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Murry Popham1
Father John T. Popham b. c 1840
Mother Priscilla (-----) b. c 1840
Birth* circa 1868 Murry was born circa 1868 at Maryland.
Was Living 1945 Murry was living in 1945.1
[S1497] Granddaughter's Obituary.
Andrew Crockett1
Father Lewis (of Lewis Sr) Crockett Jr. b. 2 May 1853
Mother Rhoda 'Rodell' L. Evans b. c 1860
Birth* circa 1884 Andrew was born circa 1884 at Tangier Island, Acc Co, VA.
Was Living 1945 Andrew was living in 1945.1
Cordie Crockett1
Birth* circa 1888 Cordie was born circa 1888 at Tangier Island, Acc Co, VA.
Was Living 1945 Cordie was living in 1945.1
Blanche Crockett1
Birth* circa 1892 Blanche was born circa 1892 at Tangier Island, Acc Co, VA.
Was Living 1945 Blanche was living in 1945.1
Lee Anna Crockett1
Birth* circa 1894 Lee was born circa 1894 at Tangier Island, Acc Co, VA.
Was Living 1945 Lee was living in 1945.1
Arnold Lee Wilkerson1
M, b. 28 October 1909, d. 3 November 1995
Father Jesse Pernell Wilkerson b. 11 May 1874, d. 1919
Mother Roxie Hundley Onley b. 1881, d. 22 Jan 1948
Birth* 28 October 1909 Arnold was born on 28 October 1909 at Hammock's Road, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Arnold Lee Wilkerson, born 28 Oct 1909, the son of Jessie Pernell Wilkerson and Roxie Honley Onley..2,1,3
Census* 1910 He was listed as a resident in the census report in 1910 at Hammock's Road, Acc Co, VA.2
Was Living 1993 Arnold was living in 1993 at Dover, DE.4
Death* 3 November 1995 He died on 3 November 1995 at Kent Co, DE, at age 86.3
Burial* Arnold was buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Camden, Kent Co, DE.3
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Arnold Lee Wilkerson in the Virginia, Birth Records, 1912-2014, Delayed Birth Records, 1854-1911.
[S39] 1910 Accomack Co, VA, Census.
[S2259] findagrave.com, MEMORIAL ID 130551630 (Arnold Lee Wilkerson).
Goldia May Wilkerson1
F, b. 1902, d. 12 April 1993
Biography* Mrs. Goldia Wilkerson Justis, wife of the late Borden J. Justis, died on 12 Apr 1993, aged 91 years. She was the daughter of the late Jessie and Roxie Onley Wilkerson, born in Sanford. Survivors were listed (E.S. News, 17 Mar 1993).
Birth* 1902 Goldia was born in 1902 at Sanford, Acc Co, VA.2
Census* 1910 She was listed as a resident in the census report in 1910 at Hammock's Road, Acc Co, VA.3
Marriage* 16 June 1923 She married A. Borden Justice on 16 June 1923 at Somerset Co, MD.4
Married Name 16 June 1923 As of 16 June 1923,her married name was Justice.
Was Living 1923 Goldia was living in 1923 at Sanford, Acc Co, VA.5
Death* 12 April 1993 Goldia died on 12 April 1993.6
A. Borden Justice b. 1883, d. 1965
Child 1. Jessie B. Justice b. c 1925, d. b 1993
[S503] Mary Frances Carey with Moody K. Miles and Barry W. Miles, Tombstones Inscriptions of Upper Accomack County, Virginia.
[S233] Somerset Co, MD, Marriage Licenses, 1921-1937.
[S42] Somerset Co, MD, Marriage Licenses, 1906-1921.
[S71] Eastern Shore News, Obituary.
Robert Lee Ellis Sr.1
M, b. 17 March 1892, d. 24 December 1946
Milit-Beg* Robert was a member of the armed forces serving at US Navy, World War I.2
Birth* 17 March 1892 Robert was born on 17 March 1892.2
Marriage* circa 1920 He married Willye B. (-----) circa 1920.2
Was Living 1945 Robert was living in 1945 at Franklin City, Acc Co, VA.1
Death* 24 December 1946 Robert died on 24 December 1946 at age 54.2
Burial* His body was interred at Greenbackville Cem, Acc Co, VA.2
Willye B. (-----) b. 1900, d. 1974
Willye B. (-----)
F, b. 1900, d. 1974
Birth* 1900 Willye was born in 1900.1
Marriage* circa 1920 She married Robert Lee Ellis Sr. circa 1920.1
Married Name circa 1920 As of circa 1920,her married name was Ellis.
Death* 1974 Willye died in 1974.1
Burial* Her body was interred at Greenbackville Cem, Acc Co, VA.1
Robert Lee Ellis Sr. b. 17 Mar 1892, d. 24 Dec 1946
(Infant s|o Dallas) Thomas1
M, b. 13 March 1946, d. 13 March 1946
Father Dallas Adell Thomas Sr. b. 19 Jul 1906, d. 12 Jul 1965
Mother Clara Painter b. 24 Aug 1910, d. 30 Jul 1982
Charts Descendants of Richard Bayley (Gentleman, Craddock Creek)
Descendants of Henrie Carsley (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of John Fisher (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Descendants of Richard Smith (First Families of Virginia)
Biography* Baby Thomas, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Dallas Thomas of Saxis, was born 31 Mar 1946 and died the same day. Burial was at Saxis. Survivors were listed: 5 sisters and 3 brothers (Pen. Ent., 22 Mar 1946).
Death* 13 March 1946 (Infant died on 13 March 1946 at Saxis Island, Acc Co, VA.1
Birth* 13 March 1946 (Infant was born on 13 March 1946 at Saxis Island, Acc Co, VA.1
Burial* His body was interred at Saxis Island, Acc Co, VA.1
[S27] Peninsula Enterprise, Obituary.
Clarence James Wessells1
M, b. 1873, d. 1945
Father Isaac R. Wessells b. 29 Nov 1833, d. 26 Nov 1904
Mother Margaret A. Thornes b. 27 Sep 1848, d. 22 Feb 1916
Charts Descendants of Thomas Hunt (Gentleman, Old Plantation Creek)
Descendants of William Munns (1624/5 Muster on E.S.)
Descendants of John Wilkins (First Families of Virginia)
Birth* 1873 Clarence was born in 1873 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Marriage* 29 December 1897 He married Clara F. Savage, daughter of John T. Savage and Polly F. Somers, on 29 December 1897 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Clarence J. Wessells, a 21 year old farmer, the son of Isaac R. & Margaret Wessells and she was shown as Clara F. Savage, age 16, the daughter of John T. & Pollie Savage..1
Death* 1945 Clarence died in 1945.2
Burial* His body was interred at Downing's Cem, Oak Hall, Acc Co, VA.2
Clara F. Savage b. 1881, d. 1964
Children 1. Cecil S. Wessells+3 b. 1903, d. 1971
2. Howard C. Wessells Jr.+3 b. c 1905
3. Lucile Blanche Wessells+ b. 29 Oct 1921, d. 31 Jul 1972
[S43] Accomack Co, VA, Marriage Register #4, 1896-1925.
[S2101] Jacqueline White Chalifoux, M.K. Miles.
Clara F. Savage1
Father John T. Savage b. 18 Jul 1851, d. 11 Nov 1924
Mother Polly F. Somers b. 8 Nov 1859, d. 10 Apr 1948
Birth* 1881 Clara was born in 1881 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Marriage* 29 December 1897 She married Clarence James Wessells, son of Isaac R. Wessells and Margaret A. Thornes, on 29 December 1897 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Clarence J. Wessells, a 21 year old farmer, the son of Isaac R. & Margaret Wessells and she was shown as Clara F. Savage, age 16, the daughter of John T. & Pollie Savage..1
Married Name 29 December 1897 As of 29 December 1897,her married name was Wessells.
Death* 1964 Clara died in 1964.2
Burial* Her body was interred at Downing's Cem, Oak Hall, Acc Co, VA.2
Clarence James Wessells b. 1873, d. 1945
John Neal McCready1
Father John T. McCready b. c 1861, d. 25 May 1948
Mother Artha Anna Marshall b. c 1865, d. 21 Apr 1954
Descendants of Henrie Carsley (First Families of Virginia) (#1)
Descendants of John Fisher (First Families of Virginia) (#1)
Descendants of Richard Hill (Gentleman, Hunting Creek)
Descendants of Charlemagne (741-813, King of the Franks & Holy Roman Emperor of the West) (#1)
Biography* J. Neil McCready was living at Messongo at the time of his mother's death in 1948 (Pen. Ent., 28 May 1948). Melinda Griffith Ennis reports his first name was John.
Birth* 1886 John was born in 1886 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Marriage* circa 1910 He married Sarah Bessie Stant, daughter of Corbin Fletcher Stant and Willianna F. 'Willie' Byrd, circa 1910.2
Was Living 1946 John was living in 1946 at Chester, PA.1
Death* 1967 John died in 1967.2
Burial* His body was interred at Groton's Cem, Hallwood, Acc Co, VA.2
Sarah Bessie Stant b. Jan 1891, d. 1984
Children 1. Doris McCready+ b. c 1915
2. Avis McCready b. c 1917
Sarah Bessie Stant1
F, b. January 1891, d. 1984
Father Corbin Fletcher Stant b. 1859, d. 1 Apr 1947
Mother Willianna F. 'Willie' Byrd b. 1864, d. 23 Jul 1934
Birth* January 1891 Sarah was born in January 1891 at Accomack Co, VA.2,1
Census w/parents* 1900 Sarah was listed with her parents in the census of 1900 at Atlantic Dist, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Sarah B. Stant in HH#277 headed by Corbin Stant, a 40 year old sailor. She was shown as born Jan 1891, age 9 and at school..1
Marriage* circa 1910 She married John Neal McCready, son of John T. McCready and Artha Anna Marshall, circa 1910.2
Married Name circa 1910 As of circa 1910,her married name was McCready.
Was Living 1947 Sarah was living in 1947 at Chester, PA.3
Death* 1984 Sarah died in 1984.2
Burial* Her body was interred at Groton's Cem, Hallwood, Acc Co, VA.2
John Neal McCready b. 1886, d. 1967
Augusta 'Gussie' Drummond1
F, b. circa 1854, d. February 1908
Father William Robinson Drummond Sr. b. 1828, d. 26 Sep 1917
Mother Belinda Broadwater b. 21 Jun 1827, d. 1898
Charts Descendants of Henrie Carsley (First Families of Virginia)
Birth* circa 1854 Augusta was born circa 1854 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Census w/parents* 1860 Augusta was listed with her parents in the census of 1860 at Accomack Parish, Accomack Co, VA. HH#202 was headed by William R. Drummond, a 29 year old farmer with real estate valued at $1,200 & personal property valued at $400. Listed with him were the following Drummonds: Belinda, age 32; Wessie Ann, age 10; Servinnie, age 8 (felmale); Augustus, age 6 (female); Millard F., age 4; and Belinda, age 2. Also listed was Gillett Dennis, a 15 year old black male.3
Census w/parents 1870 Augusta was listed with her parents in the census of 1870 at Atlantic District, Accomack Parish, Accomack Co, VA. HH#602 was headed by Malinda Drummond, age 40 & keeping house, with real estate valued at $1,000 & personal property valued at $200. Listed with her were the following Drummonds: Roberson, a 40 year old oysterman; Lurena, age 19; Augusta, age 15; Filmore, age 9; Elizabeth, age 6; William, age 4; & Malinda, age 1.4
Marriage circa 1872 She married Robert Nelson circa 1872.5
Married Name circa 1872 As of circa 1872,her married name was Nelson.
