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• Name: William TODD
• Sex: M
• Birth: Abt 1780 in Co Tyrone, Ireland ^b
• Death: Abt Apr 1828 in Ohio Co, Virginia (Now West Virginia) ^d
• Burial: Presbyterian Church Graveyard, West Alexander, Pennsylvania ^u


Parents:

• Father:
  
• John TODD Birth: Co Tyrone, Ireland Death: After 2 May 1808
Mother:

• Mary Elizabeth GILLESPIE Birth: Abt 1756 in Co Tyrone, Ireland Death: Abt 1851

Family:
Marriage:

• Elizabeth NEELY on Abt 1800 at Pennsylvania .^m1
  
• Elizabeth NEELY Birth: 5 Mar 1782 in Tyrone Co, Ireland Death: 17 Oct 1855

Children:

1. John TODD Birth: Abt 1802 in Virginia
2. William TODD Birth: 14 Feb 1805 Death: 26 Nov 1888 in Elm Grove, West Virginia
3. Mary TODD Birth: 25 Sep 1807 in Ohio Co, Virginia Death: 31 Oct 1857 in Gibson Station, Guernsey Co, Ohio
4. James Sawhill TODD Birth: 14 Feb 1809 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania Death: 14 Dec 1893 in West Alexander, Washington Co, Pennsylvania
5. Jane TODD Birth: Abt 1812 in Virginia
6. Dorcas TODD Birth: Abt 1814 Death: Before 1847
7. Wallace TODD Birth: Abt 1820 in Virginia
8. Thomas TODD Birth: Abt 1822 Death: Nov 1860 in Leavenworth, Kansas
9. Martha TODD Birth: 1825
10. Joseph TODD Birth: Abt 1831 in Ohio

Bibliography

Sources for birth and parent Information

date:

age 26-44 in 1810 [Ref: 1810 PA Washington Finley 1]

age 26-44 in 1820 [Ref: 1820 VA Ohio 31],

place:

[Ref: Win Tracy 11/30/2010]

Ireland [Ref: Newton HistoryOfPanhandle p299],

parents:

[Ref: SanFranciscoCA History p567, Shields SAWHILL p12, TODD Family, William Todd 4/1916]

Sources with Inaccurate birth and parent Information

date:

abt 1775 [Ref: SanFranciscoCA History p567],

place:

Belfast, co Antrium, Ireland [Ref: GILLESPIE Family]

Milltown, co Straban, Ireland [Ref: SanFranciscoCA History p567]

Sources for death Information

date:

left will dated 13 Apr 1828, proved Oct 1828 [Ref: NEELY Family, OhioCoVA WillSummaries, OhioCoWV Wills 3-8, Shields SAWHILL p13],

place:

[Ref: OhioCoVA WillSummaries, OhioCoWV Wills 3-8]

Sources with Inaccurate death Information

date:

"Grandfather Wm died when my father James was about 16 yrs old" [Ref: William Todd 4/1916]

Sources for burial Information

place:

[Ref: SawhillDB SAWHILL p13]

Sources with Information about marriage to Elizabeth NEELY

date:

soon after arrival in this country [Ref: Shields SAWHILL p12],

place:

[Ref: Shields SAWHILL p12],

names:

[Ref: Frank Todd 3/20/1935, SawhillDB SAWHILL p12, William Todd 4/1916]

William TODD & Elizabeth ___ [Ref: WashingtonCoPA Deeds 1W-622],

child:

[Ref: NEELY Family, OhioCoWV Wills 3-8, SanFranciscoCA History p567, SawhillDB SAWHILL p13, SawhillDB SAWHILL p60, SawhillDB SAWHILL p7, Shields SAWHILL p14, TODD Family]

Research Notes:
emigrated from Ireland when young [Ref: Newton HistoryOfPanhandle p299]

information from family Bible indicates the children of James Todd and Mary Gillespie were born in Co Tyrone, and that references to "Milltown" are not to the town of that name near Belfast [Ref: Win Tracy 11/30/2010]

A little colony Neelys' Todds, Gillespys' kindreds migrated from Ireland. They first settled near Philadelphia where they landed, I believe Westchester County. From this place they separated. Some of the Todds going up the Hudson N.Y., some to Ky, some to some of the counties east of Pittsburgh. [Ref: William Todd 4/1916]

Grandfather William Todd, the Neelys', and Gilespy coming to near Claysville, Washington County, PA. [Ref: William Todd 4/1916]

[WTM: apparently wrong William TODD]
1800: Census of Nottingham Twp, Washington Co, PA, p8, listed with two free white males under age 10, one age 26-45; two free white females under age 10, one age 26-45 [Ref: 1800 PA Washington Nottingham 8]

[WTM: apparently wrong William TODD]
1800: possibly the William TODD (already married) listed on County Census of Taxables for Nottingham Twp, Washington Co, PA (Bell, Washington Co Early Inhabitants). But, the William Todd of Nottingham Twp had wife Molly (Washington Co Deeds 2K-337, dated 5 Apr 1827) and was still located in Nottingham Twp as late as 1827 [Ref: Bell WashCoInhab, WTM, WashingtonCoPA Deeds 2K-337]

Dec 27 1809: (of Finlay Township) purchased 85 acres 86 perches land in Findley Twp, Washington Co, on Buffalo Creek from Jacob Kuntz, $195. [Ref: WashingtonCoPA Deeds 1U-777]

abt 1809: settled in Ohio County, Virginia [Ref: Newton HistoryOfPanhandle p299]

soon after buying farm, bought four imported looms and established the first weaving mill west of the Alleghenies. Raised flax for linen and sheep to provide wool. Farm was paid for in a few years from the profits. [Ref: Shields SAWHILL p13]

[WTM: apparently wrong William TODD]
1810 Census of Nottingham Twp, Washington Co, PA, p1, listed with two free white males under age 10, one age 10-16, one age 45&up; one free white female under age 10, one age 10-16, one age 26-45 [Ref: 1810 PA Washington Nottingham 1]

