I16931: Mary E. ALLEN (1843 - bet. Jun 1880-1892)

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Father: Harris Ogilvie ALLEN (AFN: W4M8-7G) 30 Apr 1807 of Davidson Co. TN. Death: 16 Jul 1876
Mother: Julia COCKE (AFN: 135F-PWQ)

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Coney, F. H. Confederate Infantry 39th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry:

39th Infantry Regiment was organized at Jackson, Mississippi, during the late spring of 1862. Its companies were recruited in the counties of Simpson, Rankin, Scott, Newton, Hinds, and Monroe. About twenty-five percent of this unit was sick in June, and there were 29 officers and 541 men present for duty in July. Company I took part in the fight at Baton Rouge, then, assigned to General Beall's command, the regiment was captured at Port Hudson in July, 1863.

After the exchange in December it totalled 220 effectives. Attached to Ross' and Sears' Brigade it was involved in the Atlanta Campaign, Hood's Tennessee operations, and the defense of Mobile. The regiment reported 7 casualties at New Hope Church, 30 at Kenesaw Mountain , 5 at the Chattahoochee River , and 48 in the Battle of Atlanta. Few surrendered with the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana.

Its commanders were Colonel W.B. Shelby, Lieutenant Colonel William E. Ross, and Majors R.J. Durr and W.Monroe Quin. ^[S1832]

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Aka: Isabel DYGGS

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John de Dutton of Hatton, armiger, 1462 (DKR 37:238), son of Hugh (DKR 37:234) Mayor and Escheator of Chester 1451 (DKR 21:86) d. abt 1464 last entry in the DKR (DKR 37:238)
m. Margaret dtr/ heir of William Atherton of Atherton, co Lancs.
Note: John Dutton of Pennsylvania splits off here.

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Sallie William, second daughter of W.L. and M.E. Harrison, born at Oakwood, Miss. June 19 1854.

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LDS (AFN: H900-VL)

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CONFLICT in parents:
Father: Johanes Nicholas Long b. 10 Jun 1693 in Zennern.hesse,GER
Mother: Anna Schnebele b. 1706 in Boesenbiesen,Alsace (GER?)

Father: Reuben Long b. Before 1729 in (, Culpepper, Virginia)
Mother: Elizabeth Garrett b. About 1727 in (Bedford County, Va.)

"John Long of Bedford County, Va., and wife Mary Haynes left Virginia for Woodford County, Kentucky, in 1789, and were neighbors of the Longs of Shelby County in 1809, the year Samuel S. Long was born. In 1810 according to the census of that year, John Long, Sr., possessed a fine farm, was the owner of fifteen slaves and had a family consisting of five members within his domicile at that time which fact is borne out by the family Bible. He was the proud father of twelve children, but all except three were married and housekeeping in 1810, The children of John Long, Sr., and Mary Haynes follow:

Garrard Long, born in 1773, married __________
Lucy Long, born 1775, married William Whittington in 1791.
James C. Long, born 1776, died 1859, md. in 1802 Nancy Berry dau. of Samuel Berry, Sr., and wife Mary Allen.
John Long Jr., born 1776, md. Polly Stevenson in 1805.
Reuben Long, born 1780, married ________ Macey.
Frances Long, born 1783, md. James Marshall?
William B. Long, born 1786, died 1825, md. Susan Holeman in 1816.
Betsy Long, born 1787, md. George McDaniel?
Polly (Mary) Long, born 1789, ad. John W. Brooking in 1809.
Sally Long. born 1790, md. Robert Clark in 1811.
Willis Long. born 1792, md. 1st. Harriet Thomas in 1817; md. 2nd. Eliza Agun in 1829.
Anderson Long, born in 1795, died in 1810.

Both parents were living in 1810, and only three of the twelve children were single and living at that time in the home, which bears out the census report of that year.

Woodford County, Kentucky, History, page 209: The will of John Long, Sr., was dated Feb. 15, 1831, and was witnessed by John Fitzlan and William M. Craig. The Executors were Samuel Berry and James C. and Willis Long, the two latter sons of deceased.