Marriage* 25 September 1877 She married Edward Frank Lewis, son of John T. Lewis Sr. and Sarah E. 'Sally' Spence, on 25 September 1877 at Temperanceville, Acc Co, VA. They were married by Montcalm Oldham, a Methodist minister. Edward was a 24 year old oysterman and she was Augusta Nelson a 21 year old widow, daughter of Wm R. and Belinda Drummond..1
Married Name 25 September 1877 As of 25 September 1877,her married name was Lewis.
Church member* 1898 Augusta was on the in 1898 roll of the at Meth Ch, Saxis, Acc Co, VA.6
Death* February 1908 Augusta died in February 1908.6
Robert Nelson b. c 1855, d. c 1875
Children 1. Edith M. Nelson+ b. c 1873
2. Kate Nelson b. c 1875
Edward Frank Lewis b. Sep 1854, d. 11 Jun 1935
Children 1. Luda F. 'Lola' Lewis+ b. 25 Nov 1880, d. 1962
2. Persey Lewis b. Dec 1886, d. b 1935
3. Payson Beadles Lewis+ b. 6 Mar 1888, d. May 1975
4. Beulah B. Lewis b. 25 Jun 1889, d. Oct 1983
5. Penny Fletcher Lewis+ b. c 1890
[S586] E. Thomas Crowson & Susan Crowson Hite, 1860 Accomack Co, VA, Census.
[S7] 1860 Accomack Co, VA, Census.
[S675] Gail M. Walczyk, 1870 Accomack Co, VA, Census, Part 1, Accomack Parish.
[S1627] Jesse Merrill Byrd.
[S78] Pocomoke Charge, Church Register, 1898-1927, Saxis Roll.
Payson Beadles Lewis1
M, b. 6 March 1888, d. May 1975
Father Edward Frank Lewis b. Sep 1854, d. 11 Jun 1935
Mother Augusta 'Gussie' Drummond b. c 1854, d. Feb 1908
Descendants of Nicholas Granger (First Families of Virginia)
Birth* 6 March 1888 Payson was born on 6 March 1888 at Saxis Island, Acc Co, VA. His tombstone shows his birth as 1884. His name is shown only as Beadles Lewis in county birth records, which show his birth as 30 Jun 1883..2,3
Census* 1900 He was listed as a resident in the census report in 1900 at Saxis Island, Acc Co, VA.1
Census 1910 He was listed as a resident in the census report in 1910 at Saxis Island, Acc Co, VA.4
Marriage* 8 July 1914 He married Virginia E. 'Vela' Richardson, daughter of John Richardson and Leigh Anna Northam, on 8 July 1914 at Worcester Co, MD.5
Was Living 1951 Payson was living in 1951 at Saxis Island, Acc Co, VA.6
Death* May 1975 Payson died in May 1975 at age 87.3
Burial* His body was interred at J.W. Taylor Cem, Temperanceville, Acc Co, VA.7
Virginia E. 'Vela' Richardson b. 30 Jan 1893, d. Sep 1973
Children 1. Vincent L. Lewis+ b. 15 Jun 1915, d. 11 Jul 1984
2. Eugene P. Lewis b. 21 Nov 1930, d. 26 Jun 1974
[S601] Virginia Accomack County, Birth Register(s), 1853-1896.
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Social Security Death Index.
[S291] Worcester Co, MD, Marriage Records #4, 1906-1917.
[S1357] Pamela Jean 'Pam' Glenn.
Emiley F. Morgan1
Father Thomas W. Morgan b. c 1829, d. a 1880
Mother Harriet H. Darby b. 16 May 1833, d. 19 Jan 1932
Birth* circa 1850 Emiley was born circa 1850 at Shelltown, Brinkley's District, Somerset Co, MD. HH#1185 was headed by Thomas W. Morgan, a 29 year old sailor. Listed with him were the following Morgans: Harriett, age 29; Emily, age 10; Albert, age 8; Francis, age 6; Wm. R., age 3 and Joanna T., age 3..2
Census w/parents* 19 July 1860 Emiley was listed with her parents in the census of 19 July 1860 at Rehoboth P.O., Brinkley's District, Somerset Co, MD. HH#1185 was headed by Thomas W. Morgan, a 29 year old sailor. Listed with him were the following Morgans: Harriett, age 29; Emily, age 10; Albert, age 8; Francis, age 6; Wm. R., age 3 and Joanna T., age 3.2
Census w/parents 15 June 1870 Emiley was listed with her parents in the census of 15 June 1870 at Marion, Brinkley's District, Somerset Co, MD. HH#211 was headed by Thomas Morgan, a 46 year old ship carpenter. Listed with him were the following Morgans: Harriet H., age 42; Emily, age 19; Jefferson D., age 8; Jeanetta, age 6; Mary E., age 4; Wilbur C., age 4/12; and Lily M., age 4/12.3
Marriage* 7 September 1875 She married William Burke on 7 September 1875 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown as William Burke, age 25 and Emily F. Morgan, age 24.1
Married Name 7 September 1875 As of 7 September 1875,her married name was Burke.
Census w/husband* 4 June 1880 Emiley was listed with her husband in the census of 4 June 1880 at Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD. HH#442 was headed by Wm. Burk, age 29. Listed with him were Emily F. Burk, a 29 year old wife; Chas. F. Burk, a 4 year old son; and R.H. Burk, a 2 year old son.4
William Burke b. c 1851
Children 1. R.H. Burke4 b. c 1878
2. Charles Frank Burke4 b. 22 Jul 1878
3. William Burke5 b. c 1886
4. Gracey Burke6 b. Feb 1890
[S595] Ruth T. Dryden, Lower Eastern Shore Maryland Marriages (including the counties of Somerset, Worcester, Wicomico) 1865-1906.
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, 1860 Federal Census, Somerset Co, MD.
Albert Morgan
Birth* circa 1852 Albert was born circa 1852 at Shelltown, Brinkley's District, Somerset Co, MD.1
Census w/parents* 19 July 1860 Albert was listed with his parents in the census of 19 July 1860 at Rehoboth P.O., Brinkley's District, Somerset Co, MD. HH#1185 was headed by Thomas W. Morgan, a 29 year old sailor. Listed with him were the following Morgans: Harriett, age 29; Emily, age 10; Albert, age 8; Francis, age 6; Wm. R., age 3 and Joanna T., age 3.1
Franklin 'Frank' Thomas Morgan1
M, b. 1855, d. 2 January 1946
Father Thomas W. Morgan1 b. c 1829, d. a 1880
Mother Harriet H. Darby1 b. 16 May 1833, d. 19 Jan 1932
Birth* 1855 Franklin was born in 1855 at Shelltown, Somerset Co, MD.1
Census w/parents* 19 July 1860 Franklin was listed with his parents in the census of 19 July 1860 at Rehoboth P.O., Brinkley's District, Somerset Co, MD. HH#1185 was headed by Thomas W. Morgan, a 29 year old sailor. Listed with him were the following Morgans: Harriett, age 29; Emily, age 10; Albert, age 8; Francis, age 6; Wm. R., age 3 and Joanna T., age 3.2
Census w/parents 1 June 1880 Franklin was listed with his parents in the census of 1 June 1880 at Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD. Family#HH458 was headed by T.W. Morgan, a 55 year old carpenter. Listed with him were the following Morgans: Harriet, a 48 year old wife; Jennie, a 15 year old daughter; Mary E., a 12 year old daugter; Jeff D., an 18 year old son; W.C., a 12 year old son; Lilly M., a 12 year old daughter; F.T., a 26 year old son; and Wm. R., a 24 year old son.3
Marriage* 31 August 1882 He married Anna Belle Walker, daughter of Robert B. Walker and Aliza N. Jefferson, on 31 August 1882 at Lancaster Co, VA. He was shown as Franklin T. Morgan, age 24, of Somerset Co, MD, the son of Thomas & Harriet Morgan, and she was shown as Anna B. Walker, age 16, the daughter of Robert B. & Ann Walker.1
Death* 2 January 1946 Franklin 'Frank' Thomas Morgan died on 2 January 1946 at Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD. Mr. Thomas Morgan, one of Crisfield's oldest and most highly respected citizens, succumbed to a heart attack at his home on Mariners Road, Wednesday afternoon. He had finished his noon-day meal and was resting in his favorite chair when the end came. He had passed his 90th birthday. Mr. Morgan was of Dutch-English descent. His father came from England to this country and married Harriet Darby of the Eastern Shore of Virginia and settled at Shelltown where the young Thomas Morgan was born. When a young man he met at Irvington, Va. and married Anna Belle Jefferson, great niece of President Thomas Jefferson. The couple lived at Shelltown until 1905 when they moved to Crisfield. He retired as a waterman 20 years ago. He was a member of Mt. Pleasant Church. Funeral services were held from the Bradshaw Funeral Parlors on Friday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Chas. M. Elderdice and Rev. Melvin E. Wheatley. Interment was in Asbury Cemetery. Pallbearers were his grandchildren. He is survived by seven children, Mrs. Lucy Fleetwood of California, Mrs. Lessie Sterling and Mrs. Inez Somers of Crisfield, Wilbur, Barney and Gordon Morgan of Crisfield and Robert Morgan of Leesburg, N.J. and one brother, William Morgan of Crisfield. The Crisfield Times, Crisfield, Maryland, Friday, Janury 4, 1946, p. 4.1
Burial* Franklin was buried at Asbury Cemetery, Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD.1
Anna Belle Walker b. 9 Jan 1867, d. 20 Dec 1909
[S2259] findagrave.com, Find A Grave Memorial# 180248705 (Franklin Thomas 'Frank' Morgan).
William R. Morgan1
M, b. circa 1857, d. 6 February 1947
Birth* circa 1857 William was born circa 1857 at Shelltown, Brinkley's District, Somerset Co, MD.2
Census w/parents* 19 July 1860 William was listed with his parents in the census of 19 July 1860 at Rehoboth P.O., Brinkley's District, Somerset Co, MD. HH#1185 was headed by Thomas W. Morgan, a 29 year old sailor. Listed with him were the following Morgans: Harriett, age 29; Emily, age 10; Albert, age 8; Francis, age 6; Wm. R., age 3 and Joanna T., age 3.2
Census w/parents 1 June 1880 William was listed with his parents in the census of 1 June 1880 at Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD. Family#HH458 was headed by T.W. Morgan, a 55 year old carpenter. Listed with him were the following Morgans: Harriet, a 48 year old wife; Jennie, a 15 year old daughter; Mary E., a 12 year old daugter; Jeff D., an 18 year old son; W.C., a 12 year old son; Lilly M., a 12 year old daughter; F.T., a 26 year old son; and Wm. R., a 24 year old son.3
Marriage* circa 1895 He married Mary Parks circa 1895.4
Death* 6 February 1947 William R. Morgan died on 6 February 1947 at Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD. William E. Morgan To Be Buried On Sunday - Mr. William E. Morgan, beloved husband of Mrs. Mary Parks Morgan, passed away quietly at his home in Calvary Thursday morning, Feb. 6th. He was in his 86th year. Mr. Morgan had been ill for over two years and confined to his bed and his death was not unexpected. Born September 8, 1861 he was the last surviving son of the late Thomas and Harriet Darby Morgan, both of Somerset County. Mr. Morgan lived in the Calvary section for over 75 years. He was a member of Asbury Church and while health permitted, was active in religious work of that church. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon, February 9th at 2 o'clock from Asbury Church, conducted by Rev. J.T. Rowlenson, pastor. Interment will be in Asbury Cemetery. Tentative pallbearers are listed as Messrs. Jim Mosher, Ernest Sterling, Jim Sterling, Ralph Parks, Billy Nelson and Allen Parks. Besides his widow he is survived by four sons, Clifton and Warren Morgan, of Baltimore and Elmer and Maurice Morgan, Crisfield; one son, William Jr. having preceded him in death. Also surviving are 10 grandchildren. The Crisfield Times, February 7, 1947 pg.1.5
Burial* William was buried at Asbury Cemetery, Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD.5
Mary Parks b. 1875, d. 19 Nov 1950
[S588] John C. Barnes, 1860 Somerset County, Maryland, Census.
