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1851	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. James, son of James Harris and Mary Simpson, never married, and is at this time (Dec. 20, 1801) living with his sister- in-law, widow of his half brother, John, at Mifflintown, Mifflin Co., Penn'a.	Harris, James (I28350)
1852	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John.	McClure, Janet (I28351)
1853	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. John Harris, son of James Harris and Jane McClure, first married Jane Poer, daughter of Alexander Poer and Margaret Harris Mifflin, who died without issue. By his second wife, Jane Harris daughter of John Harris and Grizzel Steel (born Feb. 7, 1721) had Jane, James, William, Grizzel1, Margaret and Ann ............. Penn'a. He died Feb.[28], 1794.	Harris, John (I28352)
1854	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. William, son of James and Mary Simpson, married Catharine Wilson; emigrated from Ireland; settled at Swartara; had James, John, William who died young, Sarah, Mary and Robert.	Wilson, Catherine (I28353)
1855	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. William, son of James and Mary Simpson, married Catharine Wilson; emigrated from Ireland; settled at Swartara; had James, John, William who died young, Sarah, Mary and Robert.	Harris, James (I28354)
1856	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. William, son of James and Mary Simpson, married Catharine Wilson; emigrated from Ireland; settled at Swartara; had James, John, William who died young, Sarah, Mary and Robert.	Harris, John (I28355)
1857	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. William, son of James and Mary Simpson, married Catharine Wilson; emigrated from Ireland; settled at Swartara; had James, John, William who died young, Sarah, Mary and Robert.	Harris, William (I28356)
1858	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. William, son of James and Mary Simpson, married Catharine Wilson; emigrated from Ireland; settled at Swartara; had James, John, William who died young, Sarah, Mary and Robert.	Harris, Sarah (I28357)
1859	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. William, son of James and Mary Simpson, married Catharine Wilson; emigrated from Ireland; settled at Swartara; had James, John, William who died young, Sarah, Mary and Robert.	Harris, Mary (I28358)
1860	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. William, son of James and Mary Simpson, married Catharine Wilson; emigrated from Ireland; settled at Swartara; had James, John, William who died young, Sarah, Mary and Robert.	Harris, Robert (I28359)
1861	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. John Harris, son of James Harris and Jane McClure, first married Jane Poer, daughter of Alexander Poer and Margaret Harris Mifflin, who died without issue. By his second wife, Jane Harris daughter of John Harris and Grizzel Steel (born Feb. 7, 1721) had Jane, James, William, Grizzel1, Margaret and Ann ............. Penn'a. He died Feb.[28], 1794.	Poer, Margaret (I28360)
1862	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. John Harris, son of James Harris and Jane McClure, first married Jane Poer, daughter of Alexander Poer and Margaret Harris Mifflin, who died without issue. By his second wife, Jane Harris daughter of John Harris and Grizzel Steel (born Feb. 7, 1721) had Jane, James, William, Grizzel1, Margaret and Ann ............. Penn'a. He died Feb.[28], 1794.	Harris, Jane (I28361)
1863	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. John Harris, son of James Harris and Jane McClure, first married Jane Poer, daughter of Alexander Poer and Margaret Harris Mifflin, who died without issue. By his second wife, Jane Harris daughter of John Harris and Grizzel Steel (born Feb. 7, 1721) had Jane, James, William, Grizzel1, Margaret and Ann ............. Penn'a. He died Feb.[28], 1794.	Harris, Jane (I28362)
