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Garrett Hendricks Dewees, b 1640 Netherlands, m 1662 Sijtske Lieuwes , arrived (NYC) 1664 , d c 1700 PA
Cornelius Dewees, b c 1682 New York City, m c 1706 Margaret Kuster, d c 1735 PA
Garrett Dewees, b c 1707 Germantown, PA, m c 1730 Mary, d c 1769, PA
William Dewees, b c 1733 Philadelphia, PA, m c 1759 Hannah Gearheart PA, d c 1807 VA
David Dewees, b 1766 PA, m 1787 Jane Harry, Botetourt County VA, d c 1834 Putnam County, IN
Thomas Dewees, b 1798 Knox Cnty, KY, m America Oatman 1825 Putnam Cnty, IN, d 1864 Lavaca Co, TX Ira Adelbert Dewees, b 1847 Dundee, IL, m Georgia Kerr 1871 San Antonio, TX, d 1932 W. Palm Bch, Fl
Robert Adelbert Dewees, b 1874 San Antonio, TX, m Margaret Long 1897 Keswick, VA, d 1958 W P Bch, Fl Adelbert Long Dewees, b 1897 Chicago, IL, m Eunice Cone 1922 Titusville, Fl, d 1988 Titusville, Fl
Adelbert Cone Dewees, b Eau Gallie, Fl, m Mary Redding Fl, gatorgma@cox.net 189672
Gerret Hendricks Dewees GENERATION ONE
Emigrated to America (United States) about 1662/63. Lived in what is now New York City between 1663 and 1690.
Purchased property in 1691, as per copy of deed annexed.
Deed from Herman op de Graff to Gerrett Hendricks de Wees.
By these Presents be it known to all whom it may concern. THAT WHEREAS. Dirck Sipman at present residing in the city of Crefelt in the county of Cologne, did purchase of William Penn. Proprietor and Governor of the Province of Pennsylvania. Certain 5.000 acres of land in the said Province whereof he is at present in lawful possession and of which I Herman op de Graff by virtue of the full powers unto me for that purpose given. Do grant unto Gerrett Hendricks deWees under the yearly rent of two Rix Dollars or 2 pieces of Eight yearly forever. Certain 50 acres of land situate in the German Township part whereof consists in a Town lot of the breadth of 14 Perches and 4 feet. Bounded on the one side towards the South East by William Reittinghousen, and on the other side towards the North West by Dirck Keysers Land extending Westward to the Main Street and Northward to the German Township line and containing XXX acres and the remaining XX are situate amongst the said Germantown outside lotts extending and bounded also on the southeast by William Reittinghousen on the northwest by Dirck Keyser, Northward by the Township line, and Westward by the division street, and of the same breadth of XXX Perches Which 50 acres of Land situated as above I the said Herman op de Graff as attorney of (and in the name of) the said Dirck Sipman do hereby grant unto the said Gerrett Hendricks de Wees, Together with all the rights, titles and interests of the said Dirck Sipman of, in and to the same to the intent and purpose that the said Gerrett Hendricks de Wees his Heirs and Assigns hereafter forever possessing the same shall and may peaceably and unmolested, have hold and possess the same herein granted Land with any claim and demand of the aforesaid Dirck Sipman his Heirs and Assigns. On the other hand the said Gerrett Hendricks deWees hereby binds
himself his Heirs and Assigns yearly on the first day of the first month commonly called March to pay unto the said Dirck Sipman his Heirs and As signs forever, The said yearly rent of 2 Rix Dollars or 2 pieces of Eight the payment of which yearly rent to be made in the year 1691 on the first day of March .
And lastly the said Gerrett Hendricks de Wees shall be obliged in order for the more better assurance of his right to the said (50) acres of Land to cause this present grant or a sufficient Extract thereof to be duly entered into the appointed Public Town Record.
In Testimony whereof the Parties have set their hands and Seals hereunto. Done at Germantown 1690 the 1st day of the first month commonly called March.
Witnesses. Herman op de Graff (Seal) Isaac Shumaker. Gerret Hendricks de Wees (Seal) Paul Wulff. Passed in the Court of Records ye 22nd. 9th. M. 1698. (Deed Book, I; 9, 218._Philadelphia, Pa.)
According to the following, found in the Recorder's office in Philadelphia, the above lot of ground was sold by Zytian de Wees, widow of Gerret Hendricks de Wees, through her Attorney, Claus Rittenhouse, in 1701, to Conrad Cod Weis:
THIS ENDENTURE made the 23d. day of December one thousand seven hundred and one between Claus Ruttinghuysen, lawful Attorney of Zytian de Wees widow of Gerric Hendricks deWees. on the one part, and John Conrad Cod Weis of Germantown on the other part, for and in consideration of 23 pounds current silver money of Pennsylvania a certain half lot containing 25 acres. and a further consideration of a yearly rent of six shillings to be paid to Dirck Sipman his Heirs and Assigns forever. Witnessed by Hans Senrussmirls. Peter Keyser. (Exemplification Records. I, 390.)
Claus Ruttinghuysen, Attorney, etc., for Zytian de
Wees, widow of Garrett Hendricks de Wees, sold the other half lot to John Henry Mehls, the same then being in possession of Zytian deWees, widow of Garrett Hendricks de Wees, for the sum of 17 pounds. Witnessed by Arret Klinkin and Peter Keyser. (Exemplification Records, 8, 392, L.)
Deed from John Conrad Codweis to William Dewees. This Indenture made October 2nd. 1703. between John Conrad Codweis of Germantown county of Philadelphia, Province of Pennsylvania, on the one part. and William Dewees of the same Township, County and Province on the other part. WITNESSETH THAT THE SAID John Conrad Codweis for and in consideration of the sum of twenty seven pounds, current silver money of Pennsylvania which sum is secured to be paid by a bill of mortgage under the said William Dewees's hand and seal bearing date with these presents, the receipt whereof lie the said John Conrad Codweis doth hereby acknowledge, and for both acquit and discharge the said William Dewees his heirs and assigns forever. doth Grant, Bargain &c a certain half lot in Germantown March unto Gerard Hendricks de Wees by a deed of Enfoeffin dated the first of March 1690. acknowledged in open court March Conrad Codweis, by virtue of a deed of sale from the above mentioned Gerard Hendricks de Wees' widow Zytian dated the 18th day of April 1701. acknowledged in a court of records, held at Germantown 1703.
John Conrad Weis. Exemplification records. No.8, p.386. Recorder of Deeds' Office, Philadelphia, Pa.
This same land was sold by William Dewees to Conrad Rutters, on the 22d of 11th month, commonly
"From the DeWees/Deweese/Duese newsletter"
"Garrett Hendricks de Wees" (1641 - ca.1700)
part III The Dutch period (1641 - 1663)
by Curtis Dewees & Jack C. Vaughn
"Gerrijt Hendrix of Amsterdam and Sijtske Liuwes in this town((Lieuwarden),have been announced the 14th,21st and 28th of September. Confirmed (married) same 1662.
Hendrick Adriaensz DeWees (1615 - 1679)
Sijtske Lieuwes Dewees (1649 - 1703)
Wilhelmina Dewees Rittenhouse (1673 - 1737)*
Lieuwes Lambert Dewees (1674 - 1743)*
William Dewees (1678 - 1745)*
Cornelius Deweese (1682 - 1735)*
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Cornelius Deweese, Sr GENERATION TWO
Death: Dec., 1735
***Cornelius DeWeese (son of Garrett Hendricks DeWeese > and Zytian Liuwes was born 1682, and died Aft. 1735 in Philadephia, Pa.. He married Margaret Custer on 1708 in Germantown, Pa.
More About Cornelius DeWeese:
Christening: Dec 20, 1682, Dutch Reformed, New Amsterdam, New York City, Ny..
More About Cornelius DeWeese and Margaret Custer:
Marriage: 1708, Germantown, Pa.
Children of Cornelius DeWeese and Margaret Custer are:
+Garret DeWeese , b. 1708, Gernamtown, Old Philadelphia, Pa., d. 1767, Berks, Pa.
John Johannes DeWeese , b. May 29, 1710, Bensalem, Bucks, Pa..
Christine DeWeese ml, b. 1711, PerkiomenTwp., Old Philadelphia, Pa..
Catrina DeWeese , b. Sep 4, 1711, Southampton, Bucks, Pa..
Cornelius DeWeese , b. Bef. 1713, New York, NY.
William DeWeese , b. 1714, PerkiomenTwp., Old Philadelphia, Pa..
XX Cornelius DeWeese , b. 1716, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa., d. Jan 1751/52, Philadephia, Pa.XX
Samuel DeWeese , b. 1718, Berks Co., Pa, d. 1777, Near Allentown, Berks Co., Pa..
