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Mary Carroll died Unknown.1 She was born on 3 June 1711. She was the daughter of Charles Carroll (The Settler) and Mary Darnall I.

Citations

1. [S231] Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Carroll-Baltimore Museum of Art, Pedigree Chart# 1.

Polly Cason was born circa 1795. She was the daughter of John Cason and Sidney Field Auld.

Capt. George Hayward Wilson was born on 25 May 1810 at Queen Anne Co. MD.1 He married Henrietta Eleanor Brooke, daughter of James Brooke and Mary Anne Haskings Hill, on 13 June 1837.1 Capt. George Hayward Wilson married Henritta Eleanor Brooke, daughter of Mary Anne Haskings Hill. Capt. George Hayward Wilson died on 2 April 1873 at Kent Co., MD, at age 62.

     Child of Capt. George Hayward Wilson and Henritta Eleanor Brooke:

Georgianna Wilson+   b. 1842, d. 1906
Georgianna Wilson+   b. 1842, d. 1906

Citations

1. [S20] Alice Norris Parran, Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families, pp.#45.

Letittia Young was born in April 1728 at Beaconsfield, Buckingham, England. She was the daughter of Benjamin Young and Ann Rozer of Duddington. Letittia Young was christened on 9 April 1728. She married Stead Lowe on 9 August 1757. As of 9 August 1757,her married name was Mrs. Lowe.

Charles Edward Bertrand (step-son) was born on 30 May 1916 at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He was the son of Madison Burton Cason and Mrs. Kibble Moore Bertrand.

Charity Whitfield was born on 6 April 1756. She was the daughter of William Whitfield and Rachel Bryan. Charity Whitfield married David Smith. Her married name was Mrs. Smith. Charity Whitfield died on 21 August 1818 at age 62.

     Child of Charity Whitfield and David Smith:

Charity Smith+   b. 8 Jan 1788, d. 10 Oct 1843

Henry Carroll (of Clynmalira) was born in 1797. He married Mary Bondieu Sterett. Henry Carroll (of Clynmalira) died in 1877.

     Children of Henry Carroll (of Clynmalira) and Mary Bondieu Sterett:

Sarah Ann Carroll   b. 9 Feb 1822, d. 15 Apr 1845
Robert Henry Carroll   b. 1823
Samuel Sterett Carroll   b. 1825
Elizabeth Carroll   b. 1827
Henry Hill Carroll+   b. 1829
Mary Bondieu Carroll   b. 1832, d. 8 Apr 1844
Benjamin Rogers Carroll   b. 1834, d. 27 Jul 1834
William Sterett Carroll   b. 1837
Harriet Sterett Carroll   b. 1839, d. 26 Jun 1939

James Milton Cason was born in 1857 at Anson County, North Carolina. He was the son of Andrew Burton Cason and Harriett D. Timmons. James Milton Cason married an unknown person. He died at Texas.

William S. Livingston was born on 8 November 1723 at Livingston Manor, Albany, NY. He was the son of Col. Philip Livingston and Catherine VanBrugh. William S. Livingston married Susannah French in 1745. William S. Livingston died on 25 July 1790 at Elizabethtown, NJ, at age 66.

Hon John Lee (of Needwood) was born in 1788.1 He married Harriet Juliana Carroll, daughter of Col. Charles Carroll (of Homewood) and Harriet Chew.1 Hon John Lee (of Needwood) died in 1871.1

Citations

1. [S231] Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Carroll-Baltimore Museum of Art, Pedigree Chart# 2.

As of Unknown,her married name was Caton.1 Mary Carroll married Richard Caton Unknown.1 Mary Carroll was born on 2 September 1770. She was the daughter of Charles Carroll (of Carrollton or Signer) and Mary Darnall II. Mary Carroll died in 1846.

     Children of Mary Carroll and Richard Caton:

Elizabeth Caton   b. 1787, d. 1862
Marianne (nee Mary Anne) Caton   b. 1788, d. 1835
Louisa Caton   b. c 1791, d. 1874
Emily Caton   b. 1793, d. 1867

Citations

1. [S231] Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Carroll-Baltimore Museum of Art, Pedigree Chart#2.

