Descendants of William Twiford from GHOTE Don Bellessa Generation No. 1 1. WILLLIAM1 TWIFORD was born Abt. 1636 (Source: Virginia, Northampton County - Court Records, vol v p. 89, A deposition of receipt of goods on 18 Feb. 1673/4 William Twiford age 37 or thereabouts..), and died Abt. May 28, 1709 in Northampton County, Virginia (Source: Virginia, Northampton County - Court Records, Vol xix p 50, Will dated 9 apr 1708 Prob. 26 May 1709; land in Somerset Co., MD, names wife and children.). He married JANE (Source: Virginia, Northampton County - Court Records, 2 Mar 1682Vol xiv p 67, A discharge from service after he (Wm Twiford) served his time bound to Wm. Bradford.-"-to said Twiford & Jane, his wife--.") Bef. 1682 in Northampton County, Virginia. She was born in Northampton County, Virginia, and died in Northampton County, Virginia. Notes for WILLLIAM TWIFORD: Twiford (Twyford) families can be found in England from the 1300's up to the present time. After the 1500's, they became more numerous. It has not been determined from which area William Twyford came. He was a hat maker by trade. The Twifords probably emigrated from England to Virginia in the early to middle 1600's. They settled in the eastern most part of Virginia, Accawack County, which is a strip of land bordered by Maryland on the north, the Chesapeake Bay on the west and the Atlantic Ocean on the east. Accowmak County was formed in 1634. In 1642/3 it became Northampton County. In 1663, the upper half of Northampton County became Accomack County. Searching for ancestors during this period is difficult because Accomack and Northampton Counties did not keep birth and death records until 1853. Northampton has marriage records from 1706; land, probate and court records from 1632. Accomack County has records from 1774; land, probate and court records from 1663. Personally, we found the records to be well preserved and we appreciate the hard work of the many people who have the forsight to keep them so. William Twiford (Twyford) is first found in the county court records, volumes 7 and 8 page 19 in Northampton County in 1655. The contents are unreadable. William Twyford is found in court records of Deeds and Wills, page 67 in 1682/3 in Northampton County. His wife Jane was mentioned. The record has to do with land. ACCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES AND RIGHTS 1633-1709 AND TITHABLES, 1633-1695, Stratton Nottingham). William Twyford is listed in Accomack County Tithables (tax) every year from 1684 to 1695. It is interesting to note that William Burton is listed in the same pricincts on the same pages as William Twyford, indicating that they probably lived in the same area. ABSTRACTS FROM ACCOMACK CO., VIRGINIA COURT RECORDS William Twiford -A deposition given by William lists him as "age 37 or thereabouts" - 18 Feb. 1673/4 v. v p. 50 ABSTRACTS OF WILLS OF NORTHAMPTON CO., VIRGINIA William Twiford, Felt maker - Will dated 9 Apr. 1708 - Recorded 30 April1708 - Probated 28 May 1709. v xix - p. 50. He leaves his estate to his sons James, Bartholomew, William and John. To his daughters Jane and Mary, each, one ewe lamb Bartholomew receives the hattery and all things belonging to Willliam's "Shope". The hand mill goes to James and Bartholomew. The rest of the estate goes to his wife Jane, after her death to sons William and John. Bartholomew is to sell 150 acres of land to settle debts. Notes for JANE: Jane was born on date unknown. She died in Northampton County, Virginia. More About WILLLIAM
TWIFORD and JANE: Children of WILLLIAM TWIFORD and JANE are:
Generation No. 2 2. BARTHOLOMEW2 TWIFORD (WILLLIAM1) was born in Northampton County, Virginia, and died 1759 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Abstracts of wills of Accomack Co., Virginia.). He married (1) UNKNOWN. He married (2) SARAH WATKINSON in Accomack County, Virginia, daughter of CORNELIUS WATKINSON and SUSANNA. She died Abt. 1775 in Accomack County, Virginia. Notes for BARTHOLOMEW
TWIFORD: Bartholomew Twiford - will dated 4 Jan. 1759 - Prob. 27 Feb. 1759 - v. xxvi-w-p. 125 To my wife Sarah house & plantation during her widowhood & and at her marriage or death to be sold and the money divided between my 3 sons Daniel, John & Bartholomew Twiford. Bal. of estate to wife for life, (words unclear) Sarah & Rachel Lingo. Sons James, William * Levin Twiford. Wife & Thomas Custis Exrs. Witt: Elisha Custis, Southe Savage, Bridget Chance. In order of probate: Bartholomew Twiford heir at law. DEEDS OF ACCOMACK COUNTY Deed Book No. 1 1715 - 1729, pt 1 p. 522 Edward Kellam, of Accomack County, to Bartholomew Twiford of same place 20 acres of land along Matchateague Creek. Deed Book - 1729 -1737, pt 2 p. 130 Deed dated 12/5/__ Acknowledged in court 12/7/1737 Fisher Bradford of Accomack County to Bartholomew of same place 85 acres of land in Accomack County, which was given to Fisher Bradford in a deed of gift from his father Mileain Bradford upon the head of Machapeuge Creek. Notes for SARAH WATKINSON: Sarah Rodgers - 14 Jan. 1774 - July 1776 - To son James Twiford. To dau. Margaret Wise. To grandau. Sarah Wise. To grandau. Sarah Twiford. To grandson Henderson Rodgers 18s., the same to be put in a pair of shoe buckles for him. To grandson Robert Rodgers. To daus. in law Anne Twiford, Dorothy Rodgers & Elizabeth Rodgers. Sons John and Robert Rodgers and dau Margaret Wise Resid. legatees. Sons John & Robert Exrs. Witt: John Warton & Elizabeth Wharton - p. 435. In order of prob: John Wharton , one of the witnesses, since deceased. More About BARTHOLOMEW
