Henry TOLAND

Father: Henry TOLAND
Mother: Elizabeth MCALPIN

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 _Henry TOLAND ______|
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|--Henry TOLAND 
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|_Elizabeth MCALPIN _|
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Created by GED2HTML v2.5b (4/12/96) on Mon Dec 30 17:28:20 1996 I271: Ruth BROWNING (ABT 1730 - )

Ruth BROWNING

BIRTH: ABT 1730, Orange Co VA (later Culpeper) VA

Father: Frances BROWNING
Mother: Elizabeth LLOYD

Family 1: James DUNCAN

MARRIAGE: ABT 1747, Orange Co VA?

                     _Frances BROWNING __________
 _Frances BROWNING _|
|                   |_Rachel Merritt (MARRIOTT) _
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|--Ruth BROWNING 
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|                    _George LLOYD ______________
|_Elizabeth LLOYD __|
                    |_Joanna GREGSON ____________

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Phillip Dowel FRAZIER

BIRTH: 3 Sep 1843

Father: Richard FRAZIER
Mother: Agnas CLARK

Family 1: Mary E. MARTIN

MARRIAGE: 1887

                    _James FRAZIER _
 _Richard FRAZIER _|
|                  |_Mary DOWELL ___
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|--Phillip Dowel FRAZIER 
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|                   _James CLARK ___
|_Agnas CLARK _____|
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RESIDENCE: Hillsboro, Hill, TX !CENSUS: 1850 US Census; Cherokee Co., TX; FHC 24888; p. 815, #96,96; NOTE: Philip Frazer, 8, TX 1860 US Census, Hill Co., TX, PO Hillsborough; #429, 299; NOTE: Philip Frazier, 16, Farmer, Ark (w/ Agnis Frazier) 1900 US Census; Justice Precint 1, Hill Co., TX; FHC 1241644, Dist 35; NOTE: Philip D. Frazier, head, 56, md 4yrs, MO ?? ??, Farmer 1910 US Census; Sabinal, Uvalde, TX; FHC 1375606; Dist 134, 9A-9B; NOTE: Philip D. Frazier, head, 66, md1-13y; AR TN TN; no occ - own income !RELATIONSHIP-RESIDENCE: Smith, Mrs. Grace Harriet, THE EARLY SETTLERS LIFE IN TEXAS; filmed by bhe Genealogical Society, May 1968

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Acey Hayes LIVINGSTON

Father: Issac Norris LIVINGSTON
Mother: Mable Gertrude DEWEASE

                            _Richard Brisco LIVINGSTON _
 _Issac Norris LIVINGSTON _|
|                          |_Nannie JONES ______________
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|--Acey Hayes LIVINGSTON 
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|                           ____________________________
|_Mable Gertrude DEWEASE __|
                           |____________________________

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Zaccheus PRICE

Family 1: Mary Cosby BROWNING

MARRIAGE: 11 Feb 1821, Morgan Co GA

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Frances Oliver SMITH

Father: Thomas Frank SMITH
Mother: Luvina WEAVER

                       _Thomas Mercer SMITH _____
 _Thomas Frank SMITH _|
|                     |_Lucy Ann Susan BROWNING _
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|--Frances Oliver SMITH 
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|                      __________________________
|_Luvina WEAVER ______|
                      |__________________________

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Created by GED2HTML v2.5b (4/12/96) on Mon Dec 30 17:28:20 1996 I352: Frances BROWNING (ABT 1696 - 1761-1775)

Frances BROWNING

BIRTH: ABT 1696, Essex Co (later Caroline) VA
DEATH: 1761-1775, Culpeper Co VA

Father: Frances BROWNING
Mother: Rachel Merritt (MARRIOTT)

Family 1: Susannah TEAGUE?

