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Source: Ancestral Roots 83, 153; Norr; AF; Novel, The Prince of Darkness by P.C. Doherty.
Roots: John de Warenne, Earl of Surrey. Died ca. Michaelmas 1304. Norr: John de Warenne, 7th Earl of Surrey. Doherty: Close companion of Edward I. "Good old Warenne," Edward thought, "with his bluff red face and treacherous black heart. A good soldier and a bad general. His answer to everything was to mount and charge. He had even offered to kill Gaveston."
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John was the leader of the English forces which lost to William Wallace inthe battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297as depicted in the film"Braveheart".
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EARLDOM OF SURREY (VII)
JOHN (DE WARENNE), EARL OF SURREY, only son and heir, by 2nd wife, bornin or after August 1231. His mother released to him his father's lands in Norfolk on 1April 1248, and the King allowed him to have seisin, though he was not of age.In December 1252 he was forbidden to take part in the dispute between the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop-elect of Winchester. In 1254 he joined the Kingat Bordeaux; and on 14 September offered himself as hostage for the King'sdebtthere. In 1255 he joined theother nobles in their resistance to the influx of foreigners into England;in September he was instructed to escort the King of Scotland to theKing. About the same time he was granted to himself and heirs weeklymarkets at several of his manors. In 1257 he went with Richard, Earl of Cornwall, King elect of the Romans, to Almain. By writ dated 14 March1257/8 he was summoned to Chester to perform his service against theWelsh, and frequently thereafter until 1294. In June 1258 he was presentat a Parliament at Oxford, when the nobles demanded the observance of Magna Carta. In July he was one of the Earls assigned as escort to theKing's brothers to Dover and Witsand; in October he was sick at Hampstead Marshall. In March 1260 he was summoned to London with horses and arms,and was directed to live at Clerkenwell or the NewTemple. In April 1260the King returned from France, bringing with him many foreigners and exasperating the nobles, including the Earl. By 28 December the Earl hadgone overseas in the service of Prince Edward. On 20 March 1262/3 helanded at Dover, and in May he was sum. to Worcester; in August he wasappointed to treatof peace with Llewelin, son of Griffith. On 18September he was grantedall thelands of the Normans which he had, orwhich fell within his fee. Between October and December he with many of the magnates joined Simon de Montfort and Prince Edward. On 16 December he assented to the King's agreement to submit the question of the Provisions of Oxford to arbitration by the King of France. On 24 Decemberhe was appointed Keeper of the counties of Surrey and Sussex. In April1264 he garrisoned the Castle of Rochester, where he was besieged forabout a week by Simon de Montfort, until he was relieved by the King; and he was in the Prince's army at the battle of Lewes on 14 May, whence heand the King's brothers fled to Pevensey, subsequently crossing to France.On 10 May 1265 he landed at Pembroke with William de Valence and a bodyof armed men, and the King issued warnings to the sheriffs and others notto encourage them. On 24 May he sued for the return of his lands. On 8 June Prince Edward joined them at Ludlow and on 28 June they were holding many towns. On 1 August they reached Kenilworth. On 7 May 1266 it was ordered that archers should be sent to London to him; and on 27 May, with William de Valence, he went to Bury St. Edmunds to fine the Abbey and the burgesses. Towards the end of May 1267 his negotiations to induce theEarl of Gloucester to submit were successfully concluded; in the Octave of Michaelmas he received a pardon for excesses committed in the recent time of disturbance; and on 10 March 1267/8 was pardoned.
[3599] Entertaining King Edward I at Castle Acre, Norfolk, when the King outlawed the clergy of England for not supporting his French Wars
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During the lives of Carey Allen 1802 to 1865 and of Henry Mason Van Cleave, his son, 1825 to 1858, the period is characterized by Transport Revolutions and slavery in the agriculture of the state of Kentucky.