1864	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. John Harris, son of James Harris and Jane McClure, first married Jane Poer, daughter of Alexander Poer and Margaret Harris Mifflin, who died without issue. By his second wife, Jane Harris daughter of John Harris and Grizzel Steel (born Feb. 7, 1721) had Jane, James, William, Grizzel1, Margaret and Ann ............. Penn'a. He died Feb.[28], 1794.	Harris, James (I28363)
1865	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. John Harris, son of James Harris and Jane McClure, first married Jane Poer, daughter of Alexander Poer and Margaret Harris Mifflin, who died without issue. By his second wife, Jane Harris daughter of John Harris and Grizzel Steel (born Feb. 7, 1721) had Jane, James, William, Grizzel1, Margaret and Ann ............. Penn'a. He died Feb.[28], 1794.	Harris, William (I28364)
1866	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. John Harris, son of James Harris and Jane McClure, first married Jane Poer, daughter of Alexander Poer and Margaret Harris Mifflin, who died without issue. By his second wife, Jane Harris daughter of John Harris and Grizzel Steel (born Feb. 7, 1721) had Jane, James, William, Grizzel1, Margaret and Ann ............. Penn'a. He died Feb.[28], 1794.	Harris, Grizzel (I28365)
1867	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. John Harris, son of James Harris and Jane McClure, first married Jane Poer, daughter of Alexander Poer and Margaret Harris Mifflin, who died without issue. By his second wife, Jane Harris daughter of John Harris and Grizzel Steel (born Feb. 7, 1721) had Jane, James, William, Grizzel1, Margaret and Ann ............. Penn'a. He died Feb.[28], 1794.	Harris, Margaret (I28366)
1868	ANCESTRY Colonel George Steuart and his wife Margaret Harris: Their Ancestors and Descendants with Appendixes of Related Families Portraits and Illustrations A Genealogical History By Robert Stewart, D.D., LL.D This book was Printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1907 in Lahore, India pp.398-401 APPENDIX No. XI A copy of this document was sent the author by John Harris9, M.D., of Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1865. At the conclusion he wrote: ?The foregoing was copied Aug. 10, 1855, by John Harris (then resident in Philadelphia) from two separate half sheets of cap paper, in the handwriting of his father, James Harris, in the possession of Mrs. Thomazin Potter, a granddaughter of James Harris. John Harris, the copyist of the foregoing, born Dec. 31st, 1792, was the son of James Harris, who was the son of John Harris who was the son of James Harris by his second wife, Janet McClure), who was the son of Edward Harris and Flora Douglas. The antecedent probability that this document is perfectly trustworthy has been confirmed by all subsequent investigations (excepting in regard to William Harris2 and his wife-see Appendix XVIII), and the writer considers it fortunate that he has had such a record to guide his researches. Edward [Sr.] and Charles Harris, being dissenters, were driven from Ayrshire, in Scotland, at the time of the persecution of the Protestants In the reign of Charles II, or of his successor, James. They settled in County Donegal, near Rapho, Ireland. They were possessed of a valuable estate in Scotland, which was lost on account of their abandoning it. Edward [Sr.] was married to Miss Flora Douglas, of the famous family of that name, who resided near the borders of England. He had sons: Edward [Jr.], Robert and James. James, son of Edward and Flora Douglas, married Mary Simpson by whom he had William, Ann and James. By a second marriage with Janet McClure he had a son, John. John Harris, son of James Harris and Jane McClure, first married Jane Poer, daughter of Alexander Poer and Margaret Harris Mifflin, who died without issue. By his second wife, Jane Harris daughter of John Harris and Grizzel Steel (born Feb. 7, 1721) had Jane, James, William, Grizzel1, Margaret and Ann ............. Penn'a. He died Feb.[28], 1794.	Harris, Ann (I28367)
