SMITH'S and relatives

--------Work in Progress-------

SMITH, PAYNE, BERRYMAN, JENNING, HARRIS, BYRD, PHELPS, NORRIS, CLOPTON, PITCAIRNE, MAIDSTONE, BOOTH, SCRUGGS, DURY, MENTIETH, MONCRIEF, ROBERTSON, HENRY, DIUGUID, JOLYE, CALL, JOHNSON, ETC.



HARRY JACKSON SMITH, SR.

B Oct 17, 1892 Buckingham Co, VA

D Dec 13, 1963 Charlottesville,VA

Spouse - Kathleen (Dixie) Louise Britts 1905-1989

Occupations, railroad, electrician

Note: installed original lights in Monticello in 1930’s and First Baptist Church Charlottesville, both built around the same time period 1800's, both adding lights before 1938.

RR job required traveling Mon-Fri

Religion-Baptist

Military-army in WWI in France: Cpl 318th Infantry Regiment of the 80th Division, 1917-1919,

  M Company of 3rd Battalion, headquartered in Chalmiers-Le-Haut briefly

Married Nov 25,1927

Buried- Beaverdam Baptist Church, Rt 250 Troy, VA

Siblings: George P, Emily Ruth Smith Wheeler, Bessie Mary-Bea (never married), Kenneth L (died WWI)

Ch: Harry Jr (4 children), Juanita Faye Fitzgerald (4 children), Carroll Eugene (3 children)

Parents: Poindexter P Smith, III and Nancy Payne Smith



KATHLEEN LOUISE BRITTS SMITH (Dixie)

B Mar 12, 1905  Craig Co, VA (she never knew exactly, may have been 1902-1905)

D  Jun    , 1989  Charlottesville, VA 

Occupations: homemaker, sitter at hospital

Note: In 1960’s, sold her flowers at grocery store. Grew spectacular irises that caused strangers to stop for a closer look.

Made raggedy Ann and Andy dolls and yo-yo quilts.

Liked to dress up, and believed “old” people should wear red to look more alive, such as a scarf or a hat.

Had a green thumb, could resuscitate houseplants and raise garden plants from seeds.

Raised chickens in the backyard still in the 50’s and early 60’s.

Parents: John William Britts and Jailey E M Brickey Britts

Buried – Beaverdam Baptist Church, Troy, VA

Siblings: 13

Children - Harry Jr, Juanita Faye Fitzgerald, Carroll Alexander, Stewart Dan



POINDEXTER PATTESON SMITH, III

B Jan 24, 1857

D  Apr 17, 1936

Spouse – Nancy Payne (Nannie)

Married – 12-24-1879

Occupation – Farmer

Religion – Baptist

Buried – Beaverdam Baptist Church, Troy, VA

Siblings – Leander Ivanhoe Smith, went by Ivan, b 1858 sp Cornilia I Isabell, Goochland VA

              Robert T Smith, b 1859, sp Mary V Smith, Louisa VA

              Martha Jane Smith b Feb 6, 1860 (named after her grandmother), sp Robert E Johnson

Half-siblings -- Lucy Childress, Mariah Childress



NANCY PAYNE SMITH (Nannie)

B  Nov 14, 1857

D  Jan 29, 1931

Buried – Beaverdam Baptist Church, Troy VA

Spouse – Poindexter Patteson Smith, III

Parents- George Allen Payne and Mary A Jennings

Children-Bessie Mary Smith b 3-23-1888 d 2-4-1980 bur Beaverdam Bap Ch, Fluvanna, VA

            Ruth Smith b 11-11-1895 d 5-20-1993 buried Beaverdam Bap Ch, Fluvanna VA

                  sp Roy Lee Wheeler b 4-4-1898, d 3-17-1894 bu Beaverdam Bap Ch, Fluvanna VA

            Harry J Smith b 10-17-1892 d 12-19-1964 bur Beaverdam Bap Ch, Fluvanna VA

                  sp Louise Dixie Britts b 3-12-1902, d 1989 bur Beaverdam Bap Ch, Fluvanna VA

            Kenneth L Smith b 7-9-1898, d 7-6-1924 WWI bur Beaverdam Bap Ch, Fluvanna VA

            George P Smith, b 8-1880, sp Hattie Harlow, b abt 1893 son George, b abt 1918, was

                  commonwealth attorney Palmyra VA (1930 lived in Clifton VA)

Siblings – William Martin Payne b-01-09-1846, d ? ( called Uncle Mautin per Ruth Smith Wheeler)

                            &Suzanne C Jackson, Susie, on – 09-27-1870.    *Susie had been in love with

                            younger brother James. But when Mautin came home from Civil War, she fell in

                            love at first sight and jilted James.

