Calhoun Family

Five Generations of Calhouns (Not complete yet!)

1. James Patrick Calhoun b. 1688, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, (son of Alexander Calhoun, Rev. and Judith Hamilton, Lady) m. ca. 1713, Catherine Montgomery, b. 1684, Ireland, d. 1 Feb 1760, Long cane Creek, Granville Co., SC. James died 1741, Abbeville District, SC. Catherine: A stone was erected by Patrick Calhoun, one of surviving Calhoun brothers, on the site of the Indian Massacre on Long Cane Creek, Granville Co., SC, and reads: "Pat K. Calhoun, Esq., In Memory of Mrs. Catherine Calhoun Aged 76 years Who With 22 Others Was Here Murdered By The Indians The First of Feb. 1760." Children: 2. i James Calhoun b. 1716. 3. ii William Calhoun b. ca. 1718. 4. iii Catherine Calhoun b. ca. 1718. iv John Calhoun b. 1720, Ireland. 5. v Ezekial Calhoun b. 1720. 6. vi Patrick Calhoun b. Jun 1727.
Second Generation
2. James Calhoun (1.James1) b. 1716, Co. Donegal, Ireland, m. in Cumberland Co., PA (Union Co.)., Susannah "Nancy" Long, (daughter of Joseph Long and Ann). James died 1 Feb 1760, Long Cane Creek. Killed in Indian Massacre. Children: 7. i Patrick Calhoun b. 1737. 8. ii James Calhoun, II b. 1739. iii Ezekial Calhoun b. Cumberland, SC, d. 1794, Russell Co., AL. 9. iv Catherine Calhoun b. 1749. v William Calhoun b. 1751, Augusta Co., VA, m. Lorraine Sims. William died Coronaca, SC.
3. William Calhoun (1.James1) b. ca. 1718, Donegal Co., Ireland, m. 18 Oct 1749, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Agnes Long, (daughter of Joseph Long and Ann). He was in the Massacre of the Indians at Long Creek, SC, and lost one child and 2 of his daughters were captured by the Indians and held in captivity for many years. He was Justice of the Peace for Granville County and later for Ninety-Six District, SC under the Provisional Government. Agnes: Long is a common English name and families of le Long came to Ireland very soon after the Anglo-Norman invasion of 1172. Longs settled in Ireland from time to time since then, the great majority of Irish Longs are not of planter stock, but descendants of one of several Gaelic-Irish septs. First there was Ó Longaigh, for which Long is the only anglicized form extant, the earlier O'Longy is obsolete. The O'Longs of Cannaway were a considerable sept in Co. Cork, holding lands from the see of Cork including Garrane I Long in the parish of Moviddy. They lost their properties in the upheavals of the seventeenth century, but remained in their homeland in a reduced position and have been numerous in Co. Cork and other parts of up to now. The Longs of Killoran, who acquired the Everard estate there and assumed that name, though remaining Papists, lost it later through the machinations of the Dublin banker, Alderman Dawson.
The Dawson family of Ulster came to Ireland at the time of the Elizabethan wars and settled in Co. Monaghan becoming barons of Cremorne and Dartrey. Another Dawson family acquired large estates around Portarlington; and a third got possession of the Glen of Aherlow in Co. Tipperary from where the the name Dawson's Table in connexion with the mountain Galtee More. Another patronymic for which Long has been used as the anglicized equivalent is Ó Longáin which is properly made Longan or Langan in English. This is the name of two distinct septs: the Langans of Co. Mayo, where that name is mainly found today, are said to be a branch of the Ulster sept of Co. Armagh, now rare in its original habitat but several times mentioned in the Register of John Swayne, Archbishop of Armagh (1418-1439); the family of Ó Longón, who were erenaghs of Ardpatrick, Co. Limerick, and Patrician stewards of Munster (one of whom was Bishop of Cloyne in the thirteenth century), are now called Long, but in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries the O'Longan family of Co. Cork were well known as scribes and poets, the most notable of them being Michael O'Longan (c. 1765-1837), the poet of the United Irishmen. His father was Michael O'Longan (d. 1770) of the well known Croom poetic circle, and his sons Peter, Paul and Joseph were all engaged as Irish scribes.
One other surname remaines to be noted in connexion with Long, Fodha. This is simply the Irish word fada, meaning long or tall, written phonetically; it occured in the modern Co. Waterford birth registrations and is a surname of the adjectival type like Bane, Crone, Lawder, etc., where an epithet has superseded a regular Mac or 0 name.
Children: 10. i Joseph Calhoun, Col. b. 22 Oct 1750. ii Catherine Calhoun. iii Anne Calhoun. iv Mary Calhoun b. 1 Nov 1757. She was captured by the Indians at Long Cane Creek, SC and was never heard from again. v Patrick Calhoun b. 18 Feb 1760, d. 26 Jun 1776, Cherokee County. Killed by Indians while serving as an Ensign in Capt. James McCall's Expedition to Cherokee County. vi Rachel Calhoun b. 19 Sep 1762, m. Patrick Norris. vii Esther Calhoun b. 30 Sep 1765, m. William Love. 11. viii William Calhoun, II b. 5 Apr 1768. 12. ix Ezekial Calhoun b. 27 Nov 1770. x Agnes Calhoun b. 29 Aug 1773, m. Gen. Hutton. 13. xi Alexander Calhoun b. 21 Dec 1776.
4. Catherine Calhoun (1.James1) b. ca. 1718, m. 1730, in Ireland, John Noble, d. 1752, buried: Augsta Co., VA. Catherine died Abbeville Dist., SC. Children: i James Noble b. 1731, Chestnut Level, m. Jane Love. James died Nov 1796, Abbeville Dist., SC. 14. ii Alexander Noble, Maj. b. 1733.
5. Ezekial Calhoun (1.James1) b. 1720, Donegal Co., Ireland, m. Jane Ewing. Ezekial died aft 3 Sep 1759. After Long Cane Creek Indian massacre, families retreated to Waxhaws. Among them was Ezekial Calhoun. It was here that Andrew Pickens met his daughter, Rebecca. Children: 15. i Catherine Calhoun. 16. ii John Ewing Calhoun b. ca. 1750. iii Patrick Calhoun. iv Ezekial Calhoun, II. v Mary Calhoun m. Mr. Carr. 17. vi Rebecca Calhoun. vii Jane Calhoun m. John Steadman.
6. Patrick Calhoun (1.James1) b. Jun 1727, Donegal Co., Ireland, m. (1) Miss Craighead, (daughter of Alexander Craighead, Rev.) m. (2) Martha Caldwell, (daughter of William Caldwell, Capt. and Rebecca Parks). Patrick died 15 Feb 1796, Ninety-Six Dist., SC. He was seven years old when his parents emigrated to America. He survived the Indian Massacre and erected the monument to his mother and the 22 victims at Lond Cane Creek. He was appointed by the provincial Government Commander of a body of Rangers. He was Justice of the Peace for Granville Co., SC and later for Ninety-Six District, SC under the Provincial Government. He was elected to the Commons House of Assembly from Prince William's Parish in 8 Mar 1769. He was Deputy to the 1st Congress (Jan-Nov 1775) from 96th Dist. Miss: No issue. Children by Martha Caldwell: i Catherine Calhoun m. in Abbeville Dist., SC, Moses Waddell, Rev.. ii William Calhoun b. 19 Sep 1776, m. Catherine Jenna de Graffenreid. 18. iii John Caldwell Calhoun b. 18 Mar 1782. iv Patrick Calhoun, II m. Nancy Needham de Graffenreid. 19. v James Calhoun. vi Hugh Calhoun.
Third Generation
7. Patrick Calhoun (2.James2, 1.James1) b. 1737, Cumberland, SC, m. (1) 1757, Alice Craig, d. 1 Feb 1760, m. (2) 26 Feb 1767, Sarah McKinley, b. 1750. Patrick died 1777, Abbeville Dist., SC. Children by Sarah McKinley: 20. i Jane Calhoun b. 1768. 21. ii Sarah Ann Calhoun b. 1770. iii Mary Calhoun b. 1772, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. David Gillespie. iv John Calhoun b. 1774, Abbeville Dist., SC, occupation Blacksmith, m. 1793, Alice Morris. John died 1815, Abbeville Dist., SC. v James Calhoun b. 1776, Abbeville Dist., SC, occupation Sheriff, m. Miss Henderson. James died Abbeville Dist., SC.
8. James Calhoun, II (2.James2, 1.James1) b. 1739, PA, m. Jennet, d. aft 1787. James died bef 2 Oct 1787, Abbeville Co., SC.
Motto: Si Je Puis - "If I can". Badge: A hart's head. War-cry : Cnoc Ealachain, is the name of a mountain. Tartan: The Colquhoun tartan, with its deep blue background and white strips, is very similar to the Leslie tartan. Septs of the Clan: Cowan, Cowen, Culchone, Ingram, Kilpatrick, King, Kirkpatrick, Laing, MacAchounich, MacLintock, MacMains, MacManus, MacOwan, Maccowan, MacClintock.
Will of James Calhoun, Sr.
In the name of God Amen. I James Calhoun Senr. of Ninety six in Abbeville County in the State of South Carolina Planter being of sound and disposing mind and memory do make publish and declare this to be my last will and Testament in writing hereby revoking and making void all former and other Wills by me heretofore at any time made. First of all I do hereby devise and direct my executors hereinafter named and appointed to give my beloved wife a sufficient Maintenance of the estate I am now possessed of or entitled unto, while she lives unmarried. I will and bequeath also unto my wife Jennet and Alexander Calhoun Moody one note of hand which is upon John Gaw (?) of one hundred pounds old Currency with the lawful interest of the same for the use of them and also I will and bequeath Two Cows and Calfs and Two Small Steers and one sorrel mare with a black face and to the above named Moody I will bequeath one cow and a calf and one three year old heffer with one black two year old mare.
Item I give & bequeath unto James Calhoun son of John Calhoun all my lands with half the grist mill and half the saw mill, also which I am now possessed of.
Item I give and bequeath to my son William one Negroe man named Sambo.
Item I give & bequeath to Andrew Chalmers one sorrel stalling Colt with one two year old heffer of a white and brindled colour.
Item I give and bequeath unto James Calhoun son of William Calhoun Fourteen sterling.
Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Martha thirty nine pounds old currency that is now in your own hand.
Item I give and bequeath unto William Anderson my son in law one dollar.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this ninth day of May 1786.
James X Calhoun His mark
Signed Sealed published and declared by the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in our presence at his request have subscribed our names as Witnesses hereunto
s. Wm. Heard t. John Gaw
Executors of the above will William and John Calhoun Recorded in Will Book 1, p.3, proven 2 Oct 1787 Recorded date is not available. John Bowie, C. C.
This is a true copy as far as I personally can decipher. Signed Janet G. Grant
Probate Court Abbeville County, SC A True Copy (SEAL) Marion L. Erwin Judge of Probate C450 CALHOUN James 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp. Listed C450 CALHOUN John 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp. Listed C450 CALHOUN John Ewing 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp. Listed C450 CALHOUN Joseph 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp. Listed C450 CALHOUN Patrick 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp. Listed C450 CALHOUN William 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp. Listed He bequeaths "nine pounds old currency that is now in your own hand." He also mentions his son-in-law, William Anderson. (Will Bk 1, p.3). Proven 2 Oct 1787. He mentions his loving wife, Jennet. He lists his occupation as Planter. Exrs. of will were: Wm., Jno. Calhoun. Wit: Wm. Heard, Jno. Gaw. Wife, Jannet. "Bequeath to wife Jannet and Alexr. Calhoun Moody 1 note upon Jno. Gaw. Chn: Wm., Maria Calhoun, s.l. Wm. Anderson." (must mean Martha). Jennet: I am not sure that Jennet was the mother of James Calhoun's children, just that she was his wife at the time of his will. Children: 22. i Martha Calhoun. 23. ii William Calhoun b. 1780.
9. Catherine Calhoun (2.James2, 1.James1) b. 1749, Augusta Co., VA, m. Joseph Calhoun, Col., b. 22 Oct 1750, (son of William Calhoun and Agnes Long) d. 14 Apr 1817, Abbeville Dist., SC. Catherine died 1791, Abbeville Dist., SC. Joseph: He was a member of the Legislature of South Carolina, was a Col. of the Militia and in 1807 was elected to Congress where he served until 1811, when he was succeeded by his cousin John Caldwell Calhoun. His will dated 17 Mar 1817, proved 12 May 1817. Children: i Ann Calhoun m. in Abbeville Dist., SC, William Perrin. 24. ii Joseph Calhoun, II, Capt. b. 22 Jul 1787. iii Catherine Calhoun b. '. died unmarried. iv Mary Calhoun. died unamrried.
10. Joseph Calhoun, Col. (3.William2, 1.James1) b. 22 Oct 1750, m. (1) Catherine Calhoun, (See marriage to number 9) m. (2) Martha "Patsy" Moseley, b. VA, (daughter of William Moseley) d. aft 2 Sep 1835, Abbeville Dist., SC. Joseph died 14 Apr 1817, Abbeville Dist., SC. He was a member of the Legislature of South Carolina, was a Col. of the Militia and in 1807 was elected to Congress where he served until 1811, when he was succeeded by his cousin John Caldwell Calhoun. His will dated 17 Mar 1817, proved 12 May 1817. Martha: Her will dated 2 Sep 1835, proved 7 Oct 1835 in Abbeville District, SC: "Exrs: Son, Wm., Jno E. Calhoun. Wit: A. Houston, Jno. Dickson, Nancy Ann Matthews. Chn: Wm. M., Martha, Jane, Jno. Ewin Calhoun. Gr.chn: Elizabeth, Martha Holt. Inv. made Nov. 4, 1835 by Joseph C. Matthews, Jno. Dickson, Jas. Calhoun." (_Abstracts of Old Nintey-Six & Abbeville District Wills_, p.48). Children by Catherine Calhoun: Children by Martha "Patsy" Moseley: v Martha Calhoun m. John P. Speed. vi William M. Calhoun. He was a Captain in the Seminole War. Died single. 25. vii John Ewing Calhoun. viii Jane Calhoun. She could have been Eliza Jane Calhoun, but called Jane in her mother's will. 26. ix Eliza Calhoun.
11. William Calhoun, II (3.William2, 1.James1) b. 5 Apr 1768, m. Rebecca Tenneyhill, d. aft 27 Nov 1828, Abbeville Dist., SC. William died aft 5 Dec 1821, Abbeville Dist., SC. His will dated 5 Dec 1821, proved 6 Aug 1827, Abbeville District, SC. "Exrs.: Wife, Rebecca. Son, Ezekial Noble Calhoun. Wit: Joseph Hutton, Joseph Houston, Alexr. Calhoun. Chn: Rachel, Rebecca Catherine, Mary Elizabeth, Leroy, Joseph, Ezekial Noble, Wm., Jas. Calhoun." (_Abstracts of Old Nintey-Six & Abbeville District Wills_,p.54). Rebecca: Her will dated 27 Nov 1828, proved 24 Dec 1828, Abbeville Dist., SC. "Exr: Jas. Calhoun. Wit: Thos.Parker, Jas. Taggart, Catherine Tannehill. Chn: Rachel, Jas. Montgomery, Joseph, my helpless son, Leroy Calhoun. My son Joseph I leave in the care of his cousin Joseph Calhoun Sr. but entreat him not to keep my son at Calhouns Mills during the sickly season. Inv. made Dec. 31, 1828 by Jas. Taggart, Patrick, Joseph Calhoun." (_Abstracts of Old Nintey-Six & Abbeville District Wills_,p.51). Children: 27. i Ezekial Noble Calhoun. ii Catherine Calhoun. iii Rachel Calhoun m. Handly Harris. iv William F. Calhoun. 28. v James Montgomery Calhoun. 29. vi Joseph Calhoun. vii Rebecca Calhoun. viii Mary Elizabeth Calhoun m. Nathan Massey. ix Sarah Calhoun. x Leroy Calhoun.
12. Ezekial Calhoun (3.William2, 1.James1) b. 27 Nov 1770, m. in Abbeville Dist., SC, Frances Hamilton, (daughter of Andrew Hamilton, Maj.). Children: i William Calhoun. died unmarried. ii Joseph Calhoun. died unmarried. iii Harriet Calhoun m. Thomas Davis. Thomas: Of Washington, DC. 30. iv Jane Hamiton Calhoun. 31. v Ephriam Calhoun. vi Catherine Calhoun m. John W. Parker, M.D.. John: Of Columbia, SC. 32. vii Andrew Calhoun.
13. Alexander Calhoun (3.William2, 1.James1) b. 21 Dec 1776, m. Kitty Johnson. Children: i Kitty Calhoun m. Edward Tillman.
14. Alexander Noble, Maj. (4.Catherine2, 1.James1) b. 1733, Chestnut Level, m. 7 Jan 1768, Catherine Calhoun, (daughter of Ezekial Calhoun and Jane Ewing). Alexander died 15 Feb 1802, Abbeville Dist., SC. Children: i Patrick Noble, Gov. occupation Gov. of SC, m. Elizabeth Pickens, (daughter of Ezekial Pickens and Elizabeth Bonneau). ii William Noble m. Rebecca Pickens, (daughter of Andrew Pickens, Gen. and Rebecca Calhoun). iii John Noble. iv Ezekial Noble. v Catherine Noble. vi Alexander Noble. vii Joseph Noble.
15. Catherine Calhoun (5.Ezekial2, 1.James1) (See marriage to number 14.)
16. John Ewing Calhoun (5.Ezekial2, 1.James1) b. ca. 1750, m. Floride Bonneau, (daughter of Samuel Bonneau). John died 2 Oct 1802. Children: 33. i Floride Calhoun b. 1789.