1869	ANCESTRY https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_de_Gael#Revolt_of_the_Earls Ralph de Gaël [her grandfather] married, in 1075 at Exning, Cambridgeshire, Emma, only daughter of William FitzOsbern, 1st Earl of Hereford and his first wife Alice or Adelise (or Adelissa), daughter of Roger I of Tosny. Their offspring were: 1. William de Gael, [her uncle] succeeded his father as Seigneur de Gael. He claimed Breteuil after the death of his uncle William de Breteuil, but died shortly thereafter, according to Orderic Vitalis. 2. Raoul II de Gael, [her father] seigneur of Gael and Montfort. By 1119, he had obtained the honour of Breteuil in Normandy (his uncle William de Breteuil died 1103 without any legitimate issue).The Complete Peerage claims that his descendants in the male line continued to hold his estates in Brittany, acquiring Laval and Vitré in the 15th century with the marriage of the heiress of Montmorency-Laval, but such a male-line descent hasn't been traced. He had only one child by his wife, Amice (Amicia) (d. c. 31 August 1168) was initially betrothed to Richard, illegitimate son of Henry I and his mistress Ansfrida, but her betrothed died on the White Ship disaster in November 1120. She was then married to the King's ward Robert de Beaumont, 2nd Earl of Leicester, second (twin) son of Robert de Beaumont, Count of Meulan. 3. Alain de Gael, [uncle] who went with his parents on the First Crusade and died in the Holy Land CHILDREN Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_de_Beaumont,_2nd_Earl_of_Leicester He [Robert de Beaumont] married after 1120 Amice de Montfort, daughter of Raoul II de Montfort, himself a son of Ralph de Gael, Earl of East Anglia. Both families had lost their English inheritances through rebellion in 1075. They had four children: 1. Hawise de Beaumont, who married William Fitz Robert, 2nd Earl of Gloucester and had descendants. 2.Robert de Beaumont, 3rd Earl of Leicester who married Petronilla de Grandmesnil and had descendants. 3.Isabel, who married: Simon de St. Liz, Earl of Huntingdon and had descendants. 4. Margaret, who married Ralph V de Toeni and had descendants through their daughter, Ida de Tosny.	de Montfort, Amice (I36129)
1870	Ancestry.com. Rhode Island, Births, 1636-1930 [database on-line]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. Name: Esther Lannon Birth Date: 15 Mar 1898 Birth Place: Rhode Island 1st Parent: Patrick J Lannon 2nd Parent: Annie E Lannon	Lannon, Esther K. (I34307)
1871	Ancestry.com. Rhode Island, Marriages, 1851-1920 [database on-line]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. Name: Walter H Chambers Spouse: Esther K Lannon Marriage Date: 7 Apr 1918	Family F14272
1872	Ancestry.com. U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-2015 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Name of Deceased: Layman Joyce Potter Gender: Male Age at Death: 91 Birth Date: 13 Sep 1920 Birth Place: St Paul, Russell, Virginia Residence (at time of death): Huber Heights, Ohio Death Date: 3 Jan 2012 Death Place: Bartlett, Shelby, Tennessee Obituary Date: 10 Jan 2012 Spouse's Name: Lelia Jean Quillin Parents' Names: Sherman Potter Childrens' Names: Layman Joyce Potter, Jr. of Kettering, OH; Larry Joel (Stephanie) Potter of Watersmeet, MI; Lanny Jack (Charlotte) Potter of Bartlett, TN; Leslie James (Lori) Potter of Huber Heights, OH; Lisbeth Jean (Randall) Borland of Parrish, FL; Lorraine Jill (Richard) Dumont of Winter Haven, FL; Lewis Jeffrey (Kathy) Potter of Beavercreek, OH Siblings' Names: Joel (Judy) Potter of Dandridge, TN; Odra Rosenbeck of Shreveport, LA; Ula Cress	Potter, Layman Joyce (I33287)
