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          Martha Patsy Oglesby, daughter of Jacob Oglesby and Mildred Martin, was born between 1783 and 1784.¹
     Martha died circa 1826.¹
     Martha married Edward Cox circa 1846.¹

          Mary C. Oglesby, daughter of Jacob Oglesby and Mildred Martin, was born circa 1786.¹
     Mary married Coleman Estes circa 1805.¹

     
     Jacob married Ann Bailey.¹

     
     Ann married Jacob Oglesby.¹

     
     Edward married Martha Patsy Oglesby, daughter of Jacob Oglesby and Mildred Martin, circa 1846.¹

     
     Coleman married Mary C. Oglesby, daughter of Jacob Oglesby and Mildred Martin, circa 1805.¹

     
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John Fagg - Head of Family.¹

     
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John Fagg - head of a family.¹

     
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John Fagg (Head).¹

          James Boyd Roberts, son of Jeremiah Roberts and Lucy Mildred Fagg, was born before 1835 in Albemarle County, Virginia.¹ James Boyd Roberts moved along with Jeremiah Roberts and Lucy Mildred Fagg circa 1835 from Albemarle County, Virginia to Pike County, Missouri.¹ The also brought some slaves with them. They first settled on the Myers farm on Buffalo Knob about three miles west of Edgewood. Mr. Myers who was related, gave them a site for a log house and a field to plant. The house was on the knob and they got their water from Spout Spring.¹ James Boyd Roberts moved along with Jeremiah Roberts and Lucy Mildred Fagg in 1839 from the Myer farm to Little Ramsey Creek, Pike County, Missouri.¹

          Mary Alice Roberts, daughter of Jeremiah Roberts and Lucy Mildred Fagg, was born before 1835 in Virginia.¹ Mary Alice Roberts moved along with Jeremiah Roberts and Lucy Mildred Fagg circa 1835 from Albemarle County, Virginia to Pike County, Missouri.¹ The also brought some slaves with them. They first settled on the Myers farm on Buffalo Knob about three miles west of Edgewood. Mr. Myers who was related, gave them a site for a log house and a field to plant. The house was on the knob and they got their water from Spout Spring.¹ Mary Alice Roberts moved along with Jeremiah Roberts and Lucy Mildred Fagg in 1839 from the Myer farm to Little Ramsey Creek, Pike County, Missouri.¹

          Richard Morris Roberts, son of Jeremiah Roberts and Lucy Mildred Fagg, was born on 27 September 1837 in Pike County, Missouri.¹
     He lived with his parents, Lucy and Jeremiah, in 1850 at Calumet Township in Clarksville, Pike County, Missouri.²
     He was enumerated with his parent Jeremiah Roberts on the 1850 U. S. Census for Calumet Township, Missouri. He was listed as a 12-year-old male born in Virginia, he was attending school.²
     He lived with his parent, Lucy Mildred, in 1860 in Clarksville, Pike County, Missouri.³
     Richard was enumerated with his parent Lucy Mildred Fagg on the 1860 U. S. Census for Missouri. He was listed as a 21-yaer-old man born in Missouri.³

      Ellen Roberts was also known as Helen S..²      Ellen Roberts, daughter of Jeremiah Roberts and Lucy Mildred Fagg, was born in 1839 in Pike County, Missouri.¹ Ellen Roberts moved along with Jeremiah Roberts and Lucy Mildred Fagg in 1839 from the Myer farm to Little Ramsey Creek, Pike County, Missouri.¹
     She lived with her parents, Lucy and Jeremiah, in 1850 at Calumet Township, Clarksville, Pike County, Missouri.²
     She was enumerated with her parent Jeremiah Roberts on the 1850 U. S. Census for Calumet Township, Missouri. She was listed as a ten-year-old girl born in Virginia, she was attending school.²

     
     Fagg Family Cemetery (Pike County, MO) is located in Pike County, Missouri; near Little Ramsey Creek about 1/4 mile from the family farm.¹
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John Fagg.¹

Spottswood F. Kent.¹
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Elizabeth Whitney "Betsy" Oglesby.¹
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     Gail married Lloyd Aloysious Ott.¹

