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     James Band was born circa 1790.¹ He married Ann Cox on 25 March 1823 at March, Cambridgeshire, England.²

     Martha (?) was born circa 1790 at North Carolina.¹ She married John Barnet Barnett.¹ Martha (?) and John Barnet Barnett appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 in Oxford District, Granville County, North Carolina.¹

     Barbara Ober was born in 1790 at Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Michael Ober.² Barbara Ober married David Lesher circa 1810 at Pennsylvania.¹ Barbara Ober and David Lesher appeared on the census of 10 August 1850 in Hopewell, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.³

     Chief Yellow Bird (Peopeomoxmox) WallaWalla was born in 1790.¹ He died on 7 December 1856 at Walla Walla County, Washington; Killed, scalped and decapitated by Oregon Volunteers during the first day of the Battle of Walla Walla. Burial: PeoPeoMoxMox Monument, Walla Walla, Walla Walla County
Washington.^1,2 The fallowing was posted at Find-A-Grave: "Chief of the Walla Walla Indian tribe. After his 18 year old son Elijah was killed by California settlers who then stole the tribe's cattle in 1844. Chiefs from many tribes wanted revenge and decided to to go through the government's legal system. Although the US government called for justice, ultimately nothing was ever done to punish Elijah's murderers or reimburse the tribe for their stolen cattle. Many of the other tribes participate in the Cayuse War of which Elijah's death was used as a rallying martyr, however Chief Peopeomoxmox did not participate in the war and said he would merely fight if his borders were attacked; In 1855 during an attempt to negotiate a peace treaty Chief Peopeomoxmox delivered this speech to the US Government: "I do not know what is straight. I do not see the offer you have made the Indians. I never saw these things which are offered by the Great Father. My heart cried when you first spoke to me. I felt like I was blown away like a feather…; Stop the whites from coming here until we can have another talk: let them not bring their oxen with them. The whites
may travel in all directions through our country: we will have nothing to say to them, provided they do not build houses on our lands. Now I wish to speak about Lawyer. I think he has given his lands, that is what I think by his words. I request another meeting; it is not in one meeting only that we can come to a decision. If you come again with a friendly message from our Great Father, I shall see you again at this place. Tomorrow I shall see you again and tomorrow evening I shall go home. That is all I have to say." Although the peace treaty was reached, soon settlers and miners were stationing themselves on the land that was supposedly the Indian's. Soon war had broken out and soldiers were killing Indians upon sight. When Chief Peopeomoxmox heard of this he and small group left the camp with a white flag. When he asked the soldiers why they were in Indian territory, he was told because Indians had been stealing. Peopeomoxmox offered to reimburse the stolen items, even though he didn't believe there had been any thefts to begin with. He was shot and scalped (along with the rest of his men) and his body mutilated. He was possibly buried on a hillside west of Walla Walla near the Whitman Mission".²

     Coleman Herrill was born between 1790 and 1800 at Caswell County?, North Carolina; May have been boorn in Tennessee.^2,3 He was the son of John Herrill and Martha Roberts. Coleman Herrill married Mary Long on 16 March 1816 at Grainger County, Tennessee.⁴ Coleman Herrill immigrated in 1831 to From Anderson County, Tennessee, To Putnam County Indiana.^1,5 He immigrated in 1836 to Flint River Township, Des Moines County, Iowa; In a biographical sketch of William Jame Read was the fallowing about his mother Elizabeth Herrill. "When her father Coleman Herrill, settled in the about-named township (Flint River) Indians were camped everywhere, and game of all kinds abounded in great numbers."¹ He appeared on the census of 1840 in Des Moines County, Iowa Territory; Male: U5(2), 5-9(1), 10-14(1), 15-19(1), 40-49(1); Females: 5-9(1), 10-14(1), 16-19(1), 30-39(1).⁶ He married Caroline Gallaher on 26 September 1844 at Des Moines County, Iowa.⁷ Coleman Herrill died on 20 August 1846 at Flint River Township, Des Moines County, Iowa; Burial: Body lost or destroyed; Specifically: Buried on his farm in Section 24, Flint River Township, Des Moines County, Iowa.^8,3

