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Povall Carter s/o Daniel, stands Security for the marriage of his Sister, Jane, who married Alexander Kent. Marriage Records verifies Father of Jane, Daniel is dec'd. | Carter, Daniel (I13956)
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Powell Warren (son of Nathaniel Warren and Lewsey Powell), born 1789 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 18 Nov 1859 in Laurel Co., KY, USA. He married Mary Polly Newman on 26 Jul 1814 in Person Co., North Carolina | Warren, Powell (I3665)
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POWELL.
1766, July 18 - Will of Edward Powell.
Wife, Elizabeth; sons, William, David, Mark and Luke Powell.
"To my daughter, Jane Medlock; my daughter, Mary Tuck; grandson, Zachariah Medlock."
Executors: William Powell and William, Gent.; Ed Powell.
Witnesses: Anthony Colquitt, Christian Colquitt, James William, Gent.
1774 - Inventory of the estate of Edward Powell (deceased), David Powell, William Powell, Luke Powell, Mark Powell, John Tuck, for his wife; Moore Matlock, for his wife.
1766, July 18 - Will of Edward Powell, "of the Parish of Antrim."
"My loving wife, Elizabeth Powell, my four sons, William, David, Mark and Luke."
Executors: William Powell, William, Gent.
Witnesses: Anthony Colquitt, Christian Colquitt, James Williams, Gent. | Colquett/Colquit, Anthony (I3814)
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Powell/Powell Deed, 1853 - Halifax Co. VA
Deed, William J. Powell Jr. to William J. Powell Sr.
Library of Virginia, Halifax County Virginia Deeds, Book
56, page 61, 28
November 1853
William J. Powell
Witness:
Carter Powell
A. L. (?) Ball
Greensby Carter
Submitted by Steve Carson
Early ancestors of Louise Powell Butler
My great-great-great-grandparents on my gg grandfathers'
side were Mastin Powell and Mary called "Polly" Carter. He
was a settler, tavern keeper, owener of a race track and
slaves. They resided about 8 miles below Milton, NC on
Powell Creek, Halifax Co., VA now Turberville. They had
nine children:
> Carter, 5/6/1800-10/26/1857, married Sarah Bates Moore,
1/31/1804-10/21/1877, 6/22/1822; Elizabeth married Gerald
Powell, her uncle, 12/24/1816;
Biggers married Gillie Lipscomb, 6/16/1829;
John Bibb married Nancy Carter;
Nancy T. married Richard Carter;
Mary Ann married Green Carter;
William Jefferson married Elizabeth Allen Carter;
Susan married Jackson "Jack" her nephew;
Harriett I. married, 1st Joseph Yarbrough and, 2nd, Henry
Laws. Most of their children settled in and around
Caswell County, NC and Danville, VA Source: Information
from Uncle Walter B. Powell, Great Aunt Fleetwood Powell,
Stanfield Family Bible, paper written by Charlie Stanfield
to Uncle Walter B. Powell and wills.
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> > > > END of EXTRACTION
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Prattville | Carter, John Edward (I18117)
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Prayer Book of Captain Thomas Carter of Barford, Lancaster County, VA
Transcription:
Tho: Carter His Book
--1669 --
Thomas Carter Gent. His Book, Lancaster County Virginia
Edward ye eldest Sonne of Tho: & Kathn Carter was born on ye 9h Ap?ll 1671 of Sunday
at 8 aClock in ye Morng and was baptz on Sunday the 30h. Mr John Carter, Mr Edwn
Conaway & Mr Edw: Dale Gdfathrs & Mrs Diana Dale & Msz Lettys Corbyn G?dMothrs.
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Thomas Carter son of Thomas was Born on the 4th day of June 1672 betw?n 3 & 4 aclock
in ye Morng and was Baptzd att ye new Church Augt 5th. Captn John Lee, Mr Th: Hayne,
ye Lady Ann Skipworth & Elizh Dale godparts.