1810: living in Finley Twp, Washington Co, PA. Three males under age 10 [WTM: John(8), William(5), and James(1)], one male age 26-44 [WTM: William(26-34)], one female age 16-25 [WTM: wife Elizabeth(28)] [WTM: one additional daughter, Mary age 3, not listed] (30010-0010) [Ref: 1810 PA Washington Finley 1]

Oct 3 1810: purchased from Stephen Cox and Mayard his wife (of Jefferson Co Ohio), for $400, 92 acres of land on the waters of Middle Wheeling Creek. At time of deed was "of Washington County" [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 7-77]

Mar 21 1811: (of Finlay Township) sold to John Irie 85 acres and 89 perches of land on Buffalo Creek, Washington Co, for $255 (same land purchased Dec 27 1809) [Ref: WashingtonCoPA Deeds 1W-622]

drafted to be a soldier in the War of 1812; was gone several weeks but did not reach the front before peace was proclaimed and he was mustered out [Ref: William Todd 4/1916]

private in the "Troop of Franklyn Flying Artillery" commanded by Capt Richard Bache, Jul 4 1814 [Ref: Shields SAWHILL p13]

1814: located in Upper District of Ohio County, VA. Taxed for 2 horses, $.42. One white male over 16 in household [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1814-15: contractor and bridge builder on the National Pike; lost a great deal of money by the rascality of one of the principal contractors [Ref: Newton HistoryOfPanhandle p299]

Apr 26 1815: purchased from Andrew Gillespie and Nancy his wife, for $203.50, 35 3/4 acres, adjacent to State line between OH-PA [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 8-338]

c1816: purchased the old farm home near West Alexander, Pa., just over the Ohio border into Pa. [Ref: William Todd 4/1916]

built the largest and finest hewn two story log house in the whole country, together with a then-largest weaving shop. Running four imported weavers looms. He was a professional weaver by trade in Ireland, and his children were all expert weavers, and paid for the old farm by weaving linens of all grades up to 95 threads to the inch - fine. And flannels, blankets for home use, as well as woolsey-lincy that went to England. Growing the wool and the flax on the farm and preparing it all by hand (without any machinery) to make the product. [Ref: William Todd 4/1916]

1815: Upper District of Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.54: 2 horses, mules, etc, and 4 cattle [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1816: Upper District of Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.36: 2 horses [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1817: Upper District of Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.36: 2 horses [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1818: Upper District of Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.54: 3 horses. Record shows 2 males over age of 16 years in household [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1819: Upper District of Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.36: 2 horses [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1820: Upper District of Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.36: 2 horses [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

Mar 24 1820: mortgated to William Sawhill of Buffalo Township Washington Co, for $157.39, 55 acres of land on waters of Wheeling Creek, Ohio Co, VA [WTM: according to Deed 15-334, this was released 6 Jan 1830] [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 10-211]

1820 Census of Ohio Co, VA, p30, listed with two free white males under age 10 [WTM: Wallace(1), one more ??], three age 10-16 [WTM: William(15), James(11), one more??], one age 16-18 [WTM: John(18)] [WTM: but none 16-26, probable error by census taker], one age 26-45 [WTM: William(~40)]; two free white females under age 10 [WTM: Jane(8), Dorcas(6)], one age 10-16 [WTM: Mary(13)], one age 26-45 [WTM: Elizabeth(38)]; four people engaged in agriculture (231010-21010) [Ref: 1820 VA Ohio 31]

1821: Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.14: 1 horse [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1822: Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.41: 3 horses [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1823: Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.24: 2 horses [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1824: Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.24: 2 horses [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1825: Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.36: 3 horses. 3 white males over 16 in household [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1826: Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.36: 3 horses. 2 white males over 16 in household [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1827: Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.36: 3 horses [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

1828: Ohio County, VA. Taxed $.36: 3 horses. Listed as William Sr, with 2 white males over 16 in household [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

will dated Apr 13 1828, probated Oct 1828. Divisees: Elizabeth Todd, William Todd, James Todd, John Todd. Property: Real & Personal property [Ref: OhioCoVA WillSummaries]

death was caused by poisoning from a dose of calomel given him by an itinerant doctor [Ref: Shields SAWHILL p13]

1829: Ohio County, VA. Estate taxed $.20: 2 horses. 2 white males aver age of 16 in household. Taxes entered and paid March 19 [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

Jan 6 1830: release obtained from William Sawhill for a deed of Mortgage for $157.39 dated 24 Mar 1820 [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 15-334]

1830: Ohio County, VA. Estate taxed $.16: 2 horses. 1 white male over age of 16 in household [Ref: OhioCoVA TaxLists]

Mar 25 1836: Heirs (John, William, James Sawhill & Mary, James, Wallace, Hugh Brown & Jane) confirmed a prior sale from William Todd to James Maxwell for $120 of eight acres, which was never recorded (James Maxwell sold land to DanielMcDaniel and was unable to make valid title) [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 21-318]

Sep 23 1847: Heirs (John, William, Wallace, Thomas, Joseph, James Sawhill & wife Mary, Hugh Brown & wife Jane, John Cunningham & wife Martha) sold to James Todd, for $120 each, all their interest in 118 acres of land on waters of Middle Wheeling Creek owned by William Todd at time of his death [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 33-505]

