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Saint Olga (Church Slavonic: ?????, died 969 AD in Kiev) was a regent of Kievan Rus' for her son Svyatoslav from 945 until 960. She is known for her obliteration of the Drevlians, a tribe that had killed her husband Igor of Kiev. Even though it would be her grandson Vladimir that would convert the entire nation to Christianity, for her efforts to spread Christianity through the Rus' Olga is venerated as a saint. While her birthdate is unknown, it could be as early as AD 890 and as late as 5 June 925.[1]
Grand Princess of Kiev, Equal to the Apostles
Born Pskov
Died 11 July 969
Kiev
Venerated in Roman Catholicism
Eastern Catholicism, especially in the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodoxy
Feast July 11/24
Early life
Olga was reportedly from Pskov. The Primary Chronicle gives 879 as her date of birth, which is unlikely, given the birth of her only son probably some 65 years after that date. She was, hypothetically, of Varangian extraction.
She married the future Igor of Kiev arguably in 903, but perhaps as early as 901-902.
Regency
After Igor's death on 945, Olga ruled Kievan Rus as regent on behalf of their son Svyatoslav.[2]
In 947, Princess Olga launched a punitive expedition against the tribal elites between the Luga and the Msta River.[3] Following this successful campaign, a number of forts were erected at Olga’s orders. One of them is supposed to be Gorodets in the Luga region[4] a fortification dated to the middle of the 10th century. Because of its isolated location, Gorodets does not seem to have been in any way associated with the pre-existing settlement pattern. Moreover, the fort produced another example of square timber frames designed to consolidate the rampart that was seen at Rurikovo Gorodische. The same building technique was in use a century later in the Novgorod fortifications.
Olga remained regent ruler of Kievan Rus with the support of the army and her people. She changed the system of tribute gathering (poliudie) in the first legal reform recorded in Eastern Europe. She continued to evade proposals of marriage, defended the city during the Siege of Kiev in 968, and saved the power of the throne for her son.
Drevlian Uprising
The following account is taken from the Primary Chronicle. Princess Olga was the wife of Igor of Kiev, who was killed by the Drevlians. At the time of her husband's death, their son Svyatoslav was three years old, making Olga the official ruler of Kievan Rus' until he reached adulthood. The Drevlians wanted Olga to marry their Prince Mal, making him the ruler of Kievan Rus', but Olga was determined to remain in power and preserve it for her son.
The Drevlians sent twenty of their best men to persuade Olga to marry their Prince Mal and give up her rule of Kievan Rus'. She had them buried alive. Then she sent word to Prince Mal that she accepted the proposal, but required their most distinguished men to accompany her on the journey in order for her people to accept the offer of marriage. The Drevlians sent the best men who governed their land. Upon their arrival, she offered them a warm welcome and an invitation to clean up after their long journey in a bathhouse. After they entered, she locked the doors and set fire to the building, burning them alive.
With the best and wisest men out of the way, she planned to destroy the remaining Drevlians. She invited them to a funeral feast so she could mourn over her husband's grave. Her servants waited on them, and after the Drevlians were drunk, Olga's soldiers killed over 5,000 of them.[2] She then placed the city under siege.[2] She asked for three pigeons and three sparrows from each house; she claimed she did not want to burden the villagers any further after the siege.[2] They were happy to comply with the request.
Now Olga gave to each soldier in her army a pigeon or a sparrow, and ordered them to attach by thread to each bird a piece of sulfur bound with small pieces of cloth. When night fell, Olga bade her soldiers release the pigeons and the sparrows. So the birds flew to their nests, the pigeons to the cotes, and the sparrows under the eaves. The dove-cotes, the coops, the porches, and the haymows were set on fire. There was not a house that was not consumed, and it was impossible to extinguish the flames because all the houses caught on fire at once. The people fled from the city, and Olga ordered her soldiers to catch them. Thus she took the city and burned it, and captured the elders of the city. Some of the other captives she killed, while some she gave as slaves to her followers. The remnant she left to pay tribute.[5]
The story, however, is most likely a myth.[2]
Relations with the Holy Roman Emperor
Seven Latin sources document Olga's embassy to Holy Roman Emperor Otto I in 959. The continuation of Regino of Prèum mentions that the envoys requested the emperor to appoint a bishop and priests for their nation. The chronicler accuses the envoys of lies, commenting that their trick was not exposed until later. Thietmar of Merseburg says that the first archbishop of Magdeburg, Saint Adalbert of Magdeburg, before being promoted to this high rank, was sent by Emperor Otto to the country of the Rus' (Rusciae) as a simple bishop but was expelled by pagan allies of Svyatoslav I. The same data is repeated in the annals of Quedlinburg and Hildesheim.
Christianity
Princess Olga meets the body of her husband. A sketch by Vasily Surikov.
Olga was the first ruler of Rus' to convert to Christianity, done in either 945 or 957. The ceremonies of her formal reception in Constantinople were detailed by Emperor Constantine VII in his book De Ceremoniis. Following her baptism, Olga took the Christian name Yelena, after the reigning Empress Helena Lekapena. The Slavonic chronicles add apocryphal details to the account of her baptism, such as the story of how she charmed and "outwitted" Constantine and spurned his proposals of marriage. In actuality, at the time of her baptism, Olga was an old woman, while Constantine already had a wife.
Olga was one of the first people of Rus' to be proclaimed a saint for her efforts to spread Christianity throughout the country. Because of her proselytizing influence, the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church, and the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church call Saint Olga by the honorific Isapâostolos, "Equal to the Apostles". She is also a saint in the Roman Catholic Church. However, she failed to convert Svyatoslav, and it was left to Vladimir I, her grandson and pupil, to make Christianity the lasting state religion. During her son's prolonged military campaigns, she remained in charge of Kiev, residing in the castle of Vyshgorod with her grandsons. She died in 969, soon after the Pechenegs' siege of the city.[6][7]
Gallery
Illuminations from the Radziwill Chronicle
Olga's revenge for her husband's death
Fourth revenge of Olga: Burning of Derevlian capital Iskorosten
Reception of Olga by Constantine VII
Notes
"Princess Olga of Kiev". Russiapedia. Retrieved 18 May 2016.
Clements 2012, p. 7.
Laurentian Codex (1997:60)
Lebedev 1982:225-238; Zalevskaia 1982:49-54
Russian Primary Chronicle
extracts of the Primary Chronicle in English translation, University of Oregon
Primary Sources - A collection of translated excerpts on Medieval Rus, University of Washington Faculty Web Server (November 6, 2004)
References
Clements, Barbara Evans (2012). A History of Women in Russia: From Earliest Times to the Present. Indiana University Press.
See also
Order of Princess Olga (established in Ukraine in 1997)
Christianization of Kievan Rus'
A Perfect Absolution - concept album by French band Gorod about Olga of Kiev
External links
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Olga of Kiev.
end of biography | Kiev, Olga of (I51061)
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Saint ¥lfgifu of Shaftesbury, also known as Saint Elgiva[1] (died 944) was the first wife of Edmund I (r. 939–946), by whom she bore two future kings, Eadwig (r. 955–959) and Edgar (r. 959–975). Like her mother Wynflaed, she had a close and special if unknown connection with the royal nunnery of Shaftesbury (Dorset), founded by King Alfred,[2] where she was buried and soon revered as a saint. According to a pre-Conquest tradition from Winchester, her feast day is 18 May.[3][4]
Queen consort of England
Tenure 939 - 944
Died 944
Burial Shaftesbury Abbey
Spouse Edmund I, King of England
Issue Eadwig, King of England
Edgar, King of England
Mother Wynflaed
Family background
Will of Wynflµd (British Library Cotton Charters viii. 38)[5]
Her mother appears to have been an associate of Shaftesbury Abbey called Wynflaed (also Wynnflµd). The vital clue comes from a charter of King Edgar, in which he confirmed the grant of an estate at Uppidelen (Piddletrenthide, Dorset) made by his grandmother (ava) Wynflµd to Shaftesbury.[6] She may well be the nun or vowess (religiosa femina) of this name in a charter dated 942 and preserved in the abbey's chartulary. It records that she received and retrieved from King Edmund a handful of estates in Dorset, namely Cheselbourne and Winterbourne Tomson, which somehow ended up in the possession of the community.[7]
Since no father or siblings are known, further speculation on ¥lfgifu's background has largely depended on the identity of her mother, whose relatively uncommon name has invited further guesswork. H. P. R. Finberg suggests that she was the Wynflµd who drew up a will, supposedly sometime in the mid-10th century, after ¥lfgifu's death. This lady held many estates scattered across Wessex (in Somerset, Wiltshire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, and Hampshire) and was well connected with the nunneries at Wilton and Shaftesbury, both of which were royal foundations. On that basis, a number of relatives have been proposed for ¥lfgifu, including a sister called ¥thelflµd, a brother called Eadmµr, and a grandmother called Brihtwyn.[8]
There is, however, no consensus among scholars about Finberg's suggestion. Simon Keynes and Gale R. Owen object that there is no sign of royal relatives or connections in Wynflµd's will and Finberg's assumptions about ¥lfgifu's family therefore stand on shaky ground.[9] Andrew Wareham is less troubled about this and suggests that different kinship strategies may account for it.[10] Much of the issue of identification also seems to hang on the number of years by which Wynflµd can plausibly have outlived her daughter. In this light, it is significant that on palaeographical grounds, David Dumville has rejected the conventional date of c. 950 for the will, which he considers “speculative and too early” (and that one Wynflµd was still alive in 967).[11]
Married life
The sources do not record the date of ¥lfgifu's marriage to Edmund. The eldest son Eadwig, who had barely reached majority on his accession in 955, may have been born around 940, which gives us only a very rough terminus ante quem for the betrothal. Although as the mother of two future kings, ¥lfgifu proved to be an important royal bed companion, there is no strictly contemporary evidence that she was ever consecrated as queen. In a charter of doubtful authenticity dated 942-946, she attests as the king's concubine (concubina regis).[12] but later in the century ¥thelweard the Chronicler styles her queen (regina).