                Sallie Scot Payne b—8-10-1847

                James Meriwether Payne b—7-27-1849

                            & Mattie Parsons b-11-22-1870, Married two months after his brother Martin

                              married.

                  George Matthew Payne b-07-03-1851

                       & Martha J Fisher mar. 03-21-1877

                  Margaret Massie Payne b-07-07-1853

                  Lucy Caroline Payne b-10-21-1856

                            & Joseph S Pryor b=12-97-1971

                  Laura Payne b-05-26-1859

                            & John E Seay mar 01-17-1878

                  Mary Susan Hanning Payne b 05-31-1862

                          & James R Lylly mar 04-15-1870

                  Lula Clarendon Payne b 02-04-1864

                          & James H Brown mar 10-01-1884

Note: Nannie was the sole survivor of twin babies. She was number seven out of the ten children. Her mother was so weak after the twins, that one of the field slaves with a child of her own became her nanny. The nanny spent the rest of her life as a house servant, taking care of the children.





POINDEXTER PATTESON SMITH, II

B 1830

D 1865

Cause of death- Civil War, battle in Jackson TN

Buried Jackson Co, TN

Spouse – Emily Norris on July 1850 in Goochland

Military-Served in Civil War

Religion – Baptist

Parents – Poindexter P Smith, Sr (Rev) & Martha Jane Berryman Smith

Siblings:

  Adeline Smith Fuqua

        & John Fuqua

  George Smith b 1832

  Martha Sara J Smith Minor b 1837

        & George Minor (stepfather’s son by first marriage)

  Elizabeth Smith

        & Thomas Molland

  William Smith

Half-sibling: Raymond Minor



EMILY NORRIS SMITH, also known as Emma          

B  bout June-1830 (may have been born in Switzerland)

D 05-10-1910

Spouse #1 Poindexter P Smith, II

Spouse #2  John H Childress, b May 1839

Married #1 July 8, 1850 Goochland, VA

Married #2 Dec. 26. 1867

Buried Mount Eagle Baptist Church, Buck Island, VA

Parents - unknown

Children: 4. Listed as siblings of P P Smith, III

Children w/ #2 -- Lucy A 1868 or69, Mariah J 1874

Note: While married to spouse #2, two oldest boys went to live with another family as farmhands: Robert & Poindexter III. They were teenagers in the home of John Sadler, west of Emma's home in Byrd township of Goochland. Rest of story, reasons, etc., unknown.



GEORGE ALLEN PAYNE

B 12-01-1806

D 06-1881

Spouse- Mary A Jennings

Child – Nancy Payne

            William Morton 1846

            Sallie Scot 18847          

            James Meriwether 1849

            George Matthew 1851

            Margaret Massey 1853

            Lucy Caroline 1856

            Laura 1859

            Mary Susan Hanning 1862

            Lula Carendon 1864

Married 12-25-1844

Note: She was 16 at wedding; he was 38. Upon return from the honeymoon, they received as a wedding gift a slave couple.

Parents: Jonathan Payne and Sallie Payne







MARY ANN JENNINGS PAYNE

B 08-21-1828 Goochland, VA

d- ?

Spouse- George Allen Payne

Children: 10, including Nancy Payne, listed under spouse

Parents - unknown

The Jennings were English and thought they had a big inheritance coming. After Queen Victoria announced that the only living heirs to the Jennings estate were in America, every Jennings family apparently paid out money to shysters to go to England to settle for them, none of them ever hearing from the so-called lawyers again. This family paid out money as well.



REV POINDEXTER PATTESON SMITH SR

(commonly referred to as P P Smith)

B 08-14-1793 Buckingham, VA

D 11-13-1845 Cumberland Co, VA

Buried Fork Union Baptist Church, Fluvanna Co, VA

Religion – Baptist, minister

Occupations-farmer (tobacco, produce) & itinerant minister

Nickname – Uncle Decker to family

Cause of death- severe long term diarrhea

Spouse – Martha Jane Berryman Smith

Parents – George Lumpkin Smith and Elizabeth Harris Smith

Children – 6

Siblings – 6 brothers, no sisters

Military: at age 19 or 20, joined army under General Jackson; fought Indians at Talladega  & Tallahachia. May have fought in war against British (1812?).

