Everything but the kitchen sink.

                                /Robert A. Abernethy I b: 1624 d: JAN 1684/85

                          /Robert A. Abernathy II b: 1656

                          |     Sarah "aka Cobbage" Cubisha b: 1628 d: 1686

                     /Robert A. Abernathy III b: ABT 1695 d: 1771

                     |    |      /Roger Tilghman b: ABT 1650 d: ABT 1700

                     |    Christine Tillman b: 1660 d: 1717

                     |           Susanna Parham b: 1648

                /John B. Abernathy , Sr. b: 26 MAR 1723 d: 7 FEB 1813

               |     |      /Samuel Harwell b: ABT 1674 d: ABT 1767

               |      Mary Harwell b: AFT 1700 | Mary Coleman b: 1678

          /Frederick F. Abernathy b: 10 NOV 1745 d: 1819

          |      Lucy B. Harwell b: ABT 1727 d: ABT 1792

     /James Burwell Abernathy b: 1780 d: BEF 1838

     |      |         /Samuel Harwell b: ABT 1664 d: 25 MAY 1767

     |      |    /Samuel "Little" Harwell b: ABT 1710

     |      |    |    Ann Mason b: ABT 1670

     |      Tabitha Labbs Harwell b: ABT 1748

     |           Abigail "Anne" Jackson b: ABT 1712

John Jennings Abernathy b: 30 JUL 1820 d: 16 OCT

     Frances Mary Jennings b: 1783 d: AFT 1850

# ID: I0848 View Post-em!

# Name: William JUSTICE

# Sex: M

# Birth: 1625 in Wales, England

# Death: 1664 in Weynoke Parrish, Charles City Co., VA.

# Note:

One source names his place of birth as South Hampton, London, England. One source lists him as a member of the House of Burgesses. One source lists him as the owner of the ship “Edward” that came from Bristol, England. About 1650 William Justice came from Wales or England and settled in Jamestown, VA. One source shows him receiving 1190 acres on April 26, 1656 for bringing 24 people from England. This was called the Kittewan, or Kittiewan Plantation, near Weyanoke, Charles City, VA.

Early Virginia Families Along the James River – Their Deep Roots and Tangled Branches, Compiled and Published by Louise Pledge Heath Foley, Volume I, Richmond, VA 1974. This source contains the following:

Abstracts of Land Patents of Henrico County and Goochland County, including selected patents from Charles City, Chesterfield and Powhatan Counties (1624-1723) , Vol 1 Pages 16-19:

“WM. JUSTICE, 21 A., 2 R., 11 P., in Weynock in Chas. City Co., on N. side of James Riv., 20 Oct. 1665, p 537, (657). Beg. at a stake parting his own & land of MARGARETT HEWES, running N. by W. 300 po. then S.W. along Kittawan Br. & c. Being due & confirmed by order of the Genll. Ct. etc. dated 16 Sept. 1663.”

via RootsWeb’s WorldConnect Project: Ancestors of Michael Justice.

# ID: I2214

# Name: Thomas (I) OWSLEY

# Sex: M

# Birth: 11 JUN 1658 in Stugursey,Somersetshire,England

# Death: 14 OCT 1700 in Stafford Co.,Virginia 1 2 3 1

# Change Date: 10 FEB 2003 at 16:38:41

Father: John (IV) OWSLEY b: 12 DEC 1630 in Stepton Beauchamp,Somersetshire,England

Mother: Dorothea POYNTZ Dorothy b: 3 JAN 1631 in Benefield,Northamptonshire,England

Marriage 1 Ann HARRIS b: 1670 in Stafford Co.,Virginia

* Married: Abt 1685 in Jamaica or Virginia 4 2 3

Children

1. Has Children Jane OWSLEY b: Abt 1685 in Stafford or Loudon Co.,Virginia

2. Has Children Thomas (II) OWSLEY b: Abt 1690 in Stafford Co.,Virginia

3. Has No Children Sarah OWSLEY b: Abt 1692 in Stafford Co.,Virginia

4. Has No Children Mary OWSLEY b: Abt 1695 in Virginia

5. Has Children Ann OWSLEY b: Bef 1697 in Stafford Co.,Virginia

6. Has No Children Poyntz OWSLEY b: Abt 1699 in Virginia

via RootsWeb’s WorldConnect Project: Walsh Jones Family.