TWIFORD and SARAH
WATKINSON: Children of BARTHOLOMEW TWIFORD and UNKNOWN are:
Children of BARTHOLOMEW TWIFORD and SARAH WATKINSON are:
3. JAMES2 TWIFORD (WILLLIAM1) (Source: Virginia's Eastern Shore: A History of Northampton and Accomack Counties; Ralph T. Whitelaw) was born in Northampton County, Virginia, and died Abt. July 11, 1721 in Northampton County, Virginia (Source: Virginia, Northampton County - Court Records, Vol xxiii-B p. 127, Will 20 June 1718 Prob. 11 July 1721. Names wife Joan, Sons and daughters.). He married JOAN. Notes for JAMES TWIFORD: James's will was written 20 June 1718 and probated 11 July, 1721 in Northampton County ( v xxiii p. 127. Listed were wife, Joan, sons John & Hillary and dau. Elizabeth. James was on the list of tithables dated June 10, 1720. James and John remained in Northampton County after settling their father's estate. Children of JAMES TWIFORD and JOAN are:
4. WILLIAM2 TWIFORD (WILLLIAM1) was born in Northampton County, Virginia, and died in Accomack County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH WATKINSON, daughter of PETER WATKINSON and DOROTHY GRAY. She was born Abt. 1684 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Miles Files.), and died in Accomack County, Virginia. Notes for WILLIAM TWIFORD: LAND RECORD OF DORCHESTER CO., MARYLAND, VOLUME F 1763 -1767 BY JAMES A. McALLISTER, JR lists the following transactions: 9 Old 5/Aug 8 1732 Wiliam Twyford and Elizabeth his wife of Dor Co, Hatter to Henry Leake Junr. of the same co; part of a tract called "Andrews Desire" on a marsh at the head of Charles Creek of Hungar River, containing 124 a. more or less, excepting two small pieces belonging to the heirs of Richard Dean decd. Wit: John Pitt, Charles Lownes. Ackn: Aug 8 1732 before Henry Ennalls and Thomas Woolford, Justices. 9 Old 11/Oct 1732/Richard Lewis and Susannah his wife of Charles co, Planter, to William Twyford of Dor Co: 1/2 of "Barel Green" on the west side of Davis Creek in Taylors Island, containing 200 a. more or less. Wit: Walter Campbell, Tobias Pollard. Ackn: Oct 31 1732 before Tobias Pollard and Walter Campbell, Justices. Notes for ELIZABETH WATKINSON: Elizabeth is named in her half-brother's, William Littlehouse, will of January 8, 1719/20. Her son, William is also named. William and Bartholomew moved to Accomack County after settling their father's estate. William moved to Accomack County between 1688 and 1718. He is named in Jarrett Hitchens' will of November 30, 1708 as a witness. Child of WILLIAM TWIFORD and ELIZABETH WATKINSON is:
Generation No. 3 5. DANIEL3 TWIFORD (BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born May 17, 1744 (Source: Wills and Administrations of Accomack County, Virginia, 319.), and died October 26, 1779 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Wills and Administrations of Accomack County, Virginia, 319.). He married TAMER (Source: Abstracts of Court Records of Accomack Co., Virginia, D. B. iii p. 226 29 Mar 1763.) in Accomack County, Virginia. She died Bef. 1775 in Accomack County, Virginia. Notes for DANIEL TWIFORD: ACCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEED BOOK Deed Book 1737 - 1746, p. 417 Lease dated 1/29/1743-4 - Charles Bayley of County of Accomack, Planter, to Daniel Twiford of the same place, Lease of 100 acres of land in County of Accomack for 21 years. C__s 4 barrels of corn and 80 pounds of tobacco. (No description of the land). Daniel died a few months after his stepmother. His will was probated v. xxxv-w p. 451. October 1777 in Accomack County, Virginia. It was written May 17, 1774. His estate was to be sold "as will" to pay his debts and the balance to be divided between four children. William Seymour and son Robert were the Executors of the Estate. Sons Robert, George & Bartholomew & dau. Margaret Window resid. legatees. WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS OF ACCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1663-1800 Twiford, Daniel - 17 May 1744 - 26 Oct. 1779 - To son Bartholomew Twiford (etc) page 319 More About DANIEL TWIFORD and TAMER: Marriage: Accomack County, Virginia Children of DANIEL TWIFORD and TAMER are:
6. JAMES3 TWIFORD (BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) died Aft. 1785 in Accomack County, Virginia. He married (1) NANNY DIX (Source: Abstracts of Court Records of Accomack Co., Virginia, Vol xxvii - w-p. 241, Will of Sabra Dix 5 Jan 1764.) Aft. 1762 in Accomack County, Virginia, daughter of SABRA. She died Aft. 1774 in Accomack County, Virginia. He married (2) AMEY BURTON Aft. 1774 in Accomack County, Virginia. Notes for JAMES TWIFORD: DEED BOOKS OF ACCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA Deed Book 1746 - 1757, p. 525, deed dated 2/24/ 1754 Thomas Repres of Northampton County, to James Twiford of the same place, Carpenter, a tract of land in Accomack County containing 149 acres. (description given). Deed Book 1746 -1757 p. 522, deed dated __1754 James Twiford, planter of Accomack County to Mr. James of same place a parcel of land in Accomack County containing 39 1/2 acres (description given. Abstracts of Wills and Administrations of Accomack Co., Virginia 1704-1787, pp. 227 & 276: (v. xxxvi-w -p. 210 court record) James died between October 12, 1785 and February 1, 1786. His will written October 12, 1785 and was probated February 1, 1786 in Accomack County, Virginia. There were four children but names of three were not given in the will. John was under age when the will was written. Twiford, James - 12 Oct 1785 - 1 Feb. 1786 - To wife Amey Twiford 1/2 my planta. for the term of 2 years. To son John Twiford (under age) my planta. including 6 A. purchase of Smith Kellam. To dau. Nancy Twiford. To dau. Mary Dix. Children, except John, resid. legatees. Friend Thomas Burton to be guardian of my 3 youngest children & friend Edmund Custis to be guardian of my son John Twiford. Friends John Bull & Edmund Custis Exrs. Witt: Smith Kellam. Codicil: 3 Dec. 1785 - To son John an equal share with the rest of my children of my personal est. Witt: Robert Rodgers, Reubin Wise, Edmund Custis- p. 210 WILLS 1761-67 P241 JAMES TWIFORD IS Named as son-in-law of Sabra Dix and also names daughter Nanny Twiford. More About JAMES TWIFORD
and NANNY DIX: More About JAMES TWIFORD
and AMEY BURTON: Child of JAMES TWIFORD and AMEY BURTON is:
7. JOHN3 TWIFORD (JAMES2, WILLLIAM1) was born Bef. 1721 in Accomack County, Virginia. He married SARAH. Notes for JOHN TWIFORD: It is possible that this John Twiford is the Dr. John O. Twiford listed in the 1800 Census of Accomack County: Dr. John O.. Twiford (age from 26 to 45) 1 male child under 10; 2 males 26 to 45, including John; 3 slaves; (no females were listed). However he would be about 79 years old and not likely to have a child under 10. Since this is not in my direct line I shall let someone else sort this out. (See John Outten Twiford # 11.) Child of JOHN TWIFORD and SARAH is:
Generation No. 4 8. ROBERT4 TWIFORD (DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born Abt. 1750 in Accomack County, Virginia, and died December 1812 in Accomack County, Virginia. He married (1) TABITHA OUTTEN (Source: (1) Outten Family History., (2) Mihalyka, Jean M., and Wilson, Faye Downing, compilers, Graven Stones: Inscriptions from Lower Accomack County, Virginia, including Liberty and Parksley Cemeteries, (3rd ed. Bowie, Maryland; Heritage Books, 1992), 276, Twyford, Tabitha (w/o Robt) 30 Jan. 1751 - 12 July 1801.) Abt. 1763 in Accomack County, Virginia, daughter of PURNELL OUTTEN and MARY HOUSTON. She was born January 30, 1750/51 in Coventry Parish, Sommerset County, Maryland (Source: Cemetery Headstone.), and died July 12, 1801 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Cemetery Headstone.). He married (2) COMFORT COPES March 14, 1805 in Accomack County, Virginia, daughter of SOUTHY COPES. She died Aft. 1816. Notes for ROBERT TWIFORD: Robert Twiford was listed in the Accomack County, Virginia Tax Records of 1787 with Polls (persons or head) and 3 slaves. Robert was approximately 62 years of age when he died. His will was probated April 20, 1813 in Accomack County, Virginia. The date is when the inventory and appraisement of the estate was taken. The sales and audit were settled and approved by the court on May 30,1816. The balance due on the estate was $2521.54. His will was written December 26, 1812 in Drummond, now Accomack, the county seat of Accomack County. Only the younger group of children, starting with John O., were in the will. He willed the houses, lots and a tanning establishment in the city to son Wiley Jones Twiford. The tannery and everything pertaining to it was willed to Wiley J. and son-in-law, John A. Bundick, Elizabeth Twiford's husband. It appears Wiley J. sold the hat making business to his brother-in-law, James Eichelberger, before June, 1815. The plantation, located in St. George's Parish, Accomack County, purchased of John Young, was eventually to be owned by Wiley J. and his brother-in-law John A. Bundick. As executors of the estate, they were to pay all debts, pay the dower to Comfort Copes West, Robert's second wife, and divide the remainder of the estate as indicated in the will to Henrietta, John O., Elizabeth, Purnell O. and Mary (Polly) Rodgers. VIRGINIA'S EASTERN SHORE WHITELAW A91 p. 1018 1804 --Potter sold two acres to Robert Twiford-- Twiford Part 1813 Twiford (wife Comfort) left to his son Wiley Jones-- A37 p. 724 Margaret Bayly Part 1796 Mrs. Ewell sold 90 acres to Robert Twiford, which he and his wife Tabitha resold the next year-- Notes for TABITHA OUTTEN: Tabitha was 50 years old when she died. She was buried in the Twiford Cemetery that was in Drummond, now Accomack, the county seat. The area is now occupied by a county building and the gravestones are gone. Records of the occupants of the cemetery were made in 1940. It was previously thought that Tabitha might have been the daughter of Zorbabel Rodgers and Mary Revel but information coming from Karen Stephens, who had done a lot of research on Outten families, revealed the proof listed below. Abstracted from Somerset, Maryland Wills, by Leslie Dryden is the following: Purnell Outten, Smt Co, MD will written Sept 8, 1795 and probated Dec 8, 1795, to wife Mary, all lands for life, at death to son Purnell, son Joseph, daughter Sarah Kellam, wife of John Kellam, grandson John Purnell Outten, ten pounds, rest of estate equally to Joseph Outten Polly Burnet, Tabitha Twiford, Betty Smith, Lovey Lankford & Delitta Taylor, wife Mary, extrx. Wit John Conner, Wm Conner, Wm Moore.