[S2259] findagrave.com, Find A Grave Memorial# 174355780 (Mary Parks Morgan).
[S2259] findagrave.com, Find A Grave Memorial# 174356348 (William E. Morgan).
(Infant c|o James) Lewis1
M, b. April 1946, d. 1 May 1946
Father James Carlton Lewis Sr. b. 10 Sep 1917, d. 3 Jan 1995
Mother Fairye Melissa Estelle Glenn b. 8 Jun 1915, d. 11 Jan 1996
Biography* (an unknown value.)
Birth* April 1946 (Infant was born in April 1946 at NAM Hospital, Nassawadox, N'hamp Co, VA.1
Death* 1 May 1946 (Infant died on 1 May 1946 at NAM Hospital, Nassawadox, N'hamp Co, VA. We are sorry to learn that the infant baby of Mr. & Mrs. James Lewis of Saxis died at the Memorial Hospital at Nassawadox on 1 May 1946 (Pen. Ent., 3 May 1946)..1
Joseph Alfred Bernard
M, b. 1884, d. 23 December 1951
Birth* 1884 Joseph was born in 1884 at Massachusetts.1,2
Marriage* circa 1910 He married Mary Susie Jester, daughter of Elias J. Jester and Alabama Moore, circa 1910.1
Death* 23 December 1951 Joseph died on 23 December 1951 at Bloxom, Acc Co, VA.1,2
Burial* His body was interred at Parksley Cem, Acc Co, VA.1
Mary Susie Jester b. 1888, d. 8 Jul 1923
Children 1. Doris B. Bernard+ b. 14 Feb 1920, d. 1 Feb 1959
2. Flora Ellen 'Pretty' Bernard+ b. c 1923
[S1996] Alfred Lee Marshall.
Mary Susie Jester1
F, b. 1888, d. 8 July 1923
Father Elias J. Jester b. 1841, d. 1906
Mother Alabama Moore b. 1847, d. 1919
Birth* 1888 Mary was born in 1888 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Marriage* circa 1910 She married Joseph Alfred Bernard circa 1910.2
Married Name circa 1910 As of circa 1910,her married name was Bernard.
Death* 8 July 1923 Mary died on 8 July 1923 at Bloxom, Acc Co, VA.2,3
Burial* Her body was interred at Parksley, Acc Co, VA.2
Joseph Alfred Bernard b. 1884, d. 23 Dec 1951
[S717] Nancy Johnson, to Moody K. Miles.
Risdon Joshua Reynolds Sr.1
M, b. 28 March 1884, d. 10 April 1958
Father William Henry Reynolds1 b. c 1860
Mother Sarah Pruitt1 b. c 1860
Birth* 28 March 1884 Risdon was born on 28 March 1884 at Accomack Co, VA.1
Marriage* 27 December 1904 He married Abbie S. Jester, daughter of Daniel James Jester and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Ann Daisey, on 27 December 1904 at Chincoteague Island, Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Risdon Reynolds, age 20, the son of William Reyonlds & Sarah E. Reynolds and she was shown as Abbie Jester, age 16, the daughter of Daniel J. Jester & Elizabeth Jester.2
Census head* 1910 Risdon was listed as a head of household in the census of 1910 at Chincoteague Island, Accomack Co, VA. The HH was headed by Risdon Reynolds, a 26 year old oysterman. Listed with him were Abbie E. Reynolds, a 20 year old wife; Harvey Reynolds, a 4 year old son; Risdon Reynolds, a 3 year old son and Edith L. Reynolds, a 0 year old daughter.3
Census head 1920 Risdon was listed as a head of household in the census of 1920 at Chincoteague Island, Accomack Co, VA. The HH was headed by Risdon Reynolds, a 35 year old sailor on a merchant vessel. Listed with him were the following Reynolds: Abbie E., a 30 year old wife; Harvey R., a 14 year old son; Risdon J., a 12 year old son Edith L., a 10 year old daughter; Russel S., an 8 year old son; Alexander E., a 6 year old son and Kathleen E., a 4 year old daughter.4
Census head 1930 Risdon was listed as a head of household in the census of 1930 at Capeville, Northampton Co, VA. HH#365 was headed by Resden Renholds, a 45 year old working in seafood (fish). Listed with him were the following Renholds: Abbie, a 40 year old wife; Harvey, a 24 year old son; Resden, a 23 year old son; Ada W., a 20 year old daughter; Russell, an 18 year old son; Alexander, a 15 year old son; Katherline, a 14 year old daughter; Elizabeth, an 8 year old daughter; and Floyd, a 0 year old son.5
Census head 1940 Risdon was listed as a head of household in the census of 1940 at Oyster, Capeville District, Northampton Co, VA. HH#364 was headed by Risdon Reynolds, age 56. Listed with him were the following Reynolds: Abbie, a 50 year old wife; Harvey R., a 35 year old son; S. Elizabeth, an 18 year old daughter; Floyd B., an 11 year old son; and E. Fay, a 9 year old daughter.6
Was Living 1946 Risdon was living in 1946 at Oyster, Acc Co, VA.7
Death* 10 April 1958 He died on 10 April 1958 at Nassawadox, Northampton Co, VA, at age 74. He was shown as Risdon Joshua Reynolds, age 74, born 28 Mar 1884, died 10 Apr 1958, the son of William Henry Reynolds & Sarah Pruitt and the spouse of Abbie Jester Reynolds.1
Burial* Risdon was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Chincoteague Island, Accomack Co, VA.8,9
Abbie S. Jester b. 3 Jun 1889, d. 6 Jan 1975
Children 1. Harvey R. Reynolds3 b. c 1906
2. Risdon J. Reynolds Jr.3 b. c 1907
3. Sarah Elizabeth Reynolds+ b. 19 Mar 1922, d. 10 Sep 2006
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Risdon Joshua Reynolds in the Virginia, Death Records, 1912-2014.
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Risdon Reynolds & Abbie Jester in the Virginia, Select Marriages, 1785-1940.
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, 1910 Federal Census, Accomack Co, VA.
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, 1930 Federal Census, Northampton Co, VA.
[S996] Mr. James Waine Carpenter Sr., From Tears To Memories, The Cemeteries of Chincoteague.
Harry Ewell Tull Sr.1
M, b. 2 April 1893, d. 1987
Father Francis George 'Frank' Tull b. 1851, d. 1926
Mother Mary Elizabeth Godwin b. 1857, d. 1916
Charts Descendants of Richard Bayley (Gentleman, Craddock Creek) (#1)
Descendants of Richard Bayley (Gentleman, Craddock Creek) (#2)
Descendants of William Kendall (Burgess at Jamestown)
Descendants of Francis Mason (Ancient Planter)
Descendants of Capt. Edmund Scarburgh (Burgess at Jamestown) (#1)
Descendants of Adam Thorowgood (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Thomas Welburne (Burgess at Jamestown)
Descendants of Col. John Wise (Gentlemen, Chesconessex)
Descendants of Sir George Yeardley (Ancient Planter)
Birth* 2 April 1893 Harry was born on 2 April 1893 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Census w/parents* 1900 Harry was listed with his parents in the census of 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Harry E. Tull, a 7 year old son in the HH of Frank Tull, age 49 and his wife Mary Tull, age 44.3
Marriage* 26 December 1918 He married Fanny Mae Hazel Rhodes on 26 December 1918 at Snow Hill, Worcester Co, MD.4
Marriage* circa 1940 Harry Ewell Tull Sr. married Mamie Laura Cutler, daughter of James Poulson Cutler and Elizabeth Ann Taylor, circa 1940.5
Death* 1987 Harry died in 1987.6
Fanny Mae Hazel Rhodes b. 1899, d. 1984
Child 1. Harry Ewell Tull Jr.+ b. 31 Mar 1920, d. 30 Aug 1987
Mamie Laura Cutler b. 10 Jun 1893, d. 29 Nov 1961
[S2448] Mary Frances Carey, James Tull, Maryland Ancestors and Virginia Descendants, Supporting files and draft charts.
[S503] Mary Frances Carey with Moody K. Miles and Barry W. Miles, Tombstones Inscriptions of Upper Accomack County, Virginia, and information from Beatrice Tull.
[S2245] Tull Family Information provided by Beatrice Furniss Tull & her daughter Hannah Tull Glisson.
[S2374] Conquest Family Descendant Chart (13 feet long containing 100s of names, but no dates) probably prepared by Anita Hughes, the wife of John William Conquest, son of LeCato Conquest. Evidently the chart passed from her son Johnny Conquest to his cousin Richard 'Dick' Earl Conquest and was later loaned by Dick's widow Jeanne Canoles Conquest via Bobby Wilkerson to M.K. Miles in 2013.
Fanny Mae Hazel Rhodes
Descendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock) (#1)
Descendants of John Parramore (First Families of Virginia)
Birth* 1899 Fanny was born in 1899 at Norfolk, VA.
Census w/parents* 1910 Fanny was listed with her parents in the census of 1910 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, Va. She was shown as Fannie H. Ailworth, a 12 year old daughter in HH#430 headed by Frank S. Aliworth, a 53 year old farmer.1
Biography* 1918 According to Hannah & Beatrice Tull, Fannie thought she had been adopted by Capt. Frank & Brunetta Ailworth until she got married when she discovered that they did not actually adopt her as there were no adoption papers filed in Accomack County.2
Marriage* 26 December 1918 She married Harry Ewell Tull Sr., son of Francis George 'Frank' Tull and Mary Elizabeth Godwin, on 26 December 1918 at Snow Hill, Worcester Co, MD.2
Married Name 26 December 1918 As of 26 December 1918,her married name was Tull.
Marriage* circa 1938 Fanny Mae Hazel Rhodes married Zadock S. Mears Jr., son of Capt. Zadock S. Mears and Julia Ann Chesser, circa 1938.2
Anecdote* 4 November 1940 On 4 Nov 1940 Mrs. Z.S. Mears (Nee Fannie Hazel ---) of Card Towing Lines Inc., 17 Batery Place, New York City, NY, wrote to the Supt' Home for Children, Holt Street, Norfolk, VA and asked for information trying to find out who her parents were. She stated that Vassie Bright, who was an inmate at the same time she was, being a little older then her, had told her the following: She was Fannie Hazel Rhodes, and was taken from the home by Frank Ailworth and his wife Nettie J. Ailworth of New Church, VA and they promised to adopt her, but didn't. Her then husband was a Captain on a Coastwise Barge and she was in the service and went with him at all times. But now the Government required Birth Certificates to prove they were American Citizens and she had none as was hoping to find information on who her parents were so that she could get a birth certificate. The on 13 Nov 1940 the Edgewater Home for Girls operated by the Female Orphan Society at 5505 Powhatan Avenue, Norfolk, VA replied to Mrs. Z.S. Mears that the only record that they had was that she entered The Orphanage in Sept 1900 and that the Holt Street Orphanage was sold in 1918 and they had been at 5505 Powhatan Ave since that time.2
Was Living 1947 Fanny was living in 1947 at Baltimore, MD. Hannah Tull will be three years old this March (1947) and David Tull was four years old in December (1946). They are the children of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Tull Jr. of Saxis and the grandchildren of Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Furniss of Saxis, Mr. Harry Tull of Grotons, and Mrs. Fanny Mears of Baltimore (Pen. Ent., 24 Jan 1947)..3
Death* 1984 Fanny died in 1984.
