Elizabeth

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• Fact 3: Bef 1654; Married Second, Tobias, Horton

Elizabeth married John Taylor in 1637 in Worthenby, Flintshire, Wales. John (son of Thomas Taylor) was born on 10 Aug 1607 in Pennington Castle, Cumberland, England; died in Jan 1652 in , Lancaster, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 2: To Va, Bef 1650

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• Fact 1: V4RH-XF
• Fact 2: Bef 1650, To Va

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• Fact 1: 14V5-M66
• Fact 3: 25 Feb 1625; Worthenby, Flint, Wales

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• Fact 1: 21R5-Z6
• Name: John TAYLOR
• Fact 3: 12 Sep 1627; Worthenby, Flint, Wales

Family/Spouse: Alice Gascoyne. Alice was born in 1630 in Wicomoco, Northumberland, Virginia, USA; died in 1702 in , Northumberland, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: V4RJ-0Q
• Fact 2: To Va, Bef 1650
• Fact 3: Bef 1650; To, Va

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• Fact 1: 14V5-M9S
• Fact 3: 14 May 1631; Worthenby, Flint, Wales

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• Fact 3: 1635; Arrived in 1635 on the Truelove

James married Mary Gregory on 10 Aug 1682 in , Caroline, Virginia, USA. Mary (daughter of John Gregory and Elizabeth Bishop) was born in 1665 in , Essex, Virginia, USA; died on 30 Apr 1698 in Bowling Green, Caroline, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 3: 1648; Va, With, Parents

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• Fact 1: V4RJ-5L

Eliza married Edmond Basye in 1671 in , Northumberland, Virginia, USA. Edmond was born in 1645 in , , , France; died on 18 Mar 1724 in , Northumberland, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: 2HLP-RS
• Fact 2: Hare Forest Cem, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va

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• Fact 1: NLFH-NR
• Fact 2: Hare Forest Cem, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va

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• Fact 1: 2HLP-S0

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• Fact 1: 14BX-2GF
• Fact 2: Hare Forest Cem, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va

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• Fact 1: 2HLP-T5
• Fact 2: 1803; Hare Forest Cem, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va

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• Fact 1: 197X-8Q5
• Fact 2: Hare Forest Cem, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va

Mary married Henry Pendleton on 6 Aug 1701 in , King and Queen, Virginia, USA. Henry (son of Phillip Nathaniel Pendleton and Isabella Elizabeth Hurt) was born on 15 May 1683 in St Stephens, King William, Virginia, USA; died on 4 Mar 1721 in Bowling Green, Caroline, Virginia, USA; was buried in Hare Forest Cemetery, Bowling Green, Caroline, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: 2HLP-WH

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• Fact 1: 2HLP-ZT
• Fact 2: Hare Forest Cem, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va

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• Fact 1: 2HLQ-00

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• Name: John Powell TAYLOR

John married Catherine Pendleton on 14 Feb 1716 in , Granville, North Carolina, USA. Catherine (daughter of Phillip Nathaniel Pendleton and Isabella Elizabeth Hurt) was born on 8 Dec 1699 in , King and Queen, Virginia, USA; died on 26 Jul 1774 in , Granville, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Isaac married Elizabeth Pope on 7 Jan 1689 in , Northumberland, Virginia, USA. Elizabeth (daughter of John Pope and Elizabeth Ann Ball) was born in 1671 in , Northumberland, Virginia, USA; died in Oct 1739 in , Northumberland, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: 8P4F-RV
• Fact 2: Hare Forest Cem, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va
• Fact 3: 8 Jan 1727; Lancaster, Virginia

James married Elizabeth Coleman on 8 Jan 1727 in , Lancaster, Virginia, USA. Elizabeth died in 1769. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married Mary Lyall on 8 Nov 1727 in , Lancaster, Virginia, USA. Mary was born about 1711 in , Lancaster, Virginia, USA; died in 1769. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: MS65-LP
• Fact 9: Va Historical Magazine Vol 33 pg 282, vol 39, pg 277-8