Notes: Unnamed nephew close to him taught school in Richmond, Va.

            Active in General Association of Baptists. * Habit to rise 4 AM for Bible study before work.

            *baptized 2050 people *preached between five and six thousand times. *Noted that early 1800’s 

              saw poor crops and tobacco quality was “sorry”. Paid little per bale.  *dreamed of day when

            churches could support pastors so they could be free to visit all parishioners and pray with them,

            but still feed their own families.

            * would visit church members in the fields as they worked, after his chores were done *wanted

              to be remembered for leading others to Heaven

Politics: anti-whigs. Wrote of trusting legislation to give aid in “hard times, scarce money”, with bill collectors being so hard on debtors.

Finances: owned land in Tennessee and Virginia and 5 slaves, no cash on hand

Wife did not approve of preaching, begging him not to go on long journeys. He traveled weekly by horseback up to 80 miles to preach with little or no pay. Once she hid his clothes to keep him at home. He remained concerned for her welfare during his lifetime and after his death. He referred to her as “my own dear Martha”. She finally resigned herself to his ministry, and after his death, married another preacher.

Death Bed: He quoted Scripture, and saw visions of angels ascending and descending. He sent for his brother Robert (they were very close), but he didn’t make it in time. There were witnesses to his pain, and he was conscious. He told friends, family, and parishioners that it was over, and he died quietly.

Note: He kept a diary which was quoted in a biography, now out of print. My great-aunt Ruth had the only copy I know of, and it was dog-eared.



MARTHA JANE BERRYMAN SMITH

B between 1796- 1805 (I think 1802)

D 1879

Spouse #1 P P Smith on Feb 22, 1822

Spouse #2 Raymond R Minor in 1846 (He was a widower and a Baptist preacher.)

Children: six with P P Smith

                  One with R R Minor: Raymond Minor, Jr b 1848

                One known stepson who married her daughter (could have been more stepchildren)

Parents – William Johnson Berryman, 1753 and Susannah Scruggs



JONATHAN PAYNE

B bef 1800

D

S – Sallie ?

Child – George Allen Payne, others ?



SALLIE ??

B bef 1800

Parents - unknown

Sp - Jonathan Payne

Ch: George Allen Payne



GEORGE LUMPKIN SMITH

B 1767 or 1764 D ? after 1810

Spouse Elizabeth Harris 1772-1861

Religion – Baptist, very devout

Built family altar. With wife, led daily devotions, trained sons to be pious.

Moved to TN 1810

Parents: Alexander Smith and Dianna Phelps 

Children:        All but one of his sons served in Civil War.

    Byrd White Smith b 09-12-1790 d 03-16-1869

        & Martha McAdoo 

      Story-His kitchen and storeroom were attached to house by a porch. Yankees raided it

        took supplies to distribute to needy. They called her “Aunt Patsy” like other relatives.

        Eleven children. (Byrd was great grandmother’s maiden name.)

    Harris Smith b 1791 & Mary Strather Flood

    P P Smith b 1793 (detailed above) 

    John Alexander Smith b 9=20-1795

    George Smith b1797

    William A Smith b 1800

    Robert Bowling Smith d 05-21-1818 Statesville TN

        & Mary E Taylor, child: Nannie Smith

There is a famous George Lumpkin in central VA at that time, but I haven’t made a family connection  yet. Lumpkin also shows up as a woman’s middle name. Mother’s maiden names, or grandmother’s, frequently show up as middle names.



ELIZABETH HARRIS SMITH

B 1772 Buckingham, VA

D 1861 Prosperity, TN Wilson City

Spouse #1 George Lumpkin Smith in 1789 Buckingham Co

Spouse #2 Charles Rich after 1810, no children, she outlived him, too.

