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Source: International Genealogical Index (R)
Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of January 5, 2003;;
Page: Batch C009053
Text: John Whitaker Christening 12 Jan 1754 Father Francis Whitaker | Whitaker, John (I12327)
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Source: International Genealogical Index (R)
Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of January 5, 2003;;
Page: Batch P009051
Text: Marye Whitaker Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England Death: 04 April 1649 Father Tho Whitaker | Whitaker, Mary (I12354)
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Source: International Genealogical Index (R)
Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of January 5, 2003;;
Page: Batch P009051 Dewsbury Baptisms 1538-1653
Text: Marye Whitakers Christening 11 Oct 1600 Dewsbury Yorkshire England Father: Averye Whitakers | Whitaker, Mary (I12356)
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Source: International Genealogical Index (R)
Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of January 5, 2003;;
Page: Batch P0098101
Text: Christening: 23 NOV 1700 Thornhill By Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England Father: Joshua Haigh | Haigh, Martha (I12316)
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Source: Jamee Thumm, jamee.thumm@gmail.com
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Source: John Weldon Whiteaker; wgf161@sbcglobal.net
| Whiteaker, Joseph (I10337)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p. 586. | AUSTIN, Keziah (I24979)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.778-779.
He was a mariner. "A few years later, Mar. 25, 1666, he bought..." "...one dwelling-house and house-lot, containing 10 acres, together with six acres of marsh; the house and lot being in Hampton..." | Knowles, John (I24966)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.778. | Knowles, John Jr. (I24967)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.778. | Knowles, Ezekiel (I24968)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.778. | Knowles, James (I24969)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.778. | Knowles, Simon (I24970)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.778. | Knowles, Joseph (I24971)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.778. | Knowles, Sarah (I24972)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.778. | Knowles, Hannah (I24974)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.822 | Locke, William (I24975)
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Source: Joseph Dow. "History of the Town of Hampton, NH, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892". pub. 1893; reprinted in 1988, p.822 | Family F11041
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Source: Lower Norfolk County & Norfolk County Wills 1637-1710 by Charles Fleming McIntosh, Family Line Publications 1914, p.139
ANN CARRAWAY, being aged___
book 5 f186, date 13 June 1689, proved 15 Nov 1692
...unto my daughter MARY LOVETT, a great iron kettle
...unto dau ELIZABETH NICHOLS a bell mettle mortar & pestle
...son BARTHOLOWMEW Wmson one shilling sterling
...son JNO CARRAWAY on shilling sterling
...son RICHARD WILLIAMSON | Williamson, Richard (I26103)
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Source: Lower Norfolk County & Norfolk County Wills 1637-1710 by Charles Fleming McIntosh, Family Line Publications 1914, p.139
ANN CARRAWAY, being aged___
book 5 f186, date 13 June 1689, proved 15 Nov 1692
...unto my daughter MARY LOVETT, a great iron kettle
...unto dau ELIZABETH NICHOLS a bell mettle mortar & pestle
...son BARTHOLOWMEW Wmson one shilling sterling
...son JNO CARRAWAY on shilling sterling
...son RICHARD WILLIAMSON | Carraway, Elizabeth (I26105)
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Source: Lower Norfolk County & Norfolk County Wills 1637-1710 by Charles Fleming McIntosh, Family Line Publications 1914, p.139.