Family 2: Elizabeth LLOYD

MARRIAGE: ABT 1716, Essex Co (later Caroline) VA

                              _John BROWNING _
 _Frances BROWNING __________|
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|--Frances BROWNING 
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|_Rachel Merritt (MARRIOTT) _|
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Notes This Francis is probably EFB #l657, although the children's birth dates shown by EFB must be wrong. EFB says Francis deeded land to married daughters in 1748, and if that's the case, they must have been born earlier The birth dates shown here are simply a guess. No record of those deeds has been found. It appears that EFB left out a generation. It is believed that this Francis is a son of Francis .& Rachel (Merritt) Browning, and that his grandfather (rather than his father as indicated by EFB) was John Browning. It is believed, but not confirmed that Francis married Elizabeth Lloyd, the sister of Samuel Lloyd and daughter of George and Joanna Lloyd of Essex Co. Some sources say her name was Elizabeth Carter Lloyd, but records show that was a different Elizabeth. Other sources say Elizabeth is the daughter of Sampson and Elizabeth (Good) Lloyd which would make her a descendant of King Henry VIII of England, however, records show that Elizabeth Lloyd died at age 10 in England. A 1724 deed below indicates that Francis' wife was Mary. That is the only deed found which names a wife. Elizabeth's name doesn't appear on any of the deeds. (Could wife be Mary Elizabeth??) Spotsylvania county was formed in 1721 from portions of King & Queen, King William and Essex counties In a deed dated 05 May 1724, Francis of St. Ann's Parish, Essex Co VA, sold to Edward Rowzee for 40 pounds sterling, 250 acres on north side of River Po of Mattapony in Spotsylvania Co (formerly King & Queen Co) This land was probably purchased by Francis' father from Larkin Chew in the early 1700s. The land was part of the land granted to Larkin Chew and adjacent to Francis Smith, John Blanton and William Bartell. Francis Browning's wife, MARY, relinquished her dower. Deed recorded 02 Jun 1724. (Essex Co Deed Book 18, p.8; Spotsylvania County Records 1721-1800, p.92) Note: Larkin Chew of Essex Co was an early land developer. He was born in 1675 in VA and died about 1729 in Spotsylvania Co VA. He was the s/o Joseph and Margaret (miles) Chew. Lark in married Hannah Roy, d/o John & Dorothy Roy. In April 1712, he received a patent for nearly 3000 acres on the branches of the Mattapony River ( The River Po is one of three streams - the Matt, the Po and the Ny which come together to form the Mattapony River which joins with the Pamunky River at West Point to form the York River ) A list of land surveys made in Essex Co between 29 Jun 1710 and 10 Jun 1720 shows Larkin Chew of St. Mary's Parish owned 4020 acres of land. On 16 Jun 1719, Larkin and Hannah Chew of St. Stephens Parish, King & Queen Co, sold 320 acres in Essex Co to Robert Taliaferro of St. Mary's Parish, Essex Co. for 120 pounds lawful money of Great Britain On 20 Oct 1724 Francis purchased 50 acres of land in Essex CoVA from William & Mary Davidson for 4500 pounds of sweet-scented tobacco. The land was on the east side of the Peumansend Swamp at the mouth of a branch called Francis Browning's Branch, at the main side of the south fork. (Essex Co Deed Book 17, p. 424-425) On 20 Oct 1724, Francis purchased from William Bryant of King & Queen Co, 50 acres on the north side of the south fork of Pneumendsend Swamp. William and Margrett Bryant signed the deed. (Essex Co Deed Book 17, p. 428-429) Note: This land was taken into Caroline Co VA in 1728 and was sold by Francis in 1730, with the consent of his wife MARY. Note: On 18 May 1719, William Bryant of St. Anne's Parish, Essex Co, bought from John Bell of St Mary's Parish, Essex Co, 50 acres of land for 1500 pounds of tobacco. This land was part of 4200 acres formerly granted to John Meadows and Henry Peters by a 17Apr 1667 patent, located on the north side of the north fork of to John Meadows and Henry Peters by a 17 Apr 1667 patent, located on the north side of north fork of Peumansend Swamp, joining land of Samuel Poe (Essex Co deed Book 16, p 75-77) In 1725, Francis was administrator of the estate of Simon Poe in Essex Co VA. Orange Co VA was formed from part of Spotsylvania Co in 1734 . Culpeper Co VA formed from part of Orange