I63346: Eagle Wings of the Creek NationChief (ABT 1700

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Lucien Bonaparte French Politician 1775-1840

As a member of the Cinq-Cents, Lucien Bonaparte was one of the key people who ensured Napoleon's successful bid for power in the Brumaire coup.

He eloquently brought the politicians in behind his older brother at a crucial time, but was not interested in being rewarded for his support.

In fact, Lucien was not thrilled with the way France was heading under Napoleon and in 1804, spurning imperial honours, he went into self-imposed exile.

Initially living in Rome, he moved to America, before returning to Italy after Napoleon's fall.

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He married Rachel [Unknown] Aft. 1741. Rachel was widow of Isaac Chaplear. ^[S2240]

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2 William Asbury CHRISTIAN b: 1776-1827 d: 1804-1903

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"Source: Patrick Stevens
The Footes were an old family in Cornwall, possessing large estates prior to 1420. Richard came to Viginia as an agent for Nicholas Hayward in about 1650. Soon thereafter he married Hester and went onto become a successful merchant in London.

His birthdate is established by an old register of births passed down from genreation to generation by the Foote family descendants. It begins: Richard Foote, son of John Foote, Gent. was born at theCounty of Cornwall, the 10 day of August An'o 1632.

Richard married Hester Hayward on Oct 19, 1657 in St. Leonard's Anglican Chruch of Shoreditch, London on Aug 13, 1658. Susannah was born, but lived only a few days. On Jan. 25, 1660 Samuel was born. Mary was born Oct 1 1662, but died in May, 1664. In 1665, the Great Plague struck London, and it's probable that Richard took his family to Cornwall to escape it. Richard 11 was born Jan. 31, 1666 probably in Cornwall due to the Plague which killed 100,000 in London during the last eight months of Hester's pregnancy. At 1:00 am the morning of Sunday, Sept.2, 1666, the Great Fire of London erupted and burned until Wed, but the home of the Foote and Hayward families and others of Shoreditch were spared. Elizabeth was born Oct 27, 1668. In Jan 1670 Mary was born but lived only nine months. Hester was born Dec. 8,1672, but died and was buried 10 days later. George was born on Oct.22, 1673 and Sarah was born Oct 22, 1675 and died shortly after her birth. The next child was Sarah, born Jun 27, 1676. Frances was born Jan 8, 1678, followed by Henry on July 5, 1680, and Mathias on Dec 13,1683, but he soon died.

Will of Richard Foote, merchant of London:

His personal estate to be divided into three parts according to the custon of the City of London: One third to his wife Hester Foote (infull of his personal estate except as elsewhere bequeathed to her); one third to be divided among his five children, Richard, George, Sarah, Francis and Henry, the rest of his children (Samuel Fotte and the testator's daughter Elizabeth Holmes) being already provided for, from the other third, 100 pounds (money) to Samuel Foote. (It is not clear whether legacies below also come from this last third).
To Elizabeth Holmes 200 #s
To Richard Foote 600 #s, and 3000 acres of land, part of the testator's lands in Virginia
To George Foote 100 #s and 1000 acres of his land in Virginia
To Francis Foote and Henry Foote 800 #s a piece at age 21 and to each 1000 acres of his land in Virginia. From legacies to Francis and Henry the executors may lay out up to 200 pounds apiece to apprentice them; interest on their legacies goes to their mother for their upkeep.
To his grandson Topham Foote 200 #s, which his father Samuel Foote shall put into trade for him til his majority; also 1500 acres of his land in Virginia.
The rest of his estate to his wife Hester Foote, who is named joint executor with his son Samuel Foote.
Signed 19 March 1694. Witness James Stone, Richard Stacey, Ran Stacey.
Probate London 23 April 1697 to Hester Foote, the other executor Samuel Foote being dead.

April 1697. Probate of will of Richard Foote of St. Dunstan in the East, London, who had lands in Virginia (AW)

Virginia Colonial Records Project: Depository; Principal Probate Registry; Class: Will--Register Books 73 PYNE; Title-- Will of Richard Foote: Dates--1697; References--Probate Act Book 1697, 64; This entry is on the seventh folio, verso, and eighth folio, both sides of 73 PYNE

There is considerable information to be found in : "Chotankers, A Family History" by A. Edward Foote, Thornwood Book Publishers, Florence, Alabama, copyright 1982.The book is noted at: http://Chotank.com, and the author is at [email protected]

Sources: Patrick Stevens
1. The information of the first three generations of Footes shown herecomes from and article. "The Foote Family". Genealogies of Virginia Families, The Virginia Magazine of history and Biographe, Vol111, Baltimore 1981. Abv"d as VMH. Also from various sources compiled by Carolyn Getting of Texas.
2. Virginia Healdica, unk date
3. Carolyn Getting (many times)
4. Virginia Magazine of History and Biography/VMHB
5. Michelle Scarlett
6. Rosalie Nadler
7. Robin Kline (Berryman)
8. Margaret McClure
9. Jean Harrison
10. Rev. War Files"