17. Rebecca Calhoun (5.Ezekial2, 1.James1) m. 19 Mar 1765, in Long Cane Creek, Andrew Pickens, Gen., b. 13 Sep 1739, Paxton, Bucks Co., PA, (son of Andrew Pickens, Col. and Nancy Ann Davis) d. 1817, Tamassee, nr. Pickens Co., SC, buried: Old Stone Church Cemetery. Rebecca buried: Old Stone Church Cemetery. They had 12 children. Children: i Mary Pickens m. John Harris. 34. ii Ezekial Pickens. iii Ann Pickens m. John Simpson. iv Jane Pickens m. John Miller, MD, d. SC. v Margaret Pickens m. George Bowie, MD. George: He was possibly the grandson of George Reid whose daughter, Rose married John Bowie. vi Andrew Pickens m. (1) Susan Wilkenson, m. (2) Mary Nelson. vii Rebecca Pickens m. William Noble, (son of Alexander Noble, Maj. and Catherine Calhoun). viii Catherine Pickens m. John Hunter, MD. ix Joseph Pickens m. Caroline Henderson.
18. John Caldwell Calhoun (6.Patrick2, 1.James1) b. 18 Mar 1782, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. 8 Jan 1811, Floride Calhoun, b. 1789, (daughter of John Ewing Calhoun and Floride Bonneau) d. Aug 1866, Mi Casa, nr. Pendleton, SC. John died 31 Mar 1850, Washington, DC, buried: Charleston, SC. Children: 35. i Andrew Pickens Calhoun. ii Anna Maria Calhoun. iii Patrick Calhoun. died unmarried. iv John Caldwell Calhoun, II m. Bertie Green. v Martha Cornelia Calhoun. vi James Calhoun. died unmarried. vii William Lowndes Calhoun.
19. James Calhoun (6.Patrick2, 1.James1) m. 4 May 1802, Sarah Caldwell Martin, (daughter of James Martin, MD). James died bef 21 Feb 1843, Abbeville Dist., SC. His will dated 21 Jul 1842, proved 21 Feb 1843, "Exrs: Sons, Jas. M., Jno. A., Wm. H. Calhoun. Wits: Jas. Taggart, Charles T. Haskell, T. W. Thomas. Wife, Sarah. Chn: Sarah, Jas. M., Jno. A., Wm. H. Calhoun. Ment. friends, Thos. Parker, Joseph Dixon." The will of James Calhoun, II dated 9 May 1786 was in the same pack as this James. James Calhoun, II was my ancestor who married Jennet and had Martha Calhoun who married 1st to James Willson and secondly to William Anderson. Children: i James Martin Calhoun m. Susan Pickens. ii John Alfred Calhoun m. Sarah Morvin Norwood. 36. iii William Henry Calhoun. iv Sarah Calhoun. v Patrick Calhoun. died young. vi Benjamin Calhoun. died young. vii George McDuffie Calhoun. died young.
Fourth Generation
20. Jane Calhoun (7.Patrick3, 2.James2, 1.James1) b. 1768, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. (1) William Holmes, m. (2) 1806, Charles Miller, b. 1768, d. 1867. Jane died 1865, Abbeville Dist., SC. Children by William Holmes: i William Holmes, Jr. b. Abbeville Dist., SC, m. Miss Smith. ii Robert Holmes b. Abbeville Dist., SC, m. Nancy Braswell. iii Martha "Mattie" Holmes b. Abbeville Dist., SC. iv Elizabeth Baskin Holmes b. 13 Jan 1799, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. Luke Haynie. Elizabeth died 27 Dec 1878, Flat Rock, SC. v Sarah Ann Holmes b. Abbeville Dist., SC, m. John Haney, Capt.. Children by Charles Miller: vi John Clarence Miller, Col. b. 1809, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. Sarah Calhoun. John buried: Richmond, VA. 37. vii Patrick James Miller b. 2 Jan 1811. viii Jane Miller b. 1812, Abbeville Dist., SC.
21. Sarah Ann Calhoun (7.Patrick3, 2.James2, 1.James1) b. 1770, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. (1) 1785, John Morrow, b. 1764, d. 1791, buried: Abbeville Dist., SC, m. (2) 1792, in Abbeville Dist., SC, William Alexander Clark, d. 1804. Sarah died Abbeville Dist., SC. Children by William Alexander Clark: i William Clark b. 8 Nov 1793, Abbeville Dist., SC, d. 18 Jan 1842, Abbeville Dist., SC. ii Sarah McKinley Clark b. Aug 1795, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. in Abbeville Dist., SC, William Mitchell. iii Patrick Calhoun Clark b. 1 Oct 1799, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. 1825, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Martha Purcell. Patrick died 4 Mar 1839, Abbeville Dist., SC. iv Elizabeth Morrow Clark. v Hugh Morrow Clark b. 1804, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. 1824, Margaret Holmes. Hugh died Jul 1889, Birmingham, AL.
22. Martha Calhoun (8.James3, 2.James2, 1.James1) b. Abbeville, SC, m. (1) bef 1772, James Willson, d. 17 Jan 1781, Battle of Cowpens, buried: Abbeville Dist., SC, m. (2) 1781, William Anderson. Martha died 31 Jan 1840, Anderson District, SC. She was a first cousin to John C. Calhoun. Her grandparents were James and Catherine Calhoun. It is only speculation which of the 3 sons of James and Catherine were Martha's father. This information was related to my cousin, Dr. Ashton W. McWhorter from my great-great-aunt, Eliza W. McWhorter in a letter dated 25 Nov 1913. In a letter written 6 Aug 1866, Wm. D. McWhorter, MD states that Mrs. John C. Calhoun died last Wednesday week, at the age of 77. James: Wilson, James- Box 102, Pack 2512: Est. admnr. May 29, 1782 by John, Martha Wilson, Col. George Reid, Capt. John Calhoun bound to John Ewing Calhoun Ord. DIst. sum 14,000 lbs. Cit. pub. at Johns Creek ment. John, Martha Wilson of Long Cane. Sett. next of kin Inv. made July 16, 1782 by Alexr. Boyse, Geo. Reid, Jas. Seawright. (_Abstracts of Old Ninety-Six & Abbevbille District Wills & Bonds_, p.365). **Wilson, James - Box 102, Pack 2512: Est. Admr. 29 May 1782 by John, Martha Wilson, Col. George Reid, Capt. John Calhoun unto John Ewing Calhoun Ord 96 Dist sum 14,000 lbs. Cit pub at Johns Creek ment. John, Martha Wilson of Long Cane. Sett next of kin. Inv made 16 Jul 1782 by Alexr. Boyse, George Reid, Jas. Seawright.** (My ancestor). Children by James Willson: i Mary Willson b. 1772, m. Mr. Langston. ii James Willson, II b. 1774. 38. iii Elizabeth Willson b. 15 Mar 1776. iv John Willson b. 18 Jan 1781.
23. William Calhoun (8.James3, 2.James2, 1.James1) b. 1780, Abbeville, SC. Children: i James Calhoun.
24. Joseph Calhoun, II, Capt. (9.Catherine3, 2.James2, 1.James1) b. 22 Jul 1787, m. Frances Darricourt. He was educated by Dr. Moses Waddell, was commissioned by the USA and attained rank of Captain. Was in the Richmond Theatre the night of the Great Fire, 26 Dec 1811 and was badly wounded in the Battle of Lundy's Lane. Children: i Rebecca Calhoun. died young. ii Thomas Smith Calhoun. died young. iii Joseph Selden Calhoun. died young. iv Louisa Calhoun. died young. v Eliza Calhoun. vi Elizabeth Mary Calhoun. died young. vii Frances Josette Calhoun m. J. W. Marshall, MD. viii Ann Calhoun. died young. 39. ix Joseph Calhoun.
25. John Ewing Calhoun (10.Joseph3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Miss Speed. Children: i Elizabeth Calhoun m. James LeRoy. ii Martha Calhoun m. Oct 1884, in Abbeville Dist., SC, George M. Brown. iii Margaret Calhoun. iv John Ewing Calhoun.
26. Eliza Calhoun (10.Joseph3, 3.William2, 1.James1) b. Abbeville Co., SC, m. James Holt, b. 1799, Abbeville Co.,SC. Children: i Martha E. Holt m. John F. McKoy. ii Elizabeth A. Holt.
27. Ezekial Noble Calhoun (11.William3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Lucy Wellborn. Children: i Carolina Calhoun m. John S. Williams. ii Georgia Calhoun. iii Virginia Calhoun m. Oliver Coussins. iv Indianna Calhoun. v Edward Calhoun. vi Patrick Calhoun. vii Missouri Calhoun m. Dr. Martin. viii Florida Calhoun m. Dr. Martin.
28. James Montgomery Calhoun (11.William3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Emma Elizabeth Dabney. Children: 40. i William Lowndes Calhoun. ii Emma Calhoun. iii Anna Calhoun m. Dr. DuBose. iv Chattanooga Calhoun. v Rebecca Calhoun m. J. H. Matthews. vi James V. Calhoun. 41. vii Patrick H. Calhoun. viii Hannah Calhoun. ix John Dabney Calhoun.
29. Joseph Calhoun (11.William3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Ann Cross. Joseph died Mobile, AL. Children: 42. i William Joseph Calhoun. ii Amanda Abbeville Calhoun. iii Ella Ann Calhoun m. William Hunter Harlan. iv James Butler Calhoun m. Fanny Barham. v Isabella Cross Calhoun. vi John Carroll Calhoun. vii Frank Howard Calhoun. viii Arline S. Calhoun m. Mr. McDougald. ix Lida Rebecca Calhoun.
30. Jane Hamiton Calhoun (12.Ezekial3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Webb Simonds, MD. Children: i Andrew Simonds m. Sarah Calhoun Martin. Sarah: She married her cousin Andrew.
31. Ephriam Calhoun (12.Ezekial3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Charlotte Moseley, b. Abbeville Dist., SC. Children: 43. i Motte Calhoun. ii Eliza Calhoun m. John H. Logan, MD. iii Augusta Calhoun m. Peter Goodwin. 44. iv Franklin Ramsey Calhoun. 45. v Charles Moseley Calhoun.
32. Andrew Calhoun (12.Ezekial3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Susan Wellborn, b. GA. Children: i Martha Frances Calhoun m. Dr. Divine. ii Ann Elizabeth Calhoun m. William Caldwell. iii Abner Wellborn Calhoun m. Louise King Phinizy.
33. Floride Calhoun (16.John3, 5.Ezekial2, 1.James1) (See marriage to number 18.)
34. Ezekial Pickens (17.Rebecca3, 5.Ezekial2, 1.James1) m. (1) Elizabeth Bonneau, m. (2) Eliza Barksdale. Children by Elizabeth Bonneau: i Elizabeth Pickens m. Patrick Noble, Gov., (son of Alexander Noble, Maj. and Catherine Calhoun) occupation Gov. of SC.
35. Andrew Pickens Calhoun (18.John3, 6.Patrick2, 1.James1) m. (1) Miss Chappell, m. (2) Margaret Green, (daughter of Duff Green). Miss: No issue. Margaret: She was a descendant of Mildred Washington, the Aunt of George Washington. Children by Margaret Green: i Duff Green Calhoun. ii John Caldwell Calhoun b. 9 Jul 1843. iii Margaret Maria Calhoun. iv Andrew Pickens Calhoun. Died unmarried. v Patrick Calhoun.
36. William Henry Calhoun (19.James3, 6.Patrick2, 1.James1) m. Jane Orr. Children: i Florence C. Calhoun m. John T. Tankersley. John: Of Mississippi. ii James Lawrence Calhoun. iii Martha J. Calhoun. iv J. Christopher Calhoun. v Sarah Caroline Calhoun m. L. J. Taylor. L.: Of Mississippi. vi John Caldwell Calhoun. died unmarried. 46. vii William Henry Calhoun, II.
Fifth Generation
37. Patrick James Miller (20.Jane4, 7.Patrick3, 2.James2, 1.James1) b. 2 Jan 1811, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. 4 May 1843, Sarah Jerman, d. 22 Sep 1855. Children: 47. i John Clarence Calhoun Miller b. 15 May 1850.
38. Elizabeth Willson (22.Martha4, 8.James3, 2.James2, 1.James1) b. 15 Mar 1776, Henry's Knob, Pickens District, SC, m. ca. 1795, in SC, John McWhorter, b. 30 Oct 1768, Lancaster Co., PA, (son of David McWhirter and Mary Posten) d. 19 Feb 1855, Walker Co., GA, buried: Fairview Cemetery, Layfayette, GA. Elizabeth died 10 Jul 1840, Pickens District, SC, buried: Bethel Church Cem., Wahalla, SC. John: Ruling Elder of Bethel Church in Oconee Co., SC. He lived with his son, John in Lafayette, GA after the death of his wife. He is buried at the foot of Pigeon Mountain. He was also known as John McWhorter of Cane Creek.
John McWhorter (1768-1855) by George Turberville McWhorter, Jr.
"John McWhorter, eldest child of David and Mary Posten McWhirter, was born in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, on 30 Oct 1768. Like his father, he followed in the blacksmith trade. In 1795, he moved to Cane Creek in the Abbeville District of South Carolina where he married Miss Elizabeth Willson (called Anderson). Elizabeth was the third child of James Willson and his wife Martha Calhoun. She was five years of age when her father was killed at the Battle of Cowpens on 17 Jan 1781. Her mother was the daughter of James Calhoun, Sr. And a first cousin of John C. Calhoun. Four years after the death of her husband, Martha Willson married William Anderson (whose surname was adopted by her four children).
"The true facts of Elizabeth's real parentage have only recently come to light, through the research of a descendant, Mrs. Shelly McWhorter Wright. At an unspecified date in their marriage, it was learned that William Anderson had a former wife, still living, from whom he had not been legally divorced, so Martha left him. In 1831 (at the age of 80), she petitioned for reinstatement of pension as the lawful widow of James Willson. Her case was complex, since she applied for retroactive annuities covering a forty-year span (1735-1825), pleading a victim of duplicity and ill health, poverty & sufferance, as well as having been robbed by the Tories of her property and her slaves. She was ultimately denied retroactive annuities, but reinstated by approval of the State Legislature, House & Senate, for current annuities effective December, 1824. Since her petition makes for interesting reading, a copy is appended to this section of the genealogy.
"John and Elizabeth (Willson) McWhorter settled on a land grant of one thousand acres at Pickens (now Oconee County) South Carolina, in 1805. In that year, John became a charter member and Co.-founder of the historic Bethel Presbyterian Church above Walhalla. He subsequently became a ruling Elder and Clerk of Session. Elizabeth died on July 10, 1840, and was buried in the Bethel Church Cemetery where her grave marker still stands. John moved to Walker County, Georgia, following his wife's death, and died there on February 19, 1855, where he was buried at Fairview Cemetery (five miles south of Lafayette, at the foot of Pigeon Mountain)."
1779 Census, 96th D, SC
M263 McWHORTIE George 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp. Listed M263 McWHORTIE John 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp. Listed Children: 48. i James McWhorter b. 9 Mar 1796. 49. ii Mary "Polly" McWhorter b. 20 Aug 1798. 50. iii David McWhorter b. 1800. 51. iv Elizabeth "Betsy Ann" McWhorter b. 30 May 1802. 52. v Matilda "Martha" W. McWhorter b. 5 Jul 1802. 53. vi John Bayles McWhorter b. 11 May 1804. 54. vii Ezekial McWhorter b. 28 Jan 1807. 55. viii Samuel McWhorter b. 2 Jan 1809. 56. ix William H. McWhorter, Rev. b. 16 Mar 1811. x Sarah S. McWhorter b. 1813, Wahalla, Pickens District, SC, m. Jess Langston, b. ca. 1810. Sarah died Chattanooga, TN. 57. xi Andrew Brown McWhorter b. 5 Jul 1815.
39. Joseph Calhoun (24.Joseph4, 9.Catherine3, 2.James2, 1.James1) m. Mary E. Sayre. Children: i Mary Elizabeth Calhoun. died young. ii Harriet Louise Calhoun m. H. N. VanDeVander. iii Lilla Frances Calhoun m. R. Morgan. iv William Sayre Calhoun m. V. B. Loomis. v Joseph Selden Calhoun. vi Marie Estelle Calhoun. vii John Joseph Calhoun.
40. William Lowndes Calhoun (28.James4, 11.William3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Mary Oliver. Children: i Emma Caroline Calhoun m. Silas Connelly. ii James Montgomery Calhoun, II m. Miss Templeton. iii Mary Calhoun. iv William Dabney Calhoun. v William Lowndes Calhoun, II. vi Nettie Aline Calhoun.
41. Patrick H. Calhoun (28.James4, 11.William3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. (1) Frances S. Fuller, m. (2) Ida Cole. Children by Frances S. Fuller: i Charles Augustine Calhoun. Children by Ida Cole: ii Rosa Calhoun.
42. William Joseph Calhoun (29.Joseph4, 11.William3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Margaret Alexander. Children: i John Carroll Calhoun. ii William Joseph Calhoun, II. iii Edward Jones Calhoun. iv Gaines Calhoun. v Margaret Alexander Calhoun.
43. Motte Calhoun (31.Ephriam4, 12.Ezekial3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Sallie Goodwin. Children: i William Goodwin Calhoun. ii Roland R. Calhoun. iii Augusta Calhoun.
44. Franklin Ramsey Calhoun (31.Ephriam4, 12.Ezekial3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Annie E. Turpin. Children: i Augusta Calhoun. ii Alfred Turpin Calhoun, M.D.. iii Annie Calhoun m. William David Link. iv Daniel Calhoun. v Charley Moseley Calhoun m. W. T. Bates.
45. Charles Moseley Calhoun (31.Ephriam4, 12.Ezekial3, 3.William2, 1.James1) m. Emily Nelson. Children: i Robert Edgar Calhoun. ii Ida Chicora Calhoun. iii Daniel Du Pre Calhoun. iv Eliza Elliott Calhoun. v John Franklin Calhoun. vi Charles Ramsey Calhoun. vii Motte McG. Calhoun. viii Waring Parker Calhoun. ix Nina Nelson Calhoun. x Fanny Emma Calhoun.
46. William Henry Calhoun, II (36.William4, 19.James3, 6.Patrick2, 1.James1) m. (1) Susan Reed, m. (2) Clifford Winston. Children by Clifford Winston: i Fanny Calhoun.