Katherine Marsham was born in 1672. She married Baker Brooke in 1690. As of 1690,her married name was Mrs. Brooke. Katherine Marsham died in 1712.

Citations

1. [S20] Alice Norris Parran, Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families, pp.#100.

Elizabeth Henrietta Carroll was born on 6 October 1802. She was the daughter of Col. Charles Carroll (of Homewood) and Harriet Chew. Elizabeth Henrietta Carroll married Dr. Aaron B. Tucker.1,2 Her married name was Tucker.1 Elizabeth Henrietta Carroll died in 1842.2

Citations

1. [S212] A. M. Burke, The Prominent Families of the US, Page# 412.
2. [S231] Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Carroll-Baltimore Museum of Art, Pedigree Chart# 2.

Charles Carroll of Duddington (II) was born on 12 September 1729 at Duddington Manor.1 He was the son of Daniel Carroll of Duddington (I) and Ann Rozer of Duddington. Charles Carroll of Duddington (II) married Mary Hill in 1763.2 Charles Carroll of Duddington (II) died in 1773.1

     Children of Charles Carroll of Duddington (II) and Mary Hill:

Henry Hill Carroll of Litterluna   b. Unknown, d. 1804
Charles Carroll of Belleveu   b. Unknown, d. Unknown
Daniel Carroll of Duddington (III)+   b. 1764

Citations

1. [S28] Unknown subject unknown repository, pp.#67.
2. [S231] Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Carroll-Baltimore Museum of Art, From Pedigree Chart#1.

Ann Pauline Ross was born on 12 December 1849 at Arkansas. She was the daughter of William Browning Ross and Eliza Caroline Sloan.

Georgianna Wilson was also known as Mary Georgianna Wilson. She was born in 1842. She was the daughter of Capt. George Hayward Wilson and Henritta Eleanor Brooke. Georgianna Wilson was born on 13 February 1842.2 She married Francis Adolphus Wallis on 26 April 1864. Georgianna Wilson married Francis Adolphus Wallis. Her married name was Mrs. Wallis. Georgianna Wilson died in 1906. She died in February 1906.

     Children of Georgianna Wilson and Francis Adolphus Wallis:

Heneritta Eleanor Wallis   b. 1869
Georgianna Cornella Wallis   b. 1873

Citations

1. [S20] Alice Norris Parran, Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families, pp.#130.
2. [S20] Alice Norris Parran, Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families, pp.#45.

Mary Digges Lee was born on 9 June 1800 at VA. She was the daughter of Thomas Lee of Needwood, Frederick Co.,MD.1 Mary Digges Lee married Charles Carroll of Doughoregan, son of Col. Charles Carroll (of Homewood) and Harriet Chew, in October 1825. As of October 1825,her married name was Mrs. Carroll. Mary Digges Lee died in 1859.

     Child of Mary Digges Lee and Charles Carroll of Doughoregan:

Charles Carroll+   b. Oct 1828, d. Feb 1895

Citations

1. [S212] A. M. Burke, The Prominent Families of the US, Page# 413.

Needham Bryan was born between 23 February 1689 and 23 February 1690. He married an unknown person on 11 November 1711.

     Children of Needham Bryan:

Rachel Bryan+   b. 10 Jun 1723
William Bryan   b. b 1729

Jamie Ross was born on 22 July 1874 at Arkansas. He was the son of William Peeples Ross and Alice Black Sloan.

Josephine Elizabeth Ross was born on 28 July 1852 at Okolona, Clark County, AR. She was the daughter of William Browning Ross and Eliza Caroline Sloan.

William Whitfield was born on 1 June 1743. He was the son of William Whitfield and Rachel Bryan. William Whitfield died in March 1817 at age 73.

Victoria Stewart was born in 1852 at MS. She was the daughter of David D. Stewart.

Thomas C. Hudson was born on 20 September 1797 at VA. He married Jemima Tatum. Thomas C. Hudson died on 9 October 1884 at Clark County, AR, at age 87. He was buried at Dawday Cemetary, Clark Co., AR.

