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[13606] The Bliss family seems to be descended from the Norman family of Blois,gradually modified to Bloys, Blyse, Blysse, Blisse, and in Americafinally to Bliss, dated back to the time of the NormanConquest. The nameisnot common in England. The coat-of-arms borne by the Bliss and Bloysfamilies is the same: Sable, a bend vaire, between two fleur-de-lisor.Crest: A hand holding a bundle of arrows. Motto: Semper sursum. Theancient traditions of the Bliss family represent them as living in thesouth of England and belonging to the class known as English yeomanry orfarmers, though at various times some of the family were knights orgentry. They owned the houses and lands they occupied, were free-holdersand entitled to vote for members of parliament. In the early days, ofcourse, they were faithful Roman Catholics, but later after England hadbecome Protestant they became Puritans and became involved in thecontentions between Charles I. and Parliament.
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[943]
Essex County, Va. Will Book 6 (1735-1743) p. 48
Signed August 12, 1736, Proved February 15, 1736/37
In the Name of God Amen
I Edward Clark of Essex County being very sick and weak at present (butof perfect sence & memory thanks be to God for the same) do OrdainConstitute and appoint this to be my last will and Testament in mannerand form following (that is to say) first I recommend my soul to God andmy body to the earth (to be decently buried by my Executor) in hopes of asure and certain Resurrection to life eternal through ye merits ofChrists passion. My Temporal Estate I dispose of in manner following.Item give to my son Edward one Shilling. Item I give to my DaughterMargaret one Shilling. Item I give to my Daughter Elizabeth oneShilling. Item I give to my daughter Ruth one Shilling. Item I give tomy Daughter Mary one Shilling. Item I give all my land to be equallydivided amongst my four sons (Viz) John, Bartholomew, William and James. (Except 50 acres which I give to James to make up for the meanest of hispart.) And my will and meaning is that my son John have his part where heis already Settled. and likewise my son Bartholomew where he is Settled.and my son James to have his part at the head of my land joining onCoventon and Armsted, and my son William to have his part where I nowdwell. with my dwelling house and plantation and all the appurtenancestherto belonging (after my wifes decease) all which said land I do Entaleon my said sons and their heris forever. And if any of my said sonsShould die without heir my will & pleasure is that their part be equallydivided amongst the Survivers. Item all the rest of my Estate either realor personal I give in the use of to my loving wife Ann during herwiddowhood and if my wife should Marry my will and pleasure is that shehave a Childs part and no more.
Item my will and pleasure is that all that part of my Estate that I havegiven ye use of to my wife (after her decease) be Equally divided amongstmy three sons Viz Bartholomew, William and James and their heirs and incase any of them should die without heir then my will is that theirs beequally divided amonst ye survivors.
Item I do also leave my said wife whole and Sole Executrix of this mylast will and Testament hereby revoking all other wills or writingheretofore by me made. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my handand fixed my seal this twelfth day of August one thousand seven hundredand thirty six.
Published int he presence of us
Saml Hipkings his
Mark Boulware Edward E C Clark (seal)
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At a Court held for Essex County at Tappa on the xv's day of FebruaryAnoDom. MDCCXXXVJ This last will & testament of Edward Clark decd wasproved by the oaths of the Exr therin named & also by the oaths of thewitnesses thereto and was admitted to record.
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s/J Beverley C. Cur. (i.e., Clerk of Court)
Know all Men by these presents that we Ann Clark Charles Waller & SamuelHipkins are hld & firmly bound unto Thomas Waring Thos Jones BenjaWinslow & William Roan gens Justices of the County of Essex in the sum ofone thousand pounds Sterl to ye wch paymt well & truly to be made we bindourselves our heirs Exrs Admrs & every of these joyntly & SEVERALLY TOTHE SD Justices their heirs & Successors firmly by these presents.Witnesseth our hands & seals ye XVth day of February Anno Domi MCDCCXXXVJ
The Condition of ye obligation is such ye if ye abovebound Ann Clark Exrof ye last will & Testamt of Edward Clark decd do make or cause to bemade a true & perfect Invt of all .....
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_Samuel B. Clemens __|
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_John Marshall Clemens _|
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| | _Stephen Goggin _______|_____________________
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| |_Parmela Goggin _____|
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| | _Thomas Moorman _____+
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| |_Rachel Clark Moorman _|_Rachel Clark _______
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[20892] Henry died of burns received from an exploding boiler on the steamboat Pennsylvania. He was considered a hero as even though injured from first blast swam back to aid others and was caught by a second blast. Died after several days in hospital, possibly from overdose of morphine.
[20893]
[S211]
Norvan L. Johnson
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[1685]
[S158]
Phillip Auth's genealogy info
[1686]
[S158]
Phillip Auth's genealogy info
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[34875] The bondsman for the marriage was Charles Smith. They were married by Justice of the Peace, Samuel Yancey.
[27076]
[S400]
Ancestral File for Elihu Millikan
[27077]
[S401]
Millikan Research by Gene & June Millikan Cordell
[27078]
[S405]
Posterity of William Millikan
[27079]
[S399]
Brent Milligan's Family Tree II & III
Date of Import: Jun 22, 2002
[27080]
[S400]
Ancestral File for Elihu Millikan
[27081]
[S401]
Millikan Research by Gene & June Millikan Cordell
[27082]
[S399]
Brent Milligan's Family Tree II & III
Date of Import: Jun 22, 2002
[34871]
[S400]
Ancestral File for Elihu Millikan
[34872]
[S1091]
Marriages of Grainger Co., TN. 1796-1837
[34873]
[S1091]
Marriages of Grainger Co., TN. 1796-1837
[34874]
[S399]
Brent Milligan's Family Tree II & III
Date of Import: Jun 22, 2002