1873	Ancestry.com. U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-2015 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Name of Deceased: Carlos Snake Hogan Gender: Male Age at Death: 82 Birth Date: 27 Sep 1932 Birth Place: Montcalm, Mercer, West Virginia Residence (at time of death): Bluefield, West Virginia Death Date: Abt 2014 Obituary Date: 21 May 2014 Spouse's Name: Shirley Tate Hogan Parents' Names: F. Thomas Childrens' Names: Carla Gay Pochick and Tom of Hurricane, WV Siblings' Names: Shirley Ann Hogan, Genevieve Steele and Phyllis Phillips	Hogan, Carlos (I32697)
1874	Ancestry.com. U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-Current [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Name: William Andrew Sanford Gender: Male Death Age: 70 Birth Date: 28 Oct 1944 Residence Place: Providence Forge, Virginia Death Date: 27 Mar 2015 Death Place: Providence Forge, Virginia Obituary Date: 16 May 2015 Spouse: Karen	Sanford, William Andrew (I36492)
1875	Ancestry.com. United States Obituary Collection Name of Deceased: Maxie Williamson Age at Death: 69 Death Date: abt 2003 Obituary Date: 27 Oct 2004 Newspaper Title: Richlands News-Press & Clinch Valley News Newspaper Location: Richlands, VA, US Birth Date: 1 Nov 1934 Locations Mentioned in Obituary: Stafford, Raven, Raven Fauquier, Fredericksburg, VA, VA Fredericksburg Other Persons Mentioned in Obituary: Dwight Aldinger Rena Absher Catherine Flinn [daughter] Artie Keene Mattie Stilwell Patrick Flinn Shawn Roy Coleman James Absher Dewey Absher Lloyd Absher Roy Absher Bernard Williamson [husband] G. Buckles Nell Charles	ABSHER, Maxie Louise (I8623)
1876	Ancestry.com. Virginia, Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2004. Name: George Kemp Date: 9 Oct 1677 Location: Norfolk Co., VA Notes: This probate record was extracted from microfilmed copies of the original Will Book. Description: Grandson Book: 4-41 Prove Date: 15 Jan 1678	Kemp, George (I26100)
1877	and Grant No. 109, P. 15; 250 A. on Waters of Indian Creek,Tazewell Co., Va. 01 Sep 1853 Carpenter lived in Floyd Co., Ky. 1850 Census. Name-sake most likey from famous Christian writer John Bunyan that wrote the book Pilgrams Progress. http://dahnmonwhittfamily.com/genealogy/aqwg09.htm#97	WHITT, Johh Bunyan (I4692)
1878	Angus McAllister was a state senator from Henry County, serving two terms in the 1840's. There may have been a possible family tie in North Carolina. He was born June 16, 1811 in Cumberland County, North Carolina and was a successful merchant doing business at Franklin, Henry County, Alabama.	WILLIAMS, Angus McAllister (I6107)
1879	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CALLAHAN, Dorothy Ann (I1738)
1880	Ann Foster Williamson Carraway was married to Roger Williamson in England. They came over on the Sarah Constant with John Carraway I. After John's first wife, Ann Towenzende who died in 1650. Roger Williamson had died earlier and then he married Ann Foster Williamson in 1650. John Carraway I and Roger Williamson came to Virginia in 1634 aboard the "Sarah Constant".	Family F11476
1881	Ann Foster Williamson Carraway was married to Roger Williamson in England. They came over on the Sarah Constant with John Carraway I. After John's first wife, Ann Towenzende who died in 1650. Roger Williamson had died earlier and then he married Ann Foster Williamson in 1650. John Carraway I and Roger Williamson came to Virginia in 1634 aboard the "Sarah Constant".	Family F7156
1882	Anna Eva first married Abraham Kilmer, son of George Kilmer (15 Jan 1670-) & Anna Margaretha Scheicher. Born ca 1706 in Germany. Abraham Kilmer, or Kuhlmann. On 29 Sep 1756 Anna Eva second married Johan Michael Mochie in Germantown, Columbia Co., NY. Johan Michael died ca 1772. Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr15/rr15_076.html#P36990	Laucks, Anna Eva (I8530)
