Mary Palmer1

F, b. 22 September 1733, d. 28 June 1819
FatherAndrew Palmer2
MotherJemima (?)2
Last Edited15 Jun 2017
     Mary Palmer was born on 22 September 1733 at Bradford, Essex County, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Andrew Palmer and Jemima (?)2 Mary Palmer married John Wood.1 Mary Palmer died on 28 June 1819 at Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 85.1

Child of Mary Palmer and John Wood

Citations

  1. Ancestry.com, World Tree entries, online search.ancestry.com, Nellie Hassett Cullinan - jasparcris; Listed Sources: 1820: US Census, Ancestry Family Trees and the Centennial history of Norway, Oxford County, Maine, 1786-1886 : including an account of the early grants and purchases, sketche.
  2. Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. Original data: Town and City Clerks of Massachusetts. Massachusetts Vital and Town Records. Provo, UT: Holbrook Research Institute (Jay and Delene Holbrook). Viewed at Ancestry.com, online search.ancestry.com.

Capt William Ball1

M, b. circa 1734, d. 3 March 1802
FatherSamuel Ball2 b. 26 Sep 1686
MotherAnn Catherine Tayloe b. c 1688
ChartsSome Descendants of John Slaughter the Immagrant
Last Edited5 Apr 2015
     Capt William Ball was born circa 1734 at Culpeper County, Virginia.3 He was the son of Samuel Ball and Ann Catherine Tayloe.2 Capt William Ball married Frances Slaughter, daughter of Col. Francis Slaughter and Anne Lightfoot, at Virginia.1 Capt William Ball died on 3 March 1802.3

Citations

  1. "See Surname", Page 309.
  2. "The Slaughter Family", Page 309.
  3. Rootsweb Worldconnect Family Trees, online wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, Ancestors of Alexandra Catlin Vaut, et al - Gregory Vaunt An Outline.

John Miller1

M, b. 1733/34, d. before 1798
FatherJohn Adam Miller2
Last Edited28 Mar 2016
     John Miller was born in 1733/34.1 He was the son of John Adam Miller.2 John Miller married Catherine Hochstedler.1 John Miller died before 1798.1

Child of John Miller and Catherine Hochstedler

Citations

  1. Harvey Eugene Lehman, Lehman-Burke Family History.
  2. Harvey Eugene Lehman, Lehman-Burke Family History, Table 1.

Frances Wood1,2

F, b. circa 1735
FatherJoseph Wood2 b. c 1700
MotherElizabeth Scott3 b. a 1737
Relationship7th great-grandmother of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited13 Jun 2017
     Frances Wood was born circa 1735. She was the daughter of Joseph Wood and Elizabeth Scott.2,3 Frances Wood married William Hill, son of Russell Hill and Anne Towles, before 1764 in Culpeper County.4 Frances Wood The choice of Elizabeth Scott as the mother of Frances Wood is based on the evidence of a marriage between a Joseph Wood and a Elizabeth Scott which occured in the correct area during the right time period.

Children of Frances Wood and William Hill

Citations

  1. Green, GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL Notes, Phil Slaughter.
  2. William B Newman, "Towles and Clark Families."
  3. Indexed by Robert Barnes, Genealogies Of Virginia Families, From The Virginia Magazine Of History and Biography, Volume II, Clayborne - Fitzhugh, page 363.
  4. Green, GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL Notes, page 83.
  5. Green, GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL Notes, Phil Slaugher.

Colby Chew

M, b. circa 1735, d. 1758
FatherThomas Chew b. c 1700
MotherMartha Taylor b. 1702
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited7 Oct 2016
     Colby Chew was born circa 1735 at Virginia.1 He was the son of Thomas Chew and Martha Taylor. Colby Chew was with Thos. Walker's party in their famous adventurous trip through Kentucky; in 1750.2 He died in 1758 at Near Fort Duquesne; "During Grant's expedition, Colby Chew was wounded near Fort Duquesne, and falling into the river drowned." Colby Chew "served in the Sandy Creek Voyage, against the Shawnees, in the spring of 1756. He was commissioned ensign in Washington's regiment, October 1, 1757.3

Citations

  1. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Pedigree Resource File, database, online familysearch.org, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:MB2M-V83 : accessed 2016-10-07), entry for Thomas Chew, submitted by dsawyer3930048.
  2. The Virginia Historical Society, "See Surname", page 347, Notes and Queries, A.G. Grinnan, M.D.
  3. Virginia Historical Society, "See Surname", Editors Note, Page 345.

Cadwalader Slaughter1

M, b. 1735
FatherCol. Francis Slaughter1 b. c 1701, d. 1766
MotherAnne Lightfoot1 b. 22 Sep 1708, d. 1748
Relationship7th great-granduncle of Juliane Marion Heck
ChartsSome Descendants of John Slaughter the Immagrant
Last Edited26 Jun 2016
     Cadwalader Slaughter was born in 1735 at Virginia.2 He was the son of Col. Francis Slaughter and Anne Lightfoot.1

Children of Cadwalader Slaughter and Margaret Ransdell

Citations

  1. "See Surname", Page 309.
  2. "See Surname", Page 428.
  3. Green, GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL Notes, I-p.85.
  4. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Presley Slaughter - Find A Grave Memorial# 49547321.
  5. Kentucky, County Marriages, 1797-1954," database with images online at FamilySearch., online familysrch.org, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5Z6-X44 : 4 December 2014), John Reed and Martha Slaughter, 16 Dec 1806; citing p. , Mercer, Kentucky, United States, Madison County Courthouse, Richmond; FHL microfilm 191,843.

Josias Ringgold1

M, b. 28 September 1735
FatherJosias Ringgold1 b. c 1710, d. 1770
MotherSarah Smith1
Relationship2nd cousin 8 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited28 May 2016
     Josias Ringgold was born on 28 September 1735.1 He was the son of Josias Ringgold and Sarah Smith.1

Children of Josias Ringgold

Citations

  1. Malcolm H. Harris, Old New Kent County : some account of the planters, plantations, and places in .

President John Adams1

M, b. 30 October 1735, d. 4 July 1826
FatherDea. John Adams1 b. 1691, d. 1761
MotherSussanna Boylston1
Relationship3rd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited15 Jul 2016
     President John Adams was born on 30 October 1735.1,2 He was the son of Dea. John Adams and Sussanna Boylston.1 President John Adams married Abigail Smith, daughter of William Smith and Elizabeth Quincy, on 25 October 1764 at Weymouth, Massachusetts.1,3 President John Adams died on 4 July 1826 at age 90.1,2 He "American lawyer, author ststesman, and diplomat. He serverewd as second President of the United States (1797-18 01)", "played a leading role in persuading Congress to declare independence. He assisted Thomas Jefferson in drafting the Declaration of Independence in 1776, and was its foremost advocate in the Congress.2"

Children of President John Adams and Abigail Smith

Citations

  1. Compiled By J. Gardner Bartlett, Henry Adams Of Somersetshire, England And Braintree, Mass. - His English Ancestry And Some Of His Descendants, page 58.
  2. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, online http://en.wikipedia.org, John Adams.
  3. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, online http://en.wikipedia.org, Abigail Adams Smith.

Stokeley Towles1

M, b. after 1 August 1736
FatherStockeley Towles1 b. 1711, d. 1765
MotherElizabeth Martin1
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited17 Sep 2016
     Stokeley Towles was born after 1 August 1736 at Lancaster County, Virginia.1 He was the son of Stockeley Towles and Elizabeth Martin.1 Stokeley Towles married Elizabeth Porteus Downman, daughter of Robert Downman and Elizabeth Porteus, on 13 January 1773 at Goochland County, Virginia.2

Child of Stokeley Towles and Elizabeth Porteus Downman

  • Rawleigh D. Towles2

Citations

  1. The Virginia Historical Society, "See Surname", p. 321.
  2. George Harrison Sanford King, Marriages of Richmond County, Virginia 1668 - 1853, p. 189.