Burial* Her body was interred at J.W. Taylor Cem, Temperanceville, Acc Co, VA. Her tombstons shows her as Fannie H. Mears, 1899 - 1984..4
Harry Ewell Tull Sr. b. 2 Apr 1893, d. 1987
Zadock S. Mears Jr. b. 1870, d. 1946
Betty Evelyn White1
F, b. 8 February 1947, d. 9 February 1947
Father Mitchell F. White b. 2 May 1896, d. 1 May 1967
Mother Lucille Marshall b. 1903, d. 1990
Birth* 8 February 1947 Betty was born on 8 February 1947 at NAM Hospital, Nassawadox, N'hamp Co, VA.1
Death* 9 February 1947 Betty died on 9 February 1947 at NAM Hospital, Nassawadox, N'hamp Co, VA. Betty Evelyn White, the infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Michell F. White of Grotons, died on Sunday, 8 Feb 1947, in Memorial Hospital, Nassawadox. Burial was in Groton's Cemetery. Survivors were listed (Pen. Ent., 14 Feb 1947). Her tombstone shows she died on 9 Feb 1947..1
Sidney L. Somers1
Birth* 1901 Sidney was born in 1901 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Was Living 1921 Sidney was living in 1921 at Mearsville, Acc Co, VA.3
Marriage* 2 July 1921 He married Olive Corbin|Ceshire Taylor, daughter of William J. Taylor and Ida May Marshall, on 2 July 1921 at Snow Hill, Wor Co, MD.3
Death* 1967 Sidney died in 1967.2
Burial* His body was interred at Wessells Cem, Mears, Acc Co, VA.2
Olive Corbin|Ceshire Taylor b. 1901
Nellie Groten
F, b. 1909
Birth* 1909 Nellie was born in 1909.1
Marriage* 3 August 1935 She married Carlton C. Hurley, son of Lemuel C. 'Lennie' Hurley and Carrie Lena 'Came' Smith, on 3 August 1935 at Pocomoke City, Worcester Co, MD. Miss Nellie Groton, of Grotons, VA, and Mr. Carlton Hurley, of Grotons, VA, were married 3 Aug 1935 at Pocomoke City, MD, by Rev. P.W. Crosby (Pen. Ent., 24 Aug 1935)..2
Married Name 3 August 1935 As of 3 August 1935,her married name was Hurley.
Carlton C. Hurley b. 6 May 1913
[S27] Peninsula Enterprise, Marriage.
William Royal Knight1
M, b. 1850, d. 4 September 1926
Father William S. Knight b. 20 Sep 1824, d. 29 Sep 1902
Mother Charlotte Taylor b. 20 Mar 1826, d. 20 Apr 1890
Charts Descendants of William Anderson (Burgess at Jamestown)
Birth* 1850 William was born in 1850 at Accomack Co, VA.1
Biography* 1851 The proof that he was a son of William and Charlotte (Taylor) Knight is based on being survived by a sister, Mrs. Cullen. This was Elizabeth A. Knight (1854-1933), a known daughter of William and Charlotte Knight by Acc Co birth records, who married John S. Cullen in Worcester Co in 1873. His 1872 Acc Co marriage record shows him as the son of William & Sally Knight.
Marriage* 1 February 1872 He married Margaret M. 'Peggy' Cullen, daughter of Jacob Cullen and Sarah 'Sally' Milligan, on 1 February 1872 at Messongo, Acc Co, VA. He was a 22 year old merchant, shown as the son of William & Sally, and she was age 19. They were married by J. C. Reed..2
Census head June 1880 William was listed as a head of household in the census of June 1880 at Bay Side, Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Wm. R. Knight the head of HH#398, a 28 year old oysterman. Listed with him were the following Knights: Margaret, a 24 year old wife; Mary E., a 7 year old daughter; Hattie S., a 5 year old daughter; Ex. W., a 3 year old daughter.3
Census head* 18 June 1900 William was listed as a head of household in the census of 18 June 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as William R. Knight the head of HH#312, a 50 year old farmer, born Apr 1850. Listed with him were the following Knights: Margaret, a 44 year old wife; Hattie S., a 22 year old daughter; Exodus, a 20 year old daughter; Andrew, an 18 year old son; Ceciel L., an 11 year old daughter; Fletcher J., an 11 year old son; Harold, a 6 year old son; Mary R., an 18 year old daughter; and Duley, a 1 year old granddaughter.4
Death* 4 September 1926 William died on 4 September 1926 at Belinda, Acc Co, VA. W. R. Knight died at his home at Belinda, aged 76 years and married for 55 years. He was survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Maurice Kelley, Mrs. F. Warner Davis, Mrs. J. H. Auld, Mrs. Ben Satchell, 3 sons, W. A., S. J., H. H., of Saxis, 1 sister, Mrs. Cullen. Services by Rev. E. C. Wilmer at Hall's Chapel..5
Margaret M. 'Peggy' Cullen b. Jan 1856
Children 1. Mary E. Knight+ b. 16 May 1874
2. Hattie Stewart Knight b. 8 Mar 1876, d. 1967
3. Exodus W. Knight b. 2 Jun 1878
4. William Andrew Knight b. 17 Jun 1881, d. 14 Jun 1947
5. Cecie Lee Knight+ b. 3 Jul 1883
6. Fletcher Jacob Knight+ b. Mar 1889
7. Nora Mae Knight6 b. 2 May 1890, d. 19 Jan 1891
8. Harold Hobson Knight+ b. 6 Aug 1893, d. 12 Nov 1956
[S551] Barry W. Miles & Moody K. Miles, Accomack Co, VA, Marriage Records, 1854-1895 (Recorded in Licenses and Ministers' Returns).
[S71] Eastern Shore News, 10 Sep 1926 issue (obituary of W.R. Knight).
Margaret M. 'Peggy' Cullen1
F, b. January 1856
Father Jacob Cullen b. c 1805
Mother Sarah 'Sally' Milligan b. c 1813
Birth* January 1856 Margaret was born in January 1856 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Marriage* 1 February 1872 She married William Royal Knight, son of William S. Knight and Charlotte Taylor, on 1 February 1872 at Messongo, Acc Co, VA. He was a 22 year old merchant, shown as the son of William & Sally, and she was age 19. They were married by J. C. Reed..1
Married Name 1 February 1872 As of 1 February 1872,her married name was Knight.
Census w/husband* 18 June 1900 Margaret was listed with her husband in the census of 18 June 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Margaret Knight, a 44 year old wife, born Jan 1856 in HH#312 headed by William R. Knight, a 50 year old farmer.2
Biography* 1926 She was listed as Margaret Knight, the surviving grandmother of Helena Knight, who died in 1926 (E.S. News, 8 Oct 1926).
William Royal Knight b. 1850, d. 4 Sep 1926
Fletcher Jacob Knight1
M, b. March 1889
Father William Royal Knight b. 1850, d. 4 Sep 1926
Mother Margaret M. 'Peggy' Cullen b. Jan 1856
Birth* March 1889 Fletcher was born in March 1889 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Census w/parents* 18 June 1900 Fletcher was listed with his parents in the census of 18 June 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Fletcher J. Knight, an 11 year old son, born Mar 1899(sic) 1889 in HH#312 headed by William R. Knight, a 50 year old farmer and Margaret Knight, his 44 year old wife.2
Census w/parents 1910 Fletcher was listed with his parents in the census of 1910 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Fletcher J. Knight, a 19 year old in a HH headed by William R. Knight, age 58 and his wife Margaret M. Knight, age 56.3
Census w/another* 1920 Fletcher was listed with another family in the census of 1920 at Washington, Westmoreland Co, VA. He was shown as Fletcher J. Knight, a 30 year old divorced boarder in a HH headed by Phebe Marshall, a 50 year old widow, born in New York.4
Marriage* circa 1922 He married Ernestine 'Teenie' Virginia Nash circa 1922.5
Obituary - Father's* 10 September 1926 Fletcher Jacob Knight was named in his father's obituary on 10 September 1926. The obituary of W.R. Knight of Belinda named 4 surviving daughters: Mrs. Maurice Kelly, Mrs. F. Warner Davis, Mrs. J.H. Auld, Mrs. Ben Satchell and 3 surviving sons: W.A., S.J., H.H. of Saxis and 1 sister: Mrs. Cullen.6
Census head* 1930 Fletcher was listed as a head of household in the census of 1930 at Colonial Beach, Westmoreland Co, VA. He was shown as Fletcher J. Knight, a 40 year old barber. Listed with him were Linnie Knight, a 27 year old wife; Estall F. Knight, a 6 year old son; Raleigh B. Knight, a 3 11/12 year old son; and William C. Knight, a 4/12 year old son.5
Census w/another 1940 Fletcher was listed with another family in the census of 1940 at Colonial Beach, Westmoreland Co, VA. He was shown as Fletcher Knight, a 48 year old single lodger in a HH headed by Frank Miller, age 52.7
Ernestine 'Teenie' Virginia Nash b. c 1903, d. 1970
Child 1. Fletcher Estall Knight+5 b. 1923, d. 2008
[S2376] Hope Knight Bunch, to M.K. Miles.
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, 1920 Federal Census, Westmoreland Co, VA.
William Andrew Knight1
M, b. 17 June 1881, d. 14 June 1947
Birth* 17 June 1881 William was born on 17 June 1881 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Wm. A. Knight, the son of Wm. R. Knight, a farmer & Margaret M. his wife. His mother gave the information..2
Marriage* 11 February 1900 He married Mary R. Northam, daughter of John W. Northam Sr. and Kissiah Emily 'Kizzie' Spence, on 11 February 1900 at Wicomico Co, MD. They were shown as Andrew Knight, age 24 and Mary Northam, age 21..3
Census w/parents* 18 June 1900 William was listed with his parents in the census of 18 June 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Andrew Knight, an 18 year old son, born Jan 1882 in HH#312 headed by William R. Knight, a 50 year old farmer and Margaret Knight, his 44 year old wife.4
Death* 14 June 1947 William died on 14 June 1947 at age 65. Andrew K. Knight died in car between Jenkins Bridge and Sanford on 14 Jun 1947, aged 64 years, with burial at Groton's Cemetery, survivors were listed (Pen. Ent., 27 Jun 1947). It is assumed that this is William A. Knight (1882-1947), h/o Mary R., buried at Groton's Cemetery..1
Mary R. Northam b. 1882, d. 1971
[S728] Gial M. Walczyk, Accomack Co, VA, Birth Register, 1853-1896, Volume I, 1852-1876.
Mary R. Northam1
Father John W. Northam Sr. b. c 1834, d. a 1900
Mother Kissiah Emily 'Kizzie' Spence b. c 1840, d. Jan 1885
Marriage* 11 February 1900 She married William Andrew Knight, son of William Royal Knight and Margaret M. 'Peggy' Cullen, on 11 February 1900 at Wicomico Co, MD. They were shown as Andrew Knight, age 24 and Mary Northam, age 21..3
Married Name 11 February 1900 As of 11 February 1900,her married name was Knight.