My KYLE & MCWHORTER Family Letters

4 Feb 1842

from Margaret M. McWhorter to Rev. William McWhorter in Crop Hill, Lawrence, SC (at school), she mentions Mr. Lesly, Uncle Sam, Mrs. Pegers, Wm. P. McCord, Bradford, Judge Jeffries & his sister Mrs. Hyslop, Dr. W, Parson Thomas Davis, J. T. Weatherall, Louisa Jane, William, Mr. A. Miller.

20 May 1843

Pontotoc, from Dr. Samuel L. Watt, care of David Lesly by way of W. John Morrow, to Rev. William McWhorter in Abbeville Court House, SC. This letter starts out with an account of some sort showing payments made by various folks: W. Dandridge, John Huckabys, Wm. Pegues, Henny Butler, Wm. P. McCord, A. Bradford, M. Weatherall, John T. Weatherall, Dogan Hubbard, George Weatherall, and A. Bigham. He also mentions in the body of the letter, Capt. Berry, Mr. John Morrow, Ansel Godsy, Sister Kyle, James Kyle from "Mud Creek", Sister Jane, Mr. Stuart, Mr. Gilmer and Dr. Weatherall (states these last three have buried the tomahawk), Dr. Miller, Alex. Bigham (states he became drunk or deranged or both (in Pontotoc) and in the space of 15 or 20 minutes, he stabbed five Negroe Men, one fatally, two other dangerously), David & Louisa & Margaret & Eliza.

30 Sep 1843

from Pontotoc, Mississippi, from Cousin M. E. Weatherall to Mrs. Margaret M. McWhorter in Abbeville, SC, by way of Wm. Reid. In this letter she mentions, "In your letter to Uncle Sam, you wished to know what Ma and Mother was offended at you about, you seemed to take up the idea that they were offended, but you are mistaken. Ma could not see to write and she has been at me to write to you for some time but I kept putting it off. I have no time only on Saturdays and they are taken up with writing compositions getting my lessons and so forth." "You heard of the death of dear little Jane. We all feel her loss greatly. Tell John she talked of him once during her illness." "Mrs. Kenneth Clark died a few days ago with consumption. George looks very badly. It is thought by some that one more winter will take him to his long home." "Mrs. Dandridge lost one of her daughters last week. There was a great camp meeting here last week and Miss Emily Clark professed religion. Allen, George and William McCord and Noble Wardlaw all got very happy. I believe Noble was drunk all day and that might professed. Cousin Mary was down a few weeks ago. She is just as fat as she can be and lively as ever and seems to be in good spirits. The babys name is Samuel David. It is the prettiest babe I ever saw, except little Willie." (Wm. David McWhorter). "Give my love to little Louisa and Willy and kiss them both for me. You must ask Cousin Eliza why she don't write to me. Ma is very much hurt that she has been so much neglected. Your Aunt Louisa or Cousin Eliza never writes to her at all. She says Cousin Eliza must either have forgotten her or she must be offended. I think she might write often as she has no great deal to do. I excuse you a little as you have a house to keep and children to attend to. But I don't excuse Cousin Eliza. I heard that there has been a great interruption in Abbeville lately. I have just completed a letter to Aunt Rosa Ann in which I have put all the news I know. I expect Mrs. Reed will tell more news than I can write. Give my love to Aunt Louisa and Cousin Eliza. Emma sends her love to you all. Ma also." "I forgot to tell you Elizabeth and Joseph Hodges has joined the Baptist church. Aunt Mary has joined the Presbyterian church. Give Emma's and my respect to Cousin William and tell him we have not forgotten him. Tell Brother John I am looking every day for a letter from him."

16 Oct 1843

Wilcox Co., AL, from Elizabeth Jane McWhorter (daughter of David McWhorter and Mary Wardlaw), to Wm. McWhorter (calling him Uncle) in Abbeville, SC. She mentions sister Margaret, brother John, Uncle David Wardlaw's estate, Uncle Samuel, signed your affectionate niece.

01 Mar 1844

Crops Hill, Laurens Dist., SC from Rev. Folker (I can't read his flowery initials), to Rev. Wm. McWhorter in Abbeville, SC. He calls Wm. his Dear Brother and signs his name with Your Brother in the Ministry. The letter is about him accepting a call to Liberty Spring Church on 3 Apr 1844, and that he is staying with Mr. Henderson.

09 Jun 1844

Pontotoc, from Samuel Watt, tom Rev. William McWhorter in the care of David Lesly, Esq., in Abbeville CH., SC. He mentions Mr. C. Orr of Anderson District; Lawrence Orr, David Lesly, Thomas Williams, John Wilson.

Jan 1845

Pontotoc, from Cousin Mary E. Weatherall, to Mrs. Margaret McWhorter, in Abbeville, SC. She mentions "all your relations in Mississippi"; Miss Margaret Miller, Mr. Robert Miller, Mr. Reed from Abbeville, brother George, Miss Hereford, Uncle Adam, Uncle Sam, Brother John who is in Columbia studying law, Edwin, Elia. (sic, possibly Eliab) "is a large boy and the smartest brother I have", Sister Emma, Little Willy and Louisa (calls them her cousins), Cousin Eliza, Aunt Louisa and Uncle David, Cousin Eliza, Aunt Rosa, Aunt Betsy.

25 Aug 1847

Pontotoc, from Mary E. Weatherall, to her cousin, Margaret M. McWhorter in Temple of Health PO. Abbeville, SC. "We have all enjoyed good health except Ma this summer. She was sick about this week with the bowel complaints. She was very weak for several weeks but is well now. Mrs. Bell lost her youngest daughter about nine years old. Three of the family of one of our nearest neighbors are down with the typhoid fever. No other sickness in this neighborhood. The citizens of Pontotoc and vicinity gave the volunteers a dinner on the 19th of this month. I never saw as many persons at one place in my life. We had several speaches on the occasion. One from Capt. John H. Miller which was very appropriate and eloquent. A welcome back to the returning volunteers. Maj. A. Bradford replied. Made a lengthy speach also did Capt. Joselyn, Capt. Rogers and Mr. Thompson, one of our Pontotoc beaux who acquitted himself nobly and bravely in several battles with the Mexicans. Tell Mr. Mc (Rev. William McWhorter) that one of his old peoples, Charley Bradford was a lieutenant in the first Mississippi regiment. He has won for himself never fading laurels. He greatly improved in disposition since his first school. Quite a noble looking man. Now at least the girls think so. The Mississippi girls have a great aversion to a coward and as Charley has proved himself to be a soldier, we like him mostly wonderfully. Uncle Sam is putting up a new siren (?). They were raising it two days I believe. They have succeeded at last in getting it up. It took about thirty or forty persons to raise it. So we had to have a big dinner both days and Ma was chief cook as usual or rather manager. It is a new fashioned kind of concern. I saw Mrs. James Barr for the first time at dinner. I like her looks very much. Miss Sally McGhee married a doctor at last to Dr. Isorne (spelling) of Oxford. He is said to be quite wealthy. Cousin Sam and Lizzi Barr are doing well. Robert Edmondson married Miss Ragsdale of Aberdeen. Mrs. Dr. Miller has had another attack of her old complaint and is better again. The Simpsons are up. The Miss Simpsons are on the carpet. They are quite accomplished and pretty. Mrs. S. has a baby. Mrs. Capt. Miller is still in bad health. She has five children living and one dead. Squire Miller and lady went up to Cousin James Kyles last week on a visit - the old man got thrown on the way but not seriously hurt. John Henry is home now on a visit but expected to return back to college in the fall. Old Mr. Morrow is very sick at this time. I understand that Aunt Louisa has gone to the Springs. Is her health better? What is Cousin Eliza about that she don't write sometimes if it is was only a line? Has she gone to the Springs too or staying with you? Tell Cousin Willie I am beginning to look for his letter. I suppose Louisa Jane is nearly large enough to go to school." "Cousin Mary Kyle had another daughter they have named it Louisa Lesly. Mother's Harriet has a sixth daughter."

16 Jul 1854

Abbeville CH, SC from W. D. McWhorter, to his parents in Abbeville. He inquires about Kyle, and asks if he has been sick. "Alpheus came down Wednesday and said that Cousin Lou was some better and was to have come down yesterday evening and take Aunt Erip (sic) today as Cousin Lou wants her to go and spend a week with her. But he has not come yet so I fear his sister is worse. Uncle W. thought she was better and the Dr. (Evin) said he had hopes if she passed the 21st day and this is the 27th day of her illness." Mentions that he wrote to Dr. Edgar about 7 weeks ago and hasn't gotten an answer. "Mr. Sloan preached last night. He always has a good congregation, everybody likes to hear him. He is one of the great men of the A.R. church." "There has been a good deal of typhoid fever about here. Mr. Ezekial White lost his eldest daughter the other day with that disease and Marrie Wardlaw is quite sick with it. She has been sick some time and James said yesterday evening she was a little worse." "Sister and ____ L. E. went to call on Miss Sally Martin and Mrs. M. and then to Mr. Hughes. Sister went to Mrs. Miller the other evening." States that he received a letter from Augustine Kyle this week and that he said Florida's weather was "more pleasant than this." Louisa Lesly then writes on the bottom of the letter that Marrie W. got her sickness at Mrs. Withers from eating green fruit. "E. W. called to see you Margaret on Monday. Said James B. came on Friday or she would have come sooner. Susan is in dreadful health. I suppose W. and L. J. will go as soon as they can get the horses. Perhaps the first of the week after next. I will go up on Tuesday if she is still living. What is your views Mrs. Mc on the subject of Lyle W. going up. Lou Jane is very hearty, eats well. W. is puny in his eating but seems well every other way."

22 Jan 1857

Nashville, TN, from Wm. D. McWhorter to his parents. States "Sister was sick when I heard last from Alpheus Lesly, and you said in your letter that you had just received one from Aunt Louisa, and you did not mention her as being sick." "I am sorry to hear of Uncle James Kyle loosing his child." States that there is a lot of malarial fever in the low-countries, more than in the northern states. Goes on to talk about lectures in medical school. Then, "I am sorry that the social circle in Pickens is so contracted and such a harum-scarum set. I am sorry that Julia is so wild and fond of dancing. I trust she will soon be made aware of her folly and change her ways." Mentions that Mr. Jas. Galkerson of Abbeville married a lady in Memphis. States he's sorry that Alex McCoy's health is bad after leaving Abbeville. Then, "There was a young man some time ago in the city who had four artificial teeth set in a gold plate, and went to sleep and the plate got loose and went down his throat. Dr. Eve was sent for but could not move it up or down without injuring him so he died shortly after it from the affect of it."

30 Apr 1857

from Abbeville Court House, SC, from William David McWhorter to his parents, Wm. and Margaret McWhorter in Abbeville, SC. He mentions that Johnny Lesly is coming up or Aunt Eliza tomorrow; he mentions also that he saw a show by a ventriloquist in the village and at the end, the guy sent up a magnificent balloon which could be seen very "plainly from the yard here, It was a grand site, it was up very high so that it looked like a star, for it had lights, ...all over Savanna River. Cousin Thomas saw it and did not know what it was, as he had not heard anything about it, and went over to Uncle William's and told them that he had seen the comet." Tells them to tell Sissy that Janey is sewing up her gloves; and closes saying Aunt Louisa wants to write a piece. Louisa Lesly now finishes the letter talking about the problems with the corn crop and no rain; states she misses Eliza after she left on Monday; She writes, "William Lesly received a letter from Sue Norris yesterday. They wish him to send a woman up to nurse the child as there is not much prospect of Gennie being able to do it soon, so Caroline Frank will go up when Johny goes up for Eliza. - William's Eliza child was burnt to death last week- it was 6 months old - a little girl was nursing it by the fire - its clothes caught - and burnt nearly off it before anyone got to it. It lived a day and a night. They were not expecting it to die at all." She then mentions visitors that she has had recently, Mrs. Martin, Mr. Hoyt, and Andrew Wardlaw and James's wife. She states that she can't wait for her little niece, Sissy, to come back and cheer her up and keep her company as Janey has so much studying to do and compositions to write. States Louisa Jane is sound asleep and couldn't write anything. She ends the letter, signing as "Your affectionate sister and Aunt L. Lesly."

08 Oct 1858

Walker Co., GA, from John McWhorter to Brother William. I received yours of the 27th Sept. days before yesterday and hasten to answer you as I am in the act of starting to Arkansas and won' be at home perhaps till Christmas. Brother-in-law Hugh Rogers is in this country and I have promised to go home with him. We will probably start about the 18th or before and if you should find out anything of importance for me to know you will please communicate with me at ada Washington County, Arks. for I will likely be there til the 25th and thence to ____ Harrison county Ash Spring Post Office. I find four dollars. There on the Band of Futon Georgia One Central Bank Alabama. Return and in place there of you will please find four that is not of the Spices of the mildcan. (sp.). I of course expect to pay you the thousand dollars with its interest from the day of the sail of Faba which was about the sixth day of Sept. last but I don't want to pay it til after I collect the notes I got from Brother Samuel for her, which will probably be next Spring or Summer, as I think it will be Christmas or nearby that time before return from the far west. You probably will not till after that time hear from me and if I should like any part of Arks. what say you will do like Hobab did. Mosip got with me to the cannonites land. I have concluded that for the benefit of the children, I had better sell out here as soon as the excitement fairly gets up about the Rail Rode (sic) and I think this winter or at furthest next summer will be a prosperous time to sell. The commenced grading the Rail Rode (sic) in the town of LaFayette last Monday there was a considerable crowd collected to see the President of the Board of Directors cut the first shovell (sic) full of dirt and the stake holder, Prity Joneraley (sp) piched (sic) in and worked for a hour or two like Killing Batts. So now we have got a Rail Rode (sic) on the way, but enough of this. We have a Baptist Association on hand in LaFayette. I am aiming that way tomorrow as this is Saturday night the day after I commenced this letter. I will bring it to a close from the time it has bin (sic) on hand. You will be surprised to find no news of importance in it. This leves (sp) us and the connection all well as far as I know. Hugh Rogers left all his folks well in Ark. Sister Martha health he said is very good and she wayes (sic) more than she ever did before.
Yours in the Bonds fraternal Affection, John McWhorter. (This letter was from John Bayles McWhorter, the husband of Sallie Rogers. He was the brother of Rev. William McWhorter, to whom he was writing. They were the sons of John McWhorter and Elizabeth Willson. Hugh Rogers was the husband of their sister, Martha Matilda McWhorter).