William Walton1

M, b. 24 December 1736, d. 31 January 1806
Last Edited4 Jan 2017
     William Walton was born on 24 December 1736.1 He married Elizabeth Tilghman, daughter of Thomas Tillman and Lucy Hix, on 1 December 1758 at St James Northam, Goochland County, Virginia.1 William Walton died on 31 January 1806 at Morgantown, Burke County, North Carolina, at age 69.1

Child of William Walton and Elizabeth Tilghman

Citations

  1. GEDCOM File submitted by Rev. Oden L. Woodward, RR 2 Box 586, Chichester, NH, 03263-8911, (603) 798-3334798-4220, online unknown url.

Frances Slaughter1

F, b. 1737
FatherCol. Francis Slaughter1 b. c 1701, d. 1766
MotherAnne Lightfoot1 b. 22 Sep 1708, d. 1748
Relationship7th great-grandaunt of Juliane Marion Heck
ChartsSome Descendants of John Slaughter the Immagrant
Last Edited5 Apr 2015
     Frances Slaughter was born in 1737 at Culpeper County, Virginia.1 She was the daughter of Col. Francis Slaughter and Anne Lightfoot.1 Frances Slaughter married Capt William Ball, son of Samuel Ball and Ann Catherine Tayloe, at Virginia.1

Citations

  1. "See Surname", Page 309.

Magdalene VonSchlegel1

F, b. 1737, d. November 1796
Photo Posted on Find-A-Grave by Jim and May 7/26/2013
FatherChristopher VonSchlegel2
Last Edited7 Apr 2015
     Magdalene VonSchlegel was born in 1737 at York, York County, Pennsylvania.1 She was the daughter of Christopher VonSchlegel.2 Magdalene VonSchlegel married Henry Bedinger, son of Adam Bedinger and Margarette Hansknecht, before 1753.1 Magdalene VonSchlegel died in November 1796 at Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, Virginia/West Virginia.1

Children of Magdalene VonSchlegel and Henry Bedinger

Citations

  1. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Henry Bedinger - Find A Grave Memorial# 6904400 - Containg a photo of a relatively modern headstone add by Jim and Mary.
  2. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Magdalene VonSchlegel Bedinger - Find A Grave Memorial# 6904410- Containg a photo of a relatively modern headstone add by Jim and Mary.
  3. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Maj. Henry Bedinger - Find A Grave Memorial# 6904317.
  4. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, George Michael Bedinger - Find A Grave Memorial# 6904400.

Lucy Clayton1

F, b. 1737
FatherMaj Philip Clayton1 b. 1702, d. 1786
MotherAnn Colman1 b. 18 Feb 1717, d. 1792
Last Edited21 Jun 2016
     Lucy Clayton was born in 1737 at Tappahannock, Essex County, Virginia.1 She was the daughter of Maj Philip Clayton and Ann Colman.1 Lucy Clayton married William Williams before 1758.1

Citations

  1. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Susannah Clayton Slaughter - Find A Grave Memorial# 97766132.

William Brown1

M, b. 18 January 1737, d. 27 October 1818
FatherJohn Brown2 b. b 1714
MotherFrances Fryer3
Relationship6th great-grandfather of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited4 May 2021
     William Brown was born on 18 January 1737 in West Morland County, Virginia.4,2 He was the son of John Brown and Frances Fryer.2,3 William Brown married Frances Hutt on 10 December 1762.5,2 William Brown married Margaret Templeman, daughter of Capt. John Templeman and Elizabeth Cox, on 4 August 1768 in Virginia; They were married before she was 15.6,2 William Brown died on 27 October 1818 at Virginia at age 81.2 The fallowing was taken from West Virginia Old and New and West Virginia Biography: "The first American representatives of this Brown family was Edwin or Edward Brown, who came from England and settled at Jamestown in Virginia in the early Colonial era of our national history. His father, William Brown, was a charter member of the Virginia Colony, and although it is not known that he ever came to this county, it is known that his son above mentioned, did represent the family here."1 He Edward White presented the fallowing insight reguarding the descendants ofr William Brown taken from his research paper on George Brown (b. 1624) of Westmoreland County, Virginia. "William's second wife was Margaret Templeman, named in Govenor Brown's Journal. They supposedly had at least eleven children including Governor Brown and Richard Templeman Brown. A problem here is that there is no concrete linkage of all of these children. There is supposed to be a family Bible from James Brown's family which list the children (http://www.laceypratts.com/). However, John Templeman Brown bore a family name, and William W. Brown was a founding trustee of nearby Andrew Chapel Methodist Church in 1848." The bible record's referenced in his paper were an "abstract of the records in the Brown Family Bible in the Possession of Eleanor Perry Read (as late 22 September, 1991). Eleanor Craighill Perry Read (1915-2012) was a 3rd Great-Granddaughter of the James Brown.7,8

Child of William Brown and Frances Hutt

Children of William Brown and Margaret Templeman

Citations

  1. American Historical Society, WEST VIRGINIA, p. 320.
  2. Letter, Henry Peyton to David C. Pratt providing an Abstract of the records in the Brown Family Bible in the possession of Eleanor Perry Read., 4 Jun 2007.
  3. Letter, Richard Howick to David C. Pratt, 19 Feb 2008.
  4. American Historical Society, WEST VIRGINIA, pp. 319-320.
  5. Larry C. Brown, "Decendants of William Brown," e-mail to David C. Pratt., 6 Jun 2007.
  6. Patrick G. Wardel, VIRGINIANS & WEST VIRGINIANS 1607 - 1870, Volume III.
  7. Edward J. White, "FAMILY OF GEROGE BROWN b. 1624."
  8. Brown Family Reocrds.
  9. "Distinguished Biographers", THE NATIONAL CYCLOPÆDIA OF AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY - Beging The HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES As Illustrated In The Lives Of The Founders, Builders, And Defenders Of The Republic, And Of The Men And Women Who Are Doing The Work And Moulding The Thought Of The Present Time, p. 378.
  10. American Historical Society, WEST VIRGINIA, pp. 319-320.

James Kelly1

M, b. 12 March 1737
FatherAlexander Kelly1 b. c 1710, d. 1754
MotherElizabeth Willson1
Last Edited7 Mar 2016
     James Kelly died at Westmorland County, Virginia.1 He was born on 12 March 1737.1 He was the son of Alexander Kelly and Elizabeth Willson.1 James Kelly married Susan Wilson on 5 April 1760.1,2 James Kelly died on 8 April 1802 at Richmond County, Virginia, at age 65.3

Children of James Kelly and Susan Wilson

Citations

  1. J.Y. Kelly, "Kelly Of Westmoreland Co. Virginia", p. 130.
  2. Sarah E. Burke, Widows Pension File, 382922, (AFN: V8XM-KV) James Kellyl.
  3. Unknown author, William and Mary Quarterly, Letter from Alexander Kelly to his brother James Kelly in Kendurky dated 25 July 1802.

Francis Hopkinson1

M, b. 21 September 1737, d. 9 May 1791
Last Edited8 Apr 2015
     Francis Hopkinson was born on 21 September 1737 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.1,2 He died on 9 May 1791 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at age 53.1,2

Child of Francis Hopkinson and Ann Borden

Citations

  1. Sons Of The American Revolotion Membership Applications, 1889-1970, viewed at Ancestry.com, online search.ancestry.com, North Carolina Seocity, Application, 28 Jan 1928 Descendant of Francis Hopkinson, Signer of the Declaration of Independance.
  2. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, online http://en.wikipedia.org, As of 8 Oct 2011.

Anna Maria Tilghman1

F, b. 3 November 1737, d. 4 February 1768
FatherWilliam Tilghman1 b. 22 Sep 1711, d. b 31 Oct 1782
MotherMargaret Lloyd1 b. 16 Feb 1714
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited16 Feb 2016
     Anna Maria Tilghman was born on 3 November 1737 at Queen Anne County, Maryland.1 She was the daughter of William Tilghman and Margaret Lloyd.1 Anna Maria Tilghman married Charles Goldsborough circa 1760 at Maryland.1 Anna Maria Tilghman died on 4 February 1768 at Maryland at age 30.1

Child of Anna Maria Tilghman and Charles Goldsborough

  • Hon Charles Goldsborough1

Citations

  1. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 450.