Co In 1748 In 1833, Rappahannock Co formed from part of Culpeper Co.) ln about 1735, Francis settled at Gaines X Roads, Orange Co, in what is now Rappaharmock Co. On June 19, 1735, a patent for 40 acres of land on the north fork, of Battle Run in St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co VA, was granted to Francis Browning and Jolnn Ashley, by George II of Great Britain for 40 shillings, 19 pence. Conditions for grant Yielding and paying unto us, our heirs and successors, for every fifty acres, the fee rent of one shilling yearly, to be paid upon the feast of St. Michael, the Archangel, and also cultivating and improving three acres part of every fifty of the tract above mentioned within three years after date of these patents.' (Virginia Land Patents) Francis owned a total of 530 acres in St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co VA, later called the Browning district, located on the head waters of Battle Run on north side of Gourdvine Creek, branches of the Rappahannock River (patent Book 15, p. 528) On 16 Sep 1735, Francis served as a member of a jury in Orange Co VA. (Orange Co Order Book 1, p 29) Term of office one year. On 18 Nov 1735, Francis was appointed to serve as a member of the first Grand Jury of Orange Co VA. (Orange Co Order Book 1, p. 43) Serving with him. were Abraham Bletsoe, William Bryant, William Pannil, Edward Franklin, Phillip Bush, Anthony Head, Williarn Kelly, Henry Downs, John Bransford, David Phillips, John Howard, George Anderson, Mark Friks, William Carpenter and George Woods. At lease nine of these men were from Caroline Co families, indicating the strength of the movement from Caroline to the frontier. On 27 Jul 1738, Francis of St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co, a planter, sold to Henry Willis, Esquire "personal property of considerable variety. " Proved 21 Jul 1738. (Orange Co Deed Book 2, p. 447) On 20 Aug 1740, Francis was appo~nted over seer of the road from Mitchell's Ford of the Gourdivne as far as the path between Samuel and Arthur Scott's (0range Co 0rder Book 1, p. 43) On 25 Sep ~740, Francis gave a gift of l00 acres of land in Little Fork of the Rappahallnock River near Hickman's Mountain in Orange Co VA (part of 400 acres taken up by Francis Browning and John Ashley) to his son, Francis Jr. "for the love, good will and affection which I bear towards my loving son '' witnesses were Joseph Norman and Isaac Norman. (Orange Co Deed Book 4, p.244) Note One source says this deed was dated 21 Jul 1740, but the original deed says Sep 25 EFB says that in 1741 Francis deeded land to his brother John. This is probably an error, since the record has not been found. On 03 Feb 1747, a grant from the Fairfax Proprietary for a 100 acre tract in Orange Co on the Little Folk of Rappahamlock River an north side of Gourdvine River, at mouth of Cabin Brand, joining land of James Pendleton and John Washbum . (Book G, p. 30 and "Northern Neck Grants 1690-1788") On 04 Feb 1747, a grant from the Fairfax Proprietary to Francis Browning for 480 acres in Little Fork of Rappahannock River under a steep hill on the north side of the north fork of the (Gourdvine, adjacent to the line of James Cannon, now William Duncan's. (Deed Book B, p. 31 and- "Northern Neck Grants 1690-1788') Note: The Fairfax Proprietary was granted by Charles II to Thomas Culpeper in 1673. Through marriage, the grant descended to the Fairfax family The grant included all of Virginia which laid north of the Rappahannock river. It was long in contention and was finally lost by the Fairfax family as a result of the Revolution. In 1748. part of old Orange Co became Culpeper Co. On 26 Apr 1748, Francis deeded to his son, Francis Jr., for :2000 pounds of tobacco. the remainder of the 200 acres patented in 1735 by Francis Sr. and John Ashley on the head branch of Battle Run. Proved 25 Aug 1748 Witnesses Pendleton, Charles Dewitt, William Poe and Thomas Burke. (Culpeper Co VA Deed Book 11, p. 81) On 28 Jul 1748, Francis sold to Thomas Washburn, both of Orange Co,for 55 lb. sterling, 250 acres in North Little Fork of Rappahannock River, joining James Cannon and William Duncan, adjacent to his 430 acre patent on 04 Feb 1747. Deed mentions a division line between said Washburn and Nicholas Browning. Proved 28 Jul 1748 witnesses: Charles Dewitt and Pendleton. (Deed Book 11, p. 71) Note: The Nicholas Browning referred to here is