-------------------- Washington Co PA deeds 1U-777, dated 27 Dec 1809:
This Indenture made the twenty seventh day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nine between Jacob Kuntz of the Town of Washington in Washington County in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania of the one part, and William Todd of Findley Township in said County of the other part, Witnesseth that the said Jacob Kuntz for the consideration of one hundred and ninety five dollars to him in hand paid by the said William Todd the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged hath and hereby doth fully and absolutely grant bargain sell release convey and confirm unto the said William Todd and his heirs and assigns forever a certain Plantation and tract of land situate on the head waters of Buffalo Creek in the Township and County aforesaid bounded as follows, beginning at a white oak thence by land of Philip Carter north eighty two and a half degrees east two hundred and seven perches to a dogwood thence north ten degrees west seven perches to a dogwood thence by land of Hugh Kerr north forty degrees west one hundred and twenty two perches to a dead red oak thence by land of the heirs of Archebald Brownlee south fifty six degrees west forty eight perches to a white oak and south sixty degrees west one hundred and thirteen perches to a fir tree thence by land of Samuel Byers south sixty eight perches to the place of beginning, containing eighty five acres and eighty six perches, being the same tract of land granted to the Executors of Michael Kuntz deceased for his heirs by deed dated the 4th day of April 1804, and they the said heirs transferred their respective claims to the said tract unto the said Jacob Kuntz, To have and to hold the said described tract of land with the appurtenances unto the said William Todd to the only proper use and behoof of him the said William Todd and his heirs and assigns forever, And he the said Jacob Kuntz doth hereby covenant himself and his heirs executors and administrators hereby by these presents to warrant and defend the said William Todd and his heirs and assigns forever in the full and peaceable possession of the said tract of land and premises against the lawful claim of all persons whatsoever. In witness whereof hereunto set his hand and seal the day and the year first above written. Jacob Kuntz.
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us Joseph Henderson Francis Mathers.
On the day of the date hereof received the consideration money within mentioned in full from William Todd received by me. Jacob Kuntz. Present Joseph Henderson. Francis Mathers.
Washington County SS. Before me Joseph Henderson Esq one of the Commonwealth Justices of the peace of and for said County personally came Jacob Kuntz grantor to the within deed and instrument of writing and acknowledged the same as his act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned and desired that the same may be entered on record as such. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day of the date hereof. Joseph Henderson.
Recorded and compared with original the 28th day of December, Anno Domini 1809. [Ref: WashingtonCoPA Deeds 1U-777]

Ohio Co VA Deeds 7-77, dated 3 Oct 1810:
This Indenture made this 3rd day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ten between Stephen Cox and Mayard Cox his wife of Jefferson County and State of Ohio of the one part and William Todd of Washington County and State of Pennsylvania of the other part, Witnesseth that the said Stephen Cox and Mayard Cox his wife for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to them in hand paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged by the said Stephen Cox and Mayard his wife doth hereby give grant bargain sell and convey and by these presents do give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said William Todd his heirs and assigns a certain tract or parcel of land being part of two surveys one of which surveys contained four hundred acres and was made in the name of Jacob Lentz as will more fully appear by reference being had to a grant issued by the Register of the land Office for the said 400 acres of land which survey of land was conveyed to the said John Brie by said Link, the other survey which this deed includes a part of was for 24 acres made for Arch Wood and a grant issued to said John Brie assignee of Wood for said 24 acres as will more fully appear by reference being had to the grant issued for the same and conveyed by said Brie to said Cox, which tract of land which is hereby sold and conveyed contains by estimation ninety two acres and is situated on the waters of Middle Wheeling Creek and is bounded followeth (to wit), Beginning at a White Oak one of the original corners of Link's survey thence South three degrees East 160 poles to a White oak in Walter Dubhanan line thence leaving said line N 82 degrees 897 poles to a white oak thence N 140 poles to a White oak thence N 37 degrees W 97 poles to the beginning, together with all ways waters woods priviledges advantages and appurtenances whatsoever thereunto belonging to have and to hold the said tract of land containing 92 acres with all its appurtenances to the said William Todd his heirs and assigns forever and the said Stephen Cox and Mayant Cox his wife for themselves their heirs executors administrators doth covenant to and with the said William Todd his heirs and assigns that he Stephen Cox and Mayart his wife and their heirs the said bargained and sold premises with all its appurtenances to the said William Todd his heirs and assigns shall and will warrant and forever hereafter defend against all and every person or persons lawfully claiming whatsoever. In Witness whereof the said Stephen Cox and Mayant Cox his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first written. Stephen Cox. Mayard Cox.
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of
A true copy from the original which was acknowledged on Court at November Term 1810 by Stephen Cox and Mayard his wife parties thereto and ordered to be recorded and at the same time the said Mayart being privately examined relinquished her right of dower. Test: Moses Chapline. [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 7-77]

Washington Co deeds 1W-622, 21 Mar 1811:
This Indenture made this twenty first day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eleven, by and between William Todd and Elizabeth his wife of Finley Township in the County of Washington and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania of the one part and John Irie of the County and State aforesaid of the other part, Witnesseth that the said William Todd for the consideration of the sum of two hundred and fifty five Dollars to him in hand paid by the said John Irie the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged hath and hereby doth fully and absolutely grant bargain sell release convey and confirm unto the said John Irie and his heirs and assigns forever a certain plantation and tract of land lying and being situated on the Ston Gose(?) fork of Buffalo Creek in the Township and County aforesaid and bounded as follows, to wit, Beginning at a white oak, thence by land of Philip Bartas north eighty two and one half degrees east two hundred and seven perches to a dogwood thence north six degrees west seven perches to a dogwood thence by lands of Hugh Kerr north forty degrees west one hundred and twenty two perches to a dead red oak, thence by land of the heirs of Archibald Brownlee south forty six degrees west forty eight perches to a white oak and south sixty degrees west one hundred and thirteen perches to a sugar tree and thence by land of Samuel Byers south ten degrees east thirty eight perches to the place of beginning Containing eighty five acres and eighty nine perches, It being a part of a tract of land granted to the descendants of Michael Kuntz deceased in trust for his heirs by patent dated the 4th day of April 1804 and they the said heirs transferred their respective claims in the aforesaid tract unto the said Jacob Kuntz and conveyed by the said Jacob Kuntz to the said William Todd by deed of conveyance bearing date the twenty seventy day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nine all of which will more full and at large appear deference being had to the records of said County, To have and To hold the said described tract of land and premises with the appurtenances unto the said John Irie to the only proper use and behoof of him the said John Irie and his heirs and assigns forever, and the said William Todd and Elizabeth his wife doth hereby covenant and bind themselves and their heirs administrators and assigns firmly by these presents to warrant and defend the said John Irie and his heirs and assigns forever in the full and peaceable possession of the said described tract of land and premises against the lawful claim of all persons whatsoever claiming or to claim. In Witness whereof the said William Todd and Elizabeth his wife hath hereunto set their hands and seals the day and the year first above written. William Todd. Elizabeth Todd.
Signed Sealed and delivered in the presence of us, Joseph Henderson, Mary Henderson
On the day the date hereof received the consideration money within mentioned from John Irie received by me. William Todd. Test Joseph Henderson.
Washington County SS: Before me, Joseph Henderson, Esq, one the Commonwealth Justices of the peace in and for said County came William Todd and Elizabeth his wife grantors to the within deed and instrument of writing and acknowledged the same as their act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned, and desired that the same may be entered on record as such, the wife being by me examined separate and apart from her said husband says that she signed the same of her own free will and consent without fear or constraint of her said husband. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day of the date hereof. Joseph Henderson.
Recorded and compared with Original, the 23rd day of March, Anno Domini, 1813. [Ref: WashingtonCoPA Deeds 1W-622]