Henry Towles1

M, b. 1738, d. 3 December 1799
FatherStockeley Towles b. 1711, d. 1765
MotherElizabeth Martin
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited8 Nov 2017
     Henry Towles was born in 1738 at Essex County, Virginia.2,1 He was the son of Stockeley Towles and Elizabeth Martin. Henry Towles married Judith Diggs on 19 May 1768.3,1 Henry began military service as a miltia Col. In 1774 at Virginia.3 Henry ended revolutionary war military service in 1776 at Virginia.3 Henry Towles died on 3 December 1799 at Towles Point.1 He From WikiTree; Source: Descendants of Hugh Brent, The. Immigrant to Isle of Wight County, Virginia, 1642; Author: Chester Horton Brent; Publisher: The Tuttle Publishing Company, Inc. , Rutland, Vermont 1936; Page: page 53; "He was a planter, attorney-at-law, Clerk of Court, 1794-1799, and a Colonel in the Revolutionary Army. In 1760 he married Judith Haynes. The written consents of Elizabeth Martin Towles and William Dymer, Guardian of Judith Haynes, were recorded May 15, 1760, four days before the marriage. In 1774 he was chosen as one of the County Committee, in 1776 as a lieutenant of Captain Ball's Company, Fifth Virginia Regiment, he was officer of the Guard in Norfolk. In 1783 he was a member of the House of Delegates, 1788 was a member of the Convention from Lancaster County, Virginia to go to Philadelphia to ratify the Constitution of the United States. In 1794 he was appointed County Lieutenant. The property "Popular Neck" inherited by his mother, Elizabeth Martin Towles, from her father, was sold to him June 17, 1791. This plantation he willed to his son Henry. Towles Point was the legacy of his second son Stockley".1

Children of Henry Towles and Judith Diggs

  • Frances Towles3 b. 14 Apr 1781, d. 5 Oct 1813
  • Henry Towles3
  • Stokeley Towles3 d. 1811
  • Elizabeth Martin Towles3
  • Sarah Towles3
  • James Towles3
  • Thomas Towles3
  • Oliver Towles3

Citations

  1. WikiTree - Where genealogists collaborate -, online www.wikitree.com, Col. Henry Towles WikiTree was started by Chris Whitten and is hosted by Interesting.com, Inc. , Subject: Col. Henry Towles , Biorn ABT 1738 , Died 3 dec 1799.
  2. Editor, "See Surname", p. 321. Information provided by Mr W. A. Towles of Henderson, Ky.
  3. Editor, "See Surname", p. 428. Information provided by Mr W. A. Towles of Henderson, Ky.

Jane Hord1

F, b. 8 May 1738, d. 29 July 1806
Last Edited28 Mar 2016
     Jane Hord was born on 8 May 1738 at King George County, Virginia.1 She married Simon Miller in April 1772 at Virginia.1 Jane Hord died on 29 July 1806 at Culpeper County, Virginia, at age 68.1

Child of Jane Hord and Simon Miller

Citations

  1. 1889-1970. Louisville, Kentucky: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, John Franklin Armstrong, Membership Number: 81581, Viewed at Ancestry.com.

Lt Col Richard Tilghman1

M, b. 11 May 1739, d. 1810
FatherCol Richard Tilghman1 b. 28 Apr 1705, d. 9 Sep 1766
MotherSusan Frisby1 b. 19 Jun 1718
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited29 Oct 2016
     Lt Col Richard Tilghman married Elizabeth Tilghman, daughter of Col Edward Tilghman and Elizabeth Chew, at Maryland.2 Lt Col Richard Tilghman was born on 11 May 1739 at Queen Anne County, Maryland.1 He was the son of Col Richard Tilghman and Susan Frisby.1 Richard died in 1810 at Queen Anne County.2

Child of Lt Col Richard Tilghman and Elizabeth Tilghman

  • Richard Edward Tilghman2 b. c 1767, d. b 1810

Citations

  1. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, p. 448.
  2. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 454.

Hannah Clemmi(n)son

F, b. 2 September 1739
FatherGerrard Clemmi(n)son b. b 1700
MotherBarbara Maughan
Relationship6th great-grandmother of Juliane Marion Heck
ChartsSome Descendants of Thomas Armstrong of Ryton, County Durham, England
Last Edited30 Nov 2020
     Hannah Clemmi(n)son was christened on 2 September 1739 at Tanfield, Durham, England.1 She was the daughter of Gerrard Clemmi(n)son and Barbara Maughan. Hannah Clemmi(n)son appears to have married Thomas Armstrong on 10 June 1765 at Tanfield, Durham, England. The supposition that Thomas and Hannah are John the immigrant's parents is derived by the fact that 1) Thomas Armstrong did marry Hannah Clemmison; 2) John named his first born son Thomas and 3) John's son William was given the middle name of Cleminson. 4) Parish Registers confirm that a Thomas Armstrong had a son John who would be the same age as John the immigrant. 3) John the immagrant's headstons say's that he was born in Ryton Parish, County Durham, England.1

Children of Hannah Clemmi(n)son and Thomas Armstrong

  • Elizabeth Armstrong1 b. 13 May 1771
  • Thomas Armstrong1 b. 8 Aug 1773
  • John Armstrong+ b. 6 Aug 1775, d. 23 May 1831
  • Jane Armstrong1 b. 15 Jun 1777
  • Elizabeth Armstrong1 b. 13 Mar 1781

Citations

  1. The Herbert Maxwell Wood Collection Of Transcripts Of Parish Registers on Mircofiche.

George Blocker1

M, b. circa 1740, d. 1794
FatherGeorge Blocker2 b. a 1700, d. b 1764
Relationship6th great-grandfather of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited7 Apr 2015
     George Blocker was born circa 1740 in Bladen County, North Carolina. He was the son of George Blocker.2 George Blocker married Mary Dyer, daughter of James Dyer and Sarah (?), circa 1765 in Cumberland County, North Carolina. At some time after 1771 George Blocker began operating Blocker's Ferry across the Cape Fear River from his land to Campbellton, new Fayetteville. For this right, he gave a fifty pound bond. After feuding with a competitor over the rights of the ferry, he was limited to ferrying for all above Lock's Creek on the east bank and Cross Creek on the west bank. On 30 January 1771 George Blocker was recorded in a deed which purchased 200 acreas across the Cape Fear from the present city Fayetteville. This land, which was next to the original Michael Blockers patent, was purchased from Robert Cochran for five pounds. The deed was witnessed by James Dyer and proved at the April term of court, and George was designated as a planter. In 1775 George Blocker was recorded in a deed which purchased from Joshua Jordan, 100 acres of land in Sampson County. He acted as an overseer for a road laid out and cleared from his ferry to Horn's plantation in 1775. In 1777 George Blocker was listed for 1544 pounds in the Taxables for that year. Although George Blocker did not sign the original Cumberland Resolves, county minutes of 1777 record that he did sign. He served jury duty in 1778 and 1779. He also recieved from the Army L 110.12.9 for ferriaging. He is listed in the Army Accounts as recieving L 12.2.0 for service between 16 July 1783 and 19 March 1784. He He is listed in a deed from James Dyer on January 22, 1789, is showen to have recieved from his father Michael, "part of a tract of land granted by patent to Michael Blocker, September 5, 1735, and by deed of gift the aforesaid Michael did convey the above mentioned tract unto his son George(I) and the Said George(I) Blocker by will did bequeath the aforesaid land unto his son George(II) Blocker...". He is recorded on the census of 1790 in Cumberland County; That census lists 2 males over sixteen, wife and a daughter who was probably Sarah Ann. He was granted or patented an additional 132 acres on 7 November 1791. This land was also ajcent to the Original Michael Blocker patent. He died in 1794 at Cumberland County; "In the large inventory of his estate, November 13, 1794, are listed eight negroes by name, two horses, two mares, a young horse and colt, five work oxen, two steers, forty-seven head of cattle, eleven hogs, seven sows, fifty year-old hogs and sheep. There was much household furniture, such as five feather beds, four bedsteads and cords, seven volumes of the History of the display of nature, other little books, candle molds, pantry and kitchen furniture. Then there were 5,000 shingles down at Amos Nunney's and 1157 red oak staves, and 12 cyder barrells, also riding chair and harness and one old wagon and lock chain."