Further abstracts reveal the distribution of the estate was to Robert Twiford in right of his wife as follows: May 1803 Jessee Outten , administrator (w i a) Purnell Outten, Smt Co. Md. Will, accountant in right of wife, Robert Twiford in rt of wife, Soloman Smith in rt of wife, Joseph Barrett in rt of wife, Jessee Taylor in rt of wife, Representative of Joseph Outten. (Som. Accts EB 24-225). More About TABITHA OUTTEN: More About ROBERT TWIFORD
and TABITHA OUTTEN: More About ROBERT TWIFORD
and COMFORT COPES: Children of ROBERT TWIFORD and TABITHA OUTTEN are:
Generation No. 5 9. REVELL5 TWIFORD (ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born Abt. 1764 in Accomack County, Virginia, and died Aft. February 27, 1821 in Accomack County, Virginia. He married (1) RACHEL WEST 1783 in Accomack County, Virginia. She was born 1764. He married (2) MARY LAYFIELD March 11, 1816 (Source: Abstracts of wills of Accomack Co., Virginia, 552.). More About REVELL TWIFORD and RACHEL WEST: Marriage: 1783, Accomack County, Virginia
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and MARY LAYFIELD: Children of REVELL TWIFORD and RACHEL WEST are:
10. JAMES5 TWIFORD (ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born Abt. 1766 in Accomack County, Virginia, and died February 27, 1815 in Accomack County, Virginia. He married (1) MARGARET ADDISON Abt. 1798 in Accomack County, Virginia. She was born Unknown in Accomack County, Virginia, and died Bef. January 1807 in Accomack County, Virginia. He married (2) MARGARET HANCOCK January 26, 1807 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Marriage Records of Accomack County, Virginia 1776-1854, 299, Twiford, James m. Peggy (Margaret) Handcock of Elijah 26 Jan. 1807.). Notes for JAMES TWIFORD: Little is known about James. He was listed on his brother Zorobabel's marriage bond of April 5, 1786. There was a James Twiford listed in Accomack, Virginia Tax Records in 1787. It is likely that it is this James,since the others that we have record of had died before this time. He was listed as security on his uncle Bartholomew's death "Orders" in 1790. He and his second wife sold fifteen acres of land in Accomack County on August 13, 1814 to Francis Savage. James died either late in 1814 or early 1815. According to his only child, Margaret Ann born 1806, she was eight when her father died. There is a James Twiford listed in the 1819-1821 Accomack County Probate Records pp 365, 366. James Twiford Inventory and Sales; Sales and Audit, December 20, 1820. Appraisement and Sales of James Twiford, Dec. Sales to Revell Twiford, Thomas Bagley, etc. At a court appearance dated February 27, 1821 balance due estate $8.94. (I have not had access to this orig. will) Abstracted from STATUTES AT LARGE BEING A COLLECTION OF ALL THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA from the first session of the Legislature, by William Waller Hening, Volume XII, Chapter XCII: (Passed 20 November, 1787) An Act to authorise the court of Accomack county, to levy a sum of money for the use of Charles Bagwell and the executors of Alexander Stockly. Bagwell and Stockley were church wardens of the parish of Accomack. They, by virtue of an order from the vestry, contracted with JAMES TWIFORD to build a church in said parish. The vestry afterwards refused to to permit the church to be built and refused to pay Twiford for materials which he had provided. Twiford sued for his money and Bagwell and Stockley paid him. In the second section of the Act the parish members were assessed an amount to be paid to Bagwell and Stockley for reimbursement. Abstracted from STATUTES AT LARGE BEING A COLLECTION OF ALL THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA from the first session of the Legislature, by William Waller Hening Volume XIII: (Passed 21 December, 1790):The petition of Joseph Wiley of North Carolina, James Rosekrans of New York, and ROBERT TWIFORD OF ACCOMACK, may have the exclusive privilege of running a stage waggon from Northampton courthouse to the line of Maryland near Swansey-gut bridge, and also the privilege of transporting passengers across Chesapeake Bay: (The Chapter LXII contains nine (9) sections dealing with the rights, rates, penalties, bonds and privileges of running packet boat in addition, and other rules and regulations of running a stage. Notes for MARGARET ADDISON: No documentation has been found to prove this person to be the wife of James Twiford. The information was taken from other family charts. The most likely connection we have found is that John Addison and Sarah "Unknown" had a daughter Margaret. We have found no documentation of James and Margaret Twiford's daughter being "our" Margaret Ann Addison Burton Twiford, either. There is reason to believe that Margaret may hve been married to a man named Addison then married James Twiford. If that were the case she may have been Margaret Bull. More About JAMES TWIFORD and MARGARET ADDISON: Marriage: Abt. 1798, Accomack County, Virginia More About JAMES TWIFORD and MARGARET HANCOCK: Marriage: January 26, 1807, Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Marriage Records of Accomack County, Virginia 1776-1854, 299, Twiford, James m. Peggy (Margaret) Handcock of Elijah 26 Jan. 1807.) Child of JAMES TWIFORD and MARGARET ADDISON is:
11. GEORGE5 TWIFORD (ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born Abt. 1774 in Accomack County, Virginia. He married ESTHER ADDISON in Accomack County, Virginia, daughter of JONATHAN ADDISON and COMFORT.
Notes for GEORGE TWIFORD: George is listed in the 1787 Tax Records of Accomack County, Virginia as head of a household. George is listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census in Accomack County. More About GEORGE TWIFORD
and ESTHER ADDISON: Child of GEORGE TWIFORD and ESTHER ADDISON is:
12. POLLY5 TWIFORD (ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born March 24, 1778 in HacksNeck Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Family Bible (Rogers) - Mrs H. Battaile and Katherine Read Kellam.), and died 1817. She married (1) JOHN JR. PARKER January 02, 1790 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Virginia Marriages Early - 1850.). She married (2) BENJAMIN SCHOOLFIELD November 19, 1795. She married (3) JOHN ROGERS April 07, 1803 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Marriage Records of Accomack County, Virginia 1776-1854, 239.), son of PETER ROGERS and MARGARET ADDISON. He died 1820 (Source: Family Bible (Rogers) - Mrs H. Battaile and Katherine Read Kellam.).
More About JOHN PARKER and POLLY TWIFORD: Marriage: January 02, 1790, Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Virginia Marriages Early - 1850.)