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John 3d son was bornd ye 8th May 1674 and bapd Sunday ye 24h and had for God parents
Coll. Jno: Carter, Mr Jno Stretchley and Mrs Ball
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Henry Skipwith, 4th sonn Tho. & Kath. Carter Bornd of a Wedndy the 7h June & was baptzd att Home by Rev Mr Dogette on Sunday aftr Service ye 18th. Capn Wm Ball, Capn
David Fox and Mrs Srah Fleete standing
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Diana ye Eldest Daughr Th: & Kathn Carter was born on the last Day of Apll 1678 near 5 in the Aftrnoone and Christnd on Sunday 12 of May by Mr Doggett when was Entertaind a
large Company. Mrs Diana Dale, Mrs Mary Willys & Capn Ball God parents. She Departd this Life of a Putrid Soar Throate at ye age of 2 yeares and 3 days.
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Wm & Nicho twinn sonnes of Tho: Carter born 2d Novr 1679 and dyed on the 11th and 12th July 1680 of a Cholrey.
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Elizabeth 2d Dauter was Bornd 4h day of Feby 1680 about Sunrise & weighd 11 lbs. Baptzd at St Marys Sunday 15 May Mrs Margaret Ball, Mrs Elizabeth Rogers & Captain Ball
standing for her.
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Daniel son of Thomas & Katharin Carter born 22d Oct'br 1682 and died on the 30h of a Fit.
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James 8th sonn was Borne on Christmas Day 1684 it being Thursday at 2 in the morng & was Chrisnd at Home on Sundy. Mr. Jno Edwards, Mr Tho. Wilkes & Mrs Edwards standing as God parts.
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Katharine 3d Dau. was born at 6 aclock Easter Morning 4h Apl 1686 Bapd on Whit-Sundy Mr David Fox Mrs Hannah Fox & Mrs Sarah Perrotte Gdpts.
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Peter 9th Son was Born near Midnight 23d May 1688 & Baptzd on 3d June Mr Edwin Conaway, Mr Tho. Dudly & Mrs Ann Chowning standing.
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Joseph Youngest son born Friday 28 Novr 1690 & Christnd at home on 10th Decr Mr Robt Carter & Mr Joseph Ball Godfathrs & Mrs Judith Carter Godmother.
Mr. Edw: Dale Departd this life on ye 2d Day Feb: 1695 and Mrs Diana Dale on ye last day of July.
Hic Despositum
Spe Certe Resurgendi in christo
quicquid habuit Mortale
EDWARDUS DALE, ARMIGER.
Tandem hornorum et Dierum Obiit
20 Feby: Anno Dom: 1695.
He descended from an Ancient Family in England & came into ye Colly of Virga after the Death of his Unhappy Master Charles First. For above 30 years he enjoyed various Employments of Public Trust in ye Coty of Lancaster wch he
Dischred wth great Fidelity & Satisfacn. to the Governor & People. As neighbor-Father-Husband he Excelled and in early yeares Crownd his other Accomplishments by a Felicitous Marriage wth Diana ye daughter of sr Henry Skypwith of Preswold in ye Coty of Leicester Bart who is left a little while to Mourn him.
Thomas Carter Senr Departed this life on the 22d of October 1700 Aged about 70 years.
Catharine Carter Departed this life the 10th Day of May 1703 in the 51st Year of her Life.
Elizabeth Carter was Mard to 2dm George on Wednesday the 15 June 1698.
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Kathe Carter was married to Jno: Lawson on ye 16h June 1703
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James Carter was mard ye 3d Octbr 1715 to Hannah Neale daur. to Danl Neal
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Peter Carter was mard ye 23 Sept 1712 to Kathe Rogers dau to --- Wm Rogers.
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Henry Carter & Ann Davis was married ye 6th day of May 1701.
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Joseph Carter & Ann Pines was married on 23 Decr 1713.
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James Carter & Mary Brent was mard on 12 Augt 1724.
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Tho: Carter Jnnr & Arabella Williamson was Mard on ye 22 Augt 1695
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John Carter & Frances Ball was married on Tuesday the 21st Day Novbr 1698
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Edward Carter of ye coty of Lancster & Elizh Thornton Dau: to Mr. Wm. Thornton of ye Coty of Gloucstr was mard 3d June 1697. It being a Thursday.