Moved to TN 1810

Parents John Harris and Mary Harris

Children: ten sons listed under George Lumpkin Smith



WILLIAM JOHNSON BERRYMAN

B abt 1753 Buckingham, VA

D aft 1820 Buckingham, VA

Sp #1 Melissa Woolridge

Sp #2 Suzannah Scruggs

Parents - Isaac Berryman, Sarah Johnson

Ch: Martha Jane Berryman (with Suzannah Scruggs)



SUZANNAH SCRUGGS BERRYMAN

B bet’n 1750-1770

D

Sp – William Johnson Berryman

Parents - unknown

Ch- Martha Jane Berryman



ALEXANDER CHEATWOOD SMITH, SR

B 1735

D 1782

Spouse Dianna Phelps , mar before Rev War

Parents: Shadrack Smith and Mary Byrd

Children: 2 – 5 depending on source

    Nancy Smith, spouse James Ewing

    George Lumpkin Smith, spouse Elizabeth Harris

    Martha, spouse William Flowers

    Matilda-spouse Littleberry Patteson*

    Drucilla Claiborne

    Alexander Jr

Note: most sources list his name as printed here with only two known children, but he had a son named Alexander Cheatwood Smith in other sources where Cheatwood is left out of Sr’s name.

*Patteson becomes the middle name of a nephew Poindexter Smith. The Patteson brothers were war heroes.

Descendants of Alexander Smith are invited to join the SAR.



DIANA PHELPS

B 1737

D 1825 Campbell Co, VA

Spouse Alexander Smith

Son George Lumpkin Smith

Father- presumed to be William Phelps who died in Albemarle Co, VA



JOHN HARRIS, SR

B  1741, Pr Edward Co

D  Nov.23, 1824  Buckingham Co, VA

Mar 1770 Pr Edward Co

Lived in Buckingham VA

Spouse Mary Diuguid Harris

Children known: Elizabeth – George L Smith, Rev William Harris 12-25-1780, John Jr ?

Parents – Thomas Harris, Elizabeth Lindsey



MARY DIUGUID HARRIS

B  1750

D  Apr 8, 1833 Buckingham Co, VA

Mar 1770

Spouse John Harris, Pr Edward

Children known: Elizabeth, mar G L Smith

                              Rev William , b 12-25-1780, mar Sarah Tracey

                              John Jr ?

Parents – William Diuguid, Ann Moss



ISAAC BERRYMAN

B 1729

D

Sp –Sarah Johnson

Parents - Christopher Berryman, Martha Call

Ch – William Johnson Berryman



SARAH JOHNSON BERRYMAN

B 1729

D

Sp – Isaac Berryman

Parents - William Johnson, Sarah ?

Ch - William Johnson Berryman



SHADRACK SMITH

B  bet’n 1705 & 1734

D  bet’n 1759 & 1819 (more than one, hard to tell)

Spouse: Mary Byrd (possibly the pedigreed Byrd family)

Parents  unknown

Children: one known Alexander Cheatwood Smith

Grandson – Shadrack Smith 1772, and children of Alexander

Great grandson – Shadrack Smith Sept 23, 1802

GG grandson –Shadrack Smith 1833



MARY BYRD SMITH

B  1700’s

D

Spouse Shadrack Smith

Parents - unknown

Children: one known Alexander Cheatwood Smith



THOMAS HARRIS

B  1700 Hanover, VA

D  2-16-1784 Pr Edward Co

Sp – Elizabeth Lindsey

Parents – William Harris, Mary Geiles

Ch – John Harris



ELIZABETH LINDSAY

B

D

Sp – Thomas Harris

Parents - unknown

Ch: John Harris



WILLIAM DIUGUID

B 1717

D

Sp – Ann Moss

Parents – William Diuguid 1687, Jean Henry

Ch: Mary Diuguid



ANN MOSS DIUGUID

B

D

Sp - William Diuguid

Parents – Alexander Moss, Elizabeth Clopton

Ch: Mary Diuguid



CHRISTOPHER BERRYMAN, II

B abt 1702

D

Sp – Martha Call

Parents – Christopher Berryman, I; Anne ?

Ch: Christopher, II



MARTHA CALL BERRYMAN

B 1705

D

Sp – Christopher Berryman, I

Parents – Richard Call, ? Call

Ch – Martha Call



WILLIAM JOHNSON

B

D

Sp – Sarah ?

Parents - unknown

Ch: Sarah Johnson Berryman



SARAH ? JOHNSON

D

D

Sp – William Johnson



WILLIAM HARRIS

B ?

D ?

