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Mother: Sereptha Elizabeth "Seppie" LEWELLEN |
_Shadrach ALVIS ________+ | (1784 - 1860) m 1804 _John S. ALVIS _______________| | (1812 - 1886) m 1838 | | |_Nancy HAIL ____________ | (1792 - 1850) m 1804 _James Franklin ALVIS _________________| | (1855 - 1935) m 1879 | | | _William FIGGINS _______ | | | (1790 - 1843) | |_Serena A. FIGGINS ___________| | (1815 - 1887) m 1838 | | |________________________ | | |--Roxie Mae ALVIS | (1898 - 1900) | _James LEWELLEN ________+ | | (1789 - 1869) m 1817 | _Napoleon Bonaparte LEWELLEN _| | | (1827 - 1904) m 1852 | | | |_Mary Harwood WYLIE ____+ | | (1798 - 1881) m 1817 |_Sereptha Elizabeth "Seppie" LEWELLEN _| (1859 - 1906) m 1879 | | _John White LEWELLEN ___+ | | (1806 - 1886) m 1824 |_Agnes Trabue LEWELLEN _______| (1832 - 1891) m 1852 | |_Jane Elizabeth TRABUE _+ (1805 - 1888) m 1824
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Mother: GYRID Olafsdottir |
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GAY - William Gay, who fought at the siege of Londonderry, had
at least six children who came to the Calfpasture. These were
William, John, James, Robert, Samuel, and Eleanor. Robert and
Samuel did not long remain in the locality. Eleanor married
William Kincaid. William Gay, who owned 900 acres on what is
wrongly called Guy's Run, died in 1755. His wife, who was
Margaret Walkup, afterward married William Hamilton.
James Gay, son of the pioneer James, and his brothers-in-law
were the first men to introduce cattle of an improved breed into
Kentucky. The Gays of Kentucky are derived from the Rockbridge
families. They are among the largest landholders in the
Bluegrass region and are connected with scores of the historic
families of that state. Henry Gay, who married Jane Henderson,
was a brother to the pioneer Gays, or at least a near relative,
and he lived a while on the Calfpasture. His son, John H., born
in 1787, became a millionaire merchant of St. Louis. Edward J.
Gay, son of John H., was the largest sugar planter in Louisiana,
and left an estate worth $12,000,000. The sugar mills and
plantation are still in the Gay family.
Source: A History of Rockbridge County, Virginia
by Oren F. Morton, published in 1920.
Transcribed and submitted by: "Marilyn B. Headley" , 1997
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Spouse: Margaret Hamilton, Father: Alexander Hamilton b. 1679
Children:
William Gay II b. About 1705 in Londerry Co. Ulster, Ireland
James Gay b. About 1710 in Augusta County, Virginia
Samuel Gay b. 1733
John Gay b. Jan 1740 in Calfpasture, Augusta, Virginia
Henry Gay
Robert Gay
Eleanor Gay b. 17 Aug 1740 in Augusta County, Virginia
From "John Gay of Sadsbury, Lancaster, Co. PA, by Robert
H.Montgomery, A.B., LL.B., Cambridge, Mass. Reprinted from
ThePennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, Vol. XVIII, Sept 1951,
pages119 - 130
"It has been said that there was a soldier named William Gay at
the siege of Londonderry and that John, William, and James who
settled in the Calf Pastures were his sons. " The Siege
ofLondonderry, a city on the Foyle River in Northern
Ireland,occurred in 1688-89, when the forces of James II
attacked and the city held out for 105 days. (Encyclopedia
Brittanica)
William Gay migrated from England to Ireland to Pennsylvania and
finally to Rockbridge (formerly Augusta county), Virginia. He
may have been a brother of John Gay of Sadsbury, Lancaster
Co.,PA.
From The Gay/Guy families of early Augusta County, Virginia and
related families of Dunlap, Kinkead/Kincaid,
Lockridge,McFarland, McKee, Parkinson, Rhea, Stevenson, Walters,
and many others" compiled by Robert B. Walters. published by The
Compiler, Cary, NC: 2001, 631 pages. Found in DAR
Library,Washington. DC. The immigration record of William is
found in "Original Lists of Emigrants in Bondage from London to
American Colonies," Marion and Jack Kaminkon, publ. by Magna
Carta Book Co. Baltimore. This is believed to be our William
based on the number of people in his party, but we cannot be
certain until further American records are found for William.
From "Old King William Homes and Families" by Peyton N.
Clarke,we find the following account on p. 71: written by
Elizabeth Shelby Kinkead, a descendant of Eleanor Gay Kinkead:
"The following is copied from my father's (William Bury Kinkead)
narrative: The ancestors of my grandparents (William and Eleanor
Gay Kinkead) were Scotch people. They left Scotland after the
Battle of Bothwell Brig, and went to Ireland, settling in the
northern part of that country. My grandmother's (Eleanor Gay)
people, about four miles out from Derry. They were devoted
Presbyterians, but did not side with either of the extreme
parties of that day. King William represented their ideas, and
they held him in highest admiration. I can well remember, a
little boy of 10 years of age, standing by my grandmother, and
being delighted to listen to her give the history of that
memorable seige, which she had heard fromt he lips of her
mother, whose father was in the seige. I knew it all by
heart;and when afterwards I read the splendid description by
Macaulay,Browning and the Montjoy and the Dartmouth were my
familiar friends. Not a great while after this the ancestors of
my grandfather and grandmother emigrated to the United States.