The remains of the Norman buildings which replaced the earlier ones at Shaftesbury Abbey.
Much of ¥lfgifu's claim to fame derives from her association with Shaftesbury. Her patronage of the community is suggested by a charter of King ¥thelred, dated 984, according to which the abbey exchanged with King Edmund the large estate at Tisbury (Wiltshire) for Butticanlea (unidentified). ¥lfgifu received it from her husband and intended to bequeath it back to the nunnery, but such had not yet come to pass (her son Eadwig demanded that Butticanlea was returned to the royal family first).[13]
¥lfgifu predeceased her husband in 944.[14] In the early 12th century, William of Malmesbury wrote that she suffered from an illness during the last few years of her life, but there may have been some confusion with details of ¥thelgifu's life as recorded in a forged foundation charter of the late 11th or 12th century (see below).[15] Her body was buried and enshrined at the nunnery.[16]
Sainthood
¥lfgifu was venerated as a saint soon after her burial at Shaftesbury. ¥thelweard reports that many miracles had taken place at her tomb up to his day,[17] and these were apparently attracting some local attention. Lantfred of Winchester, who wrote in the 970's and so can be called the earliest known witness of her cult, tells of a young man from Collingbourne (possibly Collingbourne Kingston, Wiltshire), who in the hope of being cured of blindness travelled to Shaftesbury and kept vigil. What led him there was the reputation of “the venerable St ¥lfgifu [...] at whose tomb many bodies of sick person receive medication through the omnipotence of God”.[18] Despite the new prominence of Edward the Martyr as a saint interred at Shaftesbury, her cult continued to flourish in later Anglo-Saxon England, as evidenced by her inclusion in a list of saints' resting places, at least 8 pre-Conquest calendars and 3 or 4 litanies from Winchester.[19]
¥lfgifu is styled a saint (Sancte ¥lfgife) in the D-text of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (mid-11th century) at the point where it specifies Eadwig's and Edgar's royal parentage.[20] Her cult may have been fostered and used to enhance the status of the royal lineage, more narrowly that of her descendants.[21] Lantfred attributes her healing power both to her own merits and those of her son Edgar. It may have been due to her association that in 979 the supposed body of her murdered grandson Edward the Martyr was exhumed and in a spectacular ceremony, received at the nunnery of Shaftesbury, under the supervision of ealdorman ¥lfhere.[22]
According to William of Malmesbury, ¥lfgifu would secretly redeem those who were publicly condemned to severe judgment, she gave expensive clothes to the poor, and she also had prophetic powers as well as powers of healing. [23]
¥lfgifu's fame at Shaftesbury seems to have eclipsed that of its first abbess, King Alfred's daughter ¥thelgifu,[24] so much so perhaps that William of Malmesbury wrote contradictory reports on the abbey's early history. In the Gesta regum, he correctly identifies the first abbess as Alfred's daughter, following Asser, although he gives her the name of ¥lfgifu (Elfgiva),[25] while in his Gesta pontificum, he credits Edmund's wife ¥lfgifu with the foundation.[26] Either William encountered conflicting information, or he meant to say that ¥lfgifu refounded the nunnery.[27] In any event, William would have had access to local traditions at Shaftesbury, since he probably wrote a now lost metrical Life for the community, a fragment of which he included in his Gesta pontificum:[28]
Latin text Translation
Nam nonnullis passa annis morborum molestiam,
defecatam et excoctam Deo dedit animam.
Functas ergo uitae fato beatas exuuias
infinitis clemens signis illustrabat Deitas.
Inops uisus et auditus si adorant tumulum,
sanitati restituti probant sanctae meritum.
Rectum gressum refert domum qui accessit loripes,
mente captus redit sanus, boni sensus locuples
For some years she suffered from illness,
And gave to God a soul that it had purged and purified
When she died, God brought lustre to her blessed remains
In his clemency with countless miracles.
If a blind man or a deaf worship at her tomb,
They are restored to health and prove the saint's merits.
He who went there lame comes home firm of step,
The madman returns sane, rich in good sense.[29]
See also
¥lfgifu of Exeter; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%86lfgifu_of_Exeter | Shaftsbury, Aelfgifu of (I50593)
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Sallie Ann Smith was one of nine children born to George C Smith and Martha Gooch.
Sallie Ann Smith was married first to Edward Yager July 26, 1853 It was her first marriage and his second. They had five children together:
William L (Bud) Yager 1854-1891
Nancy Emory/Nannie E Yager Hill 1856-1931
Frank Reed Yeager 1857-1930
George Benjamin Yager 1859-1946
Martha E Yager 1861-1862
Edward Yager died of "consumption" as the family bible relates. After his death, Sallie moved to Texas with her children. Nannie E Yager had married Russell B Hill in 1870 in Van Buren, Tennessee, and together they made the journey to Texas. You can find them living in Ladonia, Fannin, Texas in the 1880 census. Sallie Ann Smith Yager met James H Cole. ( He had lived in Ladonia with his first wife, Zerelda E Houston and of this union, there were 8 children. She died 30 May 1876, leaving him with four surviving children.) James H Cole and Sallie Ann Yager married 28 Oct 1880 in Ladonia, Fannin, Texas.
HERE IS THE INTERESTING TWIST TO THIS FAMILY:
Sallie Ann Smith Yager's son from her first marriage to Edward Yager -GEORGE BENJAMIN YAGER marries ALICE NELSON COLE (the daughter of James H Cole from his first marriage to Zerelda) 13 Dec 1883 and together they had 15 children...oh, how the garden grows! | Smith, Sarah Ann "Sallie" (I29088)
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Sallie is third wife of George...Warren G. Cantrell
Cemetery marker cites her birthday as 15 Aug 1868...DAH | Cantrell, Sarah Thomas "Sallie" (I7262)
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Sallie Maxie Powell, obituary, "Southern Standard",
abstracted by Margie Tucker. | Source (S40)
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Sallie R. Green
BIRTH 1858
DEATH 1899
BURIAL Thorp Spring Cemetery Thorp Spring, Hood County, Texas, USA
MEMORIAL ID 28184360
Family Members
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Perry Green*
1837–1919
Children
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Sallie Marietta Green Day*
1885–1962
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Fannie O. Fant*
1887–1966
Samuel William Green*
1889–1966
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Mary K. Green Vivrett*
1892–1987
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Perry Roberts Green*
1894–1981
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Ester May Green*
1897–1900
*Calculated Relationship | Green, Sallie R. (I50552)
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Sallie was the daughter of Millus Lafayette and Sallie Poindexter Benson, and the Twin Sister of George Washington Benson. She was born in Green Co., Arkansas and Married James C. Pinnell. She was affectionately referred to as Aunt Sis by all the younger generation. She passed away in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas abt 1928. | Benson, Sarah "Sallie" (I42551)
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Sallie's maiden name was Cooper according to her sons death certificate. It also indicated that she and her husband were born in Gaffney.
maiden name furnished by contributor profile: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46903322
Email address of contributor: robinjmoore@gmail.com | Cooper, Sarah "Sallie" (I39007)
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Sally Mae Cope, Obituary, newspaper unknown. | Source (S6144)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Arnold, Elder Ricky Lynn (I35239)
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Sam & Dorothy Hennessee | Family Group Records | 4 Oct 1991| 1556 Shady Grove Road, Hot Springs, AR 71901 | 501.262.2506 | Source (S1091)
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Sam Broyles | "Descendants of Thomas Hennessee" | 25 Sep 2008 | sam_broyles@hotmail.com | Source (S3003)
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Sam Broyles | 25 Sep 2008 | A Broyles Registry | sam_broyles@hotmail.com | Source (S188)
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Sam Hale, obituary, "Southern Standard", abstracted by Margie Tucker,
Van Buren County Historical Journal, Vol. VII, p. 17;1850 Van Buren Census,
p.19;"WC Cemeteries...3",p.65 | Source (S22500)
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Sam Hennessee emailed this addition of his grandson, October 27th, 2016, sdh007@yahoo.com | Source (S9866)
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Sam Hennessee | Telephone interview | 14 Apr 1991 | Source (S3098)
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Sam Hennessee | Telephone Interview | 29 Jan 2014 | 317.513.4032 | Source (S53148)
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Sam Hennessee, sdh007@yahoo.com, provided this information in his email, Thursday, February 21st, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Saturday, January 5th, 2019 | Source (S13532)
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Sam Hennessee, sdh007@yahoo.com, provided this information in his email, Thursday, February 21st, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Saturday, January 5th, 2019 | Source (S47942)
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Sam Hennessee, sdh007@yahoo.com, supplied this fact Friday, January 4th, 2018, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Friday, January 4th, 2019 | Source (S13523)
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Sam Hennessee, the grandfather, telephoned this event, January 15, 2016, sdh007@yahoo.com | Source (S8910)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hennessee, Louisa Marie (I52427)
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Sam is her 1st cousin...DAH
http://thehennesseefamily.com/relationship.php?altprimarypersonID=&savedpersonID=I7724&secondpersonID=&maxrels=2&disallowspouses=0&generations=30&tree=hennessee&primarypersonID=I7760 | Byars, Elizabeth (I7724)
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Sam J. Albritton, albrittsja@aol.com, submitted a partial pedigree and is the source of this person, place, event or date, August 27th, 2018, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the website, www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Tuesday, August 28th, 2018 | Source (S13105)
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Sam Jones Albritton
BIRTH 5 Mar 1933
Tennessee, USA
DEATH 7 Jul 2005 (aged 72)
Alabama, USA
BURIAL
Greenview Memorial Gardens
Forest Hills, Lauderdale County, Alabama, USA
PLOT Garden of Rest
MEMORIAL ID 96387794 · View Source
Dr. Sam Jones Albritton Jr., age 72, of Florence, Ala., passed away in Birmingham on July 7 after a brief illness.Dr. Albritton was born at home, on the beautiful Cumberland Plateau in McMinnville, Tenn., on March 5, 1933. He was the son of the late Martha Little and Dr. Sam Jones Albritton. His early years, when he was known as "Sammy," were filled with weekly visits to Sparta, Tenn., to visit his mother's family and numerous trips to Camden, Ala., to visit his father's family and his many cousins.
