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     Eleanor Slaughter was the daughter of William Slaughter and Lucy Brown.² Eleanor Slaughter married Benjamin Ficklin on 14 February 1816 at Chesterfield County, Virginia.^1,3 Eleanor Slaughter witnessed the note of William Slaughter on 18 April 1832; was listed as one of the heirs to William Slaughter on a Revolutionary War Pention Application filed for Lucy Brown Slaughter.¹

     Mary Dunn married Simon Wilmer, son of Lambert Wilmer and Ann Elizabeth Lovely, before 1791.¹ Mary Dunn died on 29 March 1831 at Alexandria, Virginia.¹

     Temperance Redgrave married George William Forester, son of George Willam Forester and Mary Wilmer, on 29 August 1779 at Kent County, Maryland.¹

     Ann Pyner was the daughter of Thomas Pyner and Joane (?)² Ann married Lambert Wilmer, son of Simon Wilmer and Rebecca Tilghman, before 1703 at Maryland.¹

     Mary Tylden was the daughter of Marmaduke Tylden and Rebecca (?)² Mary Tylden married Thomas Ringgold, son of James Ringgold, on 17 September 1699 at Kent County, Maryland.¹ Mary Tylden was buried on 9 September 1708.³

     Sarah Ringgold married Thomas Ringgold, son of James Ringgold, before 1699 in Kent County, Maryland.¹ Sarah Ringgold was buried on 20 April 1699.²

     Mary Vaughan was the daughter of Capt. Robert Vaughan.² Mary Vaughan married James Ringgold, son of Col Thomas Ringgold, before 1680 in Kent County, Maryland.³

     James Ringgold married Mary Harris, daughter of Moses Harris. James Ringgold died in 1704 at Kent County, Maryland.

     Sarah Hill married John H. Brown, son of Capt. Daniel Brown and Elizabeth Hill, between 15 March 1809 and 1810 at Culpeper County, Virginia.² Sarah Hill Brown, obviously a widow, appeared as head of house on the census of 30 September 1850 in Amelia County, Virginia.³

     Lucy Powell married Daniel Brown, son of Capt. Daniel Brown and Elizabeth Hill, on 27 May 1818 at Culpeper County, Virginia.^1,2

     Miss Tazewell married Armistead Hill, son of William Hill and Frances Wood.

     Peggie Baptist married Russell Hill, son of William Hill and Frances Wood.

     Ann Powell was the daughter of Ambrose Powell and Mary Bledsoe.² Ann Powell married Harry Hill, son of Russell Hill and Anne Towles, circa 1760.

     Henry Hill was the son of Ambrose Powell Hill and Frances "Fannie" Twyman. Henry Hill married Frances Evelyn Hill, daughter of Thomas Hill and Frances "Fannie" Russel Baptist, on 19 December 1837 at Culpeper County, Virginia.¹ Henry Hill was included in the census of Thomas Hill and Frances "Fannie" Russel Baptist on 31 October 1850 at Fairfax, Culpeper County, Virginia.¹

     Judy Chapman married Robert Hill, son of Harry Hill and Ann Powell, circa 1800 at Culpeper County, Virginia.¹ Judy Chapman was included during the census of her parents, Winfield Scott Armstrong and Cora Penelope Vaughn, on 15 April 1940 at Civil District 4, Hawkins County, Tennessee.²

     Fannie Hill was the daughter of Russell Hill and Anne Towles.¹ Fannie Hill married William Booton.

     William Booton married Fannie Hill, daughter of Russell Hill and Anne Towles.

     William Needles was the son of John Needles.¹ William Needles married Dorothy (?) in 1688 at Christchurch, Middlesex County, Virginia.

     Ann Russell married Thomas Hill, son of Thomas Hill and Mary Piersly, in 1677.² Ann Russell died in 1726 in Middlesex County.¹

     Margrett Daniel married John Towles, son of Stockeley Towles and Ann Vallott, on 9 October 1735. Margrett Daniel was included in the census of Hiram Floyd Baldwin and Martha Annis Baker on 20 May 1910 at DeKalb District, Scott County, Virginia.¹

     Hanna Therriott married Henry Towles, son of Henry Towles and Ann Stockley, circa 1710 at Lancaster County, Virginia.