Edward & Elizh Carter had daur Margt born 1t June 1698-Judith born 22d June 1702- Katha 1 Feb: 1699/1700 & son Thomas Born 1 Feb: 1699/1700-- in Gloucester att Mr Wm
Thorntons And Edward born Augt 1704 & Elizh Born 8 May 1706 in Lancaster to this ---
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With this Book pr Rv Mr John Shepperd on Wednsday ye 4h Day of May 1670-was Mard Mr Thomas Carter of Barford in ye County of Lancaster in Virga & Katherine Dale ye eldest Daughr of Mr Edw: Dale ye same County.
Francis the loving dear Wife of John Carter and Dau. of Mr. Joseph Ball and Elizabeth his Wife Departed this Life at 5 mins to 8 a clock in the Morning of ye 3d day of Sept 1699
three hours after she was delivd of a Son in the 18th year of her life. And was buried on the 5h day at St Marys White Chapell attended by an affectionate and sorrowing Husband and a large concorse of Relatives and friends.
Joseph Ball Carter followed his mother to the Grave on the 1st Day of July 1700 of a flux and was burd at So. Marys on ye 2d.
January 14th 1777. Today came a letter from Edward Carter of Lancaster with the intelligence that my Brother Mr. Dale Carter Departed this Life on the 12th Day December last and our cousin 10 days earlier [Thomas Carter written in margin]. Now indeed am I the last of my generation--the lone leaf on the tree waiting the last frost.
Peter Carter
Ye Datte of this Holy Book is at it stands from the printer as follows MDCLXII [1662] in the year of my God 1775 and in ye year of my Nattral Life 69.
Romans ye 10 Chap & 9 vers. If thou shalt confess with thine mouth the Lord Jesus; and shall Believe in thin heart tht God hath Rased him from the Dead thou shalt be saved.
Romans ye 10 & 9 vers my Natral Life 82 in ye year of my God 1788.
Peter Carter
in the year 1788 & in ye year my Life 82. 58 years last May Day [May 1, 1730] I was Married to Judith Norris who passed on ye 15h day May 1765. We was Blest with 9 sons
and 4 daughters viz. Dale & Thomas on ye 24h April 1731. Judy on ye 2d Novm 1732.
Job on ye 1st Jan?y 1734.
Joseph on ye 4th September 1736.
Arabella Catharine on ye 17th August 1738.
Solomon on ye 25 Septr. 1739.
Frances Ball on ye 8h Jan?y 1741.
Peter on ye 9th March 1743.
Sarah on ye 16h June 1744.
Daniel on ye 22d Dec. 1746 ye same Day and year as Danl son of my cozen Robert Carter.
Norris on 8h November 1748 and
George on 15 March 1757. of which Thomas, Joseph Peter, Norris, George, Frances and Sarah are now living. George with me Peter in Amherst and the others on Clinch.
Robert Carters children born William born 1st May 1745, Daniel 22 Decmbr 1746, Robert 14 Febry 1748, Mary 21 May 1750, Jedisah 29 July 1752, Milly 22 May 1755, Henry 28
Janry 1757, John Novmbr 1758, Winny Born Decm 4 1762, Fredn 28 July 1767. These Dattes give me by Henry Carter.
Mrs Hannah Carter departed the Life on 9th Octo. 1722 and left a sorriful husband and 4 tender children Tho. Danl Presly & Hannah
Job Carter past to his Reward the 8h Novem 1782.
Solomon Carter on 28h day September 1786.