Family/Spouse: Martha Ruffin. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: 8P4D-QK

Isabella married Nn Gaines in 1730 in , Culpeper, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: 8P4F-VD
• Fact 2: 1793

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth Clayton Anderson. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: 8P4F-T7
• Fact 2: 1803; Hare Forest Cem, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va

Mary married James Gaines in 1734 in , Madison, Virginia, USA. James was born in 1709; died in 1785. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: 8P4F-WK

Family/Spouse: Sarah Madison. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: James. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: William Harwood. William was born in 1740; died in 1779. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 1: 8P4F-XQ
• Fact 2: 1803; Hare Forest Cem, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va

Notes:

Although Edmund did not see active duty during the Revolutionary War he was given the rank of honorary Colonel for all he did
during the war.

Edmund Pendleton grandson of Philip and Isabell (Hurt) Pendleton was born Sept. 9, 1721 in Caroline county,
Virginia. His parents were Henry and Mary Bishop (Taylor) Pendleton. Although Edmund received no formal
education, he rose to be come a famous jurist of his time. In his early life he had the opportunity to study law with
the clerk of Caroline county where he was assistant clerk. Edmund received his license to practice law in 1744.
1.1751 served as justice of the peace.
2.1752-1774 served as a member of the Virginia house of burgesses.
3.He declared the stamp act unconstitutional, and that it did not bind the inhabitants of Virginia.
4.1773 served as a member of the committee of correspondence.
5.1774 served as a member of the colonial convention.
6.
7.1774 served as delegate to the 1st continental congress from September 5th to October 26th 1774.
8.1774 he accompanied George Washington, Peyton Randolph, Richard Henry Lee, Benjamin Harrison and
Patrick Henry to Philadelphia in the month of September.
9.He served as governor of the Virginia colony until the state constitution was adopted in May of 1776.
10.He served as president of the committee of safety.
11.He wrote the instruction for the Virginia convention to the delegates in congress, in which he purposes the
declaration of independence. He expressed the sentiments of Virginia and his words were used almost verbatim
in the declaration itself as written by Jefferson.
12.He belonged to the planter class.
13.As head of the committee of safety he had control of the militia and of foreign correspondence of Virginia.
14.He was elected speaker of the house of burgesses when Virginia was organized under it's constitution.
15.He revised the colonial laws with George Wythe and Thomas Jefferson.
16.1777 was reelected speaker of the house of burgessess.
17.Was named president by unanimous vote when the court of chancery was organized.
18.1779 he was named head of the court of appeals when it was organized and held that office until the time of his
death on 23 October, 1803.
19.He was president of the state convention that ratified the Federal constitution. Edmund was the constitutions
most eqopuent advocate before the convention.
20.1789 President Washington appointed his judge of the U.S. district court of Virginia, but Edmund declined the
office.
21.1789 he wrote in protest of waging war with France, claiming that France was a "sister republic".

Edmund Pendleton was a close and personal friend of George Washington. In the Washington Papers you will find
many letters written between the two men.

Although Edmund did not see active duty during the Revolutionary War he was given the rank of honorary Colonel for all he did
during the war.