     Children of Thomas C. Hudson and Jemima Tatum:

Missouri Hudson+   b. 22 Aug 1829, d. Sep 1893
Nancy Matilda Hudson   b. 12 Sep 1835, d. 10 Aug 1885
Tennessee Hudson   b. 1847, d. 1900

Notely Rozer of Notley Hall was born on 1 July 1673 at Port Tobacco, CC, Maryland. He was the son of Col. Benjamin Rozer and Mary Notley. Notely Rozer of Notley Hall married Jane Digges, daughter of Col. William D. Digges and Elizabeth Sewall, in February 1702.

     Children of Notely Rozer of Notley Hall and Jane Digges:

Notley Rozer   b. 1707
Ann Rozer of Duddington+   b. 1710, d. Oct 1764

Citations

1. [S28] Unknown subject unknown repository, pp.#67.

Leslie Ervin Sloan was born on 20 July 1890. He was the son of James Sloan II and Margaret Lucinda Wood. Leslie Ervin Sloan died on 29 July 1976 at Farmington, Missouri, at age 86.

Robert William Jamison was born on 6 March 1820. He was the son of Henry Jamison and Susannah Fort.

Citations

1. [S44] Hill-Thomas-Jamison-Hunter Family Bible records, ca. 1792-1932 Mrs. Joe Thomas, Sandersville, Georgia.

William Stevenson Sloan was born on 22 February 1870. He was the son of James Sloan II and Mary F. Stewart. William Stevenson Sloan died on 2 March 1870 at age 0. He was buried at Sloan Cemetery, Clark Co., Arkansas.

Leaman Stark Cargile was born on 14 December 1883. He was the son of Dr. Charles H. Cargile and Fannie Sallie Sloan.

Henry Carroll was born on 26 January 1697. He was the son of Charles Carroll (The Settler) and Mary Darnall I. Henry Carroll died on 10 April 1719 at age 22; Drowned at sea while returning home from studies in London.

Tennessee Hudson was born in 1847 at TN. He was the son of Thomas C. Hudson and Jemima Tatum. Tennessee Hudson died in 1900.

Anna Maria Hoffman was born on 5 March 1797. She married Anthony Rutgers Livingston, son of Robert LeRoy Livingston and Anna Maria Digges, on 27 April 1818. As of 27 April 1818,her married name was Mrs. Livingston. Anna Maria Hoffman died in 1874.

Missouri Hudson was born on 22 August 1829 at Ten, Virginia. She was the daughter of Thomas C. Hudson and Jemima Tatum. Missouri Hudson married Col. Thomas Black Sloan, son of James Sloan I and Sarah Black. Her married name was Mrs. Sloan. Missouri Hudson died in September 1893 at Okolona, Clark County, AR, at age 64. She was buried at Rose Hill Cemetary, Arkadelphia, AR.

     Children of Missouri Hudson and Col. Thomas Black Sloan:

James Hudson Sloan   b. 19 Nov 1848, d. 30 May 1850
Alice Black Sloan+   b. 26 Jan 1851, d. 17 Aug 1927
Thomas Ashley Sloan+   b. 17 Nov 1856, d. 1931
Fannie Sallie Sloan+   b. 21 Feb 1858
Willie Sloan   b. 20 Jul 1863, d. 20 Jul 1863
Elias Neill Sloan   b. 27 Mar 1867, d. 2 Nov 1930

John W. Mann was born on 8 February 1785. He was the son of Arnold Mann and Rebecca Wright.

Dr. Charles H. Cargile was born on 23 April 1853 at Clark County, AR. He married Fannie Sallie Sloan, daughter of Col. Thomas Black Sloan and Missouri Hudson, on 12 November 1878 at Clark County, AR.

