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Source: 1) Threlkeld Genealogy by Hansford Lee Threlkeld

Genealogies of KY Families-Filson Club Some Descendents of Colonel Richard Lee Through His Great-Great-Great-Grandchile Jemima. Information copied from original records unless noted. By Isabele C Courtenay (Mrs. Wm. Howard Courtenay)

Source: 1) Threlkeld Genealogy by Hansford Lee Threlkeld

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1) Threlkeld Genealogy by Hansford Lee Threlkeld "He was a Baptist preacher and came to Kentucky with Craig's "Traveling Church" in 1781 and helped form the Great Crossing Baptist Church. They moved to Boone Co., about 1795."

Marriage Bonds and Consents 1786-1810 Mercer Co. Ky Marriage Register Ministers' Returns and Index

Source: Magna Charta Sureties, 1215, by Weis gives name; est yob

Source: Magna Charta Sureties, 1215, by Weis gives name; dod; spouse

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Abigail listed in household of Son in 1850 Mercer Co. KY Census as age 75 Researchers:pburner@dstream.net(Paul + Linda Burner) Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie)

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Americans of Gentle Birth by Hannah Pittman Vol II

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Marriage Bonds and Consents 1786-1810 Mercer Co. Ky Marriage Register Ministers' Returns and Index

Sources: 1) Father's will

Filson Club Volumes: Genealogies of Kentucky Families; The Edwards Family by Geo. Harrison Sanford King Died unmarried at her brother's home "Forest Hall"

Filson Club Volumes: Genealogies of Kentucky Families; The Edwards Family by Geo. Harrison Sanford King D A R Library, Washington, D C info by Mrs Graham Lawrence of Shelbyville, KY

Filson Club Volumes: Genealogies of Kentucky Families; The Edwards Family by Geo. Harrison Sanford King

Filson Club Volumes: Genealogies of Kentucky Families; The Edwards Family by Geo. Harrison Sanford King D A R Library, Washington, D C info by Mrs Graham Lawrence of Shelbyville, KY

Filson Club Volumes: Genealogies of Kentucky Families; The Edwards Family by Geo. Harrison Sanford King He was a first cousin of President James Monroe, (see Wm. and mary Quarterly, October 1933)

Filson Club Volumes: Genealogies of Kentucky Families; The Edwards Family by Geo. Harrison Sanford King Soon after marriage the family moved to Tuscaloosa, Ala. They had a large family

Filson Club Volumes: Genealogies of Kentucky Families; The Edwards Family by Geo. Harrison Sanford King

Sources: 1) Father's will 2) Chancellor - Wroe Bible gives parents; spouse; dob; dod 2) Wroe Bible

Filson Club Volumes: Genealogies of Kentucky Families; The Edwards Family by Geo. Harrison Sanford King Forest Hall was his home located on the Rappahannock River. He left issue. He served in the War of 1812 and on the Staff of General Madison

Sources: 1) Father's will

Sources: 1)Virginia County Record Publications Volume 1 Westmoreland County by Crozier Will: Chancellor, Thomas 19 Nov 1760; 31 Mch 1761 Children John, Catherine, Rebecca, Thomas and Sarah; wife Katherine

Sources: 1) Father's will

Filson Club Volumes: Genealogies of Kentucky Families; The Edwards Family by Geo. Harrison Sanford King Died unmarried

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DAR Records Vol 46 : doesn't list name of spouse

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DAR Records Vol 30 page 49

DAR Records Vol 30 page 49

Miscellaneous Info

From Carlton Sanfords Book pg 153 sent in by Researcher: yannster@ptd.net

From Carlton Sanfords Book pg 153 sent in by Researcher: yannster@ptd.net A sister of Com Isaac Chauncey of U S Navy)

Article by Harriet Chilton "eight children"

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Article by Harriet Chilton "no children"

Article by Harriet Chilton "unmarried"

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Article by Harriet Chilton

The Waddy Family of Northumberland County, Virginia O. A. Keach William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 25, No. 4. (Apr., 1917), pp. 254-267 The will of Andrew Chilton probated February 9, 1761, mentions his daughter, Waddy, his grandaughter Lucy and his grandsons, John and James Waddy.

