Descendants of Duncan de Carrick

47. William Wesley²² Kennedy (Hiram²¹, David²⁰, Alexander¹⁹, John¹⁸, Alexander¹⁷, Alexander¹⁶, Alexander¹⁵, Thomas¹⁴, Gilbert¹³, Gilbert¹², David¹¹, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born on 1 May 1816NC.³⁵⁹ He married Cynthia W. Palmer on 10 Mar 1840; and had a large family of unusual names: Panthea Narcissus, Oliver Sylvester, Adelia Parthenia, Lutetia, Mittalene Cynthia, William Oscar, Hiram Randolph, Adrian Ophelia and Mary Elizabeth.³⁶⁰

He appeared on the census of 1870; "shows living with his mother Mary Kennedy, of Greenhill, Alabama."³⁶¹

Children of William Wesley²² Kennedy and Cynthia W. Palmer all b. AL were as follows:

i. Panthea Narcissus²³; b. circa 1841;³⁶² d. after 1900.³⁶³
ii. Oliver Sylvester; b. circa 1842;³⁶⁴ m. Georgia Foster, daughter of Wm. Lytle Foster and Susan Cheatham, 27 Jan 1863 Florence, AL;³⁶⁵ d. after 1900 Ft. Worth, TX.³⁶⁶

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iii. Adelia Parthenia; b. circa 1844;³⁷¹ m. Michael Danaher circa 1865;³⁷² d. after 1900 Little Rock, AK.³⁷³

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iv. Ophelia Adrian; b. after 1850;³⁷⁵ m. John Wesley Kennedy, son of David Lewis Kennedy and Julia Ann Kennedy, 17 Oct 1876; first cousins.³⁷⁶

48. John Spinks²² Kennedy (Hiram²¹, David²⁰, Alexander¹⁹, John¹⁸, Alexander¹⁷, Alexander¹⁶, Alexander¹⁵, Thomas¹⁴, Gilbert¹³, Gilbert¹², David¹¹, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born on 1 Oct 1818 Moore Co., NC.³⁷⁷ He married Mary E. Kennedy, daughter of Elias Kennedy and Lydia E. McNeill, on 31 Oct 1834; first cousin.^378,379 He died before 1900 AL.³⁸⁰

He was educated at Lagrange College, studied law, admitted to Bar in 1831.³⁸¹ He, when still young was elected a Representative in the Legislature in 1841 and again in 1842, after which he engaged more in the practice of law in 1841.³⁸² "He was a gentleman of importance in Florence, he and Gov. Patton ran the town for a while and in 1852 he planted two willow oaks in the park along Tuscaloosa Street that lived over ninety years; and he and Richard B. Baugh had a cotton mill on Shoal Creek about a half a mile up the creek from the bridge on the old Jackson Highway; in 1863 the mill was moved to Tuscaloosa and produced material for the Confederate Army. When burned by accident the Confederate States rebuilt the plant; at the end of the War the Yankees burned it. His homes in Florence: in 1848 he was living on Wood Avenue above the college in a house known as the Mitchell place; the next year he bought ten acres on Cypress Street running west to Circular Road (Locust Street then did not run north of Tuscaloosa Street) and ten years later he bought ten more acres bringing his property to Tuscaloosa Street. He planted the same willow oaks on Cypress and Tuscaloosa Streets. His children grew up in Tuscaloosa."³⁸³ "During that period, when the Federal troops invaded that portion of the State, he became a refugee and made his abode at Tuscaloosa where in connection with other gentlemen he controlled the cotton factory in that place. Later he built a factory a few miles from Tuscaloosa called Kennedale. In his history and success he is a striking example of what may be reached by preserving industry. He is liberal and public - spirited in the application of his means. This is to his credit. Kennedy was probably the first lawyer in Alabama to abandon his profession to engage in other work.
John Kennedy was one of the first organizers and first officials when Alabama Legislature charted the Tuscumbia, Alabama Railroad Company on 16 January ?? after 1862.³⁸⁴

Children of John Spinks²² Kennedy and Mary E. Kennedy were as follows:

61. i. Lydia Vernon²³, b. circa 1845 AL; m. Edward Warren.
62. ii. Logan Pascal, b. circa 1847 AL; m. Hannah Lithgow.
63. iii. John Robie, b. 9 Jun 1848 Florence, Lauderdale Co, AL; m. Joanna M McLester.
iv. Edward Jennings b. circa 1850, never married, was a musician and played the organ (about twenty years) at the First Methodist Church in Tuscaloosa, said to be the first pipe organ in the state.