Ohio Co VA Deeds 8-338, dated 26 Apr 1815:
This Indenture made this twenty sixth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and fifteen Between Andrew Gillespie of Ohio County and State of Virginia and Nancy his wife of the one part and William Todd of the aforesaid County and State, Witnesseth that said Andrew Gillespie and Nancy his wife for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred and three Dollars and fifty cents to be paid at the sealing of these presents doth grant bargain sell and convey and hath by these presents granted Bargained sold and Conveyed unto the said William Todd his heirs and assigns a certain piece and parcel of land together with all its appurtenances Bounded as followith, viz, Beginning at a Spanish Oak in the State line therein North fifty five and one half degrees West fifteen poles and sixty six hundreths facir(?) pole chains to a stake corner to John Smith thence South twenty six and a half degrees West three and eighth hundreths chains to a stone corner to Wm Baynold thence with his line North sixty five and a half degrees West twenty eight and eighty two hundreths chains to a stone, thence south one half degree east sixteen and sixty seven hundreths chains to a white oak corner to said Todd, thence South eighty eight and three fourth degrees East forty and twenty two hundreths chains passing another corner of said Todd to the Beginning, Containing thirty five acres and three fourths, Now this Indenture witnesseth that they said Andrew Gillespie and his wife Nancy for and in consideration of the aforesaid sum paid them in hand hath bargained sell and convey unto the said William Todd his heirs and assigns for ever all that above described piece or parcel of land with its appurtenances the said Andrew Gillespie and Nancy his wife Covenant and promise to and with the said William Todd that the said Andrew Gillespie and Nancy his wife their heirs Executors Administrators unto the said William Todd his heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns all the above described piece or parcel of land with its appurtenances Shall and will warrant forever defend against themselves and their heirs and every other person or persons lawfully claiming the same or any part thereof. In testimony whereof the said Andrew Gillespie and Nancy his wife have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals. Andrew (X) Gillespie. Nancy (X) Gillespie.
In presence of John Smith, Wm Brownlee.
I do certify that the above is a true copy from the original deed which was acknowledged before me in my office on the 28th day of September 1815 by Andrew Gillespie party thereto who desired that the same might be recorded. Test: Wm Chapline. [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 8-338]

Ohio Co VA Deeds 10-211, dated 24 Mar 1820:
Know All men by these presents that I William Todd of Ohio County and State of Virginia in consideration of the sum of $157.39 cents lawful money of the United States of America paid to me by William Sawhill of Buffaloe township Washington County and State of Pennsylvania, the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge do hereby give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said William Sawhill his heirs and assigns forever, a certain tract of land lying on the waters of Wheeling Creek in Ohio County and State of Virginia bounded as follows (to wit) Beginning at a White Oak S 57 degrees E 93 perches to a White Oak thence N 26 degrees E 35 and one half perches to a stone thence N 46 degrees W 154 perches to a white oak thence S 134 perches to the beginning containing 55 acres, being part of a tract of land granted to Andrew Robison by patent bearing date who conveyed to John Wilson and conveyed by said John Wilson to Daniel & Andrew Gillespie and by them conveyed to William Todd; To have and to hold the said granted bargained premises with the priviledges and appurtainances thereof, to the said William Sawhill his heirs and assigns to his and their use and behoof forever, And I the said William Todd for myself my heirs executors and administrators do covenant with the said William Sawhill his heirs and assigns that I am lawfully Seized in fee of the premises that they are free of all incumbrances that I have good right to sell and convey the same to the said William Sawhill to hold as aforesaid, and that I will warrant and defend the same to the said William Sawhill his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons, Provided Nevertheless that if I the said William Todd my heirs executors or administrators, shall well and truly pay to the said William Sawhill his heirs executors administrators or assigns the full and just sum of $157.39 cents lawfull money of the United States on or before the 24th day of September next ensuing the date hereof, with lawfull interest for the same untill paid, then this deed as also a certain note bearing even date with these presents Given by me to the said William Sawhill conditioned to pay the same Sum and interest at the time aforesaid shall be void, otherwise shall remain in full force and virtue. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 24th day of March in the year of our Lord 1820. William Todd.
Witness present John Simpson, Charles McRoberts.
I do hereby certify that the above is a true copy of the original which was acknowledged in the office by William Todd on the 28th day of April 1820 for record. Test: William Chapline Jr. [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 10-211]

Text of will, from Will Book 3-8, dated 13 Apr 1828, proved Oct term 1828:
In the name of God Amen Know all men by these presents that I William Todd of Ohio County Virginia being in a low condition of body but of Sound Mind and Memory do make and ordain this my last will and testament, First, I will and bequeath to My beloved wife Elizabeth all my real and personal estate until the youngest Child is twenty one years of age for the purpose of Raising and supporting and schooling the Children and for her own support and after this period arrives She is to have a support from the place. 2nd I bequeath to my Son William if it can be spared after paying my just debts a horse creature at the discretion of his mother and the like bequest to my son James when he is twenty one years of age on the same conditions. 3rd It is my desire that finally my property with the exceptions of the above bequests shall be equally divided among My Children. 4th I hereby constitute my wife Elizabeth Executrix and My son John Executor of this my will and testament, In witness of this being my free act and deed I hereunto sign and seal this 13th of April 1828. William Todd seal. presence of John A Smith, Hugh Brownlee, John Bushfield.
I do certify that the above will is a true copy of the original which was proven in Court at October Term 1828, as and for the last will and testament of William Todd deceased, by the oaths of John A Smith and Hugh Brownlee two of the Subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. Wm Chapline, C.O.C. [Ref: OhioCoWV Wills 3-8]