     Children of Dr. Charles H. Cargile and Fannie Sallie Sloan:

Charlie Sloan Cargile   b. 18 Jan 1882
Leaman Stark Cargile   b. 14 Dec 1883
Fannie Neill Cargile   b. 1 Oct 1888
Alice Kate Cargile   b. 3 Aug 1890

Col. Philip Livingston was born on 9 July 1686 at Albany, New York. He was the son of Robert Livingston (Sr.) of Livingston Manor of NY and Alida Schuyler Van Rensselaer. Col. Philip Livingston married Catherine VanBrugh on 19 September 1707 at Albany, NY. Col. Philip Livingston died between 4 February 1748 and 4 February 1749 at New York, New York. He was buried between 6 February 1748 and 6 February 1749.

     Children of Col. Philip Livingston and Catherine VanBrugh:

Robert Livingston+   b. 16 Dec 1708, d. 27 Nov 1790
Peter Van Brugh Livingston   b. Oct 1710, d. 16 Oct 1792
John Livingston   b. 1714, d. 1788
Philip Livingston   b. 15 Jan 1716, d. 12 Jun 1778
Henry Livingston   b. 1719, d. Feb 1772
Sarah (1) Livingston   b. 1721, d. Oct 1722
William S. Livingston   b. 8 Nov 1723, d. 25 Jul 1790
Sarah Livingston (2)   b. Oct 1725
Alida Livingston   b. 1728, d. Feb 1790
Catherine Livingston   b. 1733

John Wright was born circa 1680 at Lancaster, VA. He was the son of John Wright Wright. John Wright married Ruth Wingfield. John Wright died before 1724 at Lancaster, VA.

     Child of John Wright and Ruth Wingfield:

Winfield Wright+   b. bt 10 Feb 1708 - 10 Feb 1709, d. 27 Oct 1783

Joanna Philipina Livingston was born between 1 February 1683 and 1 February 1684 at Albany, NY. She was the daughter of Robert Livingston (Sr.) of Livingston Manor of NY and Alida Schuyler Van Rensselaer. Joanna Philipina Livingston died on 24 June 1690 at New York, NY.

Judy Mann was born circa 1761 at Of, Wake, Virginia. She was the daughter of John Mann and Elizabeth Davies.

Citations

1. [S45] Unknown subject Family History Library.