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Of Mr. Hammill, "he was a little man who wore thick glasses" circa 1880.³⁸⁶

v. Hiram Percy died young; b. 9 Oct 1850;^387,388 d. 15 Aug 1851.³⁸⁹
64. vi. David Patton, b. 2 Jan 1855 Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa Co., AL; m. Sallie Brantley Mitchell.
65. vii. Mary Spinks, b. circa 1856 AL; m. Julian C. Perkins.

49. Patsey (Martha) Person²² Kennedy (Hiram²¹, David²⁰, Alexander¹⁹, John¹⁸, Alexander¹⁷, Alexander¹⁶, Alexander¹⁵, Thomas¹⁴, Gilbert¹³, Gilbert¹², David¹¹, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born on 8 Mar 1821 Moore Co., N.C; moved as a small child to Alabama.³⁹⁰ She married Paschal Palmer on 26 Oct 1837.³⁹¹ She died on 28 Jul 1850 Lauderdale Co., AL, at age 29; killed when she jumped from the carriage taking her from Florence to her Father's home near Green Hill; it seems two of her brothers were on horseback and ahead of the carriage and when they got out of sight the carriage horses broke into a run down the hill of Jackson Highway going into Royal Avenue, and she became frightened.³⁹²

Children of Patsey (Martha) Person²² Kennedy and Paschal Palmer both b. AL were as follows:

i. Orlando²³ was raised by Hiram Kennedy and Mary his wife; he was a Captain in the Confederate Army, was wounded at Shiloh, took a gallant part in every battle of the Army of Tennessee and died January 19, 1865 of wounds received at the Battle of Franklin and was buried in Rose Hill cemetery, Columbia; b. circa 1838;³⁹³ d. 19 Jan 1865.³⁹⁴
66. ii. Armissa, b. before 1840; m. Thomas Brown Winton.

50. Enoch Riley²² Kennedy (Hiram²¹, David²⁰, Alexander¹⁹, John¹⁸, Alexander¹⁷, Alexander¹⁶, Alexander¹⁵, Thomas¹⁴, Gilbert¹³, Gilbert¹², David¹¹, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born circa 23 Nov 1823 NC.³⁹⁵ He married Louisa J. Chisholm, daughter of John Chisholm, on 25 Dec 1844 Lauderdale Co., AL; they made their home on cowpen creek near Milners Chapel Church.^396,397 He died on 8 Apr 1886 AL.³⁹⁸ He was buried after 8 Apr 1886 Greenhill, AL; east of Tabernacle Church. Inscription on tombstone is as follows: Joined the M.E. Church South in 01839, elected elder by the North Alabama Conference, 20 November 1875.^399,400

He was a signer of the deed of Old Milners Chapel Church along with Rufus K. Chisholm, Ben I. Bretherick, John Lemaster and John McGee on 27 Sep 1872.⁴⁰¹

Children of Enoch Riley²² Kennedy and Louisa J. Chisholm were as follows:

67. i. Luther Paschal²³, b. 25 Feb 1847 AL; m. Fannie Hardwick.
68. ii. Martha Howell, b. 28 Mar 1850 AL; m. J. Lee (Levi) Howell.
69. iii. Louisa, b. 1853 AL; m. Colonel Samuel Spencer Ives.
70. iv. Hiram Raliegh, b. 30 Sep 1854 AL; m. Mary Elizabeth Bretherick.
71. v. Emma O., b. 25 Jan 1859 AL; m. William T. Mitchell.
72. vi. Georgia Frankie, b. 11 Nov 1863 AL; m. Benjamin Franklin (Frank) Powers.
73. vii. John Spinks, b. 17 Feb 1867; m. Clementine Young Sheldon.