[Third Author]
James Davis & Mary Elizabeth Carter married December 25, 1738
Children
Jno: Fielding born Jany 1, 1740
James C. born March 5, 1741
Benjamin born Jany 10, 1743
Elizabeth born Feby 22, 1745
Snead born May 16, 1748
Wm Dale born August 26, 1750
Mary born May 24, 1753
Felix Carter born April 27, 1755
Charles Edwin born Oct. 22, 1758
Thomas Wyatt born Nov 30, 1761
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Thomas Davis & Susanah Hieatt was married May 1, 1783
Children
Elizabeth born Oct. 16, 1784
Mary Carter born Dec 22, 1786
Fielding born May 9, 1789 in Caintucky
Birth Record
Tho: Davis son of Jno: & Susannah born August 8 1693
Sarah Davis dau of Ewd: fielding Esqr born May 12th 1695
Children
Ewd Fielding Davis born May 6, 1718
James C. Davis born Nov 3, 1719
Wm Davis born April 30, 1727
Susanah Davis born Sept 9, 1729
Richd Davis born June 15, 1725
John Davis born July 3, 1723
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[First Author]
Children of Jos & Catharine Carter
Thomas Carter was born May 8, 1720
Mary Elizth Carter was born Dec 2, 1721
Ewd Dale Carter was born June 2, 1723
John Carter was born June 8, 1725
George Carter was born Dec 18, 1728
Elizabeth Carter was born Sept 20, 1731
Joseph Cater } was born May 3, 1733
Catharine Cater }
Robert Carter was born Aug 22, 1735
Submitted by Kathy Schultz
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Prepared by William G. Scroggins 23 Sep 1999:
Jean or Jane Ellis, who married Hampton Wade, was a d/o John Ellis and Lucy Mays, of Nottoway Parish, Amelia County, Virginia, who made a deed of gift of some slaves to his daughter, Jean, wife of Hampton Wade, for distribution to her children, William, Robert, Richard and Betsy Wade, on 19 Sep 1753. (Amelia Co., VA, DB5/57, abstract, Shirley Wilcox, THE WADE QUARTERLY, Volume 5, Issue 1)) | Ellis, Jane/Jean (I70126)
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Presley CARTER was born about 1765 in Halifax County, Virginia. (1) He resided in 1820 in Caswell County, North Carolina. (126) He died after 1820 in Tennessee.
Halifax County Land Records:
On 29 Jan 1791, Presley bought 16 1/2 ac. in Halifax County from William WADDELL for 9 lbs. 15 shillings. Witnesses: Levin CARTER and Nathanial WADDELL. DB 15, p.137.
On 19 Apr 1792, Presley bought from Noel WADDELL for 50 lbs. 200 ac. on Toby's Creek bounded by Philip THOMAS and RUSSELL. Not witnessed was presented in court by Noel himself. DB 15, p. 336
On 3 Jul 1795, Presley CARTER deed to Abner RODING. Witnesses: John ATHERTON, James RODDEN, Frederick MILLER. DB 16, pg. 483.
On 7 Apr 1805, Presley CARTER, Levin CARTER, Thompson CARTER and Frederick MILLER sold to Spencer CARTER, 100 acres of Richard CARTER's land. Parents: Richard CARTER and Frances __?__ .[Walters]
He was married to Oney WADDELL on 29 Jan 1789 in Halifax County, Virginia. Children were: Thornton CARTER, Paschal CARTER, Peyton CARTER, Henrietta CARTER, Stewart CARTER, William CARTER | Carter, Presley (I12954)
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Preston Mulford, 82
Preston Mulford Is Mourned
Centre View, The (Chantilly, VA) - Thursday, January 19, 2012
Well-known in the local area, the Mulfords have lived and operated the Mulford School here for decades. But on Jan. 6, the family's patriarch, Preston Mulford, died at age 82.
"He had been very ill for six months," said his wife Beverley. "He had a bad heart and lungs, and they just gave out. We all knew it was coming, but it's still hard when half of you is gone."
She and her husband met in 1949 when they sat beside each other in ethics class at Maryville College in Maryville, Tenn. Preston Mulford was reading 'Cheaper by the Dozen' in class and she was reading over his shoulder.
"I asked him how he expected to get a good grade if he wasn't paying attention," she said. "So he bet me a movie and a hamburger that he'd get a better grade on the test than I would. He won, and that was our first date."
"Preston was also a good dancer," said Beverley Mulford. "We danced in the college gym every night after supper. He was the kindest person I ever knew ? and that's the word people used about him in every [condolence] note I've received."
They married in 1952; this coming June 14 would have been their 60th anniversary. The couple settled on Old Centreville Road, by Little Rocky Run, and there they raised four sons, Hudson, now of Richmond; Phillip, Warrenton; Gardiner, Culpeper; and Harry, Centreville. They also have 16 grandchildren, one great-grandchild and another on the way.
Preston Mulford was the 10th generation of Mulfords in the U.S. The first generation came over in 1643 and helped settle East Hampton, Long Island. "He was very proud of his heritage of the Mulfords helping settle this country," said son Harry Mulford. "One of the first Mulfords on Long Island was a judge known for his fair treatment of the Indians."