ANN CARRAWAY, being aged___
book 5 f186, date 13 June 1689, proved 15 Nov 1692
...unto my daughter MARY LOVETT, a great iron kettle
...unto dau ELIZABETH NICHOLS a bell mettle mortar & pestle
...son BARTHOLOWMEW Wmson one shilling sterling
...son JNO CARRAWAY on shilling sterling
...son RICHARD WILLIAMSON | Williamson, Bartholomew (I26104)
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Source: Manuscript, Catherine Cameron Wilkenson Bryan, West Point, Miss in 1959; Mrs. John H. Bryan, 524 Catherine St. West Point MS 39773
In 1849 he and his brother set out from New Orleans from California. Because of the illness of his brother they returned in 1851. In that years John C. Kirk bought land near Rosedale, Miss. and named this place Waxhaw after his family home place in S.C. He married in 1858, Edwina Ann Melchoir, dau. of John Casper Melchoir, who came to America from France in 1828, first settling at Frankfort, KY, where Mrs. Kirk was born. John C. Kirk died in 1887 and Mrs. Kirk died in 1907 at the age of seventy years. | KIRK, John Cousar (I14033)
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Source: Marriage Certificate | Shannon, Glen Walton (I17885)
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Source: Marriage license to Wealtha Huddleston 6 Apr 1968 | Shrader, Cecil Brown (I22261)
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Source: Memorials of the earl of Stirling and of the house of Alexander
By Charles Rogers
Published by W. Paterson, 1877
Pages 24-25
James Alexander, designed "of Boghall," eldest son of Robert Alexander of Blackhouse, was born in 1634. He entered the University of Glasgow, where he graduated in 1653. Obtaining license as a probationer in 1655, he was the same year ordained minister of Kilmalcolm, Renfrewshire. for his adherence to the Presbyterian polity, he was deprived by Act of Parliament, 11th June, and of the Privy Council, 1st October 1662. Accused of preaching and baptizing irregularly, he was summoned to Ayr in March 1669; he died of fever in the same year about the age of thirty-four (Fasti Eccl. Scot., vol. ii., p. 250).
He married Mary, daughter of John Maxwell of Southbar, descended from Adam Maxwell, fifth son of the first Lord Maxwell of Caerlaverock, by Elizabeth, daughter of William Cuninghame of craigends; she died in 1670. By her he had a son, John, and four daughters, Elizabeth, Mary, Jean, and Anna. His daughter Jean was, in September 1689, married to William Greenless, one of the magistrates of Paisley (Reg. Abbey Parish of Paisley).
Reverand Alexander was a minister of the Convoy congregation, approximately 4 miles from Raphoe, Donegal County, Ireland, until his death in 1704. Convoy is in the Laggan Presbtery. He was educated at King's College in Aberdeen, Scotland from 1666-1670. He was ordained 12 Dec 1677 and became a minister in Convoy in 1678.
Reverend Alexander, a member of the Laggan Presbytery in Raphoe was imprisoned, which may have induced his brothers to flee to America. He upheld his religious beliefs which were contrary to Royal Authority and was fined 20. The story is he was imprisoned for calling a fast to protest the policies of the Church of England. He was unable to pay and was jailed in Dublin, Ireland on 8 October 1681 until 20 April 1682 when he was released to the Sheriff and the fine was reduced to 20 shillings, paid by his friends.
His seven sons and two daughters left Ireland for America in the ship Welcome, landed in 21 September 1670 in Maryland.
Most probably Reverend Alexander and his wife are presumed to have remained in Ireland. Their children settled in Somerset and later in Cecil County Maryland.
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Source: Mentzel, Laura and Ethel Updike. Tate Families of the Southern States. p 169, 170, 185.
John was born in Northern Ireland and came to the colonies with this father in 1730. John Tate or Tait came to Augusta Co. VA from Pennsylvania. [Note: Some researchers have the location as being Bedford Springs in Lancaster Co. PA and Cumberland Co. PA, but this has not been documented.] He married Mary Doak and had five sons, James, John, William, Robert, and Thomas, plus a daughter whose name is not certain.
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Source: Riley, Agnes. The Pioneer Tate Family of Augusta County, VA. This booklet was first published in the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, 1969,
Vol 57, issue 3, p 179-192.
She indicates John Tate was born 1722 in Ireland, immigrated to Bedford Springs, PA and m Mary Doak in 1743. They had; Thomas, James, Eleanor, John and William Tate.
Recent research presents a convincing argument that John Tate's wife was actually Mary Mitchell. Please look at her record for the documentary evidence.
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Source: History Of Augusta County,Virginia; by J. Lewis Peyton; 1st addn. 1882; Pub. by Samuel M. Yost, Staunton, VA.
I received these notes from the owner of the book: "There are 6 short paragraphs dealing with the Tate family. The Tate section begins as follows, "The Tates came from the north of Ireland to Penn., and thence to Augusta about 1745. The first immigrant left four sons, James, William, John, and Robert. The descendants of the first brothers married among the Van Lears, Ewings, Moffetts and Finleys, of Augusta and Rockbridge."