***Notes for Cornelius Deweese
Cornelius Dewees was presumably the son of Garret Hendricks de wees who settled in Germantown, Pa in 1689 with his 3 sons and one daughter, Wilhelmina who married Nicholas Rittenhouse. His second son, Cornelius, born in Holland, settled in Skippack township in the Perkiomen region, on a farm which he and his brother William bought in partnership in 1708. He married Margaret Koster or Kuster and had several children.
Cornelius Dewees chose the occupation as farmer and took up residence in what is now Montgomery Co. His descendants are scattered throughout PA, OH and other states having amassed fortunes by tilling the soil.
In 1708 Cornelius moved to the Van Bebber tract, which comprised what is now Perkiomen Township. Both Cornelius and his brother William sent their children to the school taught by Francis Daniel Pastorius at Germantown.
In Rupps collection of 30,000 names of emigrants to PA:
First Settlers at Gemantown 1683-1710.
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Gerret Hendricks Dewees (1640 - 1701)
Margaret Custer Deweese (1690 - 1753)*
Garret Deweese (1708 - 1769)*
John Johannes Dewees (1710 - ____)*
Cornelius Dewees (1713 - 1826)*
Samuel Dewees (1715 - 1777)*
Cornelius Deweese (1682 - 1735)
Created by: BONNIE & CLYDE DEWEESE
Find A Grave Memorial# 116457470
Baptismal Records for brothers Cornelius and William "DeWease", sons of Garrett and Mary. From records of St Gabriel's Episcopal Church, Douglassville, Amity Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania. William born Jan 1733; Baptized July 29, 1753.
GARRETT DEWEES GENERATION THREE
GARRETT DEWEES 17.CORNELIUS DEWEES 7.GERRET HENDRICKS DEWEES
2.HENDRICK ADRIAENSZ DE WEES 1.ADRIAEN HEYNDRICKS DE WEES
Garrett Dewees, a son of Cornelius and Margaret (Kuster) DeWees was
born about 1710. He married Mary ------- about 1730.
Children of Garrett and Mary DeWees.
102. (1). Henry
m. Elizabeth Hughes
103. (2). Cornelius b. Mar 22, 1731
m. Elizabeth Jones Dec 26, 1752.
104. (3). William b. Jan 01, 1733
105. (4). Elizabeth b. 1735
m. James Burns May 03, 1754.
Garrett Deweese, son of Cornelius and Margaret Kuster Deweese. He was born in Pennsylvania. His brother John was baptized in 1710, so Garrett was probably born sometime around then. Don't you love the accuracy of all this? His father was a farmer, his uncles and cousins mill-owners.
He married Mary Unknown, probably in the late 1720s. (Their first child was born ~1730.)
Second son Cornelius was baptized at St Gabriel's Episcopal Church in Douglasville in 1731. (I believe this was later part of Berks County, which was formed in 1751.) Son William was baptized in the same place in . . . well, my notes say 1753, but that seems like quite a stretch. The books about the Deweese family (by La Munyan and Bayless) say he was born in 1733, so I think someone, probably me, made a typo.
St Gabriel's Episcopal, Douglasville
Deweese, Cornelius 22 Mar 1731 - Garret & Mary
William Jan 1753 - Garret & Mary (probably 1733)
John 2 Feb 1753 - Cornelius & Elizabeth
Elizabeth 1755 - Cornelius & Elizabeth
Paul, Frederic G. Berks County, Pennsylvania, births, 1705-1800. (Reading, Pa. : HP Pub., c1988-)
Another source, John T Humphreys, lists Elizabeth Deneese - parents Cornelius and Elizabeth - as being born 9 Oct 1754 and being baptized in St Gabriel's Episcopal in Amity. Possibly Douglasville was an early name for - or suburb of - Amity???
I haven't found documentary information for the rest of the children - yet? And the two Deweese books do not agree. He and Mary may have had 5 children altogether (Bayless lists 3, La Munyan 4 - but a slightly different mixture):
Edward, born about 1730 (Bayless)
Cornelius, born 22 March 1730/31 (La Munyan)
William, born 1 January 1732/33 (both)
Elizabeth, born 1735 (La Munyan)
Henry, born 1746 (both)
That seems quite a gap between Elizabeth (1735) and Henry (1746), but I have no explanation for it.
Note - from D. Johnson, Nov 2010 - she includes John b 1744 and Paul on the list of children, and omits Edward.
In 1734, he is listed as one of the people who owned land in Philadelphia County:
Hanover Township
Cornelius De Wees 24
Garret De Wees 100
Rupp, 30K Names, Appendix 1, p. 430
In 1752, he and his son? Cornelius were in Berks County (Robeson Twp):
Garrett Dewese - Robeson
Cornelius Dewese - Robeson
Williams, Richard T. And Mildred C Williams. 1752 list of taxables, Berks County, Pennsylvania. (Danboro, Pa. : Williams, [1976?])
Garrett and Cornelius were still in Robeson for the 1754 tax list:
Robeson acres? tax
Garrett Denese 20 5
Cornelius 10 26
In 1767, only Garrett was still in Berks County, but he had moved to Reading Town, where he had a house and a town lot. (This information has been reprinted in several places; it comes originally from the Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series.)
He is not on the 1779 Pennsylvania septennial census for Berks County, which is next list I have found at the Historical Society Library. There may be other places to look. But he supposedly died in 1769. Nothing more is known of him.
Of the children:
Edward - nothing more known
Cornelius bp 1731 - married Elizabeth Jones on 25 Dec 1752 - 2 children, John & Elizabeth (baptized Douglasville, above)
(he may have gone to Virginia? There is a Cornelius on the tax list of 1775 for Botetourt County.)
William bp 1733 - married Unknown - 4 children, Edward, Garrett, William, Henry
email from D Johnson, 28 November 2010 - information from her grandfather:
William DeWeese 1733-1807 - married Hannah Nellie Gearhart (m Berks Co, PA 1757) - moved to Montgomery Co, VA - children: Mary, William, Samuel, David, Thomas, Jesse, Eleanor - son Jesse Grand was administrator of will - moved to Kentucky - several children moved to Butler Co, Ky - later on to Illinois, Missouri. There is a William Deweese (also Hannah, David and Jesse) on the tax lists in Virginia.
Elizabeth - married James Burnes on 3 May 1751. nothing more known.
Henry, our next ancestor - married Elizabeth Hughes in 1768 - 9 children.
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William Deweese GENERATION FOUR
Birth: Dec., 1730
Gabriel Ancestors Who Served in the American Revolution
: Battle of Yorktown. Source:
MARTIN ARMSTRONG (1740-1808)
Served as: Colonel, Surry County North Carolina Militia
Descent: Martin Armstrong > Thomas Temple Armstrong > Jane B. Armstrong > Eliza Jane French > Isaac A.B. Smith > Effie Frances Smith > Bernice Mary Libel Gabriel
Battles:
Cherokee War of 1776-1777
Col. Martin Armstrong commanded a regiment of Surry County militia that accompanied General Griffith Rutherford on what is known as the Rutherford Expedition or the "Rutherford Trace" -- a 300-mile slash-and-burn campaign that has been compared to Sherman's March to Atlanta. See the testament of William Lenoir in the pension files at this link:
For historical background
Battle of Camden, August 16, 1780
Battle of Guilford Court House, March 15, 1781
Before the war, Martin Armstrong was one of the founders of Surry County, NC. After the war, the 1790 Census shows him living with is wife, Mary Ann Tate, in nearby Stokes County.
Gen. Martin Armstrong became Surveyor General of the Northwest Territory, and as such became immediately embroiled in the political battles and scandals that surrounded the distribution of land grants to veterans of the war. Land grant reform became one of he hot issues during the election of President Andrew Jackson.
Armstrong moved to Tennessee, where he became one of the original surveyors and founders of the city of Clarksville, Tennessee. He died at Nashville, TN in 1808.
Above: George Washington's Headquarters at Valley Forge, a house that once belonged to the Dewees Family, has been fully restored and may now be seen at Valley Forge National Park.
WILLIAM MEHLS DEWEES SR. (1711 - 1790)
Served as: Sheriff of Philadelphia County, and his son
WILLIAM FARMAR DEWEES JR (1739 - 1809)
Served as: Lt. Colonel of Pennsylvania militia and the owner of "Mount Joy Forge," Valley Forge, PA.