     Robert T. Townes was born between 1790 and 1800.¹ He married Margaret Crawford, daughter of John Crawford and Sarah Smith, circa 1832.^1,2

     Elizabeth Wolfe was baptized on 13 January 1790 at Parish of March, St Wendreda, Cambridgeshire, England.³ She was the daughter of Ambrose Wolfe and Sarah Wright.^2,3
     On 5 March 1810Elizabeth married Uriah Pratt at Parish of March, Cambridgeshire; On their marriage registration he was recorded as Uriah of Wisbeach St. Marys otp, Whit: Rebecca Judd and Thomas Jervis.^1,4,5 Elizabeth Wolfe witnessed the baptism of son Ambrose Wolfe Pratt Sr. on 30 May 1816 at Parish of March, Cambridgeshire, England.⁶ Elizabeth Wolfe was buried on 7 December 1828 at Parish of March, Cambridgeshire, England; "Elizabeth late Wolf, 39.⁷"

     Elizabeth Forrest was born on 17 February 1790 at Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Zachariah Forrest.² Elizabeth Forrest married secondly William Brown, son of William Brown and Margaret Templeman, circa 1820 in Charles Town.³ Elizabeth Forrest and William Brown appeared on the census of 28 August 1850 in 28th District, Jefferson County, Virginia.⁴ Elizabeth Forrest was included in the census of George W. Kearsley and Sarah Rebecca Brown on 29 June 1870 at Grand, Jefferson County, West Virginia.⁵ Elizabeth Forrest died on 14 August 1880 at Charles Town, Jefferson County, West Virginia, at age 90.¹

     Lloyd Thomas was born on 10 April 1790.² He married Mary Rutherford Brown, daughter of James Brown and Eleanor Rutherford.¹ Lloyd Thomas widower appeared on the census of 12 September 1850 in Petersville, Frederick County, Maryland; This census included Francis Thomas, age 50, Lawyer.³ He died on 7 January 1867 at age 76; Burried at St. Mark's Episcopal Cemetery, Petersville, Frederick County, Maryland.²

     Benjamin Ficklin was born on 3 May 1790 at Virginia.³ He married Eleanor Slaughter, daughter of William Slaughter and Lucy Brown, on 14 February 1816 at Chesterfield County, Virginia.^4,2 Benjamin Ficklin was included in the census of Edwin R. Orr and Lotta Clark on 15 April 1910 at Dublin, Lauren County, Gerogia.⁵

     Rev George Jackson Osborne was born on 19 December 1790 at Tennessee.^1,2 He was the son of Solomon Osborne and Margaret Denton.² Rev George Jackson Osborne married Mary "Polly" Robinette, daughter of Samuel Houston Robinette and Anna Osborne, circa 1810 at Bledsoe, Tennessee.^1,2 Rev George Jackson Osborne and Mary "Polly" Robinette appeared on the census of 31 July 1850 in District 31, Lee County, Virginia.¹ Rev George Jackson Osborne and Mary "Polly" Robinette appeared on the census of 8 August 1860 in Western District, Lee County, Virginia.³ Rev George Jackson Osborne died on 15 December 1869 at Blackwater, Lee County, Virginia, at age 78.²