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Site owner's note:
The Tates are a tangle to unravel. There are two lines that may spring from John Tate and Sarah Beaty. This John Tate descendants tended to stay in Augusta and Rockbridge Counties, VA and marry into other Scot-Irish families of the Shenandoah Valley i.e. the Campbells, McClungs, Stuarts, Finley, and Alexanders.
His brother Robert Tate, whose wife isn't known at this time, eventually settled in Washington Co. VA. His three sons, Col. John Tate, Robert Tate, and William Tate all played prominent roles in the history of Southwestern Virginia. They lived in four frontier counties(1) Botetourt Co., until 1772; (2) Fincastle Co., January 1773 to January 1777; (3) Washington Co., January 1777 to May 1786; (4) Russell Co., May 1786 until their deaths. They didn't move, but their land changed with formation of the counties.
Robert's descendants were the Traveling Tates. Their offspring founded Tatesville in Pulaski Co. KY or settled in Warren and Grundy Co. TN and DeKalb Co. AL. Robert's grandchildren ended up in Missouri, Texas, and Oklahoma.
To make things even more confusing, they married women named Mary and named their sons John, Robert, William, and Joseph. Because of this, it isn't hard for generations to be confused. For example, Robert Tate of Washington/Russell Counties married Mary ? and had Joseph, Alexander, John, Aaron, James and Robert Jr. He is confused with his nephew, Robert Tate, son of John Tate and Mary Mitchell. This Robert married Margaret McClung and had about 11 children. Some researchers have combined these two Robert's families. See what I mean about a tangle of Tates?
Some researchers have the parents of Col. John Tate, Robert Tate, and William Tate as being Robert Tate born 27 FEB 1691 in New Kent Co. VA and died 1759 in St. Paul's Parish,Hanover Co. VA. But given the ties to Augusta Co. and the intermarriage with the Mitchells by William Tate, brother to Col. John and Robert, this may not be likely.
Hopefully DNA testing will clarify some of these lines.
LAND RECORDS
Source:This land record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley.
John Tate
Date: Nov 19, 1747
Location: Augusta Co., VA
Property:309 1/2 acres in Beverley Manor; corner to James Lynn and John Tate; corner to David Steel.
Remarks: Acknowledged by Geo. Brackenridge 18 Nov 1747 and Ann releases dower. 27 current money Virginia.
Apr 5 1749, William Beverley sold 344 acres in Beverley Manor to John Teat adjoining James Linn, Steel's land, John Lockhart, and Brackenridge's line. (Augusta Co. VA Deed Book 2 p 273.)
May 22 1750, his adjoining land was mentioned in a deed from James Lynn to Andrew Lynn: 269 acres in Beverley Manor, on Samuel Doak's line, Buffler Hill; corner on John Teat and Samuel Wilson. Teste: Andrew Cowan, Elijah McClenachan, John Ramsey. (Augusta Co. VA Deed Book 2 p 286)
In 1750, John Tate's brother-in-law John Greer died in Augusta Co. Among the purchasers at Greer's estate sale were John Teat [Tate], John Mitchell, Thomas Teat [Tate], and Francis Beaty. (Augusta Co. VA Will Book 1 p 26)
Jun 28 1755, John Teat [Tate], plantationer, bought 160 acres in Beverley Manor from his brother-in-law Francis Beaty, surveyor, for £25 on Borden's lines, surveyed for James Lockhart, gent., being the place known as Beatey's well place. Witnesses, David Hay, John and Patrick Campbell, Thomas Teat [Tate]. (Augusta Co. VA Deed Book 7 p 338)
Nov 20 1759, Tate's land was mentioned in a deed from Helenor (Helander) Mitchell to Robert Mitchell in Beverley Manor, on Robert Wilson's line; corner John Teate [Tate], David Doack's [Doak] land; Jno. Lockart's corner. Teste: James Kowan. (Augusta Co. VA Deed Book 8 p 357)
John Tate
Date: Mar 18, 1760
Location: Augusta Co., VA
Property: 309 1/2 acres in Beverley Manor; corner James Lynn; corner David Steel.