Agnes Eugenia Jamison died on 8 June at Kershaw County, SC. She was born on 15 June 1846 at Blythewood, Fairfield Co., SC. She was the daughter of Dr. Elias Harrison Jamison and Georgiana Duke. As of circa 1868,her married name was Blanton. Agnes Eugenia Jamison married Stephen Taylor Blanton, son of Thomas C Blanton, circa 1868 at Fairfield County; Marriage date estimated from 1880 Fairfield Census. Agnes Eugenia Jamison witnessed the will of Dr. Elias Harrison Jamison on 10 June 1875 at Richland County, SC; Typed from - Fairfield County Wills- Book "W" - 1869-1904, Pages 103-106 Elias H. Jamison Will In the name of God Amen. I Elias Harrison Jamison of Fairfield County and State of South Carolina, being of sound and disposing mind and memory rendering thanks to God the giver of all good for the same, do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be my last Will and Testament in manner and form following: That is to say:- 1st I return to my maker the soul which has been entrusted to my care for the past three score years and more humbly thanking him for the many privileges and blessings which it has been my lot to enjoy. 2nd I desire that all my funeral expenses and just debts if any there be paid out of the first funds coming into the hands of my Executor here-in after named. 3rd I give desire and bequeath to my son William Harrison Jamison the tract of land whereon I have resided lately containing five acres more or less together with all the improvements hereon, household and kitchen furniture tools farming implements, stock of Hogs, Cattle, Poultry and soforth if anything be to him and heirs forever. 4th I give desire and bequeath to my said son William Harrison Jamison to him and his heirs forever Fifteen acres of land out of the tract of One Hundred acres more or less the said tract having been purchased my me of Benj. Cloud Administration (from the Estate of David Montgomery) and bounded on all sides by ---Hall the said Fifteen acres of land are to be laid off from what portion of the said One Hundred Acre tract which lies nexto adjacent to the lands given the said Wm. H. Jamison in the 3rd item of this will. 5th I give desire and bequeath to my daughter Alice Hood, during her natural life, and then to the heirs of her body Twenty-five acres of land out of the One hundred acre tract mentioned above- Said Twenty-five acres to be laid off adjoining the Fifteen acres devised to Wm. H. Jamison in item 4th of this will. 6th I give desire and bequeath to my granddaughter Caroline Jamison of my deceased son Lowell Jamison Twenty-five acres of land out of the tracts of land purchased by me of Benj. Cloud Administration (from the Estate of David Montgomery) containing Sixty-nine acres more or less and bounded by (???) Hall, Morgan and Morgan (Inc??) said Twenty-five acres to be setaside in a body from any part of the tracts of Sixty-nine acres the same to be for her sole and separate use and (??) during life and then to the heirs of her body. 7th I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Agnes Eugenia Blanton wife of Stephen Taylor Blanton for and during the term of her natural life and then to the heirs of her body Forty-five acres the remaining portion of the tract of Sixty-nine acres mentioned in the preceding clause 6th of land being the same more or less. 8th Should my daughter Caron Elizabeth Dolen the wife of John Dolen render to my Executors herein after named and bill for caring for me or for services rendered to me, then it is my will and desire that she take her distribution share of the rest and residue of my estate as mentioned in the item immediately below this (9th, but should no such bill be presented then I give and bequeath unto my said daughter Caron Elizabeth Dolen to her during life and then to the heirs of her body Twenty-five acres out of the One Hundred acre tract mentioned above in item 5 of this will. 9th I vive devise and bequeath to all my children share and share alike the child or children of deceased parents representing said deceased parents the rest and residue of my Estate of whatever it may consist to them and their heirs forever. 10th I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my son William Harrison Jamison and Stephen Taylor Blanton my son-in law to be the Executors of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking and annulling any and all will by me heretofore made declaring this to be my last Will and Testament. Signed: E.H. Jamison June 10, 1875 Executed by the Testator in our presence who in his presence and at his request have interchangeably set their hands hereto as witnesses to the due execution hereof: James J. Clark J. Carson Younger Wm. A. Turllett Codicil I Elias Harrison Jamison do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be a codicil to the foregoing my last Will and Testament declaring the same to be a part and parcel of said last Will and Testament. 1. In as much as my Sons Columbus Jamison and Luther Banks Jamison have during the later years of my life treated me in a manor which plainly indicated that all love and natural affection due from Son to Father was at an end it is my will and desire and do hereby give desire and bequeath to my said son Columbus and Luther Banks Jamison the sum of One Dollar each to be paid to them by my Executors herein before named. Signed: June 10, 1875 E.H. Jamison Executed in the presence of by the Testator who in our presence and in the presence of each other have interchangeably set our hands as writing together his execution hereof this Testator having declared this instrument of writing on these two sheets of paper to be his last Will and Testament and a codicil to the same. James J. Clarke J. Carson Younger Wm. A. Turkett (??) The State of South Carolina County of Lexington By J.S. Gunigard Esq. Trial Justice in and for the County and State aforesaid. Personally appeared before me James J. Clark one of the subscribers being witness to the foregoing instrument of writing purporting to be the Last Will and Testament and a codicil hereto contained on this two annexed sheets of paper who made Oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God that he saw Elias Harrison Jamison sign seal publish pronounce and declare the same to be his last Will and Testament and codicil hereto: That the said E.H. Jamison was then of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding to be the best of the deponents knowledge and belief and deponent together with James Carson Younger and William A. Turket signed their names thereto as (??) at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other………. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of July Anno Domino 1875 James J. Clarke J. Sanders Gingard Trail Justice Lexington County South Carolina Transcribed Will is shown as signed June 10, 1875 - Proved December, 1875, in Fairfield County, SC. (Also shows filed in Lexington County, SC on 5 July, 1875).1 Agnes Eugenia Jamison appeared on the census of 1 June 1880 in the household of Stephen Taylor Blanton at Fairfield County; 1880 Fairfield Co., SC-Township #8, Page 177, Dwelling 82, lines 4-11 S.T. Blanton shown as age 33, Section RR Manager (?) A. E. (Agnes E-wife) age 33 J.E. (Daughter) age 12 C.E. (Son) age 11 T.E. (Son) age 9 J.C. (Son) age 7 Infant (Daughter) 2/12 J.A. Watts (Step-son) age 16.2 Agnes Eugenia Jamison appeared on the census of 23 June 1900 at 1900 Lancaster Co. Census, Kershaw, Lancaster County, SC; Listed in the 1900 Lancaster County Census- Page 118, Lines 27-29.3 She witnessed the sale of the land of Pvt. William Harrison Jamison on 27 March 1902 at Fairfield County, SC; William H. Jamison to James T. Brown We, Wm H. Jamison, W. Elias Jamison, Fanny B. Glover- For the sum of $100 sell 15 acres to James T. Brown, Land lying in Fairfield County, on the wates of 25 Mile Creek, and Bounded as follows: on the south by James T. Brown, on the west by James T. Brown, on the east by Mrs. W.E. Hogan, on the north by Mrs. Agnes E. Blanton. Signed Fannie B. Glover, W.E. Jamison, W.H. Jamison- Renunciation of Dower- Maggie Jamison-wife of W.E. Jamison Fairfield Co. Deed Book "AU", page 201 (Film Roll C7702).4