     Archibald McLauchlin was born circa 1791 in Kilmichael Glassary, Argyll, Scotland; Of the Auchyarran McLachlan's. The family seat was near Killinochonoch, about two miles from Kilmartin on the Lochgilphead road.¹ He was the son of Neil McLauchlin and Sarah Leitch. Archibald McLauchlin married Sarah Ann Blocker, daughter of George Blocker and Mary Dyer, on 14 March 1814 in Fayetteville, Cumberland County, North Carolina.² Sarah Ann and Archibald appeared on the census of 7 August 1820 in Fayetteville, North Carolina; Free White Males: U10(1); 26-44(1). Free White Females: 10-15(1); 16-25(1); 45 and Over (1). Slaves Males: U10(1); 14-25(2).³ They appeared on the census of 1830 in Fayetteville, Cumberland County, North Carolina; Very difficult to read, obviously some people are missing. Ancestry Translation lists - Free White Males: 15-29(2); Free White Females: 5-9(1); 20-49(1). Slaves - Males: U10(1); 10-23(3); 24-35(1). Slaves - Female: 24-35(2).⁴ Archibald McLauchlin was a wealthy farmer and a member of the Hay St. Methodist Church between 1839 and 1869 in Fayetteville.⁵ They also appeared on the census of 1840 in Fayetteville, Cumberland County, North Carolina.⁶ Sarah and Archibald appeared on the census of 25 July 1850 in Fayetteville; Also included were Sarah's siter Mary, her husband Levi Tower, and their son Levi.⁷ He last appeared on the census for Cumberland County, North Carolina, in 1 August 1860; His occupation was listed as a Farmer.⁸ He died circa 1867 in Fayetteville, Cumberland County, North Carolina.

     Mary (?) was born circa 1791 at Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, England.¹ She married John Peck circa 1820 at Cambridgeshire, England.¹ Mary (?) and John Peck appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in Doddington, Cambridgeshire, England.² Mary (?) and John Peck appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in March, Cambridgeshire; The 1851 census of John Peck includes a grandson, Frederick Green.¹

     David Mattice was born circa 1791 at New York.¹ He was the son of Johann Jost Mattice III and Sarah Kingsley.¹ David Mattice married Elizabeth (?) circa 1810 at New York.¹ David Mattice and Elizabeth (?) appeared on the census of 22 July 1850 in Wright, Schoharie County, New York; The census for this household included Ezra Schoolcraft (12), David (18) and Elizabeth (14) Nethaway.²

     Bluford F. Brooks was born circa 1791 at South Carolina.² He was listed as a corporal in Nash's Regiment of the South Carolina Vols. According to D.D. Wallace's SOUTH CAROLINE: A SHORET HISTORY: Colonel Nash's regiment of South Carolina volunteers suffered great hardships in the Creek war phase of the conflict. between 1812 and 1815.³ He married Mason Logan before 1833.² Farmer Bluford F. Brooks and much younger wife, Mason Logan appeared on the census of 2 October 1850 in Jasper County, Texas; Although, Mason would have been only 16 at the time of daughter Lousiaina's birth and while there is a 3 year gap between Louisiana and Mary, she may well have been Louisiana's mother.⁴ Bluford and Mason also appeared on the census of 26 July 1860 on Newton P.O. census record.² Posted at TSHA (Texas State Historical Association): BROOKS, BLUFORD: Bluford (Beauford?) Brooks, one of Stephen F. Austin's Old Three Hundred colonists, received title to a sitio of land on August 10, 1824. On December 15, 1830, the ayuntamiento of San Felipe de Austin declared that Brooks had abandoned the country in 1825 and that his land, which lay west of the Brazos River near the Old San Antonio Road, was vacant and the title void. A Beauford Brooks was justice of the peace at Washington-on-the-Brazos in 1856, and another of the same, born in South Carolina about 1797, was living in Jasper County in 1850.⁵

     William Brofit was born circa 1791 at Norfolk, England.¹ He married Elizabeth (?) at Norfolk, England.¹ William Brofit and Elizabeth (?) appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 in Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalen, Downham, Norfolk, England.¹

     Capt. David James was born in 1791 at Virginia.¹ He married Susan G. Keith ?, daughter of Judith Grant, circa 1820 at Virginia.¹ Capt. David James and Susan G. Keith ? appeared on the census of 26 September 1850 in Ashbys, Fauquier County, Virginia.¹ Capt. David James and Susan G. Keith ? appeared on the census of 27 September 1860 in South West Revenue, Virginia.²

     John J. Barwick was born in 1791 at South Carolina.^1,2 He married Susannah Whiddon after 1820 at Georgia.¹ Susannah Whiddon and John J. Barwick appeared on the census of 24 September 1850 in Division 91, Washington County, Georgia.² John and Susannah also appeared on the census of 12 June 1860 in Sandersville P.O., Washington County, Georgia.³ They appeared in the home of their son, Staffold, for the census of 27 August 1870 in Sandersville P.O.⁴ He died in 1879.¹

