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Mother: JUDITH "The Fair Maid" WELF of Bavaria |
"J.L. Nelson, Charles the Bald (1992), and J.L. Nelson, 'The
Frankish Empire', The Oxford Illustrated History of the Vikings,
ed. P. Sawyer (1997), pp. 19-47; see also S. Coupland, 'The
Fortified Bridges of Charles the Bald', Journal of Medieval
History 17 (1991), pp. 1-12; see also S. Coupland and J. Nelson,
'The Vikings on the Continent', History Today 38 (December
1988), pp. 12-19."
_PEPIN III "The Short" CAROLING of The Franks_+
| (0715 - 0768) m 0740
_CHARLEMAGNE "Charles The Great" CAROLING of The West_|
| (0742 - 0814) m 0771 |
| |_BERTRADA "Broadfoot" de LAON of The Franks___+
| (0720 - 0783) m 0740
_LOUIS I "The Pious" de AQUITAINE CAROLING of The West_|
| (0778 - 0840) m 0819 |
| | _GEROLD I Duke of Swabia______________________+
| | | (0726 - 0779)
| |_HILDEGARDE of Swabia of The West_____________________|
| (0758 - 0783) m 0771 |
| |_EMMA van ALAMIN of Alamannia and Swabia______+
| (0720 - 0790)
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|--CHARLES II "The Bald" CAROLING of The West Franks
| (0823 - 0877)
| _ISEMBERT Lord of Altorf______________________+
| | (0760 - ....)
| _WELF I Of Alemannia of Bavaria & Swabia______________|
| | (0780 - 0819) |
| | |_IRMINTRUDUS__________________________________+
| | (0760 - ....)
|_JUDITH "The Fair Maid" WELF of Bavaria________________|
(0800 - 0843) m 0819 |
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|_HEILWIG of Saxony____________________________________|
(0780 - 0826) |
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Mother: Frances COLEMAN? |
"He received from his parents deeds of lands and chattels 2 Jun
1762 and 31 May 1765. After he died in 1785 his wife and
children went to Kentucky and settled near Lexington. He was
working an iron foundry in Orange Co. VA when he died, and his
Will was probated in 1786."
"He sold property Spotsylvania, Virginia, 1765.(1795) "In 1765,
John and Frances deeded this very same land to their son Joseph,
reserving a lifetime tenancy for themselves (Spotsylvania Co.,
Deed Book F, p. 563)."
Joseph Graves was married first to a Sarah, but there was
apparently no issue. Will probated 5 Dec 1786 (WB E, p.798,
Spotsylvania Co. Va Records).
In 1791 Frankey moved to Kentucky with all her children except
son Joseph.
Source: "Some Lines of the Graves Families in the Blue Grass
Region of Kentucky and Their Connections", by Mrs. Sarah Graves
Clark, Capt. John McKinley Chapter, DAR, Lexington, Kentucky.
_Thomas GRAVES IV____+
| (1640 - 1711) m 1669
_John GRAVES I_______|
| (1677 - 1747) |
| |_Mary________________
| (1650 - ....) m 1669
_John GRAVES II______|
| (1706 - 1772) |
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| |_Rebecca_____________|
| (1670 - ....) |
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|--Joseph Thomas GRAVES I
| (1726 - 1785)
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|_Frances COLEMAN? ___|
(1695 - 1772) |
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Mother: Elizabeth CLAIBORNE |
_Thomas HOOMES "the Immigrant"_
| (1650 - ....)