     Children of Agnes Eugenia Jamison and Stephen Taylor Blanton:

Oskar D. Blanton   b. 19 Dec 1864, d. 13 Jan 1876
Charley H. Blanton   b. 6 Apr 1869, d. 24 Sep 1880
Fannie E. Blanton   b. Mar 1880
Dot Estelle Blanton   b. Sep 1882
Luther Blanton   b. 16 Sep 1885, d. 11 Feb 1891

Citations

1. [S117] Will of Dr. E.H. Jamison - Fairfield Co.,SC.
2. [S141] 1 June 1880 unknown record type, unknown repository address, Township# 8, page 177.
3. [S266] 23 June 1900 unknown record type, unknown repository address, 1900 Lancaster Co.,SC Census -Flat Creek, ED 59, Page 118, 1900 Lancaster County, SC- Flat Creek Township, ED 59, Page 118, Lines 27-29.
4. [S185] Fairfield Co. Deed Book: Deed Book "AU", Page 201, Film Roll C7702.

Alice Black Sloan was born on 26 January 1851 at Arkansas. She was the daughter of Col. Thomas Black Sloan and Missouri Hudson. Alice Black Sloan married William Peeples Ross on 25 September 1873 at Clark County, AR. As of 25 September 1873,her married name was Mrs. Ross. Alice Black Sloan died on 17 August 1927 at Arkadelphia, AR, at age 76.

     Children of Alice Black Sloan and William Peeples Ross:

Jamie Ross   b. 22 Jul 1874
Leon P. Ross   b. 5 Aug 1876
Fannie Peeples Ross   b. 20 Apr 1878
Clifton Claiborne Ross   b. 7 Sep 1880
Jackson Bozeman Ross   b. 9 Mar 1883
Willie Sloan Ross   b. 17 Dec 1885
Thurman Neill Ross   b. 2 Aug 1888
Hugh Thomas Ross   b. 30 Dec 1892
May Louise Ross   b. Jun 1898

Mary (Poly) Livingston was born on 29 October 1738. She was the daughter of Robert Livingston and Mary Thong. Mary (Poly) Livingston married James Duane on 21 October 1759. As of 21 October 1759,her married name was Mrs. Duane. Mary (Poly) Livingston died on 6 May 1821 at age 82.