Edmund Pendleton grandson of Philip and Isabell (Hurt) Pendleton was born Sept. 9, 1721 in Caroline county,
Virginia. His parents were Henry and Mary Bishop (Taylor) Pendleton. Although Edmund received no formal
education, he rose to be come a famous jurist of his time. In his early life he had the opportunity to study law with
the clerk of Caroline county where he was assistant clerk. Edmund received his license to practice law in 1744.
1.1751 served as justice of the peace.
2.1752-1774 served as a member of the Virginia house of burgesses.
3.He declared the stamp act unconstitutional, and that it did not bind the inhabitants of Virginia.
4.1773 served as a member of the committee of correspondence.
5.1774 served as a member of the colonial convention.
6.
7.1774 served as delegate to the 1st continental congress from September 5th to October 26th 1774.
8.1774 he accompanied George Washington, Peyton Randolph, Richard Henry Lee, Benjamin Harrison and
Patrick Henry to Philadelphia in the month of September.
9.He served as governor of the Virginia colony until the state constitution was adopted in May of 1776.
10.He served as president of the committee of safety.
11.He wrote the instruction for the Virginia convention to the delegates in congress, in which he purposes the
declaration of independence. He expressed the sentiments of Virginia and his words were used almost verbatim
in the declaration itself as written by Jefferson.
12.He belonged to the planter class.
13.As head of the committee of safety he had control of the militia and of foreign correspondence of Virginia.
14.He was elected speaker of the house of burgesses when Virginia was organized under it's constitution.
15.He revised the colonial laws with George Wythe and Thomas Jefferson.
16.1777 was reelected speaker of the house of burgessess.
17.Was named president by unanimous vote when the court of chancery was organized.
18.1779 he was named head of the court of appeals when it was organized and held that office until the time of his
death on 23 October, 1803.
19.He was president of the state convention that ratified the Federal constitution. Edmund was the constitutions
most eqopuent advocate before the convention.
20.1789 President Washington appointed his judge of the U.S. district court of Virginia, but Edmund declined the
office.
21.1789 he wrote in protest of waging war with France, claiming that France was a "sister republic".

Edmund Pendleton was a close and personal friend of George Washington. In the Washington Papers you will find
many letters written between the two men.

Although Edmund did not see active duty during the Revolutionary War he was given the rank of honorary Colonel for all he did
during the war.

Edmund Pendleton grandson of Philip and Isabell (Hurt) Pendleton was born Sept. 9, 1721 in Caroline county,
Virginia. His parents were Henry and Mary Bishop (Taylor) Pendleton. Although Edmund received no formal
education, he rose to be come a famous jurist of his time. In his early life he had the opportunity to study law with
the clerk of Caroline county where he was assistant clerk. Edmund received his license to practice law in 1744.
1.1751 served as justice of the peace.
2.1752-1774 served as a member of the Virginia house of burgesses.
3.He declared the stamp act unconstitutional, and that it did not bind the inhabitants of Virginia.
4.1773 served as a member of the committee of correspondence.
5.1774 served as a member of the colonial convention.
6.
7.1774 served as delegate to the 1st continental congress from September 5th to October 26th 1774.
8.1774 he accompanied George Washington, Peyton Randolph, Richard Henry Lee, Benjamin Harrison and
Patrick Henry to Philadelphia in the month of September.
9.He served as governor of the Virginia colony until the state constitution was adopted in May of 1776.
10.He served as president of the committee of safety.
11.He wrote the instruction for the Virginia convention to the delegates in congress, in which he purposes the
declaration of independence. He expressed the sentiments of Virginia and his words were used almost verbatim
in the declaration itself as written by Jefferson.
12.He belonged to the planter class.
13.As head of the committee of safety he had control of the militia and of foreign correspondence of Virginia.
14.He was elected speaker of the house of burgesses when Virginia was organized under it's constitution.
15.He revised the colonial laws with George Wythe and Thomas Jefferson.
16.1777 was reelected speaker of the house of burgessess.
17.Was named president by unanimous vote when the court of chancery was organized.
18.1779 he was named head of the court of appeals when it was organized and held that office until the time of his
death on 23 October, 1803.
19.He was president of the state convention that ratified the Federal constitution. Edmund was the constitutions
most eqopuent advocate before the convention.
20.1789 President Washington appointed his judge of the U.S. district court of Virginia, but Edmund declined the
office.
21.1789 he wrote in protest of waging war with France, claiming that France was a "sister republic".

Edmund Pendleton was a close and personal friend of George Washington. In the Washington Papers you will find
many letters written between the two men.

Although Edmund did not see active duty during the Revolutionary War he was given the rank of honorary Colonel for all he did
during the war.