51. David Lewis²² Kennedy (Hiram²¹, David²⁰, Alexander¹⁹, John¹⁸, Alexander¹⁷, Alexander¹⁶, Alexander¹⁵, Thomas¹⁴, Gilbert¹³, Gilbert¹², David¹¹, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born on 2 Mar 1826 Lauderdale Co., AL; first child of Hiram & Mary Kennedy born in Alabama.⁴⁰² He married Julia Ann Kennedy, daughter of Elias Kennedy and Lydia E. McNeill, on 27 Sep 1846 Lauderdale Co., AL; cousin.⁴⁰³ He married Charlotte M. Livingston on 26 Nov 1857.⁴⁰⁴ He died in 1863 Madison Co., FL.⁴⁰⁵

"was one of the early industrialists of Lauderdale County, having as his partner Samuel Milner (brother of Joseph and Isaac) in a wool factory at Cowpen, important enough to have a post office, "Lauderdale Factory, Alabama". In February 1855 he sold his interest and moved to Madison County, Florida, where he died in the summer of 1863.⁴⁰⁶ He left a will on 19 Apr 1868; "as recorded in Lauderdale County, Alabama and Madison County, Florida:

In the name of God Amen ! I David L. Kennedy of the county of Madison and State of Florida being of soun mind Do Make this my last will and testament. It is my desire that all my just debts should be paid. I here by will give and bequeath to my beloved wife Charlotte M. Kennedy and my youngest daughter Mary Wardlaw Kennedy - All that part of the Land upon which we now reside purched from T.A. Livingston lying East of the public Road known as the "Rockey ford" Road imbracin all the building; containing something over (200) Two hundred acres and all the furniture household and kitchen furniture all the bedding and bed clothing except a few articles kept by my first wife's children as relic all the stock cows, hogs, horses and pultry with all the farming utensels, waggons carriages & that are on the place. Provided that she my said wife shall take the same in view of her Powers in my estate And it for ever keep and retain the negroes belonging to her my said wife at the time of our marriage to wit, Fanny and Gercie. and furthur that they my said wife and youngest Daughter have all the supplies and provisions the farm the present year and supported out of the provisions laid in for a bountiful supply be set apart of everything raised on the farm for the use of my wife and family during the next year and if there is any thing over let it be sold and divided in five parts equally between my wife and four children.

And I desire that my wife take and use all the money I may have on hand and all that ^may be yet coming to me from the Drug store account after paying my burial expenses.
And I desire this property will to my said wife Charlotte M. and Daughter Mary W. be kept together until the marriage of my said wife - then I desire the property should be divided equally between my wife and her Daughter Mary. And unto my three oldest children by my first wife Joanna B. Kennedy, John W. Kennedy and Fannie O. Kennedy I give and bequeath all my real and personal Estate and all my interest in the Estate of my father Hiram Kennedy Deceased of Lauderdale County, Alabama not mentioned and bequeathed in the foregoing the portion of my will to ^wit; Three negroes George Randolph and Adaline and her increase all that portion of the tract of land upon which we now reside lying West of where the Ricky Ford Road now runs, which is from the front of the Baptist church in a north east direction facing to the left of a pond near the corner of the field - containing (250) two hundred and fifty acres mor or less one note on Baugh, Kennedy and Co. of Lauderdale County, Alabama. I desire and consent to its being sold at public sale as soon as these troublesome times will allow. Out of this property willed to my Three oldest children Joanna B. John W. and Fannie O. Kennedy I desire my Executor for this property to pay the amount due from me to the Estate of my Father in division of the negroes.
I give to John W. Kennedy my gun watch Flute and theological ^Books. I desire that the property willed to my Three oldest children should be kept together until necessary to divide when one of them marries of becomes of age.

I appoint as me Excutors to take charge of the property willed to my wife Charlotte M. and daughter Mary W. I appoint Thomas J. Livingston 2nd. I appoint Elias W. Kennedy or John S. Kennedy of Lauderdale Co., Alabama. as my Executor to take charge of that portion willed to my three oldest children to take the moveable property to Alabama or not as he think best.

Codicil In place of dividing the present crop mentioned above I want my wife to have it all. Let my Excutors sell the land together if they think best.

April 19, 1868 D.L. Kennedy (seal)
William B. Stevens, Joel Phillips
Elias Davis, Elkanah Cottingham
This is written just as it appears on the will."

