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     John Church married Sarah Pratt, daughter of William Pratt and Elizabeth Grounds, on 11 June 1829 at March, Cambridgeshire, England.

     (Thomas) Jefferson Reed was born 31 feb 1844 at Portland, Ionia, Michigan.^1,4,3 He was the son of Henry Reed and Rebecca Rowley.³ (Thomas) Jefferson Reed married Lauretta Brown, daughter of Joseph F. Brown and Mary A. Hare, on 25 December 1868 at Georgetown, Michigan; "Jefferson" was listed as a Lumberman.^1,4 (Thomas) Jefferson Reed and Lauretta Brown appeared on the census of 22 June 1870 in Gerogetown, Ottawa County, Michigan.⁵ (Thomas) Jefferson Reed and Lauretta Brown appeared on the census of June 1880 in Allendale, Ottawa County, Michigan.¹ Thomas and Lauretta appeared on the census of 18 June 1900 in Belvidere, Montcalm County, Michigan.⁶ They appeared on the census of 30 April 1910 in Greenville, Montcalm County.⁷ (Thomas) Jefferson Reed was recorded in the census of son-in-law and daughter, Nash and Ruth Powers, on 6 January 1920 at Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida.⁸ He died on 11 June 1920 at Greenville, Montcalm County, Michigan; Posted on Find A Grave "Age: 75/5/11, married, interment: Jun 14 1920;Son of Henry & Rebecca Rowley Reed; Husband of Laura E. Reed".³

     Jessie Roberta Kemp is the daughter of Vernon E Kemp and Jessie K Flaherty.¹

     William Hill was born in Culpeper County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Russell Hill and Anne Towles.² William Hill married Frances Wood, daughter of Joseph Wood and Elizabeth Scott, before 1764 in Culpeper County.³

     Armistead Hill married Miss Tazewell. Armistead Hill was born. He was the son of William Hill and Frances Wood.¹

     Russell Hill married Peggie Baptist. Russell Hill was born. He was the son of William Hill and Frances Wood.¹

     Harry Hill was also known as Henry Hill.² He was also known as Col. Harry Hill. He was born at Culpeper County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Russell Hill and Anne Towles.¹ Harry Hill married Ann Powell, daughter of Ambrose Powell and Mary Bledsoe, circa 1760.

     Elizabeth Martin was born at England. She was the daughter of Thomas Martin and Catherine (?)¹ Elizabeth Martin married Stockeley Towles, son of Henry Towles and Hanna Therriott, on 26 July 1736 at Essex County, Virginia. Elizabeth Martin Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800; DEEDS - DEED BOOK P 1797-1800 page 503: "Whereas, Elizabeth Towles, decd., did by her last will and testament, devise certain slaves to her grandchildren, Merryman Payne, Ann Payne, Elizabeth Payne, and Frances Payne, and whereas, Thomas Towles, Henry Towles, Stockley Towles, and Ann Reveley (children of the sd. Elizabeth Towles, decd.), are ready and willing to convey and release all right, title, etc., whatsoever, they may have to the sd. slaves, this Ind. therefore witnesseth, conveyance of the sd. slaves to Thos. Towles, in trust for the afsd. Paynes, etc., etc. Witnesses, Edwd. Herndon, Beverley Stubblefield, Thomas Winslow. Septr. 4, 1798" on 4 September 1798 at Spottsylvania County, Virginia.²

     John Lightfoot was born in Rappahannock County, Virginia.² John Lightfoot was the son of John Lightfoot ? John immigrated circa 1670 to Gloucester County, Virginia.³ On 10 June 1670 John recieved the "King's grant as auditor general of Virginia in place of Thomas Stegge, lately deceased. But on May 25, 1671, the commission was suspended till the King's pleasure was heard, the reversionary right to the office having been long since granted to Edward Digges, Esq., by comicon from the power of this country. On December 17, 1671, the suspension was confirmed by the King's order on account of the prior right of Digges."⁴ John Lightfoot married Anne Goodrich, daughter of Thomas Goodrich and Anne Sherwood ?, before 1681.⁵ John Lightfoot moved before 1687 to New Kent County.⁶ In 1692 John Lightfoot became collector for the Counties between the York and James Rivers and Commander-in-chief of King and Queen County.⁷ He was "appointed to the Council in 1695, and held office until his death."⁸ He died on 28 May 1707 at King and Queen County, Virginia.⁹ The origin of John Lightfoot can be traced through the tomb of Philip Lightfoot (his brother) at "Sandy Point," Charles City Co., Va., This tomb clearly indicates that Philip and his brother John descended from the Lightfoot family of Bruain in Northamptonshire, England. The inscription on the tomb reads "Philip Lightfoot, Son of John Lightfoot, Esq. Barrister at Law, Son of John Lightfoot, Minister of Stoke, Bruain in Northamptonshire". While John Lightfoot of Stoke was not minister of Stoke, John Lightfoot of Stokes father Richard was.¹⁰

