Descendants of Louis VII
Generation No. 1
1. LOUIS1 VII He married
ADELA
OF CHAMPAGNE..
Notes for LOUIS VII:
Philip II Augustus
(French: Philippe Auguste; b. in Gonesse 21 August 1165 - 14 July 1223 in
Mantes-la-Jolie) was the King of France from 1180 until his death. A member of
the House of Capet, Philip Augustus was born at Gonesse in the Val-d'Oise, the
son of Louis VII and his third wife, Adela of Champagne. He was originally
nicknamed Dieudonné-the God-given-as he was the first son of Louis VII late in
his father's life.
Philip was one of the
most successful medieval French monarchs in expanding the royal demesne and the
influence of the monarchy. He broke up the great Angevin Empire and defeated a
coalition of his rivals (German, Flemish and English) at the Battle of Bouvines
in 1214. He reorganized the government, bringing financial stability to the
country and thus making possible a sharp increase in prosperity. His reign was
popular with ordinary people because he checked the power of the nobles and
passed some of it on to the growing middle class.
In declining health,
Louis VII had him crowned and anointed at Rheims by the Archbishop William
Whitehands on 1 November 1179. He was married on 28 April 1180 to Isabelle of
Hainaut, who brought the County of Artois as her dowry. His father died on 20
September 1180.
Philip's eldest sIn
1181, Philip began a war with the Count of Flanders, Philip of Alsace. Philip
managed to counter the ambitions of the count by breaking his alliances with
Henry I, Duke of Brabant, and Philip of Heinsberg, Archbishop of Cologne. In
July 1185, the Treaty of Boves confirmed to the king the possession of the
Vermandois, Artois, and Amiénois.
In 1184, Stephen I of
Sancerre and his Brabançon mercenaries ravaged the Orléanais. Philip defeated
him with the aid of the Confrères de la Paix.
[edit] War with Henry
II
Philip also began to
wage war with Henry II of England, who was also Count of Anjou and Duke of
Normandy and Aquitaine in France. Two years of combat (1186-1188) followed, but
the situation remained unchanged. Philip initially allied with Henry's young
sons, Richard and John, who were in rebellion against their father. However,
news of the fall of Jerusalem to Saladin, followed quickly by the death of
Henry, diverted attention from the Franco-English war.
Philip was close
friends with all of Henry's sons and he used them to foment rebellion against
their father, but turned against both Richard and John after their respective
accessions to the throne. With Henry the Young King and Geoffrey of Brittany he
maintained friendship until their deaths. Indeed, at the funeral of Geoffrey, he
was so overcome with grief that he had to be forcibly restrained from casting
himself into the grave.
on, Louis, was born on
5 September 1187 and inherited Artois in 1190, when Isabelle, his mother, died.
Philip went on the
Third Crusade (1189-1192) with Richard I of England (1189-99) and the Holy
Roman Emperor, Frederick I Barbarossa (1155-90). His army left Vézelay on 1
July 1190. At first the French and English crusaders traveled together, but the
armies split at Lyons, as Richard decided to go by sea, and Philip took the
overland route through the Alps to Genoa. The French and English armies were
reunited in Messina, where they wintered together. On 30 March 1191 the French
set sail for the Holy Land and Philip arrived on 20 May. He then marched up to Acre
which was already besieged by a lesser contingent of crusaders and started to
construct large siege equipments before Richard arrived in 8 June (see Siege of
Acre). By the time Acre surrendered on 12 July, Philip was severely ill with
dysentery which reduced his crusading zeal. Ties with Richard were further
strained after the latter acted in a haughty manner after Acre had fallen.
After Isabelle's early
death in childbirth, in 1190, Philip decided to marry again. On 15 August 1193
he married Ingeborg (1175-1236), daughter of King Valdemar I of Denmark
(1157-82). She was renamed Isambour, and Stephan of Dornik described her as
"very kind, young of age but old of wisdom." For some unknown reason,
Philip was repelled by her, and he refused to allow her to be crowned Queen.
Ingeborg protested at this treatment; his response was to confine her to a
convent. He then asked Pope Celestine III for an annulment on the grounds of
non-consummation. Philip had not reckoned with Ingeborg, however; she insisted
that the marriage had been consummated, and that she was his wife and the
rightful Queen of France. The Franco-Danish churchman William of Paris
intervened on the side of Ingeborg, drawing up a genealogy of the Danish kings
to disprove the alleged impediment of consanguinity.
In the meantime Philip
had sought a new bride. Initially agreement had been reached for him to marry
Marguerite of Geneva, daughter of William I, Count of Geneva, but the young
bride's journey to Paris was interrupted by Thomas I of Savoy, who kidnapped
Philip's intended new queen and married her instead, claiming that Philip was
already bound in marriage. Philip finally achieved a third marriage, on 7 May
1196, to Agnes of Merania from Dalmatia (c. 1180 - 29 July 1201). Their
children were Marie (1198 - 15 October 1224) and Philippe Hurepel (1200-1234),
Count of Clermont and eventually, by marriage, Count of Boulogne.
Pope Innocent III
(1198-1216) declared Philip Augustus's marriage to Agnes of Merania null and
void, as he was still married to Ingeborg. He ordered the King to part from
Agnès; when he did not, the Pope placed France under an interdict in 1199. This
continued until 7 September 1200. Due to pressure from the Pope and from
Ingeborg's brother, King Valdemar II of Denmark (1202-41), Philip finally took
Ingeborg back as his Queen in 1213.
Philip II Augustus
died 14 July 1223 at Mantes and was interred in Saint Denis Basilica. Philip's
son by Isabelle de Hainaut, Louis VIII, was his successor.
Child of LOUIS and ADELA CHAMPAGNE. is:
2. i. PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, b. August 21, 1165, at Gonesse in the Val-d'Oise; d.
July 14, 1223, Mantes-la-Jolie.
Generation No. 2
2. PHILIP II2
AUGUSTUS (LOUIS1 VII) was born August 21, 1165 in at Gonesse in the
Val-d'Oise, and died July 14, 1223 in Mantes-la-Jolie. He married ISABELLE OF HAINAUT..
Child of PHILIP AUGUSTUS and ISABELLE HAINAUT. is:
3. i. LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, b.
September 05, 1187; d. November 08, 1226.
Generation No. 3
3. LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE (PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born September 05, 1187, and died November 08,
1226. He married BLANCHE OF CASTILE, daughter
of HENRY BRABANT and MARIE HOHENTANFEN.
Notes for LOUIS VIII OF FRANCE:
Louis VIII the Lion
King of the Franks;
Count of Artois
Louis VIII, King of
France, in a non-contemporary portrait
Reign 14 July 1223 - 8 November 1226
Coronation
6 August 1223
Predecessor Philip II Augustus
Successor Louis IX
Spouse Blanche of Castile
Issue
Louis IX
Robert I, Count of
Artois
Alphonse, Count of
Toulouse and Poitiers
Saint Isabel of France
Charles I of Sicily
Father Philip II
Mother Isabelle of Hainaut
Born 5 September 1187
Paris, France
Died 8 November 1226 (aged 39)
Château Montpensier,
France
Burial Saint Denis Basilica
Louis VIII the Lion (5
September 1187 - 8 November 1226) reigned as King of France from 1223 to 1226.
He was a member of the House of Capet. Louis VIII was born in Paris, France,
the son of Philip II Augustus and Isabelle of Hainaut. He was also Count of
Artois from 1190, inheriting the county from his mother.
"
[edit] As Prince Louis
On 23 May 1200, at the
age of 12, Louis was married to Blanche of Castile, following prolonged
negotiations between Philip Augustus and Blanche's uncle John of England (as
represented in William Shakespeare's historical play King John).
In 1216, the English
barons rebelled in the First Barons' War against the unpopular King John of
England (1199-1216) and offered the throne to Prince Louis. Louis and an army
landed in England; he was proclaimed King in London in May 1216, although he
was not crowned. There was little resistance when the prince entered London. At
St Paul's Cathedral, Louis was accepted as ruler with great pomp and
celebration in the presence of all of London. Many nobles, as well as King
Alexander II of Scotland (1214-49), gathered to give homage. On 14 June 1216,
Louis captured Winchester and soon controlled over half of the English
kingdom.[1]
After a year and a
half of war, King John's death, and his replacement by a regency on behalf of
the boy king Henry III (John's son), many of the rebellious barons deserted
Louis. When his army was beaten at Lincoln, and his naval forces (led by
Eustace the Monk) were defeated off the coast of Sandwich, he was forced to
make peace under English terms.
The principal
provisions of the Treaty of Lambeth were an amnesty for English rebels, land
possession to return to the status quo ante, the Channel Islands to be returned
to the English crown, Louis to undertake not to attack England again, and to
attempt to give Normandy back to the English crown, and 10,000 marks to be
given to Louis. The effect of the treaty was that Louis agreed he had never
been the legitimate king of England.
[edit] As King Louis
VIII
Louis VIII succeeded
his father on 14 July 1223; his coronation took place on 6 August of the same
year in the cathedral at Reims. As King, he continued to seek revenge on the
Angevins and seized Poitou and Saintonge from them in 1229. There followed the
seizure of Avignon and Languedoc.
Coronation of Louis
VIII and Blanche of Castile at Reims in 1223; a miniature from the Grandes
Chroniques de France, painted in the 1450s, (Bibliothèque nationale)
On 1 November 1223, he
issued an ordinance that prohibited his officials from recording debts owed to
Jews, thus reversing the policies set by his father Philip II Augustus. Usury
(lending money with interest) was illegal for Christians to practice, according
to Church law it was seen as a vice in which people profited from others' misfortune
(like gambling), and was punishable by excommunication, a severe punishment.
However since Jews were not Christian, they could not be excommunicated, and
thus fell in to a legal gray area which secular rulers would sometimes exploit
by allowing (or requesting) Jews to provide usury services, often for personal
gain to the secular ruler, and to the discontent of the Church. Louis VIII's
prohibition was one attempt at resolving this legal problem which was a
constant source of friction in Church and State courts.
French Monarchy
Direct Capetians
Louis VIII
Louis IX
Robert I, Count of Artois
Alphonse, Count of Poitou and Toulouse
Saint Isabel of France
Charles I of Anjou and Sicily
Twenty-six barons
accepted, but Theobald IV (1201-53), the powerful Count of Champagne, did not,
since he had an agreement with the Jews that guaranteed him extra income
through taxation. Theobald IV would become a major opposition force to Capetian
dominance, and his hostility was manifest during the reign of Louis VIII. For
example, during the siege of Avignon, he performed only the minimum service of
40 days, and left home amid charges of treachery.
In 1225, the council
of Bourges excommunicated the Count of Toulouse, Raymond VII, and declared a
crusade against the southern barons. Louis happily renewed the conflict in
order to enforce his royal rights. Roger Bernard the Great, count of Foix,
tried to keep the peace, but the king rejected his embassy and the counts of
Foix and Toulouse took up arms against him. The king was largely successful,
but he did not complete the work before his death.
While returning to
Paris, King Louis VIII became ill with dysentery, and died on 8 November 1226
in the chateau at Montpensier, Auvergne.
The Saint Denis
Basilica houses the tomb of Louis VIII. His son, Louis IX (1226-70), succeeded
him on the throne
Child of LOUIS FRANCE and BLANCHE CASTILE is:
4. i. ROBERT I OF4 ARTOIS.
Generation No. 4
4. ROBERT I OF4 ARTOIS (LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) He married MATILBA OF BRABANT, daughter
of HENRY and MARIE HOHENSTAUFEN.
Notes for MATILBA OF BRABANT:
Matilda of Brabant
(1224 - September 29, 1288) was the eldest daughter of Henry II, Duke of
Brabant and his fist wife Marie of Hohenstaufen.
[edit] Marriages and
children
On 14 June 1237,
Matilda married her first husband Robert I of Artois. The bride was about
thirteen years old and the groom twenty-one. Robert was the fifth son of Louis
VIII of France and Blanche of Castile. They had two children:
" Blanche of Artois (1248 - 2 May 1302).
Married first Henry I of Navarre and secondly Edmund Crouchback, 1st Earl of
Lancaster.