I have made 3 spelling corrections I believe were mistakes of the transcriber, they are in superscript. RML3.⁴⁰⁷

Children of David Lewis²² Kennedy and Julia Ann Kennedy were as follows:

i. Joanna Bruce²³; b. 1848 AL;⁴⁰⁸ d. 1866 AL.⁴⁰⁹
74. ii. John Wesley, b. 12 Jun 1850 AL; m. Ophelia Adrian Kennedy; m. Florence Clayton.
iii. Mary Burr; b. 1852 AL;⁴¹⁰ d. 1857 AL.⁴¹¹
iv. Fanny Olive; b. after 1853;⁴¹² d. after 1900.⁴¹³

Children of David Lewis²² Kennedy and Charlotte M. Livingston were:

i. Mary Wardlaw²³ may have married a Cubbage as Mary Wardlaw Cubbage is named in the Bible. Wardlaw is the middle name in David Kennedy's will; b. after 1858;⁴¹⁴ d. after 1900.⁴¹⁵

52. Olive Elizabeth²² Kennedy (Hiram²¹, David²⁰, Alexander¹⁹, John¹⁸, Alexander¹⁷, Alexander¹⁶, Alexander¹⁵, Thomas¹⁴, Gilbert¹³, Gilbert¹², David¹¹, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born on 9 Aug 1836 Lauderdale Co., AL.⁴¹⁶ She married John Jesse Westmoreland Brookes, son of John Brookes and Susan Ingram Westmoreland, on 24 Nov 1857 Lauderdale Co., AL.⁴¹⁷ She died on 3 Jul 1896 Kemp, TX, at age 59; In the summer of 1896, while on a visit to her son John Preston Brookes, she died. Her son Benj. Taylor Brookes had gone to help nurse her and brought her body back to Florence for burial in the Brookes lot of the Florence cemetery.⁴¹⁸

"was the yuoungest of this large family. She attended the Synodical College in Florence; this fime institution provided a proper education for young ladies. The whole block where the post office now stands was college property; the dormitory was a handsome building with columns on all four sides and was taken down to build the post office on the spot, and the class rooms and chapel were in the building now occupied by the Elks.

Her photographs show that she was an unusually beautiful woman; she had charm and graciousness. She was quite talented in music; her first piano was sold and in 1874 another, rosewood, was bought for her in Louisville by her brother Elias; on this one Mother learned to play. In April 1954, eighty years to the month after the piano was sent to the Brookes home, it went to the Gorgas Home on the campus of the University at Tuscaloosa. Her brother John Spinks Kennedy, eighteen years her senior lived in Florence when she attended the college; after he became a widower he used to spend a large part of the summers at the Brookes place; in fact all the relatives seemed to love being there. She knew at the college Elizabeth Koger, a first cousin of Jesse W. Brookes whom she met in this way; they were married November 24, 1857 at the Kennedy plantation home by Rev. Isaac Milner who married a Kennedy himself. She lived her entire life in Lauderdale County."⁴¹⁹

Children of Olive Elizabeth²² Kennedy and John Jesse Westmoreland Brookes all b. Lauderdale Co., AL, were as follows:

i. John Preston²³; b. 15 Sep 1858;⁴²⁰ m. Victoria Parmlee 4 Dec 1884;⁴²¹ d. 9 Sep 1899 at age 40.⁴²²
ii. Martha Vernon; b. 21 Sep 1860;⁴²³ m. Frank Jackson 19 Feb 1879;⁴²⁴ d. 14 Mar 1935 at age 74.⁴²⁵
iii. Jesse Westmoreland never married; b. 10 Feb 1863;⁴²⁶ d. 22 Sep 1887 at age 24.⁴²⁷
iv. Hiram Kennedy he was unmarried; b. 14 Apr 1866;⁴²⁸ d. 27 Jan 1927 at age 60.⁴²⁹
75. v. Mary Sue, b. 9 Jan 1869; m. James Josephus Douglass.
vi. Mary Sue; b. 9 Jan 1869;⁴³⁰ d. 10 Apr 1947 at age 78.⁴³¹
vii. William Orlando; b. 1 Oct 1871;⁴³² m. Pearl Springer 3 Jul 1911;⁴³³ d. 22 Nov 1953 at age 82.⁴³⁴
viii. Benjamin Taylor was unmarried; b. 25 Nov 1874;⁴³⁵ d. 18 Jan 1938 at age 63.⁴³⁶
ix. Spinks Mason; b. 21 Jul 1877;⁴³⁷ d. 2 Feb 1893 AL at age 15.⁴³⁸
x. Dr. Percy Franklin; b. 22 Feb 1881;⁴³⁹ m. Bessie Williams 10 Jan 1906;⁴⁴⁰ d. 4 Apr 1952 at age 71.⁴⁴¹