He graduated from Castle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon, Tenn., and continued his education with a degree from the University of the South -- Sewanee.
In 1953, while attending Sewanee, Dr. Albritton met his bride of 49 years, Mary Brooks McKenzie Albritton, of Chattanooga, Tenn. Their love and commitment was formalized when they married Aug. 27, 1955. Later that fall, they moved to Memphis, Tenn., where he attended the University of Tennessee Dental School. After graduation, Dr. Albritton joined his father's dental practice in McMinnville, Tenn., and practiced with him for two years. From 1960-62, he fulfilled his commitment to his country with service in the Air Force as a dentist at Kelly AFB, San Antonio, Texas.
In 1962, Dr. Albritton purchased his first cousin's (Dr. Hill Barnett) dental practice in Florence, Ala. He retained the practice in the North Florence business community for more than 40 years.Just as his father who practiced dentistry for 58 years, Dr. Albritton served the dental needs of several generations of families. He was known to make house calls, meet patients outside office hours and never one to deny someone who needed dental care by accepting barter goods for services. Dr. Albritton enjoyed the good fortune of a dedicated professional staff that stayed with him many years.Dr. Albritton and his wife raised four children in a loving and Christian environment. They include, Sam Jones Albritton III (Michelle), Knoxville, Tenn., Kathleen Albritton Fittro (Todd), Bradenton, Fla., William Brooks Albritton (Avery), Germantown, Tenn., and Martha Albritton Furio (Jim), Homewood, Ala.; grandchildren include, Sam Dr. Albritton was proud to be the 12th generation Albritton born in America and honored to have 11 ancestors who served in combat for American Independence in the Revolutionary War. These ancestors, along with others who fought in the French and Indian War, Creek War, War of 1812, War Between the States, Mexican American War, and his father, who served as a second lieutenant and earned combat decoration with a Purple Heart in World War I, provided him with his heritage of service to our country.In Dr. Albritton's early years, he worked as a disc jockey in his mother's radio station, WMMT, McMinnville and WSMT, Sparta, Tenn. He played football at Castle Heights Military Academy and often told stories of playing with and against World War II veterans. At the University of The South, he developed his golf game and later toured with the Air Force National Golf Team. He was an avid deer hunter and in 2004-05 had his best year of hunting in Camden, Ala., with his sons, relatives and friends. He was instrumental in the formation of the YMCA in Florence, Ala., the establishment of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity at the University of North Alabama, and the establishment of Turtle Point Yacht and Country Club as a charter member. He was a prior member of Kiwanis, a regional officer of the Alabama Treasure Forestry Commission, a member of the Alabama Dental Society and a member of the Tennessee Society of the Sons of the Revolution. Dr. Albritton was a 37-year active member of First Presbyterian Church in Florence, where he served as a deacon for six years and elder for 18 years.Dr. Albritton was never one to slow down. He enjoyed many years spent at his lake home and hunting camp with family and friends. He was a man of many friends and had a keen sense of humor. Gentle and cheerful by nature, he drew people to him by the warmth of his personality and kept their friendship through his lifetime. His generosity and helpfulness were often unknown to the public but touched the lives of a great number of people. For those in need, he was unable to say no. He lived with zest and enthusiasm enjoying his life and the lives of those around him. He loved his family and took great pride and satisfaction in his children. In return, his children gave him great love and loyalty. He will always be remembered by those who knew him, and greatly missed by those who loved him.A family graveside service will be Sunday, July 10, at Greenview Cemetery in Florence, Ala. The Rev. Larry Baskin will officiate. Elkins Funeral Home is handling arrangements. A service to celebrate the life of Dr. Sam Jones Albritton Jr. will be at a later date at First Presbyterian Church, Florence, Ala. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to First Presbyterian Church, 224 E. Mobile St., Florence, AL 35630..
Published in Florence Times Daily on July 10, 2005
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Sam Jones Albritton
1895–1991
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Martha Little Albritton
1903–1990
end of biography | Albritton, Dr. Sam Jones Jr. (I51793)
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Sam Jones Albritton, Sr
BIRTH 16 Nov 1895
DEATH 22 Jun 1991 (aged 95)
BURIAL
Greenview Memorial Gardens
Forest Hills, Lauderdale County, Alabama, USA
PLOT Garden of Rest
MEMORIAL ID 54613574 · View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 2
FLOWERS 1
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Spouse
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Martha Little Albritton
1903–1990
Children
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Sam Jones Albritton
1933–2005
Inscription
Purple Heart US Army WWI
end of profile | Albritton, Sam Jones Sr. (I51795)
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Sam Judkins, obituary, "Southern Standard", July 17, 1991
abstracted by Margie Tucker | Source (S22233)
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Sam McGee, obituary, "Southern Standard", abstracted by Margie Tucker. | Source (S2774)
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Sam Neal Allen, obituary, "The Southern Standard", June 15, 1977,
abstracted by Margie Tucker. | Source (S21031)
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Sam was a Confederate Veteran
Married 23 of Oct. 1846 in Washington Co. Ark. Havana Hunt & Samuel Hanna
1900 Census
Hanna,"Samule" b. Jan. 1826 KY
Hanna, Sarah b. Aug. 1848 TN | Hanna, Samuel A. (I29789)
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Sam Womack, telephone interview, 28 Lakeland, McMinnville,TN 37110,
tel: 615/668-4954 | Source (S26575)
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Samantha Cammishie “Cammish” Gammill Harmon Phillips
BIRTH 24 Nov 1848
Hardin County, Tennessee, USA
DEATH 17 Feb 1917 (aged 68)
Savannah, Hardin County, Tennessee, USA
BURIAL
Mount Zion Cemetery
Hardin County, Tennessee, USA Show Map
MEMORIAL ID 97595561 · View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 1
FLOWERS 1
Daughter of Archibald Gammill and Elizabeth Long. She married Peter Harmon in 1867 in Hardin County, Tennessee. They had 6 sons who survived infancy: William Columbus Harmon, Thomas Newton Harmon, George Franklin, Oliver Arch Harmon, Oscar Monroe Harmon and Jay Hugh Harmon. After Peter's death in 1880, Cammish married Press P Phillips on 12 August 1886 in Hardin County, Tennessee.
Family Members
Parents
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Archibald Gammill
1825–1893
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Elizabeth Long Gammill
1829–1899
Spouses
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Peter Harmon
1842–1880 (m. 1867)
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Press P Phillips
1852–1934 (m. 1886)
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Isaac Franklin Gammill
1851–1929
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Sarah Elizabeth Gammill Couch
1856–1936
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Mose Birdwick Gammill
1860–1937
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Carey Columbus Gammill
1865–1936
Children
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William Columbus Harmon
1868–1943
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Thomas Newton Harmon
1870–1936
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Oliver Arch Harmon
1875–1927
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Oscar Monroe Harmon
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Samantha Cammishie “Cammish” Gammill Harmon Phillips
BIRTH 24 Nov 1848
Hardin County, Tennessee, USA
DEATH 17 Feb 1917 (aged 68)
Savannah, Hardin County, Tennessee, USA
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Daughter of Archibald Gammill and Elizabeth Long. She married Peter Harmon in 1867 in Hardin County, Tennessee. They had 6 sons who survived infancy: William Columbus Harmon, Thomas Newton Harmon, George Franklin, Oliver Arch Harmon, Oscar Monroe Harmon and Jay Hugh Harmon. After Peter's death in 1880, Cammish married Press P Phillips on 12 August 1886 in Hardin County, Tennessee.
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Same age: 'Delila C.' enumerated in the 1850 DeKalb census, "Samantha",
not listed. | West, Samantha D. (I4199)
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Same name & age enumerated in 1870 Warren Census, p. 83, married to
a "Martha"...DAH. | Bryant, Joseph C(ummings) (I7299)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hennessee, Richard Allen Jr. (I1654)
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Sammons,Preston L.:Pedigree;psam2000@pacbell.net;30 Dec 2000 | Source (S19351)
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Sampson Bethel (1750 - 1806), Ancestors, Descendants & Biography, https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bethel-26, This person, place, event, location, document or photo was abstracted or parsed by David A. Hennessee, http://thehennesseefamily.com/getperson.php?personID=I3&tree=hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the this website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Sunday, January 5th, 2020 | Source (S15061)
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Sampson Bethell (b. 10 Jul 1750, m 24 Aug 1773, in Rockingham, NC, Mary Cantrell, b. 4 Dec 1754, New Castle, DE, d. 1820, Liberty, DeKalb, TN. Sampson died 10 Feb 1806, Warren, TN)
Sible Floyd Bethel listed Constance Sampson as the wife of William Bethell and mother of Sampson. He also surmised that the line of James of 1635, ran to William, to John, to Samuel, to William (& Constance Sampson), to Sampson. It is more likely that it is William, to John, to William (the brother of Samuel), to William (& Jean Hurst) to Sampson.*
The following is from a September 23, 1992, letter from Tommy Webb. "My information on the parents of Sampson Bethell came primarily from Mr. John P. Bethel of Des Arc, Arkansas, in 1980. He had done a vast amount of research, hired genealogists, etc., and had lots of documentary evidence to support that William Bethell and Jean Hurst were the parents of Peggy, William Samuel and Sampson (and possibly John, Martha and Elizabeth). John P. Bethel did not state positively who the father of William Bethell (m. Jean Hurst) was, but he thought it was William (1676-1750) the son of John Bethell (1655-1707). I likewise subscribe to this theory, but I acknowledge it to be only theory. John P. Bethel had the records of Augusta and other Virginia counties searched, and no evidence was found of a Constance Sampson anywhere. S. F. Bethel does not present any evidence either. Perhaps further information will eventually turn up to clarify this." ...The Early Bethells and Their Descendants 1635-1994, Carol Garde, Jim Garde, p. 28
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Samuel Andrew Fant
3 June 1923 – 27 June 1980 • 9KBJ-C83?
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Clonts, Judith Elaine "Elaine" (I12118)
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Samuel Branch/Peggy Willis VA/NC m. 1812
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Posted by: Mary Kay ArmstrongDate: July 30, 2001 at 20:37:06
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Looking for info on Samuel Branch b. about 1794 in VA. Moved to NC at some point
(to Burke Co.) Married Margaret "Peggy Ann" Willis 12-26-1812 per marriage bond.