Children of George Blocker and Mary Dyer

Citations

  1. Bartlett, Some of The Blockers, pp. 5-6.
  2. Bartlett, Some of The Blockers, page 4.
  3. Bartlett, Some of The Blockers, page 7.
  4. Bartlett, Some of The Blockers, page 5.
  5. Bartlett, Some of The Blockers, page 8.

William Blocker1

M, b. circa 1740
FatherGeorge Blocker b. a 1700, d. b 1764
Relationship6th great-granduncle of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited7 Apr 2015
     William Blocker was also known as William the Patriot and was one of the thirty nnie signers of the Cumberland Resolutions on June 20, 1775 at Liberty Point, Fayetteville.1 He was born circa 1740 in Bladen County, North Carolina. He was the son of George Blocker. William Blocker sold 100 acres of land to James Dyer in 1771, "the same confirmed to him the said William Blocker by the last will and testament of the said George Blocker...being the patent date of 1754 to George..." He was one of the thirty nine signers of the Cumberland Resolution on June 20, 1775 at Liberty Point, Fayetteville. This was a Declaration of Independence drawn up by Robert Rowan and said in part, "We.....holding ourselves bound by the most sacred of all obligations, the duty of the good citizens towards an injured country....we shall be justified in resisting force by force....and associate as a band in her defense against every foe....wherever necessary, we will go forth and be ready to sacrifice our lives and fortunes to secure her freedom and safety. This obligation to continue...until a reconciliation shall take place between Great Britain and America upon constitutional principles, and event we most ardently desire..." He may have married Jean Davis, daughter of Edward Davis, before 1780 in Bladen County; Supposition based on the will of Edward Davis which names among others, daughter Jean Blocker and grandson Edward Blocker. "This Jean could have been the wife of William and Edward could have been the Edward who married Isabella McPhail in 1803 with William as bondsman".2 William Blocker began military service on 16 July 1783 in Cumberland County.1 He ended military service on 19 March 1784; paid L9.4.0.1 He immigrated in 1785 to Sampson County, North Carolina; "Patented 50 acres in Sampson in 1787 and listed himself from Sampson in a 1790 land deal with his brother George."3 He appeared on the census of 1790 in Sampson County; Besides himself, 1 male over sixteen, five males under sixteen, 1 female-wife and 2 daughters.1 He bought a shot gun at the public sale of his deceased brother George's personal estate in in 1794.2 He appeard as bondsman, on a 500 pound marriage bond, for an Edward Blocker marring Isabella McPhail of Cumberland on on 8 March 1803.2

Child of William Blocker and Jean Davis

  • Edward Blocker2 b. b 20 Jan 1780

Citations

  1. Bartlett, Some of The Blockers, pp. 4-5.
  2. Bartlett, Some of The Blockers, page 5.
  3. Bartlett, Some of The Blockers, page 4.

William Reynolds1

M, b. circa 1740, d. circa 1805
FatherThomas Reynolds b. c 1716
MotherHannah Lewis
Relationship6th great-grandfather of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited2 Mar 2020
     William Reynolds was born circa 1740 at Caroline County, Virginia. He was the son of Thomas Reynolds and Hannah Lewis. William Reynolds married Margaret Harris, daughter of James Harris, circa 1759.1,2 William Reynolds appeared on the census of 1800 in Edgfield, South Carolina; Free White Persons - Males: 10-15 (1), 16-25 (2), 45 or over(1); Females: 10-15 (1), 45 and over (1).3 He died circa 1805 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.

Children of William Reynolds and Margaret Harris

  • Benjamin Reynolds+4 b. 26 Feb 1760
  • Fielding Reynolds5 b. 1 Jun 1763, d. 10 May 1838
  • Francis Reynolds5
  • Catherine Reynolds4
  • Sally Reynolds4
  • James Abraham Reynolds4
  • Margaret Reynolds4
  • John Reynolds4
  • William Lewis Reynolds4 b. 1782
  • Larkin Reynolds4

Citations

  1. S. F. Tillman, Reynolds Family.
  2. Rootsweb Worldconnect Family Trees, online wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, King Winfrey Pilcher Scott Warford Parker Family Tree plus Others.
  3. William Reynolds household, 1800 US Census, Edgefield, South Carolina, population schedule, Line Number, 139.
  4. Family Search - International Genealogical Index. Ancestral File is a collection of genealogical information taken from Pedigree Charts and Family Group Records submitted to the Family History Department since 1978. The information has not been verified against any official records., online www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp,For (AFN:JFB7-1L) William Reynolds.
  5. International Genealogical Index (IGI), (AFN:JFB7-1L) William Reynolds.

Martha Slaughter1

F, b. circa 1740
FatherRobert Slaughter1 b. c 1702, d. 1768
MotherMary Smith1
Relationship1st cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
ChartsSome Descendants of John Slaughter the Immagrant
Last Edited18 Jun 2016
     Martha Slaughter died at Culpeper County, Virginia.2 She was born circa 1740 at Virginia; The Virginia Society of the National Society Sons of the American Revolution. Application for Thomas Davis Jones. Membership deliverd 21 Jun 1968.2 She was the daughter of Robert Slaughter and Mary Smith.1 Martha Slaughter married Capt. Gabriel Jones in 1766.3,2

Children of Martha Slaughter and Capt. Gabriel Jones

  • Gabriel Jones+3 b. 12 Nov 1768, d. 10 Jul 1835
  • Frances Jones3
  • Mary Jones3
  • Robert Jones3

Child of Martha Slaughter and Maj William Broadus

  • Harriet Broadus3

Citations

  1. "See Surname", Page 427.
  2. U.S., Sons of the American Revolution membership Applications, 1889-1970, photocopy at Ancestry.com, online search.ancestry.com, 96768.
  3. "See Surname", Page 428.

Deborah LLoyd1

F, b. circa 1740
FatherCol Robert LLoyd1
MotherAnna Maria Tilghman1 b. 15 Nov 1709, d. 30 Aug 1763
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited13 Mar 2016
     Deborah LLoyd was born circa 1740 at Hope, Talbot County, Maryland.1 She was the daughter of Col Robert LLoyd and Anna Maria Tilghman.1 Deborah LLoyd married Col Peregrine Tilghman, son of Col Richard Tilghman and Susan Frisby, before 1779 at Talbot County, Maryland.1

Children of Deborah LLoyd and Col Peregrine Tilghman

  • Anna Maria Tilghman+1
  • Elizabeth Tilghman1
  • Robert Lloyd Tilghman1 b. 13 May 1778, d. 12 Jun 1823
  • Tench Tilghman1 b. 18 Apr 1782, d. 16 Apr 1827
  • William Hemsley Tilghman1 b. 16 Dec 1784

Citations

  1. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 454.

James Ringgold1

M, b. circa 1740
Last Edited29 May 2016
     James Ringgold was born circa 1740.1

Children of James Ringgold

Child of James Ringgold and Sarah Williamson

Citations

  1. Malcolm H. Harris, Old New Kent County : some account of the planters, plantations, and places in .

Lucy Redman1

F, b. circa 1740, d. before 1840
FatherCol. Henry Sisson Redman1
MotherElizabeth Maria Simpson1
Last Edited3 Apr 2015
     Lucy Redman was also known as Lucy Sparks.2 She was born circa 1740.1 She was the daughter of Col. Henry Sisson Redman and Elizabeth Maria Simpson.1 Lucy Redman married Richard Templeman Brown, son of William Brown and Margaret Templeman, on 27 March 1806.1 Lucy Redman died before 1840.1

Children of Lucy Redman and Richard Templeman Brown

Citations

  1. Larry C. Brown, "Decendants of William Brown," e-mail to David C. Pratt., 6 Jun 2007.
  2. Frances Elizabeth Brown Dougles, Momoirs, 1894-1905 Florada State University.