Sp – Mary Geiles

Parents - unknown

Ch -  Thomas Harris



MARY GEILES

B

D

Parents - unknown

Sp – William Harris

Ch- Thomas Harris



WILLIAM DIUGUID

B 1687, Scotland

D

Sp – Jean Henry

Parents – William Diuguid and Barbara Milne

Ch – William Diuguid



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JEAN HENRY {female)

B  abt 1700 Scotland

D  aft 1734 probably Scotland

Sp #1 - William Diuguid, Oct. 28, 1716

Sp #2 – Alexander Donald, Apr. 8, 1726

Parents – Patrick Alexander Henry, Jean Robertson

Ch: William Duiguid

Famous nephew: Patrick Henry

ALEXANDER MOSS

B abt 1680

D

Sp – Elizabeth Clopton

Parents - unknown

Ch: Ann Moss



ELIZABETH CLOPTON

B  bef1682

D  aft 1733 New Kent Co, VA USA

Sp – Alexander Moss

Parents – William Clopton, Ann Dennett Booth

Ch- Ann Moss Diuguid



CHRISTOPHER BERRYMAN, I

B

D

Sp – Anne ? Berryman

Parents – John Berryman (probably) and Joan ?

Ch: Christopher, II



RICHARD CALL

B

D

Sp- ?

Parents – Isaac Call, ? Call

Ch: Martha Call



MAJOR WILLIAM HARRIS

B

D

Sp – Allice ?

Parents – unknown

Ch: William Harris (1672)



ALICE ?      HARRIS

B

D

Sp – Major William Harris

Parents – unknown

Ch: William Harris



WILLIAM DUIGIUD

B 1666, Scotland

D

Sp – Barbara Milne

Parents – can’t be sure

Ch: William Diuguid



BARBARA MILNE

B

D

Sp – William Diuguid

Parents – unknown

Ch: William Diuguid



PATRICK ALEXANDER HENRY

B

D

Sp – Jean Robertson

Parents – unknown

Ch: Jean Henry

      Col. John Henry (father of VA patriot Patrick Henry) 1704-1773, emigrated 1730

      William - 1709. Scotland  d Oct 12, 1769

      Rev Patrick 1707 Scotland - 1777 VA, Rector of St Paul's in Hanover, VA

Siblings - Dr. William Robertson, distinguished historian/divine

              Nicholas Robertson



JEAN ROBERTSON

B

D

Sp – Patrick Alexander Henry

Parents – Rev William Robertson, Eleanor Pitcairn

Ch: Jean Henry

    (letter in library of Congress showing several generations of Henry family)



WILLIAM CLOPTON

B  1655 Warwick, County Essex, England

D  April 23, 1733 New Kent Co, VA USA

Sp – Ann Dennett Booth

Parents – Rev William Clopton, Elizabeth Sutcliff

Ch: Elizabeth bef 1682, Anne, Robert, William, Walter 1685

Served as vestryman May 1694-Apr. 1728, St. Peter’s in New Kent, VA

Clerk of Vestry 1697 - 1701



ANN DENNETT BOOTH CLOPTON

B 1647

D  3-4-1677

Sp – William Clopton

Parents – Dr Robert Booth, Frances ?

Ch: Elizabeth Clopton



JOHN BERRYMAN  (likely but no proof)

B

D

Sp – Jan ?

Parents – unknown

Ch: Christopher, I



JAN  ?  BERRYMAN

B

D

Sp – John Berryman

Parents – unknown

Ch: Christopher, I



ISAAC CALL

B bef 1650

D

Sp  -  ?

Parents – unknown

Ch: Richard Call



REV WILLIAM CLOPTON

B abt 1613 Boxtel, County Essex, England

D  Eastwood, Essex, England

Sp – Elizabeth Sutcliffe, mar bef 1653

Parents – Walter Clopton, Margaret Maidstone

Ch: William Clopton, Margaret Clopton

Education – Emanuel College, Cambridge, England, 1631-1637



ELIZABETH SUTCLIFF

B  abt 1617 Boxtel, Suffolk, England (probably 1613)

Baptized 10-9-1613

D  1683 Pagelsham, County Essex, England

Sp – Rev. William Clopton

Parents – Rev. Iziah Sutcliffe and Elizabeth Jolye

Ch: Margaret Clopton, William Clopton

Another source gives Betttendon, Co Essex as birth place, and Boxtel as place of death



DR ROBERT BOOTH

B bet’n 1610-1621 England

D bef Oct 26, 1657

Sp – Frances ?