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Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie) William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843 "married a widow" Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 1

Article by Harriet Chilton "married, moved to TN"

Article by Harriet Chilton " lived in Appomattox Co., VA" "Principal of the Union Academy at Spout Spring, Va. in 1860" "1870-1897 Supt. of Schools of Appomattox Co.,"

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The Kentucky land Grants Volume 1 Part 1 Chapter II Virginia Grants (1782-1792) The Counties of Kentucky page 37 Grantee; Chilton, Chas- Acres: 1,250 Book: 7 Page 328.- Date Survey: 9-24-1783- County: Jefferson- Watercourse; Panther Creek

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See Notes of brother Thomas

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Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie) William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843 "resides on the Rappahannock river in Culpeper co., Va., " Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 1

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Article by Harriet Chilton

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Article by Harriet Chilton

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com(Sandie Sanford-G) From Miscellaneous info: US author; wife of Herbert Agar 1933

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Article by Harriet Chilton

Father's will

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie) William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843 "never married" Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 1 died unmarried

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Article by Harriet Chilton "lived in Amhurst Co., VA"

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William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843 "resides in MO."

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William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843 There were three brothers who emigrated, viz.: George and Mark who settled in Va.., and Thomas who took up his residence in Maryland.

Article by Harriet Chilton

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie) 10William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843 "he moved to Henry Clay Co., Kentucky, many years past, and has a numerous family. I have understood that they are all respectable, particularly his second son, Charles T Chilton 2) Colonial Families of the United States of America, Vol. 1

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Article by Harriet Chilton

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie) Sources: 1) Father's will 2)Chilton Family William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 3. (Jan., 1907), pp. 49-50.

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Article by Harriet Chilton

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Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 1 Note: probably died young

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Article by Harriet Chilton 'died in infancy'

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Article by Harriet Chilton "2 children"

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Chilton Family William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 3. (Jan., 1907), pp. 49-50. Grandfather Chilton's will

Article by Harriet Chilton

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com(Sandie) Notes: Virginia County Record Publication; Westmoreland Co. William Armstrong Crozier 1913 Will: Chilton, John, Snr., 15 Nov 1706; 29 April 1708. Daughter Sarah Chilton; dau. Mary wife of John Sharp of Lancaster; dau. Elizabeth wife of Bryan Groves; son Thomas; grandson John son of William Chilton; grandson John son of John Chilton; wife Jane and all my children; son John exor Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 1; Societies-Colonial Wars, Sons of the American Revolution, War of 1812. John Chilton, of England, settled in Virginia on the Potomac, 1660. Brought from John Gerard a tract of land on Curryoman Bay, in Westmoreland county, VA and called his estate "Currioman". The town of "Chiltons" once on his land, is called for him. He made his will 15th November, 1706. He names his children Sarah, Mary, wife of John Sharp of Lancaster; Thomas; William and his son John and his son John.

Chilton Family William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 3. (Jan., 1907), pp. 49-50.

Article by Harriet Chilton states he was from Kent County, England

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie) Notes: John was mentioned in a will of Ralph Downing as friend. Will dated 10 Aug 1716

Colonial Families of the United States of America Vol. 1 John Chilton II made his will 7 July 1726 and names his two sons John and Thomas. A tomb still to be seen on the Currioman estate marks his grave. It bears this inscription "John Chilton Departed this life the 11th day of July, Anno domini, 1726, In the hope of a joyful resurrection."

Virginia County Records; Westmoreland Co., by Wm. Crozier Will; Chilton, John 7 Aug 1726; 28 Sept 1726 son John land in Stafford; son Thomas; when Richard and John Watts come of age.