Ohio Co VA Deeds 15-334, dated 6 Jan 1830:
This Indenture made and entered into this sixth day of January 1830 between William Sawhill of the first part and the heirs of William Todd deceased of the other part, witnesseth that whereas the said William Todd in his lifetime did by a Deed of Mortgage dated the 24th day of March 1820 convey to the said William Sawhill a certain tract of land in the County of Ohio on the waters of Wheeling Creek containing fifty five acres to become the payment of one hundred and fifty seven dollars and thirty nine cents as mentioned in said Deed, and whereas the said sum of money has been fully paid off and discharged by the heirs of the said William Todd, Now this Indenture witnesseth that the said William Sawhill for and in consideration of the payment aforesaid doth grant bargain sell and release to the heirs of the said William Todd all the interest right title property claim and demand either in law or equity which he the said William Sawhill hath or might have in and to the tract of land aforesaid in consequence of the said Deed. In testimony whereof the said William Sawhill hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year first above written. William Sawhill.
I do certify that the above deed is a true copy of the original which was by me admitted to Record on the sixth day of January 1830 upon the acknowledgement of William Sawhill party thereto made before me in my office. Test. Wm Chapline. [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 15-334]

Ohio Co VA Deeds 21-318, dated 25 Mar 1836:
This Indenture made this 25th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty six between John Todd of Ohio County and William Todd of Washington County, James Sawhill and Mary his wife of the same place, James Todd of this County, Wallace Todd of the same, and Hugh Brown and Jane his wife of the state of Ohio, the heirs of William Todd, late of this County, deceased, of the one part, and Daniel McDaniel of Washington County of the other part, Whereas by deed of Conveyance the said William Todd for the consideration of one hundred and twenty Dollars to him in hand paid, did bargain, grant and sell to James Maxwell, of Washington County Pennsylvania a certain piece of parcel of Land lying in the County aforesaid, adjoining Land of the said James Maxwell, Thomas Myers, and the said William Todd, And bounded as follows, viz, Beginning at a Spanish Oak in the State line corner to Myers and running with his line North seventy five degrees West sixty eight poles to a white oak, thence North twenty six East forty poles to a dogwood stake, thence South forty two degrees East sixty three poles to the place of beginning, containing eight acres more or less, And whereas the said recited indenture from the said William Todd to the said John Maxwell has not been recorded in Ohio County aforesaid where said land is situated, and the time fixed by law for recording said deeds, to give it validity, long expired, whereby the title of the said James Maxwell is defective, And whereas the said James Maxwell has sold the said piece or parcel of ground to the aforesaid Daniel McDaniel and for which he (Maxwell) is unable to make a sufficient title. Now therefore this Indenture witnesseth that the said John Todd William Todd James Sawhill and Mary his wife, James Todd, Wallace Todd, and Hugh Brown and Jane his wife, amicably and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars paid the said William Todd as above stated, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, doth by these presents grant, bargain, and sell, release, convey and confirm, unto the said Daniel McDaniel his heirs and assigns, all the rights title interest claim and demands whatsoever both at law and in equity to the said parcel of land herein before described, And the said John Todd, William Todd, James Sawhill and Mary his wife, James Todd, Wallace Todd, and Hugh Brown and Jane his wife and all such of them as they subscribe their names hereunto, against them, their heirs, executors and administrators, against any of the above named, who may not affix their names to these presents, and against all the minor heirs of William Todd, will warrant and forever defend. In Testimony of which we have hereunto set our hands and seals this day and year first above written. John Todd. William Todd. James Todd, Wallace Todd, Thomas Todd.
In the presence of us, Isaac Mars, Hugh Armstrong
Washington County SS. Personally came before us, two of the Justices of the Peace for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and County aforesaid, John Todd, William Todd, James Todd, Thomas Todd and Wallace Todd, and severally acknowledged that they had signed the annexed release or deed, as and for their act and deed, and desiring that the same might be recorded as such, according to law. In Testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and Seals, the twenty third day of March, A.D 1836. Isaac Mays, Hugh Armstrong.
Virginia, Ohio County Court Clerks Office, August 17, 1836
This day and this agreement in my office for and the same, is on the certificate thereto annexed, admitted accordingly. John McClusky. [WTM: note that James Sawhill and Mary, and Hugh Brown and Jane, didn't sign the deed, and no statement about release of dower, but there is a signature of Thomas Todd, who was not listed as a grantor. Sloppy]
[Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 21-318]

Ohio Co VA Deeds 33-505, dated 23 Sep 1847:
This Indenture made the Twenty third of September one thousand eight hundred and forty seven between John Todd William Todd Wallace Thomas Todd Joseph Todd James Sawhill and Mary his wife Hugh Brown and Jane his wife and John Cunningham and Martha his wife, All heirs at law of the estate of William Todd Deceased of Ohio County and State of Virginia of the one part and James Todd of the County and State aforesaid of the other part, Witnesseth that the said parties of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars to each of them in hand paid by the said James Todd the Receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge and thereof acquit and forever discharge the said James Todd his heirs executors and Administrators by these presents have granted bargained sold and confirmed unto the said James todd his heirs and assigns all their rights titles and interest in and to a certain tract of land containing one hundred and eighteen acres in Ohio County (of which William Todd deceased seized and possessed) Situate on the waters of Middle Wheeling Creek and adjoining lands of Hugh Brown, Lu(?), Walter Brehanans and others, To have and to hold the said tract of land unto the said James todd his heirs and assigns forever. It Witness whereof the parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the date first above written. Thomas Todd, Joseph Todd, James Sawhill, Mary Sawhill, Hugh Brown, Jane Brown, John Todd, Martha Cunningham, John Cunningham.
State of Ohio, Guernsey County SS. Before us two Justice of the peace in and for said County personally appeared John Todd, James Sawhill and Mary his wife, Hugh Brown and Jane his wife, John Cunningham and Martha his wife and acknowledged the signing and sealing of the within to be their voluntary act and deed and the said mary Sawhill and Jane Brown and Martha Cunningham being at the same time by us examined separate and aprt fromtheir said Husbands and the contents of within Instrument made known to them by us they then declared that they did voluntarily sign seal and acknowledge the same and that they are still satisfied therewith. This 12th day of February 1848. James Lesley, John
Virginia. Be it remembered that on the 4th day of March the foregoing deed was presented to me James Collack Clerk of County in my office certified as above admitted to record. Test. James Collock. [Ref: OhioCoVA Deeds 33-505]

