_William Childers ______+
| (1599 - 1649) m 1617
_Abraham Childress __|_Anne Ramsden __________
| (1622 - 1681) m 1643 (1604 - 1624)
_Abraham Childers ___|
| (1655 - 1698) m 1675|
| | _John Howard ___________
| | | (1596 - 1684)
| |_Jane Howard ________|_Joan Ann Wright _______
| (1622 - 1681) m 1643 (1600 - 1685)
_Henry B Childers ___|
| (1678 - 1727) m 1708|
| | _Henry Pew _____________
| | | (1600 - 1669)
| | _Henry Pew __________|_Mary UNKNOWN __________
| | | (1634 - 1709) (1612 - 1682)
| |_Anne Pew ___________|
| (1655 - 1714) m 1675|
| | _John Milner ___________+
| | | (1616 - 1685)
| |_Jane Milner ________|________________________
| (1635 - 1709)
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|--Thomas Childers
| (1714 - 1739)
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| _Thomas Jones _______|________________________
| | (1635 - 1670) m 1655
| _Thomas Jones _______|
| | (1665 - 1689) |
| | | _Wylle Repps ___________
| | | | (1620 - 1685) m 1630
| | |_Mary Repps _________|_Mary UNKNOWN __________
| | (1633 - 1710) m 1655 (1622 - 1657)
|_Lucretia Jones _____|
(1688 - 1727) m 1708|
| _Josias Abraham Tanner _
| | (1600 - ....) m 1627
| _Joseph Tanner ______|_Ursula Ligon __________
| | (1635 - 1673) m 1662 (1609 - 1650)
|_Martha Tanner ______|
(1666 - 1729) |
| _Unknown Unknown _______
| | (1617 - ....)
|_Mary Unknown _______|________________________
(1639 - 1700) m 1662
_Archibald of Douglas and Hermiston ____________________+
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_William of Douglas ____________________________|_Margaret Crawford _____________________________________
| (.... - 1274)
_William "Le Hardi" Douglas Sir Knight_|
| (1240 - ....) m 1264 |
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| |_Constance of Batail ___________________________|________________________________________________________
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_Archibald Douglas Sir Knight_|
| (1297 - 1333) m 1320 |
| | _Walter Stewart 3rd Hereditary\High Steward of Scotland_+
| | | (.... - 1241)
| | _Alexander Stewart 4th High Steward of Scotland_|_Beatrix Unknown _______________________________________
| | | (.... - 1283)
| |_Elizabeth Stewart ____________________|
| (1245 - ....) m 1264 |
| | _James (Seumas) of Argyl MacRory _______________________
| | | (1190 - ....)
| |_Jean of Argyl MacRory _________________________|_Helen of the Isles MacRorie ___________________________
| (1224 - ....) (1174 - 1212)
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|--William Douglas 1st Earl of Douglas, Earl of Mar
| (1323 - 1384)
| _David de Lindsay of Luffness___________________________+
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| _David De Lindsay Regent Of Scotland____________|_Unknown Crawford ______________________________________
| | (1235 - 1279) m 1266
| _Alexander De Lindsay Sir______________|
| | (1267 - 1308) |
| | | _Walter de Lindsay of Lamberton and Moleswort___________+
| | | | (.... - 1271)
| | |_Margaret De Lindsay ___________________________|_Christian Unknown _____________________________________
| | (1247 - 1274) m 1266
|_Beatrix de Lindsay __________|
(1291 - ....) m 1320 |
| _Walter Stewart 3rd Hereditary\High Steward of Scotland_+
| | (.... - 1241)
| _Alexander Stewart 4th High Steward of Scotland_|_Beatrix Unknown _______________________________________
| | (.... - 1283)
|_Unknown Stewart ______________________|
|
| _James (Seumas) of Argyl MacRory _______________________
| | (1190 - ....)
|_Jean of Argyl MacRory _________________________|_Helen of the Isles MacRorie ___________________________
(1224 - ....) (1174 - 1212)
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_Lafayette Grover __________|_____________________
| (1880 - 1953) m 1899
_Fred Miles Grover _______|
| (1907 - 1989) |
| | _John Parkinson _____
| | | (1847 - 1931) m 1875
| |_Ellen Elizabeth Parkinson _|_Lulu May Hall ______
| (1882 - 1952) m 1899 (1858 - 1946)
_Wayne E. Grover ____|
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| | _____________________
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| | ____________________________|_____________________
| | |
| |_Lavona Anna Christensen _|
| |
| | _____________________
| | |
| |____________________________|_____________________
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|--Buddie Lee Grover
| (1953 - 1977)
| _____________________
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| ____________________________|_____________________
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| __________________________|
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| | |____________________________|_____________________
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|_Marlene Patterson __|
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| _____________________
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| ____________________________|_____________________
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|__________________________|
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| _____________________
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|____________________________|_____________________
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_Robert Lovett ______|
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_John Lovett ________|
| (1535 - 1579) m 1560|
| | __
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| |__|__
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|--Jeames Lovett
| (1565 - 1634)
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| _Jeames Byrch _______|
| | (1512 - ....) |
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|_Jone Byrch _________|
(1539 - 1596) m 1560|
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Some of Thomas Mildenhall's children emigrated to America with William Penn in
1682 and settled in Pennsylvania. Most of Thomas' descendants acquired the
name "Mendenhall", both in America and England. However, some of the ones in
England still use the name "Mildenhall". Thomas was a Quaker and is said to
have been one of the earliest followers of the Quaker founder, George Fox.