The Long Island Mulfords were whalers, and one of the most famous of them was Capt. "Fishhook" Mulford. He traveled back to England several times to meet with the king to argue against taxation without representation.
"This was 100 years before the Boston Tea Party," said Harry Mulford. "He got his nickname because, when he was in England, he lined his pockets with fishhooks to guard against pickpockets. And he was successful in getting the whale-oil tax removed."
Harry Mulford mentioned his ancestors, he explained, because "These were bold men ? self-starters who were highly motivated, like my dad. He was born in 1929, at the start of the Depression. Even as a boy, he did odd jobs, such as a paper route, to help out his family with money."
Preston Mulford later received an academic scholarship to college and, afterward, he obtained a law degree from Rutgers University. After being drafted and serving in the Army, he was an attorney for an insurance company and then became a stock broker.
"He started with Merrill Lynch and then opened some of the biggest brokerage firms in Washington, D.C., today," said Harry Mulford. "The last one was the Mulford Group." Preston Mulford then ran that brokerage office in Centreville until a year ago.
Meanwhile, in 1960, Beverley Mulford began the Mulford School ? teaching preschool through kindergarten ? on the family's property near Little Rocky Run. Years later, it moved to its present location along Route 29 in Centreville; Beverly Mulford still runs it and teaches there.
"In 1960, there were few women business-owners, but my dad supported the Mulford School in every way, since its inception," said Harry Mulford. "He was always so proud of the school and what it stood for. He did everything from helping design it to running out for apple juice."
Beverley Mulford taught horseback-riding, and Preston Mulford helped her on the weekends. Knowing school was a new experience for the young students, said Harry Mulford, his father "wanted to make them feel like they were part of a family. And in the last few years, he'd greet the children at the door, like a grandpa, to make them feel welcome."
When their sons were younger, said Beverley Mulford, she and her husband were busy with them, the school and their horses. "Preston was an excellent father," she said. "The children did fox-hunting and were in Pony Club, and he took them back and forth to all their activities."
They also enjoyed their life together as a couple, playing bridge, going to movies, dancing and traveling. When the children were grown, the Mulfords visited Greece, England and Ireland; and until four years ago, they went swing dancing twice a week.
No matter what she looked like, said Beverley Mulford, "Preston always told me I was beautiful." Besides that, she said, "For 20 years, he let me go off for 10 weeks each summer to help a friend who'd started a summer camp in Fredericksburg ? and he helped, too."
Last year, however, his health took a turn for the worse and he could no longer do all the things he wanted to do. "We had full-time hospice help, plus live-in help," said Beverley Mulford. "He was bedridden, but he never complained." Then on Jan. 6 at 1:30 a.m., he died at home.
Since then, his grieving wife has been taking things one day at a time. Some days are good and some are bad; but most of all, she said, "I miss the other half of me."
"It's very hard," added Harry Mulford. "He was a big part of my life. Growing up, we lived on a farm in Centreville with eight to 10 horses. He taught me a lot about horses and took such loving and tender care of them. He also taught riding with my mother."
Describing his dad as generous, Harry Mulford said, "If his four sons needed something, he'd find a way to provide it. He didn't drive a new car or take vacations while raising his family. He was also very forgiving when we got into mischief. He'd let you know what you did wrong, but then he'd move on ? and that was one of the most important traits he passed on to us."
Besides riding horses, the four Mulford boys played baseball, basketball and football. Yet busy as their father was, said Harry Mulford, he never missed one of their sporting events. He also shared some of his wisdom with his children.
"When I asked him what parenting advice I could pass down to my children, he said, 'Son, always be the better person,'" said Harry Mulford. "And he lived his life like that. So his death is a tremendous loss, from all different aspects of my life. It's also a huge loss to the community."
"He'll be tremendously missed," continued Harry Mulford. "He was a good husband, a good businessman and a good person. I'm very lucky to have had him as my father." | Mulford, Preston Hudson Jr (I6989)
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Presume her name is Patience, for her grandmother Elizabeth Patience 'Bettie' Turner | Carter, Etta P. [Patience] (I4935)
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