     Anne Ayers was born at Nansemond County, Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of William Ayers. Anne Ayers married Samuel Chew, son of John Chew and Sarah Bond, circa 1658 at Virginia.¹ Anne Ayers died on 13 April 1695 at Anne Arundel County, Maryland; Will probated 5 May 1695.¹

     Mary Foxley was born in London, England.^1,2 She married an unknown person between 5 November 1648 and 1649 at London, England.³ She married DR Richard Tilghman, son of Oswald Tilghman and Abigail Taylor, before 1650 in London, England.¹ Mary Foxley and DR Richard Tilghman immigrated in 1661 to Talbot County, Maryland; aboard the "Elizabeth and Mary."^4,5 Mary Foxley died circa 1700 in Maryland.¹

     Mary Kinney was born at Tipperary, Ireland; I'm guessing about Tipperary. Also the area may be Ballingarry but I don't know if it is the one in north Tipp. or the one by Cashel.³ She married John Farrell, son of William Farrell and Judy Croke. Mary Kinney witnessed the note of Edward Patrick Farrell and Patrick Farrell; and their Irish ancestry is based on the fallowing: 1) Edward Patrick alway's said that he was born in the Parish of Balingarry, in County Tipperary, Ireland; 2) His wife, Eliza Laura was said to tease him about the fact that his mother was a Kenny (supposedly an "Orange" family name; 3) According to some family lore, when he first came to the States, he lived with a relative perhaps in Minnesota or Wisconsin. 4); In a reply query by Joane Pratt Striebich on the ballingarry.freeforum.org in 2012 she received the fallowing: "I have read you message and would like to let you know that my great grandfather was a brother of Edward Farrell. The family lived in Gortfree and there were nine children in the family. one name I am unsure of but the others were called: William, Elizabeth, John, Brigid, Mary, Patrick and my G Grandfather Michael. Their father's name was John Farrell and he married to Mary Kenny. John's father's name was William and his mother's name was Judy Croke. William's father's name was John Farrell(1751-1811) and his mother's name was Mary Egan(1761 - 1829). John's father's name was patrick and he was born in 1721 and died in 1782"; 6) A Patrick Farrell, of the correct age to have been a brother of Ed's father, immagrated to the States from Tipperary Ireland circa 1848. He married a "Kate" either in Ireland or the States circa 1848. That Patick Farrell settled in and raised a family in Rock County, Wisconsin; 7) A desicendant of that Patrick Farrell has a reasonably close DNA (shared 39cm across 2 DNA segmants) match to at least 2 decendants of Edward Patrick Farrell. 8) There appears to be no other family connection between the descendants of the Wisconsin Patrick Farrell and those of Edward Patrick Farrell. Ergo, Patrick and Edward are prabably bothe from the Farrell family that was living in the Ballingary Parish of Tippararry Ireland during the mid 19th century. Since the DNA match indicates that the relationship at least a 4th generation relationship, it seems that while there may be a generatiional Edward Patrick and Patrick were at least 1rst cousins.^4,2

     August Musfeldt died; Age 54.¹ He was born at Fehmarn, Germany; although Henrietta's death certificate indicates Insel.^1,3 He was the son of Gertrude Wilte.² August Musfeldt married Margret Mueller, daughter of (?) Mueller, circa 1865 at Fehmarn, Germany.¹

     Margret Mueller was born at Insel, Germany; Twin to Christian Muller who died in Chicago at the Age of 92.^1,3 She was the daughter of (?) Mueller.² Margret Mueller married August Musfeldt, son of Gertrude Wilte, circa 1865 at Fehmarn, Germany.¹

     William Tilghman was born at Snodland Parish, Kent, England. He was the son of Richard Tilghman and Dionysia Holloway.¹ William Tilghman married Margaret Saunders.² William Tilghman died in 1493.