Frances Hutt1

F, b. circa 1740, d. 10 September 1764
Last Edited30 Jan 2016
     Frances Hutt was born circa 1740.1 She married William Brown, son of John Brown and Frances Fryer, on 10 December 1762.1,2 Frances Hutt died on 10 September 1764.2

Child of Frances Hutt and William Brown

Citations

  1. Larry C. Brown, "Decendants of William Brown," e-mail to David C. Pratt., 6 Jun 2007.
  2. Letter, Henry Peyton to David C. Pratt providing an Abstract of the records in the Brown Family Bible in the possession of Eleanor Perry Read., 4 Jun 2007.

John Spilman1

M, b. 1740, d. 1815
FatherJohn Spilman2 b. c 1718
Relationship7th great-grandfather of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited18 Jul 2016
     John Spilman was born in 1740 in Virginia. He was the son of John Spilman.2 John Spilman married (?) Davenport circa 1760 at Virginia While it is widely accepted that Cynthia Davenport Spilman/Armstrong is the daughter of John Spilman and Elziabeth Kelly, there is scanty documentation of this relationship. Although this researchr can find no proof of a marriage between John Spilman and an unknown Davenport, the fact that John was likely close to 40 at the time of his marriage to Elizabeth. It is therefore possible that John may well have had a family before his marriage to Elizabeth. This plus the fact that Cynthia "Davenport" Spilman/Armstrong is listed in John's son William K. Spilman's will as a niece rather than a sister would tend to indicate that Cynthia was Johns granddaughter rather than his daughter. One possible solution to the problem is to make Cynthia "Davenport" the daughter of an as yet un-named son of John's who would have married a Davenport. The sir name of Davenport is suggested because of Cynthia middle name. While purely conjecture, unless some one finds a baptismal certificate, this is as reasonable and assuming that Cynthia is the Daughter of John and Elizabeth.3 John Spilman married Elizabeth Kelly, daughter of Alexander Kelly ?, on 4 October 1779 in Fauquier County.4 John Spilman died in 1815 in Culpeper County. He was buried in the Fischbach Cemetery; This cemetery is suppose to be located near Jeffersonton. The dates of his birth and death are taken from a tombstone still to be seen there. His existence is further confirmed by the tithables of the time, and the administration of his estate.

Child of John Spilman and (?) Davenport

Children of John Spilman and Elizabeth Kelly

  • Armistead Spilman5 b. bt 1780 - 1781, d. bt 1802 - 1803
  • John Spilman Jr+5 b. bt 1782 - 1783
  • William K. Spilman5 b. bt 1782 - 1783, d. May 1819
  • Conway Spilman+2 b. c 1787, d. 25 Dec 1860

Citations

  1. Melville, SPILMAN PAPERS, p. 144.
  2. Edited by Frederick Adams Virkus The Compendium of American Geneaology - The Standard Genealogical Encylopedia of The First Families of America - Vol VI, In the Line of Baldwin Day Spilman.
  3. Dave Pratt's observation!
  4. Nancy Chappelear and John K. Gott, Early Fauquier County, Virginia Marriage Bonds, p. 114, Edward Settle Bondsman.
  5. Melville, SPILMAN PAPERS, p. 144.

Susannah Clayton1,2

F, b. 1740, d. 25 February 1818
FatherMaj Philip Clayton3 b. 1702, d. 1786
ChartsSome Descendants of John Slaughter the Immagrant
Last Edited21 Jun 2016
     Susannah Clayton was born in 1740 at Tappahannock, Essex County, Virginia.4 She was the daughter of Maj Philip Clayton.3 Susannah Clayton married Col James Slaughter, son of Robert Slaughter and Mary Smith, before 1758 at Culpeper, Virginia.1 Susannah Clayton died on 25 February 1818 at Christian County, Kentucky.4

Children of Susannah Clayton and Col James Slaughter

Citations

  1. Virginia Historical Society, "See Surname", Page 208.
  2. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Col James Slaughter - Find A Grave Memorial# 97766427.
  3. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Maj Philip Clayton - Find A Grave Memorial# 11549714.
  4. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Susannah Clayton Slaughter - Find A Grave Memorial# 97766132.
  5. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Judge James Slaughter - Find A Grave Memorial# 123344032.
  6. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Samuel Slaughter - Find A Grave Memorial# 19798793.

Capt. Gabriel Jones1

M, b. 1740, d. 1777
Photo posted on Find A Grave by Leonard Mallonee, 24 may 2007
ChartsSome Descendants of John Slaughter the Immagrant
Last Edited18 Jun 2016
     Capt. Gabriel Jones was born in 1740 at Essex County, Virginia.2 He married Martha Slaughter, daughter of Robert Slaughter and Mary Smith, in 1766.1,3 Capt. Gabriel Jones died in 1777 at Virginia; Burial: Lagrange, Culpeper County, Virginia.2 He Posted on Find-A-Grave "He was the first to form a Marine Company, serving as a Captain of a ship at Fredericksburg. After the Virginia Marine Corps was abandoned in 1776, he commanded the 8th Company of the 1st Virginia Regiment; His parents were Gabriel Jones Sr. and Mary (Johnson) Edmundson. - He married (!st) Mary Waller of Spotsylvania County and (2nd) Martha Slaughter, daughter of Robert Slaughter".2

Children of Capt. Gabriel Jones and Martha Slaughter

  • Gabriel Jones+1 b. 12 Nov 1768, d. 10 Jul 1835
  • Frances Jones1
  • Mary Jones
  • Robert Jones1

Citations

  1. "See Surname", Page 428.
  2. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Capt. Gabriel Jones, Jr - Find A Grave Memorial# 19505039.
  3. U.S., Sons of the American Revolution membership Applications, 1889-1970, photocopy at Ancestry.com, online search.ancestry.com, 96768.

Thomas Tilman1

M, b. 1740
FatherThomas Tillman1 b. 1 May 1720, d. 1813
MotherLucy Hix1 b. 1722, d. 5 May 1763
Relationship8th cousin 11 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited30 Oct 2016
     Thomas Tilman was born in 1740 at Goochland Parish, Goochland County, Virginia.1 He was the son of Thomas Tillman and Lucy Hix.1 Thomas Tilman married Susan Moon at Goochland Parish, Goochland County, Virginia.1

Children of Thomas Tilman and Susan Moon

Citations

  1. GEDCOM File submitted by Rev. Oden L. Woodward, RR 2 Box 586, Chichester, NH, 03263-8911, (603) 798-3334798-4220, online unknown url.

Silas Flanary1

M, b. 1740, d. before 26 January 1802
FatherThomas Elkannah Flanary1 b. c 1720, d. 1782 or 1814
MotherElizabeth Bluebough2 b. 1725, d. 1810
Relationship6th great-grandfather of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited22 Apr 2020
     Silas Flanary was born in 1740 at Wilkes County, North Carolina.1 He was the son of Thomas Elkannah Flanary and Elizabeth Bluebough.1,2 Silas Flanary married Violet Marshall circa 1773.1 He and his son-in-law,John Marshall , purchased 190 acres on the Clinch River. on 13 December 1794 at Russell County, Virginia.3
     "H.B.M. Bales, Early Settlers of Lee Co. VA and Adjacent Counties, 2:660-671. Served in the Montgomery Co., VA, militia and in Captain Enoch Ozborn's Company during the American Revolution (millitia records pp. 101-02). Appears on the Montgomery Co. tax lists for 1788-89. In Montgomery Co. as late as 1792-93, where he's shown as Elizabeth's father in the marriage records. Sometime before 1794 he moved to Russell Co., VA, where he and his son-in-law John Marshall bought land on 13 Dec 1794. His will, date unknown, was destroyed in a fire with other court records in 1871, but was produced in court for probate on 26 Jan 1802. (Order Book 3 at 175-76.) .4
     