Edmund Pendleton grandson of Philip and Isabell (Hurt) Pendleton was born Sept. 9, 1721 in Caroline county,
Virginia. His parents were Henry and Mary Bishop (Taylor) Pendleton. Although Edmund received no formal
education, he rose to be come a famous jurist of his time. In his early life he had the opportunity to study law with
the clerk of Caroline county where he was assistant clerk. Edmund received his license to practice law in 1744.
1.1751 served as justice of the peace.
2.1752-1774 served as a member of the Virginia house of burgesses.
3.He declared the stamp act unconstitutional, and that it did not bind the inhabitants of Virginia.
4.1773 served as a member of the committee of correspondence.
5.1774 served as a member of the colonial convention.
6.
7.1774 served as delegate to the 1st continental congress from September 5th to October 26th 1774.
8.1774 he accompanied George Washington, Peyton Randolph, Richard Henry Lee, Benjamin Harrison and
Patrick Henry to Philadelphia in the month of September.
9.He served as governor of the Virginia colony until the state constitution was adopted in May of 1776.
10.He served as president of the committee of safety.
11.He wrote the instruction for the Virginia convention to the delegates in congress, in which he purposes the
declaration of independence. He expressed the sentiments of Virginia and his words were used almost verbatim
in the declaration itself as written by Jefferson.
12.He belonged to the planter class.
13.As head of the committee of safety he had control of the militia and of foreign correspondence of Virginia.
14.He was elected speaker of the house of burgesses when Virginia was organized under it's constitution.
15.He revised the colonial laws with George Wythe and Thomas Jefferson.
16.1777 was reelected speaker of the house of burgessess.
17.Was named president by unanimous vote when the court of chancery was organized.
18.1779 he was named head of the court of appeals when it was organized and held that office until the time of his
death on 23 October, 1803.
19.He was president of the state convention that ratified the Federal constitution. Edmund was the constitutions
most eqopuent advocate before the convention.
20.1789 President Washington appointed his judge of the U.S. district court of Virginia, but Edmund declined the
office.
21.1789 he wrote in protest of waging war with France, claiming that France was a "sister republic".

Edmund Pendleton was a close and personal friend of George Washington. In the Washington Papers you will find
many letters written between the two men.

Although Edmund did not see active duty during the Revolutionary War he was given the rank of honorary Colonel for all he did
during the war.

Edmund Pendleton grandson of Philip and Isabell (Hurt) Pendleton was born Sept. 9, 1721 in Caroline county,
Virginia. His parents were Henry and Mary Bishop (Taylor) Pendleton. Although Edmund received no formal
education, he rose to be come a famous jurist of his time. In his early life he had the opportunity to study law with
the clerk of Caroline county where he was assistant clerk. Edmund received his license to practice law in 1744.
1.1751 served as justice of the peace.
2.1752-1774 served as a member of the Virginia house of burgesses.
3.He declared the stamp act unconstitutional, and that it did not bind the inhabitants of Virginia.
4.1773 served as a member of the committee of correspondence.
5.1774 served as a member of the colonial convention.
6.
7.1774 served as delegate to the 1st continental congress from September 5th to October 26th 1774.
8.1774 he accompanied George Washington, Peyton Randolph, Richard Henry Lee, Benjamin Harrison and
Patrick Henry to Philadelphia in the month of September.
9.He served as governor of the Virginia colony until the state constitution was adopted in May of 1776.
10.He served as president of the committee of safety.
11.He wrote the instruction for the Virginia convention to the delegates in congress, in which he purposes the
declaration of independence. He expressed the sentiments of Virginia and his words were used almost verbatim
in the declaration itself as written by Jefferson.
12.He belonged to the planter class.
13.As head of the committee of safety he had control of the militia and of foreign correspondence of Virginia.
14.He was elected speaker of the house of burgesses when Virginia was organized under it's constitution.
15.He revised the colonial laws with George Wythe and Thomas Jefferson.
16.1777 was reelected speaker of the house of burgessess.
17.Was named president by unanimous vote when the court of chancery was organized.
18.1779 he was named head of the court of appeals when it was organized and held that office until the time of his
death on 23 October, 1803.
19.He was president of the state convention that ratified the Federal constitution. Edmund was the constitutions
most eqopuent advocate before the convention.
20.1789 President Washington appointed his judge of the U.S. district court of Virginia, but Edmund declined the
office.
21.1789 he wrote in protest of waging war with France, claiming that France was a "sister republic".