Wm. E. Railey’s: WOODFORD COUNTY, KENTUCKY, HISTORY, page 148: John Long was one of Woodford County’s early settlers, arriving soon after the Revolution, he having played a gallant part in that struggle as a soldier. He married Mary Haynes in 1772 in Bedford County, Va., and she accompanied him on his long western journey. He was born in 1749 in Virginia, and died in Woodford County, Kentucky, in 1832.

The writer has been unable to ascertain in what capacity John Long, Sr., served his country in the Revolutionary War, as related by Wm. Railey in his sketch of John Long and Many Haynes. There is the probability it was told him by one of the daughters of John Long, Lucy Long, wife of William Whittington. This is merely conjecture, but in time sketch of Lucy Long and husband on page 95 of the Woodford History, Mr. Railey recounts a tale given him by Lucy Long Whittington who was with her family at the Seige of Bryan’s Station when she was only seven years old and was one of the brave maidens who volunteered to carry water for a thirsty garrison of several hundred persons. Her story was given Mr. Railey when she was 85 years old and he a mere boy eager to listen and thrilled by it all.

The Kentucky State Records show there was a John Long on the payroll of Augusta County, Va., in 1758, but this was another person, because John Long, Sr., of Bedford County, was not born until 1749. Records reveal a John Long took the Oath of Allegiance in Henry County, Va., in 1777. This was five years after the marriage of John Long and Mary Haynes in Bedford County. Henry County was formed from Pittsylvania County in 1776, but descendants of John Long and Mary Haynes are strongly convinced that this couple came direct from Bedford County, Va., to Woodford Co., Kentucky.

In 1776 there was a Lieutenant John Long in Baltimore Militia, Maryland. In later years there was a Captain John Long, Pensioner, in Franklin County, Kentucky. There are seven John Longs listed in Gwathney's Virginia List of Soldiers in the Revolution; all are not located, but one is from Caroline County and one from Spotsylvania County, Va.

Wingfield's History of Caroline County, Virginia, page 228, gives Saffell's list of pensioners, and among them is one Capt. John Long, February, 1778. Boogher's Gleanings in Virginia History, gives the following: Discharged at Valley Forge 16 Feb., 1776, 3rd Troop Va. Light Dragoons 1st. Regt. under Col. Theodorick Bland—among other names were those of Corp. John Long and also John Long, Jr., private.

FORKS OF ELKHORN CHURCH by Mrs. Ermina Jett Darnell of Frankfort, Kentucky recently published, carries a more extensive account of the John Long family. Christian names of children of John Long and Mary Haynes show particularly those of James, John, Reuben, William and Anderson. The name of Willis, so nearly like that of William, would naturally arrest the attention of the researcher. With James, John and William so extremely common in so many American families, particular attention was paid to the two names of Reuben and Anderson. Results of research will become apparent presently."

384 Register of the Kentucky Historical Society

Name: John LONG Birth: in Pennsylvania Death: in Near Flat Creek, N. Sevier Co. TN.
Note: Buried in the Long Cemetery

Father: Johanes Nicholas LONG b: 10, June, 1693 in Zennern.Hesse, Germany
Mother: Anna SCHNEBELE b: January 1705/06 in Boesenbiesen, Alsace, Germany

Marriage 1 Mary HAYNES b: 22, July, 1751 in Bedford Co. VA.
Children
Rev. George LONG THE 2ND. b: 1771 in Bedford Co. VA.
Nancy LONG

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Mary E. ALLEN

1843 - bet. Jun 1880-1892

ID Number: I16931

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Franklin K. CONEY C.S.A.

15 May 1836 - BET 1863 AND 0000

ID Number: I2783

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ISABEL DIGGES

ABT 1465 - ____

ID Number: I84152

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JOHN de DUTTON of Hatton

1399 - ABT 1464

ID Number: I80831

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Sallie William HARRISON

19 Jun 1854 - ____

ID Number: I89519

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Pearlee HOLLINGSWORTH

ABT 1885 - ____

ID Number: I68231

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Frances IRONMONGER

1654 - ____

ID Number: I32852

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John LONG

18 Nov 1749 - 18 Jan 1832

ID Number: I45456

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Mary Elizabeth H. MOSELY

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I103422

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Mary WICKLIFFE

ABT 1760 - ____

ID Number: I93435

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