     Reguarding his military service, the fallowing was taken from the Martin-Warner Family Tree on Ancestry.com: "He was sometimes referred to as Lilam Flanary or Silas Liliam Flanary; He appears on the Muster Rolls of Montgomery County, Virginia during the Revolutionary War; He is listed in William Herbert's Company in Lord Dunmore's War, Fincastle County, Virginia; He served in Enoch Osubrn's Company of Militia Information of a warrant issued for them by the British for horse thievery. "

     Silas Flanary died before 26 January 1802 at Russell County, Virginia; Silas Flannarys will was destroyed in a courthouse fire in 1871. It was produced in court and proven by oath of Henry Dickenson, a witness thereto and ordered to be recorded. "On the motion of Violet Flannery who made oath according to law and together with Nathan Ellington and John Montgomery , her securities entered into and acknowledged their bond in the penalty of one hundred and sixty ponds conditioned as the law directs, certificate is granted her for obtaining letters of administration on the Estate of Silas Flannery dec'd with the will annexed in due form".1,3,5

Children of Silas Flanary and Violet Marshall

Citations

  1. Deborah Lynn Flannery Cardona, Ancestors of William Flannery.
  2. Public Member Tree, online search.ancestry.com, Hublard FamilyTree.
  3. Public Member Tree, online search.ancestry.com, Radford Family Tree.
  4. Ancestry.com World Tree Projects, online www.ancestry.com, Information provided by Ray Stephens 1107.
  5. Ancestry.com, Public Member Stories, online search.ancestry.com, Johce Johnson. , shared by Johce Johnson , on: 03 Feb 2011.
  6. Kansas City Chapter DAR, Vital Historical Records of Jackson County, Missouri 1826 - 1876, Page 234, Cemeteries-Fort Osage Township.

Thomas Loughton Smith1

M, b. 1740, d. 1773
Last Edited17 Jul 2016
     Thomas Loughton Smith was born in 1740.1 He married Elizabeth Inglis circa 1760.1 Thomas Loughton Smith died in 1773.1

Children of Thomas Loughton Smith and Elizabeth Inglis

  • Elizabeth Smith1 b. 1765, d. 1787
  • Anna Loughton Smith1 b. 1767, d. 1835
  • Claudia Smith1 b. 1768, d. 1855
  • Maria Smith1 b. 1769, d. 1812
  • Harriet Beresford Smith1 b. 1773, d. 1839

Citations

  1. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Elizabeth Inglisl Clitherall - Find A Grave Memorial# 49950435.

John Brown1

M, b. after 1740
FatherJohn Brown1 b. 3 Jul 1721, d. 20 Nov 1780
MotherElizabeth Brown1 b. c 1728
Relationship6th great-granduncle of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited10 Apr 2015
     John Brown married Sallie Gibbs.2 John Brown married Phoebia Brown.2 John Brown was born after 1740 at Culpeper County, Virginia.1,3 He was the son of John Brown and Elizabeth Brown.1

Citations

  1. Green, GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL Notes, Phil Slaughter.
  2. Green, GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL Notes.
  3. Mary Ellen Thompson Saxon, "LDS Online Family Search", Ancestral File, (AFN:1KQM-N4C).

William Jones1

M, b. between 1740 and 1761
FatherWilliam Jones b. b 1725, d. 1772
MotherSarah or Mary Gilbert ?2
Relationship5th great-granduncle of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited2 Feb 2018
     William Jones was born between 1740 and 1761 in Pasquotank County, North Carolina.3 He was the son of William Jones and Sarah or Mary Gilbert ?2 William Jones began military service with the Continental Army in 1777; Served with the Continental Army at Charleston, South Carolina.1 He was supposed to have been captured and held by the British aboard a prison ship near Charleston, North Carolina for some two years circa 1779.3 The Daughters of the American Revolution Patriot Index does not list a William Jones from North Carolina. It does, how ever, list a Wilie and a Willis Jones from North Carolina.3

Citations

  1. Letter from C. P. Jones, Letter To Son A.J. Jones dated Dec. 3, 1895.
  2. Tom Harp, "Copy of William Jones 1771 Will," e-mail to Dave Pratt, 5 May 2008.
  3. Letter from C. P. Jones.

Charles Goldsborough1

M, b. 2 April 1740, d. 25 February 1769
Last Edited16 Feb 2016
     Charles Goldsborough was born on 2 April 1740 at Maryland.1 He married Anna Maria Tilghman, daughter of William Tilghman and Margaret Lloyd, circa 1760 at Maryland.1 Charles Goldsborough died on 25 February 1769 at Maryland at age 28.1

Child of Charles Goldsborough and Anna Maria Tilghman

  • Hon Charles Goldsborough1

Citations

  1. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 450.

Richard Tilghman1

M, b. 6 April 1740, d. 12 April 1809
FatherWilliam Tilghman1 b. 22 Sep 1711, d. b 31 Oct 1782
MotherMargaret Lloyd1 b. 16 Feb 1714
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited28 Oct 2016
     Richard Tilghman was born on 6 April 1740 at Queen Anne County, Maryland.1 He was the son of William Tilghman and Margaret Lloyd.1 Richard Tilghman married Mary Gibson, daughter of John Gibson, on 2 August 1784 at Talbot County, Maryland.2 Richard Tilghman died on 12 April 1809 at age 69.1

Children of Richard Tilghman and Mary Gibson

  • William Gibson Tilghman2 b. 24 Sep 1785, d. 20 Jun 1844
  • John Lloyd Tilghman2 b. 21 May 1788
  • Richard Tilghman2 b. 26 Mar 1790

Citations

  1. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 450.
  2. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 456.

Simon Miller1

M, b. 2 October 1740, d. 29 July 1806
Last Edited28 Mar 2016
     Simon Miller was born on 2 October 1740 at Essex County, Virginia.1 He married Jane Hord in April 1772 at Virginia.1 Simon Miller died on 29 July 1806 at Culpeper County, Verginia, at age 65.1

Child of Simon Miller and Jane Hord

Citations

  1. 1889-1970. Louisville, Kentucky: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, John Franklin Armstrong, Membership Number: 81581, Viewed at Ancestry.com.

Esther Powers1

F, b. 9 November 1740
FatherJonas Powers Sr1 b. 19 Jul 1719, d. 28 Sep 1760
MotherMary Tryon1 b. 24 Feb 1716, d. 26 Nov 1776
Relationship6th great-grandaunt of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited22 Apr 2015
     Esther Powers married Chapman Church.1 Esther Powers was born on 9 November 1740 at LittleTon, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Jonas Powers Sr and Mary Tryon.1

Citations

  1. Franklin E. Powers, "A Genealogical Record Of The Power(s) Families."

Col Peregrine Tilghman1

M, b. 24 January 1741, d. 1807
FatherCol Richard Tilghman1 b. 28 Apr 1705, d. 9 Sep 1766
MotherSusan Frisby1 b. 19 Jun 1718
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited13 Mar 2016
     Col Peregrine Tilghman was born on 24 January 1741 at Hope, Talbot County, Maryland.1 He was the son of Col Richard Tilghman and Susan Frisby.1 Col Peregrine Tilghman married Deborah LLoyd, daughter of Col Robert LLoyd and Anna Maria Tilghman, before 1779 at Talbot County, Maryland.2 Col Peregrine Tilghman died in 1807 at Maryland.1

Children of Col Peregrine Tilghman and Deborah LLoyd

  • Anna Maria Tilghman+2
  • Elizabeth Tilghman2
  • Robert Lloyd Tilghman2 b. 13 May 1778, d. 12 Jun 1823
  • Tench Tilghman2 b. 18 Apr 1782, d. 16 Apr 1827
  • William Hemsley Tilghman2 b. 16 Dec 1784

Citations

  1. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, p. 448.
  2. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 454.