Remarks: 67.10.0. Grantor, Thomas Baird/Beard.
(Augusta Co. VA Deed Book 8 p 359)
John Tate
Date: Nov 18, 1760
Location: Augusta Co., VA
Property:
200 acres in Borden's tract; corner to tract sold by Francis Beaty on Flat Spring Run; corner Thomas Berry.
Remarks: 5 shillings. Property conveyed by Borden, Jr., to David Kerr and by David and Katherine to grantor.
John Tate
Date: Aug 19, 1766
Location: Augusta Co., VA
Property: 180 acres; corner John Tate, Thomas Tate's line.
Remarks: Delivered to Nathaniel Steel, Apr 1773.
Mar 16, 1768
Location: Augusta Co., VA
Property: 202 1/2 acres in Beverley Manor, part of the tract Nathaniel formerly lived on; corner John Tate's land; corner John Fulton.
Remarks: Delivered to David Steel, 16 Nov 1771.
John Tate
Date: May 17, 1768
Location: Augusta Co., VA
Property: 200 acres; corner James Lynn and John Tate.
Remarks: Delivered to Pat. Campbell, 4 Aug 1773.
Sep 9 1768, both John Tate and his son John Tate Jr proved the will of Robert Wilson. Witnesses, Robert Mitchell, John Tate Sr, John Tate Jr; proved in court by John Tate and John Tate Jr. (Augusta Co. VA Will Book 4 p 106) On Feb 2 1769, Robert Wilson's estate was appraised by John Tate, Robert Alexander, John Fulton, David Doack. (Augusta Co. VA Will Book 4 p 108)
Oct 10 1769, Francis Beaty of Mecklenburg Co NC, Gent, gave power of attorney to his brother-in-law John Tate to sell all lands belonging to Francis, including land bought of John Greer, on Flat Spring Branch, joining the other land where Beaty last lived; also 200 acres joining Charles Berry. Teste: Robert Gay, John and James Beaty. (Augusta Co. VA Will Book 16 p 501)
1771 and 1772 brought the deaths of the husbands of two of John's sisters. On Feb 1771, Tate was a witness to the will of his brother-in-law John Mitchell; will proved in court Aug 20 1771. (Augusta Co. VA Will Book 4 p 120)
Nov 5 1771, Samuel Doak wrote his will, leaving John Tate and John Finley to advise the executors. The witnesses to Doak's will were John and James Mitchel, William Tate, John Tate Jr. Will proved May 19 1772 by James Mitchel and the Tates. David Doack qualified with John Tate, Nathaniel Steel. (Augusta Co. VA Will Book 4 p 123)
Mar 18 1772, John Tate and Mary sold [land?] to James Tate. Teste: William Campbell. Wm. Livingston. Thomas Tate. (Augusta Co. VA Deed Book 18 p 516)
May 15 1779, John and Mary Tate sold [land?] to Hance Patton. (Augusta Co. VA Deed Book 22 p 558)
Mar 11 1786, John Taite [Tate] Sr sold 400 acres to Thomas Stevenson delivered to Jacob Swallow Jun 1 1787, patented to said John Taite [Tate] on Pine Run, a branch of South River near South Mountain. Teste: Samuel McConkey, Anthony Mustoe. (Augusta Co. VA Deed Book 25 p 574)
WILL ABSTRACT
John Tate's will, dated Nov 21 1792, probated Apr 1 1801: to third son John; to oldest son Thomas; tract to John and Isaac Tate, sons of James deceased, his grandsons; daughter Eleanor Stuart; son Robert Tate; executors, son Robert Tate and son-in-law Benjamin Stewart.
[Augusta Co. VA Will Book 1 p 250]
Source: Johnson, Charles A. A narrative history of Wise County, Virginia Norton, Va.: Norton Press, 1938, p. 235.
Nov 21, 1792
Location: Augusta Co., VA
Remarks: John Tate's will--Third son, John; oldest son, Thomas, tract to John and Isaac Tate, sons of James, deceased, his grandsons; daughter, Eleanor Stuart; son, Robert Tate; son Robert and son-in-law Benj. Stewart, executors.