" Robert II of Artois (1250 - 11 July 1302).
On 8 February 1250,
Robert I was killed while participating in the Seventh Crusade. Sometime
between 1250 and 1254, Matilda married her second husband Guy III, Count of
Saint-Pol. He was a younger son of consorts and co-rulers Hugh I, Count of
Blois and Mary, Countess of Blois. They had six children:
" Hugh II of Châtillon (d. 1307), Count of
Saint Pol and later Count of Blois
" Guy III of Châtillon (d. 1317), Count of
Saint Pol
" Jacques I of Leuze-Châtillon (d. 1302,
Battle of the Golden Spurs), first of the lords of Leuze, married Catherine de
Condé and had issue; his descendants brought Condé, Carency, etc. into the
House of Bourbon.
" Beatrix (d. 1304), married John I of Brienne,
Count of Eu
" Jeanne, married Guillaume III de
Chauvigny, Lord of Châteauroux
" Gertrude, married Florent, Lord of
Mechelen (French: Malines
"
Child of ROBERT ARTOIS and MATILBA BRABANT is:
5. i. BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS.
Generation No. 5
5. BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS (ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) She married EDMUND EARL OF LANCSTER, son of HENRY ENGLAND and ELEANOR PROVINCE.
Notes for BLANCHE OF ARTOIS:
Blanche of Artois
(1248 - 2 May 1302) was the queen regent of Navarre from 1274 to 1284, and
later became Countess of Lancaster by marrying into the English royal family.
She was the daughter of Count Robert I of Artois and Matilda of Brabant. From
1274 to 1284 she ruled Navarre and the counties of Brie, Champagne, Troyes et
Meaux for her daughter, Joan I of Navarre (ruled 1274 to 1305).
Her paternal
grandparents were Louis VIII of France and Blanche of Castile. Her maternal
grandparents were Henry II, Duke of Brabant and Marie of Hohenstaufen, daughter
of Philip of Swabia.
Blanche married Henry
I of Navarre (ruled 1270-1274) who died in 1274. They had two children:
" Theobald - d. 1270 fell from a battlement
at the castle of Estella
" Joan I of Navarre, who became Queen
regnant of Navarre and Queen consort of France
After Henry's death,
Blanche married Edmund Crouchback (1245-1296), in 1276, an English prince who
was a younger son of Henry III and Eleanor of Provence. Edmund was also a
widower, his young wife having died the same year as Blanche's husband.
Edmund and Blanche had
four children:
" Thomas Plantagenet, 2nd Earl of Lancaster
(b. 1278)
" Henry Plantagenet, 3rd Earl of Lancaster
(b. 1281)
" John Plantagenet, Lord of Beaufort (c.
1282 - 1327)
" Mary Plantagenet (c. 1284 - c. 1289)
Notes for EDMUND EARL OF LANCSTER:
Henry Plantagenet, 3rd
Earl of Lancaster (1281 - 25 March 1345) was an English nobleman, one of the
principals behind the deposition of Edward II.
He was the younger son
of Blanche of Artois and Edmund Crouchback, 1st Earl of Lancaster, Earl of
Leicester, who was a son of Henry III of England and Eleanor of Provence.
Henry's elder brother
Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster succeeded their father in 1296, but Henry was
summoned to Parliament on 6 February 1298/99 by writ directed Henrico de
Lancastre nepoti Regis, by which he is held to have become Lord Lancaster. He
took part in the siege of Carlaverock in July 1300.
[edit] Petition for
succession and inheritance
After a period of
longstanding opposition to Edward II and his advisors, including joining two
open rebellions, Thomas, in 1322, was convicted of treason, executed and his
lands and titles forfeited. Henry did not participate in his brother's
rebellions; he later petitioned for his brother's lands and titles, and on 29
March 1324 he was invested as Earl of Leicester, and a few years later the
earldom of Lancaster was also restored to him.
[edit] Revenge
On the Queen's return
to England with Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl of March in September 1326, Henry
joined her party against King Edward II, which led to a general desertion of
the King's cause and overturned the power of Hugh le Despenser, 1st Earl of
Winchester and his namesake son Hugh the younger Despenser.
He was sent in pursuit
and captured the king at Neath in South Wales. He was appointed to take charge
of the King, and was responsible for his custody at Kenilworth Castle.
[edit] Full
restoration and reward
After Edward II's
death Henry was appointed guardian of the new king Edward III of England, and
was also appointed captain-general of all the King's forces in the Scottish
Marches.
Children of BLANCHE ARTOIS and EDMUND LANCSTER are:
6. i. HENRY6 PLANTAGENET.
ii. THOMAS PLANTAGENET.
Generation No. 6
6. HENRY6 PLANTAGENET (BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) He married MAUD CHAWORTH, daughter
of SIR
DE CHAWORTH and ISABELLA DE BEAUCHAMP. She died Bef. December 03, 1322.
Notes for MAUD CHAWORTH:
Matilda (or Maud) de
Chaworth (2 February 1282 - 1322) was called Countess of Lancaster and Countess
of Leicester due to her marriage. Although the exact date of her death is
unknown, it is estimated that she must have died sometime before 3 December
1322.
Child of HENRY PLANTAGENET and MAUD CHAWORTH is:
7. i. ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET.
Generation No. 7
7. ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET (HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) She married SIR JOHN DE BEAUMONT.
Child of ELEANOR PLANTAGENET and SIR DE BEAUMONT is:
8. i. MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT.
Generation No. 8
8. MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT (ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) She married SIR HUGH COURTENAY I.
Child of MAUD DE BEAUMONT and SIR COURTENAY is:
9. i. SIR HUGH9 COURTENAY II.
Generation No. 9
9. SIR HUGH9 COURTENAY II (MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET, HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) He married MARGARET CARMINOW.
Child of SIR COURTENAY and MARGARET CARMINOW is:
10. i. ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY.
Generation No. 10
10. ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY (SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) She married JOHN TRETHURFFE.
Child of ELIZABETH COURTENAY and JOHN TRETHURFFE is:
11. i. JANE11 TRETHURFFE.
Generation No. 11
11. JANE11 TRETHURFFE (ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) She married JOHN TREGARTHEN.
Child of JANE TRETHURFFE and JOHN TREGARTHEN is:
12. i. JOAN12 TREGARTHEN.
Generation No. 12
12. JOAN12 TREGARTHEN (JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) She married SIR JOHN WADHAM.
Child of JOAN TREGARTHEN and SIR WADHAM is:
13. i. MARGARET13 WADHAM.
Generation No. 13
13. MARGARET13 WADHAM (JOAN12 TREGARTHEN,
JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) She married SIR NICHLOLAS MARTYN.
Child of MARGARET WADHAM and SIR MARTYN is:
14. i. ELIZABETH14 MARTYN.
Generation No. 14
14. ELIZABETH14 MARTYN (MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) She married SIR HENRY BRUNE OF ATHELHAMPTON, son
of SIR
BRUNE
and JANE BAMFIELD.
Child of ELIZABETH MARTYN and SIR ATHELHAMPTON is:
15. i. ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, b. Abt.
1572; d. January 12, 1632/33.
Generation No. 15
15. ELIZABETH15 BRUNE (ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN,
JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born Abt. 1572, and died January 12,
1632/33. She married JOHN HALL II in c1592
in Puddletown, Dorset, son of JOHN HALL and DOROTHY ROGERS. He was born
1566 in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, England, and died 1631 in Bradford on
Avon, Wiltshire, England.
Notes for JOHN HALL II:
The following are
several connections between the Halls of Rhode Island and the Halls of Bradford
on Avon:
1. William and John Hall are shown as sons of
John and Elizabeth (Brune) Hall on the Bradford on Avon Hall pedigree, and both
are named as sons in his will. William and John Hall disappear from Bradford on
Avon records following the death of their father in 1631. In 1637, William and
John Hall appear in early records during the early formation of Newport, Rhode
Island.
2. William Hall was the only child named in his
father's will who was not listed in the baptism records of Holy Trinity Church.
In 1663, William Hall of Newport, Rhode Island stated in court he is "50
years or thereabouts," or born in 1613.
William Hall of Bradford on Avon was born after 1614, as he would not
"fit" into the family otherwise.
3. Sons Brune, Edward, Henry, and Nicholas
baptized 1593, 1598, 1609 and 1614 consecutively, all died young. The overwhelming grief resulting from the
loss of four young sons may have been the driving force behind the adoption of
William.
4. Elizabeth Brune, born 1572, was the first
child born after the marriage of her parents who married in 1571. She married John Hall in 1592 and their first
child, Brune Hall, was baptized in 1593; their last child was baptized in
1614. The birth of her children covered
21 years, therefore Elizabeth would have been age 42 when Henry was born; well
beyond the average for most women
5. It appears extremely unlikely William Hall
was the natural son of John and Elizabeth (Brune) Hall, therefore, unlikely his
yDNA would match that of John Hall, their natural child. Results from descendants recent yDNA tests
have proven this to be true.
6. The Pedigree of the Hall's of Bradford on
Avon show the marriage of John Hall to Dorothy Rogers and Elizabeth Hall to
John Cottrell. Rhode Island records show
the Hall's, Cottrell's and Rogers were closely associated in early Rhode
Island.
7. Henry Hall is shown as a weaver in several
early Rhode Island documents and the Hall's of Bradford, manufactured undyed
broadcloth for many generations.
8. Mary Hall, daughter of John and Elizabeth
(Brune) Hall, married Christopher Bailey.
Robert Bayley, of Wingfield, Wiltshire, married Christian Arnold of
Hertfordshire, they were the parents of Christopher Bayly. John Bailey of Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire,
married Eleanor Knight, daughter of William Knight and Jane Langburne, she was
born 1612 in Wiltshire. Their son John
Bailey, Jr. married Eleanor Emery who was born in Romsey, Hampshire,
England. Richard Knight, chr. 14 Jan
1602 in Romsey, Hampshire, England married Sarah Rogers of Newport, Rhode
Island.
9. On Jan 19, 1663/4, Richard Knight made, in
partnership with Henry, son of John Hall, the great purchase of lands at
Chippachog, in Westerly and Kingston afterwards known as the Hall and Knight
Purchase. Nicholas Cottrell was also a signer of the Misquamicut (Westerly)
Purchase with Henry and Richard.
10. John Dyer of Bratton, Somerset, England
married Jane Ernley, daughter of John Erneley of Bishops Cannings and Lucie
Cooke, daughter of Thomas Cooke of Salisbury.
They were the parents of William Dyer, born 1580 in London, England,
father of William Dyer (9 Sep 1609 London, England-18 Apr 1672 Newport, Newport
Co. RI) who married Mary, also known as Mary Dyer in, "Biography of a
Rebel Quaker", by Ruth Plimpton.
Dorothea Erneley married Anthony Rogers of Bradford on Avon, she was the
sister of John Erneley who married Lucie Cooke.
Upon researching the Holy Trinity Church
records, a Wiltshire genealogist discovered eleven children of John and
Elizabeth (Brune) Hall. From these records we learn the names of four
additional sons who died at a young age, Brune, Edward, Henry and
Nicholas. Nicholas is suspected to be
the name of the eldest son of Elizabeth Hall and John Cottrell of Bradford on
Avon, and the Rhode Island Nicholas Cottrell was closely associated with the
Hall family of early Rhode Island.
Elizabeth was the daughter of Henry Brune
and Elizabeth Martyn. A beautiful Memorial Brass dated 1595 is dedicated to
Nicholas Martyn and is located at St Mary's Church in Puddletown, Dorset. This
16th Century brass depicts Nicholas Martyn, bareheaded, in armour, kneeling
before an altar on which is an open book. Behind him are his three sons, who
all predeceased him. Sir William Martyn was a wealthy merchant and Lord Mayor
of London in 1492. He built his estate of Athelhampton sometime after 1485. Sir
Nicholas Martyn was the last male heir of the Martyne line. He was buried in
1595 in Athelhampton Aisle. Nicholas Martyn's four daughters were given equal
shares to the estate; his eldest daughter married Henry Brune. To his right is
his wife, Margaret, daughter of John Wadham, whose brother Nicholas Wadham, in
1613, founded Wadham College, Oxford. Behind her are their seven daughters.