Elizabeth Suggett

F, b. 11 March 1741
FatherEdgecomb Suggett b. 3 Mar 1709, d. 9 Jan 1753
MotherElizabeth Keene ?
Relationship7th great-grandmother of Juliane Marion Heck
ChartsSome Descendants of John Slaughter the Immagrant
Last Edited29 Jun 2016
     Elizabeth Suggett was born on 11 March 1741 in Richmond, Virginia. She was the daughter of Edgecomb Suggett and Elizabeth Keene ? Marriage banns for Elizabeth Suggett and Lt. Col. John Slaughter were published on 18 December 1758 in Richmond, Virginia.1 Elizabeth Suggett married Lt. Col. John Slaughter, son of Col. Francis Slaughter and Anne Lightfoot, on 22 December 1758 in Caroline County.2

Children of Elizabeth Suggett and Lt. Col. John Slaughter

Citations

  1. George Harrison Sanford King, Marriages of Richmond County, Virginia 1668 - 1853, p. 189. DB#12,p.550;WB#6,p.6.
  2. Letter, Harry Eugene "Bud" Burke Jr. to Debora Anita (89) Engles, Dec 1975.
  3. Green, GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL Notes, p. 86.
  4. George Harrison Sanford King, Marriages of Richmond County, Virginia 1668 - 1853, p. 189 ( DB#6,p275 ).
  5. "See Surname", Page 429.

Susan Wilson1

F, b. 4 October 1741, d. 15 June 1798
Last Edited7 Mar 2016
     Susan Wilson was born on 4 October 1741 at Fauquier County, Virginia.1,2 She married James Kelly, son of Alexander Kelly and Elizabeth Willson, on 5 April 1760.1,2 Susan Wilson died on 15 June 1798 at age 56.2 She was included in the census of Titus Bissell Anderson and Ellen Lewis "Nellie" Turner on 20 June 1900 at Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina.3

Children of Susan Wilson and James Kelly

Citations

  1. J.Y. Kelly, "Kelly Of Westmoreland Co. Virginia", p. 130.
  2. Sarah E. Burke, Widows Pension File, 382922, (AFN: V8XM-KV) James Kellyl.
  3. T Bissell Anderson household, 1900 U.S. Census, Charleston County, T Bissell Anderson, population schedule, Charleston, ED 0091, sheet 2B, dwelling 28, family 32, age 48, occupation Asst City Treas.

Henry Ober1

M, b. circa 1742
Relationship5th great-grandfather of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited24 Sep 2015
     Henry Ober married Veronica Stauffer.1 Henry Ober was born circa 1742 at Rapho, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.1

Child of Henry Ober and Veronica Stauffer

Citations

  1. RootsWeb's World Connect Project - Global Search, online wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, Two Ober/Over Families on the Pennsylvania Frontier.

Edwin Conway1

M, b. 1742
FatherGeorge Conway1 b. c 1720, d. 1754
MotherAnn Heath1 b. 9 May 1721
Last Edited22 Apr 2015
     Edwin Conway was born in 1742.1 He was the son of George Conway and Ann Heath.1 Edwin Conway married Sarah McAdams circa 1760.1

Child of Edwin Conway and Sarah McAdams

  • Sarah Ann Conway1 b. 1 Dec 1763, d. 31 Oct 1783

Citations

  1. Unknown author, William and Mary Quarterly, vol. 12, pp. 264-265.

Susan Moon1

F, b. 1742
Last Edited30 Oct 2016
     Susan Moon was born in 1742.1 She married Thomas Tilman, son of Thomas Tillman and Lucy Hix, at Goochland Parish, Goochland County, Virginia.1

Children of Susan Moon and Thomas Tilman

Citations

  1. GEDCOM File submitted by Rev. Oden L. Woodward, RR 2 Box 586, Chichester, NH, 03263-8911, (603) 798-3334798-4220, online unknown url.

William Dingus1

M, b. 1742
Last Edited12 Feb 2016
     William Dingus was born in 1742 at Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.1 He married Anna Maria Kelker before 1761 at Pennsylvania.1

Children of William Dingus and Anna Maria Kelker

  • Henry Dingus1 b. 1761
  • Catharina Dingus1 b. 21 Sep 1772
  • Philip Dingus+1 b. 10 Dec 1775
  • Elizabeth Dingus1 b. 7 Aug 1777

Citations

  1. RootsWeb's World Connect Project - Global Search, online wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, Darren Peterson's Family Tree (and Others).

Margaret Tilghman1

F, b. 13 January 1742, d. 14 March 1817
FatherMatthew Tilghman1 b. 17 Feb 1718, d. 4 May 1790
MotherAnna Lloyd1 b. 13 Feb 1723, d. 15 Mar 1794
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited28 Oct 2016
     Margaret Tilghman was born on 13 January 1742 at Talbot County, Maryland.1 She was the daughter of Matthew Tilghman and Anna Lloyd.1 Margaret Tilghman married Charles Carroll Barrister on 23 June 1763 at Talbot County, Maryland.1 Margaret Tilghman was after 23 June 1763; "Only children were twins who died in infancy.1" She died on 14 March 1817 at age 75.1

Citations

  1. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 454.

Thomas Gould Alvord1

M, b. 1 March 1741/42
Last Edited24 May 2015
     Thomas Gould Alvord was born on 1 March 1741/42 at Durham, Middlesex County, Connecticut.1 He married Keziah Orvis, daughter of Ebenezer Orvis, on 2 August 1762 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.1 Thomas Gould Alvord married Hannah (Hart) Byington circa 1803.1 Thomas appeared on the census of 1820 in Homer, Cortland County, New York.2 Thomas Gould Alvord appeared on the census of 1830 in Homer, Cortland County, New York; Free White Persons - Males: 15-19(11), 30-39(1), 60-69(1); Females: 10-14(1), 60-69(1).3

Children of Thomas Gould Alvord and Keziah Orvis

  • Thomas Gould Alvord1 b. 12 Mar 1763
  • Arklymemy Alvord1 b. 15 Jul 1765
  • Ebenezer Alvord+1 b. 27 Aug 1767, d. 2 Jan 1844

Citations

  1. Ancestry.com Family Trees, online search.ancestry.com.
  2. Thomas Alvord household, 1820 United States Census, Cortland County, New York, population schedule, Line Number, 517.
  3. Thomas G. Alvord household, 1830 U.S. Census, Cortland County, New York, population schedule, Line Number, 126.

Jonas Powers Jr1

M, b. 13 June 1742
FatherJonas Powers Sr2 b. 19 Jul 1719, d. 28 Sep 1760
MotherMary Tryon2 b. 24 Feb 1716, d. 26 Nov 1776
Relationship6th great-grandfather of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited21 Apr 2016
     Jonas Powers Jr was born on 13 June 1742 at Connecticut; From Middletown Vital Records.3 He was the son of Jonas Powers Sr and Mary Tryon.2 Jonas Powers Jr. migrated from Connicut to Virginia about 1755. According to the History of Bland County "Little is known directly of the Powers family in Bland County except they were of Polish descent and of moderate financial means. They came to Southwest Virginia from Vermont, probably abouth the middle of the 18th century. They settled on Walkers Creek at Mechanicsburg in what is now Bland County, then known as John Grayson farm. According to reliable sources, the Powers family of Southwest Virginia descended from Jacob and Edith Adams Powers and was closely related to President Adams family."4 Jonas Powers Jr married Jerusha Harmon, daughter of Benjamin Harmon and Katherine Beal, at Bland County, Virginia.1,5 From a "Harmon Genealogy" by Artemas HARMON, "comprising all branches in New England", also is on file in the Library of Congress. This book lists Benjamin Harmon (whos father was John, son of John, son of James), who was born Feb. 3, 1709, in York (now Maine). On Jun 5, 1734, Benjamin Harmon was married to Katherine Beal, daughter of Edward Beal, with the officiating minister, the Rev. Sam'l Meedy, in York. " "Jonas Powers was the father of this family, the first of our ancestors of the name in Virginia. His wife was Jerusha Harman. Jerusha's mother was a Meek. A sketch, "The Name and Family of Powers" by W.P. Kennedy was published in a Wise County newspaper about 1938. A typewritten copy was furnished us about 1950. There seems to be some omissions in the typewritten copy, and in one or two places, a generaton seems to have been skipped. The sketch contains difinite statements connecting our Virginia line with the New England family descended from Walter Powers, immigrant from Waterford, Ireland, who settled in Malden, Massachusetts, about 1660, and who married Trial Shepard in 1861. The sketch states that Jacob, a son of this couple or "members of his (Jacob's) immediate family came to Virginia and continued the line in that state". a typewritten copy of the book does not give the authority for connection of our line to that of Walter and Jacob Powers of New England. How ever, A History of the Powers Family of New England, by Amos and Herman Powers, is on file in the Library of Congress. The names, "Jonas", "Oliver", "Esther" and "Eunice" appear frequently in this history; that is, repeated from generation to generation, and obnviously, favorite family names.6