     Machael Borah was born in 1791.¹ He was the son of Jacob Borah and Abigail Aumiller.^2,3 Machael Borah married Sarah D. Harelson, daughter of Ezekiel Harelson and Mary Frances Beagles, circa 1814.¹ Machael Borah died in 1844.¹

     Grizzle Wills was also known as Grizzelda/Grizzelle. She was born between 1791 and 1796 at Kentucky; Pension claim "59 years of age (april 19, 1855.)⁴" She was the daughter of (?) Wills.³ According to the Kentucky, Compiled Marriages, 1802-1850, a Martha Wills married Richard Rangall on 28 jan 1806 in Fleming County, Kentucky. The assumption is being made that Richard Randall is really Richard Reynolds. A immage of actual record does not seem to be available. Henrrietta Reynolds states that "In a letter, which I have, from my Aunt Ambagette (James A.) Reynolds, she stated that his (Richard) two wives were sisters; that his second wife was named Grizzelda and they called her Aunt Grizz. This was her second marriage for in the death records for the 1823 Bible, it givers her daughter's name - Maranda Boil died July 27, 1833, age 18 years It may be this girl was married, or, that her mother, Grizzelda Proctor may have taken her maiden name (nee Proctor)." See Henrietta Reynolds, Pioneers Of Sand - Plains in San Joaquin County, California. How ever there is a marriage record for Grizzy Wills marring a John Proctor on 29 Jun 1820 in Fleming County. If Martha and Grizzle were sisters, Than Martha is shurley Martha Willis.⁵ A Grizzy Wills married John Proctor on 29 June 1820.³ Grizzle Wills (Aunt Grizz) married Richard Reynolds, son of Benjamin Reynolds and Barbara Arnold, between 4 April 1824 and 4 April 1826 at Nicholas County; Grizzel and Richard were married by the Rev. James Blair.^1,6,4,7 Grizzle Wills and Richard Reynolds appeared on the census of before 27 November 1830 in Schuyler County, Illinois; His 1830 cenus record included "Free White Persons - Males: U5(2), 5-9 (Henry), 10-14 (John), 15-19 (Eldridge) , 40-49(Richard); - Females: U5(?), 5-9 (Minerva), 10-14(Mary), 15-19 (Elizabeth), 20-29 (Sarah), 30-39 (Grizzelda)".⁸ Grizzelle was recorded in the census of sister and brother-in-law, Mary and Andrew Davis, on 20 November 1850 at Scott County, Illinois.⁹

     Chester Bethel was born on 7 January 1791 at Spartanburg County, South Carolina.¹ He was the son of Sampson Bethel and Mary Cantrell.¹ Chester Bethel married Jane Jones circa 1811 at Tennessee; They ahd 10 children.² Chester Bethel appeared on the census of 20 September 1850 in Township 8 Range 13, Jersey County, Illinois.³ He appeared on the census of 16 June 1860 in Richwood, Jersey County, Illinois.⁴ He died circa 1869 at Illinois.²

     Hon Humberston Skipwith was born on 28 February 1791 at England.³ He was the son of Payton Skipwith and Jean Miller.² Hon Humberston Skipwith married Sarah Nivison on 12 November 1818 at Norfolk City, Virginia.^1,4 Hon Humberston Skipwith married Lelia Skipwith, daughter of Fulwar Skipwith and Louis Barbee Vanden-clooster, before 1831.² Hon Humberston Skipwith died on 5 September 1863 at Mecklenburg County, Virginia, at age 72.^1,2

     William Smith was born before 5 June 1791 at Virginia.¹ He appeared on the census of 1 August 1870 in Canon City, Fremont County, Colorado.² He was recorded in census of James Smith and Lucy Ann Goodwin on 4 June 1880 at Arkansas River, Fremont County, Colorado.¹