53. Mary E.²² Kennedy (Elias²¹, David²⁰, Alexander¹⁹, John¹⁸, Alexander¹⁷, Alexander¹⁶, Alexander¹⁵, Thomas¹⁴, Gilbert¹³, Gilbert¹², David¹¹, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born circa 1824.⁴⁴² She married John Spinks Kennedy, son of Hiram Kennedy and Mary Spinks, on 31 Oct 1834; first cousin.^443,444

Children of Mary E.²² Kennedy and John Spinks Kennedy were as follows:

i. Lydia Vernon²³, b. circa 1845 AL; m. Edward Warren. (see # 61.).
ii. Logan Pascal, b. circa 1847 AL; m. Hannah Lithgow. (see # 62.).
iii. John Robie, b. 9 Jun 1848 Florence, Lauderdale Co, AL; m. Joanna M McLester. (see # 63.).
iv. Edward Jennings, b. circa 1850. (see previous).
v. Hiram Percy, b. 9 Oct 1850. (see previous).
vi. David Patton, b. 2 Jan 1855 Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa Co., AL; m. Sallie Brantley Mitchell. (see # 64.).
vii. Mary Spinks, b. circa 1856 AL; m. Julian C. Perkins. (see # 65.).

54. Julia Ann²² Kennedy (Elias²¹, David²⁰, Alexander¹⁹, John¹⁸, Alexander¹⁷, Alexander¹⁶, Alexander¹⁵, Thomas¹⁴, Gilbert¹³, Gilbert¹², David¹¹, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born after 1825.⁴⁴⁵ She married David Lewis Kennedy, son of Hiram Kennedy and Mary Spinks, on 27 Sep 1846 Lauderdale Co., AL; cousin.⁴⁴⁶ She died on 15 Apr 1857.⁴⁴⁷

Children of Julia Ann²² Kennedy and David Lewis Kennedy were as follows:

i. Joanna Bruce²³, b. 1848 AL. (see previous).
ii. John Wesley, b. 12 Jun 1850 AL; m. Ophelia Adrian Kennedy; m. Florence Clayton. (see # 74.).
iii. Mary Burr, b. 1852 AL. (see previous).
iv. Fanny Olive, b. after 1853. (see previous).

55. Joanna Rosamond²² Kennedy (Elias²¹, David²⁰, Alexander¹⁹, John¹⁸, Alexander¹⁷, Alexander¹⁶, Alexander¹⁵, Thomas¹⁴, Gilbert¹³, Gilbert¹², David¹¹, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born after 1825 Moore Co., NC.⁴⁴⁸ She married Rev. Isaac Milner circa 1850.⁴⁴⁹ She died circa 1900.⁴⁵⁰

Children of Joanna Rosamond²² Kennedy and Rev. Isaac Milner were:

76. i. George Cross²³, b. after 1850; m. Fannie Cooper.

56. General Robert E.²² Lee (Henry²¹, Lucy²⁰Grymes, Charles¹⁹, Alice¹⁸Townley, Sarah¹⁷Warner, Augustine¹⁶, Elizabeth¹⁵Southerton, Augustine¹⁴, Elizabeth¹³(Stewart) Steward, James¹²Stewart, Janet¹¹Kennedy, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born on 19 Jan 1807 near Montross, VA.^451,452 He married Mary Anne Rutherford Custis, daughter of George Washington Parke Custis and Mary Lee Fitzhugh, on 30 Jun 1831 Arlington, Arlington, VA.⁴⁵³ He died on 12 Oct 1870 Lexington, VA, at age 63.^454,455 He was buried after 12 Oct 1870 Lexington, VA.⁴⁵⁶