# ID: I4536

# Name: Benjamin Duvall

# Surname: Duvall

# Given Name: Benjamin

# Sex: M

# Birth: ABT. 1690 in Middle Plantation, Anne Arundel, MD 1

# Death: 1774 1

# _UID: C9176E45DD0D984480493A624A32B1E0CBF2

# Note: Mareen Duvall of Middle Plantation by Harry Wright Newman, pgs470-484+:Benjamin DUVALL, you ngest son of Mareen the Emigrant, was bornin MiddlePlantation, All Hallows Parish, Anne Aru ndel County. Hisinheritance by hisparent’s will was “Howerton’s Range”, then in CalvertCou nty. A rent roll ofLord Baltimore shows that “Howerton Range” of 400acres, lying in Patuxen tHundred, was surveyed May 17, 1670, for JohnHowerton on “ye west side of abranch of the P atuxent River at yenorthernmost bounds of land of GabrlParrott”.

via RootsWeb’s WorldConnect Project: Kaelin, Birkel, Kellar, Morrissey, Rutter, Woodward, Anderson, Butler in MD and NY.

Name: Mareen (the emigrant) Duvall

via RootsWeb’s WorldConnect Project: Kaelin, Birkel, Kellar, Morrissey, Rutter, Woodward, Anderson, Butler in MD and NY.

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Another lead to follow-up on.

- CAA

<a href=”http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/FH6&CISOPTR=57976″>Cansler Family In America – http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/FH6&CISOPTR=57976</a><BR>

Hascall Family

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Data Provided by Richard Hascall

# ID: I28241

# Name: Ada Jane Sloper

# Sex: F

# Birth: 1855 in …, …, Georgia 1

# Death: 5 MAY 1886 in Dahlonega, Lumpkin, Georgia 2

# Event: 1860 census Houston PO, Heard, Georgia 1

# Event: 1870 census Rockville, Putnam, Georgia 3

# Event: 1880 census Powder Springs, Cobb, Georgia 4

Father: John Sloper b: 15 MAR 1823 in …, …, New Hampshire

Mother: Nancy Jane Howard b: 10 MAR 1828 in …, …, New Hampshire

Marriage 1 John Berrien Housley b: 13 AUG 1845 in Augusta, Richmond, Georgia

* Married: 13 NOV 1870 in …, Putnam, Georgia 5

via RootsWeb’s WorldConnect Project: Hascall Family.

The original meaning of the word “Melungeon” is obscure (see Etymology below). From about the mid-19th to the late 20th centuries, it referred exclusively to one tri-racial isolate group, the descendants of the multiracial Collins, Gibson, and a few other related families of Newman’s Ridge, Vardy Valley, and other settlements in and around Hancock County, Tennessee. Some researchers limited application of the term further to the descendants of two early 19th century settlers of that area, Vardy Collins and his brother-in-law Shepherd Gibson. Recently, however, some researchers have begun to use Melungeon to mean almost all traditionally recognized tri-racial isolate groups of the Eastern United States.

[edit] Origins

[edit] A complex question

A common belief about the Melungeons of east Tennessee is that they are an indigenous people of Appalachia, existing there before the arrival of the first white settlers. But genealogists working in the late 20th century have documented, through a range of tax, court, census and other colonial, late 18th and early 19th century records, that the ancestors of the Melungeons migrated into the region from Virginia and Kentucky as did their English, Scots-Irish, Irish, Welsh, and German neighbors.[5]

The likely background to the mixed-race families later to be called “Melungeons” was the emergence in the Chesapeake Bay region in the 17th century of what historian Ira Berlin (1998) calls “Atlantic Creoles.” These were freed slaves and indentured servants of European, West African, and Native American ancestry (and not just North American, but also Caribbean, Central and South American Indian: see Forbes (1993)). Some of these “Atlantic Creoles” were culturally what today might be called “Hispanic” or “Latino”, bearing names such as “Chavez,” “Rodriguez,” and “Francisco.” Many of them intermarried with their English neighbors, adopted English surnames, and even owned slaves. Early Colonial America was very much a “melting pot” of peoples, but not all of these early multiracial families were necessarily ancestral to the later Melungeons.

via Melungeon – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia….

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Excerpt from Wikipedia…

– Cathy Abernathy

A collection of records and links for those researching their Creek – Muskogee Indian ancestors.

via Creek Indian Researcher – records and links.

Southeastern United States Indians, Traders, Commissioners, Agents, Interpreters, and Others Involved in Indian Affairs

-A Bibliography-

via IndianTradeBiblio.