     John Tilghman was born at Snodland Parish, Kent, England.² He was the son of Thomas Tilghman and Joane Newman.¹ John Tilghman married Margaret Valentine on 10 July 1559.²

     William Peachey was born.² He married Phoebe Slaughter, daughter of William Slaughter and Phoebe Smith.^3,2 William Peachey died before 5 March 1701; Posted at Find-A-Grave : Son of Samuel Peachy Jr. Married Phoebe SLAUGHTER. Father of Susannah Peachy WALKER, Capt. Samuel Peachy and Catherine (Peachy) RYLAND. Grandfather of Dr. Thomas Walker, Explorer.¹

     Anna Maria Turbutt was born at Queen Anne County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Maj William Turbutt.¹ Anna Maria Turbutt married Col Edward Tilghman, son of Richard Tilghman and Anna Maria LLoyd, before 1745 at Queen Anne County, Maryland.¹ Anna Maria Turbutt died before 1750 at Queen Anne County, Maryland.¹

     John Cooke was born at Prince George County, Maryland.¹ He married Sophia Sewall, daughter of Maj Nicolas Sewall.¹

     Sophia Sewall was born at St. Mary's County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Maj Nicolas Sewall.¹ Sophia Sewall married John Cooke.¹

     Elizabeth Van Wyck is the daughter of (?) Van Wyck.¹

     Frances Van Wyck is the daughter of (?) Van Wyck.¹

     Sarah Smyth was born at Chestertown, Kent County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Smyth.¹ Sarah Smyth married Matthew Tilghman, son of Col Edward Tilghman and Juliana Carroll, in 1788 at Kent County, Maryland.¹

     Capt. John Templeman was born in Whitehaven, England.^3,1 He married Elizabeth Cox.² Capt. John Templeman John Templeman was a captain and master mariner in British merchant marine service sailing from White Haven, England engaged in the Ameriacn Trade.^3,1,4

     Catherine Morford was born at New Jersey?² She married Edward TAYLOR, son of Edward Taylor, circa 1701 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.² Catherine Morford died after 19 August 1742.²

     Benjamin Lawrence was born at Upper Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey.¹ He married Mary Cox, daughter of Thomas Cox and Mary Wright, before 16 February 1722/23 at Upper Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey.¹

     Richardus Tilghman was born in Snodland Parish, Kent, England.¹ He was the son of Johannes Tilghman.¹

     Thomas Tilghman was born in Snodland Parish, Kent, England.¹ He was the son of Richardus Tilghman.¹

     Nicholaus Tilghman died in Faversham Parish, Kent County, England.¹ He was born in Snodland Parish, Kent, England.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tilghman.¹

     Richard de Fauersham Tilghman was born in Faversham Parish, Kent County, England.¹ He was the son of Nicholaus Tilghman.¹

     Nicholas Tilghman was born at Faversham Parish, Kent County, England.¹ He was the son of Richard de Fauersham Tilghman.¹ Nicholas Tilghman died in 1590 at Faversham Parish, Kent County, England.¹

     Nicholas Tilghman was born at Selling, Faversham Hundred, Kent County, England.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tilghman.¹ Nicholas Tilghman died at Selling, England.¹

     Christopher Tilghman was born at Selling Parish, Faversham Hundred, Kent County, England.¹ He was the son of Nicholas Tilghman and Jane Benson.¹ Christopher Tilghman died in 1619 at Selling Parish, Kent County, England.¹

     Mary Tilghman was born at Selling Parish, Faversham Hundred, Kent County, England.¹ She was the daughter of Christopher Tilghman and Anna Pandreth Sanders.¹ Mary Tilghman married Nicholas Bix, son of Thomas Bix and Mary Tilghman.