Above them are the arms of Martyn, Arg. two bars gules, impaling Wadham, Gules
a chevron between three roses arg.,: above is the Martyn crest, a Martyn (ape)
proper, chained to a stump of a tree or, sejant, holding in his paw a mirror
azure. Nicholas was the last of the Martyns and died without male issue in
1595. His estate was divided amongst his four surviving daughters, of whom
Elizabeth, the eldest, married Henry Brune; and their son, as heir to his
mother, lived at Athelhampton Hall. A tablet in memory of a member of the
Martyn family with the same crest is on the East Wall of the South transept at
Crewkerne. It's through the Brune
lineage that one of several connections is made to the royal family.
The Brune family has a long history, the
Manor of Rowner was granted by a grateful King Edward I to Sir William le Brun
in 1277, a record of this is kept in the Hampshire County Archives at
Winchester with the family papers. Two Brune sons, Philip and Nicholas, were
given the office of Rector between 1292 and 1306. Sir John Brune, grandfather
of Elizabeth Brune, died in 1559 and left his estates, including Grange farm,
to his son Henry. As a minor he had to wait for his inheritance to be bought
back for him from the Ward of Courts when he attained his majority. In 1571 he
married Elizabeth Martyn, the eldest daughter of Nicholas Martyn of
Athelhampton. His son John was baptized in 1577 in St. Mary Magdalene,
Piddleton, together with his six sisters. Henry died in 1594 leaving Grange
farm in trust to provide for his five surviving daughters. The rare solid
limestone sepulcher tomb in the Chantry is to Sir John Brune, Lord Chancellor
of England, who died in 1559, and is one of two such structures in the country.
Its escutcheons reveal the careful marrying that went on to secure the family's
mighty wealth, linking with de la Rokele, Bamfilde, Ticheborne and Knowles. Sir
John had left money in his will for the tomb's construction, and provided for
his wife to live at The Grange as a dower house. That house still stands today,
and is part of Gosport Borough Council's Grange Farm complex.
Henry III and Edmund Crouchback married
women with European royal descent. In
addition to the Norman English kings, royal ancestors include the Capetian
kings of France, Charlemagne, Frederick III Barbarossa of Germany, Saxons such
as Alfred the Great of England, Kings of Scotland and Spain, and monarchs,
princesses and dukes from central and eastern Europe.
Lineage from King Henry III to Elizabeth Brune, spouse of John Hall:
Henry III, King of England married Eleanor
of Province
Edmund "Crouchback," Earl of
Lancaster and Leicester, married Blanche of Artois
Henry Plantagenet, Earl of Leicester,
married Maud Chaworth
Eleanor Plantagenet married Sir John de
Beaumont
Maud de Beaumont married Sir Hugh
Courtenay I
Sir Hugh Courtenay II married Margaret
Carminow
Elizabeth Courtenay married Sir John
Trethurffe
Jane Trethurffe married John Tregarthen
Joan Tregarthen married Sir John Wadham of
Merryfield
Margaret Wadham married Sir Nicholas
Martyn
Elizabeth Martyn married Sir Henry Brune
of Athelhampton
Elizabeth Brune married John Hall of Bradford
on Avon, Wiltshire
1620 Apr 29 Groom John Cotterell aged 27
occupation gent residing at Long Ashton, Somerset, Bride Elizabeth HALL aged 22
residing at Bradford, Wilts, dau of John Esq Bondsmen; Source: Wiltshire Wills
and Administration. John Cotterell from
Long Ashton, Somerset, April 29, 1620 Salisbury, Wilts, Marriage License, Gent,
AGE 27; & Elizabeth d/o John Hall of Bradford, Age 22 Reference Salisbury
Mar. Lic.
The Cottrell family first settled in
Flanders after arriving with William the Conqueror and was referred to as
"Cottrell the Norman"; his son was John Cottrell, the grandfather of
Ralph. John Cottrell in 1357 was Comptroller of the King's works. Thomas Coterell represented the Southrepps,
co. Norfolk branch of the family in 1540 and married Mary, daughter and heiress
of Sir John Inglos. Their son Robert married Anne, dau. of Nicholas Bohun, son
of Francis Bohun of Westhall and Elizabeth Knyvett, and Audrey (Ethelreda)
Coke, and had Sir Clement, Margaret, and Nicholas. Sir Clement (1585-1631) was
of Wylsford co. Linc. married Anne Alleyen (Allen). William Coggeshall, son of William
Coggishall, was Chr. on 24 Dec 1620 in Ickleton, Cambridgeshire, England.
1622 Jun 14 Groom Christopher Bayly aged
23 occupation Gent residing at Wingfield, WIL Bride Mary Haulle aged 18
residing at Bradford, status spouse, dau. of John, Bradford Bondsmen to be
married at Bradford. Christopher Bayly and Mary Haulle obtained marriage
license 17 May 1622 Bradford On Avon. Wiltshire Wills and Administration. Mary
was the daughter of John Hall (c1570 Wiltshire-1631 Wiltshire). One of the witnesses for John Hall's will was
Christopher Bayly (Bailey).
In the early 16th century Thomas Bayley of
Trowbridge, Wiltshire, married Agnes Cleveland, and they were the parents of
William, who left two sons, William, the eldest, died without issue, and
Christopher. Christopher married into
the Filioll family and was the father by her of William, John, Christopher, and
Robert. Only Robert Bayley "of Wingfield", Wiltshire, left issue. He
married Christian Arnold of Hertfordshire, daughter of Richard, and was the
father of Christopher Bayly, son and heir.
Source: Descendants of William Bailey of Newport, RI, Bailey Family
Genealogy, pg 255.
John Bailey of Bradford-on-Avon,
Wiltshire, married Eleanor, daughter of William Knight and Jane Langburne, born
about 1612 in Chippenham Co. Wiltshire.
Their son John Bailey, Jr. was born 1613 in England, and died 1691 in
Newbury, Essex Co., MA.
William Bailey of Newport, RI purchased
land from Gabriel Hicks on 14 Jun 1655, "land bounded partly by the
sea." On 5 Mar 1656, William Bailey, Sr. with Gabriel Hicks sold Joshua
Coggeshall of Portsmouth 21 acres in Newport, RI. Family tradition states he was a weaver of
silk. He married Grace Parsons, daughter of Hugh and Elizabeth Parson, after
arriving in Rhode Island and died before 20 Jul 1670. Hugh Parsons (1613-1684)
and wife Elizabeth, widow of William England, sold 18 acres to William Wood on
3 Jul 1662. After Hugh's death, about the year 1677, Elizabeth married Thomas
Lawson. On 20 Apr 1677, Hugh Parsons, Jr. leased a dwelling house, land and
orchard from his stepfather Thomas Lawton of Portsmouth and agreed to pay 3
pounds a year to Elizabeth Sherman, daughter of Thomas Lawton. Source: Records of the Bailey Family
Descendants of William Bailey of Newport, RI.
CONDENSED WILL OF JOHN
HALL OF BRADFORD-ON-AVON
10 Oct 1630, I John Hall of Bradford in
the countie of Wilks and diocese of Sarum, Esquire, do make this my last will
and testament. Item - Elizabeth Hall my
wife lands at the Abbey house countie of Somerset, with furniture. Daughter Elizabeth Cottrell the some of one
hundred pounds, daughter Mary one hundred pounds paid to Christopher Baylie
gentleman her husband, grandson John Baylie tenne pounds, unmarried daughters
Jane, Dorothie and Anne nine hunderd pounds.
My two sons John and William the yearly some of fifteen pounds a piece,
to double after wife's death. Executor Thomas Hall, my son and heir. Overseers - John Brewin (Brune), Knight,
William Eyre (Ayer), Esquire, my kinsman, and John Andry, Theophilus
Clarke. Witnesses: John Andry, Sr.,
Christopher Bayly (Bailey) and Charles Taylor.
Thomas Hall succeeded his father, and his son
John Hall built the almshouse in Bradford on Avon in 1700, which still
accommodates four elderly men. The arms
of the Halls are carved over the door.
John Hall was the last of the Halls in Bradford on Avon, and by his will
dated 10 Sep 1708, he devised all his lands in Wilts, Somerset and elsewhere to
Denzill Onslow, Esq., Edward Lisle, Esq., Frances Goddard, Esq., and Robert
Eyre, Esq., trustees; upon trust after the marriage of Rachel, daughter of
Thomas Baynton of Bradford, Wilts, for the said Rachel Baynton during her life.
Tthe letters K and M with coronets above them are carved on the almshouse
chimneys and refer to the Dukes of Kingston and Earls Manvers.
Will of John Hall of
Bradford on Avon
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WILL OF JOHN HALL
DATED 19 OCTOBER 1630
In the name of god
amen, the nineteenth day of October Anno Dom One Thousand six hundred
thirty. I John Hall of Bradford in the
countie of Wilks and diocese of Sarum, Esquire, do make, ordaine and institute
this my last will and testament in manner and form following, that is to say
after I command my soule unto the hand of Jesus Christ my savior and my bodie
to be buried in the burial place of myne ancestors in the church of Bradford
aforesaid.
ITEM - I give towards
the maintenance and reparation of the Cathedral Church of Sarum the some of
tenne shillings.
ITEM - I bequeath
towards the like maintenance and reparation of the parish church of Bradford
aforesaid the some of five pounds of lawful current money of England to be payd
unto that end into the hands of the church warden of Bradford within three months next after my
decease.
ITEM - I bequeath one
other like some of five pounds of lawful money unto the poore people inhabiting
in the said parish of Bradford aforesaid to bee paid unto and to bee
anonymously distributed by the church overseers for the poore of the said
parish within one month next after my decease.
ITEM - I bequeath unto
every one of my servants in house the some of twenty shillings of like lawful
money to be paid unto them and each of them within three months next after my
decease.
ITEM - I bequeath unto
Elizabeth Hall my wife, in addition to that furniture that remaineth unto her
in retayne of my lands the Abbey house
at Bath in the countie of Somerset and the use of my goods, chattel,
implements, household stuff and furniture in the same household used therwith
from the tyme of my decease for and during the tyme of her naturall life if
shee shall soe long ranty nens a widowe but not otherwise and my will true
intent and meaning is that at the tyme of her death or at the daye of her
marriage if shall happen to bee marryed again the said goods, chattel,
implements, household stuff and furniture shall from thenseforth bee and
remayne unto the executor of this my last will and testament and to his heirs
and his and theirs anone proper right by this my bequeath.
ITEM - I give unto my
daughter Elizabeth Cottrell the some of one hundred pounds of lawful money of
England to bee paid unto her within one yeare next after the day of my
decease.
ITEM - Whereas there
is one hundred pounds of the marriage portion of my daughter Mary yet behind
and unpaid which I promised to bee paid upon my death. My will is that the said
hundred pounds shall bee paid unto Christopher Baylie gentleman her husband her
now husband his executors or assignees within one year after the day of my
decease.
ITEM - I bequeath unto
my grandson John Baylie the some of tenne pounds of lawful money of England and
to every of the remaining other children of the said Christopher Baylie the
severall sonied three pounds six shillings eight pense apeece.