Edmund Pendleton was a close and personal friend of George Washington. In the Washington Papers you will find
many letters written between the two men.

Although Edmund did not see active duty during the Revolutionary War he was given the rank of honorary Colonel for all he did
during the war.

Edmund Pendleton grandson of Philip and Isabell (Hurt) Pendleton was born Sept. 9, 1721 in Caroline county,
Virginia. His parents were Henry and Mary Bishop (Taylor) Pendleton. Although Edmund received no formal
education, he rose to be come a famous jurist of his time. In his early life he had the opportunity to study law with
the clerk of Caroline county where he was assistant clerk. Edmund received his license to practice law in 1744.
1.1751 served as justice of the peace.
2.1752-1774 served as a member of the Virginia house of burgesses.
3.He declared the stamp act unconstitutional, and that it did not bind the inhabitants of Virginia.
4.1773 served as a member of the committee of correspondence.
5.1774 served as a member of the colonial convention.
6.
7.1774 served as delegate to the 1st continental congress from September 5th to October 26th 1774.
8.1774 he accompanied George Washington, Peyton Randolph, Richard Henry Lee, Benjamin Harrison and
Patrick Henry to Philadelphia in the month of September.
9.He served as governor of the Virginia colony until the state constitution was adopted in May of 1776.
10.He served as president of the committee of safety.
11.He wrote the instruction for the Virginia convention to the delegates in congress, in which he purposes the
declaration of independence. He expressed the sentiments of Virginia and his words were used almost verbatim
in the declaration itself as written by Jefferson.
12.He belonged to the planter class.
13.As head of the committee of safety he had control of the militia and of foreign correspondence of Virginia.
14.He was elected speaker of the house of burgesses when Virginia was organized under it's constitution.
15.He revised the colonial laws with George Wythe and Thomas Jefferson.
16.1777 was reelected speaker of the house of burgessess.
17.Was named president by unanimous vote when the court of chancery was organized.
18.1779 he was named head of the court of appeals when it was organized and held that office until the time of his
death on 23 October, 1803.
19.He was president of the state convention that ratified the Federal constitution. Edmund was the constitutions
most eqopuent advocate before the convention.
20.1789 President Washington appointed his judge of the U.S. district court of Virginia, but Edmund declined the
office.
21.1789 he wrote in protest of waging war with France, claiming that France was a "sister republic".

Edmund Pendleton was a close and personal friend of George Washington. In the Washington Papers you will find
many letters written between the two men.

Edmund married Elizabeth Roy on 21 Jan 1741. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Edmund married Sarah Pollard on 20 Jan 1744. Sarah was born in 1725; died after 1792. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Mary married Moses Penn on 3 Feb 1734. Moses was born in 1717; died on 4 Nov 1759. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: William Sandidge. William died in 1746. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Fact 9: Roster of the Ark Society of DAR soldier from 1723-1808 Virginia
• Fact 10: 1758; settled on the bank of Ronoke River, Va

Edmund married Ann Lewis in 1750. Ann was born on 2 Mar 1733 in , Goochland, Virginia, USA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Isabella married Samuel Hopkins on 25 Jan 1750. Samuel was born about 1725. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth Betsy Lynn. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married Ann Pollard in 1750. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Mary Walker. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: William Bullock. William was born about 1721 in , Granville, North Carolina, USA; died in 1796. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Elizabeth married James Lewis on 25 Dec 1752. James was born in 1726 in , New Kent, Virginia, USA; died in 1764 in , Lunenburg, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Elizabeth Anderson on 28 Jul 1763. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Joseph married Frances Anderson on 7 Apr 1763. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]