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Margaret CLARELL
ABT 1435 - ____
Repository ID Number: I14945
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Family 1 : John Fitz WILLIAMS
- MARRIAGE: ? , Of Aldwark, England
Family 3 : Sir William GASCOIGNE
- MARRIAGE: ? , of Aldwark, Yorkshire
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Robert CORNELIUS
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Repository ID Number: I7651
Family 1 : Mary DORSEY OR DOWNEY?
- MARRIAGE: Dec 1719
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Blanche GIBSON
1839 - 1850
Repository ID Number: I18266
Original Submitter (General Source): [S770]
Mother: Jane Cochran FERGUSON |
_Gideon (Gibeon) GIBSON _+
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_David GIBSON _______|
| (1768 - 1858) m 1792|
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_David GIBSON Jr._______|
| (1806 - 1850) m 1838 |
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| |_Frances MCKINLEY ___|
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|_Jane Cochran FERGUSON _|
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James Richard HARRISON
20 Jan 1827 - ____
Repository ID Number: I30866
Original Submitter (General Source): [S1026]
Mother: Elizabeth YORK |
Family 1 : Mary HARRISON
- MARRIAGE: ABT 1851, Logan County, Kentucky
_Nathaniel HARRISON _+
| (1718 - 1796) m 1748
_Gabriel HARRISON ___|
| (1748 - 1779) m 1772|
| |_Olive SMITH ________
| (1718 - 1805) m 1748
_James HARRISON _____|
| (1776 - 1863) m 1820|
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|_Elizabeth YORK _____|
(1796 - ....) m 1820|
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Dolley PAYNE
1768 - 1849
Repository ID Number: I22182
Original Submitter (General Source): [S1012]
Mother: Mary COLES |
Family 1 : John TODD Jr.
- MARRIAGE: 1790 [S1013]
Family 2 : James MADISON 4th President Of USA
- MARRIAGE: Sep 1794 [S1013]
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From the White House First Ladies Website: Biography: For half a century she was the most important woman in the social circles of America. To this day she remains one of the best known and best loved ladies of the White House--though often referred to, mistakenly, as Dorothy or Dorothea.
She always called herself Dolley, and by that name the New Garden Monthly Meeting of the Society of Friends, in Piedmont, North Carolina, recorded her birth to John and Mary Coles Payne, settlers from Virginia. In 1769 John Payne took his family back to his home colony, and in 1783 he moved them to Philadelphia, city of the Quakers. Dolley grew up in the strict discipline of the Society, but nothing muted her happy personality and her warm heart.
John Todd, Jr., a lawyer, exchanged marriage vows with Dolley in 1790. Just three years later he died in a yellow-fever epidemic, leaving his wife with a small son.
By this time Philadelphia had become the capital city. With her charm and her laughing blue eyes, fair skin, and black curls, the young widow attracted distinguished attention. Before long Dolley was reporting to her best friend that "the great little Madison has asked...to see me this evening."
Although Representative James Madison of Virginia was 17 years her senior, and Episcopalian in background, they were married in September 1794. The marriage, though childless, was notably happy; "our hearts understand each other," she assured him. He could even be patient with Dolley's son, Payne, who mishandled his own affairs--and, eventually, mismanaged Madison's estate.
Discarding the somber Quaker dress after her second marriage, Dolley chose the finest of fashions. Margaret Bayard Smith, chronicler of early Washington social life, wrote: "She looked a Queen...It would be absolutely impossible for any one to behave with more perfect propriety than she did."
Blessed with a desire to please and a willingness to be pleased, Dolley made her home the center of society when Madison began, in 1801, his eight years as Jefferson's Secretary of State. She assisted at the White House when the President asked her help in receiving ladies, and presided at the first inaugural ball in Washington when her husband became Chief Executive in 1809.
Dolley's social graces made her famous. Her political acumen, prized by her husband, is less renowned, though her gracious tact smoothed many a quarrel. Hostile statesmen, difficult envoys from Spain or Tunisia, warrior chiefs from the west, flustered youngsters--she always welcomed everyone. Forced to flee from the White House by a British army during the War of 1812, she returned to find the mansion in ruins. Undaunted by temporary quarters, she entertained as skillfully as ever.
At their plantation Montpelier in Virginia, the Madisons lived in pleasant retirement until he died in 1836. She returned to the capital in the autumn of 1837, and friends found tactful ways to supplement her diminished income. She remained in Washington until her death in 1849, honored and loved by all. The delightful personality of this unusual woman is a cherished part of her country's history. [S1013]
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Joseph WHEELER
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Repository ID Number: I27549
Original Submitter (General Source): [S1040]
Family 1 : Dorcas WHEELER
- MARRIAGE: BEF 1726 [S1087]
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