30 Apr 1861

Abbeville, SC, from Louisa Kyle Lesly, to Rev. William McWhorter & family in Abbeville, SC, mentions: Augustine, John Lesly, Liza & Eliza, Susan Calhoun, Eliza Wardlaw; Mr. Cob & the Millers; "Augustine has just come home;" Will Wardlaw; Alpheus; Aunt E. & Eliza Jane.

06 Aug 1864

Dinwiddie County, VA, from James Kyle McWhorter ("Kyle") to John McWhorter, Capt, ("Johnny). "My Dear Brother Johney: Having just returned from a tour of discovery within the enemys lines where I have been for nearly two weeks where I have been detained on Divisional Governmental businefs. I have been down in the direction of Norfolk. I have traveled all through Sussex County, Northampton, Surry, Isle of Wight and all up and down Bleak Water river. I met up with Yankee deserters whilst out who told me that a great many of their men were leaving. The ladies all say they are tired staying inside the Yankee lines. I just got here in time to receive a letter from Brother William which contained a slip cliped (sic) from the Resource Courier which gave me the joyous news of your fortunate success. I was surprised beyond a doubt at seeing John Sam Aerner's name as third Lieut. instead of William's. I hope you will be allowed to remain in camp at Sandy Springs untill (sic) late in fall at least. A portion of our Brig. was in a small engagement whilst I was gone on that expedition our squadron was not in. I see you are anxious for Brum to prefs suit for Mifs W. P. Do you really think she is what you say about her. I received a letter from Aunt Luly & Eliza since Aunt Luly returned from Retreat. I am sorry to learn of her wheat crop failing so badly. Give my love to all. Your affectionate Brother, J. Kyle McWhorter

25 Aug 1864

from L. Lesly to Johnny McWhorter, Capt. "Dear Johnny, We were quite delighted to receive a letter from you a few days ago. I thought you had forgotten us in your new occupation, or rather that you had so much to do, you really had no time to spare. I am glad to find it otherwise. Your first letter to your Aunt E. lay in the office 2 weeks. Lawson did not know to send it with mine. You know he is post master. One of L. J. lay there 2 weeks also, and two for Sam, one from soldiers in VA and one from Carry Kyle sent from Va. Sam said he got his furlough to come to Abbeville and that was the way the letters was sent here. A party of Morgan's men have just passed through here. Camped several days above Judge Wardlaw's. John Lyon, _____(looks like Jorndan) John Lesly and this neighborhood gave them a barbecue at Gilles (?) ____a few ladies happen to there some for the purpose of arranging the dinner. Mifs Turner and the Mifs Bowies were all the young ladies that were there. No invitations were given. The villagers were not invited - was not there. We knew nothing of it till the night before. Mr. Bowie was there, he says it was a very nice affair, a delightful dinner and the soldiers were well behaved and intelligent set. There were about 60 or 70 in company. They were on their way home from Forrest. They went to him when Morgan's Company were scattered some time back. They were in the Battle at Tupel OK (sp). They say it was a hard battle on both sides. We gained The Victory but it cost many lives. They (Morgan's Men) lost half of their men. You know that was the battle in which Forrest was wounded in foot. He is in the field again. We received a letter from William yesterday written the 18th. I send it to you. They have had some very hard fighting since that. I dread to hear from there. We haven't heard from Kyle very lately, only through William's letter. Friday morning - We received a letter from Retreat last night, all pretty well. They said your father had gone to see you. In your last you spoke of leaving Sandy Springs, so I fear this will not reach you there but it can be forwarded. I will send a letter to Retreat today. I am having some fodder pulled having sowed turnips. Crops tolerable good. I don't think I had rain enough for late corn. Lyons cows got in my bottom corn and destroyed a good deal. We had a few good apples, not many. We will have a few winter apples if let alone. Our potatoe (sic) patch looks pretty well. Dear Johnny, you have a responsibility to fill - I trust you will be enabled by divine grace to do your duty as a Christian and soldier or rather officer. What will Alexander think of it you making Capt. I hope you may never have to go into the battlefield? I trust the war may end before but you may have trouble near home. Put your trust in God. He will protect his people. Did you get a letter from Jimmy Cob? What did he say? John has just sent up the largest watermelon I ever saw. As large as half bushel. We have had a few little ones of our own. Will you have preaching when you move your quarters? I hope you will. Reynold Turner has just been here to bring home our buggy. His father has had for more than 2 weeks. He is the most gosling looking fellow I have seen lately. Henry is home on furlough. He wanted to hire Henry to go to coast with him. I declined. Johnny do write us often as you can. We will be anxious to hear from you. You must excuse this badly written scratch. I can hardly write atall (sic). They have quit sending the Guardian to me. I get Johns every day. The best news today is a confirmation of the capture of Memphis by Forrest. Washbourne and Staff were captured. The news is not so good at Petersburg as the Yankees hold the Welldon RR, but I trust it will not be long so. Write soon, Yours affectionately L. Lesly."

30 Aug 1864

Petersburg, VA, from Dr. William David McWhorter to his parents in Abbeville, SC. "I have not received a letter from home since the last time I wrote which was about the 17th of this month after the battle near Darbytown which was on the 16th. I saw Kyle the day I wrote. The next day we moved to this place and on the 24th started to Ream's Station on the Wilson & Petersburg R.R. and had a fight and captured about 3500 prisoners. And lost in all killed wounded & missing about 600. Our Regt. had six wounds and the whole Brigade had 20 wounds and two killed. We started back here the same night after the fight was over which was on the 25th. Hampton's Calvary was engaged some but I have not heard from them yet. I wrote to Kyle yesterday and told him to write to me or home but he is so lazy about writing. I do not know when to expect a letter from him. He says he has to move often but he likes to be moving all the time. They (the Calvary) are about 17 miles from here now and not much chance for mail communication at present. The Yankees shelled the City last night vigorously. I saw both of Uncle Andrew's sons, Samuel and Warren the day before the fight and the evening after the fight. Both were slightly wounded. Sam in the foot and Warren in the hand. They are doing well. They had heard from home lately, all doing well. I understand there is a probability for us to move today. I do not know when though. I wrote to Abb about the time last wrote to you. I ought to have answered Sisters letter before now but commenced this to you before I thought of it. I have only heard from Johnny once since he went to Sandy Springs. I heard through Haynie Loving that he had been selected Capt. I told Kyle of i as I saw him the next day. I have been enjoying the toothache for a week and it keeps me out of sorts a good deal. Our forces are doing well on the Potomac. General Easly has driven all the enemy to Harpers Ferry. The whole north is crying for peace. I like to read the papers. They are so cheering. We hear a portion of the enemys lines had left our front at Atlanta, Ga. 'Every prospect pleases' All is laight (sp) and I hope all will be well. Your affectionate son, W. D. McWhorter."

11 Mar 1866

from Sattillo, Mississippi, from Cousin Sam (Most likely Kyle) to Cousin Eliza in Pickens, SC (this is Eliza Waugh McWhorter, daughter of Rev. Wm. and Margaret M. McWhorter). Asks, "How do you like Cousin John after taking your sister from you?" Mentions Aunt Lo; wants Eliza to meet Mrs. Kyle (his new bride, Maggie); "Sissie got a letter from Cousin Sue Kyle.... she said Callie was teaching." "I don't see how Aunt Margaret can spare you..."; "I am living with Miss McCoy.."; inquires about cousins William and Kyle and their medical practices (these are brothers of Eliza, William D. McWhorter, MD and James Kyle McWhorter, MD. Everyone called James McWhorter "Kyle", his middle name). He also mentions Maggie and puts "My wife" in parentheses. Signs, Your affectionate cousin, Sam.

19 Mar 1866

from Cousin M. Kyle, in Sattillo, Mississippi, to Cousin William (Wm. David McWhorter, MD in Abbeville, SC). States that a letter was received by sister from cousin Sue Kyle yesterday, all were well when she wrote except for Aunt Nancy, Cousin Callie was teaching school, Cousin John thinks his wound will never get well. Goes on to say that Sam is married to Miss Maggie Robinson, and that they live near Sattillo. Asks what has happened to cousins Lou and Eliza. "How is Uncle Mc (this is Rev. Wm. McWhorter) and Aunt Margaret (Margaret McElroy Kyle McWhorter) and Lesly & Eliza getting along?" "How is Cousin Ginnie Montgomery getting along?" Mentions also Aunt Louise and wants to know if all of the Negroes have left them. Ends the letter, Cousin M. Kyle, and on the back in pencil is written: Callie Kyle, Louisy (sp.) Kyle and Susan Kyle.

Waugh Families

1. William Waugh b. 1710, Ireland, m. Mary, b. ca. 1714, Ireland. William died 8 Dec 1789. Children: 2. i David Waugh, M.D. b. 1736.
Second Generation
2. David Waugh, M.D. (1.William1) b. 1736, Scotland, m. Louisa Findlay, b. 1740, Scotland, (daughter of Dr. Findlay, M.D.). David died 26 Oct 1816. Children: i Miss Waugh b. 1768. ii Polly Waugh b. 1770. iii Peggy Waugh b. 1772. 3. iv Nancy Waugh b. 14 Aug 1774. v John Waugh b. 1776. vi Jane Waugh b. 1778. vii Sally Waugh b. 1780. viii Amy Waugh b. 1782.
Third Generation
3. Nancy Waugh (2.David2, 1.William1) b. 14 Aug 1774, Co. Antrim, Ireland, m. 13 Oct 1798, in Lancaster Co., PA, James Kyle, II, b. ca. 1773, Co. Antrim, Ireland, (son of James Kyle, M.D. and Kitty Hunter) d. Nov 1814, Abbeville District, SC. Nancy died 18 Jul 1811, Abbeville District, SC. James: "James Kyle - Box 52, Pack 1226: Est. admr. Feb. 1, 1815 by Mary Kyle, Saml. L. Watt, Patrick Noble, Wm., Robt. H. Lesly bound to Taliaferro Livingston Ord. Abbeville Dist. sum $20,000.00. May 4, 1816, paid Louisa Kyle by Mary Kyle...paid Hunter Kyle." (_Abstracts of Old Ninety-Six & Abbeville District Wills_, p. 170). He also mentions Jane Kyle, Margaret Kyle, Eliza Kyle, and William Hunter Kyle.
**Kyle, James - Box 52, Pack 1226: Est amdr. 1 Feb 1815 by Mary Kyle, Saml. Watt, Patrick Noble, Wm., Robt. H. Lesly unto Taliaferro Livingston Ord Abbeville Dist sum $20,000.00. May 4, 1816 paid Louisa Kyle by Mary Kyle when going to Mrs, Gregories= school $7.37 1/2. Jan 31, 1817 paid Hunter Kyle $1.00. Mar 3, 1817 paid Jas. Curry tuition for Jas. Kyle $5.00. AJune 30, 1817 by $40.00 with which I charge myself being the valuation assessed me by 3 men for about 3 2 acres Jews land near Abbeville Villageto which Mr. Kyle had a claim by men occupation. Lived there 5 years and by no written title and which claim was given up to Moses Taggart who got into possession of after Mr. Kyle=s death and was unwilling to give it up but consented to give 9/10th of an acre in another in exchange for this claim and which latter land I took in my own name and assumed to pay the est whatever the former might be valued at.@ Dec 2, 1817 paid Uriah Barron shoes for Jane Kyle $1.75. Saml. Houston tuition for Margaret Kyle $4.00. For 2 1.2 yds apron checks for Eliza Kyle $93 3/4. Paid tuition for Wm. Hunter Kyle $2.57 3/4. **(My ancestor). Children: i Mary Kyle b. 1800, Abbeville Dist., SC. 4. ii Louisa "Loulie Leslie" Kyle b. Mar 1801. 5. iii William Hunter Kyle b. 18 Mar 1803. iv Jane Adeline Kyle b. 22 Apr 1805, Abbeville Dist., SC, d. 8 Jul 1837, Abbeville Dist., SC. 6. v James Waugh Kyle b. 3 Jun 1807. 7. vi Margaret McElroy Kyle b. 7 Mar 1809. vii Nancy Eliza Kyle b. 25 Jun 1811, Abbeville Dist., SC, d. 23 Aug 1891, Abbeville Dist., SC.