Was Living 1955 Mary was living in 1955.1
Death* 1971 Mary died in 1971.2
William Andrew Knight b. 17 Jun 1881, d. 14 Jun 1947
Hattie Stewart Knight1
F, b. 8 March 1876, d. 1967
Birth* 8 March 1876 Hattie was born on 8 March 1876 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as an unnamed daughter of Wm. R. Knight, an oysterman and his wife Marg. Her father gave the information..2
Census w/parents June 1880 Hattie was listed with her parents in the census of June 1880 at Bay Side, Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Hattie S. Knight, a 5 year old daughter in HH#398 headed by Wm. R. Knight, a 28 year old oysterman and Margaret Knight, his 24 year old wife.3
Census w/parents* 18 June 1900 Hattie was listed with her parents in the census of 18 June 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Hattie S. Knight, a 22 year old daughter, born Apr 1877 in HH#312 headed by William R. Knight, a 50 year old farmer and Margaret Knight, his 44 year old wife.4
Marriage* 18 November 1901 She married Warner Thomas Davis on 18 November 1901 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown as W.T. Davis, age 21 and Hattie S. Knight, age 20..5
Married Name 18 November 1901 As of 18 November 1901,her married name was Davis.
Obituary - Father's* 10 September 1926 Hattie Stewart Knight was named in her father's obituary on 10 September 1926. The obituary of W.R. Knight of Belinda named 4 surviving daughters: Mrs. Maurice Kelly, Mrs. F. Warner Davis, Mrs. J.H. Auld, Mrs. Ben Satchell and 3 surviving sons: W.A., S.J., H.H. of Saxis and 1 sister: Mrs. Cullen.6
Death* 1967 Hattie died in 1967.7
Burial* Her body was interred at Groton's Cem, Hallwood, Acc Co, VA. Her tombstone shows her as Hattie S. Davis, 1st wife of Warner T. Davis, 1882-1967..7
Warner Thomas Davis b. 1 Jan 1884, d. 15 Aug 1962
Warner Thomas Davis
M, b. 1 January 1884, d. 15 August 1962
Birth* 1 January 1884 Warner was born on 1 January 1884.1
Marriage* 18 November 1901 He married Hattie Stewart Knight, daughter of William Royal Knight and Margaret M. 'Peggy' Cullen, on 18 November 1901 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown as W.T. Davis, age 21 and Hattie S. Knight, age 20..2
Death* 15 August 1962 Warner died on 15 August 1962 at age 78.1
Burial* His body was interred at Nelson's Cem, MD-VA line, Acc Co, VA.1
Hattie Stewart Knight b. 8 Mar 1876, d. 1967
Exodus W. Knight1,2
F, b. 2 June 1878
Birth* 2 June 1878 Exodus was born on 2 June 1878 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as Exodus Knight, the daughter of Wm. R. Knight, a farmer & his wife Margaret M. Knight. Her mother gave the information..1
Census w/parents June 1880 Exodus was listed with her parents in the census of June 1880 at Bay Side, Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Ex. W. Knight, a 3 year old daughter in HH#398 headed by Wm. R. Knight, a 28 year old oysterman and Margaret Knight, his 24 year old wife.2
Marriage* 7 August 1898 She married Joel Corbin Onley, son of Smith K(elly?) Onley and Elizabeth Stant, on 7 August 1898 at Somerset Co, MD. They were sown as Joel C. Ouley, age 21 and Exodus Knight, age 18..3
Married Name 7 August 1898 As of 7 August 1898,her married name was Onley.
Census w/parents* 18 June 1900 Exodus was listed with her parents in the census of 18 June 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Exodus Knight, a 20 year old daughter, born Jan 1880 in HH#312 headed by William R. Knight, a 50 year old farmer and Margaret Knight, his 44 year old wife.4
Joel Corbin Onley b. 1878, d. 12 Jan 1940
[S779] Gail M. Walczyk, Accomack Co, VA, Birth Register, 1853-1896, Volume II, 1877-1886.
Cecie Lee Knight1
F, b. 3 July 1883
Birth* 3 July 1883 Cecie was born on 3 July 1883 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as Cecy Lee Knight, the daughter of Wm. R. Knight, an oysterman & Margaret M. his wife. Her mother gave the information..1
Census w/parents* 18 June 1900 Cecie was listed with her parents in the census of 18 June 1900 at Atlantic District, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Cecie L. Knight, a 15 year old daughter, born Apr 1885 in HH#312 headed by William R. Knight, a 50 year old farmer and Margaret Knight, his 44 year old wife.2
Marriage* 4 August 1905 She married Corbie Drummond on 4 August 1905 at Somerset Co, MD.3
Married Name 4 August 1905 As of 4 August 1905,her married name was Drummond.
Marriage* circa 1910 She married Ben Satchell circa 1910.
Married Name circa 1910 As of circa 1910,her married name was Satchell.
Obituary - Father's* 10 September 1926 Cecie Lee Knight was named in her father's obituary on 10 September 1926. The obituary of W.R. Knight of Belinda named 4 surviving daughters: Mrs. Maurice Kelly, Mrs. F. Warner Davis, Mrs. J.H. Auld, Mrs. Ben Satchell and 3 surviving sons: W.A., S.J., H.H. of Saxis and 1 sister: Mrs. Cullen.4
Corbie Drummond b. c 1883
Child 1. (Inf|o Corb) Drummond b. 1907, d. 6 Oct 1907
Ben Satchell b. c 1885
Ben Satchell
Birth* circa 1885 Ben was born circa 1885.
Marriage* circa 1910 He married Cecie Lee Knight, daughter of William Royal Knight and Margaret M. 'Peggy' Cullen, circa 1910.
Cecie Lee Knight b. 3 Jul 1883
Estelle Duley Knight1
M, b. July 1898
Mother Mary E. Knight2 b. 16 May 1874
Birth* July 1898 Estelle Duley Knight was born in July 1898 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Marriage* circa 1918 He married Bertha (-----) circa 1918.3
Bertha (-----) b. c 1900
Child 1. (s/o Estelle) Knight b. c 1921, d. 20 Feb 1922
Ruth Colleen Godwin1
F, b. 16 May 1929, d. 5 February 2010
Mother Ruth Marshall b. 1893, d. 28 Aug 1979
Descendants of William Burton (Gentleman, Metompkin)
Birth* 16 May 1929 Ruth was born on 16 May 1929 at Accomack Co, VA.1,2
Was Living 1945 Ruth was living in 1945 at Sanford, Acc Co, VA.3
Marriage* 27 December 1945 She married Frank Fletcher Linton Jr., son of Frank Fletcher Linton Sr. and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' M. Bull, on 27 December 1945 at Pocomoke City, Worcester Co, MD.3
Married Name 27 December 1945 As of 27 December 1945,her married name was Linton.
Death* 5 February 2010 Ruth Colleen Godwin died on 5 February 2010 at Nassawadox, Northampton Co, VA, at age 80.2
Burial* Ruth was buried at J.W. Taylor Cemetery, Temperanceville, Accomack Co, VA.2
Frank Fletcher Linton Jr. b. 20 Dec 1927, d. 2 Jun 1985
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Ruth Colleen Godwin in the Virginia, Birth Records, 1912-2014, Delayed Birth Records, 1854-1911.
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Colleen G. Linton in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014.
(-----) Knight1
Father William Henry Knight b. 10 Mar 1869, d. 24 Nov 1949
Mother Sallie C. Hall b. c 1872
Descendants of Nathaniel Littleton (First Families of Virginia)
Marriage* circa 1915 She married Walter Donoway circa 1915.
Married Name circa 1915 As of circa 1915,her married name was Donoway.
Was Living 1949 (-----) was living in 1949.1
Walter Donoway b. c 1890
(-----) Roach
Marriage* circa 1915 He married Sally M. Knight, daughter of William Henry Knight and Sallie C. Hall, circa 1915.
Sally M. Knight b. c 1894
Walter Donoway
Birth* circa 1890 Walter was born circa 1890.
Marriage* circa 1915 He married (-----) Knight, daughter of William Henry Knight and Sallie C. Hall, circa 1915.
(-----) Knight b. c 1896
John W. Griffin1
Father James A. Griffin b. Jan 1875
Mother Mollie Blanche Young b. 7 Mar 1881, d. 3 Nov 1949
Was Living 1949 John was living in 1949.1
Henry A. Griffin1
Birth* circa 1913 Henry was born circa 1913 at Accomack Co, VA.
Was Living 1949 Henry was living in 1949.1
James E. Griffin1
Was Living 1949 James was living in 1949.1
(1d|o James) Griffin1
Birth* circa 1917 (1d|o was born circa 1917 at Accomack Co, VA.
Married Name circa 1935 As of circa 1935,her married name was Cotter.
Was Living 1949 (1d|o was living in 1949.1
(2d|o_James) Griffin1
Birth* circa 1919 (2d|o_James) was born circa 1919 at Accomack Co, VA.
Married Name circa 1940 As of circa 1940,her married name was Bayly.
Was Living 1949 (2d|o_James) was living in 1949.1
Bertha McGrath
Birth* circa 1895 Bertha was born circa 1895.
Marriage* circa 1915 She married Ellett A. Lewis, son of John F. Lewis and Fannie J. Ellett, circa 1915.
Married Name circa 1915 As of circa 1915,her married name was Lewis.
Was Living 1949 Bertha was living in 1949.1
Ellett A. Lewis b. 23 Feb 1892, d. 30 Dec 1949
(-----) Mitchell
Marriage* circa 1940 He married Myrtle Lewis, daughter of John F. Lewis and Fannie J. Ellett, circa 1940.
Myrtle Lewis b. c 1892
Elizabeth A. Knight1
F, b. 20 September 1854, d. 1933
Birth* 20 September 1854 Elizabeth was born on 20 September 1854 at Messongo, Acc Co, VA.1
Marriage* 13 December 1873 She married John S. Cullen, son of Jacob Cullen and Sarah 'Sally' Milligan, on 13 December 1873 at Worcester Co, MD.2
Married Name 13 December 1873 As of 13 December 1873,her married name was Cullen.
