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!Source: Frieda Anderson/Nielson.
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Christen is of Wiedemar.
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John with his wife, moved to Middlesex county, Virginia, where they were members of Christ Episcopal Church.
John Southern Died 4 Feb 1728..sons John Southern, Edward Southern and William Southern, 200 Acres of land granted to Matthew Kemp and land granted to my seof to Dauthter Lettice Chedle. wit: Thomson Betts, Robert Brown and Thomas Lee, Court appoints Edward Southern as administrator. Will dated 3 Oct 1726- proved 4 Feb 1728.
Deposition 4/18/1798 age 57 years was given land, 9 miles square for service rendered to Lore fairfax on the Shandoah River.
Military service: Revolutionary War Captain, 8th Virginia Regiment, servered throughout the Revolutionary war.
Occupation: Carpenter and house joiner.
Moved to frderick County, Virginia, named new home "Berry Plain ", after his birthplace.
In 1919 G>G> Perry had signed receipts from Captain Berry/s soldiers, who paid out of his own purse when the government was unable to furnish funds
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will book E, pg 17, will of thomas Berry, frederick County, virginia, probated 3/4/1819, record Mason Co., Ky, June 1819.
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!Source: Norma L. Hanna-Myers, Myers book, Samuel Gardner (1669-1699) sheet"This Samuel, recorded as lieutenant, of Newport, R.I., on October 1, 1687, for two hundred and fifty pounds (250) in silver bought of George Lawton of Freetown (A farm of 400 acres), which in 1808 became a township of Fall River. Samuel moved there the next year. In 1688, he was made Selectman, was assessor, Representative to the Colonial Legislature of Plymouth, once a province of Massachusetts, and was one to the town's council of war. On November 14, 1693 he sold his farm and on December 30, 1693, bought of Ralph Chapman, the neck of land now known as Gardner's Neck, South Swansea, New York. For two years he was selectman of Swansea. He died December 8, 1699. On February 15, 1697, his estate was appraised at one thousand forty six pounds - 10's. (1046). His will is given in the Boston Transcript of April 15, 1907. Samuel and Elizabeth had five children: "
1. Elizabeth married Edward THURSTON
2. Martha married Hezekiah LUTHER
3. Patience married Samuel CRANSTON
4. Sarah married Samuel LEE
5. Samuel married Hannah SMITH""The descendants of these and later branches of the family in America have spread to practically every state of the union and have aided as much in the growth of the country as their ancestors aided in the foundation of the nation. They have been noted for their courage, adventurous spirit, indomitable will, integrity, piety, moral, mental, and physical strength, straight-forwardness and ability to lead. "
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ADDRESS: 3175 Heights Drive, Reno, Nevada 89503 PHONE: (702) 746-0392, E-Mail cmoore@sierra.netClare had the name as Samuel GARDINER
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!Source: Norma L. Hanna-Myers, Myers book, Samuel Gardner (1669-1699)sheet"This Samuel, recorded as lieutenant, of Newport, R.I., on October1, 1687, for two hundred and fifty pounds (250) in silver bought of George Lawton of Freetown (A farm of 400 acres), which in 1808 became atownship of Fall River. Samuel moved there the next year. In 1688, he was made Selectman, was assessor, Representative to the Colonial Legislature of Plymouth, once a province of Massachusetts, and was one tothe town's council of war. On November 14, 1693 he sold his farm and onDecember 30, 1693, bought of Ralph Chapman, the neck of land now known as Gardner's Neck, South Swansea, New York. For two years he was selectman of Swansea. He died December 8, 1699. On February 15, 1697, his estate was appraised at one thousand forty six pounds - 10's. (1046). His will is given in the Boston Transcript of April 15, 1907. Samuel and Elizabeth had five children:'
1. Elizabeth married Edward THURSTON
2. Martha married Hezekiah LUTHER
3. Patience married Samuel CRANSTON
4. Sarah married Samuel LEE
5. Samuel married Hannah SMITH ""The descendants of these and later branches of the family in Americahave spread to practically every state of the union and have aided asmuch in the growth of the country as their ancestors aided in the foundation of the nation. They have been noted for their courage, adventurous spirit, indomitable will, integrity, piety, moral, mental,and physical strength, straight-forwardness and ability to lead. "
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SOURCE: Gedcom from Clare Allan MOORE
ADDRESS: 3175 Heights Drive, Reno, Nevada 89503 PHONE: (702) 746-0392,E-Mail cmoore@sierra.netClare had the name as Samuel GARDINER
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!Source: Norma L. Hanna-Myers, Myers book, Samuel Gardner (1669-1699)
sheet Elizabeth Carr Brown (Widow of Jas Brown) (Daughter of Robert Carr)
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ADDRESS: 3175 Heights Drive, Reno, Nevada 89503 PHONE: (702) 746-0392,E-Mail cmoore@sierra.net
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Samuel Gardner, only son of the purchaser of Gardners's Neck and his wife Hannah Smith, daughter of Philip and Mary Smith had ten children: "
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!Source: Norma L. Hanna-Myers, Myers book, Samuel Gardner sheet
Samuel Gardner, only son of the purchaser of Gardners's Neck and his wifeHannah Smith, daughter of Philip and Mary Smith had ten children: "
(The above is from the history of Swansea, Massachusetts by Wright, 1971)
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Samuel Gardner, only son of the purchaser of Gardners's Neck and his wife Hannah Smith, daughter of Philip and Mary Smith had ten children: "
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Samuel Gardner, only son of the purchaser of Gardners's Neck and his wifeHannah Smith, daughter of Philip and Mary Smith had ten children: "
(The above is from the history of Swansea, Massachusetts by Wright, 1971)
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