     Teresa Morris was born at Fluvanna County, Virginia.¹ She married Thomas Willis Tilman, son of Zachariah Tilman and Mollie Fleming Duncan, on 29 January 1818 at Fluvanna County, Virginia.¹ Teresa Morris was included in the census of Zachary Taylor Tilman and Ruhama Wetzel on 8 June 1880 at Skin Creek, Lewis County, West Virginia; This census included Ruhama's cousin Emanuel Whitzel, age 39.²

     John Catlett Jr Note: "Col. John Catlett was justice of the peace (1692), burgess (1693-1702), coroner (1700), president of court, and sheriff (1705) for Essex County. He patented lands extensively to Spotsylvania County and elsewhere. He gave power of attorney to John Mumford (June 16, 1702) of London, to sell all my lands at Sittingbourne, in Kent County, England, and at Radwischeim, which he inherited from his father. His will, dated 1724, is given below: (Stubbs, pp. 17-18)"To son Thos., lands on south side of Cedar Creek. "To dau. Margaret, dwelling plantation. "To dau.-in-law Alice Catlett, land and four negroes. "To son John, household furniture and some stock. "To granddau. Martha Taliaferro, some negroes, with son John as her trustee. "To dau, Margaret, household and kitchen furniture and some land. "To son, Thomas, all of my land purchased by me and Rowland Thornton, of Micajah, and Richd. Perry, being part of mortgage from Chas. Smith, Micajah Perry, Thos. Lane and Richd. Perry. "To son, Thomas, upper part of said purchased land. "To son Thomas, 600 acres in Spotsylvania County and 400 acres, part of same tract that I gave to my grandson Catlett Conway. "To son, John, a negro, my silver tankard and silver spoons, silver seal and old damask table cloth and napkins. "To son Thomas, my clock. "Rest of personal estate, money, tobacco, cattle, hogs, horses, sheep and whatever else I have not given away, to be divided equally among my said five children, John, Thomas, Mary, Elizabeth and Rebecca. Executors, sons John and Thos." The will was dated 18 November 1724, and witnessed by John Elliott, John Evars and John Catlett, and also gave 1800 acres in freshes of Rappahannock river, in the county of Essex. (Stubbs, p. 19) "...was the only son of Col. John Catlett and his wife, Elizabeth Underwood, to leave male isue. It is thought that this John married twice and that Lawrence, and perhaps Elizabeth, were by his first wife, who it is believed, was a daughter of Major Lawrence Smith, of Bacon's Rebellion. There are deeds recorded in Spotsylvania County to Jno. Catlett, Jr., and Richd. Buckner, in 1722, from Augustine Smith, the son of Major Lawrence [Smith]. "Jno. certainly married Elizabeth Gaines, daughter of Dan'l Gaines, who is believed to have married Miss Rowzie, half-sister of Col. Jno. Catlett the imgt., since Capt. Dan'l Gaines, in his will (Essex County), Aug. 18, 1682, mentions wife 'Margaret,' and 'orphans of Col. Jno. Catlett to be paid out of the negroes who belong to his estate,' and calls Jno. Catlett 'his kinsman' and directs that 'children of Col. Jno. Catlett to remain with my wife until they come of age or until she marries.' 'Again, in 1671, Mrs. Elizabeth Catlett, widow of Col. Jno., gave power of attorney to Mr. Dan'l Gaines, and also later made him 'overseer of her will and to have main charge of the children (1673). After a suit in May court, 1673, between Rev. Amory Butler (who married the widow of Col. John Catlett) and Capt. Thos. Hawkins, who married the sister of Mrs. Jno. Catlett, Dan'l Gaines took charge of the Catlett children and Rev. Butler of the estate. (All from Essex records)." (Stubbs, p. 17) "Itemized Inventory of the Estate of John Catlett, deceased, returned to Court and recorded 17 August 1725.....Items not evaluated...Includes the names of 20 slaves of whom 13 were males...includes the name of 'Sue' who was bequeathed to his granddaughter, Martha Taliaferro. The inventory is signed by John Catlett and Thomas Catlett." (Avant, p. 172) NOTE: This appears to have come from 'Essex County, Virginia, Wills, Bonds, Inv. #4 (1722-1730) Part 1, pp. 103-104. 'Virginia Officers in 1699' - (Taken from the MS records of the Virginia Council December 9, 1698 - May 20, 1700 and now deposited in the Congressional Library)...'Ralph Wormley, Colonel and Commander in Chief...'William Moseley, Lieutenant-Colonel...'John Catlett, Major' (Avant, pp.".² He was born.³ He was the son of John Catlett and Elizabeth Underwood.¹ John Catlett Jr married Mary Gaines, daughter of Daniel Gaines and Margaret Bernard ?, after 1682 at Rappahannock County, Virginia.⁴ John Catlett Jr died in 1724 at Essex County, Virginia.¹

     Roger Warfield was born at Charlton Adam, Somersetshire, England.¹ He married (?) Adams, daughter of John Adams and Agnes Stone, circa 1598.¹ Roger Warfield parish church warden in 1607 at Charlton Adam.¹

     Sarah Jones married Maj William Ringgold, son of Thomas Ringgold and Rebecca Wilmer, on 9 January 1750.¹ Sarah Jones was born.