ITEM - I bequeath the
some of nynne hundred pounds of lawful money of England to be divided by and
according to the direction of my executors of this my last will and testament
hereinafter to be nominated and specified between my three daughters not yet
married viz. Jane, Dorothie and Anne if theye and every or either of them
(marryng) doe and shall marrye with the liking and approval of my said
overseers Elizabeth their mother and of such of their naturall loving brother
as shall at the tyme of and tymes of their and either of their several
marriages inherit and possess my land or of the most part of them and my will
true intend and meaning is that whosoever of my sonne or sonnes shall inherit and be possessed of my
paid lands at the tyme or tymes of their and either of their of such their
severall marriages shall have and bee charged to pay unto my said
daughters Jane Dorothie and Anne every
such part and portion of the paid ninne hundred pounds as shall be soe divided
unto any of them by my said overseers as aforesaid within three months next
after the day and dayes of the marriage or marriages of those my said three
daughters according as they shall happen be marryed in their tyme and will
further is that during the life type of El;izabeth my wife such and soe many of
my said three daughters as shall be so married (and while the remaining
unmarried) shall have further paid unto them by myne heirs and towards their
better maintenance in their unmarryed tyme and tymes these annunities now for
bee specifyed and in manner and forme following vizt: Unto my daughter Jane the
some of six pounds thirteen shillings four pense, unto my daughter Dorothie
five pounds and unto my daughter Anne other five pounds all good and lawful
money of England to bee paid every half yeare during during the tyme of their
remaining unmarryed and of their mothers being in life. But if the paid Elizabeth my wife and their
mother shall happen to dye before they and every or any of them bee disposed of
in marriage then my will is that the paid annuities and every of them shall
cease to bee paid any longer from the death of the said Elizabeth. And that then and from thenseforth my heire
shall at his own costs and charges allow and give unto every of those my said
three daughters so then not disposed of in marriage such continuall sufficient
meat drink and clothing and other maintenance as shall be necessary and convenient
for such his sister and sisters until she or they shall have received her and
they portion and portions according to said division of my aforesaid
overseers.
ITEM - I bequeath unto
the said Elizabeth my wife use of all the goods, chattel, implements, household
stuff and furniture that I have within and belonging to my mansion house at
Bradford and in or upon or belonging to domicide lands and mills there to bee
imployed by her and to her behalf from the type of my decease during the terme
of her naturall life. But my will and
bequeath is that after her decease the some and every part of parcell thereof
shall bee and remayne unto my sonne Thomas and to his heirs. And that at her said death shee shall leave
the same unto the said Thomas and his heirs in a good full and ample manner in
all respects as to as good a value and price as now they are or as shee shall
find and take unto the same upon my decease.
ITEM - I bequeath unto
my two sons John and William the yearly some and somes of fifteen pounds a
piece to be paid by myne heirs at yearly annuities for their mayntenance during
the life tyme of my wife their mother
and after her decease that the life
somes of fifteen pounds a piece more bee likewise added unto their said former
annuities for their better mayntenance during their and everie of their
severall life tymes. And my will is that
the said severall annuities be paid unto them and everie of them at two several
tymes in the yeare by even and equal portions and that the life payment and payments
thereof shall begin at the end of the month next after my decease. And that
from thenseforth these shall continye soe yearly to be paid unto the said John
and William my sonnes att and upon the end of every six months for by and
during the whole term and terms of their and either of their natural
lives. And my will is also that myne
executor for himself and his heirs shall within six months next after my
decease make and give sufficient security and assurance in the law for the due
payment and performance of all and every of my said bequeaths as well unto my
said sonnes John and William as ponts those and every those my said three
daughters Jane Dorothie and Anne according to my true intent and meaning in
this my will and testament.
ITEM - I do make
ordayne and constitute to bee the executor of this my last will and testament
Thomas Hall my sonne and heir apparant who I will to satisfie discharge and pay
all and every of myne owed proper debts and also all and every of those my
legacies and bequeaths specified and expressed to be bequeathed in this my last
will and testament. And if my said
executor doth refuse to then execute this my last will and testament or doth
deny or neglect to satisfie discharge and pay those my said debts legacies and
bequeaths contrary to the expressive true intent and meaning of this my will
then doe I likewise by this my present will and testament give and grant my
whole rightfull power and authortie onto myne overseers to alienate sell and
convey away from him my said executor and from his heir forever his parts of
all and every of my Messuages, Lands, Tenements Closes Cottages, and other
Hereditaments with their Appurtenances whatsoever situate lying and being in
Bath Lincombe Widcombe and Coombe in the county of Somerset . To this my intent and purpose is that money
may be procured promised and gotten by that such sale and conveyed for the due
true and full discharge of all my said debt and all and every of the legacies
and bequeaths expressed specified and declared in this my last will and
testament. And I doe nominate my worthie
good brother in law and loving friends John Brewin, Knight, William Eyre,
Esquire, my kinsman, and John Awdry, Theophilus Clarke to be the overseers of
this my last will and testament and whose best labor and care soe farre as in
them it shall or may go and rest to have this my last will and testament duly
executed and performed fullfulled and doe earne fey entreat and as a token of
my love towards them I bequeath unto them approportionally to bee divided among
to each and every one of them forty shillings.
I wittness whereof I
the said John Hall have here unto set my hand and soule the daie and yeare
first above written John Hall. Signed
sealed acknowledged by John Hall Esquire and by him declared to bee his last
will and testament in the presence of John Awdry, Senior, Christopher Bayly,
Charles Taylor.
Children of ELIZABETH BRUNE and JOHN HALL are:
16. i. JOHN ELISHA16 HALL, b. 1607,
Bradford England; d. 1665, Newport, Rhode Island.
ii. BRUNE HALL, b. 1593.
iii. EDWARD HALL, b. 1598.
iv. THOMAS HALL, b. 1600.
v. JANE HALL, b. 1601.
vi. MARY HALL, b. 1604.
vii. DOROTHY HALL, b. 1608.
viii. NICHOLAS HALL, b. 1609.
ix. ANNE HALL, b. 1612.
x. HENRY HALL, b. 1614.
xi. WILLIAM HALL, b. 1613.
Generation No. 16
16. JOHN ELISHA16 HALL (ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1607 in Bradford England, and died 1665 in
Newport, Rhode Island. He married ELIZABETH LAYTON "ROGERS" Abt.
1635 in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, England.
Notes for JOHN ELISHA HALL:
Children of JOHN HALL and ELIZABETH "ROGERS" are:
17. i. HENRY17 HALL, b. 1637, MA
Bay Colony, Washington Co. Rhode Island;
d. November 05, 1705, Washington Co.
Rhode Island.
ii. JAMES HALL, b. 1639.
Generation No. 17
17. HENRY17 HALL (JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN,
JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1637 in MA Bay Colony, Washington Co. Rhode Island, and died November 05, 1705 in
Washington Co. Rhode Island. He married HONOR ROGERS 1693 in
Rhode Island.
Notes for HENRY HALL:
In 1664, Mr. Stephen
Mumford, a member of the Bell Lane Seventh-Day Baptist Church in London, came
to Rhode Island and finding no church of his faith, he affiliated with the
Baptist church in Newport. During the
next few years, a number of the members of that church embraced his views on
the Sabbath and the perpetuity of the Ten Commandments. It was not their intention to sever their
connection with the Baptist Church, for they thought surely a people who had
suffered as the Baptists had done for Bible baptism would fellowship those who
observed and defended the Bible Sabbath.
They soon discovered, however, that even
in the church of Roger Williams, liberty of conscience meant liberty to believe
and practice according to established dogmas and decrees. Elder John Clark, Mark Luker, and Obadiah
Holmes, leaders in the church, began to preach against the practice of the
Sabbath-keepers and to denounce them as heretics and schismatic. They were eventually brought to an open
trial. They were cited to appear before
the church and show cause why they had denied Christ not only in going to Moses
for the law, but denying him by refusing the emblems of his body and
blood.
They soon discovered that the purpose of
the meeting was to point out to them their "error" and to compel them
to abandon it. When they proposed that
William Hiscox speak for the company, in which they were all agreed, the church
persistently refused to hear him. After
a long controversy in which feelings, on both sides, grew more intense, the
accused came to consider themselves the same way as that in which they,
together with those who are now opposing them, had defended the cause of the
Baptists in the Puritan controversy.
They also bore grateful testimony to the joy they found in keeping God's
Holy Sabbath. Failing to obtain any
relief from the strain of the situation, and becoming convinced that they could
not keep the Sabbath and walk in fellowship with the church, the faithful five
formally withdrew December 7, 1671, and the group entered into solemn covenant
with each other as the First Seventh-Day Baptist Church of Newport. Early records shows that Henry Hall was a
member of the early Seventh Day Baptist Church in America, as were his
descendants.
Names known as being members of the
Seventh Day Baptist Church, and associated with the Hall family were: Crandall, Babcock, Hiscox, Hubbard,
Langworthy, Burdick, Cottrell, Lamphear, Ross, Worden, Maxson, Wilbur, Mumford,
Brown, Wilcox, Tanner, Reynolds, Fuller, Thornton, Rogers, Beebe, Jewell,
Larkin, Adams, Shelley and Foster, among others. Many of their children intermarried as a
result of their solemn covenant with each other, and due to their forced
separation from the Baptist Church.
It was during this
time that the New World became a lively scene, with the execution of Quakers in
the MA Bay Colony, the exile of Roger Williams, and such lesser-known
proceedings as the trial and imprisonment of John Rogers in Connecticut because
"he reviled tenets, clergymen, and sacraments of the prevailing religion."
In 1695, he "was taken from prison, tied to a cannon, and flogged
seventy-six times with a whip that had knots at its end as large as walnuts. He
was then thrown in his cell without bed or bedding, not even straw, and chained
to the wall." Altogether, Rogers spent eighteen years locked up. The Rogerene's lasted until World War One.
On 17 Sep 1679, Henry took the oath of
allegiance in Newport, in 1687 he served on the grand jury, and in 1691 he was
a deputy. He was a weaver by trade, as
was his son Henry. It is speculated that
his wife's first name was Honor, as his son James named his first daughter
Sarah after his wife, his second daughter Jane after his wife's mother, and his
third daughter Honor, presumably after his mother.
Jan. 19, 1664, Richard Knight made in
partnership with Henry Hall (most likely with the assistance of Job Babcock who
was an Indian interpreter), the great purchase from the Indians, of lands at
Chippachog, in Westerly, which they called Westerly Manor. This area was known as Misquamicut, and
Kingston, which was afterwards known as the Hall and Knight Purchase. Job was
the new son-in-law, as of 1662, of the Elder John Crandall and Mary Opp, and
would be thirty years later the father-in-law of Henry's son, James.
The
abstracts from vol. 1 of, Rhode Island Land Evidences, in the State Archives,
pg 3, "Narragansetts in the Collony of Rhod-Island ... have for. Tenn
pownds in peage Eight the peny in hand by me the aforesaid Cogamaquoant
Received from Richard Knight & Henry Hall both of the Towne of Newport
wherwith I the sayd Cogamaqucant doe discharg the said Richard Knight and Henry
Halls of all debts. I doe. . .sell. . unto the said Richard Knight & Henry
Halls their heires.... a certain percell of Land Scittuate and lyinge in the
aforesaid Narraganse-tts Cuntry neere or adjoininge unto the Land Formerly
Sould by me unto Mr. John Porter and Mr Samll Wilbore &c at pettacomscutt
and is by Esteemation two Miles Square be it more or less being butted and
bounded as Followeth Vizt. on the Eastside from a place called in Indian
Qumatumpick, southward to a place called chippachuat and soe westerly to a
place called Quowachauck and from thence northward to place called Winatompick
and so to extand from thence upon a straight line unto the first boundery to be
Houlden of our Royall Soverraigne lord Charles the Second not in Capett nor by
Knights service but in comon Soccage after the manner of East Greenwich in the
County of Kent. Further I the said Cogamoquant doe bind myself in the sum or
Bond of Five hundred pounds Starl of good and lawfnl mony of England or to the
vallew therofthat the land mentioned in this deed is a good Reall and firme
Estate unto the said Richard Knight and Henry Halls and that the said land is
ceere and free from all intailments deeds of sale leases mortgages and all
other alienation of what nature or kinds whatsoever.and to deere and remove or
cause to be removed at or before the first of march next after the date hereof
Every Indian or Indians Inhabiting there on and not to suffer or the future any
Indian to dwell or plant upon the aforesaid Tract. . .this 19th day of January
and in the yeare of our Iord god one Thousand Six hundred Sixty and fower... in
pressence of John Archer, The marke of Alse Archer, Richard Bulgar, the marke
of Cogamagooant, the marke of Wotomer, an Indian Cobsounk, his mark, an
Indian."