The Gabriels are not direct descendants of these two William Deweeses -- the Gabriels are descendants of cousins who were also named William Dewees Sr. (1732-1807) and William Dewees Jr. (abt. 1779 - 1812). Both lines descend from sons of Garrett Hendricks Dewees (1640 - 1701) who immigrated ca. 1690 and died in Philadelphia.
Thus the Gabriels are only laterally related to the owners of Valley Forge, but the Dewees family from Germantown, PA, is a colorful and well-connected one that certainly deserves special mention. Through them, the Gabriels of St. Joseph, MO are related (as distant cousins) to Gen. George Armstrong Custer and to architect Benjamin Latrobe, the man who designed the Capitol building in Washington, D.C.
Descent to Gabriels
The Gabriels of St. Joseph, MO descend from Gerret's youngest son, Cornelius: Gerhard (Gerrit) Hendricks De Wees > Cornelius Dewees > Garret Dewees > William Dewees Sr. (1732 - 1807) who married Hannah "Nelly" Gearhart > William Dewees Jr. (1779 - 1812) who married Mary "Polly" > Peter Deweese > Andrew Jackson Deweese > Leona Deweese who married Isaac A.B. Smith > Effie Frances Smith > Bernice Libel Gabriel
See the pedigree at the Gilkey family site:
Descent to "Valley Forge" Deweeses
The Dewees family who owned the house and forge at Valley Forge, PA, stem from Gerret Hendrick De Wees's third son, Willem: Gerret Hendrick Dewees > Willem Dewees (Papermaker) > William Mehls Dewees Sr. (Sheriff) > Lt. Col. William Farmar Dewees Jr., who married Sarah Potts, daughter of Joseph Potts, the original owner of the forge.
See the article "Who Was William Dewees Sr.?" at the Dewees Family History site:
Charles Baker has provided some wonderful photographs, profiles and a well-done pedigree at his own blogspot, Below: Valley Forge National Park, seen from the air.
Descent to Benjamin H. Latrobe, architect=====.
Benjamin Henry Latrobe (1764-1820), the "Father of Ameican Architecture," descends from a grandaughter of Willem Dewees (Papermaker). Put a different way, Latrobe's mother, Anna Margareta Antes, was the niece of William Dewees Sr., the Sheriff of Philadelphia, PA, and a first cousin to William Dewees Jr., the owner of the forge at Valley Forge:
Gerret Hendricks Dewees > Willem Dewees > Christina Elizabetha Dewees (1702-1782) who married her father's business partner, a brilliant architect, named John Henry Antes (1701-1755) > 11 children, including Col. Frederick Antes and his sister, Anna Margareta Antes who moved to England and married the Rev. Benjamin Latrobe > Benjamin H. Latrobe.
For a Wikipedia article on Benjamin H. Latrobe's life:
For an article by William Hughes on "Latrobe's Pennsylvania-German Family":
Dewees Soldiers in the Revolution
The Dewees family are "Old Dutch" who settled in Germantown, PA, ca 1690. Many of the members of this family were Quakers, and therefore they do not appear on the military rolls.
For a listing of Dewees men who did serve as "Soldiers of the American Revolution, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania" see (at the bottom of this web page):
The Lt. Col. William Dewees who owned and operated "Mount Joy Forge" better known as Valley Forge, was a Quaker. Because the iron works were essential to the war effort, he was commissioned with the honorary title of Colonel, but it appears that he did not fight in any battles.
For the History of Valley Forge Ownership, see:
For the Descendants of William Dewees, see:
Another good source: Richards, Henry M. The Pennsylvania-German in the Revolutionary War 1775-1783 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1991, orig. published 1908) pp. 453-455
For more background on early members of the Dewees family (Garret, Cornelius and William Dewees) who settled in Germantown, PA, see the free Google Book: "On the Frontier with Colonel Antes" (pp. 22-24). All one has to do to get the book is Google the title.
The same book provides an interesting history of the Dewees Family and Valley Forge on pages 481-482.
J. PETER DINGESS (1738-1809)
Served as: Artillery man, Col. Trigg's Battalion, Lafayette's Corps
Descent: Johan Peter Dingess > Mary "Polly" Dingess > Napoleon Bonaparte French > Eliza Jane French > Isaac A.B. Smith > Effie Frances Smith > Bernice Mary Libel Gabriel
Battle of Point Pleasant, October 10, 1774
(also known as "Lord Dunmore's War") under General Lewis.
Battle of Yorktown, October 19, 1781
Photo of grave stone:
MATTHEW FRENCH (1732-1814)
Served as: Private in Montgomery Co., VA, Militia, under Capt. Thomas Shannon, Maj. Joseph Cloyd's Company, Col. William Preston's Battalion
Descent: Matthew French > David French > Napoleon Bonaparte French > Eliza Jane French > Isaac A.B. Smith > Effie Frances Smith > Bernice Mary (Libel) Gabriel
Battle of Wetzell's Mill, March 6, 1781
rom "A History of the New River Settlements and Contiguous Territory" by David E. Johnston, Chapter 4:
"Cornwallis' march into upper Carolina had greatly alarmed the Virginians and General Greene wrote letters to Governor Jefferson and to the various commanders of detached bodies of troops in Virginia asking help, and among those to whom he addressed his urgent appeals were Preston, Sevier, Shelby and Campbell. Colonel William Preston on February 10, 1781, ordered the militia of Montgomery County to assemble at the Lead Mines, and on the day appointed three hundred and fifty men assembled pursuant to the order of their commander.
"Major Joseph Cloyd, assembled and led the Middle New River men. It is to be regretted that the names of the men who went with Preston and Cloyd have not been preserved. One company went from the Middle New River valley, which was commanded by Captain Thomas Shannon, of Walker's Creek, and one of his lieutenants was Alexander Marrs. A few names only of the privates who went along have been secured. They were Matthew French, John French, Edward Hale, Joseph Hare, Isaac Cole and Thomas Farley.
"Preston began his march on the 18th day of February and reported to General Greene on the 28th day of that month, who assigned him to the command of General Andrew Pickens. On his way to report to Pickens he seems to have gotten between the American and British outposts, and camped for the night in close proximity to the British without knowing that they were near him.
"On the second day of March, 1781, Lee's Legion and Preston's men had a spirited encounter with Tarleton, which General Greene in a dispatch to General Washington thus notices: 'On the Second, Lieutenant Colonel Lee with a detachment of riflemen attacked the advance of the British army under Tarleton and killed and wounded thirty of them.'
"On the sixth of March at Whitsell's (Wetzell's mill), North Carolina, Williams' men, Pickens and his command, including Lee's Legion and Preston's Backwoodsmen, met the British and a severe engagement took place. The Americans were compelled to retreat, and Preston's horse took fright and ran through a mill pond near the British, threw Preston off and escaped into the British lines. Colonel Preston, being quite a fleshy man, found it difficult to keep up with the retreating army, and Major Cloyd seeing his condition dismounted and gave Preston his horse.
"On the eve of going into this battle John French, son of Matthew, and a member of Captain Shannon's company, was detailed as one of the guards to the wagon train. So soon as the firing began at the creek French left the train. Without orders -- in fact against orders --and went to the fight, joined therein and shot one of the enemy. The officer in charge of the wagon train reported him for disobedience of orders, and demanded that he be court martialed. Major Cloyd remarked that as French ran not from the fight, but towards it, if they court martialed him for such a cause, he would never again draw his sword in behalf of the country."
Battle of Guilford Courthouse, March 15, 1781
"The Americans continued their retreat to Guilford Court House, where the main body of Greene's army had assembled to fight Cornwallis. In the meantime, Colonel William Campbell with about sixty men had joined General Greene, and Preston's Montgomery men were placed under his, Campbell's, command on the extreme left of Greene's army. Colonel Tarleton says, in his Southern Campaigns pp 241, "That in the battle of Guilford Court House he held the right of the British army and that his troops were badly hurt by the Backwoodsmen from Virginia, that they stood behind a fence until the British Infantry with their bayonets climbed over the same."
"The Americans were defeated in this battle, and there were some criticisms as to the behavior of these Backwoodsmen or militia, and Colonel Preston in a letter to Governor Jefferson, written on the 10th of April, 1781, complaining of this criticism, and the injustice to his men, says, "that part of the men were in one action and all of the men were in two actions." Judge Schenek, in his "North Carolina 1780-81," credits Colonel Martin Armstrong with leading a body of Surry County men in the battle of Guilford Court House.
After the close of this battle the militia returned to their homes, which were then threatened by Indian incursions, their services being badly needed along the frontier to suppress the Indian forays and outrages."
JESSE HALL (1760-1848)
Enlisted February 1776 at age of 15.
Served as: Private in Dutchess Co. NY militia under Capt. Nathan Pierce, attached to Colonel Richmore's 1st NY Line, Gen. Alexander McDougal's Brigade.