Obituary - Brother's* 10 September 1926 Elizabeth A. Knight was named in her brother's obituary on 10 September 1926. The obituary of W.R. Knight of Belinda named 4 surviving daughters: Mrs. Maurice Kelly, Mrs. F. Warner Davis, Mrs. J.H. Auld, Mrs. Ben Satchell and 3 surviving sons: W.A., S.J., H.H. of Saxis and 1 sister: Mrs. Cullen.3
Death* 1933 Elizabeth died in 1933.4
John S. Cullen b. 1849, d. 1933
Child 1. Blanche L. Cullen+ b. 1875, d. 1955
John E. Churn1
M, b. 1 July 1832, d. 20 February 1892
Father William M. Churn b. c 1803, d. 1 Apr 1861
Mother Sally Turnall b. c 1795
Birth* 1 July 1832 John was born on 1 July 1832 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Census w/parents* 1850 John was listed with his parents in the census of 1850 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Jno. E. Churn, a 17 year old student in HH#353 headed by Wm. Churn, a 47 year old farmer with real estate valued at $350..1
Marriage* 19 May 1859 He married Catherine T. Lilliston, daughter of John S. Lilliston and Anne Hurst, on 19 May 1859 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as John E. Churn, a 25 year old teacher, the son of Wm. W. & Sally Churn and she was shown as Catharine T. Lilliston, age 15 the daughter of John S. & Ann Lilliston and the ward of Edw'd G. Grant, who gave consent. They were married at Jno. W. Cord's gate by E.S. Grant..3
Census w/parents* 1860 John was listed with his parents in the census of 1860 at Accomack Parish, Accomack Co, VA. HH#395 was headed by William W. Churn, a 57 year old farmer, with real estate valued at $1,500 & personal property valued at $700. Listed with him were Sally Churn, age 60; John E. Churn, a 28 year old merchant; Catharine Churn, age 17; John W. Churn, age 3/12 and Elijah W. Hickman, a 30 year old blacksmith with real estate valued at $2,000 and personal property valued at $2,000.4
Death* 20 February 1892 John died on 20 February 1892 at Metompkin District, Acc Co, VA, at age 59. On the Acc Co death records he was shown as John Edw. Churn, who died on 2 Mar 1892 in Metompkin District of a fall at the age of 59 years. He was the son of W.W. & Sally Churn, born in Metompkin District, a school teacher and the husband of Catharine, who gave the information..2,5
Burial* His body was interred at Churn Cemetery, Lee Mont, Acc Co, VA.2
Catherine T. Lilliston b. 8 Jan 1843, d. 9 Jul 1907
Children 1. John W. Churn4 b. c 1860
2. Sarah A. Churn+ b. 1 Jan 1863
3. C.E. Churn b. 1 Jan 1867
Catherine T. Lilliston1
F, b. 8 January 1843, d. 9 July 1907
Father John S. Lilliston b. c 1792, d. Apr 1855
Mother Anne Hurst b. c 1807
Birth* 8 January 1843 Catherine was born on 8 January 1843 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Census w/parents* 1850 Catherine was listed with her parents in the census of 1850 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Catharine Lilliston, age 7 in HH#1127 headed by John S. Lilliston, a 58 year old hotel keeper with real estate valued at $4,000..3
Marriage* 19 May 1859 She married John E. Churn, son of William M. Churn and Sally Turnall, on 19 May 1859 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as John E. Churn, a 25 year old teacher, the son of Wm. W. & Sally Churn and she was shown as Catharine T. Lilliston, age 15 the daughter of John S. & Ann Lilliston and the ward of Edw'd G. Grant, who gave consent. They were married at Jno. W. Cord's gate by E.S. Grant..1
Married Name 19 May 1859 As of 19 May 1859,her married name was Churn.
Census w/fath-in-law* 1860 Catherine was listed with her father-in-law in the census of 1860 at Accomack Parish, Accomack Co, VA. HH#395 was headed by William W. Churn, a 57 year old farmer, with real estate valued at $1,500 & personal property valued at $700. Listed with him were Sally Churn, age 60; John E. Churn, a 28 year old merchant; Catharine Churn, age 17; John W. Churn, age 3/12 and Elijah W. Hickman, a 30 year old blacksmith with real estate valued at $2,000 and personal property valued at $2,000.4
Reported death* 2 March 1892 Catherine reported a death on 2 March 1892 at Metompkin District, Acc Co, VA. It was on this date that Cath. Churn reported the death of her husband John Edw. Churn, who died of a fall at the age of 59 years..5
Death* 9 July 1907 Catherine died on 9 July 1907 at age 64.2
Burial* Her body was interred at Churn Cemetery, Lee Mont, Acc Co, VA.2
John E. Churn b. 1 Jul 1832, d. 20 Feb 1892
Bertha I. (-----)
Charts Descendants of Nathaniel Littleton (First Families of Virginia)
Birth* 1898 Bertha was born in 1898.1
Marriage* circa 1950 She married Norris Elwood Churn, son of Edward Thomas Churn and Susan E. Hall, circa 1950.1
Married Name circa 1950 As of circa 1950,her married name was Churn.
Death* 1961 Bertha died in 1961.1
Norris Elwood Churn b. 1894, d. 1964
C.E. Churn1
M, b. 1 January 1867
Father John E. Churn b. 1 Jul 1832, d. 20 Feb 1892
Mother Catherine T. Lilliston b. 8 Jan 1843, d. 9 Jul 1907
Birth* 1 January 1867 C.E. was born on 1 January 1867 at Accomack Co, VA.1
Teackle Thomas Chase1
M, b. 15 November 1865
Father Teackle R. Chase b. 2 Jul 1829, d. 11 Jun 1916
Mother Annie Eliza Byrd b. 8 Mar 1832, d. 10 Jul 1913
Birth* 15 November 1865 Teackle was born on 15 November 1865 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Marriage* 5 June 1889 He married Mary 'Manie' K. Lankford, daughter of Lewis James Lankford and Hester Ann Gladding, on 5 June 1889 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Teackle T. Chase, a 23 year old mariner, the son of Teackle R. & Ann Eliza Chase and she was shown as Manie K. Lankford, age 21, the daughter of Louis James & Hester A. Lankford.3
Mary 'Manie' K. Lankford b. 23 May 1868, d. 12 Oct 1944
Children 1. Everett Thomas Chase1 b. 2 Jul 1890, d. 1 Feb 1957
2. Essie Mae Chase1 b. 22 Oct 1894, d. 26 Sep 1976
3. Naomi Chase1 b. 21 Jun 1897
4. James Madison Chase1 b. 4 Jun 1906, d. 1 Aug 1949
[S200] Matthew M. Wise, Boston Family of Maryland, 2nd Ed, p. 80 (item #217 Manie Kellam Lankford).
Lewis Crockett Sr.1
Birth* circa 1830 Lewis was born circa 1830.
Marriage* circa 1850 He married Margaret (-----) circa 1850.
Was Living 1853 Lewis was living in 1853 at Tangier Island, Acc Co, VA.1
Margaret (-----) b. c 1830
Child 1. Lewis (of Lewis Sr) Crockett Jr.+ b. 2 May 1853
Margaret (-----)
Birth* circa 1830 Margaret was born circa 1830.
Marriage* circa 1850 She married Lewis Crockett Sr. circa 1850.
Married Name circa 1850 As of circa 1850,her married name was Crockett.
Lewis Crockett Sr. b. c 1830
Thomas Hall1
M, b. 20 September 1855, d. 10 December 1855
Father Thomas Spencer Hall Jr. b. 25 Oct 1813, d. 23 Jun 1885
Mother Sarah Elizabeth 'Sallie' Drummond b. 1823, d. 9 Feb 1917
Charts Descendants of Richard Hill (Gentleman, Hunting Creek)
Birth* 20 September 1855 Thomas was born on 20 September 1855 at Messongo, Acc Co, VA.1
Death* 10 December 1855 Thomas died on 10 December 1855 at Messongo, Acc Co, VA. According to the county death register he died at the age of 11 months of unknown causes. He was the son of Thos. Hall Jr. and was born in Messongo. His father gave the information. (His age is questionable, since his county birth record shows he was born 20 Sep 1855, which would have put his age at about 3 months.)2
(s|o_Thos_Jr) Hall1
M, b. 12 June 1857, d. before 1860
Birth* 12 June 1857 (s|o_Thos_Jr) was born on 12 June 1857 at Messongo, Acc Co, VA.1
Death* before 1860 (s|o_Thos_Jr) died before 1860.2
Mary F.D.T. Hall1
F, b. 10 September 1858, d. 20 November 1859
Birth* 10 September 1858 Mary was born on 10 September 1858 at Messongo, Acc Co, VA. She was unnamed..2
Death* 20 November 1859 Mary died on 20 November 1859 at Messongo, Acc Co, VA, at age 1. She died at the age of 1 year, the daughter of Thos. Hall. She was born and died in Messongo and her father gave the information..1
Samuel Marshall1
M, b. 23 April 1863
Father Sylvester James Marshall Sr. b. 3 Apr 1819, d. 6 Apr 1886
Mother Mary F. 'Polly' Byrd b. 12 Jun 1833, d. 4 Apr 1886
Birth* 23 April 1863 Samuel was born on 23 April 1863 at Accomack Co, VA.1
Levin W. Phillips1
M, b. 28 October 1816, d. 11 August 1891
Father William (of Wm) Phillips b. 13 May 1774, d. 18 Jan 1854
Mother Mary 'Molly' Savage b. c 1785
Birth* 28 October 1816 Levin was born on 28 October 1816 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Marriage* 14 November 1838 He married Susan E. Ashby, daughter of William (of Thomas) Ashby Sr. and Margaret 'Peggy' (of Jno.) Edmunds, on 14 November 1838 at Accomack Co, VA. William Ashby was the security on the M.L.B. of Levin Phillips and Susan Ashby of William..3
Will - Uncle's* 15 March 1843 Levin was named in his uncle's will on 15 March 1843 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as a nephew Levin Phillips, son of my brother William, in the will of John Phillips Sr..1
Census head* 1850 Levin was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1850 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Levin W. Phillips the head of HH#990, a 34 year old farmer with real estate valued at $3,000. Listed with him were the following Phillips: Susan, age 25; Margaret, age 9; Elizabeth, age 7; Sally, age 6; Wm. J., age 5; George C., age 4; and John W., age 2..4
Census* 1860 He was listed as a resident in the census report in 1860 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA.5
Death* 11 August 1891 Levin died on 11 August 1891 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA, at age 74. He was shown as Levin W. Phillips, who died of heart disease at the age of 75 years and 11 months. He was the son of Wm. Phillips, born in Acc Co, and a widowed gentleman. His son John W. Phillips gave the information..6,7,2
Burial* His body was interred at John Phillips Plot, Melfa, Acc Co, VA. His tombstone shows him as Levin W. Phillips the husband of Susan E. Phillips and the son of Wm. & Mary Phillips..2
Susan E. Ashby b. 22 Feb 1823, d. 22 Aug 1879
Children 1. Margaret Phillips b. c 1841
2. Elizabeth Phillips b. c 1843
3. Sally Phillips b. c 1844
4. William J. Phillips b. c 1845
5. George C. Phillips b. c 1846
6. John W. Phillips b. c 1848
7. Arinthia S. Phillips b. c 1851
8. Olivia B. Phillips b. c 1857
9. Oswald Phillips b. c 1858
10. Llewellyn 'Louisa' Phillips+ b. 1860, d. 1941
11. Robert Coleburn 'Colie' Phillips b. 18 Sep 1861, d. 1953
[S688] Barry W. Miles & Moody K. Miles III, Accomack Co, VA, Wills & Administrations, 1800-1860, p. 424 (will of John Phillips Sr.).
[S502] Jean Merritt Mihalyka & Faye Downing Wilson, Graven Stones of Lower Accomack County, Virginia.
[S688] Barry W. Miles & Moody K. Miles III, Accomack Co, VA, Wills & Administrations, 1800-1860, p. 603 (will of George White).
Susan E. Ashby1
F, b. 22 February 1823, d. 22 August 1879
Father William (of Thomas) Ashby Sr.2 b. c 1782, d. b 26 Jan 1846
Mother Margaret 'Peggy' (of Jno.) Edmunds2 b. c 1795
Birth* 22 February 1823 Susan was born on 22 February 1823 at Accomack Co, VA.3
Marriage* 14 November 1838 She married Levin W. Phillips, son of William (of Wm) Phillips and Mary 'Molly' Savage, on 14 November 1838 at Accomack Co, VA. William Ashby was the security on the M.L.B. of Levin Phillips and Susan Ashby of William..4
Married Name 14 November 1838 As of 14 November 1838,her married name was Phillips.