Children of General Robert E.²² Lee and Mary Anne Rutherford Custis were as follows:

i. George Washington Custis (Boo)²³; b. 16 Sep 1832 Alexandria, Fairfax, VA;⁴⁵⁷ d. 18 Feb 1913 Fairfax, VA, at age 80.⁴⁵⁸
ii. Mary Custis; b. 12 Jun 1835 Alexandria, Fairfax, VA;⁴⁵⁹ d. 22 Nov 1918 Lexington, VA, at age 83;⁴⁶⁰ bur. after 22 Nov 1918 Lexington, VA.⁴⁶¹
iii. William Henry(Rooney) Fitzhugh; b. 31 May 1837 Alexandria, Fairfax, VA;⁴⁶² m. Charlotte Wickham circa 1860;⁴⁶³ d. 15 Oct 1891 Alexandria, Fairfax, VA, at age 54;⁴⁶⁴ bur. after 15 Oct 1891 Lexington, VA.⁴⁶⁵
iv. Anne ( Annie); b. 18 Jun 1839 Alexandria, Fairfax, VA;⁴⁶⁶ d. 20 Oct 1862 Jones Springs, NC, at age 23;⁴⁶⁷ bur. after 20 Oct 1862 Lexington, VA.⁴⁶⁸
v. Agnes; b. 1841 Alexandria, Fairfax, VA;⁴⁶⁹ d. 15 Oct 1873;⁴⁷⁰ bur. after 15 Oct 1873 Lexington, VA.⁴⁷¹
vi. Robert Edward; b. 27 Oct 1843 Alexandria, Fairfax, VA;⁴⁷² d. 1914;⁴⁷³ bur. 1914 Lexington, VA.⁴⁷⁴
vii. Mildred; b. 1846 Alexandria, Fairfax, VA;⁴⁷⁵ d. 5 Nov 1873 Arlington, VA;⁴⁷⁶ bur. after 5 Nov 1873 Lexington, VA.⁴⁷⁷

57. John Lee²² Leland (Judith²¹Smith, Baldwin²⁰, Philip¹⁹, Mary¹⁸Warner, Augustine¹⁷, Augustine¹⁶, Elizabeth¹⁵Southerton, Augustine¹⁴, Elizabeth¹³(Stewart) Steward, James¹²Stewart, Janet¹¹Kennedy, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born circa 1777 VA.⁴⁷⁸ He married Mary Pusey circa 1807 Norfolk, VA.⁴⁷⁹ He died on 16 Jun 1809 Norfolk, VA, USA.⁴⁸⁰

Children of John Lee²² Leland and Mary Pusey both b. VA were as follows:

i. Rebecca Rathbun²³; b. 24 Aug 1808;⁴⁸¹ d. circa 1880.⁴⁸²

"I have no record of Rebecca Rathbun Leland"

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ii. John Baldwin; b. 15 Jan 1810;⁴⁸⁴ d. circa 1826 VA; John Baldwin Leland became insane while quite young and died at about 16. He was confined in a small stone house on the plantation.⁴⁸⁵

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58. Baldwin Mathews²² Leland (Judith²¹Smith, Baldwin²⁰, Philip¹⁹, Mary¹⁸Warner, Augustine¹⁷, Augustine¹⁶, Elizabeth¹⁵Southerton, Augustine¹⁴, Elizabeth¹³(Stewart) Steward, James¹²Stewart, Janet¹¹Kennedy, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born on 11 Mar 1780.⁴⁸⁷ He married Elizabeth Haggoman, daughter of John Haggoman (III) and Mary Anne Jamison, on 6 Mar 1806.⁴⁸⁸ He married Rebecca Ann Travers, daughter of Henry Hicks Travers, on 25 Jan 1828 VA.⁴⁸⁹ He died on 27 Aug 1832 Northumberland, VA, USA, at age 52.⁴⁹⁰ He was buried after 27 Aug 1832 in the family burial ground in Northumberland Co., VA. He, his first wife and her mother Mary Jamieson Haggoman are buried there. The graveyard is badly overgrown (1940's), but two slabs are visible, Thomas Banks died 1684, and William Keene died 1697. They both married the same woman. She evidently outlived her two husbands and was not given a stone.⁴⁹¹

He was a lawyer and a planter and furnished supplies for the United States Army in the War of 1812.⁴⁹² If he had lived a few more years, he would have been a resident of the State of Ohio as he was negotiating for land near Cincinnati at the time of his death. His intention was to free his slaves and come to the free state to bring up his children. After his death the family separated, some going to Illinois, some to Kentucky and later Alabama, and some to Ohio.⁴⁹³