Book date: CC1-41
Prove date: Apr 1, 1801 | TATE, John (I5314)
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Source: Mirfield Parish Registers
Page: 130 - 1649
"November Marke Whitakers and Mary Richardson were marryed the 12th day" | Family F7195
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Source: Modern history of the city of London; a record of municipal and social progress, from 1760 to the present day
by Welch, Charles, 1848-1924; Norman, Philip, 1842-1931
Published 1896 p. 95.
At Lambeth (9 Mar.) died George Nelson, Common Cryer of the City of London, only son of Alderman Nelson, Lord Mayor in 1765. | Nelson, George Jr. (I29509)
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Source: Moses Alexander bible. Moses was David's brother. | ALEXANDER, David (I12233)
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Source: Moses Alexander bible. Moses was Jonathan's brother. | ALEXANDER, Jonas Dawson (I12234)
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Source: New Hampshire Civil War Death and Burial Records, Phyllis O. Longver, Hertiage Books Inc., 2000. | Varney, Edwin C. (I27336)
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Source: North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics
Name: Jackson Edwin Jewell
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Social Security Number: 225016413
Father's Last Name: Jewell
Age: 86 Years
Date of Birth: 9 Aug 1914
Birth County: Montgomery
Residence City: Charlotte
Residence County: Mecklenburg
Residence State: North Carolina
Residence Zip Code: 28211
Education: 12th grade
Date of Death: 25 Jun 2001
Death City: Charlotte
Death County: Mecklenburg
Death State: North Carolina
Institution: Nursing Home
Attendant: Physician
Burial Location: Burial out-of-state
Recorded Date: 4 Mar 2002
| Jewell, Jackson Edwin (I31943)
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Source: Our Alexander Heritage by Clarence D. Alexander 1976
"John Alexander was an original settler of Co. Donegal, Ireland. He was born ca 1590 and believed to have been descended from the House of MacAlexander in Tarberrt, Kintyre, Scotland. He settled at Eredy near Raphoe Ireland. They had at least four sons Robert, Andrew. Archibald, and William. and several more unknown" | Alexander, Robert (I10586)
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Source: Our Alexander Heritage by Clarence D. Alexander 1976
"John Alexander was an original settler of Co. Donegal, Ireland. He was born ca 1590 and believed to have been descended from the House of MacAlexander in Tarberrt, Kintyre, Scotland. He settled at Eredy near Raphoe Ireland."
Source: "Memorials Of The Earl Of Stirling", and The House Of Alexander", by The Rev. Charles Rogers, LLD, 1887.
"John Alexander was granted his tenancy at Eredy on 1 May 1613 (one of the settlers). The name Eredy resembles Eradell in South Kintyre, granted in 1484 to Tarlach MacAlexander of Tarbert.
John Alexander of Eredy occupied several holdings. In the Hearth Tax roll he is styled, ?John Allexander of ye Dukes land? (Dukes = Duke of Lennox.) He appears to have had several sons? John Alexander, jun? Archibald Alexander of Ballybiglimore? William Alexander of Raphoe? Robert Alexander of Errigal. The seal attached to the will of John Alexander, younger of Eredy, dated 23 Sept 1690 displays a dexter arm embowed, the hand holding a dagger, the crest of his Scottish ancestors, the MacAlexanders of Tarbert. (pg 64)
... a rebellion of 1641-49. There was a battle at Glenmakwin near Raphoe with 500 Irish killed. In 1649 the Irish had successes, burning Manor Cunninghame and the town of St Johnstone. John Sr. and Jr. were both involved."
Source: Sir Edmund Burke, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage and Burke's Landed Gentry "History of Irish Familes"
"John Alexander original settler of Co Donegal, Ireland b. ca 1590 believed to have been descended from The House of MacAlexander in Tarbert Kintyre, Scotland. he settled in Eredy near Raphoe, Ireland."