     Luman Alvord was born on 13 October 1791.¹ He was the son of Ebenezer Alvord and Rachael Crampton.¹ Luman Alvord married Mary Polly Bower on 1 December 1814 at Homer, New York.^2,3 Luman Alvord appeared on the census of 1820 in Homer, Cortland County, New York.⁴ He appeared on the census of 27 August 1850 in Homer, Cortland County, New York.⁵ He died on 14 January 1855 at Homer, Cortland County, New York, at age 63.⁶

     Mary "Polly" Robinette was born circa 1792 at Grayson County, Virginia.^1,3 She was the daughter of Samuel Houston Robinette and Anna Osborne.³ Mary "Polly" Robinette married Rev George Jackson Osborne, son of Solomon Osborne and Margaret Denton, circa 1810 at Bledsoe, Tennessee.^1,2 Mary "Polly" Robinette and Rev George Jackson Osborne appeared on the census of 31 July 1850 in District 31, Lee County, Virginia.¹ Mary "Polly" Robinette and Rev George Jackson Osborne appeared on the census of 8 August 1860 in Western District, Lee County, Virginia.⁴ Mary "Polly" Robinette died on 7 August 1869 at Blackwater, Lee County, Virginia.³

     John Van Hoose was born circa 1792 at South Carolina.¹ He married Lydia Lewis on 24 March 1813 at Floyd County, Kentucky.¹ John Van Hoose appeared on the census of 1840 in White River, Washington County, Arkansas; Males -3-1-1-1-1
Females 1-1--1--.² He and Lydia Lewis appeared on the census of 20 December 1850 in Prairie, Washington County, Arkansas.¹ John married Mary widdow of Walter Mankins on 9 January 1859 at Washington County, Arkansas.³ John and Polly also appeared on the census of June 1870 in Whiteriver.⁴ Mary and John were living next door to her son Walter when then appeared on the census of 17 June 1880 in White River, Washington County, Arkansas.⁵

     Elizabeth (?) was born circa 1792 at North Carolina.¹

     Jeremiah Crook was born circa 1792 at South Carolina.² He married Mary Anald before 1825 at South Carolina.² Jeremiah Crook and Mary Anald appeared on the census of 25 September 1850 in District 25, Henderson County, Tennessee.² Jeremiah and Mary appeared on the census of 2 July 1860 in Jacks Creek P.O., Henderson County, Tennessee.³

     Abraham S. Post was born circa 1792 at New york.² He married Catherine Turk circa 1816 at Ulster County, New York.³ Abraham S. Post married Rebecca Hill, daughter of George Hill and Margaret (?), circa 1840 at New York.^2,3 Abraham S. Post appeared on the census of 27 August 1850 in Saugerties, Ulster County, New York.²

     Peter Bolinger was born circa 1792 at McMinn County, Tennessee.² He married Catherine Haynes circa 1812 at Tennessee.² Peter Bolinger and Catherine Haynes appeared on the census of 8 January 1850 in 30th District, Benton County, Alabama.³ Peter and Catherine Bolinger also appeared on the census of 17 July 1860 in White Plains, Calhoun County, Alabama.⁴ Peter and Catherine also appeared on the census of 22 August 1870 in Cross Plains P.O., Calhoun County, Alabama.⁵

     Samuel Carbell Burks was born circa 1792 at Valley, Botetourt County, Virginia.² He was the son of John Burks and Elizabeth (?)³ Samuel Carbell Burks married Elizabeth Hairston circa 1810 at virginia.⁴ Samuel Carbell Burks appeared on the census of his father Samuel of 1850 in District 51, Rockbridge County, Virginia.⁵ A widower, Samuel Carbell Burks married Mary A Burks, daughter of Samuel Burks and Dolly (?), on 14 October 1858 at Botetourt County, Virginia.³ Samuel Carbell Burks and Mary A Burks appeared on the census of 16 June 1860 in District 3, Rockbridge County, Virginia.⁶ Samuel died on 12 November 1871 at Rockbridge County, Virginia.²

     Samuel Buel Petty was born circa 1792 at Southold, Suffolk County, New York.¹ He married Sarah "Sally" Young circa 1817 at New York.¹ Samuel Buel Petty and Sarah "Sally" Young appeared on the census of 27 July 1850 in Southold, Suffolk County, New York.² Samuel Buel Petty and Sarah "Sally" Young appeared on the census of 7 June 1860 in Southold, Suffolk County, New York.¹