Roger Williams and his diplomatic skill
kept the powerful Narragansett Indians on friendly terms with the settlers;
they were even persuaded to assist the colonists during their fight against the
Connecticut warlike Pequots Indians. For 50 years while Massasoit was chief,
peace prevailed, but his sons did not trust the English. Massasoit was so fond
of the English, he ask the General Court in Plymouth to give his sons English
names. His son Wamsutta was named Alexander, and son Metacom was named Philip,
after ancient kings of Greece. After Massasoit's death, things soon got out of
hand. Troops captured the new chief, Wamsutta - Alexander, and forced him to
Plymouth, threatened him in a show of superiority, and upon his return home he
became ill and died. Matacom Philip, the new chief, blamed the white man and
wanted revenge for the death of his brother.
From 1675 to 1676 King Philip's War was
fought, and during the Great Swamp Fight, over 700 Indian men, women and
children perished. The following spring, Providence was burned to the ground,
while Rogers Williams watched in disbelief. Both sides were incredibly brutal,
600 colonist died and over 3,000 Indians. Metacom was finally captured and
beheaded, which effectively ended the war. His head was displayed on a fort at
Plymouth for 25 years. In 1676, Henry
Hall and John Knight rendered service to the Colony in King Philip's War, and
on Oct 31, 1677, they were granted land in East Greenwich for service in that
war. Each grantee received 100 acres. Henry was about 38 during King Philip's
War and John Knight was most likely about age 58, which is based on the fact
that he had been married prior to his arrival in MA about 1637.
In "Halls of New England", by
David Brainard Hall, Henry Hall is mentioned as the son of John Hall of
Newport, Rhode Island. He states,
"Henry Hall, Sr., weaver, and Henry Hall, Jr., took the oath of fidelity
Sept. 17, 1679, and also James Hall was a free inhabitant of Westerly,
1680." Henry Hall and four others, purchased on 2 May 1710, 3200 acres of
land north of Pawtucket River and west by Wood River. Among the grantees of
land near the last purchase in 1710-11, were John Hall, Edward Hall, Henry
Hall, and Joseph Hall in 1709. Henry Hall, Jr., m. Constant. He made his will
on Nov. 1, 1716, in which he mentioned his sons William, Elisha, Henry, James,
John, Edward, and daughters Susannah, Lydia, Elizabeth Button, Cherry (or
Mercy) Cottrel stating that Mary and Martha were not of age. (See New England
Historical. Genealogy Register, volume 15).
On 28 Sep. 1705, Henry Hall's will, proved
5 Nov 1705, executor not named, so the Town Council appointed his son Edward to
that office. To wife, a third of all estate real and personal, at her disposal,
and son Edward to take care of her. To son Edward, a third of all land and
movables. To all children, a third of estate divided equally. To eldest son
Henry, 5 shillings. The children all to take care of my wife, their aged
mother. Codicil gives to son Henry, half of certain tract of land. Inventory
204 pounds, 4 shillings, viz. 15 sheep 10 lambs, 2 oxen, 10 pigs, 7 swine, 2
mares, 35 loads of hay, 1 loom, 2 guns, a cutlass, 5 cows, 2 calves, 6 horses,
4 mares, also 12 mares and horses, 4 colts, a pair of oxen, a bull, 13 steers,
2 heifers, warming pan, &c.
The appointment of his son Edward as
executor was asked for by following brothers and brothers-in-law, viz.: Henry,
James and John Hall, Thomas Stevens, and James Adams. In 1706, in this and
following year receipts were given to executor by brothers and brothers-in-law
as follows, viz.: Henry, John, and James Hall, Thomas Stevens, James Adams, and
Edward Larkin. Oath was also made by John Hall and William Wilkinson, that
widow had received her portion.
Child of HENRY HALL and HONOR ROGERS is:
18. i. JOHN18 HALL, b. 1668,
WaSHINGTON Co. Rhode Island; d. July 04,
1764, WaSHINGTON Co. Rhode Island.
Generation No. 18
18. JOHN18 HALL (HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1668 in WaSHINGTON Co. Rhode Island, and died July 04, 1764 in
WaSHINGTON Co. Rhode Island. He married (1) ELIZABETH BALL. He married (2) ELIABETH BALL 1693.
Child of JOHN HALL and ELIZABETH BALL is:
19. i. THOMAS19 HALL, b. Bet. 1700
- 1705, Lunenburg, VA; d. May 10, 1794, Killed By Cherokee Indians at age 92.
Child of JOHN HALL and ELIABETH BALL is:
20. ii. WILLIAM19 HALL, b. 1722, Va;
d. November 10, 1774, Frederick Co. Va.
Generation No. 19
19. THOMAS19 HALL (JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN,
JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born Bet. 1700 - 1705 in Lunenburg, VA, and died
May 10, 1794 in Killed By Cherokee Indians at age 92. He married MARTHA UNK 1733 in
Halifax, Va. She was born Bet. 1700 -
1705 in lunenburg, Va, and died Bef. May 10, 1794.
Children of THOMAS HALL and MARTHA UNK are:
21. i. ISHAM20 HALL, b. 1746,
Franklin Co,VA; d. 1856, Va.
ii. JOHN HALL, b. 1725; d. May 02, 1772, Pittsylvania Co. Va; m. ANN CASH, November 09,
1760; b. 1734, King George Co. Va.
iii. THOMAS HALL, b. 1725.
iv. JESSE HALL, b. 1746, Jonathan Creek Halifax Va; d. October 24,
1833, Montgomery Co. Va; m. CANDICIA DICEY FRANKLIN; b. 1746, lunenburg, Va.
v. LANDSFORD HALL, b. 1755.
vi. SAMUEL HALL, b. August 30, 1723, lunenburg, Va; d. April 05, 1792,
Wilkes Co. NC; m. MILLIAN WEBB; b. 1723, Pittsylvania Co. Va; d. 1802, Wilkes Co. NC.
vii. WILLIAM HALL, b. 1722, Va; d. November 10, 1774, Frederick Co. Va;
m. ELIZABETH MITCHELL; b. 1724, PA.
20. WILLIAM19 HALL (JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN,
JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1722 in Va, and died November 10, 1774 in
Frederick Co. Va. He married MARY HEPPER November
13, 1744.
Child of WILLIAM HALL and MARY HEPPER is:
22. i. ANTHONY20 HALL, b. 1752,
Virginia; d. December 14, 1846, Letcher Co. Ky.
Generation No. 20
21. ISHAM20
HALL
(THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1746 in Franklin Co,VA, and died 1856 in
Va. He married MARY MULLINS 1766,
daughter of JOHN MULLINS and VIRGINIA BAILEY. She was born
1746 in Franklin Co,VA..
Children of ISHAM HALL and MARY
MULLINS are:
23. i. ISHAM21 HALL, b. 1785,
Russell Co Va; d. 1856, Wise Co, Va.
ii. MARY POLLY HALL, b. 1794.
iii. LUCY HALL, b. 1770.
iv. SUSANNAH HALL, b. 1770.
v. ALEXANDER HALL, b. 1787.
vi. JOHN HALL, b. 1780.
vii. MARY HALL, b. 1794.
24. viii. ALSEY HALL, b. 1770; d. Bef. 1850.
22. ANTHONY20 HALL (WILLIAM19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1752 in Virginia, and died December 14, 1846
in Letcher Co. Ky. He married (1) WINNEY HARVELL September
22, 1792 in Caswell Co. North Carolina..
He married (2) RUTH BUTLER December 23, 1794 in George Butler home in Halifax
Co.,Virginia.
Child of ANTHONY HALL and RUTH BUTLER is:
25. i. MARTHA "PATSY"21 HALL, b. 1802,
Virginia; d. 1878, Letcher County Kentucky.
Generation No. 21
23. ISHAM21 HALL (ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1785 in Russell Co Va, and died 1856 in Wise
Co, Va. He married JANE MULLINS 1818,
daughter of JOHN MULLINS and VIRGINIA BAILEY. She was born
1792 in in Franklin C0. VA or NC 1880
listed VA 1860 listed NC as birth place.
Children of ISHAM HALL and JANE MULLINS are:
26. i. ANNA "ANNIE" G.22 HALL, b. 1840,
Russel or Scott County, Va; d. 1903,
Blaine Ky (Lawrence Co Ky).
ii. ALEXANDER HALL, b. 1816.
iii. NANCY ELIZABETH HALL, b. 1819.
iv. JOHN A. HALL, b. 1819.
v. SQUIRE HALL, b. 1830.
vi. GREENWAY HALL, b. 1832.
vii. MARY HALL, b. 1835.
viii. JAMES PRESTON HALL, b. 1836.
ix. DIDEMA HALL.
x. NANCY LOUELLA HALL.
24. ALSEY21
HALL
(ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1770, and died Bef. 1850. She married EDWARD EDMOND HUBBARD, son of THOMAS HUBBARD and FRANCIS HOLLINGWORTH. He was born 1788 in pittsylvania co, va, and
died Bef. 1850 in Russel or Scott
County, Va.
Children of ALSEY HALL and EDWARD HUBBARD are:
27. i. JESSE22 HUBBARD, b. April
20, 1810, Ashe Co, North Carolina; d. March 24, 1888, Wise Co , Va.
28. ii. ROBERT SHANKLIN HUBBARD, b. 1821, Scott County, Va; d. June 29, 1889, Wise Co
Va.
29. iii. RANDOLPH HUBBARD, b. 1815, Virginia; d. Bef. 1880, poung gap , wise co.
va.
iv. MILLIE HUBBARD, m. BEN ALLEY.
v. RUTH HUBBARD, b. 1827; m. MIKE HARPER.
vi. ELIJAH HUBBARD, b. Abt. 1815, Ashes co. SC; m. MARY STURGEON.
vii. AILSEY HUBBARD, b. 1804, NC; d. 1884, Floyd Township, Scott Co., va;
m. THOMAS ALLEY JR..
25. MARTHA "PATSY"21 HALL (ANTHONY20, WILLIAM19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN,
JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1802 in Virginia, and died 1878 in Letcher
County Kentucky. She married HENRY C. POLLEY April 15,
1819 in Floyd Co. Ky, son of EDWARD POLLEY and MARY MULLINS. He was born
March 11, 1794 in tennessee, and died 1881 in Letcher Co Ky.
Children of MARTHA HALL and HENRY POLLEY are:
i. ROXANNE22 POLLY, b. 1819; m.
JAMES
MORGAN.
ii. MARY EMILY POLLY, b. 1822; m. JAMES MORGAN.
iii. JAMES IRA POLLY, b. 1825; m. MARGARET COMBS..
iv. EDWARD POLLY, b. 1826; m. ARTA HALL.
v. RITTER POLLY, b. 1826.
vi. MARTHA PATSY POLLY, b. 1830; m. EDWARD COMBS.
vii. HENRY POLLY, b. 1830; m. MARY "POLLY" SARGENT, July 23, 1852, Letcher Co. Ky.
viii. DICY POLLY, b. 1834; m. RUSSELL COMBS.
ix. SENA MINERVA POLLY, b. 1837; d. 1876; m. BENJAMIN ADAMS.
x. CLAIBORNE ANTHONY POLLY, b. 1828; m. (1) MARGARET UNKNOWN; m. (2) NANCY HALL, August 25, 1848, Letcher County K.
Generation No. 22
26. ANNA "ANNIE" G.22 HALL (ISHAM21,
ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1840 in Russel or Scott County, Va, and died 1903 in Blaine
Ky (Lawrence Co Ky). She married EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD" HUBBARD, son of JESSE HUBBARD and MALINDA SALYERS. He was born January 20, 1840 in Virginia, and
died November 03, 1929 in Blaine, KY
Death cert. cause of death euremic poison.
Notes for ANNA "ANNIE" G. HALL:
Anne had read an
inscription on a tombstone and wanted written on her stone. When Anne died in 1903 Louella had it put on
Anne tombstone "Beware kind friend
as you passby , as you are now, so once was I,
As I am now, you too must be, Prepare for death, and follow me. In 1970 some of the tombstone thathad been
damaged were repaired. Theverse from
Anne stone was cut out and place at the entrance of the cemetery.
Notes for EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD" HUBBARD:
Edd served with the
conferate Cav. during the war between the states. He enlisted in 1861 in Capt. Menifee's
Bn. He states that "after Col.