Letter from William N. Todd to neice, Mrs. D. S. (Hazel) Meaden, 429 Williams Blvd, Springfield, IL, from Crestline, Ohio, April 1916
My Grandfather William Todd never left any family tree records that I ever heard of except what was verbal. Grandfather William died when my father James was about 16 years old with only a few days sickness. Grandfather Wm was conceded the most powerful man in all the community. He was drafted to be a soldier in the War of 1812; was gone several weeks but did not reach the front before peace was proclaimed and he was mustered out. My grandmothers name before married, was Betty Neely. She had two sisters and three brothers, all of whom I knew well. As to grandfathers brothers and sisters I could not say how many but evidently several.
A little colony Neelys' Todds, Gillespys' kindreds migrated from Ireland. They first settled near Philadelphia where they landed, I believe Westchester County. From this place they separated. Some of the Todds going up the Hudson N.Y., some to Ky, some to some of the counties east of Pittsburgh. Grandfather William Todd, the Neelys', and Gilespy coming to near Claysville, Washington County, PA. After a short sojourn, grandfather Todd purchased the old farm home near West Alexander, Pa., just over the Ohio border into Pa. They moved when father was 7 years old [1816]. Grandfather then built the largest and finest hewn two story log house in the whole country, together with a then-largest weaving shop. Running four imported weavers looms. He was a professional weaver by trade in Ireland, and his children (my uncles and aunts) William, John, Dorcas, Jane, Mary, and Martha were all expert weavers, and paid for the old farm by weaving linens of all grades up to 95 threads to the inch - fine. And flannels, blankets for home use, as well as woolsey-lincy that went to England. Growing the wool and the flax on the farm and preparing it all by hand (without any machinery) to make the product. Many a time, grandmothers spinning wheel was sung me to sleep when I was a child. [Ref: William Todd 4/1916]

letter from Dr. Frank L. Todd, March 20, 1935
I have lived in Pittsburgh since 1888, until last October when I had a severe attack of Angina Pectoris which compelled me to stop all work. In August 1898, I spent a week in Wilmington, Del. While there, I met a Doctor John Todd, and in conversation with him, got the following information. He was then 80 years old. I was 37. He told me that William Todd who married Elizabeth Neely was his uncle. His father John Todd and William Todd were brothers. That these ancestors came from Ireland to America later in November 1754; landed at New London, Conn., where they remained that winter and going then to some place in New Jersey where they remained for three years. They then divided to go west and went to Lancaster Co, PA, where they remained until after the Revolutionary War. There was a large colony of them and land in Lancaster Co cost too much for them, so the colony split - one part going to Delaware, and then on into Virginia. The other part went on into (west) Westmoreland Co, PA, from this colony, a smaller one split off and proceeded farther west into what is now Washington, Co, Pa. Stopping about one mile south of the present borough of Claysville, and there my father James Sawhill was born. The 7th of 10 children. When James was 3 years old, Grandfather (Wm Todd and Eliz Neely) again moved across the line into the panhandle of Virginia, Ohio County. In this colony were the names Neely, Byers, McDonald, Yates, Sawhill, Larrimor, Lughlin, Smith, Todd, Sutherlands, McCoy, Craig, Stewarts, Gillespie, and others. [Ref: Frank Todd 3/20/1935]

another letter from Dr. Frank Todd, date unknown:
At the close of the war, the government made some trouble over the distribution of land and many farmers were ejected. They heard that land was cheap in the western part of the state, so they decided to hasten thither. The colony kept together for safety and to keep from getting lost in the dense forests. The whole colony traveled partly on foot and partly on horseback - their goods carried in packsaddles.
The reason for the location near West Alexander, Pa, is that some kin of William Todd and Elzabeth Neely had settled in the vacinity of Five Ridges (West Alexander); some land was to be had by pre-emption or homesteading; the land was good and the Colonists tired from their long trek from Lancaster, decided to settle there. [Ref: Frank Todd c1935]

John Todd and wife, Mary Gillespie, lived in Milltown Co Antrim, Ireland, and were linen weavers. Their sons John and William emigrated to this country first and were followed by James and George. They settled in Maryland it is reported -- also a record says they settled in Chester Co. PA.
How long they lived in either place is not known but early in the years of the 1800's William bought a farm in Virginia the nearest town being West Alexander, Pa. Here he set up a linen weaving establishment fine linens and linsy-woolsy which they sold in England. William died when his son James was a small boy. William enlisted in the war of 1812 but did not see active service.
Milltown, Ireland, is now a part of Belfast according to report.
George Todd settled in Kentucky and no trace of him has been found. [Ref: TODD Family]



Pedigree of William TODD
          /-----John TODD
 /-----John TODD
William TODD
|         /-----James GILLESPIE
 \-----Mary Elizabeth GILLESPIE
          \-----Elizabeth RIDDLE



Descendants of William TODD

1. William TODD m. Elizabeth NEELY

m. Elizabeth NEELY father: John NEELY mother: Elizabeth WIGTON

2+ John TODD m1. Mary CUNNINGHAM m2. Jane BRICE

3 William TODD

4+ Mary TODD m. James SAWHILL

5+ James Sawhill TODD m. Mary BYERS

6+ Jane TODD m. Hugh BROWN

7 Dorcas TODD

8 Wallace TODD

9 Thomas TODD m. Susan M SMITH

10+ Martha TODD m. John CUNNINGHAM

11+ Joseph TODD m. Mary (TODD)