     John Stockley married Elizabeth Woodman ? in 1650 in Assawoman, Accomack County, Virginia.^2,3

     Ann Spilsby married Capt. Robert Coleman, son of Robert Coleman sr and Elizabeth Grizzell, circa 1675 in Essex County; One source say's that the marriage may have taken place in England. This seems likely, since the name Spilsby can be found no where else in early Virginia.^1,2 Ann Spilsby gave bond as Executrix of the Estate of Robert Coleman deceased. on 8 April 1714.¹ On 5 April 1715 Vol: 14, Page: 358. an agreement was entered into between John Hunter and Ann Coleman of the County of Essex and Thomas coleman son of Ann Coleman of Essex, setting forth that "there is a marriage [by Gods Grace] intended immediately between John Hunter and Ann Coleman and the division of the Estate which she holds by the last will and testament of Rober Coleman deceased, her late husband, is to be divided."³ She married John Hunter after 5 April 1715 in Essex County.³ Ann Spilsby died in 1717 in Tappahonnock, Virginia.¹

     John Chamberlaine married Grizzell Coleman, daughter of Capt. Robert Coleman and Ann Spilsby, circa 1700. John Chamberlaine died in 1724.

     John Hunter married Ann Spilsby after 5 April 1715 in Essex County.²

     Terry Lee Gowen was born on 25 January 1954 at Geneva, Filmore County, Nebraska..^2,3 He married Deborah Lee Pratt, daughter of William Raab Pratt and Marilyn Jean Taylor, on 13 March 1982 at Superior, Nuckolls County, Nebraska.^4,3

     Martin Gomoll was also known as Martin Gromoll.² He married Anna Luise Bethke on 27 October 1823 at Krojenke Parish, Flatow, West Prussia.¹

     Neil McFadyen married Sarah C. McLauchlin, daughter of John McLauchlin and Nancy McLauchlin.

     John McLauchlin married Flora Munn.

     Flora Munn married John McLauchlin.

     William Williamson married Catherine Campbell.

     Catherine Campbell married William Williamson.

     John Dickson married Sarah Blocker, daughter of George Blocker and Mary Dyer, in June 1794 at Cumberland County; John Dickson patented 400 acres in Sampson county surveyed January 11, 1796 for John Dickson "being heir at law of the late George Blocker, dec'd.¹ John Dickson patented 400 acres on Buck Creek joning Culbreth land in Sampson County in 1798, which had been entered by George Blocker in 1792. It was surveyed January 11, 1796 for John dickerson "being heir at law of the late George Blocker, dec'd." He a member of the Assembly of in 1803.² He died circa 1808 at Cumberland County, North Carolina.¹

     Michael Blocker I married Elizabeth (?) circa 1700.² Michael Blocker I immigrated circa 1733 to Bladen County, North Carolina; "Nearly all of the first wave of land seekers to the Cape Fear area in the 1730's and 1740's came from Pennsylvania". Whether Michael was a member of one of these groups is unknown. However, "his name was not on the ships' lists of immigrants in Rupp's Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants in Pennsylvania, 1727-1776; nor is it among the lists of Strassburger's Pennsylvania German Pioneers, 1727-1775. Neither was his name in the surviving lists of the Moravians or Palatines in the above books; nor was his name found in the Salzburg Colony at Ebenezer, Georgia, in 1734; nor was it in the Colonial Records of Georgia, nor in Coulter and Saye's List of the Early Settles of Georgia; nor was it to be found in Hotten's List of Emigrants to America, 1600-1700. It is possible there was some connection in Virginia. Greer's Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623-1666, names an Eliza Blocker and an Elizabeth Blocker as being in James City County in 1638 and 1649. And it is possible that he entered a Wilmington instead of Philadelphia".³ On 13 April 1734 Michael Blocker I patented 640 acres on the east side of the Cape Fear River, three miles above the mouth of Rockfish Creek and five miles south of the present city of Fayetteville. This patent was issued 9 September 1735. He was granted or patented 300 acres <1735> which was located on the Cape Fear across from the present city of Fayetteville then in Bladen County. In 1745, Michael Blocker was appointed road commissioner in Bladen County for the area from Bartram's Ferry up to the head of the river. He died before 1753 in Bladen County.¹

