Thomas BOURCHIER

ABT 1448 - AFT 3 Sep 1512

• BIRTH: ABT 1448, of,Halstead,Essex,England
• DEATH: AFT 3 Sep 1512
• BAPTISM: 23 Jun 1969
• ENDOWMENT: 15 Aug 1969
• SEALING TO PARENTS: 9 Apr 1970
  Temple: SLAKE

• MARRIAGE: ABT 1472, of,Halsted,Essex,England
• SEALING TO SPOUSE: 23 Apr 1971
  Temple: SLAKE

                               _William BOURCHIER _______+
                              | (1374 - 1420) m 1405     
 _John BOURCHIER _____________|
| (1415 - 1474) m 1441        |
|                             |_Anne PLANTAGENET ________+
|                               (1383 - 1438) m 1405     
|
|--Thomas BOURCHIER 
|  (1448 - 1512)
|                              _Richard "Baron" BERNERS _
|                             | (1392 - ....)            
|_Margery (Margaret) BERNERS _|
  (1418 - 1475) m 1441        |
                              |_Philippa DALYNGRUGE _____+
                                (1398 - 1421)            

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[72118] Name Suffix: Knight
Ancestral File Number: 9F98-LB

[121443] _UID15638270B505D511B01BB5D248919A39085C

[121444] _UIDB5668270B505D511B01BB5D248919A39AB89

[121445] _UIDB7668270B505D511B01BB5D248919A39ADA9

[72119] [S578] Ancestral File (TM)

William CROCKER

____ - ____

1. +Martha CROCKER
2.  Eleazer CROCKER

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Aurelia DAVIS

____ - ____

                       _____________________
                      |                     
 _James DAVIS ________|
|                     |
|                     |_____________________
|                                           
|
|--Aurelia DAVIS 
|  
|                      _Abner BANGS ________
|                     |                     
|_Malinda BANGS ______|
                      |
                      |_Hannah GRAY ________+
                        (1766 - 1853)       

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Miss FOLLETT

20 Apr 1742 - ____

• BIRTH: 20 Apr 1742, ,Attleboro,Bristol,Massachusetts
• BAPTISM: 28 Apr 1945
• ENDOWMENT: 23 May 1941

                         _____________________
                        |                     
 _Jonathan I FOLLETT I _|
| (1709 - 1742) m 1735  |
|                       |_____________________
|                                             
|
|--Miss FOLLETT 
|  (1742 - ....)
|                        _Nathaniel HODGES ___
|                       | (1675 - 1750) m 1700
|_Abiah HODGES _________|
  (1713 - 1774) m 1735  |
                        |_Hannah DEANE _______+
                          (1683 - 1768) m 1700

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[85419] Ancestral File Number: ZJSP-DJ

[85420] [S578] Ancestral File (TM)

Mary GARDINER

30 Aug 1638 - 2 Nov 1689

• BIRTH: 30 Aug 1638, Saybrook,Middlesex County,Connecticut
• DEATH: 2 Nov 1689, ---

• MARRIAGE: Easthampton,Suffolk County,Long Island,New York

                       _____________________
                      |                     
 _Lion GARDINER ______|
| (1599 - 1664) m 1635|
|                     |_____________________
|                                           
|
|--Mary GARDINER 
|  (1638 - 1689)
|                      _Derike WILLEMSON ___
|                     |                     
|_Mary DEUREANT ______|
  (.... - 1665) m 1635|
                      |_____________________
                                            

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Thomas HOWELL

ABT 1679 - AFT May 1750

• BIRTH: ABT 1679
• DEATH: AFT May 1750, Edgecomb Co.,NC [839]

                       _John HOWELL ________+
                      | (1623 - 1694)       
 _John , Jr. HOWELL __|
| (1659 - 1743)       |
|                     |_ MARY ______________
|                                           
|
|--Thomas HOWELL 
|  (1679 - 1750)
|                      _____________________
|                     |                     
|_Elizabeth SURBEY ___|
  (1645 - 1750)       |
                      |_____________________
                                            