Will - Father's* 3 May 1845 Susan was named in her father's will on 3 May 1845 at Accomack Co, VA. In his will William Ashby Sr. named sons Samuel Ashby and Benjamin Ashby and a daughter Susan Phillips.2
Census w/husband* 1850 Susan was listed with her husband in the census of in 1850 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Susan Ashby, age 25 in HH#990 headed by Levin W. Phillips, a 34 year old farmer with real estate valued at $3,000..5
Census* 1860 She was listed as a resident in the census report in 1860 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA.3
Biography* 1873 She was shown as Susan E. on her son William J. Phillips' marriage in 1873.
Death* 22 August 1879 Susan died on 22 August 1879 at age 56.6
Burial* Her body was interred at John Phillips Plot, Melfa, Acc Co, VA. Her tombstone shows her as Susan E. Phillips, the wife of Levin W. Phillips. She died on 22 Aug 1879 at the age of 56 years, 6 months and 0 days..6
Levin W. Phillips b. 28 Oct 1816, d. 11 Aug 1891
[S67] Nora Miller Turman, Accomack Co, VA, Marriage License Bonds, 1832-1841.
[S688] Barry W. Miles & Moody K. Miles III, Accomack Co, VA, Wills & Administrations, 1800-1860, p. 15 (will of William Ashby Sr.).
Sally Phillips1,2
Father Levin W. Phillips b. 28 Oct 1816, d. 11 Aug 1891
Mother Susan E. Ashby b. 22 Feb 1823, d. 22 Aug 1879
Birth* circa 1844 Sally was born circa 1844 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Census w/parents* 1850 Sally was listed with her parents in the census of 1850 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Sally Phillips, age 6 in HH#990 headed by Levin W. Phillips, a 34 year old farmer with real estate valued at $3,000..2
William J. Phillips1,2
Birth* circa 1845 William was born circa 1845 at Accomack Co, VA.1,2
Census w/parents* 1850 William was listed with his parents in the census of 1850 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Wm. J. Phillips, age 5 in HH#990 headed by Levin W. Phillips, a 34 year old farmer with real estate valued at $3,000..2
George C. Phillips1,2
Birth* circa 1846 George was born circa 1846 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Census w/parents* 1850 George was listed with his parents in the census of 1850 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as George C. Phillips, age 4 in HH#990 headed by Levin W. Phillips, a 34 year old farmer with real estate valued at $3,000..2
John W. Phillips1,2
Birth* circa 1848 John was born circa 1848 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Census w/parents* 1850 John was listed with his parents in the census of 1850 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as John W. Phillips, age 2 in HH#990 headed by Levin W. Phillips, a 34 year old farmer with real estate valued at $3,000..2
Reported death* 11 August 1891 John reported a death on 11 August 1891 at St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. It was on this date that John W. Phillips reported the death of his father Levin W. Phillips, who died of heart disease at the age of 75 years and 11 months..3
Arinthia S. Phillips1
Birth* circa 1851 Arinthia was born circa 1851 at Accomack Co, VA.1
Olivia B. Phillips1
Birth* circa 1857 Olivia was born circa 1857 at Accomack Co, VA.1
Oswald Phillips1
Birth* circa 1858 Oswald was born circa 1858 at Accomack Co, VA.1
Llewellyn 'Louisa' Phillips1,2
Birth* 1860 Llewellyn was born in 1860 at Accomack Co, VA.3
Census w/parents* 1870 Llewellyn was listed with her parents in the census of 1870 at Locust Mount P.O., St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Louisa Phillips, age 8 in HH#LM590 headed by Lewis W. Phillips, a 54 year old farmer and his apparent wife Susan, age 48 and keeping house.2
Marriage* 1 February 1882 She married John H. James, son of John Thomas James and Susan Elizabeth Haley, on 1 February 1882 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as John H. James, a 25 year old farmer, the son of Jno. T. & Susan James and she was shown as Llewellyn Phillips, age 22, the daughter of Levin & Susan Phillips. The were married at Mr. Levin Phillips'.4
Married Name 1 February 1882 As of 1 February 1882,her married name was James.
Death* 1941 Llewellyn 'Louisa' Phillips died in 1941.3
Burial* Llewellyn was buried at Mt. Holly Cemetery, Onancock, Acc Co, VA.3
John H. James b. 1856, d. 1946
Child 1. Mattie Lewellyn James+5 b. 19 Feb 1883, d. 30 Jul 1946
[S687] Gail Walczyk, 1870 Accomack Co, VA, Census, Part 2, St. George's Parish.
[S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Virginia, Death Records, 1912-2014 for Mattie James Bonwell.
Bessie Groten
Charts Descendants of Henry Bagwell (Ancient Planter)
Descendants of Richard Bayley (Gentleman, Craddock Creek)
Descendants of Thomas Hunt (Gentleman, Old Plantation Creek)
Birth* 1891 Bessie was born in 1891.1
Marriage* circa 1930 She married William Thomas Bloxom Jr., son of William Thomas Bloxom Sr. and Mary Ella Hall, circa 1930.1
Married Name circa 1930 As of circa 1930,her married name was Bloxom.
Death* 1979 Bessie died in 1979.1
William Thomas Bloxom Jr. b. 6 Apr 1891, d. 16 May 1945
Elizabeth Sarah Abbott
Father David D. Abbott1 b. 11 Nov 1840
Mother Mary A. Warner1 b. 11 Feb 1841, d. 14 Jul 1916
Charts Descendants of John Custis II (Arlington, Burgess at Jamestown)
Birth* 1870 Elizabeth was born in 1870 at Accomack Co, VA.2
Marriage* 2 September 1891 She married William L. Bloxom, son of William H. Bloxom and Mary Ann Wessells, on 2 September 1891 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Wm. L. Bloxom, a 24 year old merchant, the son of Wm. H. & Mary A. Bloxom and she was shown as Eliz'th S. Abbott, age 20, the daughter of David D. & Mary Abbott..1
Married Name 2 September 1891 As of 2 September 1891,her married name was Bloxom.
Census w/husband* 1900 Elizabeth was listed with her husband in the census of 1900 at Metompkin District, Accomack Co, VA. HH#308 was headed by W.L. Bloxom, a 33 year old farmer, born Dec 1866. Listed with him were Elizabeth Bloxom, a 29 year old wife, born Dec 1870; Maude Bloxom, an 8 year old daughter, born Jun 1891; and Nelly Bloxom, a 5 year old daughter, born Feb 1895.3
Burial* Her body was interred at Bloxom Cem, Acc Co, VA.2
William L. Bloxom b. 12 Dec 1866, d. 1952
Children 1. Maude Bloxom3 b. Jun 1891
2. Nellie A. Bloxom+3 b. Feb 1895


When diverse faiths come together the encounter can be intense, awkward, even violent, but creating a dialogue can help reconcile differences. The essays seek to empower rabbis, imams, pastors, and their congregants to take up the work of interreligious dialogue as a peacemaking activity.
This guide offers practical information about how to encourage people to join this vision by hosting an interfaith home gathering, but you'll find these tips are applicable to almost any interfaith encounter.
A songbook of interfaith music "with its arms wide open, drawing on as many different traditions as possible."
Interfaith Voices for Peace and Justice is a large network and directory which offers information and links to over 800 organizations actively seeking peace. They hope for people of all faiths to cooperate and share in the quest for peace and justice in the world.
We encourage all URI Cooperation Circle (CC) member groups to participate in the International Day of Peace. We hope everyone will observe the Minute of Silence at 12 noon (especially in schools, and at your Peace Pole if you have one nearby), adding your prayers, meditation or ceremony for peace.
The International Peace Research Association is committed to international peace research and the worldwide dissemination of peace research. They were also awarded the UNESCO Peace Prize in 1989.
This workshop was adapted from the URI Interfaith Peacebuilding Guide. Participants got into groups of the same tradition and looked at what practices in their tradition contribute to peaceful interfaith relations as well as what practices or teachings of their tradition might present a challenge to interfaith understanding and harmony.


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Sunshine and storm in the East, or, Cruises to Cyprus and Constantinople / Lady Brassey, with upwards of 100 illustrations chiefly from drawings by the Hon. A.Y. Bingham, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1881
While you in this isle are biding,
You shall feast without providing,
Every dainty you can think of,
Every wine which you would drink of,
Shall be yours; all want shall shun you,
Cere's blessing so is on you
Anna 'Annie' Brassey Allnutt, daughter of Elizabeth (Burnett) and John Allnut was born in London, on 8 of October 1839. In 1860 she married M. P. Thomas Brassey, later Earl Brassey; her husband was a Member of Parliament and along with their 5 children they lived at Normanhurst Court in Sussex.
Lady Brassey was an English travel writer and philanthropist that wrote bestselling travel diaries of her sea voyages with her family around the world aboard her luxurious steam yacht, The Sunbeam. Brassey's description of her travels are accompanied by many delightful illustrations and are vividly written in considerable detail. She presents the domestic life on board in the lightest way and makes the inconveniences that occurred, food for humor instead of turmoil. A most fascinating woman with an enlighten way of describing new experiences and acquaintances, she possessed a keen eye for taking into account small details and describing all that she saw, while showing less condescension towards the locals and the foreigners, as it was often exhibited by many Victorian travellers.
She wrote many books such as: A Cruise in the "Eothen", 1872, A Voyage in the "Sunbeam", our home on the ocean for eleven months (Longmans, Green) 1878. A Voyage in the "Sunbeam", our home on the ocean for eleven months,1878, The Last Voyage, to India and Australia, in the "Sunbeam", 1889 and Sunshine and Storm in the East, or, Cruises to Cyprus and Constantinople.
In Sunshine and Storm in the East, or, Cruises to Cyprus and Constantinople she presents a daily diary of her voyages to Constantinople, Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Italy, Greece, Turkey and Cyprus in the mid-1870s. The modern reader while reading this enchanting book fully grasps the nineteenth-century European fascination with the 'Levant', by the vivid descriptions of the natural wonders, cultural distinctions combining both exotic descriptions of people and places with lively accounts of the domestic life of the locals.
She found Cyprus coasts at first glimpse: 'The coast is high, rocky and at present very brown and bare-looking […] Both sky and sea were of the most lovely blue, as we crept along the shore […], was amazed at how cheap life in Cyprus was: 'I bought a quantity of spinach, artichokes, capsicums, tomatoes, onions [..] amply sufficient for ourselves and the crew [..] for 2 s,!' But found the Cypriot women somewhat lacking. Venus certainly has not left behind her much of her beauty as a legacy to this her favourite isle, The women have almost all good eyes and features, but bad complexions, teeth and figures.' She found the Cyprus climate optimal: 'Personally I am much better for my visit to Cyprus. In fact, I never felt really any improvement in my health till I landed here,' and overall, she thoroughly enjoyed her time in Cyprus: '[..] we soon afterwards bade farewell to Cyprus, where the past ten days have been so agreeably spent.'

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Roger Brook - the no dig gardener: Gardening transformed. Herbaceous borders do not have to be high maintenance.
Gardening transformed. Herbaceous borders do not have to be high maintenance.
I have hundreds of square yards of herbaceous perennials in my four acres of cemetery gardens which I maintain with an average labour input of two hours per week. I use some of my methods in my own herbaceous borders.