     William Ringgold was born. He was the son of Maj William Ringgold and Mary Wilmer.¹ William Ringgold married Martha Hanson.¹

     Mary Ringgold is the daughter of James Ringgold and Sarah Williamson.¹

     Richard Ringgold married Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Dr Walter Smith.² Richard Ringgold was born. He was the son of James Ringgold.¹

     Elizabeth Simpson was born at Newcastle-on-Tyne, County Durham, England. She was the daughter of Thomas Simpson.¹ Elizabeth Simpson married Governor Thomas Brown, son of William Brown and Margaret Templeman, in 21 December 1809 at Westmoreland County?, Virginia.^1,2

     Joseph Hills Jr was born at Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Joseph Hills.¹ Joseph Hills Jr married Elizabeth Tryon, daughter of William Tryon and Mary Steele, on 10 June 1708 at Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.¹

     "moved to Kentucky with his parents when a boy. He was reared to young manhood in that state, and came to Missouri about 1833. He first located in Clay County, and in 1840 settled in Sniabar township, Jackson County, where he became the owner of nearly 600 acres of land."⁴ Samuel Dement Hulse was born at Tennessee. He was born on 3 February 1817 at Tennessee.² He married Jane Bickley Dickerson, daughter of Griffith Dickerson and Rebecca Flanary, on 15 October 1840 at Missouri.^1,5 Samuel Dement Hulse and Jane Bickley Dickerson appeared on the census of 13 July 1860 in Sni-A-Bar, Jackdon County, Missouri.² Samuel Dement Hulse and Jane Bickley Dickerson appeared on the census of 14 August 1870 in Sni-A-Bar, Jackson County, Missouri.⁶ Samuel Dement Hulse appeared on the census of 15 June 1880 in Sniabar, Jackson County, Missouri.⁷ He died on 8 July 1884 at Oak Grove, Jackson County, Missouri.^8,3

     Thomas Harris married Martha Lake.¹ Thomas Harris was born. He was the son of Thomas Harris and Elizabeth Hills.¹ Thomas was a fisherman in Ipswich, in 1636 and 1648.

     Ralph Rouzee was born.¹ He was the son of Dr. Lodowick Rouzee and Sarah Hawkins.¹ Ralph Rouzee married Margaret Bernard ?, daughter of Francis Bernard and Mary Woolhouse. Ralph Rouzee died before 1663.²

     Deborah Johnson was born at York, York County, Maine.² She was the daughter of Edward Johnson and Priscilla (?)¹ Deborah Johnson married John Foxwell before 1677.¹ Deborah Johnson married John Harmon, son of James Harmon and Sarah Clark, before 21 January 1680; Deborah (Johnson) Foxwell had been appointed administratrix of the estate of her first husband, who was a son of Richard and Susanna (Bonython) Foxwell, in 1677, but on January 21, 1680, she was superseded by John Harmon. In this same year Mr. Edward Johnson granted his son-in-law, John Harmon, in consideration of his "Manifestations of his unfayned loue towardvs, by his great care & Industrey, in his frugell Management of o Estate to best aduantage for o Comfortable subsistence, since he Maried our daughter" his house and ten acre lot at York, together withother property. (York Deeds III:83).¹

     He was a captive in Canada in 1711, having been taken at Winter Harbor in October, 1710. He made an agreement with his brother and two sisters on July 4, 1716, for the division of the estate of their father. Captain in the two expeditions against the Norrigewock Indians in 1722/23 and 1724, for his share in which he was commissioned Lieut.-Col. Representative to the General Court of Mass., 1727. In 1737, he was "Col. Johnson Harmon Gent., of Merriconeag Neck" where he was living with his daughter.¹ Lieut.-Col Johnson Harmon was born. He was the son of John Harmon and Deborah Johnson.¹ Lieut.-Col Johnson Harmon married Mary Moulton, daughter of Jeremiah Moulton. Lieut.-Col Johnson Harmon died on 17 April 1751.¹

     Mary Kingsbury was born.¹ She married Nathaniel Harmon, son of Capt. John Harmon and Mehitable Parker, on 24 April 1737.¹