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[840] On Feb. 21, 1781, Thomas Howell sold to his brother Joseph III 40
acres on the south side of the Tar River and south side of HendricksCreek.
Thomas reserved the lifetime right that his mother Esther {SUGG} Howell
possessed in said land and ruled it could never be sold without her
permission. Witnesses were Noah SUGG (his uncle), Keziah HOWELL (hissister)
Elizabeth HOWELL (his sister) and Rebecca WELLS.
On July 30, 1789 (Edgecombe Co. Court Minutes) Esther HOWELLposted
bond to oversee William FORT, bonded guardian of Josiah SUGG, orphan of
William SUGG, Esthers brother.
In Deed Book 6, p.366, Esther HOWELL, Joseph DAVIS (her daughter
Keziahs husband) Nathaniel BILBARY (the friend who later administered
Esthers estate)
Sterling WALLER (her son Josephs in-law)(Joseph Howell,II had a sonJoseph
by both wives) and Blake HOWELL sold two Negro girls to Joseph Howell,Jr. of
Edgecombe.
[There are other sales here that I can give you, but want to make sureyou
dont have this]
Something needs to be said about Joseph IIs being referred to,in
Edgecombe Co.,NC after his departure, as Joseph, Sr. of South Carolina.
Actually, Joseph II was living in the Mecklenburg area, according tooriginal
deeds available for 1765-1795. Brent Holcomb, G.R.S., editor andpublisher
of The S.C. Magazine of Ancestral Research
states that the border between NC and SC was a matter of controversy all
those years. It was not until 1772 that the land around the CatawbaRiver
was surveyed to establish an imaginary line with no natural waterway as
divider. Many families on adjoining farms differed in their claims of
home state. Several of Josephs deed and those of hundreds of othersare
in Anson Co.,NC Deed Books but list the southern boundary as being inSC.
Joseph, II has a deed extending into Cheraws district, for instance.
...After Joseph, II left Tarboro, documents referred to him as JosephSr. of
S.C., but not one named the place or county.
According to his land transactions, he was in the
Anson-Mecklenburg-Cabarrus area. In the first Federal Census, 1790,Joseph
Howell was listed in Mecklenburg Co.,NC. In 1800 Census, he was inCabarrus.
He may have still been living in the same house - his part ofMecklenburg
had been cut off and re-named Cabarrus. In 1810 and 1820, the Census had
Joseph Howell,II in Cabarrus.

On Feb. 21, 1781, Thomas Howell sold to his brother Joseph III 40
acres on the south side of the Tar River and south side of HendricksCreek.
Thomas reserved the lifetime right that his mother Esther {SUGG} Howell
possessed in said land and ruled it could never be sold without her
permission. Witnesses were Noah SUGG (his uncle), Keziah HOWELL (hissister)
Elizabeth HOWELL (his sister) and Rebecca WELLS.
On July 30, 1789 (Edgecombe Co. Court Minutes) Esther HOWELLposted
bond to oversee William FORT, bonded guardian of Josiah SUGG, orphan of
William SUGG, Esthers brother.
In Deed Book 6, p.366, Esther HOWELL, Joseph DAVIS (her daughter
Keziahs husband) Nathaniel BILBARY (the friend who later administered
Esthers estate)
Sterling WALLER (her son Josephs in-law)(Joseph Howell,II had a sonJoseph
by both wives) and Blake HOWELL sold two Negro girls to Joseph Howell,Jr. of
Edgecombe.
[There are other sales here that I can give you, but want to make sureyou
dont have this]
Something needs to be said about Joseph IIs being referred to,in
Edgecombe Co.,NC after his departure, as Joseph, Sr. of South Carolina.
Actually, Joseph II was living in the Mecklenburg area, according tooriginal
deeds available for 1765-1795. Brent Holcomb, G.R.S., editor andpublisher
of The S.C. Magazine of Ancestral Research
states that the border between NC and SC was a matter of controversy all
those years. It was not until 1772 that the land around the CatawbaRiver
was surveyed to establish an imaginary line with no natural waterway as
divider. Many families on adjoining farms differed in their claims of
home state. Several of Josephs deed and those of hundreds of othersare
in Anson Co.,NC Deed Books but list the southern boundary as being inSC.
Joseph, II has a deed extending into Cheraws district, for instance.
...After Joseph, II left Tarboro, documents referred to him as JosephSr. of
S.C., but not one named the place or county.
According to his land transactions, he was in the
Anson-Mecklenburg-Cabarrus area. In the first Federal Census, 1790,Joseph
Howell was listed in Mecklenburg Co.,NC. In 1800 Census, he was inCabarrus.
He may have still been living in the same house - his part ofMecklenburg
had been cut off and re-named Cabarrus. In 1810 and 1820, the Census had
Joseph Howell,II in Cabarrus.
On Feb. 21, 1781, Thomas Howell sold to his brother Joseph III 40
acres on the south side of the Tar River and south side of HendricksCreek.
Thomas reserved the lifetime right that his mother Esther {SUGG} Howell
possessed in said land and ruled it could never be sold without her
permission. Witnesses were Noah SUGG (his uncle), Keziah HOWELL (hissister)
Elizabeth HOWELL (his sister) and Rebecca WELLS.
On July 30, 1789 (Edgecombe Co. Court Minutes) Esther HOWELLposted
bond to oversee William FORT, bonded guardian of Josiah SUGG, orphan of
William SUGG, Esthers brother.
In Deed Book 6, p.366, Esther HOWELL, Joseph DAVIS (her daughter
Keziahs husband) Nathaniel BILBARY (the friend who later administered
Esthers estate)
Sterling WALLER (her son Josephs in-law)(Joseph Howell,II had a sonJoseph
by both wives) and Blake HOWELL sold two Negro girls to Joseph Howell,Jr. of
Edgecombe.
Something needs to be said about Joseph IIs being referred to,in
Edgecombe Co.,NC after his departure, as Joseph, Sr. of South Carolina.
Actually, Joseph II was living in the Mecklenburg area, according tooriginal
deeds available for 1765-1795. Brent Holcomb, G.R.S., editor andpublisher
of The S.C. Magazine of Ancestral Research
states that the border between NC and SC was a matter of controversy all
those years. It was not until 1772 that the land around the CatawbaRiver
was surveyed to establish an imaginary line with no natural waterway as
divider. Many families on adjoining farms differed in their claims of
home state. Several of Josephs deed and those of hundreds of othersare
in Anson Co.,NC Deed Books but list the southern boundary as being inSC.
Joseph, II has a deed extending into Cheraws district, for instance.
...After Joseph, II left Tarboro, documents referred to him as JosephSr. of
S.C., but not one named the place or county.
According to his land transactions, he was in the
Anson-Mecklenburg-Cabarrus area. In the first Federal Census, 1790,Joseph
Howell was listed in Mecklenburg Co.,NC. In 1800 Census, he was inCabarrus.
He may have still been living in the same house - his part ofMecklenburg
had been cut off and re-named Cabarrus. In 1810 and 1820, the Census had
Joseph Howell,II in Cabarrus.
On Feb. 21, 1781, Thomas Howell sold to his brother Joseph III 40
acres on the south side of the Tar River and south side of HendricksCreek.
Thomas reserved the lifetime right that his mother Esther {SUGG} Howell
possessed in said land and ruled it could never be sold without her
permission. Witnesses were Noah SUGG (his uncle), Keziah HOWELL (hissister)
Elizabeth HOWELL (his sister) and Rebecca WELLS.
On July 30, 1789 (Edgecombe Co. Court Minutes) Esther HOWELLposted
bond to oversee William FORT, bonded guardian of Josiah SUGG, orphan of
William SUGG, Esthers brother.
In Deed Book 6, p.366, Esther HOWELL, Joseph DAVIS (her daughter
Keziahs husband) Nathaniel BILBARY (the friend who later administered
Esthers estate)
Sterling WALLER (her son Josephs in-law)(Joseph Howell,II had a sonJoseph
by both wives) and Blake HOWELL sold two Negro girls to Joseph Howell,Jr. of
Edgecombe.
[There are other sales here that I can give you, but want to make sureyou
dont have this]
Something needs to be said about Joseph IIs being referred to,in
Edgecombe Co.,NC after his departure, as Joseph, Sr. of South Carolina.
Actually, Joseph II was living in the Mecklenburg area, according tooriginal
deeds available for 1765-1795. Brent Holcomb, G.R.S., editor andpublisher
of The S.C. Magazine of Ancestral Research
states that the border between NC and SC was a matter of controversy all
those years. It was not until 1772 that the land around the CatawbaRiver
was surveyed to establish an imaginary line with no natural waterway as
divider. Many families on adjoining farms differed in their claims of
home state. Several of Josephs deed and those of hundreds of othersare
in Anson Co.,NC Deed Books but list the southern boundary as being inSC.
Joseph, II has a deed extending into Cheraws district, for instance.
...After Joseph, II left Tarboro, documents referred to him as JosephSr. of
S.C., but not one named the place or county.
According to his land transactions, he was in the
Anson-Mecklenburg-Cabarrus area. In the first Federal Census, 1790,Joseph
Howell was listed in Mecklenburg Co.,NC. In 1800 Census, he was inCabarrus.
He may have still been living in the same house - his part ofMecklenburg
had been cut off and re-named Cabarrus. In 1810 and 1820, the Census had
Joseph Howell,II in Cabarrus.