     Richard Walker was born in 1792 at Maine.¹ He was the son of Richard Walker and Lydia Earl Knight.² Richard Walker married Susan Thompson.¹ Richard Walker and Susan Thompson appeared on the census of 24 August 1850 in Waterborough, York County, Maine.³ Richard Walker and Susan Thompson appeared on the census of 19 June 1860 in Waterborough, York County, Maine.⁴ Richard Walker and Susan Thompson appeared on the census of 19 August 1870 in Waterborough, York County, Maine.⁵ Richard Walker died on 2 December 1874 at Waterboro, Maine.⁶

     Mary Polly Bower was born in 1792 at Pennsylvania.¹ She married Luman Alvord, son of Ebenezer Alvord and Rachael Crampton, on 1 December 1814 at Homer, New York.^1,2 Mary Polly Bower was included in the census of Luman Alvord on 27 August 1850 at Homer, Cortland County, New York.³

     Sarah Hubbard was born in 1792.¹ She was the daughter of Abraham Hubbard and Sarah Scranton.¹ Sarah Hubbard married Amos Seward, son of Timothy Seward and Rebecca Lee, on 10 July 1814 at Guilford, Connecticut.^1,2 Sarah Hubbard died in 1874.¹

     Harriet Hillhouse was born on 28 May 1792 at Montville, New London, Connecticut.¹ She married David Buel Jr. on 23 May 1814 at Simsbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.¹ Harriet Hillhouse and David Buel Jr. appeared on the census of 16 August 1850 in Ward 2, Troy, Renselaer County, New York.² Harriet Hillhouse and David Buel Jr. appeared on the census of 30 June 1860 in Ward 2, Troy, Rensselaer, New York.³ Harriet Hillhouse died on 9 April 1866 at Troy, New York, at age 73.¹

     Mary Malone Ellington was born on 27 September 1792 at Amelia County, Virginia.¹ She married John Richardson Hulse on 23 July 1814 at Greenup, Montgomery County, Kentucky.¹ A widowed Mary Hultz appeared on the census of 18 November 1850 in Fishing River, Clay County, Missouri; Son George (15) listed as a Farmer, born in Missourl.²

     Nabby Leavitt Barrell was born on 29 December 1792 at Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts.^1,3 She was the daughter of Luther Barrell and Abigail Humphry.³ Nabby Leavitt Barrell married Abraham Stone, son of Samuel Stone and Martha Wilder, on 13 June 1821 at Westminster, Worchester County, Massachusetts.² Nabby Leavitt Barrell and Abraham Stone appeared on the census of 5 September 1850 in Gardner, Worcester County, Massachusetts.⁴ Nabby Leavitt Barrell appeared on the census of 2 June 1860 in Wilbraham, Hampden County, Massachusetts.¹ She died on 8 March 1864 at Wilbraham, Hampden County, Massachusetts, at age 71.³

     Robert Steele was born circa 1793 at Virginia.^1,2 He was the son of Robert Steele and Rebecca Oury.¹ Robert Steele married Rhoda Repass, daughter of Samuel Repass and Molly (?), on 1 December 1820.^1,3 Robert Steele witnessed the deed of Rebecca Oury on 14 December 1835; sold the Green Hill property (329 acres) to Randolph Grayson. A portion of two parcels on the east of Green Hill, containig 125 acres, was sold to Robert Steele (son of Robert, deceased). Another parcel of approximately 100 acres was sold to George Steele.⁴ Robert Steele and Rhoda Repass appeared on the census of 10 September 1850 in 68th District, Wythe County, Virginia.² Robert Steele died on 28 December 1859 at Wythe County, Virginia.⁵

     Emanuel Sees ? was born in 1793 at Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Melcheir Sees and Sophia Lint.² Emanuel Sees ? was recorded in the census of John Sees and Hanah Custer on 8 August 1850 at Paint, Somerset County, Pennsylvania.¹