Marridge Hill, where Thomas died, was the Mendenhall family estate in
Ramesbury Parish, Wiltshire, England. The Manor house is no longer standing.
[1255]
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Georgia FGS from W. Dean Leonard, San Jose, California
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Georgia FGS from W. Dean Leonard, San Jose, California
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FGS from Thomas A. Valentine, Roswell, Georgia FGS from W. Dean Leonard, San Jose, California
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_Charles Franklin Peyton _|
| (1896 - 1959) m 1920 |
| | ______________________
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| _Benjamin Sawyer _____
| | (1776 - 1875) m 1800
| _Theron Eusebius Sawyer _|_Elizabeth Henderson _
| | (1814 - 1869) m 1836 (1783 - 1845)
| _Samuel Henry Sawyer ___|
| | (1854 - 1938) m 1882 |
| | | ______________________
| | | |
| | |_Harriet Hannah Stokes __|______________________
| | (1814 - 1901) m 1836
|_Maggie Viola Sawyer _____|
(1893 - 1959) m 1920 |
| ______________________
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| _________________________|______________________
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|_Sarah Cordelia Sutton _|
(1865 - 1937) m 1882 |
| ______________________
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|_________________________|______________________
[16994]
U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt is a descendant.
Elizabeth was thought to be a widow when she married Richard Warren (Elizabeth Jonnet Marsh), and it was a second marriage for them both.There is a great debate that is still under way as to her correct surname. Some claim it was Pratt, others Jonnet, Jonatt, Joueatt, etc..The only thing the experts can agree on to date is that her first name was Elizabeth and she is the Mother of 5 daughters and two sons by Richard Warren.
Mrs. Warren was a woman of wealth and was rated in the Plymouth tax listof 1632/3 as of the first purchasers of Dartmouth. A study of the early records leads to the conclusion that she was a woman of force and social position in the community, and she is spoken of therein as "Mistress Elizabeth Warren" a designation by no means common. She is one of the rare instances in that early colony of continued widowhood. A glimpse ofone side of her domestic life is to be had in connection with the prosecution of her servant Thomas Williams July 5, 1635, for "Speaking profane and blasphemous speeches against the majesty of God." There being some dissension between him and his dame, she after other things exhorted him to fear God and do his duty. Her 5 daughters accompanied her on the"Ann" in 1623. Upon the marriage of her daughters, Mrs. Warren conveyed to their respective husbands certain lands, variously located at Eel River. She died in Plymouth Oct. 2, 1673, aged above 90 years. Beside the daughters brought from England they had two sons born in America.
!Source: Samuel Richardson and Josiah Ellsworth , Page 78, Author: RuthEllsworth Richardson, Call Number: CS71.R52.
Three Hundred Colonial Ancestors and War Service , Page 315.
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The widow Elizabeth Warren survived her husband and proved herself competent to bring up her children, arranged marriages for all of them and managed the property left to her. She was taxed in 1632/3 at 12 shillings and the next year at 9 shillings. He lands bore namesreminiscent of former English homes and these are names that we still have south of here: Wellingsley, and Hobs Hole, and also she had a home that was called Slowly House.
1637: the Plymouth court recognized her as a Purchaser, as successor to her husband in 1637, in an order that first mentions the husbands of three of her daughters, "It is agreed upon by consent of the whole court that Elizabeth Warren, widow, the relict of Mr. Warren deceased, shall beentered and stand and be Purchaser instead of her husband as well because that he dying before he had performed the said bargain the said Elizabeth performed the same after his decease as also for establishing lots ofland formerly given by her unto her sone-in-law Richard Church, Robert Bartlet and Thomas Little in marriage with her daughters." The highway,when it was established towards Eel River, passed west of Robert Bartlett and Thomas Little and east of Mrs. Warren and Richard Church.
1661/2: In his will, her son Nathaniel Warren mentioned his wife and children and then a couple of weeks later he added a codicil mentioning his mother, his brother and all five of his married sisters. His mother survived Nathaniel by six years.
She was a woman of 'rare intellect' and 'genteel presence, carrying herself with such grace and dignity' that she became known throughout the Colonyas "mistress Warren", a designation by no means common. she survived her husband about forty-five years, and never married again, dying in 1673 at the age of 90.
1673, 2 [?22] Oct: Her death is recorded "Mistress Warren, an aged widow, above 90 years, deceased on the 2nd of Oct. 1673 who having lived a Godlylife came to her grave as a shock of corn fully ripe. She was honorably buried on the 24th of Oct. aforesaid." Nothing explains why they waited 22 days to bury her. Undoubtedly, the person who recorded it should have written that she died on the 22nd and not the 2nd.
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John Kahlerl (jbkaherl@aol.com)
[16996]
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Craig E. Bryant
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John Kahlerl (jbkaherl@aol.com)
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Warren MFIP, Ed 5, pg 1 (1995)
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Warren, by Mrs. Roebling, NEHGR 55:71-72 (1901)
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Grt.Mig. (Warren) NEHGS ONLINE Vol. I-III (2 Jul 2003)