[841] [S77] LDS Ancestral File-ver 4.11

[842] [S89] Sumter History

[839] [S93] Executor of brother Joseph's Will

Rebecca HUZZEY

____ - ____

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Richard Of Conisburgh Earl Of Cambridg PLANTAGENET

1375 - ____

• BIRTH: 1375

                                               _Edward III King of England PLANTAGENET ___+
                                              | (1312 - 1377) m 1327                      
 _Edmund Of Langley Duke Of York PLANTAGENET _|
| (1341 - 1402) m 1371                        |
|                                             |_Philippa Of Hainault _____________________+
|                                               (1311 - 1369) m 1327                      
|
|--Richard Of Conisburgh Earl Of Cambridg PLANTAGENET 
|  (1375 - ....)
|                                              _Peter Of Castille Castile & Leon KING OF _
|                                             | (1334 - 1368)                             
|_Isabella Of CASTILE ________________________|
  (1355 - 1392) m 1371                        |
                                              |_Maria Juana DE PADILLA ___________________+
                                                (1335 - 1365)                             

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Sophia SMALL

____ - ____

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Edward A (Edd) STARR

6 Jul 1877 - 5 May 1904

• BIRTH: 6 Jul 1877
• DEATH: 5 May 1904

• MARRIAGE: 11 Oct 1903

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Frank Henry UPJOHN

____ - ____

                                 _John UPJOHN ________+
                                | (1797 - 1877) m 1825
 _Henry Charles Richard UPJOHN _|
| (1829 - 1910)                 |
|                               |_Henrietta RUMBLE ___
|                                 (1797 - ....) m 1825
|
|--Frank Henry UPJOHN 
|  
|                                _____________________
|                               |                     
|_Ethel Lucy COMPTON ___________|
  (1874 - 1950)                 |
                                |_____________________
                                                      

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[66475] Still Living.