Waugh Family #2

1. John Waugh, Rev. b. 1630, Tyrone Co., Ireland, m. (1) Elizabeth, d. ca. 1695, Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,VA, m. (2) bef 13 May 1702, Christian (Unknown), d. 22 Nov 1721, St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., VA. John died 1706, Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,VA.
This page contains a brief summary of each direct descendent of Rev. John Waugh (1630-1706) up to John Alexander Waugh (1814-1896).
Rev. John Waugh was b. Tyrone Co., Ireland and was an angelican minister of Overwharton Parish in Stafford Co. Virginia. He was in Scotland before coming to America. An abstract of the will of David Waugh, planter, of Stafford Co. Virginia written Dec. 27, 1692 aboard a ship, the Elizabeth of London, states he bequeathed his entire estate to his brother, Peter Waugh, a sailor in New Castle upon the Tyne. It is probable that the testor was a brother of the Rev. John Waugh but so far there is no positive proof. Records show that Elizabeth Waugh was the wife of Rev. John Waugh from 1674 to 1691. She may not have been the Mother of his first two sons, Joseph and John as they seem to have been favored with an equal division of two of his most valuable tracts of land, and they were considerably older than the other children. Rev. John Waugh was married to Christian (surname unknown) in 1702. She had no children by Rev. John. Included in the land holdings of the Rev. John Waugh was 6,350 acres on the headwaters of Potomac Creek which he patended in 1691. Rev. John Waugh lived in Westmoreland, Stafford Co., Va. and was fined 10,000 pounds of tobacco for marrying a couple without a license duly obtained. Also it seems that the Rev. John didn't behave suitly to a minister in his day so he was fined, paying all the costs in 1674. The fine was paid to the parish he formerly served. He was sued by a fellow and he wrote this person telling him he couldn't appear in court because his horse ran away. Also in Virginia, absurbed rumors were circulating of terrible plots of the Catholics of Maryland and the Indians. The county of Stafford was inflamed by the harangues of Rev. John Waugh.
Alexander Waugh (166--1744) ; Alexander appears to have been the third son of the Rev. John. He married Catherine Webb in 1703. Diana Webb made a deed of gifts of various chattels to her daughter Catherine Waugh. In 1707 planter, Joseph Waugh of Overwharton Parish made a deed of gift for 1,200 acres of land to his brother Alexander, describing it as part of 6,350 acres on the head of Potomac Creek which was patented by their late Father. On Oct. 1707 Alexander Waugh, planter of Overwharton Parish conveyed this land to his brother-in-law George Mason.
Alexander Waugh Jr. (1734-1793); Alexander Jr., son of the above Alexander seems to have been the overseer of Colonel Hohn Talisferro of Spotsylvania County Va. at his plantation in what is now the county of Orange. Theophilus Eddings conveyed to Alexander Waugh, 230 acres in the fork of the Robinson river. There was also made a lease of 150 acres in Orange County for the natural lives of Alexander and his wife Sarah and his son Richard. There are many records of this family in Orange and Culpeper Counties.
Elizabeth: I am not sure if she was the mother of his children. She appears in the records as his wife from 1674-1691. Christian: Her will dated in Stafford Co., VA Will Bk K (1721-1730), page 34. That book is now missing. Children by Elizabeth: 2. i Joseph Waugh b. ca. 1660. 3. ii Elizabeth Waugh. 4. iii John Waugh b. ca. 1661. 5. iv Alexander Waugh b. ca. 1665. 6. v Ann Waugh b. bef 11 Nov 1680. vi David Waugh b. ca. 1690, Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,VA, d. 22 Mar 1753, Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,VA.
Second Generation
2. Joseph Waugh (1.John1) b. ca. 1660, Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,VA, m. (1) Rachel Gowry, m. (2) ca. 1720, Mary Crosby, d. 1756, Stafford Co., VA. Joseph died 1727. Children by Rachel Gowry: 7. i Joseph Waugh. ii Elizabeth Waugh m. 16 Oct 1737, in Spotsylvania Co., VA, John Gregg. Children by Mary Crosby: iii Mary Waugh m. 17 Jun 1740, in Overwharton Parish, Alexander Doniphan, Capt., d. 1768.
3. Elizabeth Waugh (1.John1) b. Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,VA, m. bef 1707, in Stafford Co., VA, George Mason, II, Col., (son of George Mason, Col.) d. 1716, "Gunston Hall", Stafford Co., VA. Elizabeth died 1707, "Gunston Hall", Stafford Co., VA. Children: 8. i Catherine Mason b. 21 Jun 1707. 9. ii Ann Fowke Mason. 10. iii Mary Mason.
4. John Waugh (1.John1) b. ca. 1661, Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,VA, m. Martha Vandegasteel. John died 1716. Children: i John Waugh b. ca. 1703, d. 17 Nov 1742. 11. ii James Waugh, Capt. b. ca. 1705. iii Thomas Waugh b. ca. 1707, d. ante 1733. 12. iv William Waugh b. ca. 1710.
5. Alexander Waugh (1.John1) b. ca. 1665, Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,VA, m. 1703, Catherine Webb. Alexander died 1722. Catherine: She is the presumed wife of Alexander. ((_The Waugh Family_, by George H. S. King). Children: 13. i Alexander Waugh, II b. 20 Jan 1734. 14. ii Solomon Waugh.
6. Ann Waugh (1.John1) b. bef 11 Nov 1680, Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co.,VA, m. 12 Jul 1700, in Fredericksburg, VA, Giles Travers, b. ca. 1660, Lancaster Co., VA, (son of Raleigh Travers, Capt. and Elizabeth) d. 1717, Potomac Creek, VA. Giles:
District Court Records 1807 (Fredericksburg, VA). Marriage ref. - Giles Travers -mr- Ann Waugh reputed dau. of John Waugh Marriage ref. - John Cave -mr- Elizabeth Travers, dau. of Giles Travers Marriage ref. - John Payne -mr- [?] Edwards, sister of Andrew Edwards Marriage ref. - Joseph Waugh -mr- Million Travers, dau. of Giles Travers Marriage ref. - Lewis Elzey -mr- Ann W. Travers, widow of Giles Travers Marriage ref. - William Cave -mr- Ann Travers, dau. of Giles Travers Children: i Elizabeth Travers m. (1) in Fredericksburg, VA, John Cave, d. 1721, m. (2) bef 8 Mar 1726, Lewis Ellizey. John: His will dated 6 Apr 1714, proved 1721 at Stafford Co., VA Court House, recorded in Will Bk K, page 2, Now lost.
Third Generation
7. Joseph Waugh (2.Joseph2, 1.John1) m. ca. 1732, in Fredericksburg, VA, Million Travers, (daughter of Giles Travers and Unknown) d. 1748, Stafford Co., VA. Joseph died 4 Sep 1747, Overwharton Parish. Million:
Fredericksburg, VA District Court Records 1807 Marriage ref. - Giles Travers -mr- Ann Waugh reputed dau. of John Waugh Marriage ref. - John Cave -mr- Elizabeth Travers, dau. of Giles Travers Marriage ref. - John Payne -mr- [?] Edwards, sister of Andrew Edwards Marriage ref. - Joseph Waugh -mr- Million Travers, dau. of Giles Travers Marriage ref. - Lewis Elzey -mr- Ann W. Travers, widow of Giles Travers Marriage ref. - William Cave -mr- Ann Travers, dau. of Giles Travers Children: 15. i Gowry Waugh b. ca. 1734. 16. ii Joseph Waugh b. ca. 1736. iii Elizabeth Waugh b. 31 Mar 1740, d. ante 1747. iv Travers Waugh b. 24 Jan 1743, d. 1765, Stafford Co., VA. Died intestate, unmarried and without issue.
8. Catherine Mason (3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 21 Jun 1707, "Gunston Hall", Stafford Co., VA, m. 10 Jun 1725, in King George Co., VA, John Mercer, Esq., b. 6 Feb 1704, Chruch St., Dublin, (son of John Mercer and Grace Fenton) occupation Attorney, d. 14 Oct 1768, "Marlborough", Stafford Co., VA, buried: St. John's Churchyard, Richmond, VA. Catherine died 15 Jun 1750, "Marlborough", Stafford Co., VA. Children: 17. i Sarah Ann Mercer b. 21 Jan 1738.
9. Ann Fowke Mason (3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) m. 1724, Thomas Fitzhugh, b. 1689, "Eagle's Nest", Stafford Co., VA, (son of William Fitzhugh, Col. and Sarah Tucker) d. 1719, Richmond, VA. Children: i Mary Fitzhugh. ii Henry Fitzhugh.
10. Mary Mason (3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. VA, m. (1) in VA, George Fitzhugh, Col., b. 1690, "Eagle's Nest", Stafford Co., VA, (son of William Fitzhugh, Col. and Sarah Tucker) d. 1722, "Boscobell", King George Co., VA, m. (2) Benjamin Strother, III, b. 1712, Stafford Co., VA, (son of William Strother, V and Margaret Thornton) occupation Tobacco Inspector, d. 1784. Mary died "Boscobell", King George Co., VA. Children by George Fitzhugh, Col.: 18. i William "War Billy" Fitzhugh b. 1721. ii George Mason Fitzhugh. Children by Benjamin Strother, III: 19. iii Alice Strother b. 30 Nov 1732. 20. iv Anne Strother.
11. James Waugh, Capt. (4.John2, 1.John1) b. ca. 1705, m. 22 Aug 1740, Betty Brittingham, b. Pockomoke, Accomac Co., VA, (daughter of Nathaniel Brittingham). James died 9 May 1750, Overwharton Parish, VA. Children: 21. i John Waugh b. 20 Oct 1741. ii Sarah Waugh b. 27 May 1744. iii James Waugh b. 4 Feb 1746, d. 3 Sep 1746. iv Betty Waugh b. 4 Sep 1747, d. 14 Sep 1747. 22. v James Waugh b. 26 Sep 1748.
12. William Waugh (4.John2, 1.John1) b. ca. 1710, m. 10 Sep 1738, in Overwharton Parish, VA, Margaret Tyler, (daughter of John Tyler). William died 1748, Prince William Co., VA. Died intestate. Children: 23. i Tyler Waugh b. 29 Feb 1739. ii Priscilla Waugh b. 22 Oct 1741, Overwharton Parish, VA, m. 15 May 1763, Peter Mauzey, b. Stafford Co., VA, (son of Peter Mauzey and Elizabeth). iii William Waugh b. Prince William Co., VA. iv Thomas Waugh. v Million Waugh.
13. Alexander Waugh, II (5.Alexander2, 1.John1) b. 20 Jan 1734, m. 31 Dec 1798, in Loudoun Co., VA, Sarah Person Binns, (daughter of Charles Binns, II and Anne Alexander). Alexander died 1793, Orange Co., VA. Children: 24. i Richard Waugh, Maj. b. 1732. ii Alexander Waugh, III b. 1734, Orange Co., VA, d. aft 1761, Culpeper Co., VA. iii John Waugh b. ca. 1736, m. Miss Hoard. John died 10 Jul 1802, Culpeper Co., VA. iv Abner Waugh, Rev. b. ca. 1738, m. Philadelphia Whitehead Claiborne, b. King George Co., VA, (daughter of Philip Whitehead Claiborne, Esq.). Abner died 13 Sep 1806, Caroline Co., VA. 25. v George Lee Waugh b. 1760. 26. vi Mary Waugh. vii Elizabeth Waugh m. Joseph Thomas, b. Orange Co., VA.
14. Solomon Waugh (5.Alexander2, 1.John1) m. 13 Apr 1748, in Overwharton Parish, VA, Betty Chinn, (daughter of Rawleigh Chinn). Solomon died 1722. Children: i Micajah Waugh b. 9 Jan 1749, Overwharton Parish, VA. ii Grace Waugh b. 21 Jul 1751, Overwharton Parish, VA, m. 30 Jan 1783, in Overwharton Parish, VA, Elisha Perry.
Fourth Generation
15. Gowry Waugh (7.Joseph3, 2.Joseph2, 1.John1) b. ca. 1734, m. ca. 1760, in "Hickory Hill", Westmoreland Co., VA, Letitia "Lettice" Turberville, b. 1735, "Hickory Hill", Westmoreland Co., VA, (daughter of George Turberville, Maj. and Martha Lee) d. bef 1781. Gowry died 1783, "Bell Plain", Stafford Co., VA. (1800, High Court of Chancery. Browne & al. v. Turberville & al.). (VA Will Records, p.619). Letitia: Per Gott article, one source states that Lettice was a daughter of George's second wife Lettice Fitzhugh. [DT Note: that seems reasonable to me.] However, Tricia Petitt's own file states: "Was given 650 A. at "Peyton's Level" by HER GRANDFATHER Henry Ashton." If this is correct, then clearly she was a daughter of Frances Ashton Turberville. Aternatively, Henry Ashton could have referred to her as as his granddaughter when she was a step-granddughter. Children: i George Lee Waugh b. ca. 1761/63, "Bell Plain", Stafford Co., VA, d. 1796, Stafford Co., VA. Died unmarried intestate. He was a lieutenant of a Company of Horse in the Stafford County Militia in 1789. ii Robert Turberville Waugh b. ca. 1764/70, "Bell Plain", Stafford Co., VA, d. 1795, VA. Died intestate and unmarried.
16. Joseph Waugh (7.Joseph3, 2.Joseph2, 1.John1) b. ca. 1736, m. Jan 1758, Mary Bronough, b. King George Co., VA, (daughter of David Bronough, Capt.) d. 1799. Joseph died 1763. (_VA Will Records_, p.123). Children: i Hannah Waugh b. 10 Nov 1761, Ericksburg, VA, m. 18 Dec 1783, George Morton, Col., (son of George Morton and Lucy Baylor) d. Mason Co., KY. Hannah died Mar 1814. 27. ii Million Waugh b. ca. 1763.
17. Sarah Ann Mercer (8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 21 Jan 1738, "Marlborough", Stafford Co., VA, m. 24 Nov 1759, Samuel Selden, Col., b. 1725, (son of Joseph Selden and Mary Cary) d. 1790, "Salvington", Stafford Co., VA. Sarah died 26 Jul 1806. Samuel: ("Magazine of VA Gen., Vo.34, Spring 1996, No.2, pp.85-90). Children: i Wilson Cary Selden b. 1772, m. 1821, Sarah Mason Cooke, b. 1791, (daughter of John Cooke, Col. and Mary Thompson Mason) d. 1861. Wilson died 1822. 28. ii Mary Mason Selden.
18. William "War Billy" Fitzhugh (10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 1721, "Marmion", Stafford Co., VA, occupation Burgess & soldier, m. (1) 28 Mar 1744, in Westmoreland Co., VA, Martha Lee, b. 1716, London, England, (daughter of Richard Lee, III and Martha Silk) d. 12 Nov 1751, "Hickory Hill", Westmoreland Co., VA, m. (2) 7 Jan 1752, Ann Fresby, b. Cecil Co., MD, (daughter of Peregrine Fresby) occupation Burgess, d. 1793, "Rousby Hall", Calvert Co., MD. William died 1798, "Rousby Hall", Calvert Co., MD. Burgess, Stafford Co., 1748-51. County Lieutenant, 1752. Moved to "Rousby Hall", Calvert Co., MD, after death of second wife. Home burned by British who imprisoned him during Am. Rev. Had resigned his British comm'n at start of Rev.. Ann: Widow first of John Rousby of Rousby Hall, Calvert Co., MD. Children by Martha Lee: i George Lee Mason Fitzhugh b. aft 1745, Stafford Co., VA, m. aft 1766/1770, in ?Calvert Co., MD, Mary Grafton Dulany, b. Maryland, d. Maryland. George died aft 1770, ?Calvert Co., MD.