They had a son, James M. Branch b. about 1818 who m. Mary Ann Clontz b. about
1832?.
James and Mary Branch had a daughter, Laura Ann who m. David William Lloyd
7-28-1897 in Morganton, NC.
Does anyone relate to this family? Who were Samuel's parents and sibs. Who were
the sibs of James M.?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
MK
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Re: Samuel Branch/Peggy Willis VA/NC m. 1812 Rick Branch 8/04/01
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Samuel Cantrell was the son of Reuben Cantrell of New Castle, PA. He was a 5th generation descendant of Richard Cantril of Derbyshire England who came to America about 1682. Samuel married Mary Lou Giles and fathered at least 11 children, many of whom settled in Western NC and Northern Greenville Co. SC | Cantrell, Samuel (I4085)
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Samuel Denton 1631-1713
Samuel DENTON was born in 1631 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England. Christened on 29 May 1631 in Coley Chapel, Halifax, England. Died on 20 Mar 1713 in Hempstead, Long Island, NY.
Samuel was listed on the 1673 Dutch Census at Hempstead, NY and owned property in Hempstead from 1662 and lived in the area most of his life. Transactions in 1703 show that he owned slaves. In 1685, he was reported to be owning 240 acres of land.
The 1698 Census at Hempstead, NY lists six of his nine children.
"New York Surrogate 8-305: Adm. Samuel Denton, late of Hempstead, intestate March 20, 1713 to his sons Samuel and Jonas." Papers filed with the clerk in Court of Appeals, Albany, NY named a daughter, "Hannah, wife of Thomas Treadwell," also spelled Tredwell.
From the "Tennessee Valley Historical Review:" Hempstead town records show that Samuel Denton and others took up land, 50 acres each, on the same terms as the first proprietors. In 1663, jointly with Thomas Rushmour, Samuel Denton obtained all rights and privileges upon Matthew Garrison's Neck and at Mattinacock, from Jeremy Wood of Hempstead.
On April 18, 1665, John Smith of Hempstead sold to "my son-in-law Samuel Denton" certain lands. In 1698 he was called Samuel Denton, Senior. A deed of gifts from Samuel Denton of Hempstead, Yeoman, in consideration of "paternal love and affection I have and do bear toward my well-beloved son James Denton of Hempstead, Yeoman" to land within the township of Hempstead.
December 16, 1710.
The date of Samuel's inventory was March 15, 1713 and was taken by Obediah Volintine and James Serion. "March 10, 1713, Hempstead. Mary Denton ye widdow and Relict of Samuel Denton, late of Hempstead in Queens County, doth for divers good causes and consideration hereunto moving, refuses to administer upon the estate of her deceased husband, Samuel Denton." So the administration was granted to Samuel and Jonas Denton, sons of said deceased. The records pertaining to the administration of the estate clearly show receipts from the children calling each by name. Therefore we have a definite list of the children of Samuel and Mary Smith Denton.
From Genelogical Data from Inventories of NY Estates 1666-1825 by Kenneth Scott and James Owne. "Denton, Samuel of Hempstead, Queens Co., yeoman - Renunciation (20 March 1713/4) of Mary Denton of her right to administer the estate of her dec'd husband in favor of his sons, Samuel and Jonas Denton.
Her renunciation was witnessed by Jacob Smith and John Sprague. Inventory (15 March 1713/4) taken and appraised by Obadiah Volentine and James Searing, by order of Col. John. Jackson, J.P.
The chief item was a negro boy and girl (90 Pounds) and a Negro man listed as 'worth nothing.' Account of Samuel and Jonas Denton, administrators, records the following payments to heirs of the dec'd.:
to Mary Denton (Widow of the dec'd.)
to Peter Smith (Son of Mary Ellison, dec'd who was a daughter of the intestate),
to Joseph Robinson and Jane his wife (who was a daughter of the dec'd.,
to Jonathan Seaman and Elizabeth his wife (a daughter of the intestate),
to Abraham Denton (son of the intestate, to James Denton (son of the intestate),
to Thomas Beadwell and Hannah his wife (a daughter of the intestate),
to Robert Mitchell and Phoebe his wife (a daughter of the intestate),
to Ezekiel Smith and Martha his wife (a daughter of the intestate) and
to Jonas Denton (a son of the intestate)."
He married Mary Rock SMITH in 1654 in Hempstead, Long Island, NY.
Mary Rock SMITH was born on 20 Jul 1630 in Dorchester, Suffolk, MA. Died on 15 Mar 1713 in after in Hempstead, Queens, NY.
They had the following children:
Samuel II DENTON
Jonas DENTON
Benjamin DENTON was born in 1660
Mary Ellison DENTON
Jane DENTON
*Abraham DENTON Sr.
James DENTON
Phoebe DENTON
Hannah DENTON
Martha DENTON
Elizabeth DENTON | Denton, Admiral Samuel (I16665)
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Samuel Givens Evetts JR. fought at the Battle of Bexar where he was wounded by a gun shot to the face.
He also fought at the Battle of San Jacinto.
He married Mary Phebe Dodson Allen 1 Jan 1839 in Austin Texas. They were the parents of 8 children.
Frances A - 23 Sept 1839 - 3 Oct 1860
Susan B - 1840 - 1869 - mar. John M (Jack) Johnston
George M 28 Jul 1842 - 1 Apr 1866
Samuel H - 1844 - 1879
Mary Ann 12 Dec 1845 - 9 Jun 1913
William Milton - 1 Jan 1848 - 25 Apr 1882
Mariah - abt 1849 - marred James W Johnston
Thomas F - 27 Jun 1856 - 26 Oct 1929
It is interesting to note that Mary Phebe had two children by her 1st marriage that also married Johnston brothers and a sister. | Evett, Samuel Givens Jr. (I40294)
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Samuel Green
BIRTH 9 Jun 1793 York County, South Carolina, USA
DEATH 20 Sep 1857 Maxwellborn, Calhoun County, Alabama, USA
BURIAL Green Family Cemetery Maxwellborn, Calhoun County, Alabama, USA
MEMORIAL ID 16026739
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Jacob Nathaniel Green
1767–1840
Frances Sarah Eaker Green
1770–1840
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Sarah Marietta Roberts Green*
1804–1873
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Mary Green Wood*
1798–1879
Lucissa Green Whisenant*
1807–1889
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Jacob Ross Green*
1810–1875
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Abraham B. Green*
1803–1879
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Susannah Green Wood*
1805–1878
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Rufus Sydney Green*
1822–1886
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Jacob R. Green*
1825–1893
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Fannie A. Green Stewart*
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Perry Green*
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Abraham P. Green*
1844–1928
*Calculated Relationship | Green, Samuel (I22553)
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Samuel Hand Byars, obituary, "Southern Standard", abstracted by Margie Tucker. | Source (S22383)
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Samuel Higginbotham was a Rev. Soldier. He was the son of Aaron Higginbotham and Clara Graves, the dau. of Francis Graves. He m. Jane Satterwhite of Essex Co., VA in 1772. Jane was the dau. of John Satterwhite. Samuel was a member of, and a Vestryman of, Christ Church in Lexington Parish, Amherst Co., VA. Samuel's Rev. War service is well documented in many books. They were in Elbert Co., GA by 1792. Samuel had died by Feb. 1803 when the Court met in Elbert Co., GA. | Higginbotham, Captain Samuel (I20718)
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Samuel Hillhouse (wife Ann Hillhouse)
Born 1707 FreeHall Londonderry Northern Ireland
Passed on 8/17/1782 (per registered NC will) SAMUEL HILLIS WAS BORN IN 1707,IN FREEHALL,DERRY IRELAND, TO JOHN AND RACHEL HILLHOUSE (JOHN 1655-1716)-(RACHEL 1667-1716).SAMUEL HILLIS WAS ABOUT 9 YEARS OLD WHEN HIS PARENTS DIED.
SAMUEL CAME TO AMERICA AS A YOUNG MAN LANDING IN PENNSYLVANIA. HE MEET AND MARRIED ANN LUCKEY, THE DAUGHTER OF ROBERT AND ISABLE LUCKEY OF LANCASTER CO. PENNSYLVANIA.The first time I find samuel hillis' name in print,is in the will of Robert luckey Ann hillis' father, in that he states that he leaves to his daughter ann the wife of samuel hillis,five shillings. ON THE 13th DAY OF APRIL 1754 ANN (LUCKEY ) HILLISES FATHER ROBERT LUCKEY WROTE HIS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT,HE PAST AWAY THE 21st DAY OF NOV 1757,AFTER HIS DEATH SAMUEL ,ANN AND MEMBERS OF THE LUCKEY FAMILY SET OUT FOR " THE IRISH SETTELMENT" IN ROWAN CO. north carolina. I belive that samuel and ann hillis' sons Robert and sampson were either born in pennsylvania,or on the way to north carolina,because I don't find any record of samuel till he is granted land in north carolinain 1761. WITH SAMPSON BEING BORN IN 1753, AND ROBERT BEING BORN IN 1755.