     
     (?) (his first marriage) married Cheryl Lynn Jones (her first marriage).¹

          Walker Gilmer Meriwether, son of Nicholas Hunter Meriwether and Rebecca Terrell, was born on 9 February 1794 in Virginia.¹ He was baptized on 16 March 1794 at Virginia.¹
     Walker (his first marriage) married Elizabeth M. Meriwether (her first marriage), daughter of Francis Thornton Meriwether and Catherine Elizabeth Davies, on 27 November 1817 at Virginia.¹ Walker and Betsey were first cousins.¹
     Walker Gilmer Meriwether was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 census in 1820 Bedford County, Virginia. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: Francis Thornton Meriwether, a free white male, age newborn to 10 years old, Elizabeth M. Meriwether, a free white female, ages sixteen to twenty-six years of age. Listed as the owner of seven slaves: male under 27-years-old, male over 44, three females under 15, female under 27 and a female under 46.² His wife, Elizabeth M. Meriwether, died on 15 May 1821 at age 22.¹
     Walker (his second marriage) married Jane Warner Lewis (her first marriage), daughter of Thomas Walker Lewis and Elizabeth Meriwether, on 28 November 1822 at Virginia.¹ Walker and Jane were first cousins, third cousins and third cousins once removed.¹
     Walker Gilmer Meriwether was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 U.S. Census at Virginia. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: George Douglas Meriwether, a free white male under five years old, Elizabeth Mary Meriwether a free white female under five-years-old, Francis Thornton Meriwether, a free white male five and under ten years old, Jane Warner Lewis, a free white female fifteen and under twenty years old. Listed as the owner of 24 slaves: males, two under 10-years-old, four 10 to 23, four 24 to 35, two 36 to 54 and one 55 to 99 and females, six under 10-years-old, three ten to 23, one 24 to 35 and one 36 to 54.³
     Walker Gilmer Meriwether was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 U.S. Census at Pike County, Missouri. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household:, Alice Virginia Meriwether a free white female under five-years-old, Franklin Montgomery Meriwether, a free white male five and under ten years old, Thomas L. Meriwether, a free white male ten and under fifteen years old, Elizabeth Mary Meriwether, a free white female fifteen and under twenty years old, Francis Thornton Meriwether and George Douglas Meriwether, free white males twenty and under thirty years old, Jane Warner Lewis, a free white female thirty and under forty years old. Listed as the owner of 48 slaves: males, six under 10-years-old, 12 10 to 23, four 24 to 35, three 36 to 54 and three 55 to 99 and females, 16 under 10-years-old, seven ten to 23, three 24 to 35, three 36 to 54 and one 55 to 99.⁴
     Walker died on 10 July 1841 at "Aberdeen" in Eolia, Pike County, Missouri, at age 47.¹ He was buried in July 1841 in "Aberdeen" in Missouri.¹

     
     She was the aunt of her second husband's first wife.¹      Jane Warner Lewis, daughter of Thomas Walker Lewis and Elizabeth Meriwether, was born on 25 January 1806.¹
     Jane (her first marriage)married Walker Gilmer Meriwether (his second marriage) , son of Nicholas Hunter Meriwether and Rebecca Terrell, on 28 November 1822 at Virginia.¹ Walker and Jane were first cousins, third cousins and third cousins once removed.¹
     Based on age, Jane Warner Lewis was probably listed on the 1830 U.S. Census at Bedford County, Virginia, as a free white female, fifteen and under twenty years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.²
     Based on age, Jane Warner Lewis was probably listed on the 1840 U.S. Census at Pike County, Missouri, as a free white female, thirty and under fourty years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.³ Her husband, Walker Gilmer Meriwether, died on 10 July 1841 at age 47.¹
     Jane (her second marriage)married Richard Anderson after 1841.¹
     Jane Warner lived in 1850 at Calumet Township in Pike County, Missouri, residing with her were, her children George, Franklin, Alice and Ann, her married daughter Elizabeth Mary Meriwether.⁴
     Jane is a head of household on the 1850 U. S. Census for Calumet Township, Missouri. She was identified as a 43-year-old woman born in Virginia, she owned real estate valued at $7,000.00. Enumerated with her were:, her sons George Douglas and Franklin Montgomery, her daughters Ann, Alice V. and Elizabeth Mary, her son-in-law George Wilson.⁴
     Jane died on 7 June 1871 at "Aberdeen" in Eolia, Pike County, Missouri, at age 65.¹ She was buried in June 1871 in "Aberdeen" in Missouri.¹

          Richard Anderson was born on 10 November 1809 in Virginia.¹
     Richard married Jane Warner Lewis (her second marriage), daughter of Thomas Walker Lewis and Elizabeth Meriwether, after 1841.¹

     
     Thomas married Elizabeth Meriwether.¹      Thomas Walker Lewis was born on 24 April 1763 in Albemarle County, Virginia.¹

     
     Elizabeth married Thomas Walker Lewis.¹      Elizabeth Meriwether was born on 24 February 1771 in "Clover Fields", Albemarle County, Virginia.¹