Descent: Jesse Hall > Freeborn Hall > Rozena Hall > Leona Elizabeth Deweese > Effie Frances Smith > Bernice Mary (Libel) Gabrie
Battle of Long Island, August 27, 1776
Battle of White Plains, October 28, 1776
Re-enlisted, April 1777
Jesse Hall and Asa Hall served as privates in Col. Morris Graham's NY Regiment of Levies, Capt. Isaac Vail's Company of Dutchess and Ulster Co. Militia
Battle of Bemis Heights (2nd Saratoga) October 7, 1777
Col. Morris Graham's Dutchess and Ulster County militia served under Maj. Gen. Benjamin Lincoln's Division in Brig. Gen. John Glover's Brigade (the right wing of the battleline)
Surrender of Burgoyne at Saratoga, October 16, 1777
See the order of battle at:
Glover's Brigade fought at the Battle of Saratoga, which means Jesse Hall and Asa Hall were probably present at the surrender of Gentleman Johnny Burgoyne.
The amazing victory at Saratoga changed the fate of American history. See:
.americanrevolution.com/BurgoyneSurrender.
Picture of Jesse Hall's Gravestone:
JEREMIAH PATE (1754-1819)
Served as: Captain in a force of VA militia marched by Capt. Adam Clements from Bedford County to the assistance of Gen. Greene in South Carolina May 1, 1781
Source: Gwathmey, John H. Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution 1775-1783
(Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1987) p. 607
Descent: Jeremiah Pate > Catherine Pate > Rozena Hall > Leona Elizabeth Deweese > Effie Frances Smith > Bernice (Libel) Gabriel
ISAAC SMITH (1745-1801)
Served as: Private, Culpeper County, VA, militia, Lafayette's Corps.
Descent: Isaac Smith Sr. > Isaac Smith Jr. > Benjamine Smith > Theodore Smith > Isaac A.B. Smith > Effie Frances Smith > Bernice (Libel) Gabriel
Isaac Smith Senior appears in the Daughters' of the American Revolution Patriot Index, Volume I, page 626.
Posted by Mark Shernick Labels: American Revolution >, Battle of Guilford Courthouse Tuesday, August 25, 2009
How the Grosh Family of Pennsylvania Saved the Union : Ethan Allen and Hosea Grosh, ca. 1849, before they left for San Francisco. Source: Nevada Historical Society
Bernice (Libel) Gabriel descends from the Grosh (Grusch) family of Lancaster County, PA, through her paternal grandmother Mary Augusta Halling, who was the daughter of Mary Beatrice Grosh (1825 - 1908).
Of the Grosh family, it has been said that they "saved the Union." This may sound like one of Mark Twain's tall tales, but there may be some truth to the story. With a few stretches, here and there.
Four years before the Civil War began, in 1857, two Grosh brothers, Hosea and Ethan Allen Grosh from Marietta, PA, discovered the famous "Comstock Lode" near Virginia City, NV. Without the money generated by this legendary ledge of silver and gold, the federal government might never have been able to pay for the war.
See the Wikipedia article on the Comstock Lode at this link:
The story of the Grosh brothers may be found in "Back-Trailing on the Old Frontier" by Charles M. Russell ( Cheely-Raban Syndicate: Great Falls, MT, 1922) at this link:
A more detailed and colorful telling of the story was reprinted by the Nevada Observer on 19 December 2005. This account was taken from Volume I of the History of Nevada (1912), edited by Sam P. Davis, Chapter XIII "Early Mining Discoveries" p. 361 ff:
Davis concludes (page 383): "The men who made the assay are both dead. The grave of one is in California, and of the other in Nevada, and neither themselves nor their descendants ever realized a dollar from their discovery, which added to the world's wealth over seven hundred millions of dollars and saved the American union in the Civil War."
More recent historians say the "real treasure trove" left by the Grosh brothers may be 80 plus letters they sent home to Pennsylvania, which vividly describe life in the gold camps of California and Nevada.
The letters were recently acquired by the Nevada Historical Society from a great-great-great grandson of their brother, Warren Grosh. "In quality and content, those letters rank among the very best for telling what life was like back then," said Fred Holaman, an expert antique dealer. "It wasn't for the weak-hearted or the weak-bodied
Garret Deweese (1708 - 1769)
Mary Deweese Deweese (1710 - 1775)
Hannah Nellie Gerrad Deweese (1733 - ____)
William Deweese (1761 - 1812)*
David Deweese (1765 - 1836)*
Jesse G Deweese (1770 - 1838)*
Thomas Deweese (1771 - 1819)*
William Deweese (1730 - 1807)
Henry Deweese (1746 - 1831)*
Paul Deweese (1748 - ____)*
The land which later occupied the Continental Army during the winter of 1777-1778 was originally part of the "Manor of Mount Joy" which was 7,800 acres of land granted to Letitia Penn Aubrey and her husband William Aubrey by her father William Penn, on October 24, 1701 for an annual rent of one beaver skin. They gradually sold off the property, selling the last 175 acres in 1730 to Daniel Walker, Stephen Evans, and Joseph Williams. This partnership soon became the "Mount Joy Forge," later becoming more commonly known as "Valley Forge." This was a complete ironworks: finery, chafery, bloomery, and a slitting mill. Pig iron was converted to billets; iron billets into bars; cast iron into wrought iron; and manufactured finished metal products. In the 1750's a sawmill was added and in 1757, the entire property was purchased by a prominent Quaker ironmaster, John Potts. He eventually added a gristmill to the property several years later.
Potts, Hackley & Potts was the firm operating the forge by 1767 — consisting of Joseph and David Potts (John Potts' sons) and their cousin, Thomas Hackley. On May 10, 1768 the forge was conveyed solely to Joseph. Isaac Potts, another son, became owner of the gristmill by 1773, and soon after built his stone house along Valley Creek near the Schuylkill River. David Potts built a summer residence himself nearby — he lived in Philadelphia — but this house was acquired by William Dewees, his brother-in-law, and Isaac Potts and William Dewees entered into a partnership owning the forge.
The forge on Valley Creek was a source of military materials with the arrival of war, and despite his being a Quaker, Dewees became a colonel in the militia and he and Isaac Potts devoted a large part of the production from the forge was for the war effort. The production of munitions from this location was cause for the British to make it a stop on their way to Philadelphia in 1777. On September 11, 1777, following the Battle of Brandywine, a contingent of British forces reached Valley Forge on September 18th. Reinforcements arrived on the 20th and that morning, they carried off the "rebel stores" and burned the forge and all the structures except the gristmill. (Which incidentally survived until 1843 when it was destroyed by fire.)
General Washington arrived at Valley Forge on December 19, 1777 with his troops. Other generals had found housing in various farms around the encampment area, and Washington found his own in the home of Isaac Potts, which he rented from its current tenant, Mrs. Deborah Hewes for a hundred pounds in Pennsylvania currency. Mrs. Hewes, whose first husband had been one of Isaac's brothers, moved in with the Dewees family.
David Deweese GENERATION FIVE
Death: Nov. 30, 1836
David DeWEESE married Jane HARRY on November 28, 1787 in Botetourt County, Virginia
Jane HARRY was a daughter of Evan and Abigail ( ) HARRY. She was born about 1765 and died about 1834 in Putnam County, Indiana.
source: DeWeese Family Newsletter, (date NOT known), page 222
Jubilee Deweese (1788 - 1871)*
Evan Deweese (1790 - 1854)*
Thomas Dewees (1799 - 1864)*
Elizabeth DeWees Hammer (1799 - 1869)*
David R. DeWeese (1801 - 1876)*
Mary Dewees Leatherman (1803 - 1889)*
Asenath DeWeese Jones (1809 - 1860)*
David Deweese (1765 - 1836)
Dundee Township Cemetery West
Created by: genienuts 1976
Record added: May 30, 2009
THOMAS DEWEES GENERATION SIX
Thomas Dewees
Lavaca County
America Oatman DeWeese (1807 - 1888)*
John Oatman Dewees (1828 - 1899)*
William Preston Dewees (1842 - 1905)*
Helen Medina Deweese Irvin (1849 - 1917)*
Thomas Dewees (1799 - 1864)
Koonce-Ponton Cemetery
Ezzell
Created by: Matt
Record added: Nov 20, 2011
Name:Ira A Dewees
Age in 1870:21
Birth Year:abt 1849
Birthplace:Illinois
Home in 1870:Precinct 4, Atascosa, Texas
Race:White
Post Office:Pleasanton
Value of real estate:View image
NameAge
J O Dewees40
Thomas Dewees28
William R Dewees30
Ira A Dewees21
H M Dewees18
Leonidas Dewees13
America Dewees60
Name:Ira D Dewees
Age:4
Home in 1850:Bastrop, Texas, USA
Family Number:337
John O Dewees22
Eliza J Dewees18
Mary A Dewees11
William Dewees9
Thomas Dewees8
Isaac R Dewees6
Ira D Dewees4
Ellen M Dewees1
The Descendants of William and Isabella Mooreland Ponton decided at this year's family reunion as a special project we will be restoring this cemetery. These headstones will be repaired and cleaned and the cemetery will be beautified to the best of our ability...if you have any questions, please contact me...