MacAlister of the Clan MacAlister "MACALEXANDERS IN ULSTER IRELAND AROUND 1613 "John Alexander born about 1585-90 (is thought to be a son of Archibald, (Laird of Tarbert in 1631), is found in 1613 as a tenant on land of James Cunningham, His portion of land is called 'Eredy'. It has been suggested that he changed his name to Alexander so as to receive land in Ulster which was only apportioned to Lowland Scots as well as English subjects. Most material states that this John of Eredy came from the Kintyre Peninsula rather than from Menstrie, Stirling, Scotland. Then perhaps this John Alexander came from North Ayrshire as did his landlord, James Cunningham Esquire" | Alexander, John (I10583)
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Source: Our Alexander Heritage by Clarence D. Alexander 1976
"John Alexander was an original settler of Co. Donegal, Ireland. He was born ca 1590 and believed to have been descended from the House of MacAlexander in Tarberrt, Kintyre, Scotland. He settled at Eredy near Raphoe Ireland. They had at least four sons Robert, Andrew. Archibald, and William. and several more unknown" | Alexander, William (I10585)
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Source: Our Alexander Heritage by Clarence D. Alexander 1976
"John Alexander was an original settler of Co. Donegal, Ireland. He was born ca 1590 and believed to have been descended from the House of MacAlexander in Tarberrt, Kintyre, Scotland. He settled at Eredy near Raphoe Ireland. They had at least four sons Robert, Andrew. Archibald, and William. and several more unknown" | Alexander, Andrew (I10587)
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Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr02/rr02_247.html#P52999 | Laucks, Nicolas (I8537)
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Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr04/rr04_061.html#P52997 | Laucks, Philip (I8538)
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Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr14/rr14_120.html#P52984 | Althauser, Wilhelm (I8508)
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Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr15/rr15_076.html#P36990 | Laucks, Jacob (I8531)
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Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr21/rr21_134.html#P36978 | ALTIZER, Emera (I4459)
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Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr21/rr21_134.html#P36978 | Althauser, Heinrich (I8522)
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Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr21/rr21_134.html#P36978 | Althauser, Maria Elizabetha (I8512)
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Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy
http://babbage.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr02/rr02_179.htm#P52984 | Family F6155
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Source: Pane-Joyce Genealogy for DOB and DOD
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr24/rr24_086.html#P52967
Original spelling of name was Schlosser.
Some years after his service in the Revolutionary War as Private First Class in Captain Stone's Company of the Second Battalion of the Lancaster County (Pennsylvania) Militia, Christopher migrated down the valley of Virginia to Montgomery County (from which Floyd County was formed 1831).
By 1803 Christopher and his family settled on 600 acres in what is now Floyd County. He owned over 1600 acres by the time of his death, Dec. 11, 1845. | Schlosser, Christopher (I8539)
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Source: Paula Rigano-Murray----Russell Genforum, November 2, 2002
Abial supposedly left Henrietta Co. NY and was never heard from again.
However census records for Andover, Essex Co. MA finds him living next door to Moody Russell in 1850 and 1860.
1850 census Andover, MA
Abiel Russell, b. MA, age 61
Eliza A., 42
Lydia A., 32
1860 census Andover, MA
Abiel Russell, 72, carpenter, b. MA
Eliza, 51, b MA.
Lydia, 41, b. MA | RUSSELL, Abial (I12778)
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Source: Paula Rigano-Murray----Russell Genforum, November 2, 2002
His daughter Marietta married Abel Fenner and they remained in Henrietta until their deaths. | RUSSELL, Marietta (I12781)
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Source: Paxton Annals, Platte County, MO., p. 692.
Veteran of War of 1812. Served under General William Henry Harrison. In the Battle of the Thames on 5 Oct 1813.
William's father-in-law Samuel Bracken Tate also was a Veteran of War of 1812, Samuel was also in the Battle of the Thames. | Sloan, William (I14440)
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Source: Peter David Whitaker
Text: Fred died on 27 December 1911 at 31 South 'treet at 59 years of age. Cause of death is listed as Bright?s Disease, which is a kidney problem. Dropsy and Heart Failure. His burial site is unknown. | Whitaker, Fred (I12342)
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Source: Peter David Whitaker citing (probably) the birth certificate.
Text: On 21 February 1852, Fred was born in Quebec Street, Wakefield. | Whitaker, Fred (I12342)
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Source: Peter David Whitaker citing Birstall Parish Registers | Family F7212
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