     John Martinlear married Barbary Blocker, daughter of Michael Blocker I and Elizabeth (?), before 1754 at Bladen County, North Carolina.¹ John Martinlear died circa 1775 at Cumberland County, North Carolina; Will filed April 24, 1775.^1,2

     Elizabeth (?) married Michael Blocker I circa 1700.¹ Elizabeth (?) died after 1776 at Cumberland County, North Carolina.¹

     Mary (?) married John Blocker, son of Michael Blocker I and Elizabeth (?), before 1750 at Bladen County.¹ Mary (?) appeared on the tax list for in 1763.¹ She was deeded "all her property, both real and personal, to her son John" in in 1765.¹

     Cahterine Brinkley married Michael Blocker, son of George Blocker and Mary Dyer, on 7 December 1805 at Cumberland County, North Carolina.¹ Cahterine Brinkley married Marvin Jones in 1812; Supposition based on a marriage bond between Kitty Blocker and Marvin Jones, and the reference to a step-father for little George in his release form bond.²

     Phillip Lightfoot was the son of John Lightfoot ? Phillip Lightfoot married Alice Corbin, daughter of Henry Corbin and Alice Eltonhead Of Middlesex County.²

     Mary Smith was the daughter of Augustus Smith.² Mary Smith married Robert Slaughter, son of Robert Slaughter and Frances Ann Jones, on 7 June 1723 at Essex County, Virginia.^1,3

     Margaret Hudson and Francis Slaughter published a marriage bond on 11 July 1711 in Richmond County.² Margaret Hudson married Francis Slaughter, son of Francis Slaughter and Elizabeth Underwood, on 2 August 1711 in Richmond.^1,3,2

     Amory Butler was the son of (?) Butler.² Amory Butler married Elizabeth Underwood, daughter of William? Underwood and Margaret (?), in 1672.³

     Phoebe Smith was the daughter of Col Toby Smith and Phebe Fauntleroy.² Phoebe Smith married William Hodgkins before 1673.³ Phoebe Smith married William Slaughter, son of John Slaughter and Anne (?), in 1685 at Essex County, Virginia; "Widow of William Hodgkins." Phoebe Smith married William Peachey before 1710. Phoebe Smith died in 1710.

     Ruth Larkin ? was the daughter of John Larkin and Katherine (?)² Ruth Larkin ? married Joseph Chew ?, son of John Chew and Sarah Bond, after 27 December 1669 in Cecil County, Maryland; In deed of 18 January 1675 Josephs states he was "late of Cecil County in Maryland."¹

     Hannah Roy was the daughter of John Roy.² Hannah Roy married Larkin Chew, son of Joseph Chew ? and Ruth Larkin ?, before 1700 at Virginia.¹

     Margaret Beverley married John Chew, son of Larkin Chew and Hannah Roy, on 26 June 1729 at Virginia.¹

     William Johnson married Ann Chew, daughter of Larkin Chew and Hannah Roy, on 12 October 1723 at Virginia.¹