More About BENJAMIN SCHOOLFIELD and POLLY TWIFORD: Marriage: November 19, 1795 More About JOHN ROGERS
and POLLY TWIFORD: Children of POLLY TWIFORD and BENJAMIN SCHOOLFIELD are:
Children of POLLY TWIFORD and JOHN ROGERS are:
13. ELIZABETH5 TWIFORD (ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born Abt. 1782 in Accomack County, Virginia. She married JOHN A. BUNDICK May 24, 1806 in Accomack County, Virginia. died (Source: Whitlaw, Ralph T., Virginia's Eastern Shore, 1018, 1815--to John A. Bundick, and the next year his widow, Elizabeth sold--.). More About JOHN BUNDICK
and ELIZABETH TWIFORD: Child of ELIZABETH TWIFORD and JOHN BUNDICK is:
14. PURNELL OBEDIAH5 TWIFORD (ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born Abt. 1787 in Accomack County, Virginia, and died January 05, 1852 in Accomack County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH HANNIFORD April 17, 1805 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Turman, Nora Miller, Accomack County, Virginia Marriages.). Notes for PURNELL OBEDIAH TWIFORD: Purnell died at approximately 64 years of age. He is buried in the Joynes Cemetery in Accomack County. More About PURNELL TWIFORD
and ELIZABETH HANNIFORD: Child of PURNELL TWIFORD and ELIZABETH HANNIFORD is:
Generation No. 6 15. OBED P.6 TWIFORD (REVELL5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born Abt. 1787, and died January 11, 1872 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Accomack Death Register, per email message to GHOTES on July 10 1999 from Phyllis Elmore-reply by Gail Walczyk.). He married (1) BETSY B. HORNSBY October 22, 1833 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Abstracts of Court Records of Accomack Co., Virginia. Turman, Nora Miller.). He married (2) CHARLOTTE ANN AILWORTH March 26, 1838 in Accomack County, Virginia (Source: Turman, Nora Miller, Accomack County, Virginia Marriages, Joseph N. Bagwell and Stephen Hopkins sec.). He married (3) MARY S. EDMUNDS (Source: Mihalyka, Jean M., and Wilson, Faye Downing, compilers, Graven Stones: Inscriptions from Lower Accomack County, Virginia, including Liberty and Parksley Cemeteries, (3rd ed. Bowie, Maryland; Heritage Books, 1992), 276.) September 25, 1849 in Accomack County, Virginia, daughter of THOMAS EDMUNDS and ANN B.. She was born January 18, 1832, and died February 12, 1855. He married (4) MARGARET JOYNES Bet. February 12, 1855 - October 15, 1856 in Accomack County, Virginia. Notes for OBED P. TWIFORD: Obed P. Twiford - not to be confused with his uncle, Purnell O. (or Obediah) Twiford, s/o Robert and Tabitha Outten Twiford - had the following slaves, for which I cannot give proper source, except to say I lifted them from an email message to GHOTES written by Gail Walczyk (PETERSROW) on 9 July 1999: Mariah, f/slave, of Obed Twiford, in Mar 1854 in ACC, croup, 6 mo. c/o Harriet, born in ACC, unmarried, Twiford, Obed P., Owner, g/info. Catherine, f/slave, of Obed Twiford, 20 Feb 1855, in First Dist., worms, 4 yrs, c/o Lucy born in ACC, Twiford, Obed P., Owner, g/info. Custis Sr., m/slave of Obed P. Twiford, 12 Jul 1855, in First Dist., pneumonia, 44 yrs, c/o born in ACC, Twiford, Obed P., Owner, g/info. Custis, Jr., m/slave, of Obed P. Twiford, 10 Sep 1855, in First Dist., croup, 7 mo., born in ACC, Twiford, Obed P., Owner, g/info. Emory, m/slave, of Obed P. Twiford, 25 Feb 1855, in First Dist., consumption, 18 yrs, c/o Harriet, born in ACC, Twiford, Obed P., Owner, g/info. Lucy, f/slave, of Obed P. Twiford, 16 Feb 1855 in First Dist., childbirth, 25 yrs, c/o Harriet, born in ACC, Twiford, Obed P., Owner, g/info. Levi, m/slave, of Obed P., Twiford, 15 Feb 1855 in First Dist., 87 yrs, born ACC, Twiford, Obed P., Owner, g/info. Lucy, f/slave, of Obed Twiford, 15 Feb 1855 in First Dist., 2 yrs. c/o Lucy, born in ACC, Twiford, Obed P., Owner, g/info. - - - Quote Gail - "Also in recently published 1870 Accomack County Census it lists: LM511 436 Twiford, Obed P., 63 W/m, farming, $2,600.00 $1,500.00" Twiford, Marg't 35 keeps house Twiford, Mary B. 17 W/f Twiford, Wm. L. H. 13 W/m Twiford, Rob't 8 W/m Twiford, Bettie B. 3 W/f Joynes, Susan 45 W/f Downing, Harriet 25 B/f domestic servant Mason, Jim 30 B/m farm laborer Burk, Wm 19 W/m More conflicting sources- - - In another Accomack publication by Gail, Tammy BeloteElvina quotes - - -"Obed P. and Marg. S. had a son Robert P. A. who died 22 Dec 1877from Typhoid Fever, he was born in Accomack County and had a brother Wm. L. H. Also thid publication showed O.P. Twiford wo was the husband of Mary S. Edwards, daughter of Thomas and Ann whos date of death is listed as 11 Jan 1872." Gail Responded: Twiford, Mary S., W/f 12 Feb 1855, in 1st Dist., quinsy, 24 yr c/o Edwards, Thos. & Ann b. Acc, w/o Obed P. Husband gave info. (NOTE: This record states that his wife at the time of his death was M. S. and she was the sister of John J. Joynes. The Accomack census shows a Margaret age 35. In the household there is a Susan Joynes age 45. An abstract of the 1860 census shows Obed P. Twiford 53, Margaret 22, Mary B. 7, Wm. L. H. 3. Twyford, Robt. P. A., W/m, 22 Dec 1877, St. Geo. P., typhoid fever, 16 yr c/o Obed P. & Marg. S., born Acc. Twyford, Wm. L. H., brother g/info. The informant gave the information to the Commissioner of Revenue, who returned it to the Clerk and he recorded it as it is now. The information passed through three people, not two. This accounts for the semi-alphabeticalorder the records are in. There were also unaccountable duplications in the records and errors in agess. The way in which information was collected (it went through three people and took 1 1/2 to be recorded) may account for some of the errors. Accomack Birth 1853- 1896 Records in progress, to be published in Fall 99 states: Lucy, f/s born alive in December 1855 Twiford, Obed P., Owner, c/o Rachael. Owner g/info. None, m/s, born alive, February 1855 Twiford, Obed P., Owner, c/o Lucy Owner ginfo. Twiford, None, W/m born alive, 10/15/56 Twiford, Obed P., father g/info. (This is Wm. L. H.) In another response Gail gave corrections from the original copies of censuses, marriages, etc. I have corrected the entries with their sources as she gave. Gail states that she has never found a marriage for Margaret Joynes to Obed but their marriage after 12 Feb 1855 but before 15 October 1856 can be documented by 4 things: The birth of Wm. L. H. (above) 2. 1860 census 3. 187 census (above) and 4. Obed P. Twiford is buried in the Joynes Plot, located NW of Painter. (Mihalyka, Jean Merritt, Graven Stones p. 276) Although Mihalyka stated Obed P. Twiford d. 5 Jan 1852; (ibid), he died 11 Jan 1872 as the above shows. Also in this plot is Susan A. Joynes d/o John and Elisha 13 April 1828. 7 Sept. 1887 age 59, william J. Joynes, s/o John and Elisha 13 April 1833, 12 July 1904, Sallie S. McKown, wid/o Thosmas, d/o John and Elisha, 14 February 1825, 22 July 1889, Mary Levenia Young, w/o S. J. 15 March 1830, 20 August 1904 age 74 years, 5 mos, and 5 days, and Severn J. Young, h/o M. L. 7 December 1833, 27 October 1900 (ibid). More About OBED P.