1883	Anna was baptized in St Paul?s Lutheran Church, Red Hook, on 8 Jan 1744. daughter of Pitter Altheuser & Lisa Cattarina, witnesses Nicklas Lauck Jr [uncle] & Anna Jungbluth. On 18 Nov 1760 Anna married Wilhelm Deinhard (12309) , son of Wilhelm Deinhard(-21 Aug 1736) & Maria Anna Francisca Wille, in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany. sometimes spelled Deynhard, Deynhart, etc. By 1800 the spelling Dinehart was becoming common. Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr21/rr21_134.html#P36978	Althauser, Anna (I8519)
1884	Annals of southwest Virginia, 1769-1800 Mongtomery County VA, Minutes of the County Court 1777 to 1800 1795 Oct 20 Groom: Michajah Burress Bride: Rachel McCoy Miniter: Edw Morgan Virginia, Marriages, 1660-1800 Name: Rachel Mccoy Spouse: Micajah Burrus Marriage Date: 13 Oct 1795 Marriage Location: Montgomery County, Virginia [Note: this could be for the marriage bond, not when they were married.]	Family F10244
1885	Annals of Tazewell...", Harman, Vol I, page 129. Thomas Quicksell married Rebecca Harckrider on 3 Sep 1846 in Tazewell Co, VA. Dodd, Jordan R., et al.. Early American Marriages: Virginia to 1850. Bountiful, UT, USA: Precision Indexing Publishers. Name: Rebecca Harckrider Gender: Female Spouse Name: Thomas Quicksell Spouse Gender: Male Marriage Date: 3 Sep 1846 County: Tazewell State: Virginia	Family F6123
1886	Anne was a WW II war bride from Coucy les Eppes, Picardy, in northern France, near the town of Laon. The village has had a stable population, with 793 souls in 1793 and 417 in 1946 when Anne and her husband were there. It's a farming community, growing primarily sugar beets at that time. The farmers were unaware that farming could be dangerous. In November, 2010, Coucy les Eppes was evacuated for almost a week while specialized teams unearthed unexploded shells left over from World War I by the Germans who had an artillery depot around the village. They dug up 30 tons of non-chemical shells that were removed and destroyed. The shells were discovered by a resident who was digging in his garden. This is not an unusual occurrence in France. Specialized units conduct at least 800 operations each year, removing 35 to 50 tons of ammunition. Why was the vast amount of artillery shells there? The village had been chosen by the the seventh German army because of its strategic position. The railway line was built in August 1917 connecting to the junction of other railways lines. Coucy-lès-Eppes was chosen for the landing and storage of ammunition. The town has become so important in the eyes of the occupant Castle Coucy-lès-Eppes was turned into the German headquarters. The Germans installed shell deposits near the road between Coucy to Marchais, on sandy soil, easy to dig. They also installed close to the railway station, so as to supply the front quickly. A part of them was intended for anti-aircraft guns hidden in the mountains of Festieux. The Chemin des Dames was obviously the final destination of the train that made the round trip several times a day. PASSENGER LISTS Year: 1951; Arrival: New York, New York; Microfilm Serial: T715, 1897-1957; Microfilm Roll: Roll 7932; Line: 2; Page Number: 245 Name: Anne M I Pack Arrival Date: 2 Jan 1951 Birth Date: abt 1928 Age: 23 Gender: Female Ethnicity/ Nationality: French Port of Departure: Le Havre, France Port of Arrival: New York, New York Ship Name: Liberte Along with her two daughters, Frances and Lettie whose nationality are listed as French. Destination: Cedar Bluff, Virginia Year: 1955; Arrival: New York, New York; Microfilm Serial: T715, 1897-1957; Microfilm Roll: Roll 8558; Line: 6; Page Number: 85 Name: Anne Pack Arrival Date: 21 Feb 1955 Birth Date: abt 1927 Age: 28 Gender: Female Ethnicity/ Nationality: French Port of Departure: Le Havre, France Port of Arrival: New York, New York Ship Name: Liberte Destination: Cedar Bluff, VA With her are her husband, Brooks, and four children, Lettie and Frances, whose nationality is listed as French; John and Eileen who were born in Virginia. Books, John, and Eileen as listed as US citizens.	Ravaux, Anne (I2846)
1887	Another descendant has his DOD 7 Apr 1857 in Alabama. Search census records to confirm.	Calk, Moses G. H. (I8456)