They came first to Pennsylvania, and soon after moved to
Virginia, to the county of Augusta. My grandfather, William
Kinkead, was born in 1736. My grandmother, Eleanor Gay, was four
years younger than he was."
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Father: William GLENN Mother: Clara "Clary" HAM |
___________________________ | _John GLENN Jr.______________| | (1770 - 1828) m 1793 | | |___________________________ | _William GLENN ______| | (1796 - 1860) m 1820| | | ___________________________ | | | | |_Mary "Polly" BROOKS ________| | (1775 - 1858) m 1793 | | |___________________________ | | |--William Henry GLENN | (1821 - 1853) | _Stephen HAM ______________+ | | (1734 - 1811) m 1760 | _John HAM ___________________| | | (1763 - 1821) m 1787 | | | |_Mildred RUCKER ___________+ | | (1740 - 1823) m 1760 |_Clara "Clary" HAM __| (1800 - ....) m 1820| | _Richard GATEWOOD _________+ | | (1740 - 1794) m 1760 |_Elizabeth "Betsy" GATEWOOD _| (1771 - 1861) m 1787 | |_Elizabeth "Betty" FOSTER _+ (1744 - 1807) m 1760
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Father: Henry Wood MONCURE Mother: Catherine Cary AMBLER |
XIII. John Jaquelin Ambler Moncure((6)), b. Dec. 23, 1843.
Married (1877) Mary Edith Fairfax.
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_John MONCURE II_____________+ | (1746 - ....) m 1770 _William H. MONCURE ____| | (1774 - 1832) | | |_Ann CONWAY _________________+ | (1750 - ....) m 1770 _Henry Wood MONCURE ____| | (1800 - 1866) m 1824 | | | _James HENRY Judge___________+ | | | (1731 - 1804) | |_Sarah Elizabeth HENRY _| | (1780 - ....) | | |_Sarah SCARBOROUGH __________ | (1734 - ....) | |--John Jacquelin Ambler MONCURE C.S.A. | (1843 - ....) | _Edward AMBLER ______________+ | | (1730 - 1768) m 1754 | _John AMBLER Esq._______| | | (1762 - 1836) m 1799 | | | |_Mary CARY __________________+ | | (1732 - 1781) m 1754 |_Catherine Cary AMBLER _| (1802 - 1850) m 1824 | | _Philip BUSH "the immigrant"_ | | (1733 - 1812) |_Catherine BUSH ________| (1773 - 1846) m 1799 | |_Catherine CLOUGH ___________ (1740 - 1810)
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Mother: MARGARET de AUDLEY |
"During Richard II's Scotish expedition of 1385, ... [Hugh's
son] Ralph was killed in a brawl with the Earl of Huntingdon.
Deeply affected by his loss, and no doubt embittered by the
King's failure to see justice done, the Earl [of Stafford, Hugh]
made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem and died on the return journey in
1386." (Rawcliffe, 11)."
Children:
i. Edmund Stafford, born March 02, 1377/78 in
Staffordshire, England; died July 22, 1403 in Shrewsbury,
Shropshire, England.
ii. Ralph Stafford, b 1354 died 1385.
iii. Thomas Stafford, b. 1368 died 1392. He married Anne of
Woodstock Abt. 1389.
iv. William Stafford, born b: 21 Sep 1375; died 1395.
v. Hugh Stafford. b abt 1382
vi. Catherine Stafford. b. abt 1376
vii. Joan Stafford. b. 1378
viii. Margaret Stafford.
maybe Humphrey b. abt 1376.
"Hugh Stafford , 3rd Baron Stafford and 2nd Earl of Stafford,
followed in the footsteps of his father in those martial times,
and came very early into action, for at the age of seventeen he
was in the wars of France, and again when he attained majority,
being then in the retinue of the Black Prince. At the period he
succeeded to the honors of his family, he was twenty-eight years
of age, and he was distinguished in the wars of Edward III., and
in those at the beginning of King Richard II.'s time. In the 9th
year of the latter monarch, he undertook a pilgrimage to the
Holy Sepulchre, and on his return died at Rhodes, in October
1386."
_NICHOLAS de STAFFORD __________________________+ | (1250 - 1287) _EDMUND De STAFFORD I__________| | (1272 - 1308) | | |_ALIONORE CLINTON ______________________________+ | (1250 - ....) _RALPH de STAFFORD II_| | (1301 - 1372) m 1336 | | | _RALPH BASSET 2nd Lord of Drayton_______________+ | | | (1242 - 1299) | |_MARGARET BASSET of Drayton____| | (1270 - 1336) | | |_JOAN HAWISE de GREY ___________________________+ | (1250 - ....) | |--HUGH de STAFFORD 2nd Earl, K.G. | (1342 - 1386) | _HUGH de AUDLEY of Stratton_____________________+ | | (1267 - 1325) | _HUGH de AUDLEY 2nd Baron______| | | (1289 - 1347) m 1317 | | | |_ISOLT de MORTIMER of Hereford__________________+ | | (1275 - 1338) |_MARGARET de AUDLEY __| (1325 - 1348) m 1336 | | _GILBERT "The Red" Knt. de CLARE Baron of Clare_+ | | (1243 - 1295) m 1290 |_MARGARET de CLARE of Hertford_| (1292 - 1342) m 1317 | |_JOAN "Of Acre" Anjou PLANTAGENET ______________+ (1272 - 1307) m 1290
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