     William Parr was born in 1793 at Virginia.¹ He was the son of James Parr and Hannah (?)¹ William Parr appeared on the census of 5 October 1850 in Culpeper County, Virginia.¹

     Hannah Liddle was born in 1793.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Liddle(s) and Barbara Armstrong.¹ Hannah Liddle was baptized on 17 November 1793 at Holy Cross Church, Ryton, County Durham, England; Archive: Durham Record Office (Ref EP/Ryt 1(2-9.)² She married Robert Hurst on 14 September 1811 at Ryton, Holy Cross, Durham.^1,3 Hannah Liddle died in 1850.¹

     Richard Dickerson was born between 1793 and 1797 at Cambridgeshire, England.² He married Mary (?)¹ Richard Dickerson and Mary (?) appeared on the 1939 Register of 6 June 1841 in March, Doddington, Cambridgeshire, England.² Richard Dickerson and Mary (?) appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 in Bedlam Farm, March, Cambridgeshire, England.³

     Frances Hill Brown was born on 12 February 1793 in Culpeper County, Virginia.^1,4 She was the daughter of Capt. Daniel Brown and Elizabeth Hill.^2,3 Frances Hill Brown married William Slaughter, son of William Slaughter and Lucy Brown, on 21 November 1811.⁵ Frances Hill Brown died before 1850 in Virginia.¹

     Sarah Root (Sally) Dougherty Sally was the daughter of John and Nancy Davidson Dougherty.² She was born on 24 March 1793 at Virginia.¹ She married Tillman Bethel, son of Sampson Bethel and Mary Cantrell, circa 1820 at Tennessee.¹ Sarah Root (Sally) Dougherty was included in the census of Tillman Bethel on 1 August 1850 at Civil District 2, Dekalb County, Tennessee.¹ Tillman and Sarah Bethel appeared on the census of 11 June 1860 in Liberty P.O., De Kalb County, Tennessee.³ Sarah Root (Sally) Dougherty died on 26 November 1869 at Tennessee at age 76.²

     Henrietta Burch was born on 10 April 1793 at North Carolina.¹ She married James Roan at North Carolina.² Henrietta Burch died on 18 August 1848 at Randolph County, Missouri, at age 55.¹

     Cloud Bethel was born on 19 May 1793 at Spartanburg County, South Carolina.¹ He was the son of Sampson Bethel and Mary Cantrell.¹ Cloud Bethel began military service on 15 December 1813 at War of 1812.² He ended military service on 27 March 1814 at War of 1812.² He married Rachel Floyd on 2 August 1815 at Tennessee; Cloud and Rachel had eight children.² Cloud Bethel appeared on the census of 1840 in Booneville, Warrick County, Indiana; Free White Males: 5-9(1);10-14(2);15-19(1);20-29(2);40-49(1). Free White Females: 15-19(1); 40-49(1).³ He died on 30 March 1844 at Warrick County, Indiana, at age 50.⁴

     Theresia Schneider was born on 11 July 1793 at Sulzbach, Germany.¹ She married Wilhelm Heck, son of Dionys Heck and Christina Joerger, on 15 October 1821.¹ Theresia Schneider died on 8 February 1862 at age 68.¹

     John Hooe Wallace was born on 12 August 1793 at Stafford County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of John Wallace and Elizabeth Hooe.¹ John Hooe Wallace married Mary Nicholas Gordon, daughter of Samuel Gordon and Susan Fitzhugh Knox, before 1829 at virginia.^1,2 John Hooe Wallace died on 11 July 1872 at Virginia at age 78.¹

     Milbury (Millbery) Mattice was born on 25 August 1793 at Wright, Schoharie County, New York.^4,2 He was the son of Johann Jost Mattice III and Sarah Kingsley.^2,3 Milbury (Millbery) Mattice was christened on 8 September 1793 at Saint Pauls Evangelical Lurtheran Church, Schoharie, Schoharie County, New York; Father: Jost Mattheus, Mother: Sara.⁵ He married Catherine "Caty" King circa 1816 at New York.¹ Milbury (Millbery) Mattice and Catherine "Caty" King appeared on the census of 22 July 1850 in Wright, Schoharie County, New York.¹ Milbury (Millbery) Mattice and Catherine "Caty" King appeared on the census of 24 July 1860 in Knox, Albany County, New York.⁶ Milbury (Millbery) Mattice witnessed the census of Abram Ogden Mattice and Martha Olivia Lindsley on 12 July 1870 at Ward 4, Hudson, Columbia County, New York.⁴