Menifee left the command I was under Col. Prentiss until the war closed"
.Company B 7th
Confederate Cavalry Enl in 8/61. Was absent from command collecting deserters
at the time of surrender. Previously
served in Co C 5th VSL and in Company A French's Batt. VA inf PWR of James Harvey Long, p 210 PRSWVA
B. 1/20/1842 in Scott Co Va Age 15 farm laborer, 1860 wise Co census Bro of
Jesse (I believe he is 1st cousin)
.Filed pension application in Lawrence co Ky In 1913
7th Edd tombstone has a confederated mark that states
Co B 7th confedrated Cavalry.Edd's name appeared ins a book entiled Bushwhackers Paradise by Jeffrey
Weaver. The 7th Cavalry was comprised od
both Va and Ky citizens. They were said to
be pretty rough characters. Co 7 was
attached to Gen John Hunt Morgan and participated in the last raid of Ky.
Children of ANNA HALL and EDD HUBBARD are:
i. ROBERT23 HUBBARD.
30. ii. PALMIRA "AUNT PAL" HUBBARD, b. March 1863, Va; d. December 10, 1925, Boyd Co Ky.
31. iii. JOHN PRESTON BURDINE HUBBARD, b. February 27, 1866, Wise Co. Virginia; d. May 03,
1940, Lincoln Co (Kings MTn) Ky.
iv. WILLIAM MONTERVILLE HUBBARD, b. 1869.
v. TAZEWELL HUBBARD, b. 1871.
vi. NANCY HUBBARD, b. 1873.
vii. AMBROSE HUBBARD, b. 1875.
viii. ELIZABETH HUBBARD, b. 1877.
ix. EDWARD HUBBARD, b. 1879.
32. x. LOUELLA HUBBARD, b. November 16, 1882, Pound, Wise Co Va; d. March 28, 1967, Louisa Ky.
33. xi. VENIA HUBBARD, b. November 16, 1882.
27. JESSE22 HUBBARD (ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born April 20, 1810 in Ashe Co, North Carolina,
and died March 24, 1888 in Wise Co , Va.
He married MALINDA JENNIE SALYERS, daughter of JONATHAN SALYERS and LYDIA CASTLE. She was born
1815 in Russel County, Va, and died 1883.
Notes for JESSE HUBBARD:
Jesse Hubbard is shown
in1880 Wise county Census as widowed , age 70 and living with him are his
daughter, Susan C age 22(birth Place Ohio)
his granddaughter, Elizabeth age 4 and grand son william J age 2 Both
children listed birth place as Ohio.
Susanah is shown in the 1870 census of Wise County as age 11. Jennie Salyers is listed on death certificate
of Edd Hubbard as his mother Jennie is
probably a nick name for Malinda. Also
in the house of Jesse and Malinda in 1850 is Lydia Salyers, age 20, probably
Malinda sister. Edd is listed as age 10
Children of JESSE HUBBARD and MALINDA SALYERS are:
i. BENJAMIN23 HUBBARD, b. 1833.
ii. JOHN W.B. HUBBARD, b. 1838, Russel
County, Va; m. MARTHA J. STALLARD, January 26, 1863, Wise county Va.
Notes for JOHN W.B. HUBBARD:
a John W. Sgt Co. ? 7th Bn CSA Cav Dstd in
wise co VA Took oath at Louisa Ky in 5/64 light hair, dark comp, gray eyes,
6'1' Previously served in the VSL
Also listed is Burdine
Hubbard servedin company A previously served in Co C, 5th CSL and in Co. A.
French Battn.
34. iii. EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD" HUBBARD, b. January 20, 1840, Virginia; d. November 03, 1929,
Blaine, KY Death cert. cause of death
euremic poison.
iv. MARTHA HUBBARD, b. 1842.
v. MARY HUBBARD, b. 1843.
vi. MALINDA HUBBARD, b. 1846.
35. vii. DAVID JESSE HUBBARD, b. 1848, Russell Co Va.
viii. WILLIAM HUBBARD, b. 1849.
36. ix. SARAH HUBBARD, b. 1854, Russell Co Va.
37. x. NOAH HUBBARD, b. 1856, Wise Co Va.
38. xi. SUSANAH HUBBARD, b. 1858, Ohio.
xii. CATHERINE HUBBARD, b. 1857.
28. ROBERT SHANKLIN22 HUBBARD (ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1821 in Scott County, Va, and died June 29,
1889 in Wise Co Va. He married (1) SARAH "SARY" BOLLING April 13,
1843 in Letcher Co KY, daughter of JEREMIAH BOLLING and SARAH WARD. She was born
June 08, 1823 in Russell Co VA, and died 1862 in Wise Co Va. He married (2) DELILAH MULLINS November
28, 1864 in Wise county Va, daughter of JOSHUA MULLINS and MARY CAUDILL.
Notes for ROBERT SHANKLIN HUBBARD:
Wise county Virginia
marriage indicate R.S. Hubbard performed the Marriage of his son William
B. Hubbard ro both 1st and 2nd wives.
Went by Shanklin
Children of ROBERT HUBBARD and SARAH BOLLING are:
39. i. EDMOND23 HUBBARD, b.
February 08, 1845, Letcher Co Ky; d. 1928, Wise Co , Va.
40. ii. JESSE HUBBARD, b. 1844, Letcher Co Ky; d. 1928.
iii. AILEY HUBBARD, b. 1849, Wise Co Va; m. JOHN H. SNODGRASS, February
23, 1867, Letcher Co Ky.
41. iv. JEREMIAH HUBBARD, b. 1851, Lee Co Va.
v. MARY HUBBARD, b. 1854; m. ANDREW COX, April 21, 1872, Wise county Va.
vi. JOHN HUBBARD, b. 1857, Wise Co Va; m. M.V.SNODGRASS, January
14, 1877, Wise county Va.
vii. JAMES HUBBARD, b. 1859; m. MARY ANN MAXWELL, June 12, 1882, Wise county Va.
viii. WILLIAM B HUBBARD, b. 1862, Wise Co Va; m. (1) POLLY ANN ROBERTS, June 25,
1881, Wise county Va; m. (2) NANCY E. MAXWELL, July 30, 1884, Wise county Va.
ix. LOUDEMA HUBBARD, b. August 06, 1846; d. January 23, 1923; m. JASON WEBB; b. March 03,
1820, Floyd County, Ky; d. December 23, 1903, Letcher Co. KY.
x. JOSEPH A. HUBBARD, b. November 29, 1857.
xi. ROBERT S. HUBBARD, b. January 05, 1858.
Children of ROBERT HUBBARD and DELILAH MULLINS are:
xii. LEANAH23 HUBBARD, b. 1866.
xiii. LOUISA HUBBARD, b. 1869.
xiv. JOSEPH B HUBBARD, b. June 09, 1871.
xv. ARMANDA HUBBARD, b. 1876.
29. RANDOLPH22 HUBBARD (ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1815 in Virginia, and died Bef. 1880 in
poung gap , wise co. va. He married (1)
MARY
ROBERTS
in Virgina. He married (2) SARAH SALYERS Bef. 1846
in Virginia, daughter of JONATHAN SALYERS and LYDIA CASTLE. She was born
1820, and died December 22, 1853 in Scott Co Va, Child Bed Fever.
Children of RANDOLPH HUBBARD and MARY ROBERTS are:
i. LUEMMA23 HUBBARD, b. 1856;
m. WILLIAM G ADAMS, December 08, 1874, Wise County Virginia.
ii. ISAAC M. HUBBARD, b. 1858.
Child of RANDOLPH HUBBARD and SARAH SALYERS is:
iii. JACOB23 HUBBARD, b. Abt.
1847, Russell Co Virginia; m. MARY BAKER, January 02, 1873, Wise County Virginia.
Generation No. 23
30. PALMIRA "AUNT PAL"23 HUBBARD (ANNA "ANNIE"
G.22 HALL, ISHAM21, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN,
JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born March 1863 in Va, and died December 10, 1925
in Boyd Co Ky. She married HENRY MARION POLLEY September
08, 1884 in Knott Co Ky, son of RANDOLPH POLLEY and DIANAH ADAMS. He was born
May 19, 1860 in Letcher Co Ky, and died May 17, 1924 in Oklahoma.
Notes for PALMIRA "AUNT PAL" HUBBARD:
Palmira is buried in
Sanders Cem in Blaine Ky. she is the
second wife of Henry Polley whose sister, Sara ann "Sallie" is the
mother of Levi Miles. Levi married
Palmira's sister, Louella Hubbard, Henry
and Sallie sister Nancy married Louella brother, John Preston Burdine Hubbard.
Notes for HENRY MARION POLLEY:
She is the second wife
of Henry Polley whose sister Sarah Ann "Sallie" Polley is the mother
of Levi Miles. Levi Married Palmira's
sister
Louella Hubbard. Henry
and Sallie's sister, Nancy Rosencrane Polley married Louella's brother John
Preston Burdine Hubbard.
Children of PALMIRA HUBBARD and HENRY POLLEY are:
i. IDA24 POLLEY, b. June 16,
1885, Letcher Co Ky; d. July 01, 1885, Letcher Co Ky.
42. ii. MARY ANN POLLEY, b. September 05, 1886, Letcher Co Ky; d. Knot co.
iii. NANCY VICTORIA POLLEY, b. August 05, 1888, Letcher Co Ky; d. February 10,
1889, Letcher Co Ky.
iv. STEVE POLLEY.
v. LORA PALMIRA POLLEY, b. August 15, 1890; d. December 10, 1991, Hugo
Oklahoma.
vi. ROBERT G BLAIR POLLEY, b. 1910, Swink, Choctaw Co Oklahoma.
vii. ALLEN KENTON POLLEY, b. November 28, 1898; d. December 24, 1932.
viii. BESSIE POLLEY, b. October 31, 1900; d. August 16, 1916, Oklahoma.
ix. JEWEL POLLEY, b. 1905; d. June 1986.
31. JOHN PRESTON BURDINE23 HUBBARD (ANNA "ANNIE"
G.22 HALL, ISHAM21,
ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born February 27, 1866 in Wise Co. Virginia, and
died May 03, 1940 in Lincoln Co (Kings MTn) Ky.
He married (1) ? BASTIN. He married
(2) NANCY ROSENCRANE POLLEY September 21, 1886, daughter of RANDOLPH POLLEY and DIANA ADAMS. She was born November 22, 1867 in Letcher Co
KY, and died May 03, 1928 in Pulaski County
Somerset. KY Hubbard Cem.
Notes for JOHN PRESTON BURDINE HUBBARD:
John always wore a
suit when working even in the garten.
Married a second time following Nancy death. To a much younger girl
maybe 15 or 16. Divorce her after she suggested that they
sell the house. Nancy was called Nannie
and she is buried in the Hubbard cemetery in Pulaski County Ky near place called
Estesburg. When John died the man who
owned the property that had to be cross to get to the cemetery would not allow
them to cross over to the Cem.
Monteville Hubbard offer him $500 for access but he refused. Another site had to be found. John was buried in the Pleasant point cem.
This cemetery was directly across from home and farm that Monteville owned in
Kingts Mtn , Ky. Lincoln County Ky
Children of JOHN HUBBARD and NANCY POLLEY are:
43. i. FRANK24 HUBBARD, b. March
19, 1888; d. November 10, 1950.
44. ii. HENRY MONTERVILLE HUBBARD, b. July 26, 1889; d. January 21, 1943, Lincoln Co
(Kings MTn) Ky.
iii. CECIL HUBBARD, b. May 04, 1891; d. August 13, 1892.
45. iv. MOLLIE VICTORIA HUBBARD, b. September 30, 1893; d. September 06, 1934.
46. v. JOHN ARVIL HUBBARD, b. December 04, 1895; d. January 19, 1976.
vi. LOLIAN HUBBARD, b. December 06, 1897; d. November 17, 1900.
47. vii. MYRTLE HUBBARD, b. February 14, 1903.
48. viii. LOCKIE ALICE HUBBARD, b. April 18, 1905.