     Margaret (?) married William? Underwood before 1630.¹ Margaret (?) married Capt. John Upton circa 1644 in Virginia; Frances Slaughter's will lists his Mother in Law, Margaret Upton.^2,3 Margaret (?) was recorded in a deed widow, conveying to John Butcher land, acres not given on 3 February 1651.⁴ She was recorded in a deed widow, conveying to Philip Dewett, Planter, 100 a., her mark, on 9 April 1652.⁴ She was recorded in a deed As relic of Lt.-Col. John Upton, to Frncis Slaughter, 850 acres, mark on 8 March 1655.⁴ She immigrated before 1656 to Lancaster County.⁵ In 1656, Margaret (?) was granted a patented from Governor Richard Bennett for 700 acres of land lying in lancaster County on the North side of Rappahannock River, on the upper side of the land of John Edgecomb nigh the river side to the creek wgich divides this land and that of Anthony Jackman.⁵ She was recorded in a on 8 March 1656 deed which sold her last Isle of Wight County land to her son in law Francis Slaugher, the deed being as fallows: Margret Upton relict and administratrix of Lt. Coll. Jhn Upton late of Isle of Wight County convey to Francis Slaughter of the sam county, Gent. Whereas the said Lt. Coll. John Upton in his lifetime made sale of a tract of land unto Mr. John Batte formerly made over to a jointure of dowry to feofees in trust for the use of the said Margaret as by a deed as large may appear. The Governor and Councill of Virginia by order of Court at James City 29 Nov 1652 made good the value of the said Dowry so illegally alienated from the said Margaret and administratrix of the said Lt. Coll. John Upton according to the value of the consideration from the said Batts for the said land. It was ordered that the said Margaret should be satisfied out of the said estate the sum of 325 pounds Sterling. For the accomplishment as also towards the satisfying of other creditors to the said estate the said Margaret was empowered to bring to appraisement the lands of the said Lt. Coll Upton by an order dated at James City 7 July 1653 and to pay herself in the first place in tobacco at the rate of 20 shillings pr. hundred she having proceeded and paid beyond asset.
This indenture witneesseth that the said Margaret Upton for the sum of 4500 pounds of good merchantable tobacco and casque already paid and delivered by the said Francis Slaughter grant deliver and confirm unto him a tract of 850 acres of land lying on a branch of Warwis queak River now known as Newtown Haven on a branch which doth near butt upon the head of Pagan Creek. Due by a patent unto the said Lt. Coll. John Upton dated 23 Septeember 1637.⁶ She conveyed unto John Temple a light roan or gray mare three years old next grass now runnin at Chuckatuck on 12 September 1656.⁷ She coveyed to Humphrey Booth of the Same county, merchant, a tract of land containing 700 acres with the patent thereof, lying on the north side of Rappahannock River beginning on the upper side of a divident of Land now in
possession of John Edgecomb and running for breadth by or nigh the river side, to a creek that divides this land and the land of Anthony Jackman on 10 October 1656.⁸ She married Thomas Lucas in 1657.⁹ Margaret (?) died before 14 October 1669.¹⁰

     Humphrey Booth married Margaret Underwood, daughter of William? Underwood and Margaret (?), on 16 October 1656 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.¹

     Capt. John Upton was recorded in a deed To Charles I. 100(a), part of 400 and to Thomas Greenwood, planter, 100(a), part of 400. on 22 September 1623.³ He immigrated before 1630 to James City, Virginia.⁴ He appointed Mint Master General for at Virginia in 1630.⁵ John Upton was a Member of the House of Burgesses, and commissioner (Justice) for Warrosquoiacke County. In 1645, "Captain John Upton is hereby confirmed Mint Master Generall. Wee reposing much confidence in his care, ability and trust for the performance of the said office".^6,5 He was granted or patented 1650 acres in Warrosquoiacke County (Isle of Wight County), Virginia.⁷ He married Margaret (?) circa 1644 in Virginia; Frances Slaughter's will lists his Mother in Law, Margaret Upton.^1,8 Capt. John Upton was recorded in a deed For love and affection, to Christopher Ben (cooper), 50(a). circa 1645.³ He died before 3 February 1652 at Virginia.⁹ He was recorded in a deed with Margaret his w., giving to William Underwood, 400 (a) part of 1,600, Margaret makes her mark on 8 May 1652.¹⁰

     Thomas Lucas married Margaret (?) in 1657.²

     Dorothy (?) was the widow of John Man. She married William Needles, son of John Needles, in 1688 at Christchurch, Middlesex County, Virginia.

     Lucy Smith married Edgecomb Suggett, son of Edgecomb Suggett and Lucy (?), circa 1730 in Richmond County. Lucy Smith died before 1740 at Richmond, Virginia.

     Elizabeth Keene ? was also known as Eleanor Keene.⁵ She married Edgecomb Suggett, son of Edgecomb Suggett and Lucy (?), in 1740.