19. Alice Strother (10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 30 Nov 1732, m. 16 Dec 1756, Robert Washington, b. 25 Jan 1729/30, "Mathis Point",, (son of Townshend Washington and Elizabeth Lund). Alice died 1795. Robert: He owned "Green Hill" and Chotank". Children: 29. i Lund Washington b. 26 Sep 1767. ii Ann Washington m. William Thompson. William: of Colchester Co., VA.
20. Anne Strother (10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) m. John James. Children: 30. i Nancy James. 31. ii Benjamin James.
21. John Waugh (11.James3, 4.John2, 1.John1) b. 20 Oct 1741, m. 22 Apr 1761, in St. Paul's Parish, Jane Massey, b. 8 Feb 1744, (daughter of Sigismunde Massey and Mary Stuart). John died ca. 1772. Children: 32. i Lewis Waugh b. ca. 1762. ii John Waugh b. ca. 1766, King George Co., VA, m. 4 Nov 1790, Mary Watts Ashton, (daughter of John Ashton and Mary Watts). John died 5 Aug 1801, King George Co., VA. 33. iii Charles Stuart Waugh, MD. iv Townshend Waugh. v Betty Waugh m. Apr 1797, in King George Co., VA, Cuthbert Harrison Scott, b. ca. 1772, (son of James Scott, Capt. and Elizabeth Harrison). Betty buried: "Meadow Grove".
22. James Waugh (11.James3, 4.John2, 1.John1) b. 26 Sep 1748, Overwharton Parish, VA, m. bef 19 Feb 1785, Henrietta. Children: i Beverley Waugh b. 25 Oct 1789, Fairfax Co., VA, d. 1858, Baltimore, MD.
23. Tyler Waugh (12.William3, 4.John2, 1.John1) b. 29 Feb 1739, Overwharton Parish, VA, m. 25 Aug 1773, in Fauquier Co., VA, Mary Crump, b. ca. 1753, Fauquier Co., VA, (daughter of John Crump and Elizabeth Triplett) d. aft 11 Jul 1826, Fauquier Co., VA. Tyler died aft 25 Aug 1773, Fauquier Co., VA. Children: i James Waugh.
24. Richard Waugh, Maj. (13.Alexander3, 5.Alexander2, 1.John1) b. 1732, Orange Co., VA, m. 11 Nov 1782, in Orange Co., VA, Margaret Brown, b. Culpeper Co., VA. Richard died 3 Jul 1805, Culpeper Co., VA. Children: 34. i Mary Waugh.
25. George Lee Waugh (13.Alexander3, 5.Alexander2, 1.John1) b. 1760, m. 19 Mar 1793, in Orange Co., VA, Elizabeth Boston. George died 1814, Orange Co., VA. Children: 35. i Gowry Waugh. ii Alexander Waugh. iii Richard Waugh.
26. Mary Waugh (13.Alexander3, 5.Alexander2, 1.John1) m. (1) 31 May 1756, in Orange Co., VA, Musgrove Dawson, Rev., d. 1764, Caroline Co., VA, m. (2) Joseph Jones, Judge, b. 1727, "Spring Hill", King George Co., VA, d. 1805. Children by Musgrove Dawson, Rev.: i John Dawson b. 1762, d. 1814, Spotsylvania Co., VA.
Fifth Generation
27. Million Waugh (16.Joseph4, 7.Joseph3, 2.Joseph2, 1.John1) b. ca. 1763, "Bell Plain", Stafford Co., VA, m. Rawleigh Travers Brown, b. 13 Jul 1753, "Windsor", Stafford Co., VA, (son of John Brown and Hannah Ball Cooke) ref: Hayden 300, d. 24 Nov 1803. Million died Apr 1799. Children: i John Cooke Brown, Capt. m. (1) Elizabeth Battle Morton, m. (2) Mary Elizabeth Hedgeman, (daughter of John Grayson Hedgeman and Hannah Ball Daniel). 36. ii William Cooke Brown, M.D.. 37. iii Rawleigh Travers Cooke Brown.
28. Mary Mason Selden (17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. "Salvington", Stafford Co., VA, m. ca. 1767, Mann Page, (son of John Page and Jane Byrd) ref: Lee 298, 484, d. ca. 1778, Alexandria, VA. Children: 38. i William Byrd Page b. 1788. ii Jane Byrd Page m. ca. 1790, Thomas Swann, Maj., d. 1890, Baltimore, MD.
29. Lund Washington (19.Alice4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 26 Sep 1767, "Mathias Point", King George Co., VA, m. (1) 11 Feb 1793, Susan Munroe Grayson, b. 29 May 1768, "Belle Air", Prince William Co., VA, (daughter of Spencer Monroe Grayson, Rev. and Mary Elizabeth Wagener) d. 20 Apr 1822, Washington, DC, m. (2) Sarah Johnson, (daughter of John Johnson, Capt. and Susan Quinton). Lund died 4 Apr 1853, Washington, DC. Beverley Book states that he was born at "Woodside", King George Co., VA. Children by Susan Munroe Grayson: 39. i Lund Washington, Jr. b. 1 Dec 1793. 40. ii Susan Jean Washington b. 30 Apr 1795. iii Thomas Washington b. 20 Mar 1797, Georgetown, Washington, DC, d. 1 Oct 1803. iv Peter Grayson Washington, Col. b. 31 Aug 1798, Georgetown, Washington, DC, m. 1 Sep 1822, Margaret MacPherson, (daughter of Joseph MacPherson, Gen.) d. 1875, Philadelphia, PA. Peter died Feb 1872, New York City, NY. v Mary Elizabeth Washington b. 8 May 1800, Georgetown, Washington, DC, m. 28 Jan 1819, Joseph MacPherson, Comm., (son of Joseph MacPherson, Gen.) d. Sep 1873. Mary died Sep 1824, Washington, DC. vi William Townsend Washington b. 28 Feb 1802, Georgetown, Washington, DC, d. 1827, Napoli, Greece. vii Benjamin Strother Washington b. 16 Oct 1803, Georgetown, Washington, DC, d. 12 Jul 1804, Georgetown, Washington, DC. viii Robert Townsend Washington b. 5 Dec 1805, Georgetown, Washington, DC, d. Sep 1832. ix John Grayson Washington b. 12 Mar 1808, Georgetown, Washington, DC, d. 12 Aug 1809, Georgetown, Washington, DC. x Samuel Smith Washington b. 16 Feb 1810, Georgetown, Washington, DC, d. 6 Sep 1829, Gulf of Mexico. xi Sally Travers Hay Washington b. 16 Oct 1812, Georgetown, Washington, DC, m. 14 Dec 1837, Socrates Maupin, MD, b. 26 Nov 1808, "Pond Ridge", Albemarle Co., VA, d. 19 Oct 1871, Lynchburg, VA. Sally died 15 Jul 1891, Ellicott City, MD. Children by Sarah Johnson: xii Littleton Quinton Washington, Col. b. 3 Nov 1825, Washington, DC. xiii Mary Mason Washington b. 27 Oct 1827, m. 1850, in Washington, DC, Warwick Evans, MD.
30. Nancy James (20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) m. Dade Hooe, b. ca. 1756, Prince William Co., VA, (son of Howson Hooe, Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Dade) d. bef 6 Jun 1837, Prince William Co., VA. Children: 41. i Nancy Lucy Hooe. ii Dade Hooe. iii George James Hooe. Inherited "Buckhall". iv Mary Hooe m. Francis Townshend Hooe.
31. Benjamin James (20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. Stafford Co., VA. Children: i Susan Washington James b. 9 May 1804, Stafford Co., VA, m. 3 Jun 1830, in Laurens, SC, John Garlington, b. 19 Oct 1784, d. 1 May 1866, Laurens Co., SC.
32. Lewis Waugh (21.John4, 11.James3, 4.John2, 1.John1) b. ca. 1762, King George Co., VA, m. Mary Peyton, b. Loudoun Co., VA, (daughter of Francis Peyton, Col. and Frances Dade). Lewis died 1808, King George Co., VA. Children: i Jane Waugh m. 17 Aug 1802, in King George Co., VA, John Murphy.
33. Charles Stuart Waugh, MD (21.John4, 11.James3, 4.John2, 1.John1) m. Mary Waugh, (daughter of Richard Waugh, Maj. and Margaret Brown). Charles died Culpeper Co., VA. Children: i Richard Waugh. died young. ii Charles Stuart Waugh b. 1805.
34. Mary Waugh (24.Richard4, 13.Alexander3, 5.Alexander2, 1.John1) m. (1) Charles Stuart Waugh, MD, (See marriage to number 33) m. (2) Robert Howson Hooe, b. 22 Nov 1748, Stafford Co., VA, (son of Howson Hooe, Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Dade) d. ca. 1834, "Bloomsgrove", Fauquier Co., VA. Robert: He was a Justice in Stafford Co., VA in 1796, sheriff there 1796-989. Children by Charles Stuart Waugh, MD: Children by Robert Howson Hooe: 42. iii Rice Hooe b. 1784.
35. Gowry Waugh (25.George4, 13.Alexander3, 5.Alexander2, 1.John1) m. 1813, Susan Wright. Children: 43. i John Alexander Waugh b. 6 Aug 1814. ii Charles Stuart Waugh. iii Jane Frances Waugh. iv William Waugh. died in infancy. v George Lee Waugh. vi Gowry Robert Waugh, Jr..
Sixth Generation
36. William Cooke Brown, M.D. (27.Million5, 16.Joseph4, 7.Joseph3, 2.Joseph2, 1.John1). Children: i Mary Green Cooke Brown.
37. Rawleigh Travers Cooke Brown (27.Million5, 16.Joseph4, 7.Joseph3, 2.Joseph2, 1.John1) m. Hannah Ball Daniel, b. 29 Dec 1780, (daughter of Travers Daniel and Frances Moncure). He married his cousin Hannah Daniel. Children: i Travers Brown.
38. William Byrd Page (28.Mary5, 17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 1788, "Fairfield", Clarke Co., VA, m. 8 Aug 1797, in Alexandria, VA, Anne Lee, b. 1776, "Leesylvania", Prince George Co., VA, (daughter of Henry Lee, II, Col., Esq. and Lucy Grymes) d. Aug 1857. William died 1822, "Fairfield", Clarke Co., VA. Children: i William Byrd Page, Jr. b. ca. 1794. 44. ii Mary Ann Mason Page b. 1796. iii Charles Henry Page, Rev. m. 1827, Gabriella Crawford, b. Amherst Co., VA. iv Mann Randolph Page b. 1803. 45. v John Randolph Page b. 1804. vi Jane Byrd Page b. ca. 1805, "Fairfield", Clarke Co., VA. never married. vii Richard Lucian Page, Capt. b. ca. 1807, "Fairfield", Clarke Co., VA, m. 1832, Alexina Taylor. viii Cary Selden Page b. ca. 1809, "Fairfield", Clarke Co., VA. never married. ix Thomas Page, M.D. b. ca. 1811, "Fairfield", Clarke Co., VA. x Edmonia Page b. ca. 1813, "Fairfield", Clarke Co., VA, m. 1833, Hall Neilson.
39. Lund Washington, Jr. (29.Lund5, 19.Alice4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 1 Dec 1793, Georgetown, Washington, DC, m. 11 Jan 1919, Sarah Biggs, b. Philadelphia, PA. Lund died 20 Aug 1849. Children: i Virginia Washington. died unmarried. ii Phoebe Washington. iii Alice Washington.
40. Susan Jean Washington (29.Lund5, 19.Alice4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 30 Apr 1795, Georgetown, Washington, DC, m. 3 Dec 1815, in Washington, DC, Edward Simmons Lewis, I, b. 26 Nov 1794, Philadelphia, PA, (son of Samuel Gifford Lewis and Elizabeth Anne Godfrey) d. 22 Sep 1829, Washington, DC. Susan died 2 Jul 1829, Washington, DC. Children: i Edward Augustus Lewis, Judge b. 22 Feb 1820, Washington, DC, m. 9 Sep 1845, Parthenia Age Bransford, b. 9 Sep 1826, Glasgow, KY, d. 2 Sep 1893, St. Louis, MO. Edward died 21 Sep 1889, St. Louis, MO.
41. Nancy Lucy Hooe (30.Nancy5, 20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) m. Richard John Daniel, (son of Stephen Daniel and Anna Bolling Ratcliffe). Richard: (Pippenger, p.50). Children: 46. i Annie "Nancy" Wise Daniel b. 15 Aug 1840. ii Eugenia Daniel. iii John H. Daniel b. Louisa Co., VA, d. 18 Oct 1906, Pleasant Valley, Fairfax Co., VA, buried: St. John's Episc., Centreville, VA. iv Richard Daniel.
42. Rice Hooe (34.Mary5, 24.Richard4, 13.Alexander3, 5.Alexander2, 1.John1) b. 1784, "Mayfield", Prince William Co., VA, m. Elizabeth Hansborough, b. "Totterdown Hill", Culpeper, VA, (daughter of Peter Hansborough, Jr. and Anne Frances Hooe) d. "Bloomsgrove", Fauquier Co., VA. Rice died 27 May 1874, Fredericksburg, VA. Children: i Ellen Anne Hooe b. 23 Jun 1815, "Bloomsgrove", Fauquier Co., VA, m. Richard Thomas Nalle, MD, b. 7 Sep 1811, Culpeper, VA, (son of Martin Nalle and Eleanor Madison Barbour) d. 1852, Culpeper, VA. Ellen died 24 Feb 1847, "Bloomsgrove", Fauquier Co., VA. ii Mary Jane Hooe b. 13 Jan 1817, "Bloomsgrove", Fauquier Co., VA, m. bef 25 Jan 1856, in "Bunker Hill", Fredericksburg, VA, Robert Smith, b. 12 Dec 1820, Fauquier Co., VA, (son of William Rowley Smith, Col. and Lucy Steptoe Blackwell) d. 16 Feb 1896, "Bunker Hill", Fredericksburg, VA. Mary died 22 Feb 1901, "Bunker Hill", Fredericksburg, VA. iii Robert Arthur Hooe b. 22 Sep 1818, "Bloomsgrove", Fauquier Co., VA, d. 10 May 1908, George Washington Hospital, Wash., DC. Never married. iv Peter Hansborough Hooe b. 26 Aug 1820, "Bloomsgrove", Fauquier Co., VA, m. 3 Apr 1856, Augusta Magruder, b. 1834, Upper Malboro, MD, d. 30 May 1868, "West End", Prince George's Co., MD. Peter died 12 May 1898, "West End", Prince George's Co., MD. 47. v Isaac Foote Hooe b. 13 Feb 1823. vi Maria Louisa Hooe b. 19 Dec 1827, "Bloomsgrove", Fauquier Co., VA, d. 14 Feb 1901, "Bunker Hill", Fredericksburg, VA. Died unmarried.
43. John Alexander Waugh (35.Gowry5, 25.George4, 13.Alexander3, 5.Alexander2, 1.John1) b. 6 Aug 1814, Culpeper Co., VA, m. Elizabeth Ellen Wright, b. 26 Jan 1822, KY, d. 14 Sep 1861. John died 14 Sep 1896. Children: i George Lewis Waugh b. 30 May 1840, d. 27 Jul 1896. ii Charles Stuart Waugh b. 9 Apr 1842, d. 28 Jan 1909, Clarke Co., Iowa. iii Jane Frances Waugh b. 26 Mar 1844, d. 16 Feb 1878. iv Susan Caroline Waugh b. 23 Dec 1845, d. 5 Jan 1931. v Gary Robert Waugh b. 2 Apr 1849, d. 21 Jan 1905. vi Mary Ann Waugh b. 15 May 1851. vii Burnita Virginia Waugh b. 8 Aug 1861, IL, d. 23 Aug 1861.
Seventh Generation
44. Mary Ann Mason Page (38.William6, 28.Mary5, 17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 1796, "Fairfield", Clarke Co., VA, m. 1816, in Clarke Co., VA, Roger Jones, Maj. Gen., b. 1789, Weston, VA, (son of Catesby Jones, Maj. and Letitia Corbin "Lettice" Turberville) d. 15 Jul 1852, Washington, DC. Mary died Dec 1873. (_Lee of VA_, p.298). Children: i William Page Jones, LT b. ca. 1819, d. 9 Sep 1841, Fort McHenry, MD. Graduated first in his class from West Point. Attached to Maj. Ringold's Battery of Artillery. 48. ii Catesby ap Roger Jones, Capt. b. 15 Apr 1821. iii Letitia Corbin Jones d. Georgetown, Washington, DC. iv Mary Ann Jones. v Meriwether Jones. Died in infancy. 49. vi Eusebius Lee Jones, M.D. b. 20 Dec 1827. vii Edmonia Page Jones. 50. viii Roger Jones, Brig. Gen. b. 25 Jul 1831. 51. ix Walter Jones, LT. 52. x Charles Lucian Jones b. 30 Apr 1835. xi Thomas Skelton Jones, Capt. b. 30 Dec 1837, Washington, DC, occupation Lawyer, m. 30 Nov 1863, Mary Elizabeth Reedy, (daughter of William Francis Reedy and Isabella Berkeley). xii Virginia Byrd Jones. xiii Winfield Scott Jones occupation VP of Security Bank, CA.