The book the carolina cradle by Robert w. Ramsey states that the will of robert luckey, written in 1754in the martic township, lancaster co. pennsylvania, referred to sons hugh,john, andrew, james, robert and samuel and to daughters isbel the wife of william sleven, and ann the wife of samuel hillis. also mentioned was agnes luckey the wife of robert pendry. By 1762 john luckey,john luckey jr., joseph luckey, robert luckey,samuel luckey,william luckey, william sleven, alexander pendry and samuel hillis were all residents of the Irish settlement.
Arriving by way of the shenandoah valley from pennsylvania and maryland,these avid scotch-irish presbyterians settled in the western part of the present rowan co.(26 counties were finally carved out of the original county, the present county taking its shape in 1840). About this time the eastern part of the county was settled by germans of the reformed faith. Both groups kept strictly to themselves for over a hundred years.
THE COUNTY RECORDS OF ROWAN CO. NORTH CAROLINA (BOOK 5-PAGE 78) REVEALS THAT ON DECEMBER 21,1761 SAMUEL HILLIS AND MEMBERS OF THE LUCKEY FAMILY WERE GRANTED LAND IN ROWAN CO. NC BY THE EARL OF GRANVILLE;. SAMUEL HILLIS WAS GRANTED 640 ACRES OF LAND DESCRIBED AS BEING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF SECOND CREEK . THIS SECTION OF LAND WAS PAID FOR AT THE RATE OF TEN SHILLINGS FOR EACH 100 ACRES OF LAND,OR $7.80 FOR THE ENTIRE 640 ACRES.
AT THIS TIME IN ROWAN CO. NORTH CAROLINA MANY PEOPLE WERE DIVDED ON THE SUBJECT OF INDEPENDENCE. KING GEORGE HAD MANY LOYAL FOLLOWERS IN THE COLONIES; HOWEVER THE SCOTCH-IRISH IN EVERY COMMUNITY WERE ALMOST TO THE MAN FOR INDEPENDENCE. THEY HAD SUFFERED MUCH FROM BRITISH OPPRESSION IN IRELAND AND HAD COME TO AMERICA, THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE RELIGIOUS AND CIVIL LIBERTY.
All five of samuel hillis' sons Sampson, robert, john, samuel jr. and palser all fought in the war.Sampson fought in the continental line-revolutionary war. robert fought with co. B under gen. griffith rutherford army of north carolina and under col.francis locke reg. comm. and with capt.w.m wilson. samuel jr. fought under griffith rutherford 10th regiment of the continental army at the age of 16 yrs. john hillis served under capt. bell and was present when cornwallis surrender, and served under capt. hyskill. his brother palser also served in the war.
In 1782 samuel hillis wrote his last will and testimony, samuel hillis died August 7, 1782 he is buired in the cemetery of the Thyateria presbyterian church at mt. ulla in the mill bridge area of rowan co. north carolina.(ann luckey hillis is not buired beside him).
IN HIS WILL SAMUEL HILLIS STATED THAT HE KNEW HE WAS WAS VERY SICK OF BODY BUT OF PERFECT MIND AND MEMORY, AND WHILE BEING IN THIS CONDITION, HE WONTED TO DISPOSE OF HIS WORLDLY POSSESSIONS AS FOLLOWS;
to his loving wife ann he bequeathed three cows,her mare, spinning wheel, bed clothes, and possession of the farm for her lifetime.
to my son sampson, one-third of the farm,the plow,mall and wedges, and one cow.
to my son samuel jr. ,one-third of the farm, the family house and improvements, three cows,mare.
to my son robert, one-third of the farm.
to my daughter elizabeth, her mare and saddle,three cows, her bed and furniture.
to my daughter ann, her white mare.
to my daughter martha, five shillings in hard cash.(65 cents)
in addition, samuel asked that he be giving a decent christian burial.
samuel didn't mention john or palser in his will.I belive john and palser left rowan co. north carolina in september of 1779,with Daniel Boone when he lead a large party of emigrants to kentucky.
NOW THAT THE WAR WAS OVER, AND SAMUEL SR. WAS DEAD,SAMUEL JR. HIS MOTHER,BROTERS AND SISTERS DISPOSED OF THE FAMILY FARM AND MOVED. THIS MOVED OCCURRED ABOUT 1786 AND TOOK THEM TO FAYETTE COUNTY ,KENTUCKY. | Hillis, Samuel The Immigrant (I2766)
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Samuel left Minnie Jane and started a whole other family. | Hillis, Samuel Levander (I22343)
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Samuel Lipman, 60, a pianist and critic who was publisher of the New Criterion, a conservative journal of the arts, died of leukemia Saturday in New York City. In 1982, Mr. Lipman became publisher of the New Criterion. Previously, he had been known chiefly as a concert pianist and the music critic of Commentary magazine, but he soon became a leader in the neo-conservative movement, writing and lecturing on political and cultural subjects. Four years ago, as the moderator of a symposium on intellectuals in public life, Mr. Lipman deplored the disappearance of intellectuals from government. "One would have to go back to the 1920s, to the Coolidge and Harding administrations, to find a time when intellectuals were as absent from public life as they are today," he said. | Lipman, Samuel (I35090)
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Samuel Magness was born about 1716, probably in Frederick County Virginia. he is thought to have married first about 1784 Mary Morgan, and second by 1800 Nancy Ragin. Nancy and Samuel signed a deed on 22 january 1800, recorded in Greenville Co., SC Deed Book E, page 405. By 1790 Samuel Magness was living in Greenville County, South Carolina with a son and two daughters; by 1800 he had five daughters and three sons. On 3 May 1792 Samuel had a land transaction recorded in Greenville County Deed Book C, page 436. Samuel was still living in Breenville County on December 19, 1817, when he sold his share of the William magness estate to his brother-in-law, John Roberts, for $625. (27) Nevertheless, he joined his three brothers in 1819 in a lawsuit over William’s personal property. (28) Samuel Magness is thought to have moved to Arkansas about 1828, first to Independence County, then to marion County. On 15 August 1829 he made a deed as Samuel Magness of the Territory of Arkansas, County of Independence. (29) Samuel Magness died in Marion County, Arkansas, in 1831. His wife Nancy died there in 1841. Samuel had several children by his two wives; some of their names are not known.
I. James Magness, b. 25 May 1789 South Carolina, died 2 Aug. 1872 Marion Co., Arkansas. married 22 July 1813 in South Carolina to Narcissa Barnett, b. 12 Feb. 1796 SC, died 26 May 1862 in marion Co., Arkansas.
II. Joseph Magness, born about 1790 South Carolina, died 1840’s Marion Co., Arkansas, married Martha (Patsy) Springfield in South Carolina.
III. Perry Green Magness, born about 1801 Greenville Co., SC, married Jane -----. Lived Union Co., Ga 1850, later in Polk Co., Tn., and died after 1880, probably in Fannin Co., Ga. (both James and Perry Green are mentioned as sons of Samuel Magness in Greenville Co., SC Deed Book Q, page 86.)
IV. Elizabeth (Betty) Magness born about 1810 SC, died 14 July 1889 in Independence Co., Arkansas, married there on 20 Sept. 1829 to Washington Bradley.
Other Possible children of Samuel:
V. David Y. Magness, born 1785 NC
VI. Mary Magness, married ------ Johnson.
VII. Robert Magness, born about 1809, possibly married Sally Wherle.
VIII. Daughter who married John Owens | Magness, Samuel (I32167)
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Samuel married Mary Ann Grace in Jefferson County, Georgia on 4 May 1854.
Parents: William G Wilcher and Nancy Grace Wilcher.
Children: William Gray, Jeremiah B, Jefferson D, John J, Mary Ann and Lula
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1788–1865
Nancy Grace Wilcher
1790–1880
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William Grey Wilcher
1855–1906
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Mary Ann Wilcher Classens
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1872–1958
end of profile | Wilcher, Samuel Thomas (I43388)
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Samuel may come from this line...DAH
http://www.tngenweb.org/bbs/dekalb/webbbs/queries/index.cgi?read=542
James C. Malone
Posted By: Bob Malone,
Date: Wednesday, 3 January 2007, at 4:37 p.m.
My name is Bobby G. Malone and I am eagerly awaiting the results of my YDNA test which Family Tree tells me should be completed on or before January 17. I would like to hear from any one who has the DNA test done or is thinking about the test.
To get a head start on the YDNA results, I am listing my Malone ancestors along with some branch families by marriage in hopes of finding new relatives.
My line is from Dekalb County, TN.
My great-great Grandfather was Samuel Malone who married Annie Chapman.
My Great Grandfather was James Cecil Malone, b 1826, d 1926, who married Frankie Elizabeth Askew b 1831, d 1938.
My Grandfather was William Franklin Malone b 1863 d 1936 who married Eliza Jane Ayers b 1870, d 1936.
My Father was Willie Clarence Malone b 1895, d 1985 who married Mamie Lee Sandlin b 1898, d 1985 .
Some other branch families beginning with James Cecil and Frankie are: Cooper, Williams, Jenkins, Keith, Walls, Gogarty, Cates, Crook, Sandlin, Taylor, Nixon, Curtis, Drewery, Skirlock, Moore, Martin, Trammel, Denton, Adamson and others
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Samuel Odell I formerly O'Dell
Born 1663 in Rye, Westchester Co, New York
ANCESTORS ancestors
Son of William Odell Jr. and Sarah (Vowles) Odell
Brother of Ann (Odell) Turner, Sarah Odell, Jan (Odel) Odell, Hachaliah Odell, Isaac Odell, Jonathan Odell, Michael Odell and Stephen Odell
Husband of Elizabeth Patience (Unknown) Odell — married 1688 in Rye, Westchester County, New York
Husband of Elizabeth Patience (Tandy) Odell — married 1689 in Rye, Westchester, New York
DESCENDANTS descendants
Father of Samuel Odell II, Jonathan (O'dell) Odell and Mary Sarah (O'Dell) Denton
Died about 1720 in Fordham Manor, New York
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Samuel was born in 1663. He passed away about 1720.