          Elizabeth M. Meriwether, daughter of Francis Thornton Meriwether and Catherine Elizabeth Davies, was born on 14 October 1798 in "Pebbleton", Boonsboro, Bedford County, Virginia.¹
     Elizabeth (her first marriage)married Walker Gilmer Meriwether (his first marriage) , son of Nicholas Hunter Meriwether and Rebecca Terrell, on 27 November 1817 at Virginia.¹ Walker and Betsey were first cousins.¹
     Based on her age it is possible that she was listed in the Walker Gilmer Meriwether household on the 1820 census in 1820 Bedford County, Virginia, as a free white female, age sixteen to twenty-six years old; listed as the owner of seven slaves: male under 27-years-old, male over 44, three females under 15, female under 27 and a female under 46.²
     Elizabeth died on 15 May 1821 in Virginia at age 22.¹

     
     Francis married Catherine Elizabeth Davies.¹      Francis Thornton Meriwether, son of Nicholas Meriwether and Margaret Douglass, was born on 5 November 1768 in "Clover Fields", Albemarle County, Virginia.¹

     
     Catherine married Francis Thornton Meriwether, son of Nicholas Meriwether and Margaret Douglass.¹      Catherine Elizabeth Davies was born on 19 November 1772 in "Pebbleton", Boonsboro, Bedford County, Virginia.¹

          Francis Thornton Meriwether, son of Walker Gilmer Meriwether and Elizabeth M. Meriwether, was born in 1819.¹
     Based on his age it is possible that he was listed in the Walker Gilmer Meriwether household on the 1820 census in 1820 Bedford County, Virginia, as a free white male, age newborn to 10 years old; listed as the owner of seven slaves: male under 27-years-old, male over 44, three females under 15, female under 27 and a female under 46.²
     Based on age, Francis Thornton Meriwether was probably listed on the 1830 U.S. Census at Virginia as a free white male, five and under ten years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.³
     Based on age, Francis Thornton Meriwether was probably listed on the 1840 U.S. Census at Pike County, Missouri, as a free white male, twenty and under thirty years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.⁴

     
     Elizabeth married George Wilson.²      Elizabeth Mary Meriwether, daughter of Walker Gilmer Meriwether and Jane Warner Lewis, was born in 1824.¹
     Based on age, Elizabeth Mary Meriwether was probably listed on the 1830 U.S. Census at Bedford County, Virginia, as a free white female, under five years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.³
     Based on age, Elizabeth Mary Meriwether was probably listed on the 1840 U.S. Census at Pike County, Missouri, as a free white female, fifteen and under twenty years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.⁴
     She lived with her husband at the residence of her parent, Jane Warner in 1850 at Calumet Township in Pike County, Missouri.²
     She was enumerated with her parent Jane Warner Lewis on the 1850 U. S. Census for Calumet Township, Missouri. She was listed as a 25-year-old woman born in Virginia.²

          George Douglas Meriwether, son of Walker Gilmer Meriwether and Jane Warner Lewis, was born on 9 December 1826.¹
     Based on age, George Douglas Meriwether was probably listed on the 1830 U.S. Census at Bedford County, Virginia, as a free white male, under five years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.²
     Based on age, George Douglas Meriwether was probably listed on the 1840 U.S. Census at Pike County, Missouri, as a free white male, twenty and under thirty years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.³
     He lived with his parent, Jane Warner, in 1850 at Calumet Township in Pike County, Missouri.⁴
     George Douglas was a farmer in 1850.⁴
     He was enumerated with his parent Jane Warner Lewis on the 1850 U. S. Census for Calumet Township, Missouri. He was listed as a 23-year-old male born in Virginia, he owned property valued at $5,000.00.⁴

          Thomas L. Meriwether, son of Walker Gilmer Meriwether and Jane Warner Lewis, was born on 21 May 1829.¹
     Based on age, Thomas L. Meriwether was probably listed on the 1840 U.S. Census at Pike County, Missouri, as a free white male, ten and under fifteen years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.²

          Franklin Montgomery Meriwether, son of Walker Gilmer Meriwether and Jane Warner Lewis, was born on 14 March 1831.¹
     Based on age, Franklin Montgomery Meriwether was probably listed on the 1840 U.S. Census at Pike County, Missouri, as a free white male, five and under ten years old and residing with Walker Gilmer Meriwether.²
     He lived with his parent, Jane Warner, in 1850 at Calumet Township in Pike County, Missouri.³
In 1850 Franklin Montgomery Meriwether farmed at Calumet Township in Missouri.³
     He was enumerated with his parent Jane Warner Lewis on the 1850 U. S. Census for Calumet Township, Missouri. He was listed as an 18-year-old male born in Virginia, he owned property valued at $5,775.00 and was attending school.³

          Alice V. Meriwether, daughter of Walker Gilmer Meriwether and Jane Warner Lewis, was born on 10 November 1834.¹
     She lived with her parent, Jane Warner, in 1850 at Calumet Township in Pike County, Missouri.²
     She was enumerated with her parent Jane Warner Lewis on the 1850 U. S. Census for Calumet Township, Missouri. She was listed as a 12-year-old girl born in Virginia, she was attending school.²