TWIFORD: More About OBED TWIFORD
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and MARY EDMUNDS: More About OBED TWIFORD
and MARGARET JOYNES: Child of OBED TWIFORD and MARY EDMUNDS is:
16. MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD (JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born Abt. 1806 in Virginia, and died April 03, 1878 in Pike County, IN, at the home of son, Joseph.. She married PETER FERGUSON (Source: Indiana, Pike County - Census, 122 1850.) July 27, 1826 in Evansville, Vanderburgh Co., Indiana, son of JOHN FERGUSON and SUSAN ASHBY. He was born June 22, 1803 in Christian County, Kentucky, and died November 05, 1859 in Pike County, IN.
Notes for MARGARET ANN
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ENTRIES:
MARRIAGES Peter Ferguson and Margaret Twifert was married July the 27 1826 J. W. Richardson and Mary Ferguson was married June the 1st 1848 James Ferguson and Caroline M. Fleener was married January 9th, 1851 John Ferguson and Matilda Jane Humphrey was married Nov. 20 1851 Jackson Ferguson and Martha Scales were married Dec 6th 1955 Isaac Fleener and Mahala Ferguson were married nov 25th 1855 Thos Ferguson and Mary Ann Julian were married Jan 13th 1853 Joseph Ferguson and Mary Jane Ricketts were married Nov. 1857 Jackson Ferguson and Margery Fowler were married January 23rd 1859
BIRTHS Edward P. Richardson was born 25th of December 1852 Margaret Richardson was born (no date given) Eliza Richardson was born (No date given) Polly Fleener was born March 29th 1835 Mahala E. Ferguson was born September 3 1850 Mary M. Fleener was born________1856 T (Unable to read the rest) BIRTHS Marguiet ________ was bornd Jan the 9th ______ Matilda C. Ferguson was borned the 17th of Dec. 1856 (This would be about the time the Dau of Thos & M.A. was born -date off) Sarah A. Ferguson was borned March the 25th 1860 (Parents Thomas & M.A.) Julia Ann Fleener was born Oct the 14th 1825 Peter C. Fleener was born May the 9th 1860 This child died in 1861 Caroline M. Fleener (Unable to read the rest was born ______ 186?? More About PETER FERGUSON: More About PETER FERGUSON
and MARGARET TWIFORD: Children of MARGARET TWIFORD and PETER FERGUSON are:
Generation No. 7 17. MARY7 FERGUSON (MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD, JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) (Source: Ancestor Chart Prepared by Ruth Smith Hammond, October 18, 1983.) was born January 24, 1828 in Pike County, IN, and died November 26, 1864 in Pike County, IN. She married JEFFERSON WASHINGTON RICHARDSON (Source: (1) Indiana, Pike County - Census, 129, Monroe Township 1860: J. W. Richardson 30 farmer; Mary 32; Edward P. 11; Margaret A. 9; James F. 7; Eliza 5; Matilda J. 2; Mahala 9/12, all born Indiana., (2) Ancestor Chart Prepared by Ruth Smith Hammond, October 18, 1983.) June 01, 1848 in Pike County, IN; ceremony performed by Rev. John Allmon. (Source: Warrick County,Indiana Marriage Book No.1, License # 207.), son of EDWARD RICHARDSON and ELIZA FLEENER. He was born June 24, 1829 in Warrick Co, Indiana, and died February 07, 1920 in Pike Co, Indiana. Notes for MARY FERGUSON: Notes for JEFFERSON
WASHINGTON RICHARDSON: More About JEFFERSON
WASHINGTON RICHARDSON: More About JEFFERSON
RICHARDSON and MARY
FERGUSON: Children of MARY FERGUSON and JEFFERSON RICHARDSON are:
18. JAMES SILAS7 FERGUSON (MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD, JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) (Source: Warrick County,Indiana Census, 1860 and 1870.) was born August 01, 1829 in Pike County, IN, and died February 14, 1914 in Warrick County, In. He married CAROLINE MATILDE ADDISON FLEENER (Source: Fleener Family History, Gibson County Public Library.) January 09, 1851 in Warrick County, Indiana; officiated by I Broadwell (Source: Warrick County, Indiana Marriages 1813 - 1859, 99.), daughter of ISAAC FLEENER and MARY CRAWFORD. She was born June 05, 1832 in Warrick Co, Indiana, and died August 23, 1904 in Selvin, Warrick Co, Indiana. Notes for JAMES SILAS
FERGUSON: John seemed to have more to say about his brothers than his sisters in his story of the family. About James he wrote: "James, the oldest boy, was born in 1829, was a remarkably pious youth and learned to read his bible before he entered the public schools. His sturdy character made him a great help to his mother in care of the younger boys. he became noted as a speller and attend spelling matches for miles around, and was not "spelled down" in Warrick, Gibson, nor any of the surrounding counties. At the age of 17 he became a public schoolteacher, teaching subscription schools before the public system was organized. he followed teaching for 42 years and taught 61 schools in two different counties. He early became interested in work of pioneer preaching and was granted a license as an Exhorter in the Methodist Church by H.S. Talbott, Presiding Elder of the Evansville District. He often preached upon the Sabbath in the same school room where he taught through the week. He probably has a record for officiating at more funerals and weddings than any other pioneer preacher in Indiana. Although now seventy seven years of age, he spends his winters going from school to school and addressing and encouraging the pupils. He was a good boy, one of those boys who did not die as a baby and go to heaven. God left him here for he has been a most useful man." Guy Ferguson further explains the life of James thusly: "he