Ch: Ann Dennett Booth Clopton



FRANCES  ?  BOOTH

B 1607-1610 England or VA

D  aft age 59

Sp – Dr. Robert Booth

Mar: in March, 1638-47, York, VA

Parents – unknown

Ch: Ann Dennett Booth

      Robert – aft 1638, d 1648 York

      Robert – 1649

      Eleanor – 1651

      Elizabeth 1654, d 1672 York

      Ann Denett Booth  1647-1677   



WALTER CLOPTON

B probably 1585

Baptized 6-30-1662

D  1662 Boxtel, Suffolk, England

Sp – Margaret of Maidston, mar Aug 21, 1612

Parents – William Clopton, Margaret Waldegrave

Ch: William, Margaret



MARGARET MAIDSTONE

B

D

Sp – Walter Clopton, mar 8-21-1612

Ch: William, Margaret



REV IZIAH SUTCLIFFE 

B  1590 Boxtel, Suffolk, England

D  165-1655

Sp – Elizabeth Lowe Jolye, mar 1619, Boxtel, England

Ch: Elizabeth Sutcliffe Clopton



ELIZABETH JOLYE

B 1570-1590

D 

Sp #1 - ? Lowe

Sp #2– Rev Izaiah Sutcliffe mar 1619 Boxtel, Co Essex, England

Parents – Thomas Jolye, Joan Langley

Ch: Elizabeth Sutcliffe Clopton



WILLIAM CLOPTON

B

D

Sp – Margaret Waldegrave

Parents - unknown

Ch: Walter Clopton



MARGARET WALDEGRAVE CLOPTON

B abt 1565

D

Sp – William Clopton

Parents – unknown

Ch: Walter



ROBERT MAIDSTONE

B  bef 1560 Boxtel, County Essex, England

D bef Nov, 18, 1638

Sp – Margaret Wade, mar 10-15-1587, Boxtel, County Essex, England

Parents – Robert Maidstone, Elizabeth Chambers

Ch: Margaret 1589; Robert Jab 21,1588; John

Note: signed will Oct 26, 1637       



MARGARET WADE

Sp - Robert Maidstone



THOMAS JOLYE

B  bef 1570, England

D  1619, England

Buried April 17, 1619,  Chancel of St Peter’s Church, County Essex, England 

Sp – Joan Langley, mar on 3-29-1570

Parents – Rector Thomas Jolye, Annis ?

Ch: Elizabeth, Mary, Anna





JOAN LANGLEY JOLYE

B  England

D  bef OCT 1620 England

Sp – Thomas Jolye

Parents – Thomas Langley, Joan Browser

Ch: Mary, Elizabeth, Anna

Note: Joan signed her will on Aug. 1620. To each daughter, she left 100Eng pounds to be given at age 21, and Power of Attorney to Elizabeth Hollis with instructions to educate her unmarried daughters, and 80 pounds as “procion” from her father.  I do not know where Hollis name comes from, or why she received something extra from father who died one year earlier. It leads to several questions, like was Eliz from a previous marriage, had Eliz married someone else before Lowe? Or were there two Elizabeth Jolye’s?



ROBERT MAYDESTONE

B  ?

D  AFT Nov 26, 1573 (signed will that day)

Sp – Elizabeth Chambers, mar Apr 22, 1563

Parents – unknown

Ch:  Robert, John, Frances, Edward



ELIZABETH CHAMBERS

B

D

Sp – Robert Maydestone

Parents – unknown

Ch:  Robert, John, Frances, Edward



RECTOR THOMAS JOLYE

B

D  1600, England

Buried April 20, 1600 Saint Peter’s, County Essex, England,

Sp – Annis?

Ch: Thomas Jolye



ANNIS ?

B abt 1577

D  1597

Buried April 16, 1597

Sp – Rector Thomas Jolye

Parents – unknown

Ch: Thomas Jolye



THOMAS LANGLEY

B

D

Sp – Joan Browser, mar bef 1570

Parents – unknown

Ch: Joan Langley



JOAN BROWSER

B

D

Sp – Thomas Langley

Parents – unknown

Ch: Joan Langley





Always a work in progres, open to revision, addition, expansion.

NEEDING DATA ON GEORGE SMITH, AND OLDER INFO ON PAYNES AND BERRYMANS, HARRIS’, HENRY’S, CLOPTON’S, SCRUGGS’, ETC, MOSTLY FROM BUCKINGHAM CO. VA, OR  SCOTLAND, OR ENGLAND.

ALSO  PHELPS, PRE-REVOLUTIONARY WAR.

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If you can believe everything that is available on the internet, this family can be traced back to two Scottish Kings and one English king, all around 1000 years ago. Macbeth of Shakespear fame was a cousin of the family! The time alone leaves reason to question findings. There is Danish, Viking, maybe Irish blood even further back. Info being processed.