orders payment 250# of tobacco and costs Robert Clark, by his atty. George Thompson, plt.; Mrs. Verlinda Stone, by her atty.
Richard Stone, Def.;
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Liber H, page 190
9 Sept. 1679; indenture from George Thompson late of Charles County, now of St. Mary's County., Gent. to Benjamin Rozer, esq., for 18,000 # tobacco; a parcel of land called poiresefield; on the east side of St. Thomas Creek; bounded by 100 Acres of land formerly laid out for Robert Clarke , Esq., and Mr. Goodwicks; laid out for 100 acres; /s/
George Thompson; wit. Henry Bonner, John Godshall, Edmund Dennes
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Editors: Robert Clark, Gent. immigrated to Maryland in 1636 (Patents AB&H:132, Gibb) Before 1654, “Mr. Robert Clark married Winifred, widow of Thomas Green, Esq. (Patents AB&H:403, Skordas) and by 1658, “Mr. Robert Clark” had married Joan Cousine (Colsin, Causin), widow of Nicholas (Patents Qo:264, Gibb). His son, Robert, married Sarah Combe, daughter of Abraham (See Combs &c.'s Abraham Combe (of Old Rappahannock County, Virginia and St. Mary's and Charles Counties, Maryland) and Combs &c. of St. Mary's County, Maryland for more on this family)

Marriage 1 Winifred Seybourn b: ABT 1615 in England Married: 1651 in St. Mary's Co. MD
Marriage 2 Jane Hicks b: 1612 in England Married: 1656 in St. Marys County, Md

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See: "The Flournoy Family", Va. Magazine of History & Biography, in segments in Volumes 1-4, 1900-1903(?); Laughter, Douglas. The Laughter Genealogy & Related Lines (a copy is in the New England Hist. Gen'l Soc.).

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Lottery of 1805: Charles Margan, Daniel Sr. Margan, Daniel Sr. Morgan, David, George, Samuel Sr & Jr, Silas, William (orphan of John) Morgan. ^[S257]

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GGG Grandmother. ^[S538]

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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 96:
Mrs. Sallye R. Segar Weaver. DAR ID Number: 95342: Born in Middlesex County, Va. Wife of Vincent Garland Weaver.
Descendant of Maj. John Minor, as follows:
1. John Randolph Segar (1837-1909) m. 1866 Sallye Goodwin Gatewood (1847-83).
2. William L. Gatewood (1810-68) m. 1833 Lucy Street (1815-65).
3. Kemp Gatewood m. Barbara Minor.
4. John Minor m. Elizabeth Cosby.
John Minor (1735-1800) was appointed major, 1777, of the Virginia militia, and served until 1779, when he resigned. He was born and died in Caroline County, Va.

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Children
Jane Smith b: 1786
Polly Smith
Isaiah Smith
Lewis Smith
Samuel Smith
James Smith
Betsy Smith
Hugh Gatewood Smith

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son of William WORTHAM and Thamar DUKE.

My Southern Family

N.N. van ALAMIN

ABT 0760 - ____

ID Number: I80051

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Thomas BAYLISS Jr.

1839 - ____

ID Number: I101691

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Thomas Hall BRODNAX

1 Nov 1784 - 24 Oct 1846

ID Number: I32072

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Robert CLARKE Sr. Gent.

1611 - 1664

ID Number: I85418

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Dioclesian DAVIS

19 Sep 1754 - 24 Jun 1830

ID Number: I49980

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Jacques FLOURNEY

19 Jul 1608 - 19 Mar 1675

ID Number: I473

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Hester "Hettie" HENTON

9 Jan 1775 - 29 Jul 1858

ID Number: I47610

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Charles MORGAN

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I16151

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Sarah Ann RUCKER

7 Feb 1822 - 11 Nov 1899

ID Number: I24835

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Sallye R. SEGAR

ABT 1870 - ____

ID Number: I37439

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James SMITH

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I41355

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Robert WORTHAM

9 Sep 1786 - ____

ID Number: I72814

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Josiah YOUNG

____ - ____

ID Number: I87788

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