Near the end of the Black Hawk War the Potowattomie Indians, a branch of the Algonquins sold what is now Dundee to Illinois in 1835 and by 1840 almost all of this land had been settled. The first settlers actually arrived in the area in the fall of 1834, seeing the wigwams and campfires along the river. Jesse Newman, his wife and Joseph Russell who were prospectors, built a cabin along the east bank of the river a little more than a mile south of what later became the town of Dundee. The Newmans and Russell stayed only a short time, but staked their claim and returned a year later.
In 1835 the Oatmans arrived and settled on the west side of the river, being one of the first settlers to arrive after the treaty. Reportedly, a drawing was held at the raising of the Oatman house to determine who would have the honor of naming the town. A young Scotsman name Alexander Gardiner won the honor and the town was named Dundee after his hometown in Scotland.
In 1837, Thomas Deweese, the son-in-law to Elder John Oatman, platted most of East Dundee. In 1837 Deweese built a gristmill, and soon after was responsible for the installation of the first bridge. In the 1850s, a large group of Lutheran Germans moved into the area. They erected a church and practiced their own traditions, which separated them from their largely Scottish western neighbors.[4] With the Chicago - Northwestern train line running through the center of town, East Dundee produced dairy and cheese. Prior to the train line all products were moved by horse and wagon to connect with the train which was about 7 miles north and a little west of town.
NameThos Dause
Birth Yearabt 1797
GenderMale
Birth PlaceIndiana
Home in 1860St Maries, Refugio, Texas
Post OfficeSt Maries
Family Number189
Thos Dause63
America Dause53
Wm D Weese18
Thomas Weese16
Ira Weese12
Madina Weese11
Leonidas Weese3
John Casady27
Margaret Casady22
Jane Casady2
Mary Casady1
J C Waldrop
America Oatman DeWeese
memorial...
Birth: Oct. 26, 1807
Hays County
City Cemetery #6
Created by: Suzy & Rob
Record added: Oct 30, 2014
United Daughter of Confederacy Patriot Ancestor Album © 1999; pp78-79
Dewees and Oatman Families
When the families first met in the 1700 it was a male, husband family dynamic society.
John Oatman (b. 1787 d. 1875) married Nancy Nance (b. 3/22/1786 d. 1864) in Floyd County, Indiana. They had 16 children
Thomas Dewees, Sr. was thought to be a gentleman but yet very "odd." Married America Oatman. The Dewees family moved to Texas in 1848 and settled first in the now Bastrop area. They finally settled in Seguin, Texas and had 12 children.
Thomas "Tom" Dewees, Jr.
Civil War Veteran Tom enlisted in the 32nd Regt. Wood's Texas Cav. in San Antonio, Texas in May 1864. He was discharged at the age of 22 at Camp Mason on May 24, 1868.
11 Year partnership with J. F. Ellision; they spent 6 months in driving 100,000 head of cattle north from Texas to Kansas
The Dewees Ranch was the first land to be fenced. It is thought that about 100,000 acres were fenced.
There is a recorded divorce between Thomas Dewees, Jr. (b. 1828 ) and Kate Ham, his third wife. The first two wives died in childbirth. Tom raised the 3 boys and Kate raised the 3 girls (Olga, Claribel and Kate Graves).
Kate's father, Ciaphus Ham resided in area of what is today known as Halletsville. He was a count and known Indian fighter. He is colorful character in the early history of Texas. He was stationed at the Alamo but not present during the battle because his boyhood friend, James Bowie, sent him and Rezin Bowie to Louisiana to obtain horses for the Texas army. Ham's Bowie knife is on display at the Alamo. It may be the only original Bowie knife in existence.
Upon Tom's death all inherited ranches in Wilson, Karnes and Atascosa counties in Texas.
Brother of Ira A Dewees
1. DAVID DEWEES
2 JOHN OATMAN DEWEES
3. ANN ELIZA DEWEESE
4. ELIZA J DEWEES
5. NANCY ELLEN DEWEES
6. MARY A DEWEES
7. WILLIAM PRESTON DEWEES
8. THOMAS "TOM" DEWEES
9. ISAAC R DEWEES
10. IRA ADELBERT DEWEES
11. HELEN MEDINA "ELLEN" DEWEES
12. LEONIDAS LEE DEWEES
CHILDREN OF THOMAS AND AMERICA
IRA ADELBERT DEWEES GENERATION SEVEN
Ira Adelbert Dewees
Birth: Jan. 2, 1848
Death: Feb. 12, 1932
Georgia Ann Louise Jane Kerr Dewees (1847 - 1925)*
John William DeWees (1872 - 1880)*
Robert Adelbert Dewees (1874 - 1958)*
Plot: Block 34, Lot 5 (S. 1/2) (South Section)
Created by: Carr0ts
Record added: Apr 21, 2008
Georgia Ann Louise Jane Kerr Dewees
Death: Apr. 21, 1925
Ira Adelbert Dewees (1848 - 1932)
Lafayette Shannon (1835 - 1900)
Roberta Middleton Haygood (1886 - 1977)*
Georgia and Ira Dewees with son Robert Adelbert Dewees and daughter-in-law, Katherine Spetzman
BIO OF IRA ADELBERT DEWEES' BROTHER
JOHN O. DEWEES,
SAN ANTONIO.
John O. Dewees, for many years identified with the history of western Texas, and a leading citizen and stockman of that part of the State, was born in Putnam County, Indiana, where the town of Greencastle now stands, on the 30th day of December, 1828. His parents were Thomas and America Dewees, natives of Kentucky, and respectively of Welsh and English and German and English descent. His father was a farmer and stockraiser, and died on his farm, near Hallettsville, in Lavaca County, in 1864. His mother died at San Marcos, Hays County, Texas, May 5, 1889.
Mr. Thomas Dewees moved, with his family, from Putnam County, Indiana, to Tasewell County, Illinois, in 1831 or 1832, and, four or five years later, located further north, on the Fox River, where the town of Dundee, Cane County, Illinois, now stands. Mr. John Oatman, Mrs. Dewees' father, laid off the village of Dundee, on the east side of the river, and Mr. Thomas Dewees on the west side, and the latter engaged in farming and established the first flouring mill erected in that section.
The country west of the Mississippi, at this time, contained few white pioneers. There were, in fact, camps of Sioux and Pottawottamie Indians situated within half a mile of the little frontier settlement, but the Indians were kindly treated and, as a consequence, made good neighbors. School facilities were meager and the subject of this sketch, John O. Dewees, had few opportunities to acquire an education. During the summer months he worked upon his father's farm, and as teamster, often hauled wheat and corn to Chicago, thirty-six miles west of Dundee, and then merely a government post, containing 200 or 300 inhabitants. In the long winter days he was a pupil at the little red brick school-house, and succeeded in acquiring the rudiments of an English education, which he improved and extended in after years, as opportunity offered. In 1848 the construction of the Chicago & Galena Railroad was commenced, and in the fall of 1849 it had reached Elgin, five miles below Dundee. John O. Dewees, then in his twenty-first year, was among the first of the people of that section to ride over and watch, as a deeply interested spectator, the wonderful work of railroad building. And well he might! Rude and imperfect as was this primitive railway, slowly uncoiling itself in the Western wilderness, it represented the highest embodiment of the genius of this utilitarian, iron, world-moving age! An invention second only to that of gunpowder. Gunpowder enabled civilization, at last, to hold barbarism at bay and to render evermore impossible such a catastrophe as that which engulfed Rome's 1,400 years of glory, art, literature and law, in the night of the middle ages. The railroad has made it no longer necessary for cities to be built where there are harbors, or on broad, navigable streams. Every great railroad is a Mississippi. The savage has been subdued; every fertile acre of the continent has been made accessible; the frontier, moving farther and farther westward, has at last melted into the Pacific, and lives only in tradition, and old-fogy ism has, amid the glare of new surroundings, been compelled to sit and blink in dark corners and inanely bemoan the good old times.