1888	Another DOD is 20 Feb 1724 St Clemens, King and Queen Co. VA Old New Kent County [Virginia]: Some Account of the Planters ..., Volume 1 By MALCOLM HART HARRIS, MD, p. 451 referred to as Thomas Walker, Gent., was a major in the King William Co. militia. Married his wife in London, 24 Sep 1709. In old Virginia: slavery, farming, and society in the journal of John Walker By Claudia L. Bushman, John Walker, p. 13 Thomas inherited Rye Field in 1689. Grave location, Walker Family Cemetery, Walkerton, King and Queen Co. VA http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GScid=2338947	WALKER, Thomas (I6428)
1889	Another marriage date is 05 Aug 1653 in Glasgow, Lanark,Scotland. Source: "Scotland Marriages, 1561-1910," database, FamilySearch, FHL microfilm 102,924, 919,484.	Family F5042
1890	Another researcher has his DOB as 30 June 1830. CENSUS RECORDS 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Jeremiah Whitaker Age: 20 Birth Year: abt 1830 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1850: District 60, Smyth, Virginia Gender: Male Family Number: 347 Household Members: James Whitaker 60 Elizabeth Whitaker 56 Alexander Whitaker 25 Jane Whitaker 22 Jeremiah Whitaker 20 Joseph Whitaker 17 Susannah Whitaker 15 Elizabeth Whitaker 14 Thomas Whitaker 11 1860 United States Federal Census Name: Jeremiah Whitaker Age in 1860: 29 Birth Year: abt 1831 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1860: Smyth, Virginia Gender: Male Post Office: Seven Mile Ford Household Members: Jeremiah Whitaker 29 Martha E Whitaker 22 Isaac N Whitaker 1 William Whitaker 14 1870 United States Federal Census Name: Jeremiah Whitaker Age in 1870: 43 Birth Year: abt 1827 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1870: Rich Valley, Smyth, Virginia Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Broadford Household Members: Jeremiah Whitaker 43 Martha E Whitaker 33 Isaac N Whitaker 11 Jane J Whitaker 9 Thomas J Whitaker 7 Salley E Whitaker 4 Ollie Whitaker 2 Charles A Whitaker 7 months [Jerry's children were born in Saltville, VA but later moved to Spring Creek just below Abingdon, VA.] 1880 United States Federal Census Name: J. Whiteaker Age: 52 Birth Year: abt 1828 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1880: Rich Valley, Smyth, Virginia Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Self (Head) Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Martha E. Whiteaker Father's Birthplace: Virginia Mother's Birthplace: Virginia Occupation: Farmer Household Members: J. Whiteaker 52 Martha E. Whiteaker 42 I.N. Whiteaker 21 Jane J. Whiteaker 18 Thomas J. Whiteaker 17 Sallie Whiteaker 15 Ollie R. Whiteaker 13 Charles A. Whiteaker 10 Mary S. Whiteaker 8 Joseph J. Whiteaker 5 1900 United States Federal Census Name: Jery Whittaker Age: 70 Birth Date: Jun 1830 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1900: Goodson, Washington, Virginia Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Head Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Marthy Whittaker Marriage Year: 1858 Years Married: 42 Father's Birthplace: Virginia Mother's Birthplace: Virginia Household Members: Jery Whittaker 70 Marthy Whittaker 61 Charlie Whittaker 30 Ollie Whittaker 21 Susie Whittaker 28 Thomas Day 12 [servant] MILITARY RECORDS Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865 Name: Jeremiah Whiteaker Side: Confederate Regiment State/Origin: Virginia Regiment Name: Capt. King's Company, Virginia L. Art'y. (Saltville Artillery) Regiment Name Expanded: King's Company, Virginia Light Artillery (Saltville Artillery) Film Number: M382 roll 59 Confederate Soldiers Compiled Service Records, 1861-1865 Name: Jeremiah Whiteaker Age: 36 Military Unit: Capt. L. F. Jones' Co., Artillery (Second Co., Richmond Howitzers) AND Capt. King's Co., Light Artillery (Saltville Artillery) AND Capt. Kevill's Co., Artillery (United Artillery) Both