Francis' son, not his brother. It should be noted that with the exception of the 24 May 1724 deed where wife "Mary" relinquished her dower, none of ~other deeds originated by Francis Browning has the provision for his wife's dower as required by law It is probable that Elizabeth died prior to 1740, the first date of this series of deeds. On 20 Jul 1749, James & Elizabeth Pendleton sold to John Washburn, for 5 shillings, 269 acres on the North Little Fork adjacent to Francis Browning and Washburn's previous land. (Culpeper Co Deeds, Vol. I, p. 21-23) On 20 Jul 1749, John Smith of Culpeper Co sold to Thomas Washburn a 250-acre tract of land on the north fork of the Gourdvine River, which was the upper part of the 430-acre tract granted to Francis Browning and the upper part sold by him to Thomas Washburn. (Culpeper Deeds, Vol 1, p. 26-28) On 17 May 1750, John Smith of Culpeper Co sold to Abraham Cooper for 25 Ib. current money, a tract on the north side of the North Branch of the Gourdvine River, part of Francis' 430-acre tract - the lower part of Which Browning gave to his son Nicholas Browning and the upper part Francis sold to Thornas Washbum and Washburn conveyed to John Srmith. (Culpeper Deeds, Vol 1 , p. 175-177) On 27 Jan 1753, Francis Browning bought from John Farmer, for the sum of 45 pounds, 100 acres on the south side of Middle Run, Culpeper Co VA. Witnessed by William Strother, John Duncan and Samuel Scott. (Culpeper Co Deed Book A, p. 484) On 05 Aug 1758, Francis, of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co, gave to his son, Francis Jr. of the Parish of Brumfield, Culpeper Co, a gift for love and affection - a 100 tract of land in St. Mark's Parish where he was living, located on the north side of Gourdvine River and adjacent to lands of James Pendleton and John Washburn. on Cabin Branch.. Witnessed by William Roberts, Cornelius Mitchell, Richard Coxley, William Poe; Samuel Scott. Francis Browning made his mark. Deed proved is Oct 1758. (Culpeper Deed Book C, p. 157) On 07 Mar 1760, Francis Browning of Culpeper Co sold to William Roberts and William Johnston for 15 pounds current money, 50 acres in Brumfield Parish on the north side of Cannon's River adjacent to John Cooper's land and Nicholas Browning's corner. (Culpeper Deed Book C, p. 286-288) On 07 Mar 1760, Francis Browning "the elder" of Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co deeded to his son, Nicholas Browning of the same county, "for love, good will and affection," 80 acres in Brumfield Parish in the Little Fork of the Rappahannock river, adjacent to William Johnston and William Roberts. This was part of a deed granted Francis Browning the elder, from the Proprietor's office for 430 acres on 04 Feb 1747 near Cannon's River. Witnessed by Rawley Duuncan, John Cooper and William Johnston. (CulpeperCo Deed Book C, p. 288-290) Note: This is the last chronological reference to Francis, Browning. He was probably living with one of his children by that time. He disposed of all his land during his lifetime. Since he owned no property, there was no need for an estate settlement when he died. His earlier deeds were proven by his own oath in open court. His witnesses proved his 1760 deeds. Other evidence of the weakness of Francis is his mark. Many county clerks were very diligent in copying the seals or marks of those who signed deeds or wills. The early seal of Francis is a bold, strong "F." In his last deeds, 1758-1760, the mark is shakey and hardly recognizalble as an "F." since there was no settlement of his estate, the conclusion is that he died soon after disposing of his last property. Francis Browning was a witness for a transaction between John & Martha Davis and Ambrose Shackleford in 1766 in Spotsylvania Co VA. ( This could be either be this Francis or his son)

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Glenn Combs HUTSON

BIRTH: Jul 1891, Texas

Father: Frank HUTSON
Mother: Abrigail SMITH

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 _Frank HUTSON ___|
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|--Glenn Combs HUTSON 
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|                  __
|_Abrigail SMITH _|
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LDS IGI Batch #8583106 source call #1396087 Per Jerry Daniel, Glenn owned 2nd hand store in 1930's in old Waco town square

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