The railroad that young Dewees regarded with such natural and amazing interest, and upon which he rode at the first opportunity, was very far from being such a piece of perfect engineering as one of our modern trunk-line railways. The ties were placed five or six feet apart and on these were laid two stringers, and on the stringers nailed strips of iron, somewhat broader and thicker than the tire-iron used on wagon wheels. The engine and coaches were equally primordial and suggestive of the possibility of accidents, in a day, too, when the convenience of insuring, at short notice, against mishaps was a long way off in the impalpable future. The rails (or iron strips) often loosened, by spikes coming out, and the swelling of ties, had a penchant for assuming perpendicular or semi-perpendicular positions, and ripping holes in the bottoms of the coaches. These ragged pieces of iron were called snake-heads. The Chicago & Galena Railway was by no means the first road built in the United States, but it was among the first constructed in the West, and its appearance at Elgin was an event that made the day one of the dies notandi in Mr. Dewees' life.
In 1847 Mr. John Oatman and his two sons went down the Mississippi to New Orleans, from New Orleans (by sea) to Galveston, proceeded to Houston, procured horses and traveled as far west as San Antonio. On the homeward trip (made during the same year) they passed northward, through east Texas, and, taking passage, in Louisiana, on a Red River steamboat, made their way back to Dundee. They were charmed with what they had beheld of Texas, and united in urging Mr. Thomas Dewees to remove to the Lone Star State. Both Mr. Oatman and Mr. Dewees were afflicted with bronchial ailments, and it was their desire to establish homes at some healthful locality in the South. Accordingly, the two families (consisting of John and Nancy Oatman and their children, and Thomas and America Dewees and their children—John O., Eliza, Ellen, W. P., Mary Amnia, Thomas, Ira Adelbert, Isaac and Medina Dewees) left for Texas, in 1849, and, after an interesting journey (partly by land and partly by water), reached their destination and settled on Cedar Creek, twelve miles below the town of Bastrop, and engaged in farming and stockraising.
They followed the course of the Fox River in wagons to Peru. Illinois, the head of navigation on the Illinois River; there embarked on a steamboat and proceeded down the Iliinois and Mississippi Rivers to St. Louis; went by steamboat from that point to Natchez, Mississippi; at Natchez went ashore, and traveled overland the remainder of the way. They crossed the Red River at Nachitoches, the Sabine at a ferry near San Augustine, and the Brazos at Washington. The party struck the Colorado at La Grange, and wended their way up that river to Bastrop, where they crossed the stream and proceeded to the place of settlement on Cedar Creek. Mr. Thomas Lewees was in bad health and unable to perform physical labor. His eldest son, John O. Dewees, therefore, looked after the cattle and farm work, performing the larger part of it himself. When he came to Texas he had $160, and with this amount purchased cattle at $4 and $5 a head. He worked for his father on shares during the ensuing four years and cleared about $3,000.
In 1854, he went to Seguin, Guadalupe County, engaged in business speculations and, during the year, lost the hard earned $3,000 and found himself about $1,200 in debt. Nothing discouraged, he turned about, with undiminished zeal, to make another start, and in the spring of 1857, went to Live Oak County, purchased a few head of cattle on time, and worked on shares, his share being the fourth calf—payment that would now be considered grossly inadequate.
At the beginning of the war between the States he owned about 1,600 head of cattle. In 1862 he joined Company B, commanded by Captain E. B. Millett, Thirty-second Texas cavalry, commanded by Colonel Woods, and served in Texas and Louisiana, making a brave and efficient soldier. His command did not reach Lousiana until after the battles of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill, but participated in the fight at Blair's Landing and the twenty-five or thirty severe skirmishes, including the battle of Yellow Bayou, that marked the retreat of Banks' vanquished army. At the close of hostilities, his company was mustered out of service about twelve miles above Richmond, on the Brazos River.
The winter of 1864-5 was peculiarly severe and thousands of cattle died in west Texas. He gathered up what stock he had left, and purchased a number of herds, and soon laid the foundation for his subsequent fortune. Before entering the Confederate army he so disposed of his interest in cattle and lands that, when he returned home, he was able to realize there from a small amount of money. The price of cattle, immediately succeeding that winter, was lower than ever before, or since known, and he bought large numbers of cattle. In 1873, he sold his cattle, on the range, fo. $23,000, and moved to San Antonio, and has since made that city his home. At that time the market was not on a boom. Had he sold two or three years later, he would have realized at least $100,000 for his herds. At San Antonio he formed a copartnership with J. F. Ellison, of San Marcos. The firm, during the ensuing five years, speculated in cattle and bought and drove herds to Kansas, Wyoming and other markets in the Northwest, realizing large financial returns therefrom. Messrs. Dewees & Ellison severed their connection and the former formed a copartnership with his brother, Thomas Dewees, of San Antonio. They purchased and sold land and traded in cattle until they owned a ranch of 60,000 acres (under fence and well stocked) in Wilson, Atascosa, and Karnes Counties, and then James T. Thornton, at the time a banker in San Antonio, and now a resident of Kansas City, was taken into the firm. The new firm continued in business a number of years and, at the time of its dissolution, by the retirement of Mr. Thornton, owned 95,000 acres, also well stocked. The two brothers continued the business for about a year, and then dissolved partnership on account of the failing health of John O. Dewees. It was supposed that he could live only a few months, and they thought it best to have their affairs settled while both were living. The assets of the firm, at a fair valuation, were not less than $350,000. John O. Dewees has since been engaged in business on his own account. His ranch lies in Wilson and Atascosa Counties, and consists of 24,000 acres of land, stocked with 3,000 cattle, 2,600 of that number, steers. He owns lands in various parts of the State, a fine farm in Wilson County, and valuable property in and near the city of San Antonio, and is worth from $140,000 to $200,000.
In early life, when struggling toward independence, he shirked no labor, however arduous; often splitting rails and shingles, felling trees, and working waist-deep in water. Difficulties, even misfortune, served to increase, rather than diminish, his courage and resolution to succeed—to be one of those who conquer in life's struggle. The demands upon his constitution in those years was the cause of the apparent decline that led him to wind up his affairs at one time, in anticipation that the end of his earthly career was near at hand. His health since has been fully restored, and he is now a man of magnificent physique, and, although his hair and beard are silvered by the pencil of time, his carriage is firm and elastic. He is a man of strikingly dignified and courtly appearance, and would be marked in any assembly.
On the 12thof February, 1873, Mr. Dewees was united in marriage to Miss Annie Irvin, at the home of her mother, in Guadalupe County. They have one child, a daughter, Miss Alice A. Dewees, eighteen years of age, and now a student at Saint Mary's Seminary, at Knoxville, Illinois. Mrs. Dewees' parents were Jordan and-Sallie Irvin. Her father was a prominent farmer and stockraiser, and died many years ago. Her mother is still living in San Antonio. Mrs. Dewees received an excellent education, is one of the most talented ladies in the State, and presides over her palatial home with that rare and elegant grace that distinguishes cultured society.
Mr. Dewees is a Democrat, and has never voted any other than the Democratic ticket, but takes little interest in politics. He is a man of broad and liberal mind, and has aided in the promotion of many public enterprises. While not a member of any church, he is a man of warm and generous impulses, as is abundantly attested by his almost daily acts of charity. He is a fit representative of that sturdy race that made their homes in this State when Texas was a wilderness, and have, by the exercise of manly virtues, achieved success, using the word in its highest and truest sense—a goal that all men seek to attain, and that fitly rounds an honorable career.