Children of Baldwin Mathews²² Leland and Elizabeth Haggoman were as follows:

77. i. Judith Smith²³, b. 10 Apr 1807 VA, USA; m. Elijah Stevens.
78. ii. Mary Jamieson, b. 28 Jun 1809 VA, USA; m.Edward Cox.
79. iii. Dr. William Archibald, b. 29 Apr 1811 Northumberland, VA, USA; m. Margaret Warren Ish.
iv. Elisabeth Lombard; b. 15 Feb 1813 VA, USA;⁴⁹⁴ d. before Sep 1817 Winchester, VA, USA.⁴⁹⁵
80. v. Ann Maria, b. 29 Dec 1814 Northumberland, VA, USA; m. Peter P. Cox.
81. vi. Sarah Moore, b. 13 Jan 1817 VA, USA; m. Rev. Amos Wiley.
82. vii. Baldwin Mathews Jr., b. 20 Jun 1819 VA, USA; m. Elisabeth Frances Stevens; m. Rebecca Danford.
83. viii. Elisabeth (Betsy) Fauntleroy, b. 30 Aug 1822 VA, USA; m. William F. Stevens.
84. ix. John Augustin Charles, b. 25 Jan 1824 Northumberland, VA, USA; m. Huldah Shepherd Stevens; m. Ruth Kinsey; div. Ruth Kinsey; m. Sarah Jenkins.

Children of Baldwin Mathews²² Leland and Rebecca Ann Travers all b. VA, USA, were as follows:

i. Virginia Marion²³ she lived five or six years; b. 3 Jan 1829;⁴⁹⁶ d. circa 1835 VA, USA.⁴⁹⁷
85. ii. Lucy Rebecca, b. 12 Mar 1830; m. William Morgan Newton.
86. iii. Fabricius Baldwin Mathews, b. 18 Aug 1832; m. Rebecca Ann Barkley.

59. Leroy Peachy²² Leland (Judith²¹Smith, Baldwin²⁰, Philip¹⁹, Mary¹⁸Warner, Augustine¹⁷, Augustine¹⁶, Elizabeth¹⁵Southerton, Augustine¹⁴, Elizabeth¹³(Stewart) Steward, James¹²Stewart, Janet¹¹Kennedy, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born circa 1781 Lancaster, VA, USA.^498,499 He married Ann G.(Nancy) Haggoman, daughter of John Haggoman (III) and Mary Anne Jamison, on 14 Feb 1807 Lancaster, VA.⁵⁰⁰ He died after 1850?^501,502

Children of Leroy Peachy²² Leland and Ann G.(Nancy) Haggoman were as follows:

87. i. John Walter²³, b. 16 Dec 1808 Northumberland, VA; m. Priscilla Haynie; m.Elizabeth Frances Ann Lee.
88. ii. Leroy Griffin, b. circa 1810 VA; m. Ann N. Hubbard.
iii. Lucy Lee; b. circa 1812 VA;⁵⁰³ m. James Anderson 9 Dec 1833 VA;⁵⁰⁴ d. before 1900.⁵⁰⁵
iv. Mary; b. circa 1815 VA;⁵⁰⁶ d. before 1900.⁵⁰⁷

She emigrated circa 1834; went west with the Anderson's.⁵⁰⁸

60. Maria²² Leland (Judith²¹Smith, Baldwin²⁰, Philip¹⁹, Mary¹⁸Warner, Augustine¹⁷, Augustine¹⁶, Elizabeth¹⁵Southerton, Augustine¹⁴, Elizabeth¹³(Stewart) Steward, James¹²Stewart, Janet¹¹Kennedy, John¹⁰, Gilbert⁹, James⁸, Gilbert⁷, John⁶, Gilbert⁵de Carrick, Gilbert⁴, Roland³, Nicol,², Duncan¹) was born before 1788.⁵⁰⁹ She married John Conway Eustace, son of William Eustace and Mary S, on 26 Jun 1806.⁵¹⁰ She died on 26 Jun 1844.⁵¹¹

Children of Maria²² Leland and John Conway Eustace were:

89. i. William Conway²³, b. circa 1807; m. Mary Tomlin; m. Maria Hall.

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