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Morgan Davis, ancestor of Jefferson Davis, came to Pennsylvania
in 1684 from Wales - the line of descent follows: (conflicts
with some other genealogies that show Evan Sr instead of John)
Morgan Davis father of John Davis; John Davis, father of Evan
Davis; Evan Davis father of Samuel Emory Davis; Samuel Emory
Davis, father of Jefferson Davis.
Evan Davis emigrated from the North abt 1756 to Cheraws Dist.
SC. Site of his home is located in Society Hill at junction of
Street leading to St. David's Academy and U.S. Hwys 15 & 52.
p. 166.
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Mother: Susannah A. WRIGHT |
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_ALAN LUNDIN Lundin and Durward_|
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Mother: Anne LIGHTFOOT |
III. John Slaughter((3)) (Francis((2)), Robert((1))), son of
Francis Slaughter and Anne Lightfoot. Married Milly Coleman and
had issue:
Col. of Militia and Officer in Rev. War, member of committee
safety of Culpeper Co, Va. b. 1732 Culpeper Co., Va, m 1 Mildred
Coleman b. Mar. 16, 1736 d. May 1, 1758. Her father was Robert
Coleman and her mother was Sarah Ann Sanders. m. 2 Elizabeth
Suggett.
Children:
2 Robert Slaughter b: 16 APR 1758
2 Cadwallader Slaughter b: 18 DEC 1756 + Lucy Yancey + Elizabeth
Hampton
2 Ann Slaughter b: 1754
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or Essex Co. VA
_Francis SLAUGHTER Jr.___+
| (1655 - 1718) m 1679
_Robert SLAUGHTER I_____|
| (1680 - 1725) m 1700 |
| |_Margaret HUDSON ________
| (1658 - ....) m 1679
_Francis SLAUGHTER __|
| (1701 - 1766) m 1729|
| | _Cadwalader JONES _______+
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| |_Frances Ann JONES _____|
| (1680 - ....) m 1700 |
| |_Katherine DEBNAM _______+
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| _John LIGHTFOOT III______+
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| _Goodrich LIGHTFOOT Sr._|
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| | |_Anne GOODRICH __________
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|_Anne LIGHTFOOT _____|
(1708 - 1748) m 1729|
| _Thomas CHEW ____________+
| | (1702 - 1782) m 1722
|_Mary CHEW _____________|
(1686 - ....) m 1707 |
|_Martha Thompson TAYLOR _+
(1702 - 1761) m 1722
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Mother: Anne SHIPPEN |
She ruled her house and plantations with great success, and was
known far and near for the courtesy and elegance of her
hospitality.
The Count Chastellux was struck with her "agreeable countenance
and great good sense". Her will, with most of the facts related
to her life, is published in the Virginia Historical Magazine,
Volume VI, page 346.
The will contains a list of the Byrd portraits.
Mary Willing Byrd lived at Westover for 30 years after the death
of William Byrd.
When she died in 1814 Westover was sold and the money was
distributed among the living children, except Francis Otway
Byrd, who did not need it because he had already received 6000
acres of land in Ohio for his services in the Revolution.
During the Revolutionary War, the regular correspondence of Mrs.
Byrd's family and Benedict Arnold, and the latter's visits to
Westover, aroused the suspicion that Mrs. Byrd was sympathetic
and perhaps helpful to the British Cause. Nothing was proven,
however, except that many of her friends were Tories."
Mary Shippen Willing Byrd was the first cousin of Ann Shippen
wife of Gen Benedick Arnold. During the Revolution she was under
suspicion for being a Tory and had to fight to keep Westover.
She won and Westover was not sold until her
death. The DAR accepted her as a Patriot in 1993 in the
Application of Anne Winchester Savage.
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_Charles WILLING "the Immigrant"_|
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| _Edward SHIPPEN "the Immigrant"_
| | (1639 - 1712) m 1671
| _Joseph SHIPPEN _____|
| | (1679 - 1741) m 1702|
| | |_Elizabeth LYBRAND _____________
| | (1640 - 1688) m 1671
|_Anne SHIPPEN ___________________|
(1710 - 1790) m 1730 |
| _Thomas GROSSE "the Immigrant"__
| | (1660 - ....)
|_Abigail GROSSE _____|
(1677 - 1716) m 1702|
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