Personnel of the Texas State Government: With Sketches of Representative Men of Texas
Lewis E. Daniell
Maverick Print. House
John Oatman Dewees
in the Alabama, Texas and Virginia, Confederate Pensions, 1884-1958
Name:John Oatman Dewees
Application Date:20 Mar 1928
Application Place:Wilson
Spouse:Mrs Annie Dewees
Marriage Date:12 Feb 1873
Marriage Place:Guadalupe, Texas
Death Date:10 Jun 1898
Death Place:Bexar, Texas
Pension File Number:43698
Application Type:Widow
ROBERT ADELBERT DEWEES
Robert Adelbert and Margaret Long Dewees
Keswick, Virginia
Margaret Long Dewees
Birth: May 3, 1874
Death: Oct. 14, 1902
Isaac Long (1832 - 1915)
Elizabeth H Mohler Long (1837 - 1906)
Louise Latrobe Long (1868 - 1957)*
Bessie M Long (1868 - 1957)*
David Grigsby Long (1871 - 1944)*
Margaret Long Dewees (1874 - 1902)
Thomas Long (1882 - 1882)*
Wife of R. Adelbert Dewees
Note: Shares stone with Isaac, Elizabeth M., Louise & Bessie Long
Grace Episcopal Church Cemetery
Cismont
Maintained by: Mary Ann M
Originally Created by: FDP
Record added: Jul 03, 2008
Cook County, Illinois, Marriages Index, 1871-1920
Name:Robert A. Dewees
Marriage Type:Marriage
Marriage Date:23 Nov 1915
Marriage Place:Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
Spouse Name:Mrs. Cathrine M. Spetzman
Spouse Age:40
Spouse Gender:Female
Name:Robert A Dewwes
Birth Date:Aug 1874
Birthplace:Texas
Home in 1900:Chicago Ward 32, Cook, Illinois
Relation to Head of House:Head
Marital Status:Married
Spouse's Name:Margaret Dewwes
Marriage Year:1897
Years Married:3
Father's Birthplace:Illinois
Mother's name:Georgia Dewwes
Mother's Birthplace:Texas
Occupation:View on Image
Neighbors:View others on page
Robert A Dewwes25
Margaret Dewwes24
Ad*But L Dewwes2
Georgia Dewwes51
Margaret Long Dewees and son Adelbert
Birth: Aug. 18, 1874
Death: Mar. 5, 1958
Georgia Ann Louise Jane Kerr Dewees (1847 - 1925)
Robert Adelbert Dewees (1874 - 1958)
Roberta Middleton Haygood (1886 - 1977)**
**Half-sibling
Plot: Block 34, Lot 5
Created by: Mary Ann M
Name:Robert A Dewees
Home in 1920:West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Florida
Street:Clematis Avenue
House Number:525
Spouse's Name:Cathern Dewees
Able to Speak English:Yes
Occupation:Keeper
Industry:Hotel
Employment Field:Own Account
Home Owned or Rented:Rent
Able to Read:Yes
Able to Write:Yes
Robert A Dewees45
Cathern Dewees45
Edna Spetzman22
Dorothy Spetzman20
John E Spetzman19
Second Marriage - Catherine M Mich Spetzman Family
Catherine's First husband, Henry John Stetzman, buried with unmarried daughter, Edna Marie Spetzman
Henry J Spetzman
Edna M Spetzman (1896 - 1978)*
Saint Alphonsus Catholic Cemetery
New Munster
Kenosha County
Wisconsin, USA
Created by: douglas kimberlin
Edna M Spetzman
Birth: Mar. 16, 1896
Death: Sep. 8, 1978
Henry J Spetzman (1864 - 1912)
Catherine and Henry had four children.
1. Mabel Gertrude Spetzman who married Dr. Henry James Zarovsky Profant
2. Edna May Spetzman - unmarried, buried with father.
3. Dorothy Marie Sptezman who married Robert Anthony Daniels
4. John Edward Spetzman - unmarried, buried with his mother in California
JOHN EDWARD SPETZMAN
California, Death Index, 1940-1997
Name:John E Spetzman
Social Security #:
Birth Date:15 Sep 1901
Birth Place:Wisconsin
Death Date:26 Jul 1971
Death Place:Santa Barbara
U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
Name:Catherine M. Spetzman
Last Residence:
93105 Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California, USA
BORN:30 Mar 1875
Died:15 Jun 1968
State (Year) SSN issued:California (1966)
1. MABEL GERTRUDE SPETZMAN
DOROTHY CATHERINE PROFANT
Mabel Gertrude Profant
Birth: Dec. 21, 1894
Death: May 12, 1982
Santa Barbara Cemetery
Plot: Ridge-Lot 636-Quadrant N 1/2-Grave 02
Created by: Ron West
Henry J Profant
2. EDNA MAY SPETZMAN
Margaret May Long Family - East Belmont Farm, Virginia
East Belmont Farm near Keswick, Virginia 1913
ISAAC LONG Jr. About 1913
Name:Isaac Long
Birthplace:Virginia
Home in 1880:Rivanna, Albemarle, Virginia
Relation to Head of House:Self (Head)
Spouse's Name:E.H. Long
Father's Birthplace:Virginia
Mother's Birthplace:Virginia
Occupation:Farmer
Cannot read/write:
Blind:
Deaf and dumb:
Otherwise disabled:
Idiotic or insane:
Isaac Long48
E.H. Long42
W.Larisce Long19
Lula G. Long15
Isaac F. Long14
Bessie M. Long12
Fanny Long10
David G. Long9
Magdalena Long6
James C. Long4
Isaac Long
Death: Jun. 25, 1915
Elizabeth Shuler Long (1791 - 1847)
Elizabeth H Mohler Long (1837 - 1906)*
Margaret Long Dewees (1874 - 1902)*
Barbara Jane Long Spindle (1826 - 1851)*
Caroline V. Long Price (1831 - 1891)*
Born at Old Fort Long, Page County, Va.; Died at East Belmont, Albemarle County, Va.
Note: Shares stone with Elizabeth M., Louise & Bessie Long & Margaret Dewees


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Lincoln Park was incorporated as a city, an area adjacent to the Ecorse River was the site of a pivotal meeting during Pontiac's Rebellion. On April 27, 1763, a council of several American Indian tribes from the Detroit region listened to a speech from the Ottawa leader Pontiac. Pontiac urged the listeners to join him in a surprise attack on Fort Detroit, which they attempted on May 9. Today, the area is known as Council Point Park, and a small engraved boulder marks the site of the historic meeting.
As of the census of 2010, there were 38,144 people, 14,924 households, and 9,685 families residing in the city. The population density was 6,476.1 inhabitants per square mile (2,500.4/km2). There were 16,530 housing units at an average density of 2,806.5 per square mile (1,083.6/km2). The racial makeup of the city was 84.2% White, 5.9% African American, 0.7% Native American, 0.5% Asian, 5.4% from other races, and 3.2% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 14.9% of the population.
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Jorge Rodríguez: No Reason to Continue Mexico Talks With People Who Do Not Keep Their Word
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On Tuesday, January 17, the head of the government delegation to the Mexico Talks and president of Venezuela's National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, urged the nation's far-right opposition to comply with the agreements signed in Mexico last September.
During his speech at the session in the National Assembly, Rodríguez said that the opposition, by refusing to comply with the agreements in had entered into, is eroding the government's good faith in pursuing dialogue.
"If there is something I believe in, it is in the pledged word," said Rodríguez. "Those representatives of the Venezuelan right who signed a social agreement in Mexico City in the presence of the government of the United Mexican States, of the accompanying countries such as the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Russian Federation, and with the endorsement of United States—because it must be said, they asked them first, they requested authorization from their owners in the United States—if they do not fulfill the return of the $3.2 billion we had agreed to, there is no reason to continue a dialogue with people who do not keep their word."
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"There is a signature, you know, and nine more delegates signed, complying," Rodríguez said. "There is nothing sadder than a man who does not keep his word. If I put my signature on a document, my moral, ethical and spiritual obligation is to comply with and enforce those agreements."
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In statements issued during the regular session this Tuesday in the National Assembly, Rodríguez emphatically condemned various sectors of the opposition for issuing constant threats of increasing sanctions on Venezuela with US complicity.
"This country will continue to grow regardless of these threats," Rodríguez said. "Continue with your instructions to maintain sanctions and the blockade against Venezuela, because we are going to continue growing."
"There is nothing more despicable than signing a paper knowing or suspecting that they were not going to be able to fulfill that task," Rodríguez said. "We are not asking that they should give funds to anyone, we are asking that they return what was stolen, that they return what they have stolen for hospitals, for the national electrical system. Put your threats where they fit."
PSUV on Mexico Talks: We Signed an Agreement With the UN, the Money is Going to the People and That is What Matters
It should be recalled that the agreement—signed in Mexico—promised the return of more than $3 billion USD seized by the parallel government of the opposition, recognized by the US and its allies in January, 2019, after deputy Juan Guaidó declared himself interim president in a Caracas plaza. These funds were to be allocated to improving Venezuela's infrastructure and social programs, including schools, healthcare system, public services and, particularly, the electrical system, which have deteriorated during years of economic attacks led by the US.
AN approves Legislative Agenda for the period 2023
The same day, deputies unanimously approved the Legislative Agenda for the period 2023, with the purpose of drafting laws to favor the Venezuelan people. Rodríguez said that a plan presented by President Nicolás Maduro defines seven lines of action that must be accompanied by the deputies of the National Parliament.
An additional line of action, related to the strengthening of the 1×10 mechanism and Bricomiles, was added to the initial plan announced by President Maduro. The 2023 Legislative Agenda is considering the approval of 28 laws distributed in five blocks, noted Rodríguez.