Children of Jonas Powers Jr and Jerusha Harmon

Citations

  1. Bland County Centennial Corporation, History of Bland County (Virginia).
  2. Cynthia R. Pratt, "Cynthia's Notes."
  3. Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection) [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data: White, Lorraine Cook, ed. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. Vol. 1-55. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994-2002. Online at ancestry.com., online search.ancestry.com, Parents: Jonas and Mary.
  4. Bland County Centennial Corporation, History of Bland County (Virginia), Page 134. "The Powers Family."
  5. Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004., online www.Ancestry.com.
  6. Rev. Hampton Osborne & Gladys J. Stallard Stallard, "Steel Family."
  7. Franklin E. Powers, "A Genealogical Record Of The Power(s) Families."

Veronica Stauffer1

F, b. 31 July 1742
Relationship5th great-grandmother of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited24 Sep 2015
     Veronica Stauffer married Henry Ober.1 Veronica Stauffer was born on 31 July 1742 at Warwick, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.1

Child of Veronica Stauffer and Henry Ober

Citations

  1. RootsWeb's World Connect Project - Global Search, online wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, Two Ober/Over Families on the Pennsylvania Frontier.

John Ball1

M, b. 2 October 1742, d. 1806
FatherWilliam Ball1 b. c 1718
Last Edited5 Apr 2015
     John Ball was born on 2 October 1742 at Falmouth, Stafford County, Virginia.1 He was the son of William Ball.1 John Ball died in 1806 at Fauquier County, Virginia.1

Child of John Ball

Citations

  1. Public Member Tree, online search.ancestry.com, Barlow_CURRENT_SEP_30_2011_7505 - wabarlow2: Reported Source: "Ball Cousins" by Margaret B. Kinsey, R 292.2 B178-8 viewed at the Los Angeles Central Library.

William Newby1

M, b. circa 1743, d. circa 1831
Last Edited4 Apr 2016
     William Newby was born circa 1743.1 He married Elizabeth Symons circa 1808.1 William Newby died circa 1831.1

Child of William Newby and Elizabeth Symons

  • Cyrus Newby2 b. 30 Oct 1809, d. 26 Oct 1889

Citations

  1. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Memorial# 44023607.
  2. Find A Grave - Memorial Page, online www.findagrave.com, Cyrus Newby: Memorial# 50718851.

Thomas Jordan1

M, b. 1743, d. 1815
Last Edited6 Mar 2016
     Thomas Jordan was born in 1743.1 He died in 1815.1

Children of Thomas Jordan and Mary Letts

  • Francis Marion Jordan1 b. c 1770
  • Nancy Jordan1 b. c 1771

Citations

  1. Descendants and Ancestors of Elisha Reynolds and Related Families, online http://awt.ancestry.com

Mary Ware1

F, b. 23 May 1743
Last Edited4 Jan 2017
     Mary Ware was born on 23 May 1743 at Glastonbury, Harford County, Connecticut.1 She married Timothy Stevens IV on 25 December 1766 at Glastonbury, Harford County, Connecticut.1

Child of Mary Ware and Timothy Stevens IV

Citations

  1. Public Member Tree, online search.ancestry.com, Moore-Hill-Stevens-Cristiansen-Mengel, Contact: Cristine M. Moore.

Judge James Tilghman1

M, b. 2 August 1743, d. 19 April 1807
FatherCol Richard Tilghman1 b. 28 Apr 1705, d. 9 Sep 1766
MotherSusan Frisby1 b. 19 Jun 1718
Relationship2nd cousin 9 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited28 Oct 2016
     Judge James Tilghman was born on 2 August 1743 at Maryland.1 He was the son of Col Richard Tilghman and Susan Frisby.1 Judge James Tilghman married Susanna Steuart, daughter of Dr Geroge Steuart, on 19 January 1769 at Maryland.2 He married secondly Elizabeth Johns, daughter of Kinsey Johns, on 19 February 1778 at Maryland.2 Judge James Tilghman died on 19 April 1807 at Queen Anne County, Maryland, at age 63.1 Another record says that it was 1809 rather than 1807.2

Children of Judge James Tilghman and Susanna Steuart

  • George Tilghman2 b. 11 Oct 1771, d. 30 Jul 1792
  • Frisby Tilghman3 b. 4 Aug 1773, d. 14 Apr 1847
  • Susanna Tilghman3 b. 1774

Children of Judge James Tilghman and Elizabeth Johns

  • Anna Maria Tilghman3 b. 10 Mar 1779
  • Samuel Tilghman3 b. 30 Aug 1781, d. 19 Aug 1782
  • Mary Tilghman3 b. 6 Feb 1783
  • John Tilghman3 b. 8 Mar 1785
  • Charles Carroll Tilghman3 b. 26 Feb 1788, d. Dec 1861
  • Peregrine Tilghman3 b. 31 Mar 1790, d. 1874

Citations

  1. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, p. 448.
  2. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 454.
  3. Hallowak, Maryland Genealogies, Page 455.

Napthali Harmon1

M, b. 28 August 1743
FatherBenjamin Harmon1 b. 3 Feb 1709 or 1710
MotherKatherine Beal1 b. 23 Nov 1713
Relationship6th great-granduncle of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited27 Feb 2016
     Napthali Harmon was born on 28 August 1743.1 He was the son of Benjamin Harmon and Katherine Beal.1 Napthali Harmon married Sarah (?)

Child of Napthali Harmon and Sarah (?)

  • Napthali Harmon2 b. 23 Feb 1764

Citations

  1. Rev. Hampton Osborne & Gladys J. Stallard Stallard, "Steel Family."
  2. Rev. Hampton Osborne & Gladys J. Stallard Stallard, "Steel Family", Probably?

Thomas Ringgold1

M, b. circa 1744, d. 26 October 1776
FatherThomas Ringgold1 b. 5 Dec 1715, d. 1 Apr 1772
MotherAnna Maria Earle1 b. c 1725, d. Jul 1794
Relationship2nd cousin 8 times removed of Juliane Marion Heck
Last Edited18 Feb 2016
     Thomas Ringgold married Mary Galloway.1 Thomas Ringgold was born circa 1744. He was the son of Thomas Ringgold and Anna Maria Earle.1 Thomas Ringgold died on 26 October 1776.1

Children of Thomas Ringgold and Mary Galloway

  • Thomas Ringgold1
  • Benjamin Ringgold1
  • Gen Samuel Ringgold+1 b. 15 Jan 1770, d. 18 Oct 1829
  • Anna Maria Ringgold1 b. 9 Mar 1772

Citations

  1. Malcolm H. Harris, Old New Kent County : some account of the planters, plantations, and places in .

Abraham Cantrell1

M, b. circa 1744, d. circa 1814
FatherJohn Miller Cantrell1 b. 6 Oct 1724
MotherJane Brittain1 b. c 1725, d. 1769
Last Edited11 Apr 2015
     Abraham Cantrell was born circa 1744 at New Castle County, Pennsylvania; Berth location also reported as Orange County, Virginia.1,2 He was the son of John Miller Cantrell and Jane Brittain.1 Abraham Cantrell married Malissa Watson circa 1768.2 Abraham Cantrell died circa 1814 at Spartanburg County, South Carolina.1

Children of Abraham Cantrell and Malissa Watson

Citations

  1. Dekalb Co. Family Histories, online www.tngenweb.org/dekalb/fam_hist/famhistory.htm.
  2. Public Member Tree, online search.ancestry.com, Our Family and Then Some - Judy.