Jerry and his wife are buried at the Whitaker Cem., a private cemetery on Old Jonesboro Road. WILL [Note: Jeremiah (Jerry) Whiteaker was born in Saltville, Virginia on 30 Jun 1830, and died in Washington County, VA on 20 Dec 1905. He was the son of James Whiteaker and his wife Elizabeth Parsley. His wife was Martha Elizabeth Faulkner. The administrator of the estate was his son Charles Alexander Whiteaker. Surnames have been capitalized for clarity.] Will Book D, Page 92 I, Jerry WHITEAKER, of Washington County, Virginia, do make this my last will and testament hereby revoking all other? wills formerly made. 1st I desire all my just debts paid. 2nd I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Martha Elizabeth, one? buggy and one half (1/2) of all my house hold goods except as hereinafter bequeathed- I further devise to my wife Martha Elizabeth, during her life, the Mansion house and all its? appurtenances and I hereby charge the lands herein after devised,for the support and Maintenence of my wife as follows: The parts devised to my son Charley and daughter Susie Rush, with one third of the proceeds of said land and they are to take care of and support my wife according to her station in life. The parts devised to J.J. COLLINS, Sallie McDANIEL, Ollie? GILMER, Joe WHITEAKER, Newton WHITEAKER and Thomas WHITEAKER, with Four dollars per year each to be paid in Money. I give to my wife the horse called Charley; the Mare called Daisy I desire to be sold and the proceeds paid to my wife. 3rd Because of the labor performed for me and his kindness and attention to my wife and I, I give to my son Charley all my farming implements. I further give and devise to my son Charley, fifty acres (50) of land, Commencing at Lester and Clyce's corner on the North side, coming with line to mine and Clyce's corner west of the school house; then coming east to corner at junction of creek and lane; then south to Jonesville road; then go east south of the road until he gets fifty acres. 4th I give and bequeath to my daughter Susie RUSH because of her faithful care and attention, one half of my household goods and one buggy. I further give and devise to my daughter Susie, fifty acres of land commencing at mine and Clyce's corner, thence south to the school house corner and mine and Clyce's corner; then with school house lot down the creek to the cross road; then with said road south to Jonesville road, then east until she gets forty five acres of land, then she is to have five acres of the timber land and at the death of my wife I devise to her the mansion house and its appurtenances. 5th I give and bequeath to my daughter Sallie McDANIEL the bureau and wash stand in my bed room. 6th The residue of my land I give and devise equally to my children Jane COLLINS, Sallie McDANIEL, Ollie GILMER, Joe WHITEAKER, Newton WHITEAKER and Thomas WHITEAKER, subject to the charge upon it, contained in the first clause of my will?. 7th I give to Vic Rush my log chain. It is my desire and will that the salt kettle, which now sits at the spring, remain in its present location for all time. Witness my hand and seal this the 7th day of October 1905. Jerry WHITEAKER Washington County, to wit: I, A.R. BLACKWELL, Commissioner of Accounts of the Circuit Court for the County aforesaid in the State of Virginia, do hereby certify that after having first advertised the same as required by law, I proceeded to state and settle the account of C.A. WHITEAKER, Administrator of JERRY WHITEAKER, deceased, and find the foregoing to be a true statement of the same. There is due said Administrator $11.46 upon which he will be entitled to? interest from January 19th 1907. Given under my hand this Jany 19th 1907 A.R.BLACKWELL Comm. of Accts. At a Circuit Court continued and held for Washington County at the Court House thereof on Saturday the 13th day of April 1907. A settlement of the administration account of C.A. WHITEAKER, Administrator of Jerry WHITEAKER, deceased, which has been filed in the Clerk's Office of the Court for more than one month past and to which there are no exceptions was examined by the Court found to be correct and ordered to be recorded. Teste;D.A. SUMMERS, D.Clerk	WHITEAKER, Jeremiah (Jerry) (I748)