2nd generation

2. John TODD m1. Mary CUNNINGHAM m2. Jane BRICE

m. Mary CUNNINGHAM

m. Jane BRICE

12 Mary TODD m. (Unk) THOMPSON

13 William TODD

14 John TODD

4. Mary TODD m. James SAWHILL

m. James SAWHILL father: Alexander SAWHILL mother: Mary NEELY

15 Dorcas SAWHILL

16 William Todd SAWHILL m. Nan POWERS

17 Mary Elizabeth SAWHILL

18+ James Alexander SAWHILL m. Margaret Virginia BRUNNER

19 Samuel Hare SAWHILL m. Attalia Alfretta PRINTZ

20+ John McCurdy SAWHILL m1. Sarah Marie McKNIGHT m2. Mary Janette SYMON

21 Mary Jane SAWHILL

22 Sarah Narcissa SAWHILL m. Jeremiah R RHODES

23+ Susan Valissa SAWHILL m. John Andrew MAGEE

24+ Joseph Todd SAWHILL m. Alice Ann McCARTHY

5. James Sawhill TODD m. Mary BYERS

m. Mary BYERS father: Thomas BYERS mother: Margaret HAMILTON

25+ William Neely TODD m. Charlotte LAWSON

26 Thomas Milton TODD m. Alice ADRIAN

27 Mary Elizabeth TODD

28+ John Smith TODD m. Maria Elizabeth LAUGHLIN

29+ Mary Caroline TODD m. Henry Giles Rev BLAYNEY

30+ James Hamilton TODD m. Maud HOWARD

31 Joseph Stevenson TODD m. Elizabeth B McCONAUGHEY

32+ Margaret Byers TODD m. John C Rev SCOTT

33+ Alexander Ranois TODD m. Stella TRIMBLEY

34 Hetty Jane TODD m. John H BROWN

35 Laura Virginia TODD

36 Frank Lester Dr TODD m. Ida KLEBER

37+ Emma Belle TODD m. Elijah Thomas MOORE

6. Jane TODD m. Hugh BROWN

m. Hugh BROWN

38 William BROWN

39 Hannah BROWN

40 Mary BROWN

41 Elizabeth BROWN

42 Martha BROWN

43 Henry BROWN

44 Joseph BROWN

10. Martha TODD m. John CUNNINGHAM

m. John CUNNINGHAM

45 Elizabeth CUNNINGHAM

46 Amanda CUNNINGHAM

47 William W CUNNINGHAM

48 Magaret CUNNINGHAM

11. Joseph TODD m. Mary (TODD)

m. Mary (TODD)