32. LOUELLA23 HUBBARD (ANNA "ANNIE"
G.22 HALL, ISHAM21,
ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born November 16, 1882 in Pound, Wise Co Va, and died March 28, 1967 in Louisa
Ky. She married LEVI MILES January 23,
1898 in Lawrence Co Ky, son of BENJAMIN MILES and SARAH POLLEY.
Notes for LOUELLA HUBBARD:
Louell was a tall
lady, she was much talle than her
husband. She was self taught authority
on Abraham Lincoln. She had a twin
sister
Venia
"Luvenia" Louella paly
banjo. she also had Palsy her
granddaughter had palsy several cousin had palsy. John Preston Burdine Hubbard had Palsy
too. Think of of her brother comitted
suicide, but don't nknow where the
information came from. Buried in Sanders
Cemetery in Blaine Ky
Children of LOUELLA HUBBARD and LEVI MILES are:
49. i. SARAH ETHEL24 MILES, b. March
1900; d. August 25, 1936, Blaine Ky (Lawrence Co Ky).
ii. ICIE ANN MILES, b. September 25, 1903, Wise Co Va; d. August 14,
1973, Huntington W Va; m. IRELAND DREW COLLIER, April 15, 1919, Blaine Ky.
iii. EGIE MILES, b. November 30, 1905, Wise Co Va; d. January 07,
1968, Downey Calif; m. (1) LON LEMONS; m. (2) JOHN POWELL.
iv. MADGE MILES, b. November 18, 1906; d. December 10, 1993, Downey
Calif.
v. WANDA MILES, b. 1908; d. 1993, Smokey Valley Ky.
vi. ROBERT MAYO MILES, b. 1914; d. July 09, 1949, columbus Ohio.
vii. ORPHA BEATRICE MILES, b. July 30, 1917; m. (1) CLARENCE "HICK" LYCAN; m. (2) FONZO WILLIAMS, Lawrence
Co Ky.
viii. GERTRUDE MILES, b. May 07, 1920; d. June 10, 1920; m. (1) MACK TODD; m. (2) JOHN WILSON.
33. VENIA23 HUBBARD (ANNA "ANNIE"
G.22 HALL, ISHAM21,
ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born November 16, 1882. She married R.L. ARRINGTON.
Children of VENIA HUBBARD and R.L. ARRINGTON are:
i. ARLENA24 ARRINGTON.
ii. SUSIE ARRINGTON.
iii. ROBERTS ARRINGTON.
34. EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23 HUBBARD (JESSE22,
ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born January 20, 1840 in Virginia, and died
November 03, 1929 in Blaine, KY Death
cert. cause of death euremic poison. He
married ANNA "ANNIE" G. HALL, daughter of ISHAM HALL and JANE MULLINS. She was born
1840 in Russel or Scott County, Va, and
died 1903 in Blaine Ky (Lawrence Co Ky).
Notes for EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD" HUBBARD:
Edd served with the
conferate Cav. during the war between the states. He enlisted in 1861 in Capt. Menifee's
Bn. He states that "after Col.
Menifee left the command I was under Col. Prentiss until the war closed"
.Company B 7th
Confederate Cavalry Enl in 8/61. Was absent from command collecting deserters
at the time of surrender. Previously
served in Co C 5th VSL and in Company A French's Batt. VA inf PWR of James Harvey Long, p 210 PRSWVA
B. 1/20/1842 in Scott Co Va Age 15 farm laborer, 1860 wise Co census Bro of
Jesse (I believe he is 1st cousin)
.Filed pension application in Lawrence co Ky In 1913
7th Edd tombstone has a confederated mark that states
Co B 7th confedrated Cavalry.Edd's name appeared ins a book entiled Bushwhackers Paradise by Jeffrey
Weaver. The 7th Cavalry was comprised od
both Va and Ky citizens. They were said
to be pretty rough characters. Co 7 was
attached to Gen John Hunt Morgan and participated in the last raid of Ky.
Notes for ANNA "ANNIE" G. HALL:
Anne had read an
inscription on a tombstone and wanted written on her stone. When Anne died in 1903 Louella had it put on
Anne tombstone "Beware kind friend
as you passby , as you are now, so once was I,
As I am now, you too must be, Prepare for death, and follow me. In 1970 some of the tombstone thathad been
damaged were repaired. Theverse from
Anne stone was cut out and place at the entrance of the cemetery.
Children are listed
above under (26) Anna "Annie" G. Hall.
35. DAVID JESSE23 HUBBARD (JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN,
JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1848 in Russell Co Va. He married JUDA PERKY August 16,
1870 in Russell Co Va, daughter of F. PERKY and KATIE ?.
Children of DAVID HUBBARD and JUDA PERKY are:
i. ALBERT W24 HUBBARD, b. 1872.
ii. LOUISA HUBBARD, b. 1873.
iii. GEORGE HUBBARD, b. 1874.
iv. ROBERT N. HUBBARD, b. 1875.
36. SARAH23 HUBBARD (JESSE22,
ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1854 in Russell Co Va. She married JOHN MULLINS January
26, 1873 in Wise county Va, son of ELIJAH MULLINS and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN.
Children of SARAH HUBBARD and JOHN MULLINS are:
i. MADONA24 HUBBARD, b. 1873.
ii. MANERVA HUBBARD, b. 1874.
iii. JAMES N. HUBBARD, b. 1878.
37. NOAH23 HUBBARD (JESSE22,
ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1856 in Wise Co Va. He married (1) ISABELLE MULLINS December
26, 1872 in Wise county Va, daughter of D. MULLINS and ESTHER ?. He married
(2) MARY J.COLLINS March 27, 1878 in Wise county Va, daughter of LEWIS COLLINS and TILDY ?.
Child of NOAH HUBBARD and MARY J.COLLINS is:
i. MARY A.24 HUBBARD, b. 1880.
38. SUSANAH23 HUBBARD (JESSE22,
ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1858 in Ohio. She married UNKNOWN September 17, 1873 in Wise
county Va.
Children of SUSANAH HUBBARD and UNKNOWN are:
i. ELIZABETH24 HUBBARD, b. 1876,
Ohio.
ii. WILLIAM J HUBBARD, b. 1878, Ohio.
39. EDMOND23 HUBBARD (ROBERT SHANKLIN22,
ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born February 08, 1845 in Letcher Co Ky, and died
1928 in Wise Co , Va. He married MARY STURGILL July 15,
1866 in Letcher Co Ky, daughter of FRANCIS STURGILL and DELILAH MULLINS. She was born
October 02, 1851 in Letcher Co Ky.
Children of EDMOND HUBBARD and MARY STURGILL are:
i. OLLIE24 HUBBARD, m. ? RUTHERFORD, Va.
ii. SARAH JANE HUBBARD.
iii. DELILAH HUBBARD.
iv. HENRY T. HUBBARD.
v. LOUDEMA HUBBARD.
vi. LEAH HUBBARD.
vii. MONROE HUBBARD.
viii. WILLARD F. HUBBARD.
40. JESSE23 HUBBARD (ROBERT SHANKLIN22,
ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1844 in Letcher Co Ky, and died 1928. He married NANCY BOGGS September
17, 1865 in Wise county Va, daughter of JOHN BOGGS and KESSIAH MILLER.
Notes for JESSE HUBBARD:
Taken POW at
Gladeville VA on 7-7-63 sent to Camp Chase in Ohio, the to Camp Douglas, Ill on
8-24-63
He was tranferred to
Pt Lookout Maryland and exchanged March 2, 1865. Prior to transfer he is listed as
"claims to have been loyal"
was conscripted-was
captured and desires to take oth of allegiance to the US and become a legal citizen.
He served in company A
of the 7th Battalion Confederate Calvalry- also called "Prentice
Batt'n". The archives record of his
service listed him as a private and a corporal.
He was captured in wise county.
Age 16, farm hand, 1860 wise Co census.
Children of JESSE HUBBARD and NANCY BOGGS are:
i. KISIAH24 HUBBARD, b. 1867.
ii. JOHN M HUBBARD, b. 1868.
iii. MARTHA J HUBBARD, b. 1870.
iv. JAMES G HUBBARD, b. 1872.
v. MARY HUBBARD, b. 1874.
vi. JEREMIAH HUBBARD, b. 1876.
vii. HENRY W HUBBARD, b. 1878.
41. JEREMIAH23 HUBBARD (ROBERT SHANKLIN22,
ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1851 in Lee Co Va. He married LUCINDA STURGILL February
12, 1875 in Wise county Va, daughter of FRANCIS STURGIL and DELILA MULLINS.
Children of JEREMIAH HUBBARD and LUCINDA STURGILL are:
i. MARY L24 HUBBARD, b. 1878.
ii. PATRICK W HUBBARD, b. 1880, Wise Co Va.
Generation No. 24
42. MARY ANN24 POLLEY (PALMIRA "AUNT PAL"24 HUBBARD, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born September 05, 1886 in Letcher Co Ky, and
died in Knot co. She married CHARLES KAZEE, son of GEORGE KAZEE.
Children of MARY POLLEY and CHARLES KAZEE are:
i. KENTON25 KAZEE, b. July 02,
1913, Boyd Co Ky.
ii. FRANK KAZEE, b. May 31, 1916, LawrenceCo KY.
iii. PALLMIRA KAZEE, b. July 14, 1920, Boyd Co Ky.
iv. SALLIE KAZEE, b. August 22, 1923, Boyd Co Ky.
v. DANIEL B KAZEE, b. December 12, 1925, Boyd Co Ky; d. January 19,
1926, Boyd Co Ky.
43. FRANK24 HUBBARD (JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born March 19, 1888, and died November 10,
1950. He married MARY DAILY HASH January 04,
1906.
Children of FRANK HUBBARD and MARY HASH are:
i. NANNIE LOU25 HUBBARD, m. UNK MILLER.
ii. ETHEL HUBBARD, b. January 07, 1907, Rockswitch, Wise Co; d. June 18,
1977; m. UNK KILGORE.
iii. EDITH HUBBARD, b. 1908; d. 1990.
iv. HAZEL HUBBARD, b. May 20, 1912; d. February 15, 1994.
v. MATTIE HUBBARD.
vi. BUDDY HUBBARD, b. June 12, 1915; d. July 17, 1928.
44. HENRY MONTERVILLE24 HUBBARD (JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born July 26, 1889, and died January 21, 1943 in
Lincoln Co (Kings MTn) Ky. He married
(1) MARY LEE BRUMETT December 12, 1912, daughter of GEORGE BUMMETT and MARTHA STURGEON. She was born March 26, 1895 in Va, and died
October 23, 1918 in Pulaski Co, KY. He
married (2) DOLLY MAE HICKS 1920, daughter of GENERAL HICKS and MARTHA MCMULLIN. She was born September 21, 1895, and died May
15, 1973 in Stanford, Ky.
Children of HENRY HUBBARD and MARY BRUMETT are:
50. i. WILLIAM FESTUS(BUDDIE)25 HUBBARD, b. June
06, 1915.
51. ii. COLONEL HUBBARD, b. September 12, 1916.
Children of HENRY HUBBARD and DOLLY HICKS are:
52. iii. CHARLES ROBERT "HUB"25 HUBBARD, b. May 25,
1922, Pulaski County; d. May 25, 2008, Lincoln co ky.
53. iv. ANNA MONROE "SIS" HUBBARD, b. February 13, 1925.
54. v. DOLLY LEE "DOODLE" HUBBARD, b. March 21, 1931.
55. vi. DAVID MONTERVILLE
"DEE" HUBBARD, b. February 03, 1938, Lincoln Co; d. January 25,
2000, Lincoln Co.
vii. WILLIAM BUDDY HUBBARD.
viii. ALICE MARION HUBBARD, b. December 22, 1927; m. (1) VICTOR ROGERS; m. (2) VICTOR HAROLD ROGERS, April 02,
1945; b. December 06, 1927.
45. MOLLIE VICTORIA24 HUBBARD (JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born September 30, 1893, and died September 06,
1934. She married (1) WALTER PEAK August 04,
1909. She married (2) JACOB ERNEST PIKE November 10,
1919.