1891	Another source for DOD Name: Thomas Christian Death Date: Dec 1852 City: Tazewell State: VA Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Deaths [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001. The Family Data Collection - Deaths database was created while gathering genealogical data for use in the study of human genetics and disease.	CHRISTIAN, Thomas Bailey (I4414)
1892	Another source gives Montgomery Co. or Floyd Co. VA as her place of birth. Sue Prideaux, sueprideaux@earthlink.net	DELONG, Matilda Ann (I2861)
1893	Another source has her listed as Nancy Elizabeth. Source: "Reed and Related Families of Tazewell County, Virginia and McDowell County, West Virginia", by Juanita S Halstead. Nancy Christian, wife of John Wesley Reed, was a daughter of Thomas Christian and Louisa (nee Harman) Christian. In a hillside cemetery overlooking the site of the old Reed homestead on Crane Creek in McDowell Co., WVA are the graves of John Wesley Reed, Sr and his wife Nancy (nee Christian) Reed. The tomstones at these graves are still legible and reveal the following vital data: "J. W. Reed, Sr., born at Rogersville, Tennessee, July 25, 1804, died June 18, 1888; Nancy, wife of J. W. Reed, born October 18, 1812, died December 2, 1887."	CHRISTIAN, Nancy Jane (I4424)
1894	Another source has her place of birth as Kennebunk, York Co. ME.	SEAVY, Ruth (I6027)
1895	Another source has the marriage in Lancaster, Co. VA WILL: 3 Oct 1849 PROBATE: 8 Oct 1849 son James Hurst, dau. Nancy, grandaughter Maria F. Gaskins, dau. Maria L. Ball, son Chatam Hurst, son Thwaits L. Hurst, grand daughter Susan Hurst. Virginia, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1607-1890 Name: Susanna Hurst State: VA County: Northumberland County Township: 08 13 Year: 1782 Record Type: Continental Census Page: 37 Database: VA Early Census Index 1830 Census Northumberland, Co., VA Male <5 5-10 10-15 15-20 1 Thwaits (?) 20-30 30-40 Female <5 5-10 10-15 2 Maria Louisa & Ann(?)	SPILLER, Susanna (I6133)
1896	Another source says the place of birth was Hancock Co. GA	ALEXANDER, Ezekiel (I6108)
1897	Another sources has his POD as Marshall Co. WV	Van Scyoc, Aaron (I10004)
1898	Apolonia arrived in Philadelphia, PA on 16 Sep 1748 aboard the ship, Patience. She came with her parents, Nicholas and Magdalena and her siblings, Anna Barbara and Hans Peter.	Wamser, Apolonia Abigail (I5813)
1899	App. for pension: New Jersey for Rev, War #w3756 WILL ABSTRACT 1774 Nov 9 Robert Bevers of Mansfield, Woodhouse Township, Sussex Co. NJ, yeoman, Will of. Wife Elizabeth Bevers £200. Son Alexander £40. To Abraham Bevers, oldest son of my oldest son, Alexander, £10. Daughter Sarah, wife of Abraham Axford, £80. Son William, £100. Daughter, Elizabeth, wife of Doctor Samuel Cannady,£80. Son Robert, £100, Son Moses £200. To George Bevers, oldest son of my brother, Joseph Bevers, £10. Lands to be sold and money divided among my children, Alexander, Sarah, William, Elizabeth, Robert, and Moses. Executors: Wife, Elizabeth; and my sons, Robert and Moses; and my son-in-law, Doctor Samual Cannady. Witnesses: John Marlatt, Nathan Marlatt, and Mary Bevers. Proved Oct. 17, 1777. Inventory £1,342.10.3 made by Garrett Rapalje and Newbold Wootson.	BEAVERS, Robert ,Jr. (I3102)
1900	Applications for Headstones for U.S. Military Veterans, 1925-1941. Microfilm publication M1916, 134 rolls. ARC ID: 596118. Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General, Record Group 92. National Archives at Washington, D.C. Name: D C Baldwin Birth Date: 15 Apr 1934 Death Date: 26 May 1956 Cemetery: Chambers Cemetery Cemetery Location: Shortt Gap, Virginia	Baldwin, D. C. (I31411)