49 Thomas TODD

3rd generation

18. James Alexander SAWHILL m. Margaret Virginia BRUNNER

m. Margaret Virginia BRUNNER father: John BRUNER mother: Mary McQUAID

50 Mary Agnes SAWHILL m1. James Roney DAGUE m2. George C DINNIN m3. Austin C TURPIN

51 Charles Clifton SAWHILL m. Cora May MILLER

52 Frank Merritt SAWHILL

53 Laura Gertrude SAWHILL m. William Robert LENTZ

54 Bertha Lillian SAWHILL m. Edwin Jewel LENTZ

55 John Bruner Arthur SAWHILL

20. John McCurdy SAWHILL m1. Sarah Marie McKNIGHT m2. Mary Janette SYMON

m. Sarah Marie McKNIGHT

56+ Clarence Vinton SAWHILL m1. Bird Elizabeth WOOD m2. Lucinda Sarah WOOD

57 Lelia Gertrude SAWHILL m. Delphue Brown Dr VIRTUE; Delphue Brown Dr VIRTUE

58 Edith Blanch SAWHILL m. Delphue Brown Dr VIRTUE; Delphue Brown Dr VIRTUE

59 Roy Bronson SAWHILL

m. Mary Janette SYMON

23. Susan Valissa SAWHILL m. John Andrew MAGEE

m. John Andrew MAGEE

60 Bronson Roy MAGEE

24. Joseph Todd SAWHILL m. Alice Ann McCARTHY

m. Alice Ann McCARTHY

61 Charles Alexander McDonald SAWHILL m. Viola BOND

62 Frieda SAWHILL m1. Clarence E DENNY m2. John Shelby LOVELACE

63 Mable SAWHILL m. William Hamilton MACKEY

64+ Aline SAWHILL m. Louis STRUTZ

25. William Neely TODD m. Charlotte LAWSON

m. Charlotte LAWSON

65 Clarence TODD

66 Harold TODD

67 Herbert W Dr TODD m1. Leo LONG m2. Magdalena Elizabeth KNIERIM

68 Bessie TODD

69 Joseph TODD

28. John Smith TODD m. Maria Elizabeth LAUGHLIN

m. Maria Elizabeth LAUGHLIN father: John LAUGHLIN mother: Edna C GILLETT

70+ Charles Milton TODD m. Cora Elizabeth CHEUVRONT

71+ James Morillo Rev TODD m. Ina Lucretia ROBERTS

72 Paul Jerome Dr TODD m. Margaret STRATHIS

73+ Mary Edna TODD m. William McARTHUR

74+ Minnie Laura TODD m. Allen Joseph DeLAY

29. Mary Caroline TODD m. Henry Giles Rev BLAYNEY

m. Henry Giles Rev BLAYNEY father: Charles BLAYNEY mother: Nancy FARIS

75+ Frederick Hamilton Dr BLAYNEY m. Grace R BEYMER

76 Mary Grace BLAYNEY

77+ Nancy Elizabeth BLAYNEY m. Joseph Vance McKELVEY

30. James Hamilton TODD m. Maud HOWARD

m. Maud HOWARD father: Benjamin F HOWARD

78 Madeline TODD m. R Roy COWLES

79+ James Hamilton Jr TODD m. Gwendolen WOODWARD

32. Margaret Byers TODD m. John C Rev SCOTT

m. John C Rev SCOTT

80 Mary Eva SCOTT

81 Walter Todd SCOTT

82 James Artemas SCOTT

33. Alexander Ranois TODD m. Stella TRIMBLEY

m. Stella TRIMBLEY

83 Netty Ryan TODD

84 Homer TODD

85 Hazel TODD m. (Unk) MEADEN

86 Howard TODD

37. Emma Belle TODD m. Elijah Thomas MOORE

m. Elijah Thomas MOORE father: William MOORE mother: Margaret Elizabeth REED

87 E MOORE

88+ William Todd MOORE m. Bessie Florence BROWN

89+ Frank Lester MOORE m. Alice RICHARDSON

90+ Dorothy Byers MOORE m. Charles Vernon EDGAR

4th generation

56. Clarence Vinton SAWHILL m1. Bird Elizabeth WOOD m2. Lucinda Sarah WOOD

m. Bird Elizabeth WOOD

91 Marjorie Elizabeth SAWHILL m. Edward Harding MARSH

92 John McKnight SAWHILL

93 Sarah Helen SAWHILL m. Hedges Spelman FREEMAN

94 Dorothy Alice SAWHILL

95 Mary Todd SAWHILL m. Thomas Wells FERGUSON

m. Lucinda Sarah WOOD

64. Aline SAWHILL m. Louis STRUTZ

m. Louis STRUTZ

96 Ermalee STRUTZ m. Walter J HICKEL

70. Charles Milton TODD m. Cora Elizabeth CHEUVRONT

m. Cora Elizabeth CHEUVRONT father: Oscar CHEUVRONT mother: Angeline LAW

97 Mary Elizabeth TODD

98+ Charles Cheuvront TODD m. Nora May ROGERS

71. James Morillo Rev TODD m. Ina Lucretia ROBERTS

m. Ina Lucretia ROBERTS

99 John William TODD m1. Jean OSBORNE m2. Madeline COLE

100 James Morillo TODD

101+ Edna Jean TODD m. Milton Hay AMOS

102+ Paul E TODD m. Living ETHERIDGE

73. Mary Edna TODD m. William McARTHUR

m. William McARTHUR

103 Esther May McARTHUR m. (Unk) TUPPER

104 Charles Edward McARTHUR

105 Marion Elizabeth McARTHUR m. (Unk) WYMAN

106 William Todd McARTHUR

74. Minnie Laura TODD m. Allen Joseph DeLAY

m. Allen Joseph DeLAY

107 Joseph Todd DeLAY

108 Ruth Allene DeLAY

75. Frederick Hamilton Dr BLAYNEY m. Grace R BEYMER

m. Grace R BEYMER

109 Anna Elizabeth BLAYNEY

110+ Fredrick Arthur BLAYNEY m. Living GOODELL

77. Nancy Elizabeth BLAYNEY m. Joseph Vance McKELVEY

m. Joseph Vance McKELVEY

111 Nancy Elizabeth McKELVEY

79. James Hamilton Jr TODD m. Gwendolen WOODWARD

m. Gwendolen WOODWARD

112+ Frank Woodward TODD m. Elizabeth (TODD)

113+ James Hamilton III TODD m. Virginia LEE

88. William Todd MOORE m. Bessie Florence BROWN

m. Bessie Florence BROWN father: William Jacob BROWN mother: Mildred Mae MYERS

114+ Marilyn June MOORE m. Harry Hadlin Jr MARSHALL

115+ Joyce Brown MOORE m. Hampton Parton III ABNEY

89. Frank Lester MOORE m. Alice RICHARDSON

m. Alice RICHARDSON

116+ Living MOORE m. Charles Earl Jr SCHOLL

90. Dorothy Byers MOORE m. Charles Vernon EDGAR

m. Charles Vernon EDGAR father: Thaddeus EDGAR mother: Ellen ANKROM

117+ Virginia Todd EDGAR m. Robert Thomas GEBHARDT

5th generation

98. Charles Cheuvront TODD m. Nora May ROGERS

m. Nora May ROGERS

118 Living TODD

119 Living TODD

120 Zelma TODD m. Living RATHJE

121 Living TODD

122+ Arthur M TODD m. Living KURTZ

123 Living TODD m. Living BRIANT

124 Living TODD

101. Edna Jean TODD m. Milton Hay AMOS

m. Milton Hay AMOS father: John Joshua AMOS mother: Maria Edith MASSEY

125 Living AMOS

126 Living AMOS

127 Living AMOS

102. Paul E TODD m. Living ETHERIDGE

m. Living ETHERIDGE father: Thomas ETHERIDGE

128+ Living TODD m. Living BETZELBERGER

129 Living TODD m. Living BORDERS

110. Fredrick Arthur BLAYNEY m. Living GOODELL

m. Living GOODELL

130 Living BLAYNEY

131 Living BLAYNEY

132 Living BLAYNEY

133 Living BLAYNEY

134 Living BLAYNEY

135 Living BLAYNEY

112. Frank Woodward TODD m. Elizabeth (TODD)

m. Elizabeth (TODD)

136 Living TODD m. Living SCUDDER

137 Living TODD m. Living WATSON

138 Living TODD

139 Living TODD m. Living BEESING

140 Living TODD

141 Living TODD

113. James Hamilton III TODD m. Virginia LEE

m. Virginia LEE father: Arthur LEE mother: Katherine (LEE)

142+ Living TODD m.

114. Marilyn June MOORE m. Harry Hadlin Jr MARSHALL

m. Harry Hadlin Jr MARSHALL father: Harry Hadlin MARSHALL mother: Rue Ardath HARPSTER

143+ Living MARSHALL m. Living COHEN

144 Linda Sue MARSHALL

145+ Living MARSHALL m. Living PUGH

115. Joyce Brown MOORE m. Hampton Parton III ABNEY

m. Hampton Parton III ABNEY father: Hampton Parton Jr ABNEY mother: Dorothy Nell McKEE

146+ Living ABNEY m. Living FORD

147 Living ABNEY m. Living (ABNEY)

148 Living ABNEY m. Living El-Behairy

149+ Living ABNEY m. Living (ABNEY)

116. Living MOORE m. Charles Earl Jr SCHOLL

m. Charles Earl Jr SCHOLL

150+ Living SCHOLL m. Living ALLEN

151+ Living SCHOLL m. Living CHESKY

152+ Living SCHOLL m. Living PETRACILLO

153 Living SCHOLL

117. Virginia Todd EDGAR m. Robert Thomas GEBHARDT

m. Robert Thomas GEBHARDT father: Living GEBHARDT

154+ Living GEBHARDT m. Living LUTZ

155+ Living GEBHARDT m. Living NAU

156+ Living GEBHARDT m1. Thomas BARRETT m2. Living (UNKNOWN) m3. Living (UNKNOWN) m4. Barry LITMAN