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EXCLUSIVE: A big TV package is about to become even bigger. I've learned that Oscar winner Julia Roberts is in talks to topline Homecoming, the high-profile drama series in the works at Universal Cable Productions with Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail.
Homecoming is based on Gimlet Media's breakout fictional podcast of the same name, which launched in November. It instantly became a hot property pursued by several top film and TV producers and studios. UCP landed the rights to Homecoming in December in a very competitive situation for Esmail to develop as a TV series via his overall deal there. Anonymous Content, which produces Mr. Robot with UCP, also came on board to produce. The project immediately attracted major A-list actors. It is expected to be taken out to buyers soon.
I hear Homecoming won't interfere with Roberts' commitment to Today Will Be Different, the limited series she is attached to headline and executive produce for Annapurna Television. It recently landed at HBO for development. Reps for UCP and Roberts had no comment.
Written by the podcast's original writers, Homecoming is a political thriller that centers on a caseworker at a secret government facility — the role Roberts is in talks for — her supervisor, and a soldier.
Presented in a collage of telephone calls, therapy sessions and overheard conversations, the Homecoming podcast had a cast led by Catherine Keener that also included Oscar Isaac, David Schwimmer, Amy Sedaris and David Cross. Keener voiced the caseworker, with Schwimmer as her ambitious supervisor and Isaacs as a soldier desperate to rejoin civilian life.
The TV series version is produced by Esmail through his production company Esmail Corp; as well as Mr. Robot executive producer Chad Hamilton of Anonymous Content; Eli Horowitz and Micah Bloomberg, creators of the podcast; Alicia Van Couvering; and Chris Giliberti, Alex Blumberg, and Matt Lieber of Gimlet Media.
Homecoming and Today Will Be Different would mark Roberts' first TV series starring roles. She previously has done just a handful of guest appearances on TV shows and recently starred in the HBO movie The Normal Heart.
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We started off on Thursday with a trip to Franschhoek to visit our hosts, and of course, to see the Franschhoek Motor Museum which is on the L'Ormarins wine farm. The Museum is magnificent, and we were lucky enough to visit whilst they had a big collection of their Alfa Romeo cars on show. The Museum should be everyone's must-see list when in Cape Town – even non-petrolheads (like Jabu) will appreciate the beautiful cars in the collection. In fact one of the highlights was the actual Rothmans race car that won the 9-hour race at Kyalami in 1970.
We also hopped on one of their trams and visited the Terra Del Capo and Anthonij Rupert wine tasting rooms – the trams themselves are an experience as you are almost transported to another world right in our own backyard. Definitely something I'd do again! Marco Barbera @Marco_Barbera from Anthonij Rupert Wyn showed us around and he really made the experience unforgettable. Thank you Marco!
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However, you don't have to be a racing aficionado or punter to enjoy this event. What adds to the L'Ormarins Queen's Plate is the sense of exclusivity – you know that you're at a special event. Added to that was walking into the lounge, which was shared with BMW, with the traditional theme of Blue and White brilliantly applied to create a powerful presence. All the guests were dressed to suit the theme and the occasion, with many celebs turning heads and adding to the heady atmosphere. Wine flowed as horses raced and the excitement built, race by race. Everyone was having fun, putting a little bit of money on the ponies, as did I. I must still have a good eye for a horse, getting a few winners which I bet to place – I should've been more adventurous and gone for wins!
One of the things that makes the L'Ormarins Queen's Plate race day unique in South Africa is that there are two 'main' races on the day: the Maine Chance Farms Paddock Stakes and the L'Ormarins Queen's Plate itself. The Queen's Plate was won by Futura, a magnificent horse who had kept everyone guessing about his fitness in the lead up to the race. The massive surprise was the overwhelming favourite Legislate (Who is now a tweeting horse) running into last place! We were invited up into one of the private boxes from Unogwaja Challenge @TheUnogwaja Blake Dyason for the main race and had a grand view of Futura winning (Which Jabu's brother B had bet on impressively). Exhilarating is the only way to describe it!
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Drapelul R.A.S.S. Moldovenești a fost legiferat pentru prima dată în 1925, când pe 10 mai Congresul Sovietelor din toată Ucraina a aprobat Constituția R.A.S.S.M.. Astfel, în secțiunea a VII-a, articolul 48, erau stipulate următoarele: "R.A.S.S. Moldovenească are stema și steagul său de stat, stabilite de Comitetul Executiv central Moldovenesc și confirmate de Comitetul Executiv Central din toată Ucraina". La 4 septembrie 1925, Prezidiul C.E.C. al R.A.S.S.M. a discutat chestiunea: "cu privire la concursul pentru elaborarea  proiectului stemei și steagul de comisie, compusă din reprezentanții organelor superioare de partid și de stat ale republicii". La 21 septembrie 1925, prezidiumul mic al C.E.C., condus de I. N. Chior-Ianachi, a reluat "examinarea stemei și steagului de stat ale R.A.S.S.M.". Acest organ a hotărît în proiectul steagului:

a) secera și ciocanul trebuie să aibă forma analogică cu cea adoptată pentru stema unională,
b) literele "R.A.S.S.M." să fie situate în formă de arc în colțul din dreapta de sus cu capetele în jos,
c) păpușoul și spicul să fie înfășurate de tufă de viță-de-vie, astfel, încît frunzele să atîrne de părți și în mijloc.

După această, la 19 octombrie 1925, C.E.C. al R.A.S.S.M. a adoptat proiectul stemei și steagului de stat al R.A.S.S.M.

La 6 ianuarie 1938, congresul VII extraordinar al Sovietelor din R.A.S.S.M. a adoptat cea de -a doua Constituție a R.A.S.S.M., în care steagul era descris astfel:

"Art. 112. Steagul de stat al R.A.S.S. Moldovenești este flagul R.S.S. Ucrainene, care-i alcătuit de pînză roșie, la care în colțul stîng, sus pe lîngă deținător, sînt puse secera și ciocanul de aur și literele «R.S.S.U.» în limbile ucraineană și moldovenească, cu adăugare sub scriitura «R.S.S.U.» cu litere de o măsură mai mică a scriituri lor «R.A.S.S. Moldovenească» în limbile ucraineană și moldovenească"

Așadar, textul "moldovenesc" era scris cu litere latine. Peste cîteva luni în același an, steagul R.A.S.S.M. s-a schimbat, denumirile fiind trecute cu slove chirilice.

Bibliografie

 Silviu Andrieș-Tabac, Heraldica teritorială a Basarabiei și Transnistriei, Ed. Museum, Chișinău, 1998, p. 116 - 119.

 V. Lomanțov "Drapele Moldovei"

Vezi și

 Stema RASS Moldovenești

Drapele naționale
Istoria Moldovei Sovietice
Istoria Transnistriei

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Oct 30, 2021 · The show was held at Los Angeles' Banc of California Stadium on October 29, and has another show scheduled for October 31 at 6:30 pm PST. Eilish was announced to be portraying Sally earlier this month, with Elfman sharing in the excitement to have her join the show. The Nightmare Before Christmas, This is Halloween Live concert to Film at Banc of California Stadium.
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Sep 10, 2021 · Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas comes to life in a Live-To-Film Concert Experience at the Banc of California Stadium on October 29 th and 31 st.The event features Danny Elfman ... Oct 01, 2021 · The "Happier Than Ever" singer is set to join producer and singer-songwriter Danny Elfman for Disney's live-to-film concert experience of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas for ... Oct 30, 2021 · Billie Eilish performed as part of The Nightmare Before Christmas live-to-film concert event at Los Angeles' Banc Of California Stadium last night. She played Sally, the stitched-together love interest of Danny Elfman's Jack Skellington, singing alongside a full orchestra as the film played onscreen. Watch her do "Sally's Song" and "Simply Meant To Be," a...
Oct 01, 2021 · The "Happier Than Ever" singer is set to join producer and singer-songwriter Danny Elfman for Disney's live-to-film concert experience of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas for ... Sep 10, 2021 · Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas comes to life in a Live-To-Film Concert Experience at the Banc of California Stadium on October 29 th and 31 st.The event features Danny Elfman ...
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Oct 07, 2021 · See "The Nightmare Before Christmas" come to life this fall in Los Angeles and Atlanta later this month. ... " The shows will take place on October 29 and October 31 at the Banc of California ...
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If you're a fan of the animated movie and heard the voice of Danny Elfman, in character as Jack Skellington, singing that in your head, you'll be pleased to know that Elfman will indeed be performing at a "live-to-film concert experience" of "The Nightmare Before Christmas" on October 29, 2021, and another one on Halloween at the Banc Of ...