1684 Feb. 20. Rec'd Deed of land from his father William @ Rye N.Y..- NYGBR V. 57.
1688 NY, Samuel O'Dell, born 1663 NY, married Patience born 1663.[1]
1693 Samuel Odell disputed lands claimed by heirs of Jonathan Vowles, ( Samuel's mother's brother. )
1697 Samuel & Patience sold their home lot and house to Daniel Brondage.- NYGBR V. 49.
1700 April, 30. Samuel Odell of Rye, Fairfield Conn. sold to Samuel Lyon of Greenwich alottiment of land which is belonging to my honoured father William Odell. NYGBR V. 57.
1700 May 27 Samuel Odell sold to Abraham Smith a piece of land on the west side of White Plains ( now Broadway ) which he inherited from his father William Odell. -NYGBR V. 49. This purchase is to be divided and laids out "fomierly my honoured father William Odell. NYGBR V. 57.
June 28, 1716. N.Y. Council Minutes. Vol. 11. P 357, Patition of Samuel Odell per. (land papers 6:146 ) patent for southmost part of a certain island called Monussen lying between the town of Rye in the county of Westchester and the sound containing 150 acres of land.
July 14, 1720. N.Y. Council Minutes Vol. 12 Samuel Odell having entered a caveat against the Patent of Daniel Purdy.
July 26, 1720. Called before the council. Vol. 12 p. 136. and land papers vol 7, p 190.
July 28, 1720. Land papers Vol. 8, p. 7. Affidavit of Samuel Odell and Patience, his wife. in relation to southwest part of certain Island called Maunsting Island lying between the town of Rye in the county of Westchester and the sound containing about 1,050 acres, conveyed by Jonathan Vowles to the said Odells. Westchester Deed Liber F. p74. May 11, 1697. Recorded 1726.
Mar. 13, 1721 A royal patent was granted to Samuel Odell.
"Ancestral File", database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MW4N-8SC : entry for Samuel O'DELL.
U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700 Book states DOB as 1697 in stead of date of marriage 1697, (this may not be a valid date or source). This has to be Samuel's son, Samuel. You may want to delete this source.
Find A Grave: Memorial #172436589 This states Elizabeth Patience Tompkins O'Dell as his spouse, DOB 22 Feb 1666. FAG # 172436514.
Descendants of John Odell by James O'Dell https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE4530264&from=fhd
History of Odell name
Last name at birth for William should be Odell, not O'Dell. William and his descendants were all born with the last name of Odell until at least 1860. It wasn't until Irish immigrants started arriving that the name started to be misspelled as O'Dell. Census takers and others started the misspelling thinking that any name that started with an O & D, must be Irish and should have an apostrophe. But Odell is not Irish, it is English and should not be spelled that way. Eventually, some Odells who had their names misspelled, started using the apostrophe version. And their descendants all used O'Dell. To verify this, I did a last name search for the Census of 1860. There are about 5,000 Odells in that census. I could not find any of them who spelled the name with an apostrophe. Then I checked the 1910 Census, and there were about 800 people who now used O'Dell, the rest still used Odell. Probably more started using O'Dell after 1910. Added by Thomas Odell 1/6/2019
Sources
? U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900: Marriage to Patience U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
end of this biography | O'Dell, Samuel (I27815)
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Samuel Odell, Cemetery Profile, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/172436589, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Tuesday, February 5th, 2019 | Source (S13639)
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Samuel Ottison Moore
1805 – November 1879 • LX3G-WTL ?
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1805
Tennessee
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White, Tennessee, United States
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1860
District No 4, White, Tennessee, United States
1870
Tennessee, United States
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Samuel Ottison Moore
1805–1879 • LX3G-WTL ?
Melissa Fisher
1808–1876 • L9P6-M2X ?
Marriage: 2 November 1826
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Tabitha Moore
1827–1904 • KN4M-488 ?
Nancy Moore
1830–1885 • KFYL-PFJ ?
James B. Moore
1832–Deceased • LH8L-VYL ?
Alford Moore
1835–1863 • KNSV-14C ?
Indiman Benjamin Moore
1838–1863 • KN3G-4M8 ?
Amanda Moore
1838–Deceased • KNSJ-HCS ?
George W Moore
1840–1923 • LTVD-CL2 ?
Ozias Denton Moore
1844–1914 • LZX6-QP7 ?
Samuel Moore
1847–Deceased • 9V3Q-QD5 ?
William Garrett Moore
1849–1917 • L49K-12S ?
Mary Frances Moore
1852–1890 • KVNC-DF7 ?
Parents and Siblings
Samuel Alexander Moore
1770–1845 • LC8J-DQY ?
Nancy Mourning Denton
1770–1885 • LDTG-3MN ?
Marriage: 1797
White, Tennessee, United States
Denton Moore
1797–1873 • LDQP-RLW ?
Alexander Moore
1800–1857 • LYX4-JVB ?
Orpha Moore
1802–1879 • L4WR-CQ6 ?
Mary " Polly" Moore
1803–1866 • MT3X-2GL ?
Nancy Clarissa Moore
1803–1881 • KJZV-XZ5 ?
Samuel Ottison Moore
1805–1879 • LX3G-WTL ?
Indimeon Benjamin Moore
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Madison Lee Moore
1811–1864 • L9CF-BC8 ?
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Samuel Moore, "United States Census, 1850"
Samuel A Moore, "United States Census, 1860"
Ott Moore in entry for Dee Moore, "Tennessee Death Records, 1914-1963"
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| Moore, Samuel Ottison (I13326)
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Samuel Ottison Moore
BIRTH 1805
White County, Tennessee, USA
DEATH 1870 (aged 64–65)
White County, Tennessee, USA
BURIAL Unknown
MEMORIAL ID 37348960 · View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 0
FLOWERS 1
his children James,Samuel, Amanda
Family Members
Parents
Samuel Alexander Moore
1770–1845
Nancy Mourning Denton Moore
1776–1855
Spouse
Melissa Fisher Moore
1808–1876
Siblings
Denton Moore
1797–1873
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Alexander Moore
1800–1857
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Alixanda Moore
1800–1857
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Mary Polly Moore Franks
1803 – unknown
Indenmon Benjamin Moore
1807–1859
Madison Lee Moore
1811–1864
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William Garrett Moore
1849–1917
Children
Tabitha Moore Swindell
1827–1904
Nancy Moore Gleason
1830–1885
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Nancy Moore Gleeson
1830–1885
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George W Moore
1840–1923
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O D Moore
1844–1914
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William Moore
1849–1931
Mary Frances Moore Bright
1852–1891
end of profile | Moore, Samuel Ottison (I13326)
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Samuel Turner deceased had 7 children: William Turner, John Turner, Mathias Turner, Elias Turner, James Turner, Samuel Turner, and Polly Price wife of Benjamin Price. All lived out of the State in 1836. | Turner, Samuel (I44091)
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| 41560 |
Samuel Watson (1715 - 1790), Profile, http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-8885, This person, place, event, location, document or photo was abstracted or parsed by David A. Hennessee, http://thehennesseefamily.com/getperson.php?personID=I3&tree=hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the this website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Monday, December 16th, 2019 | Source (S6523)
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| 41561 |
Samuel Watson (1715 - 1790), Profile, http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-8885, This person, place, event, location, document or photo was abstracted or parsed by David A. Hennessee, http://thehennesseefamily.com/getperson.php?personID=I3&tree=hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the this website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Monday, December 16th, 2019 | Source (S15002)
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Samuel Watson (1715 - 1790), Profile, http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Watson-8885, This person, place, event, location, document or photo was abstracted or parsed by David A. Hennessee, http://thehennesseefamily.com/getperson.php?personID=I3&tree=hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the this website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Monday, December 16th, 2019 | Source (S15003)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hennessee, David Claude (I1174)
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Sancho III (1134 – 31 August 1158), called the Desired (el Deseado),[1] was King of Castile and Toledo for one year, from 1157 to 1158. He was the son of Alfonso VII of Leâon and Castile and his wife Berenguela of Barcelona, and was succeeded by his son Alfonso VIII. During the Reconquista, in which he took an active part, he founded the Order of Calatrava.[2] His nickname due to his position as the first child of his parents, born after eight years of childless marriage.
Life
He was the eldest son of King Alfonso VII of Leâon and Castile and Berengaria of Barcelona.[3] During his father's reign, he appears as "king of Nâajera" as early as 1149. His father's will partitioned the kingdom between his two sons: Sancho inherited the kingdoms of Castile and Toledo, and Ferdinand inherited Leâon.[4] The two brothers had just signed a treaty when Sancho suddenly died in the summer of 1158, being buried at Toledo.[5]
He had married, in 1151, Blanche of Navarre, daughter of Garcâia Ramâirez of Navarre, and had two sons:
Alfonso VIII of Castile, his successor
infante Garcâia, who died at birth in 1156, apparently also resulting in the death of Queen Blanche.