     Elizabeth Conrad Bedinger was born on 27 September 1793 at Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, West Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Bedinger and Sarah Rutherford.¹ Elizabeth Conrad Bedinger married John Thornton Augustine Washington, son of Thornton Washington and Mildred Berry, before 1811 at West Virginia.^1,2 Elizabeth Conrad Bedinger died on 21 October 1837 at Charles Town, Jefferson County, West Virginia, at age 44.¹

     Nancy Fishback Mason was born on 3 October 1793.¹ She married Conway Spilman, son of John Spilman and Elizabeth Kelly, on 26 October 1815 at Culpeper County, Virginia.¹

     William Henry Hancock was born on 25 October 1793 at St. Anne Soho, Westminster, London, England.¹ He married Pheobe Ann Gildersleeve, daughter of Christopher Gildersleeve, on 7 February 1813 at St John Horselydown, Southwark, Surrey, England.¹ William Henry Hancock died on 28 March 1838 at 14 Providence Row, Clerkenwell, London, England, at age 44.¹

     Abraham Stone was born on 29 December 1793 at Gardner, Worcester County, Massachusetts.^1,2 He was the son of Samuel Stone and Martha Wilder.² Abraham Stone married Nabby Leavitt Barrell, daughter of Luther Barrell and Abigail Humphry, on 13 June 1821 at Westminster, Worchester County, Massachusetts.³ Abraham Stone and Nabby Leavitt Barrell appeared on the census of 5 September 1850 in Gardner, Worcester County, Massachusetts.¹

     Isaac Faulkner was born circa 1794 at North Carolina.² He married Sarah Ellis.¹ Isaac Faulkner was listed in the census of Reuben Steele and Elizabeth Faulkner on 19 September 1850 at Western District, Scott County, Virginia.²

     Nancy Anne Slaughter was born in 1787 at Virginia.² She was born circa 1794 at Virginia.³ She was the daughter of John Suggett Slaughter and Susan Brown.¹ Nancy Anne Slaughter married Reese Jury on 1 June 1811 at Chesterfield County, Virginia.¹ Nancy and Reese Jury appeared on the census of 21 August 1850 in Albemarle County, Virginia.³ She appeared as head of household on the census of 18 June 1860 in St. Annes Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia.²

     Ephraim Morrell was born circa 1794 at Maine.² He married Mary (?) circa 1815.¹ Ephraim Morrell appeared on the census of June 1870 in North Berwick, York County, Maine.³

     Lydia Ogden was born circa 1794 at New Jersey.^1,2 She married Jonathan Lindsley circa 1814 at New Jersey.¹ Lydia Ogden appeared on the census of 26 June 1860 in Clinton, Essex County, New Jersey.³

     Jonathan Floyd was born circa 1794 at Virignia.² He married Tabitha Bethel, daughter of Sampson Bethel and Mary Cantrell, circa 1815 at Tennessee; This marriage produced a daughter who married Union Rice, Warrick County, Indiana.¹ Jonathan Floyd and Tabitha Bethel appeared on the census of 2 September 1850 in Owen, Warick County, Indiana; On this census, Tabitha is poorly written and has been interpted as Felitha.²

     Temperance Bridges was born circa 1794 at North Carolina.¹ She married Caswell Finch circa 1813 at North Carolina.¹ Temperance Bridges and Caswell Finch appeared on the census of 3 October 1850 in Davis, Franklin County, North Carolina.² Temperance Bridges died after 29 September 1852 at Franklin County, Georgia; Mentions her 2 Sons, G.M.L. & WM C. a, Daughter Mary E. and Matilda wh married Ramsdell.³