Chilton Family William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 3. (Jan., 1907), pp. 49-50. Father's will

Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996 William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 3. (Jan., 1907), pp. 49-50. William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie Sanford-G) Sources: Sources: 1) Father's will

Notes:

Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 1 "John was Capt. 3rd VA Regiment, 2 Apr 1775, Col. Marshall commanding, he was killed at the Battle of Brandywine, where the 3rd VA Regiment was nearly annihilated, after saving the American Army; a diary kept by him during greater part of his military campaign recording principal events of the war, is now owned by his great-granddaughter, Mrs. Eugene Macdonnell, of Baltimore; another greatgranddaughter, Mrs. C B Ryan, of Norfolk, VA., has a valuable letter written by him to his father in law, Mr. Joseph Blackwell, describing the comparative strength of the British and each army;"

William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., 1907), pp. 270-275. Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843

"John Chilton, the third son of my grandfather, Thomas Chilton, married Letitia Blackwell, as sister to my mother. He commanded a company in the Third Virginia Regiment in the War of the Revolution, and was killed at the Battle of Brandywine. Marshall makes honorable mention of him in his Life of Washington. "He stood high for bravery and integrity of character, and was beloved and lamented by his comrades-in-arms and his acquaintances generally."

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie Sanford-G) Sources: Sources: 1) Father's will

Notes:

Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 1 "John was Capt. 3rd VA Regiment, 2 Apr 1775, Col. Marshall commanding, he was killed at the Battle of Brandywine, where the 3rd VA Regiment was nearly annihilated, after saving the American Army; a diary kept by him during greater part of his military campaign recording principal events of the war, is now owned by his great-granddaughter, Mrs. Eugene Macdonnell, of Baltimore; another greatgranddaughter, Mrs. C B Ryan, of Norfolk, VA., has a valuable letter written by him to his father in law, Mr. Joseph Blackwell, describing the comparative strength of the British and each army;"

William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., 1907), pp. 270-275. Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843

"John Chilton, the third son of my grandfather, Thomas Chilton, married Letitia Blackwell, as sister to my mother. He commanded a company in the Third Virginia Regiment in the War of the Revolution, and was killed at the Battle of Brandywine. Marshall makes honorable mention of him in his Life of Washington. "He stood high for bravery and integrity of character, and was beloved and lamented by his comrades-in-arms and his acquaintances generally."

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com(Sandie Sanford-G) William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843 "died without issue" Colonial Families of the United States, Vol 1

Article by Harriet Chilton

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie Sanford-G) Notes: From Ancestry.com Colonial Families of The United States of America; Volume 1; p89 b. 20 September, 1813; d. 27 August, 1886: graduated with distinction from the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, 1841, Practised Medicine 45 years in Fauquier Co., Va., and was widely known throughout the State; after a long and useful life, devoted to this profession, the people of Fauquier co., in token of their esteem, erected a monument to his memory in 1887. The Chiltons of the Northern Neck of Virginia, many of whose descendants, scattered throughout the Southern and Western States of America, have attained eminence in the profession of Arms, as well as of law and Medicine, came from an old English Family of French origin, tracing their lineage to the time of the Crusades. In the visitation of Northumberland, in 1339, the name was written de Chilton.

Article by Harriet Chilton

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Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie Sanford-G) Notes: From Ancestry.com Colonial Families of The United States of America; Volume 1; p89

Article by Harriet Chilton " lived in Campbell Co., VA"

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William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., 1907), pp. 270-275. Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843 " Was a preacher of some ability"

Article by Harriet Chilton

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William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843

"died about two years past , 1841, leaving two sons and four daughters, viz.: Joseph Orrick Chilton, John Augustine Chilton; Elizabeth, who married ___Spilman; Juliet, who married Isham Keith; Ann, who married __Johnston, and Lucy. The two sons and one daughter are still unmarried."

Article by Harriet Chilton

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie) William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 15, No. 4. (Apr., Letter from Mark Chilton to Lieutenant R H Chilton, U S Drgs. at Fort Gibson July 12, 1843 Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 1

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com (Sandie Sanford-G) Notes: From Ancestry.com Colonial Families of The United States of America; Volume 1; p89

Researcher: ssanfordg@aol.com(Sandie Sanford-G) Colonial Was Judge Advocate General and State's Attorney for Lincoln and Bowie Counties

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