also was a licensed preacher for more that ha half century. He began teaching at the age of eighteen, in 1847. He missed the following year but from 1849 he taught forty successive years. Public schools were of only six weeks in duration at this time and were held sometimes longer, the teacher being paid by subscription. In the fall of 1847 he was employed as a clerk in a small store of John Lynn, for whom Lynnville is named and worked there for 15 months. In 1862 he began to study law in the office of Isaac Moore, a prominent lawyer in Southern Indiana. He intended to make law his Profession but at the time of the breaking of the Civil War was forced to give it up and return to his home to care for his mother and his brother's wives, all six brothers having served in the Army. James tried at different times to get into the service but unable to serve on the account of being too short in height. He was a strong advocate of temperance and made several temperance lectures. "Uncle Jim" as he was familiarly known was a lovable character. A kinder or more gentle man one never met, a great lover of children and was known by almost every child of school age throughout Pike, Warrick and adjoining counties which he visited each year. His wife was an invalid for twenty eight years, but he gave her personal attention and care. He joined upward toward three hundred couples in his lifetime and for the most part the knots he tied stuck. He kept a diary for several years. He died at his home in Folsomville February 12, 1913 and was buried there." All of his six brothers served the country in the civil war and left James to care for their 6 families, being the oldest brother. More About JAMES SILAS
FERGUSON: Notes for CAROLINE MATILDE
ADDISON FLEENER: More About CAROLINE
MATILDE ADDISON
FLEENER: More About JAMES FERGUSON
and CAROLINE FLEENER: Children of JAMES FERGUSON and CAROLINE FLEENER are:
19. JOHN7 FERGUSON (MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD, JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) (Source: Indiana, Pike County - Census, 123, Monroe Township 1860: John Ferguson 28 born Indiana; Matilda J. 29 born Kentlucky; Peter M. 7; Wiliam H. 5; Asbury 3; Elis J. 7/12 all born Indiana; Margaret A. 54 born Virginia (Peter's Widow).) was born February 21, 1832 in Pike County, IN, and died January 10, 1909 in Pike County, IN (Source: Headstone, Spurgeon, Indiana Cemetery.). He married (1) MATILDA JANE HUMPHREY November 20, 1851, daughter of WILLIAM HUMPHREY and FERGUSON. She was born December 12, 1830 in N.C. (Source: Headstone, Spurgeon, Indiana Cemetery.), and died March 04, 1879. He married (2) MARGARET MARY BARTON May 24, 1883 in Warrick County, Indiana by Geo. G. Heuring (Source: Warrick County, Indiana Marriage Applications, Microfilm No. 1443642.), daughter of WILLIAM BARTON and MATILDA BECOR. Notes for JOHN FERGUSON: More About JOHN FERGUSON: More About JOHN FERGUSON
and MATILDA HUMPHREY: More About JOHN FERGUSON
and MARGARET BARTON: Children of JOHN FERGUSON and MATILDA HUMPHREY are:
20. THOMAS7 FERGUSON (MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD, JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) (Source: (1) Indiana, Pike County - Census, 129, Monroe Township 1860: Thomas Ferguson 27 Physician; Mary A. 23; Margaret E. 6; Matilda C. 3; Sarah 2/12, all born Indiana., (2) Indiana, Pike County - Census, 1870., (3) Indiana, Pike County - Census, 1880.) was born April 05, 1833 in Pike Co, Indiana, and died September 06, 1890 (Source: Headstone, Spurgeon, Indiana Cemetery.). He married MARY ANN JULIAN January 13, 1853 in Warrick Co, Indiana (Source: Warrick County, Indiana Marriage License.), daughter of SAMUEL JULIAN and ELIZABETH FLEENER. She was born August 20, 1836 in Warrick Co, Indiana, and died March 06, 1893 in Pike Co, Indiana (Source: Headstone, Spurgeon, Indiana Cemetery.). Notes for THOMAS FERGUSON: Brother John Ferguson had this to say about Thomas: "My brother Thomas, the third son of the family, was a different sort of boy. He was more interested in sports and found his interests and companions among different things and among different people than James. He studied medicine and became a very successful physician and died at his post of meeting death while attending a patient." Thomas enlisted in the Army of the Union, 91st Regiment, Company B, Indiana Infantry on August 16, 1862 at Lynnville, Warrick County, Indiana. He served at Smithland, Kentucky where a battle was fought. It is not known whether he was injured. He was promoted to Hospital Steward. Evidently the battle was bloody because it is said that they closed the hospital surgery after the war because of the blood stains. He was discharged on December 29, 1862 after serving only three months. The discharge read "Paralysis of the bladder requiring the introduction of the catheter twice & often thrice per day. He is also afflicted with chronic diarrhea which had reduced him so as to render him unfit for duty or service. He has done no duty for the last six weeks. Signed by Eli Lewis Surgeon Discharged this twenty ninth day of December 1862 at Henderson, Kentucky." The descendants of Margaret Ferguson, Matilda Ferguson and Thomas Levi Denton Ferguson will be found in Chapter Ten. James Edward's family follows in this chapter. More About THOMAS FERGUSON: Notes for MARY ANN
JULIAN: More About MARY ANN
JULIAN: More About THOMAS FERGUSON
and MARY JULIAN: Children of THOMAS FERGUSON and MARY JULIAN are:
21. JACKSON7 FERGUSON (MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD, JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) (Source: Indiana, Pike County - Census, 108, Monroe Township, 1860 Jackson Ferguson 25 Farmer; Margaret J., 20; B.F., 2 M; James M. 1; Levi Ferguson 19, farm laborer; All born Indiana; Sarah E Thomas 10. born Illinois.) was born November 19, 1834, and died October 29, 1915 (Source: Headstone, Spurgeon, Indiana Cemetery.). He married (1) MARTHA SCALES December 06, 1855 in Pike County, IN by Joseph Woolsey (Source: Pike County, Indiana Marriage Records.). She was born February 26, 1837 (Source: Indiana, Pike County - Cemetery Records, Log Creek Cemetery, Lockhart Twp..), and died January 23, 1858 in Pike County, Indiana. He married (2) MARJORIE FOWLER January 25, 1859 in Pike County, IN. She was born March 16, 1840, and died April 19, 1904. Notes for JACKSON FERGUSON: More About JACKSON FERGUSON: Military service: August 16, 1862, Civil War; 2nd Lieutenant;
Company B, Reg't 91, Indiana Vol. Injured Summer of '64 in Georgia. More About JACKSON FERGUSON
and MARTHA SCALES: More About JACKSON FERGUSON
and MARJORIE FOWLER: Children of JACKSON FERGUSON and MARTHA SCALES are:
Children of JACKSON FERGUSON and MARJORIE FOWLER are:
22. MAHALA E.7 FERGUSON (MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD, JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born September 13, 1836 in Pike Co, Indiana, and died December 18, 1897. She married ISAAC WASHINGTON FLEENER (Source: Indiana, Pike County - Census, 123, Monroe Township 1860: Isaac E. Flener 25 farmer; Mahala E. 24; Mary M. 3; July Ann 3; Peter C. 1/12; Henry Ferguson 16 farm laborerall born Indiana; William Thomas 14, born Illinois.) November 25, 1855 in Pike County, Indiana (Source: Indiana, Pike County - Marriages.), son of ISAAC FLEENER and MARY CRAWFORD. He was born March 29, 1835, and died September 26, 1897. Notes for MAHALA E. FERGUSON: John describes Mahala in this manner: "Another sister, Mahala, was the sixth child and married Washington Fleener, a farmer, and lived and died near the home of her parents." Notes for ISAAC WASHINGTON
FLEENER: More About ISAAC WASHINGTON
FLEENER: More About ISAAC FLEENER
and MAHALA FERGUSON: Children of MAHALA FERGUSON and ISAAC FLEENER are:
23. JOSEPH7 FERGUSON (MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD, JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) (Source: Indiana, Pike County - Census, 108, Monroe Township 1860: Joseph Ferguson 21 Farmer; Mary J. 19 both born Indiana.) was born September 18, 1839 in Pike Co, Indiana (Source: Headstone, Spurgeon, Indiana Cemetery.), and died April 20, 1908 in Pike Co, Indiana. He married MARY JANE RICKETTS March 24, 1857 in Pike County, IN by J. Richardson, daughter of JOHN RICKETTS and MARY FLEENER. She was born June 17, 1841 in Lynnville, Warrick Co, Indiana (Source: Headstone, Spurgeon, Indiana Cemetery.), and died March 31, 1918 in Pike Co, Indiana. More About JOSEPH FERGUSON: More About JOSEPH FERGUSON
and MARY RICKETTS: Children of JOSEPH FERGUSON and MARY RICKETTS are:
24. LEVI7 FERGUSON (MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD, JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born May 29, 1841 in Pike Co, Indiana (Source: THE MONITOR-PRESS NEWSPAPER, Wellington, Kansas,Wednesday, August 16, 1911, Vol XXXVIII No. 33, 1, Obituary gives dates of birth, death and marrriages for Levi and spouses.), and died August 15, 1911 in Wellington, Kansas. He married (1) MARY B. MONTGOMERY August 09, 1860 in Pike Co, Indiana. She was born Abt. July 1844, and died April 27, 1867 in 23yr 9mo. He married (2) AMELIA THOMAS September 03, 1868 (Source: Wellington, Kansas Monitor-Press Newspaper, 1, Wellington, Kansas, Wednesday August 16, 1911: Death Has Claimed Him. Levi Ferguson, etc.). She was born September 03, 1850 in Indiana, and died June 08, 1930 in Wellington, Kansas. Notes for LEVI FERGUSON: "My brother Levi began life as a teacher, later became a clerk in a store in Lynnville, Indiana and then turned his attention to law and has been practicing law for forty years. During this time he has served as judge of the Circuit Court and auditor of Pike County eight years. He is now (1906-1908) Post-master at Wellington, Kansas." Words of brother John. Guy Ferguson wrote: "He was a great political leader of the Republican Party, a 32nd degree Mason, a member of the G. A. R. and also of I. O. O. F." More About LEVI FERGUSON: More About LEVI FERGUSON
and MARY MONTGOMERY: More About LEVI FERGUSON
and AMELIA THOMAS: Child of LEVI FERGUSON and MARY MONTGOMERY is:
Children of LEVI FERGUSON and AMELIA THOMAS are:
25. HENRY7 FERGUSON (MARGARET ANN ADDISON BURTON6 TWIFORD, JAMES5, ROBERT4, DANIEL3, BARTHOLOMEW2, WILLLIAM1) was born June 20, 1843 in Pike Co, Indiana, and died August 18, 1900 in Pike Co, Indiana. He married (1) MARIAH MCCLARY August 17, 1861. She was born September 05, 1845 (Source: Calculated from tombstone.), and died August 31, 1866. He married (2) LUCY GAY February 03, 1867. She was born February 08, 1842 in Pike Co, Indiana (Source: Headstone, Spurgeon, Indiana Cemetery.), and died July 27, 1934 in Pike Co, Indiana. More About HENRY FERGUSON: More About HENRY FERGUSON
and MARIAH MCCLARY: More About HENRY FERGUSON
and LUCY GAY: Children of HENRY FERGUSON and MARIAH MCCLARY are:
Children of HENRY FERGUSON and LUCY GAY are:
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