45. John Randolph Page (38.William6, 28.Mary5, 17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 1804, "Fairfield", Clarke Co., VA, m. Maria Williamson, b. 1814, d. 1848. John died 1864. Children: 53. i William Byrd Page b. 1833.
46. Annie "Nancy" Wise Daniel (41.Nancy6, 30.Nancy5, 20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 15 Aug 1840, Centreville, Fairfax Co., VA, m. 21 Aug 1855, in Washington, DC, John Daniel DeBell, b. 16 Aug 1828, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, (son of William E. DeBell and Margaret Violett) d. 9 Mar 1910, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, buried: "Leeton" Cem., Chantilly, Fairfax Co, VA. Annie died 30 Jul 1889, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, buried: "Leeton" Cem., Chantilly, Fairfax Co, VA. Had 13 children per "DeBell Family Reunion" article by Mrs. Mildred DeBell, 1989. Heir of R. J. Daniel, was the wife of John DeBell. (Daniel v Daniel CFF 23K [1856]). John: 19 Nov 1850, Fairfax Co., VA, census, Family #1371, hh. of sister Margaret V. Turberville. Gravestone at "Leeton" Cem., Centreville, VA. Family Bible, 1853, (loose pages), "Deaths". "DeBell Family Reunion: A History of Sunnyside and the Clan of John Daniel DeBell," by Mildred DeBell, in CENTRE VIEW, Jul. 13, 1989. His will written Mar 1910, named children: Annie V. Gantt, W.H. DeBell, Arthur W. DeBell, Tillie DeBell, R.S. DeBell (who has been absent for yrs) John T. DeBell, R.E.L. DeBell, Elizabeth Young, George W. DeBell. Children: i Annie Virginia DeBell b. 4 Sep 1856, "Golden Grove, " Fairfax Co., VA, m. 2 Oct 1901, in Herndon, Fairfax Co., VA, Davenport Blackwell Dabney Gantt, b. 1850, Fairfax Co., VA, (son of John Francis Gantt and Anne B.) occupation Farmer, d. 1935, "Golden Grove, " Fairfax Co., VA, buried: Fairfax Cem. #82:38, Fairfax Co., VA. Annie died Jan 1945, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, buried: Fairfax Cem. #82:38, Fairfax Co., VA. Res. at "Golden Grove" until husband's death, then returned to "Sunny Side" where she died at age 93. Had no children, however, I do have a copy of a picture entitled "Joseph Blackwell Gantt, age 18 months" which was taken somewhere around 1856, so they may have had "no surviving" children as I cannot find record of him reaching adulthood. Davenport: Resided & farmed the first DeBell home at "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA. Had no children. ii Mary Ellen DeBell b. 8 Jul 1858, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, d. 13 Apr 1861, Fairfax Co., VA, buried: "Leeton" Cem., Chantilly, Fairfax Co, VA. Died on 13th after a protracted illness of catarrh fever, Mary E. DeBell...age 2 years and 10 months. (Alexandria Gazett, 19 Apr 1861). 54. iii William Henry DeBell b. 3 Jan 1861. iv Mary Jackson DeBell b. 1863, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, d. 1863, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA. v Richard Stephen DeBell b. 6 Dec 1864, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, d. aft 1911, ?Chicago, IL. Went to Alaska to hunt his fortune (during the Gold Rush?). Last heard from in Chicago. Last letter to father was written in 1911 from Chicago and stated that he was in love. He was never heard from again. The family tried to locate him when they settled the estate of his father, but he was unreachable so he did not receive his inheritance. (Conversation with Mildred Keller DeBell in 1998). 55. vi John Thomas DeBell b. 16 Jan 1867. 56. vii Elizabeth "Betty" DeBell b. 3 Apr 1869. viii George Washington DeBell b. 12 Sep 1871, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, occupation Merchant, m. Edith Austin, occupation School teacher. George died 1941, San Francisco, CA, buried: "Leeton" Cem., Chantilly, Fairfax Co, VA. He departed for San Francisco and worked in the merchantile business. No issue. 57. ix Arthur Wise DeBell, M.D. b. 10 Jan 1874. x Son DeBell b. 7 Apr 1876, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, d. 6 Sep 1876, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, buried: "Leeton" Cem., Chantilly, Fairfax Co, VA. xi Lilly May DeBell b. 27 Apr 1878, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, d. 15 Aug 1893, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, buried: "Leeton" Cem., Chantilly, Fairfax Co, VA. Lilly died of typhoid fever after drinking water from a well too near a barn. xii Robert E. Lee DeBell b. 27 Mar 1882, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, d. 29 May 1915, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, buried: "Leeton" Cem., Chantilly, Fairfax Co, VA. Robert had tuberculosis and died in his 30s after spending his later years living in a tent under the old maple trees that lined the house at Sunny Side. 58. xiii Tilly Louise DeBell b. 19 Oct 1886.
47. Isaac Foote Hooe (42.Rice6, 34.Mary5, 24.Richard4, 13.Alexander3, 5.Alexander2, 1.John1) b. 13 Feb 1823, "Bloomsgrove", Fauquier Co., VA, m. 31 Jan 1867, in King George Co., VA, Lucy Barnes Hooe, b. 28 Jan 1839, "Barnesfield", King George Co., VA, (daughter of Abraham Barnes Hooe,II, M.D. and Lucy Fitzhugh Grymes) d. 23 Feb 1892, King George Co., VA, buried: St. John's Ep. Ch., King George Co., VA. Isaac died 16 Feb 1903, Washington, DC, buried: St. John's Ep. Ch., King George Co., VA. Children: 59. i Lucy Fitzhugh Grymes Hooe b. 9 Aug 1868. ii Abram Barnes Hooe, IV, M.D. b. 12 Apr 1871, "Barnesfield", King George Co., VA, m. 12 Nov 1901, in "Irvington", Eliza Nutt Mitchell, b. Lancaster Co., VA, d. Apr 1957. Abram died 19 Sep 1934, Washington, DC. iii Elizabeth Rice Hooe b. 15 Jan 1874, "Lauderdale", King George Co., VA, d. 1880. iv Medora Boyd Hooe b. 15 Jun 1875, "Lauderdale", King George Co., VA, d. Jan 1962, Washington, DC, buried: St. John's Ep. Ch., King George Co., VA. Died unmarried. v Rice Hansborough Hooe b. 30 Dec 1878, "Lauderdale", King George Co., VA, m. 21 Jul 1914, in "Snug Harbor", Talbot Co., MD, Mary Rosalie Grymes, (daughter of Benjamin Richard Grymes and Rebecca Johnson) buried: St. Paul's, King George Co., VA. Rice died 1949, buried: St. Paul's, King George Co., VA. vi Robert Arthur Hooe, MD b. 21 Jul 1880, "Lauderdale", King George Co., VA, d. 1956, buried: St. John's Ep. Ch., King George Co., VA. vii Mason Foote Hooe b. 3 Oct 1881, "Lauderdale", King George Co., VA.
Eighth Generation
48. Catesby ap Roger Jones, Capt. (44.Mary7, 38.William6, 28.Mary5, 17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 15 Apr 1821, Fairfield, VA, m. Gertrude Tartt, (daughter of Thomas E. Tartt and Martha Riggs) d. ca. 1891. Catesby died 20 Jun 1877, Selma, AL. Second officer in command of the Confederate ironclad ship, "Merrimac" in the Civil War. Shot down on the streets of Selma, AL, in 1877 by a man whose child had had difficulty with one of his children. Children: i Roger ap Catesby Jones. ii Catesby ap Catesby Jones d. bef 1891. Twin of Tartt. iii Tartt ap Catesby Jones. Twin of Catesby. iv Gertrude Letitia Jones. v Mary Page Jones. vi Mattie Moran Jones.
49. Eusebius Lee Jones, M.D. (44.Mary7, 38.William6, 28.Mary5, 17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 20 Dec 1827, Washington, DC, occupation Surgeon, m. (1) 23 May, in 1860, Julia Calvert Stuart, b. 14 Sep 1838, (daughter of Richard Henry Stuart, MD and Julia Calvert) d. 12 Feb 1861, "Cedar Grove", King George Co., VA, m. (2) Martha Adams. Eusebius died 30 Jan 1876, Oakland, CA. Children by Julia Calvert Stuart: i Julian Stuart Jones b. 1861, occupation Lawyer. LL.B., 1885, University of Maryland.
50. Roger Jones, Brig. Gen. (44.Mary7, 38.William6, 28.Mary5, 17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 25 Jul 1831, m. Frederica Jones. Roger died 29 Jan 1899, Fortress Monroe. Brigadier General & Inspector General of USA. Graduate of West Point Children: i Mary Campbell Jones m. Percy Wisner. ii Katherine "Kitty" Lee Jones. iii Llewelyn ap Roger Jones.
51. Walter Jones, LT (44.Mary7, 38.William6, 28.Mary5, 17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) m. Miss Brooks. Walter died 1875, Mobile, AL. Graduate of Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA. Miss: Daughter of William Brooks. Children: i Walter Colomb Jones d. 1887. ii William Brooks Jones. iii Robert Brodie Jones.
52. Charles Lucian Jones (44.Mary7, 38.William6, 28.Mary5, 17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 30 Apr 1835, occupation Commission Merchant, m. (1) Mary Ann Anderson, m. (2) 2 Apr 1887, Sallie N. Mills, d. aft1890. Charles died aft 1887. Officer in Confederate Navy. Paymaster of CSN cruiser "Tallahassee" during her cruise along Atlantic coast and off New York harbor in 1864. Sallie: Daughter of James G. Mills. Children by Sallie N. Mills: i Gertrude Page Jones. ii Catesby ap Lucian Jones.
53. William Byrd Page (45.John7, 38.William6, 28.Mary5, 17.Sarah4, 8.Catherine3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 1833, m. Annie Marie Greene, b. 1835, d. 1919. William died 1895. Children: 60. i Roger McKeene Page b. 1876.
54. William Henry DeBell (46.Annie7, 41.Nancy6, 30.Nancy5, 20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 3 Jan 1861, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, m. Lucy Brockenbrough Daingerfield. William died 12 Nov 1936, San Francisco, CA. William was school superintendent in San Francisco for years. (Conversation with Mary Thornton DeBell & Mildred Keller DeBell in 1998). Children: 61. i Margaret Elizabeth DeBell. ii Virginia DeBell.
55. John Thomas DeBell (46.Annie7, 41.Nancy6, 30.Nancy5, 20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 16 Jan 1867, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, occupation Mining engineer, farmer, m. 7 Jan 1914, in Fairfax Co., VA, Mary Carter Turberville, b. 15 Jan 1880, Fairfax Co. Court House, VA, (daughter of George Richard Lee Turberville, III and Adeline Stuart "Addie" Thornton) d. 28 Sep 1960, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, buried: Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, VA. John died 29 Feb 1946, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, buried: Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, VA. Came back from mining engineering in Monterey, Mexico, for Portland Cement Co. when father died & was unable to return to work after the Mexican Revo- lution. Ran a farm & dairy at "Sunny Side". Died soon after his son John's death on the Italian war front. John was the chairman of the Fairfax County School Board and during his term of office, helped to appoint W. T. Woodson as Superintendent of Schools. John had also been the ward of Stephen D.Farr. (DeBell v Farr CFF 22q, 1857). Mary: Sunny Side farm was sold after her death and the old home moved to a new site in Centreville where it still stands today and is the home of Mildred Keller DeBell, wife of the late, Stephen T. DeBell. Children: 62. i Mary Thornton DeBell b. 17 Oct 1914. ii John Thomas DeBell, Jr. b. 29 May 1917, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, occupation Army officer, WWII, d. 16 Jan 1944, Italy, buried: Fairfax City Cemetery, Fairfax, VA. Lieutenant, U.S.Army, World War II, killed in action during the Allied inva-. sion of Italy. 63. iii Stuart Turberville DeBell b. 6 Jan 1919.
56. Elizabeth "Betty" DeBell (46.Annie7, 41.Nancy6, 30.Nancy5, 20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 3 Apr 1869, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, m. 16 Jun 1898, John Young, b. 18 Sep 1857, occupation Graphic engineer, d. 19 Mar 1933, buried: Fairfax City Cemetery, Fairfax, VA. Elizabeth died 28 Feb 1943, Fairfax Co., VA, buried: Fairfax City Cemetery, Fairfax, VA. John: He travelled extensively & published maps. Children: i John Eric Young b. 5 Aug 1900, d. Nov 1900. 64. ii Aubrey DeBell Young b. 30 Aug 1901. 65. iii Elizabeth DeBell Young b. 21 Jul 1903. 66. iv Virginia Louise Young b. 14 Nov 1904.
57. Arthur Wise DeBell, M.D. (46.Annie7, 41.Nancy6, 30.Nancy5, 20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 10 Jan 1874, "Golden Grove", Fairfax Co., VA, m. Fairfax Beach, d. Malden, W.Va. Arthur died 22 May 1958, Malden, W.Va. Practiced medicine in Malden, W.Va. Fairfax: Mildred Keller DeBell stated that Fairfax Beaches family was from Richmond, VA. Children: i Anne Wise DeBell b. ca. 1905, VA, m. Sam Thompkins. Anne died ca. 1948, Palm Beach, FL. No issue. 67. ii Elizabeth Fairfax DeBell b. ca. 1907. 68. iii John Daniel DeBell, Maj. b. 3 Jul 1911.
58. Tilly Louise DeBell (46.Annie7, 41.Nancy6, 30.Nancy5, 20.Anne4, 10.Mary3, 3.Elizabeth2, 1.John1) b. 19 Oct 1886, "Sunny Side",Centreville, Fairfax Co.,VA, occupation Store owner, m. 21 Jun 1921, James Edwin Tietjen, b. 3 Oct 1887, PA, d. 17 Nov 1974. Tilly died 16 Aug 1978, Pennsylvania Dutch country. Youngest of the children and 30 years younger than Annie the eldest. Ran a store in the Penn. Dutch country until her death. Children: 69. i Virginia DeBell Tietjen b. 18 May 1922. ii James Edward Tietjen b. 16 Jun 1924, PA, m. 20 Mar 1948, Doris Loretta Mayer. Married with children & grandchildren in Pennsylvania. 70. iii Helen Louise Tietjen b. 9 Jan 1930.
59. Lucy Fitzhugh Grymes Hooe (47.Isaac7, 42.Rice6, 34.Mary5, 24.Richard4, 13.Alexander3, 5.Alexander2, 1.John1) b. 9 Aug 1868, m. 19 Jun 1895, in "Lauderdale", King George Co., VA, James Henry Boggs, b. 7 Dec 1863, d. 19 Oct 1936, buried: St. John's Ep. Ch., King George Co., VA. Lucy died 10 Dec 1931, buried: St. John's Ep. Ch., King George Co., VA. Children: i Infant Boggs d. 22 Dec 1897, buried: St. John's Ep. Ch., King George Co., VA.