My friend Isobel had magnificent herbaceous borders. As she gets older - she is younger than me - to reduce garden maintenance, she is converting to growing roses! I am very pleased about this because as a result she has given me some magnificent herbaceous plants. Her superb peak season, colour co-ordinated borders, hugely acclaimed on her Open Day, used to take many hours to maintain.
Why herbaceous borders are traditionally high maintenance.
It is important before you plant a herbaceous border that you eliminate established perennial weeds. Most gardeners fail to do this and subsequent weed control becomes nye impossible. Many gardeners accept divisions of herbaceous plants riddled with couch and ground elder from 'kind friends'. These weeds have a way of taking over.
Most gardening books advise deep cultivations before you plant, to dig in huge barrow loads of farm yard manure and to leave fallow for the first winter before Spring planting.
Weed control in traditional borders involves laborious forking and hand weeding (or hoeing under more enlightened management). You might not believe this, but some gardeners actually dig their borders in Autumn!
Some plants such as primroses and polyanthus do respond well to regular division. I grow these elsewhere in my garden.
Staking perennials is a skilled and time consuming job. Not only does inserting bushy supports need to be carefully timed and synchronised with plant growth they need to be carefully removed when the plant is cut back in Autumn. Some gardeners insist on staking all their herbaceous plants. I remember years ago in a famous park in Leeds where even Dicentra formosa was supported. As holder of the National Collection I shuddered.
I do not stake any herbaceous perennials plants in the cemeteries but of course it does not matter if they flop everywhere!
Cutting back is an extremely labour-intensive task and if as I do, you believe that every ounce of beauty should be extracted from your plants before you prune back, the process needs to be spread over a long period.
And we have not even considered watering, adding organic matter and feeding! All this angst and hard labour. And after three years you need to do it all again. Not for me, thank you.
Better quality borders with much less labour.
On a new site eliminate perennial weeds before you plant using glyphosate. If in a new garden this takes a whole season start a lifetime's policy of not letting germinated weeds seed.
Do not cultivate other than to adjust levels. Unless it is compacted by previous bad management do not disturb the existing soil profile at all. I am particularly addicted to making new borders by direct planting in a grass sward killed a few weeks earlier by a glyphosate spray. Why destroy wonderful soil structure? I have been planting into dead lawns for clients and in my own gardens for many years now!
Best to plant in early Autumn and get the plants off to a good start in warm soil. However where necessary and with appropriate management you can plant anytime. The only time I water my plants is when getting them established. I never water my established borders but of course in a very dry summer period an occasional very thorough soak with more than an inch of water is a beneficial option. Never faff around watering established plants with frequent applications of small quantities of water.
You must of course design your borders. Personally, I am incapable of drawing but do have the advantage of having a large stock of plants and divisions - knowing my plants intimately, I design as I plant. You will never get things completely right the first time and be prepared in the first few years to make small adjustments. This is best done at the time you can see something is wrong.
I am pathologically opposed to staking. I never stake plants in my cemetery gardens and at home I can count on the fingers of one hand the occasions when Brenda insists that a delphinium, helenium or peony is given a cane or a loop of string. I prefer to plant bold self supporting clumps that grow sturdily in good light. Plants drawn as a result of poor light due to close proximity to buildings and hedges or planted in too narrow borders might need supporting in some gardens. I admit I am lucky to be able to plant in large self supporting clumps. Where small clumps of tall plants are planted, staking is more likely to be needed. My garden has no special wind protection and is very windy. My plants grow sturdily in response to wind stresses right from first emergence and stand like soldiers even in gales. After exceptional very heavy wind it might take a few minutes to tidy the odd broken shoot but this will be no more (and frequently less) than those gardeners with their mental crutch of a crutch!
Excellent weed control is fundamental to low maintenance borders. Throughout this blog I extol a 'little and often' approach to weed control. In my glyphosate post last week I described specific aspects of timing and directional spraying to make weed control in herbaceous borders efficient and easy. In my own borders I spray around herbaceous clumps with glyphosate and if necessary, hand weed amongst delicate new shoots. I sometimes lightly hoe.
Some herbaceous plants such as helianthus and eupatorium are thugs and without appropriate attention tend to take over and swamp less vigorous plants. You need to adjudicate in this battle. I frequently do this by chopping out pieces to plant elsewhere. Sometimes this is insufficient. A weed is a plant in the wrong place and where my herbaceous perennial has spread too far I spray its invading advancing front. I am totally ruthless but a visitor to my garden is unaware that I sprayed early in Spring as shoots emerged or sprayed portions of the tops at the end of the season a few weeks before the plant's natural senescence.
Emerging spring shoots of helianthus have been deliberately sprayed and will die. If I have fastidious visitors I can hoe these yellow shoots off now. Do not try this with delicate plants.
This simple example is on 'Gardeners Garters' in late Autumn, the method is of greater value on thuggish miscanthus and elsewhere, bamboo! The dead sections make nice autumn colour!
I generally try to avoid planting pest and disease prone plants and am remarkably tolerant of light infections and await normal health to be restored by natural control as predators and parasites devour pests such as aphids. Because my borders are mainly island borders they receive plenty of light and do not much suffer from fungal disease. Other than my glyphosate I never spray!
I have been trying to convince readers that minimum cultivation creates very healthy soil. I hardly ever find it necessary to fertilize herbaceous plants. Should your soil be less fertile than mine, top dress with general NPK fertilizer - perhaps in March. Just scatter it, don't damage the soil and plant roots by working it in!
Cutting down herbaceous borders with secateurs at the end of the season is very hard work, back breaking and boring. I have been cutting back with a petrol driven hedge cutter for many years now. The technique is now starting to become popular in public gardens. I find I can cut very close to the ground and get a very tidy finish. In my cemetery gardens I shred the tops as I cut and leave the trimmings as a mulch on the surface. Management here does not permit this untidy refinement which I only get away with in parts of the garden Brenda rarely visits. You will probably be horrified that sometimes I flash burn the cut tops in situ on the surface of the border. I would argue that the char is beneficial..
At Boundary cottage my herbaceous borders are at least ten years old. They will outlive me before they need replanting.
My borders are too small to be classed a herbaceous borders but I rarely need to weed amongst the perennials - I think close planting helps though. Your borders certainly thrive on whatever treatment you give them!
Yes Sue, I thought of making this point, so thanks for the reminder, Actually as some of my pictures suggest some of my clumps are quite wide apart but within the clump plants become quite dense. I specifically made my post relevant to a more traditional type herbaceous border but like you I use herbaceous perennials in many different ways.
As I've just dug a hole which I'm filling with newspaper, I better finish that experiment first!
I've also been experimenting with cardboard. A large piece of plain brown cardboard over the grass/weeds you want to replace, with some bricks to hold it down - these can be removed once it's got soggy and bedded in. It needs a cross cut in the middle for your plant, and some bark mulch if you want it to look a bit nicer. But only really suited to small areas, it would be quite a faff for a whole bed. I don't know yet how long it will take for the cardboard to disintergrate, I'm hoping the weeds will have died by then. I think the oxalis might survive though!
I appreciate the irony of your first comment.
I think fairly thick layers of cardboard have potential for weed control and many no-chemical gardeners use it - I am too wedded to my glyphosate perhaps.
Where many gardeners who have perennial weed in the ground go wrong with this mulching method is that they don't keep at it long enough and it is essential that perennial weed does not get its green head above ground - otherwise it will always win the battle in the end.
All my borders are a mixture of shrubs and herbaceous perennials and suffer from a shortage of light so I am limited to what I can grow. The poor light conditions tend to draw plants upward and can lead to spindly growth so, other than a top mulch of old potting material and maybe a light dressing of bonemeal most years I grow them mean on which they seem to do well. I do tend to let plants get too close together, in fact I almost "shoehorn" them in sometimes, which also encourages spindly growth but has the advantage of keeping them upright and avoids staking, which to be frank I am too lazy to do unless absolutely necessary and always in response to a plant collapsing.............. it's a fine line!
Like yourself I use a hedge trimmer to cut back the debris, but I wish certain commercial gardeners would not also use this method to prune every shrub they can lay their hands on at the same time.
Having pretty well eradicated all but a few perennial weeds, the main problem I have is from perennials seeding themselves into the crowns of others which, although I do try to keep a check on this by removing the seed heads of the known offenders, there are always some that escape. Luckily I do find hand weeding quite therapeutic.
I do agree about pruning shrubs! And I do find various forms of weeding including hand weeding very relaxing. It is a mark of a good gardener to enjoy weed control. It means he is 'on top' and it brings him/her in close contact with the plants I am not a fan of bonemeal though! You mention she horning, the more I think about my bold clumps are actually quite a long way apart.
sorry I meant shoe horning- must start using the preview feature!
Intrigued with your comment about bonemeal Roger, I wouldn't say I was a fan myself but tend to use it because I always have done when I require a low nitrogen, slow release fertilizer which is readily available. I would be interested to hear why you don't like it as maybe I am missing something.
I put bonemeal in my search box and found I had limited myself to only a few pompous comments about it! I will do a special post about it soon!
I am feeling a little guilty at not giving you a complete answer as to why I think that bonemeal is in my opinion a virtual waste of time. My objections revolve around the fact that for practical purposes it only contains phosphate. It does not even supply phosphate very well as most of the phosphate in it is not released for many years., It is the slowest release 'slow release fertiliser' I know. Most British soils have quite sufficient phosphate anyway as a result of years of excessive application of this nutrient that the soil naturally stores. On a really good day bonemeal contains 4% nitrogen, in scientific terms a piddling amount! Bonemeal contains zero potassium. It is generally considered that if you are applying the three most important nutrients they should be in some kind of balance for healthy growth.
Unlike the multi nutrient general fertilizers I recommend bonemeal contains no useful magnesium, calcium, sulphur or any trace elements. Frankly in a natural material the fact that the literature gives no credit for these nutrients being present in bonemeal surprises me, surely there must be some calcium there?
It has always puzzled me why amateur gardening pundits recommend bonemeal for any plant you may care to mention and yet I know no commercial grower who uses this material for any.
The popularity of bonemeal is one of the biggest garden mysteries I know!. I rationalise the situation by considering that gardeners feel the plant needs extra nutrients (even when it frequently does not) and they must apply something when they plant and sow. When you apply bonemeal it smells so strong you must be doing good! Better, the gardening pundits can safely recommend it because it does little harm even when applied in ridiculous doses.
As a final riposte although I say it is save to plants and I would agree save to the user, the mad cow disease scare did it no favours nor the historic fact that it could have once contained anthrax. I used to train garden centre staff in Dublin and at that time it was actually banned there!


Praise Sunday Offering is reason to Give Praise!!
We had another great Praise Sunday! As part of Praise Sunday we always take a Praise Offering that is over and above our regular monthly or weekly giving. Here is the Praise Offering total for Praise Sunday 2013: $15739.60!!!!!!!
Praise God... and thank you to all our church for your generosity!
5. New Building Project - we are slowly raising funds for a new building for when Carseland West goes ahead.
*We will still accept donations towards the Praise Offering for the next couple of weeks.
There are some items from our Library on the table in the Fellowship Room which you can have for the taking. Please help yourself to whatever is there.
Chili Chili Chili Cook Off!
Yee-haw! Wow! What an amazing morning! So many chili's to taste, and such variety - and oh, so good! Thanks everyone who made chili, salads, desserts (and especially the hot dogs - my personal favourite!) We had something like 18 different chili's to sample - the Chilly Chili was most excellent! So many people, so much chili - a great time was had by all! Thank you thank you thank you! Check out all the pictures in our gallery!


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