Children of MOLLIE HUBBARD and WALTER PEAK are:
i. ROBERT25 PEAK, b. April 25,
1910; d. 1970.
ii. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE PEAK, b. April 28, 1912; d. 1970.
Children of MOLLIE HUBBARD and JACOB PIKE are:
56. iii. VIRGINA25 PIKE, b. 1920.
iv. GEORGE E PIKE, b. 1922.
v. VILAS RHEA PIKE, b. 1924.
vi. DAVID M PIKE, b. 1928.
vii. JOHN A. PIKE, b. 1928.
viii. JEANNINE PIKE, b. 1933.
46. JOHN ARVIL24 HUBBARD (JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born December 04, 1895, and died January 19,
1976. He married GOLDIE BRYANT May 13,
1917, daughter of LEMONT BRYANT and MARY HINES.
Children of JOHN HUBBARD and GOLDIE BRYANT are:
i. DOROTHY MARIE25 HUBBARD, b. March
10, 1918, Pulaski County Somerset. KY.
ii. LOLA RUTH HUBBARD, b. February 15, 1921, Pulaski County Somerset. KY.
iii. LEOLA HUBBARD, b. November 04, 1922, Wise Co Va.
iv. LOCKIE HUBBARD, b. October 16, 1924, Wise Co Va; m. ALFRED SALYERS.
v. DARRELL HUBBARD, b. September 07, 1926, Wise Co Va; m. VIRGINIA HALL.
vi. DONALD BOYD HUBBARD, b. January 02, 1939, Lincoln Co.
47. MYRTLE24 HUBBARD (JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born February 14, 1903. She married EVERETT YORK May 01,
1923.
Child of MYRTLE HUBBARD and EVERETT YORK is:
i. FREDDIE MONROE25 YORK, b. February
10, 1925.
48. LOCKIE ALICE24 HUBBARD (JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born April 18, 1905. She married WALTE HANNA October 13,
1928.
Child of LOCKIE HUBBARD and WALTE HANNA is:
i. WALTER RICHARD25 HANNA.
49. SARAH ETHEL24 MILES (LOUELLA24 HUBBARD, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born March 1900, and died August 25, 1936 in
Blaine Ky (Lawrence Co Ky). She married
MILTON
COLLIER,
son of WILLIS COLLIER and ELIZEBEH VANOVER.
Children of SARAH MILES and MILTON COLLIER are:
i. LILLIAN ARLENA25 COLLIER, b. 1927.
ii. CHARLES EVERETT COLLIER, b. 1929.
iii. VERA MAE COLLIER, b. 1926, Blaine Ky (Lawrence Co Ky).
iv. HAROLD WADE FRALEY, b. July 31, 1921; d. February 15, 1978; m. GENEVA ELKINS.
Notes for HAROLD WADE FRALEY:
Harold father was Clyde
Fraley. Clyde was not married to
Sarah. But he helped support Harold with
money.
Generation No. 25
50. WILLIAM FESTUS(BUDDIE)25 HUBBARD (HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born June 06, 1915. He married BELLE FARMER.
Children of WILLIAM HUBBARD and BELLE FARMER are:
i. JACKIE26 HUBBARD.
ii. NORA HUBBARD.
iii. EARNIE HUBBARD.
iv. LEE ANN HUBBARD.
v. LOUISE HUBBARD.
51. COLONEL25 HUBBARD (HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born September 12, 1916. He married (1) MARY EVA CARIER. He married (2) MARY EVA CARRIER. He married (3) MARY EVA CARRIER, daughter
of MILTON CARRIER and HANNAH HUTCHISON. She was born
June 10, 1921 in Lincoln County KY.
Child of COLONEL HUBBARD and MARY CARIER is:
i. HENRY26 HUBBARD.
Child of COLONEL HUBBARD and MARY CARRIER is:
ii. HENRY26 HUBBARD.
Child of COLONEL HUBBARD and MARY CARRIER is:
iii. HENRY MILTON26 HUBBARD.
52. CHARLES ROBERT "HUB"25 HUBBARD (HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born May 25, 1922 in Pulaski County, and died May
25, 2008 in Lincoln co ky. He married LOLA JANE JENKINS 1942 in
Kings Mtn, daughter of JAMES JENKINS and LAURA FLOYD. She was born
July 29, 1924 in Lincoln County.
Children of CHARLES HUBBARD and LOLA JENKINS are:
57. i. WILLIAM ROBERT26 HUBBARD, b. July
28, 1943, Lincoln Co (Kings MTn) Ky.
58. ii. DEANNA HUBBARD, b. January 22, 1945.
iii. CHARLES DUANE HUBBARD, b. January 19, 1947, Kings Mtn ky; d. June 22, 1947,
Kings Mtn ky.
Notes for CHARLES DUANE HUBBARD:
Born at the Davenport
farm at Kings Mtn on the Duncan Road, delivered by
Dr. Williams and
another Dr. Born with cord around his
neck. Duane died by fallen between the
bed and wal and choke
to death.
59. iv. LANNY ROY HUBBARD, b. March 18, 1949, Kings Mtn Ky.
60. v. RITA MAE HUBBARD, b. January 07, 1951, Hall Gap.
53. ANNA MONROE "SIS"25 HUBBARD (HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born February 13, 1925. She married LEWIS ESTES.
Children of ANNA HUBBARD and LEWIS ESTES are:
i. MONNIE26 ESTES.
61. ii. RONNIE ESTES.
iii. LOU ANN ESTES, m. MARLON CLARKSON.
54. DOLLY LEE "DOODLE"25 HUBBARD (HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born March 21, 1931. She married MANUEL PULLIAM.
Children of DOLLY HUBBARD and MANUEL PULLIAM are:
i. MANUEL LEE26 PULLIAM.
ii. LARRY PULLIAM.
iii. VICTOR LYNN PULLIAM.
iv. GARY PULLIAM.
v. MELISSA PULLIAM.
55. DAVID MONTERVILLE "DEE"25 HUBBARD (HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born February 03, 1938 in Lincoln Co, and died
January 25, 2000 in Lincoln Co. He
married LUCY HOWARD.
Children of DAVID HUBBARD and LUCY HOWARD are:
i. SHELLY26 HUBBARD, m. BOYD HARRIS.
ii. ELIZABETH HUBBARD.
56. VIRGINA25 PIKE (MOLLIE VICTORIA25 HUBBARD, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born 1920.
She married ESTILL JENKINS December 12, 1936, son of JAMES JENKINS and LAURA FLOYD. He was born May 28, 1915, and died April 19,
1999 in Kings Mtn buried in Pleasant Point Cem.
Child of VIRGINA PIKE and ESTILL JENKINS is:
i. BABY26 JENKINS, b. June
22, 1937; d. June 22, 1937, Lincoln Co.
Generation No. 26
57. WILLIAM ROBERT26 HUBBARD (CHARLES ROBERT
"HUB"26, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born July 28, 1943 in Lincoln Co (Kings MTn)
Ky. He married FEONA JANE CARIEL July 03,
1965 in Elgin Ill. She was born in Elgin
Ill.
Children of WILLIAM HUBBARD and FEONA CARIEL are:
62. i. BRIAN ROBERT27 HUBBARD, b. October
03, 1966.
63. ii. CRAIG ROY HUBBARD, b. February 17, 1971.
58. DEANNA26 HUBBARD (CHARLES ROBERT
"HUB"26, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born January 22, 1945. She married (1) VERNON LEROY YOUNG in Tenn, son
of VERNON YOUNG and GLADYS YOUNG. He was born
October 23, 1939, and died October 02, 1993 in Stanford KY. She married (2) JAMES FLOYD April 26,
1984 in Tenn. He was born August 16,
1940.
Children of DEANNA HUBBARD and VERNON YOUNG are:
64. i. MARTIN LEROY27 YOUNG.
ii. MARLA JOY YOUNG, b. May 17, 1973; m. FOSTER COOK, May 15, 1999,
Pleasant Point Kings Mtn; b. December
15, 1969.
iii. MELINDA ANN YOUNG, b. May 17, 1973; m. TIMMY JONES, August 03,
1996, Pleasant Point Kings Mtn.
iv. MEGAN YOUNG, b. July 10, 1978; m. CAMERON SAYLOR, October 23,
1999.
59. LANNY ROY26 HUBBARD (CHARLES ROBERT
"HUB"26, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born March 18, 1949 in Kings Mtn Ky. He married SANDRA JEAN CARRIER April 05,
1969 in Highland, Ky Mt Moriah, daughter of EUGENE CARRIER and LOIS DAUGHERTY. She was born August 09, 1951 in Danville, Ky.
Children of LANNY HUBBARD and SANDRA CARRIER are:
i. DUANE ROBERT "ROBBIE"27 HUBBARD, b.
September 10, 1970, Danville Ky.
ii. MICHAEL RYAN HUBBARD, b. March 27, 1974, Danville Ky.
60. RITA MAE26 HUBBARD (CHARLES ROBERT
"HUB"26, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born January 07, 1951 in Hall Gap. She married JOHN HAZLETT in Kings
Mtn Pleasant Point Baptist, son of BOB HAZLETT and EDNA HAZLETT.
Children of RITA HUBBARD and JOHN HAZLETT are:
65. i. TRAY RENEE27 HAZLETT, b. South
Coralina.
66. ii. RHONDA MICHELLE HAZLETT.
iii. KAREN HAZLETT.
iv. DAVID HAZLETT.
61. RONNIE26 ESTES (ANNA MONROE
"SIS"26 HUBBARD, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) He married KATHY YOUNG, daughter of
VERNON
YOUNG
and GLADYS YOUNG.
Child of RONNIE ESTES and KATHY YOUNG is:
i. JAKE27 ESTES.
Generation No. 27
62. BRIAN ROBERT27 HUBBARD (WILLIAM ROBERT27, CHARLES ROBERT "HUB"26, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born October 03, 1966. He married KIM.
Child of BRIAN HUBBARD and KIM is:
i. HALLEY28 HUBBARD.
63. CRAIG ROY27 HUBBARD (WILLIAM ROBERT27, CHARLES ROBERT "HUB"26, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born February 17, 1971. He married (1) JENNIFER SIMPSON. He married (2) TRACY DOSS.
Child of CRAIG HUBBARD and JENNIFER SIMPSON is:
i. TYLER RYAN28 HUBBARD.
Child of CRAIG HUBBARD and TRACY DOSS is:
ii. BRALEY28 HUBBARD.
64. MARTIN LEROY27 YOUNG (DEANNA27 HUBBARD, CHARLES ROBERT "HUB"26, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) He married SISSY.
Children of MARTIN YOUNG and SISSY are:
i. GENTRY28 YOUNG.
ii. CHASTEN YOUNG.
65. TRAY RENEE27 HAZLETT (RITA MAE27 HUBBARD, CHARLES ROBERT "HUB"26, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) was born in South Coralina. She married DENNIS WEISKIRCHER in
Germany.
Children of TRAY HAZLETT and DENNIS WEISKIRCHER are:
i. REAGEN28 WEISKIRCHER.
ii. LEYNA WEISKIRCHER.
66. RHONDA MICHELLE27 HAZLETT (RITA MAE27 HUBBARD, CHARLES ROBERT "HUB"26, HENRY MONTERVILLE25, JOHN PRESTON BURDINE24, EDD "EADMOND""EDWARD"23, JESSE22, ALSEY21 HALL, ISHAM20, THOMAS19, JOHN18, HENRY17, JOHN ELISHA16, ELIZABETH15 BRUNE, ELIZABETH14 MARTYN, MARGARET13 WADHAM, JOAN12 TREGARTHEN, JANE11 TRETHURFFE,
ELIZABETH10 COURTENAY,
SIR HUGH9, MAUD8 DE BEAUMONT, ELEANOR7 PLANTAGENET,
HENRY6, BLANCHE OF5 ARTOIS, ROBERT I OF4, LOUIS VIII OF3 FRANCE, PHILIP II2 AUGUSTUS, LOUIS1 VII) She married JACK GALLAWAY.
Child of RHONDA HAZLETT and JACK GALLAWAY is:
i. FAITH JACKSON28 GALLAWAY.