Watt Family

1. Samuel Watt, Esq. b. ca. 1741, Monahan, Ireland, m. bef 1777, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Jannett Lesly, b. 2 May 1753, Co. Down, Ireland, (daughter of John Lesly and Janetie) d. 3 Feb 1805, Abbeville Dist., SC. Samuel died 25 Nov 1802, Abbeville Dist., SC. His will admin. Dec 11, 1802 by Jannett Watt, Andrew, John Bowie, Wm. Lesly bound to Andrew Hamilton. Mary, Elizabeth Watt recd. $623.51 1/4 of the est. of Jennet Watt dec.d. Inv. made Jan 4, 1803 by Wm. Lesly, George Bowie, Ezekial Evans. (Box 98, Pack 2416). He may have had a sister named Jannett or a wife named Jennet, I am not sure. The information for Jennet's will is listed under his wife's data. Watt, Samuel, Esq., - Box 98, Pack 2416: Est admr. 11 Dec 1802 by Jannett Watt, Andrew, John Bowie, Wm. Lesly unto Andrew Hamilton Ord Abbeville Dist sum $10,000.00. Oct 9, 1806 Mary, Elizabeth Watt recd $623.51 1/4 of the est of Jennet Watt decd. Inv made 4 Jan 1803 by Wm. Lesly, Geo. Bowie, Ezekial Evans.
Watt, Jennet - Box 101, Pack 2476: Will date left out. Recd Mar 2, 1805, Exrs: Jas. Wardlaw, Esq., Jas. Kyle, Andrew Bowie. Wit: Robt. Wilson, Geo., Andrew Bowie, Ezekial Evans Jr. Chn: Polly, Elizabeth, Nancy, Jenny, Saml. Lesly Watt, Rosey Ann Bowie. Nephews: John, Saml. Watt Bowie. ATo Jennet Lesly Miller, Peggy Miller $8.00 each.@ Inv made 20 Apr 1805 by Geo. Bowie, Ezekial Evans, Robt. C. Gordon.
Jannett: Her will date was left off, but was recieved 2 Mar 1805, Exr: Jas. Wardlaw, Esq., Jas. Kyle, Andrew Bowie. Wit: Robt. Wilson, Geo., Andrew Bowie, Ezekial Evans, Jr. Chn: Polly, Elizabeth, Nancy, Jenny, Saml. Lesly Watt, Rosey Ann Bowie; Nephews: John, Saml. Watt Bowie. "To Jennet Lesly Miller, Peggy Miller $8.00 each." Inv. made 20 Apr 1805 by Geo. Bowie, Ezek. Evans, Robt. C. Gordon. (Box 1, Pack 2476). Children: i John Watt b. 16 Jan 1776, d. 25 Jan 1779. ii Mary Watt b. 18 Feb 1777, d. 20 Jul 1780. iii Rosey Ann Watt b. 15 Oct 1780, m. (1) bef 1805, George Bowie, Esq., (son of John Bowie, Maj. and Rose Reid) m. (2) bef 1833, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Robert Gilmer, Col.. iv Mary "Polly" Watt b. 25 May 1784, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. aft 1811, in Abbeville Dist., SC, James Kyle, II, b. ca. 1773, Co. Antrim, Ireland, (son of James Kyle, M.D. and Kitty Hunter) d. Nov 1814, Abbeville District, SC. Mary died 26 Set 1854, Pontotoc, MS. James: "James Kyle - Box 52, Pack 1226: Est. admr. Feb. 1, 1815 by Mary Kyle, Saml. L. Watt, Patrick Noble, Wm., Robt. H. Lesly bound to Taliaferro Livingston Ord. Abbeville Dist. sum $20,000.00. May 4, 1816, paid Louisa Kyle by Mary Kyle...paid Hunter Kyle." (_Abstracts of Old Ninety-Six & Abbeville District Wills_, p. 170). He also mentions Jane Kyle, Margaret Kyle, Eliza Kyle, and William Hunter Kyle.
**Kyle, James - Box 52, Pack 1226: Est amdr. 1 Feb 1815 by Mary Kyle, Saml. Watt, Patrick Noble, Wm., Robt. H. Lesly unto Taliaferro Livingston Ord Abbeville Dist sum $20,000.00. May 4, 1816 paid Louisa Kyle by Mary Kyle when going to Mrs, Gregories= school $7.37 1/2. Jan 31, 1817 paid Hunter Kyle $1.00. Mar 3, 1817 paid Jas. Curry tuition for Jas. Kyle $5.00. AJune 30, 1817 by $40.00 with which I charge myself being the valuation assessed me by 3 men for about 3 2 acres Jews land near Abbeville Villageto which Mr. Kyle had a claim by men occupation. Lived there 5 years and by no written title and which claim was given up to Moses Taggart who got into possession of after Mr. Kyle=s death and was unwilling to give it up but consented to give 9/10th of an acre in another in exchange for this claim and which latter land I took in my own name and assumed to pay the est whatever the former might be valued at.@ Dec 2, 1817 paid Uriah Barron shoes for Jane Kyle $1.75. Saml. Houston tuition for Margaret Kyle $4.00. For 2 1.2 yds apron checks for Eliza Kyle $93 3/4. Paid tuition for Wm. Hunter Kyle $2.57 3/4. **(My ancestor). 2. v Elizabeth "Betsy" Watt b. 7 Oct 1786. vi Samuel Lesly Watt b. 18 Feb 1789, d. 19 Dec 1850, Pontotoc, MS. His will proven 27 Jan 1851 in Pontotoc, MS. vii Agnes Nancy Watt b. 6 Mar 1791. viii John Watt b. 19 Aug 1793, d. 25 May 1796. 3. ix Jane Belgan Watt b. 9 Feb 1796.
Second Generation
2. Elizabeth "Betsy" Watt (1.Samuel1) b. 7 Oct 1786, m. Nov 1780, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Robert Hall Lesly, d. bef 1 Nov 1847, Abbeville Dist., SC. Elizabeth died 24 Sep 1850. Robert: His estate was admin. on 1 Nov 1847 by John W., Wm. A., Wm. Lesly bound unto David Lesly, Ord. Abbeville Dist sum $10,000.00. Robert H. Lesly was father of John W. Lesly, Sett. made 12 Jan 1848. Present: John W., Joseph L., W., Samuel, Thos. Lesly. Absent: Mrs. Lesly, widow., J.A.Fraser. Elizabeth Lesly's share was $2,877.23. (Box 128, Pack 3463). Children: i Samuel A. Lesly. ii John W. Lesly. iii Joseph L. Lesly. iv Thomas Lesly.
3. Jane Belgan Watt (1.Samuel1) b. 9 Feb 1796, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. 19 Sep 1818, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Marshall Weatherall, MD, b. 24 Nov 1792, Abbeville Dist., SC, (son of John Weatherall, Col. and Elizabeth "Betsey" Jones) d. 4 Aug 1865, Pontotoc Co., MS. Jane died 23 Apr 1851, Pontotoc, MS, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. Children: i Margaret Louise Ann Weatherall b. 28 Jul 1819, SC, d. 25 Nov 1835, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. ii Samuel Watt Weatherall b. 12 Sep 1820, m. 14 Sep 1854, Maria Haseltine Ware, b. 15 Nov 1836, d. 10 Apr 1906, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. Samuel died 23 Apr 1896, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. 4. iii John Theodore Weatherall, Capt. b. 17 Nov 1822. iv James Augustus Weatherall b. 30 Jan 1824, d. 10 Feb 1824. 5. v Joseph Edwin Weatherall b. 10 Apr 1825. 6. vi Mary Elizabeth Weatherall b. 25 Mar 1827. 7. vii Emma Caroline Weatherall b. 28 Jul 1828. 8. viii George Henry Weatherall b. 8 Feb 1830. ix Jane Elizabeth Weatherall b. 13 Jun 1832, SC, d. 10 Aug 1843, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. 9. x Robert Alexander Weatherall b. 10 Jun 1835.
Third Generation
4. John Theodore Weatherall, Capt. (3.Jane2, 1.Samuel1) b. 17 Nov 1822, SC, occupation Lawyer, m. 11 Nov 1852, Mary Elizabeth Adams, b. 2 Mar 1832, TN, (daughter of Stephen Adams, Judge) d. 27 Jul 1885, MS. John died 9 Dec 1863, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. Children: i Watt Adams Weatherall. ii Marshall Weatherall, II b. 13 Aug 1856, MS, d. 30 Jun 1863. iii Susan Houston Weatherall b. 8 Feb 1859, MS, d. 31 Jul 1892. iv Mary Miller Weatherall b. 24 Jun 1861, MS, m. 3 May 1893, Alonzo Johnson, b. 14 Oct 1852, d. 26 May 1898. v John Theodore Weatherall, Jr. b. Jul 1864, MS, d. Jul 1864, MS.
5. Joseph Edwin Weatherall (3.Jane2, 1.Samuel1) b. 10 Apr 1825, SC, m. 17 Dec 1851, in Pontotoc Co., MS, Ann Haseltine Judson Mallory, b. 10 Mar 1834, Tuscaloosa, AL, (daughter of Thomas Mallory and Mary Bramlett) d. 19 Sep 1902, Plant City, FL, buried: Old Palmeto Cemetery. Joseph died 13 Mar 1902, FL, buried: Old Palmeto Cemetery. Children: i Jane Watt Weatherall. ii Mary "Mollie" Bramlett Weatherall. iii Emma Virginia Weatherall. iv Jesse Edwin Weatherall b. 13 Dec 1856, MS, d. 18 Nov 1857, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. v Thomas Mallory Weatherall b. 11 Sep 1859, d. 14 Nov 1874. vi Josie Amanda Weatherall b. 22 Feb 1861, d. 2 Jul 1861. vii Lula Lee Weatherall. viii Nettie Ann Weatherall b. 2 Jul 1864, d. 27 Nov 1874. ix Joseph Eugene Weatherall. x Eliza Edwina "Eddie" Weatherall b. 2 Dec 1874, MS, d. Miami, FL.
6. Mary Elizabeth Weatherall (3.Jane2, 1.Samuel1) b. 25 Mar 1827, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. 29 Mar 1849, in Pontotoc, MS, Harvey Christopher Orr, MD, b. 15 Apr 1826, Anderson Dist., SC, (son of Christopher Orr and Martha McCann) d. 12 Aug 1891, Tupelo, MS. Mary died 27 Jul 1864, Pontotoc, MS. Written by Judge J. A. Orr: "H.C. Orr and Mary Elizabeth Weatherall were married at the residence of Samuel Watt and Mrs. Kyle, batchelor brother and widow sister, who had taken Mary with the consent of Dr. Weatherall (Mary's parents) when two years old and reared and educated her, on Thursday, the 29 March 1849." Children: i Mary Florence Orr b. 14 Sep 1850, Tupelo, MS, m. 21 Sep 1871, Fleetwood Elliott, b. 4 Apr 1849, Rockport, AL, d. 31 Jan 1913, Tupelo, MS. Mary died 7 May 1895, Tupelo, MS. ii Oscar Lawrence Orr b. 11 Jun 1852. iii Martha Talula Orr b. 1854. iv Jane Lynn Orr m. L. W. Reed. v Harvey Orr. vi Marshall Orr.
7. Emma Caroline Weatherall (3.Jane2, 1.Samuel1) b. 28 Jul 1828, SC, m. 29 Mar 1849, Robert Hall Gresham, d. 15 Jul 1849. Children: i Robert Hall Gresham, Jr. b. 5 Feb 1850.
8. George Henry Weatherall (3.Jane2, 1.Samuel1) b. 8 Feb 1830, SC, m. 8 Jun 1852, Virginia Threlkkeld, b. 14 Jul 1834, Lawrence Co., AL, d. 24 Sep 1901. George died 20 Aug 1886, Pontotoc, MS. Called "Big George." Children: i Frank Pryor Weatherall b. 22 Nov 1854, d. 16 Jul 1856.
9. Robert Alexander Weatherall (3.Jane2, 1.Samuel1) b. 10 Jun 1835, Pontotoc, MS, m. 8 Mar 1859, Emma F. Coleman. Robert died 19 Sep 1865. Children: i Georgia Weatherall. ii Lollie Weatherall.

Weatherall Family:

1. John Weatherall m. Margaret. John died ca. 1764, Culpeper Co., VA. Children: 2. i John Weatherall, Col. b. 28 Jul 1762.
Second Generation
2. John Weatherall, Col. (1.John1) b. 28 Jul 1762, Culpeper Co., VA, m. 12 Jun 1787, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Elizabeth "Betsey" Jones, b. 7 Aug 1771, (daughter of Adam Crain Jones, Capt. and Catherine Campbell) d. 21 Apr 1843, Abbeville Dist., SC. John died 4 Nov 1824, Abbeville Dist., SC. His will was dated 2 Nov 1824, prov. 16 Nov 1824 in Abbeville Dist., SC. Weatherall, Col. John - Box 94, Pack 2338: Will dated 2 Nov 1824 in Abbeville Dist. Prov. 16 Nov 1824. Exrs: Sons, Geo., Marshall Weatherall. Wit: Saml. Anderson, Hugh, Joseph Dickson. Wife, Betsey Weatherall. Chn: Geo., Marshall Weatherall, Polly wife of James Hodges Jr., James, Adm. C.J., Sarah, John, Betsey, Peggy L., Joseph S. D., Frances E. Weatherall. Gr.son.: Saml. son of Marshall Weatherall. Sett ment. James Hodges and wife Elizabeth, Sarah M. Means, Frances Evlina Weatherall. Inv made 23 Nov 1824 by Saml. Anderson, Wm. Barmore, Saml. Agnewm Wm. Dunn.
Children: i George M. Weatherall b. 6 Aug 1788, m. bef 1832, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Martha Hodges, (daughter of James Hodges, Sr. and Nancy). ii John Weatherall, Jr. b. 26 Oct 1790, d. 31 Aug 1798. 3. iii Marshall Weatherall, M.D. b. 24 Nov 1792. iv Mary S. "Polly" Weatherall b. 13 Mar 1795, m. bef 1832, James Hodges, Jr., (son of James Hodges, Sr. and Nancy). v James L. Weatherall b. 18 Sep 1797, m. in Abbeville Dist., SC, Frances Evelyn Hodges, (daughter of John Hodges, Maj. and Frances Anderson). vi Adam Crain Jones Weatherall b. 25 Mar 1800. I am guessing to the last digit on his birth date as the Bible records were copied with the last digit left off. vii Sarah Marshall Weatherall b. 3 Nov 1803, m. bef 9 May 1843, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Mr. Means. I am guessing here as to her birth year as the Bible records read 3 Nov 180_. viii John Weatherall, II b. 30 Sep 1805. ix Elizabeth "Betsey" Jones Weatherall b. 7 Apr 1808, m. James Hodges, (son of John Hodges, Maj. and Frances Anderson). x Peggy Long Weatherall b. 6 May 1810, SC, d. 9 Jul 1832, SC. xi Joseph Saunders Dickson Weatherall b. 3 Mar 1813, m. Elizabeth, d. bef 9 May 1843, Abbeville Dist., SC. Elizabeth: Weatherall, Elizabeth - Box 103, Pack 2527: Est admr. 9 May 1843 by Joseph S. D. Weatherall, Joseph Dickson, Jas. Murray unto David Lesly Ord Abbeville Dist sum $6,000.00. Was mother of Joseph Weatherall.John Weatherall a son was in Franklin, Holmes Co., Miss in Jan 1845. Legatees in Pontotoc, Miss. Viz. Marshall, Geo.m A. C. J. Weatherall, Jas., Betsey J., Mary S. Hodges, Other legatees, John, F. E. Weatherall, Sarah M. Means. xii Frances Elvina Weatherall b. 22 Apr 1816, SC, d. Holmes Co., MS.
Third Generation
3. Marshall Weatherall, M.D. (2.John2, 1.John1) b. 24 Nov 1792, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. 19 Sep 1818, in Abbeville Dist., SC, Jane Belgan Watt, b. 9 Feb 1796, Abbeville Dist., SC, (daughter of Samuel Watt, Esq. and Jannett Lesly) d. 23 Apr 1851, Pontotoc, MS, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. Marshall died 4 Aug 1865, Pontotoc Co., MS. Children: i Margaret Louise Ann Weatherall b. 28 Jul 1819, SC, d. 25 Nov 1835, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. ii Samuel Watt Weatherall b. 12 Sep 1820, m. 14 Sep 1854, Maria Haseltine Ware, b. 15 Nov 1836, d. 10 Apr 1906, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. Samuel died 23 Apr 1896, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. 4. iii John Theodore Weatherall, Capt. b. 17 Nov 1822. iv James Augustus Weatherall b. 30 Jan 1824, d. 10 Feb 1824. 5. v Joseph Edwin Weatherall b. 10 Apr 1825. 6. vi Mary Elizabeth Weatherall b. 25 Mar 1827. 7. vii Emma Caroline Weatherall b. 28 Jul 1828. 8. viii George Henry Weatherall b. 8 Feb 1830. ix Jane Elizabeth Weatherall b. 13 Jun 1832, SC, d. 10 Aug 1843, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. 9. x Robert Alexander Weatherall b. 10 Jun 1835.
Fourth Generation
4. John Theodore Weatherall, Capt. (3.Marshall3, 2.John2, 1.John1) b. 17 Nov 1822, SC, occupation Lawyer, m. 11 Nov 1852, Mary Elizabeth Adams, b. 2 Mar 1832, TN, (daughter of Stephen Adams, Judge) d. 27 Jul 1885, MS. John died 9 Dec 1863, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. Children: i Watt Adams Weatherall. ii Marshall Weatherall, II b. 13 Aug 1856, MS, d. 30 Jun 1863. iii Susan Houston Weatherall b. 8 Feb 1859, MS, d. 31 Jul 1892. iv Mary Miller Weatherall b. 24 Jun 1861, MS, m. 3 May 1893, Alonzo Johnson, b. 14 Oct 1852, d. 26 May 1898. v John Theodore Weatherall, Jr. b. Jul 1864, MS, d. Jul 1864, MS.
5. Joseph Edwin Weatherall (3.Marshall3, 2.John2, 1.John1) b. 10 Apr 1825, SC, m. 17 Dec 1851, in Pontotoc Co., MS, Ann Haseltine Judson Mallory, b. 10 Mar 1834, Tuscaloosa, AL, (daughter of Thomas Mallory and Mary Bramlett) d. 19 Sep 1902, Plant City, FL, buried: Old Palmeto Cemetery. Joseph died 13 Mar 1902, FL, buried: Old Palmeto Cemetery. Children: i Jane Watt Weatherall. ii Mary "Mollie" Bramlett Weatherall. iii Emma Virginia Weatherall. iv Jesse Edwin Weatherall b. 13 Dec 1856, MS, d. 18 Nov 1857, buried: "Old Monroe Presby. Cem", MS. v Thomas Mallory Weatherall b. 11 Sep 1859, d. 14 Nov 1874. vi Josie Amanda Weatherall b. 22 Feb 1861, d. 2 Jul 1861. vii Lula Lee Weatherall. viii Nettie Ann Weatherall b. 2 Jul 1864, d. 27 Nov 1874. ix Joseph Eugene Weatherall. x Eliza Edwina "Eddie" Weatherall b. 2 Dec 1874, MS, d. Miami, FL.
6. Mary Elizabeth Weatherall (3.Marshall3, 2.John2, 1.John1) b. 25 Mar 1827, Abbeville Dist., SC, m. 29 Mar 1849, in Pontotoc, MS, Harvey Christopher Orr, MD, b. 15 Apr 1826, Anderson Dist., SC, (son of Christopher Orr and Martha McCann) d. 12 Aug 1891, Tupelo, MS. Mary died 27 Jul 1864, Pontotoc, MS. Written by Judge J. A. Orr: "H.C. Orr and Mary Elizabeth Weatherall were married at the residence of Samuel Watt and Mrs. Kyle, batchelor brother and widow sister, who had taken Mary with the consent of Dr. Weatherall (Mary's parents) when two years old and reared and educated her, on Thursday, the 29 March 1849." Children: i Mary Florence Orr b. 14 Sep 1850, Tupelo, MS, m. 21 Sep 1871, Fleetwood Elliott, b. 4 Apr 1849, Rockport, AL, d. 31 Jan 1913, Tupelo, MS. Mary died 7 May 1895, Tupelo, MS. ii Oscar Lawrence Orr b. 11 Jun 1852. iii Martha Talula Orr b. 1854. iv Jane Lynn Orr m. L. W. Reed. v Harvey Orr. vi Marshall Orr.
7. Emma Caroline Weatherall (3.Marshall3, 2.John2, 1.John1) b. 28 Jul 1828, SC, m. 29 Mar 1849, Robert Hall Gresham, d. 15 Jul 1849. Children: i Robert Hall Gresham, Jr. b. 5 Feb 1850.
8. George Henry Weatherall (3.Marshall3, 2.John2, 1.John1) b. 8 Feb 1830, SC, m. 8 Jun 1852, Virginia Threlkkeld, b. 14 Jul 1834, Lawrence Co., AL, d. 24 Sep 1901. George died 20 Aug 1886, Pontotoc, MS. Called "Big George." Children: i Frank Pryor Weatherall b. 22 Nov 1854, d. 16 Jul 1856.
9. Robert Alexander Weatherall (3.Marshall3, 2.John2, 1.John1) b. 10 Jun 1835, Pontotoc, MS, m. 8 Mar 1859, Emma F. Coleman. Robert died 19 Sep 1865. Children: i Georgia Weatherall. ii Lollie Weatherall.