Children of Richard Foote and Hester Hayward are:
1. Susannah Foote b. 13 August 1658
2. Samuel Foote b. 25 January 1659/60; d 27 March 1697, Buried atWindsor
3. Mary Foote b. 1 October 1662; d, 19 May 1664, Buried at St. BennettSherehog Church
4. John Foote b. 27 March 1665; d. 20 October 1692, Jamaica
5. Richard Foote b. 31 January 1665/66, Cornwall, ENG; d 21 Machr1724/25, St Paul's Parish, Stafford Co, VA
6. Elizabeth Foote b. 27 October 1668
7. Mary Foote b. 10 January 1669/70; d. Ocober 1670
8. Hester Foote b. 8 December 1672; d 18 December 1672
9. George Foote B. 22 October 1673
10. Sarah Foote b. 27 June 1675 d. abt 1676
11. Sarah Foote b. 22 October 1676; d. Aft. 1733, Stafford Co, VA
12. Francis Foote b. 8 January 1677/78; d. 1 April 1698
13. Henry Foote b. 5 July 1680
14. Matthias b. 13 December 1683, died in infancy

Deed Book 1 pages 456-459 dated the 20 Nov 1762 Between Richard Foote, Gentleman of Stafford County, Virginia and William STUART, Clerk, George Foote, Gilson Foote, Richard Foote and William Foote four of the sons of Richard Foote now deceased. Many years ago George Brent, Robert Bristow, Richard Foote grand father of the first mentioned Richard Foote obtained a patent from the Proprietor of the Northern Neck of Virginia for 30,000 acres. This land descended to his son Richard Foote, the Father of the First named Richard who received the land in fee simple he gave 800 acres of his Brent Town Land to two daughters in fee Tail and by his will to his sons Richard (first party to these presents) George and John Foote to their heirs to be forever equally divided . The said son John Foote died intestate without children. The said Richard party of the first part became intituled John's land, and said Richard was therefore intuled to 2/3rds and George Foote was to receive one third of an undivided 4th part of the whole Brent Town land except for 800 acres devised to their sisters. In 1737 and 1738 by consent of the proprietors the said land was divided into four lots and it was the proprietors intention and it was that every lot should contain an equal quantity of land to wit, 7,500 acres. After the lots were drawn the first named Richard supposing that the lot which fell to the Footes contained the full compliment, he soon after allotted to his sisters 800 acres there of and to his brother George Foote the Devissee 1/3 part of 6700 acres

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II. John Marshall Harvie((6)), b. in Richmond Oct. 9, 1816; d. Sept. 7, 1841. After graduating at West Point, and serving as Professor of Mathematics in the Academy for several months, he was at his own request appointed for active service in the Florida War, and at Cedar Keys fell a victim to the climate. It was a remark of General Worth, his commanding officer, that "he was as brave as his sword."

ii Lieutenant John Marshall Harvie was born on 9 Oct 1816. He died on 7 Sep 1841. ^[S2329] ^[S2311]

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illness from climate

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[Brderbund WFT Vol. 22, Ed. 1, Tree #0483.

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Aka: Suttle. Will: 20 MAY 1820 probated July 1820.
Children:
2 Thomas SETTLE b: 1763 d: aft 30 Apr 1816 + Mildred Price EDRINGTON b: 1763 d: 12 Dec 1802 + Mary "Polly" BROWN b: Abt 1780 d: Abt 1813+ Priscilla JEFFERSON b: Abt 1770 d: 1828.
2 Hannah SETTLE b: 1765 + William WILLIS
2 Elizabeth {Betsy} SETTLE b: 1767 + Nimrod YOUNG
2 William SETTLE b: 25 Feb 1770 d: 28 Feb 1808 + Elizabeth HUFFMAN
2 Mary {Molly} SETTLE b: 1774 d: 1852 + Elijah P. SMITH b: ABT. 1770 d: BEF. 1852
2 Presley SUTTLE b: 1775 d: 5 JAN 1843 + Elizabeth HUBERT b: 1785 d: 25 JAN 1864
2 John Morgan SETTLE b: 13 Oct 1777 d: 1 Oct 1840 + Rebecca EDRINGTON b: 10 Oct 1777 d: 1 Jan 1838
2 Isaac SETTLE b: 15 Jul 1779 d: 7 Dec 1852 + Mary HUMPHREY b: 13 Feb 1785 d: 16 Jan 1847
2 Simon SETTLE b: 1780 d: 1837 + Sally DODD b: 1787 d: 1863
2 Charles Morgan SETTLE b: 1782 d: 1839 + Elizabeth C. SMITH b: 1785 d: 1860

[364012]
Buck Creek

My Southern Family

Chief Eagle Wings of the Creek Nation

ABT 1700 - ____

ID Number: I63346

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IVO de BEAUMONT Comte De Beaumont

ABT 1005 - 1083

ID Number: I88491

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LUCIAN BONAPARTE

1775 - 1840

ID Number: I95404

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Edward BRISCOE Jr.

BEF 1721 - ____

ID Number: I47425

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William Asbury CHRISTIAN

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I34821

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Richard FOOTE I "the Immigrant"

10 Aug 1632 - 21 Mar 1724

ID Number: I82800

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Lt. John Marshall HARVIE

9 Oct 1816 - 7 Sep 1841

ID Number: I86121

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Wesley Louie MALONE

Nancy Fleming PAYNE

19 Dec 1802 - 15 Mar 1864

ID Number: I15367

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Princess Nicketti POWHATTAN

1625 - ____

ID Number: I38142

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Juanita Azeline PURL

George SETTLE

1738 - Jun 1820

ID Number: I72629

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Elizabeth SWAN

ABT 1765 - 1842

ID Number: I50742

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