_George HOOMES _________________|
| (1680 - 1733) |
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_Benjamin HOOMES I____|
| (1704 - 1785) |
| | _______________________________
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| |________________________________|
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|--Benjamin II HOOMES II
| (1751 - 1812)
| _Thomas CLAIBORNE _____________+
| | (1647 - 1683)
| _Thomas CLAIBORNE of Sweet Hall_|
| | (1680 - 1732) m 1703 |
| | |_Sarah FENN ___________________
| | (1659 - 1716)
|_Elizabeth CLAIBORNE _|
(1729 - 1767) |
| _Henry FOX Gent._______________+
| | (1650 - 1714) m 1683
|_Anne FOX ______________________|
(1684 - 1733) m 1703 |
|_Anne WEST ____________________+
(1660 - 1708) m 1683
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Father: Walter "Dubby" E. (Alvin) MEADE Mother: Laura CANTRELL |
_Richard Lewis MEADE __+
| (1811 - 1880)
_Solomon Orlando MEADE _|
| (1854 - 1940) m 1876 |
| |_Laticia HIGGINBOTHAM _+
| (1811 - ....)
_Walter "Dubby" E. (Alvin) MEADE _|
| (1879 - 1955) m 1903 |
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| |_Louisa L. COUCH _______|
| (1855 - 1900) m 1876 |
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|--Della "Dallie" MEADE
| (1905 - 2002)
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|_Laura CANTRELL __________________|
(1880 - ....) m 1903 |
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David continued down the Monongahela River and settled in
present-day Marion County. "
_(RESEARCH QUERY) MORGAN of PA and MD_+
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_Thomas MORGAN ______|
| (1680 - 1732) |
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_Morgan MORGAN ______|
| (1720 - ....) |
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| |_Givyn_______________|
| (1690 - 1746) |
| |______________________________________
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|--David MORGAN
| (1740 - ....)
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| _____________________|
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|_____________________|
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Reel #53, Halifax County Index to Devisees & Heirs, N-Z, 1752 -
1949, Page 57, 1805: Halifax County deed books:
Deed Book 12, page 63. Deed drawn 15 May 1780, recorded 15 May
1780. James Richardson to John Dickey, both of Halifax Co., 2
acres (? or 200 acres?), part of a tract purchased from William
Shackelford Ensn., for 10 lbs. Signed James Richardson.
Witnesses: Wm. M. Carter (?) Junr., Wm. Richardson, Richard
Edwards.
Deed Book 14, page 5. Deed drawn 9 Nov. 1786, recorded 21 Dec.
1786.
Jarrett Ellison Groce of Halifax Co., to William Richardson of
Pittsylvania County, for 65 lbs. for 65 acres, upper Double
Creek on the North . . . Mentions SHIELD'S old line.
Deed Book 15, page 127. Deed drawn 22 June 1791, proved and
recorded 27 June 1791. Theodrick Carter to William Richardson,
both of Halifax County, for 50 lbs., sells 300 acres on Wynn's
Creek - Mentions lines of John SCOTT, John FARLEY, Robert
BURCHETT, James DYLOT (? hard to read), Thomas WORD, Thomas
LIPSCOMB.
Deed Book 15, page 192. Deed drawn 22 Oct. 1791, recorded 24
Oct. 1791.
William Richardson, Atty. for James Richardson of Halifax
County, to John Dickey,
for 200 lbs., sells 420 acres in Halifax County on South side of
Dan River, adjoining mouth of Locking Creek - mentions John
Dickey's line.
Deed Book 15, page 215. I, James Richardson of the County of
Illinoise (sic), appoint William Richardson of Halifax County,
Atty. to sell 400 acres of land on the South side of Dan River.
Mentions lands of John True, the late William Wiley, John
Dickie. Signed James Richardson. Witnesses: James Brumfield,
Robert Andrews, John Doge.
Children of WILLIAM RICHARDSON and ELIZABETH CARTER are:
i. SALLY B.2 RICHARDSON, b. 1790; d. 04/1832, Paris, Tenn..m.
Rev. Daniel
CULP d. 1833 Gibson Co.,Tenn., so Daniel Culp and Esther Chaplin
ii. JOHN B. RICHARDSON, b. 1791, Kentucky.m. Elizabeth
BOWLING/BOLLING b. 1797 Albemarle Co., Va., do Jonathon
Bowling/Bolling ans Susannah Wood---my line
iii. PATSY B. RICHARDSON, b. 1792.
iv. NANCY B. RICHARDSON, b. 01/19/1795, Halifax Co., Va.; d.