There may also have been an older son who died in infancy. | Sancho III King of Castile (I46833)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Byers, Ruth M. (I34308)
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Sandi McDonnell | Pedigree | sandij98@yahoo.com, June 29, 1998 | Source (S35073)
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Sandra Harrison notes that; "George was a master carpenter. He was a perfectionist." | Harrison, George L. (I26124)
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Sandra Harrison | telephone interview | 20 Mar 2011 | 214.794.2097 | Source (S35341)
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Sandra Harrison's website, http://www.harrison-hennessee.com/ | Source (S44571)
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Sandra Harrison, telephone interview, 14 Nov 2006, 214.794.2097 | Source (S36546)
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Sandra Harrison, telephone interview, 14 Nov 2006, 214.794.2097,
sandra_harrisonmoore@yahoo.com | Source (S36545)
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Sandra Hennessee Tucker | 4 Aug 2008 | Personal Knowledge | linwoodtuck@alltel.net | Source (S191)
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| 41573 |
Sandra Hennessee Tucker | 4 Aug 2008 | Personal Knowledge | linwoodtuck@windstream.net | Source (S1474)
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Sandra Modlin | 16 Jun 2012 | sandymodlin@rocketmail.com | Source (S45321)
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Sandra Sutherland Wilburn, gave her pedigree information by telephone November 16, 2015, sswilburn68@rittermai.com, 901.872.7185 | Source (S8461)
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Sandra Whittington,family group records,1675 Dogwood Trail,Douglasville,GA
30134. She apparently abstracted her information from a "McLarty" registry. | Source (S12457)
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Sandy and Joe Hennessee, Graphicsbyjoe@ymail.com, registered July 3rd, 2019, this person, place, event, location, document or photo was abstracted or parsed by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com,
retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the this website,
http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Wednesday, July 3rd, 2019 | Source (S14254)
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Sandy Blake Hennessee | 6 Jul 1991 | 931.728.5170 | Source (S51902)
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Sandy Blake Hennessee | Family Group Record | 6 Jul 1991 | Source (S3664)
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Sandy Lewis Noe, Pedigree, lletter dated 27 Jul 2000; Rt.2 Box 2488, Quitman, TX 75783, ssnoe@hotmail.com | Source (S43938)
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| 41581 |
Sandy Wainwright | ltlsandy@aol.com | Source (S4731)
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Sanford,FL. | Judkins, Carl (I17038)
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Sara Cleyborne formerly Smith aka Smyth, James
Born about 1557 in King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
ANCESTORS ancestors
Daughter of John Smythe and Rose (Goddard) Smith
Sister of Ellen Smith, Gertrude Smith, Audrey Smith, Sara (Smith) James and Frances Smith
Wife of Roger James — married 1588 in St. Saviour, Smithfield, England
Wife of Thomas Cleyborne Jr. — married 21 Nov 1598 in St. Dunstan's, Stephney, Middlesex, England
DESCENDANTS descendants
Mother of William (Claiborne) Claybourn
Died 10 Sep 1607 in Reigate, Surrey, Englandmap
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1 Biography
1.1 Birth
1.2 Marriage
1.3 Death
2 Sources
Biography
William Claiborne was born in Kent, England, in 1600 to Thomas Clayborn, an alderman and lord mayor from King's Lynn, Norfolk, who made his living as a small-scale businessman involved in a variety of industries, including the salt and fish trades, and Sarah Smith, the daughter of a London brewer.[1]
Birth
Date: ABT 1557
Place: King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
Marriage
Wife of Thomas Cleyborne Jr. — married November 29, 1598 in St. Dunstan's, Stepney, Middlesex Co, England, GB
First name(s): Thomas
Last name: Cleyborne
Marriage year: 1598
Marriage date: 21 Nov 1598; :Marriage place: Stepney
Spouse's first name(s): Sara
Spouse's last name: James
Residence: Stepney, Middlesex, England
County: Durham
Country: England[2]
Death
Date: before June 21, 1626
Place: Reigate, Surrey, England
Sources
? William Claiborne Wikipedia article citing: Brenner, Robert (2003). Merchants and Revolution: Commercial Change, Political Conflict, and London's Overseas Traders. London: Verso. ISBN 1-85984-333-6. Page: 121
? England Marriages 1538-1973 Transcription; Record set: England Marriages 1538-1973 Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers); Subcategory Parish Marriages; Collections from England, United Kingdom; Repository: FamilySearch Intl.
end of this biography | Smith, Sara (I53670)
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Sara Elizabeth Hennessee - 10, died Monday in a local hospital. A native of St Petersburg, Fla., she had lived in Chattanooga most of her life. She attended Red Bank and Spring Creek elementary schools and East Lake Church of God.
Survivors include her parents, Joe and Sandra Day Hennessee; paternal grandparents, the Rev and Mrs Charles E McKeel, East Lake.
Services will be at 4 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home chapel with the Rev Ronald Solomon and the Rev W.S. Ball officiating. Burial will be in Tennessee-Georgia Memorial Park. | Hennessee, Sara Elizabeth (I33850)
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Sara Goins | Source (S2988)
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Sara Goins | 1880 Marion Co.,TN Census | Source (S37311)
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Sara Goins, comments, sgoins@bledsoe.net, Friday, 19 March 2004, at 8:12 p.m. | Source (S6286)
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Sara Pass Modlin, December 12, 1992, Pedigree, Family Group Records & Personal Knowledge, 1009 North Lehmberg Avenue, Casa Grande, AZ 85222 Tel: 520.836.7048 | Source (S5296)
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Sara Pass Modlin,Family Group Records,December 9, 1992.
Obituary, Chattanooga News-Free Press,Tuesday,October 8, 1991 | Source (S15183)
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Sarah "Molly" McGregor formerly Flowers
Born 1755 [location unknown]
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of William McGregor — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
DESCENDANTS descendants
Mother of William McGregor, Ezekiel McGregor, Willis McGregor and Mary Ann McGregor
Died [date unknown] in North Carolina
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Flowers-74 created 31 Jan 2011 | Last modified 22 Jan 2018
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Biography
Sources
Ancestry Family Trees
This person was created through the import of Farmer Meanderings.ged on 31 January 2011.
http://wilkey-wilkie-book.com/Family-Lines/Alexander-Wilkie-Unknow/f_1a0.htm#9
WikiTree profile Flowers-124 created through the import of CombinedTreeFmMyHeritage-Private.GED on May 29, 2011 by George Stradtman.
end of profile | Flowers, Sarah (I27126)
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| 41591 |
Sarah "Sally" McGee, Profile, http://www.mymcgee.com/web/m/s_m802/s_m802.html, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the this website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Saturday, March 23rd, 2019 | Source (S13845)
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| 41592 |
Sarah A. Blake, https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2Z3-7DRF?from=lynx1UIV8&treeref=LT7W-D2T, This person, place, event, location, document or photo was abstracted or parsed by David A. Hennessee, http://thehennesseefamily.com/getperson.php?personID=I3&tree=hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the this website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Sunday, November
10th, 2019 | Source (S14848)
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| 41593 |
Sarah Agness Basham formerly Angel, Profile, https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Angel-81, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Wednesday, December 19th, 2018 | Source (S13459)
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| 41594 |
Sarah Alberta Whiteley (Stapleton)
Birthdate: September 23, 1760 (75)
Birthplace: Virginia, United States
Death: April 24, 1836 (75)
Springfield, Clark, Ohio, United States
Immediate Family:
Daughter of Thomas William Stapleton, Sr. and Sarah Stapleton (Crook)
Wife of Dr Joseph Earl Whiteley, II
Mother of Reverend Thomas Whiteley; Nancy Adeline Whitely; Rev Charles Booth Whiteley; Rev Isaac "Ike" Whitely; Joseph Whiteley and 8 others
Sister of Margaret McCormack; Thomas William Stapleton, Jr.; Joseph Stapleton; Joshua Stapleton; John William Stapleton and 5 others
Managed by: Private User
Last Updated: November 4, 2016
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Immediate Family
Dr Joseph Earl Whiteley, II
husband
Reverend Thomas Whiteley
son
Nancy Adeline Whitely
daughter
Rev Charles Booth Whiteley
son
Rev Isaac "Ike" Whitely
son
Joseph Whiteley
son
John Whiteley
son
Andrew "Andy" Whiteley
son
Joshua Whiteley
son
Isaac Whiteley
son
Mary Polly Whiteley
daughter
James Whiteley
son
About Sarah Alberta Whiteley
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~regen/descsta.txt (source)
(Location: generation 2, number 2)
Sarah Stappleton
Born: 23 SEP 1760 - , , Virginia
Died: 24 APR 1836 - Springfield, Clark, Ohio
Father: Thomas Stapleton
Mother: Sarah Crooke
Husband
Joseph Whitley
Born: April 12, 1754 - Whitehaven, Cumberland, England
Marr: 1775 - , , Virginia
Died: OCT 1818 - On His Farm, White County, Tennessee
Father: Joseph Whiteley
Mother: Mary Plumbley
Children
1.Thomas Whiteley
Born: 1776 - , Guilford, North Carolina
Married: 1802 - Winifred Van Hook (other spouses)
Died: 15 JUL 1834 - , Clay, Illinois
2.Joseph Whiteley
Born: 1778 - , Rowan, North Carolina
Married: - Francis (other spouses)
Died: 3 NOV 1836 - Possibly, Bartholomew Co., Indiana
3.John Whiteley
Born: 19 NOV 1780 - , Guilford, Virginia
Married: - Christiana Hall (other spouses)
Died: 21 JUN 1845 - Springfield, Clark, Ohio
4.Joshua Whiteley
Born: 1782 - , , North Carolina
Married: 1820 - ?
Died: 1836 - Probably, Morgan Co., Indiana
5.William Whiteley
Born: 1784 - , , North Carolina
Married: 1809 - ?