William Gardner Wright was born on 18 December 1899 at Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Rome, Floyd County, GA; Tombstone Inscription.1 He was the son of George H. Wright and Leila Hill. William Gardner Wright appeared on the census of 15 June 1900 in the household of Pvt. Hiram David Hill at Rome, Floyd County, GA; Listen in the 1900 Floyd Co.,GA Census- Rome City- ED 121,Page 186-B, Dwelling 709, Lines 63-68.2 William Gardner Wright appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 in the household of Pvt. Hiram David Hill at 1920 Georgia Census, Rome, Floyd Colunty, GA; Names listed in same household.3 William Gardner Wright died on 17 July 1974 at Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Rome, Floyd County, GA, at age 74; Tombstone Inscription.1

Citations

1. [S112] Unknown name of person Cemetery Inscriptions, Rome Cemetery Dept- City of Rome, 601 Broad Street, Rome, Tombstone Inscription.
2. [S264] Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1900 Floyd County, GA Census- Rome City, 1900 Floyd Co.,GA Census- Rome City- ED 121,Page 186-B, Dwelling 709, Lines 63-68.
3. [S226] 1920 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Floyd County, ED-81, Page 200, lines 78-83, Dwelling# 1201.

Rachel Whitfield was born on 16 September 1760. She was the daughter of William Whitfield and Rachel Bryan.

John G. Livingston was born on 29 January 1782. He was the son of Robert LeRoy Livingston and Anna Maria Digges.

Sarah Manning was born on 26 August 1681 at Billerica, Middlesex, MA. She married Samuel Robinson I on 23 March 1704 at Billerica, Ma. As of 23 March 1704,her married name was Mrs. Robinson. Sarah Manning died on 19 July 1709 at Billerica, Ma, at age 27.

     Child of Sarah Manning and Samuel Robinson I:

Samuel Robinson II+   b. 19 Apr 1707, d. 27 Oct 1767

Citations

1. [S46] Unknown subject Family History Library.

Thomas James Hill was born on 29 September 1845.1 He was the son of Thomas Hiram Hill and Ann Caroline Worsham. Thomas James Hill appeared on the census of 22 August 1860 in the household of Thomas Hiram Hill at 1860 Bibb Co, GA, Macon Census, Bibb County, GA; Aug 22, 1860 Bibb Co.,Macon City, Page 602, Showing family, Dwelling # 1436, Lines 1-9.2 Thomas James Hill died in September 1900.

Citations

1. [S44] Hill-Thomas-Jamison-Hunter Family Bible records, ca. 1792-1932 Mrs. Joe Thomas, Sandersville, Georgia.
2. [S282] Aug 22, 1860 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Page 260
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Richard Wright was born circa 1688 at Lancaster, VA. He was the son of John Wright Wright.

Fergus Sloan was born circa 1725 at Antrim Co., Ulster, Ireland. He married Ann Elizabeth Robinson, daughter of "Judge" Robinson. Fergus Sloan died circa 1812 at Lincoln Co., NC. He In an email from Wanda Sloan Karnes the following information was received: Statesville Township, almost in the center of Iredell County, received its name from the community of Statesville, which had been established as a town under a 1789 act of the Legislature as a "county town". Some 68 3/4 acres of land were purchased from Fergus Sloan for thirty pounds of "lawful money" and the deed listing the boundaries of the tract stated that "these premises be granted and conveyed except for the use of the Meeting House Spring. In Revolutionary War Pvt. Salisbury Dist. NC.

     Children of Fergus Sloan and Ann Elizabeth Robinson:

William Alexander Sloan+   b. 1753, d. 22 Jun 1827
Elizabeth Sloan   b. c 1756
Ann Sloan   b. c 1759
Margaret Sloan   b. c 1763
Robert Sloan   b. 18 Aug 1766
Fergus Sloan   b. c 1770

Sarah Bullock was born on 12 September 1731 at Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA. She married Ebenezer Britton, son of William Britton and Lydia Leonard, on 20 February 1749 at Providence, RI. As of 20 February 1749,her married name was Mrs. Britton. Sarah Bullock died on 19 September 1790 at age 59.

     Child of Sarah Bullock and Ebenezer Britton:

Calvin Britain+   b. 1 Apr 1771, d. 8 Dec 1840

Hugh Thomas Ross was born on 30 December 1892 at Arkansas. He was the son of William Peeples Ross and Alice Black Sloan.

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