1845, Green
Co., Ky. m. Samuel B. MARSHALL 1784-1845, so Thomas B. Marshall
m. Elizabeth Franklin
v. SUSAN B. RICHARDSON, b. 1796; m. ISAAC ROBERTS.
vi. POLLY B. RICHARDSON, b. 1797; m. MR WILSON.
vii. CASTER B. RICHARDSON, b. 1799.
viii. LUCY B. RICHARDSON, b. 1800. m. Druery ROBERTS 1792-1879
d. Nashville
ix. JUDITH B. RICHARDSON, b. 01/26/1803, Hart Co., Ky; d.
05/20/1886,
Munfordville, Hart Co., Ky; m. DAVID CARDEN; b. 04/10/1792,
Rappahannock , Virginia; d. 08/08/1878, Munfordville, Hart Co.,
Ky.
x. AMERICA RICHARDSON, b. 12/1803.
xi. JANE "JENNIE" RICHARDSON, b. 1805, Munfordville, Hart Co.,
Ky; d.
12/27/1873, Woodsonville,Hart Co., Kentucky. m. Reuben H. CARDEN
xii. FIELDING B. RICHARDSON, b. 1806, Prob Hart Co., Ky>Franklin
Co., Mo. by 1850.m. Mary R. SEXTON, do William
xiii. BETTY B. RICHARDSON, b. 1808.
xiv. MELVINA B. RICHARDSON, b. 1810; m. MR GARVIN.
xv. MARTHA B. RICHARDSON, b. 1811.
xvi. CLARENCE B. RICHARDSON, b. 1813; m. MISS COOK.
xvii. ERMINE RICHARDSON, b. 1815; m. THOMAS SIMS; b. Abt. 1811,
Hart Co., Ky.
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Mother: Catherine INNSKEEPER |
See the article in New Horizon magazine January 1994 titled
"Steamboat Pilots" by Edward Pinkowski. His descendants lived in
New Geneva, PA.
from the Virginia State Library:
I do hereby certify that Jonathan Sadusky a soldier of the 8th
Virginia Regiment was enlisted by me the tenth day of May 1777
for the term of three years given under my hand this 29th day of
October 1784. Peter Higgin, Late Lt. 8th Virginia Regiment
I do hereby certify that Jonathan Sadusky a soldier of the 8th
Virginia Regiment was in service in May 1780 and was captured at
Charles Town and remained a prisoner of war till some time in
June Eighty-One when he was returned dead in the returns of
Commisary of Prisoners. Given under my hand this 29th day of
October 1784. Abraham Hite Junior Late Captain of V.R.
Sir, As you are going to Richmond please to apply for my land
warrant as heir of Jonathan Sadusky deceased and bring it with
you and oblige. Sir, your humble servant Samuel Sadowski Nov.
11th day 1784.
At a court continued and held for Hampshire County the 10th day
of November 1784.
It being proven to the satisfaction of the court that Samuel
Sadowski is the heir of Jonathan Sadowski late a soldier in Col.
Howell's Regiment in the Continental Army now deceased which is
ordered to be certified.
Test and Woodrow C. Cur
Child: i. Jacob5 Sadowski, born Abt. 1775 in Virginia; died
Unknown in New Geneva, Pennsylvania.
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_Antoni SANDUSKY SADOWSKI "the Immigrant"_|
| (1669 - 1736) m 1705 |
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_Andrew SANDUSKY ______|
| (1705 - 1768) |
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| |_Mary BIRD _______________________________|
| (1680 - 1758) m 1705 |
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|--Johnathan SANDUSKY
| (1756 - ....)
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|_Catherine INNSKEEPER _|
(1715 - ....) |
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