Died: 11 AUG 1825 - , Warren, Indiana
6.Andrew Whiteley
Born: 1786 - NC
Died: 1788 -
7.Andrew Whiteley
Born: 11 SEP 1789 - , Russell, Virginia
Married: - Virginia Watkins (other spouses)
Died: 28 JUN 1864 - , Henry, Kentucky
8.Mary Whiteley
Born: 1792 - Russell Co., Virginia
Died: - , , Alabama
9.James Whiteley
Born: 1794 - Russell Co., Virginia
Died: -
10.Nancy Whitely
Born: ABT. 1800 - Russell Co., Virginia
Married: - Alan Johnson (other spouses)
Died: 1 JUL 1854 - , Warren, Tennessee
11.Charles B. Whitely
Born: 26 APR 1800 - , Russell, Virginia
Married: 1821 - Sarah Clark
Died: 27 APR 1875 - , Bell, Texas
In "Wills and Inventories of White County, Tennessee" - Mary F'. Mitchell, 1810-1841, published 1949. Will of Joseph Whiteley. wife Sally. All any children (unnamed) Teste. John Herbert and David Ervin proven 1818. P. 114.
In Warren County, Tennessee, early tax records, there was a Sally Whiteley listed in 1820. Having two males between 10-16 years and 18 to 26 years, and one female over 16 years. Sally was a widow past 45.
Sally Whiteley lived her latter years with her son John in Ohio and died in Clark County in 1836. Was buried in the "Fletcher Chapel Cemetery". Frances T. Graves' brother visited grave in 1957 and saw headstone.
Birth: Sep. 23, 1760, USA Death: Apr. 24, 1836 Springfield Clark County Ohio, USA
Two gravestone markers are in Fletcher Chapel Cemetery in Springfield, Ohio. The older grave marker was probably placed there by her son John with whom she was living at the time of her death. It reads: "IN MEMORY OF SARAH, WIFE OF JOSEPH WHITELEY DIED 24 APRIL, 1836 75 YRS. 7 MO. 1 DAY."
If Sarah died 24 April 1836 at age 75 yrs. 7 mo. and 1 day as on her older headstone, her birth date would have been on 23 Sept., 1760. She would have been about 15 when she married Joseph and 16 when she had her first child, Thomas born in 1776. She would have been about 49/50 when her last child, Sallie was born. Amos N. Whiteley stated in his book that Sallie died at age 20 in 1830.
The newer marker reads: "GREAT GRAND MOTHER SARAH STAPLETON WHITELEY,MOTHER OF JOHN WHITELEY, 1754-1836". This last headstone was placed on the grave by a great grandchild. Sarah's death age for these dates would be about 82 years old. She would have been about 22 years old when first son, Thomas was born, but she would have been about 56/57 in 1810 when, according to Amos' book, the daughter Sallie was born in 1810, which is highly unlikely. The first headstone is believed to be correct. (Source: Doris Estes, author of The Whiteley Family book.)
Family links:
Spouse: Joseph Whiteley (1754 - 1818)* Children: Andrew Whiteley (1789 - 1864)* Nancy Adeline Whiteley Johnson (1790 - 1855)* Charles Booth Whiteley (1800 - 1875)* Isaac Whiteley (1802 - 1889)*
Calculated relationship
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/a/m/Steven-H-Hamblin/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0252.html
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Sarah Alberta Whiteley's Timeline
1760
September 23, 1760
Birth of Sarah
Virginia, United States
1776
1776
Age 15
Birth of Reverend Thomas Whiteley
Guilford, North Carolina, United States
1778
1778
Age 17
Birth of Joshua Whiteley
1789
September 11, 1789
Age 28
Birth of Andrew "Andy" Whiteley
Dutchmans Creek, Russell County, Virginia
1790
1790
Age 29
Birth of Nancy Adeline Whitely
Russell County, Virginia, United States
1790
Age 29
Birth of Isaac Whiteley
1792
1792
Age 31
Birth of Mary Polly Whiteley
1794
1794
Age 33
Birth of James Whiteley
1797
1797
Age 36
Birth of Samuel "Sam" Wesley Whiteley
end of registry | Stapleton, Sarah Alberta (I33893)
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| 41595 |
Sarah Ann Estridge formerly Fussell aka Esteridge (1722-1786), Biography, Ancestors & Descendants, https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Fussell-78, This person, place, event, location, document or photo was abstracted or parsed by David A. Hennessee, http://thehennesseefamily.com/getperson.php?personID=I3&tree=hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the this website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Tuesday, January 14th, 2020 | Source (S15103)
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| 41596 |
Sarah B. Stubblefield
BIRTH 5 Feb 1836
DEATH 18 Dec 1866 (aged 30)
BURIAL
Caten/Stubblefield Cemetery
Viola, Warren County, Tennessee, USA
MEMORIAL ID 105026783 · View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 1
FLOWERS 0
Family Members
Parents
Photo
William Stubblefield
1809–1898
Photo
Minerva Reynolds Stubblefield
1816–1867
Siblings
Photo
Elisha J. Stubblefield
1833–1882
Photo
James Matterson Stubblefield
1837–1857
end of profile | Stubblefield, Sarah B. (I21653)
|
| 41597 |
Sarah Bonner Glover, pedigree,
Thursday, 6 Jan 2000 16:50 p.m. | Source (S6303)
|
| 41598 |
Sarah Bonner Glover, Pedigree, kurthyn2@earthlink.net, 6 Jan 2000 | Source (S35559)
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| 41599 |
Sarah Bragg Parker
Birth 1800
USA
Death 19 Aug 1849 (aged 48–49)
Cannon County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Bragg Cemetery
Woodbury, Cannon County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial ID 173275923 · View Source
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Memorial
Photos 0
Flowers 1
No marked grave has been located. Per family tradition, this the burial site for Sarah Bragg Parker. Information to the contrary will be appreciated.
Family Members
Parents
Joseph Dozier Bragg
1763–1858
Peggy Bussey Bragg
1765–1849
Spouse
Levi Parker*
1800–1839 (m. 1923)
Siblings
Thomas Bragg*
1792–1835
Children
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John Wesley Parker*
1826–1863
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Dozier Franklin Parker*
1828–1906
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Thomas Louis Parker*
1830–1909
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Sarah Luceyan Parker Ready*
1832–1870
Margaret Jane Parker*
1834–1835
Fannie Catherine Parker*
1837–1837
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Sarah Cameron [uncertain] Patton formerly Lynn
Born about 1667 in Kilmacrennan, County Donegal, Ireland [uncertain]
ANCESTORS ancestors
Daughter of David Lynn and Margaret (Patton) Lynn
Sister of Elizabeth (Lynn) Hutchenson [half], William Lynn [half], Margaret (Lynn) Lewis [half], John Lynn Dr. [half], Audley Lynn [half], Charles Lynn [half] and Ann Lynn [half]
Wife of Henry Patton — married about 1685 in Ulster, Ireland
DESCENDANTS descendants
Mother of Andrew Patton, Richard Patton, Thomas Patton, John Patton, William Patton, James Lynn Patton, Robert Patton Sr., Elizabeth (Patton) Preston, John Patton and Mary (Patton) Thompson
Died 1757 in Newton Limavady, Ulster, Ireland
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Biography
Sarah Lynn Patton was probably born in Ulster Province, Ireland, between 1663-1670. She was likely the daughter of David Lynn and Margaret [Patton]. A duplicate Wikitree profile for Sarah stated that her father was "William David D Lynn" but there was no source for this information. The name of the village that the profiles/sources state she was born in was "Kilmacrenan". There is a village called Kilmacrennan in County Donegal, traditionally part of Ulster. Some profiles state that Sarah was born in Scotland, however, other research indicates that it was her ancestors who came from Scotland, not she[1].
Different Wikitree genealogists have provided a number of siblings for Sarah, most of these consistently stated that she was the sister of Elizabeth Lynn, William Lynn, Margaret Lynn, John Lynn, Charles Lynn and Ann Lynn. Some profiles also include an additional brother, Audley Lynn while the Rootsweb chat indicated there may also have been a brother called Samuel.
On October 21, 1757, Dr. William Lynn of Fredericksburg, Virginia - known brother of Margaret (Lynn) Lewis of Augusta County, Virginia and of "Elizabeth Hutcherson in Ireland", "Charles Lynn in Ireland", and "Audley Lynn in Ireland" - wrote his will and named those four siblings and no more.
It is likely that Sarah married Henry Patton in 1685. A record of this marriage can be found in the US and International Marriage Records 1560-1900 data set maintained by Ancestry.
Multiple profiles also provided different children for Sarah Lynn. "Lynn-84" contained a list of chlidren called Andrew Patton, Richard Patton, two sons called John Patton, William Patton, James Lynn Patton. Henry Patton's profile indicates that there could have been many more. No sourced information provided about where the children were born. One son called John Patton was reputed to be born in Virginia in 1702, but most profiles state that Sarah died in Ulster, Ireland. Is it likely that she would have emigrated to Virginia and then returned to Ireland to die in 1757? Some profiles (Lynn-495) state that Sarah died in 1692 in Londonderry, Ireland, or after 1705 (Lynn-653). This information should also be verified.
Sarah Lynn's middle name may have been Cameron[2]
Please refer to the G2G discussion highlighted on the right hand side of this profile for more history on the duplicate profiles.
Sources
? Rootsweb chat on the history of the Patton family
? Ancestry Public Family Trees
Spotsylvania County, VA Will Book B, 1749-1759, pp. 350-54 : Last Will and Testament of Dr. William Lynn of Fredericksburg, VA.
US and International Marriage Records 1560-1900, record entry for the marriage of Sarah Lynn and Henry Patton. Source number: 329.000; Source type: Electronic Database; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: BB1. Source Information.Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
Acknowledgements
This person was created through the import of LaBach Family Tree April28_2011.ged on 05 May 2011.
This profile was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import. Lynn-495 was created by Tim Philips through the import of Phillips Family Tree_2014-01-11_2014-01-11.ged on Jan 11, 2014.
Thank you to Richard Cooper for creating WikiTree profile Lynn-436 through the import of Cooper.ged on Nov 4, 2013.
WikiTree profile Lynn-155 was created through the import of WILLIAMS 2011.GED on Jun 22, 2011 by Ted Williams.
end of report | Lynn, Sarah Cameron (I51393)
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