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Cary Allen Van Cleave
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Father: Aaron Van Cleave Jr Jr
Mother: Rachel Brent
_Jan Cornelissen Van Cleef _____________+
| (1628 - ....) m 1660
_Isabrandt Van Cleef ____________|_Enjeltje Louwerens Pieterse De Norman _
| (1678 - 1728) m 1700 (1646 - 1726)
_Aaron Van Cleef ____|
| (.... - 1780) m 1734|
| | _Aert Jans Van der Bilt ________________+
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| |_Jannetje Aertsen Vanderbilt ____|_Hillegonde Van der Beek _______________
| (1682 - 1728) m 1700
_Aaron Van Cleave Jr Jr_|
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| | _Roelof Martense Schenck _______________+
| | | (1619 - 1704) m 1660
| | _Jan Roelofse Schenck ___________|_Neeltjebgerretse Van Couwenhoven ______
| | | (1670 - 1753) m 1692
| |_Rachel Schenck _____|
| (1708 - 1780) m 1734|
| | _William Gerretse Van Couwenhoven ______+
| | | (1636 - 1728) m 1660
| |_Sarah Willemse Van Couwenhoven _|_Altie Brinckerhoff ____________________
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Carey Allen's namesake was a Presbyterian Circuit Riding Minister. The Indian problem was under control, Kentuckians at least subconsciously missed that epic struggle of the last half century; the fear, horror, excitment and moments of bloody triumph they had known. In search of something else to take its place, charismatic super preachers attracted great throngs of sinners at Camp Meeting revival sessions. They were Presbyterians, Methodist, and Calvinist Baptist. They may have caught the hearts of Carey Allen's parents Aaron and Rachel
"Steam is crowding our eastern cities with western flour...," wrote an observer in 1841. Steaming from New Orleans to Louisville in days versus the keelboat's months, paddle wheelers setriver towns on a growth course. In 1825 New York's Erie Canal sparked a frenzyof state sponsored canal building, often at crippling cost. Soon the Ohio Valley was linked by water to New York City via the Great Lakes. Canals boosted land sales and, by forcing down freight rates, fostered commercial farming in Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Built piecemeal, the National Road to Vandalia, Illinois, offered shippers of eastbound goods a poor alternative to canals and the sea route via New Orleans.
Faster and more flexible than canals, railroads--for the most part privately financed--tied the area north of the Ohio to the Northeast in the 1850s. Cities at junctions thrived on meat- packing, flour milling, and other food processing.
Note: Expand on Slavery in Kentucky in the 1820 to 1864 timeframe.
5. Cary Allen Van Cleave
1802 to 1865
born August 23, 1802, near Loretto, in Washington County, Kentucky.
died May 14, 1865, in Marion County, Kentucky.
Cary Allen was named for a well known traveling Presbyterian Preacher.
married (firstly) December 16, 1823, in Washington County, Kentucky to Sarah (Sally) Beam (born October 20, 1805, died August15, 1840, in Marion County, Kentucky) , the daughter of Jacob Beam, of the Beam Whiskey Distilling Company of Kentucky.
married (secondly) to Paulina Jane Bell (born January 1817/20, in Nelson County, Kentucky), the daughter of Jacob Bell. Cary was prominent and wealthy. He owned a large plantation, with many slaves, near Lebanon, and served several terms as Magistrate. He gave slaves aswedding gifts to all his children by his first wife.
Cary is listed in the1830 Federal Census for Kentucky as living in Washington County. He is listed in the 1840, 1850 and 1860 Federal Censuses for Kentucky as living in Marion County, District # 1, and being a farmer. This covers from age 26 to age 56. In 1860 his farm was valued at $31,000.
His will was written May 6, 1864, and probated June 5, 1865, in Marion County, Kentucky. He left his estate to his second wife and children.
Paulina is listed in the 1870 and 1880 Federal Censuses for Kentucky as living in Marion County, District of Loretto. She is listedin the 1900 Federal Census for Missouri as living with her son John in JacksonCounty, Fort Osage Township.
Cary Allen Van Cleave and Sarah Beam Van Cleave were buried in the Thomas Church Graveyard Cemetery, on a farm near Loretto,in Marion County, but were later moved, as were most of the bodies, and reburied in a Lebanon Cemetery, in Lebanon, Marion County, Kentucky.
CHRONOLOGY OF THE LIFE OF CARY ALLEN VAN CLEAVE (1802-TO-1865)
u.s. population 7,239,881
u.s. sends $50,000 to Venezuala for Earthquake relief. First known foreign aid.
War declared against Great Britain War of 1812
Cary Allen's father Aaron dies.
British capture and burn U.S. Capital, Washington D.C.
Andrew Jackson defeats the British at the Battle of New Orleans.
James Munroe elected Sth President of The U.S. The Constr
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