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1808 - 1867 (59 years)
Abt 1756 - 1822 (~ 66 years)
Birth |
Abt 1756 |
Prince Edward County, Virginia |
Died |
Apr 1822 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Buried |
Cedar View Family Cemetery, Halifax, Virginia |
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Father |
Thomas 'Henry' Barksdale, b. Abt 1697, Tidewater, Colonial Virginia |
Mother |
Judith Beverly, b. Abt 1720, Tidewater, Colonial Virginia |
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Family |
Judith Womack, b. 1782, Halifax County, Virginia |
Married |
22 Jan 1801 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
Children |
+ | 1. Beverly2 Barksdale, b. 1 Feb 1808, Halifax County, Virginia |
+ | 2. Dr. Claiborne Williams Barksdale, M.D., b. 1802, Halifax County, Virginia |
| 3. Elizabeth Womack Barksdale, b. 1804, Halifax County, Virginia |
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1782 - 1830 (48 years)
Birth |
1782 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Died |
1830 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
Buried |
Burial: Cedar View family Cemetery South Boston Halifax County, Virginia |
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Father |
Lt. Charles Womack, b. 1739, Prob. Charlotte Co., Virginia |
Mother |
Elizabeth Agnes Williams, b. 1740, Prob. Charlotte Co., Virginia |
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Family |
Beverly1 Barksdale, b. Abt 1756, Prince Edward County, Virginia |
Married |
22 Jan 1801 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
Children |
+ | 1. Beverly2 Barksdale, b. 1 Feb 1808, Halifax County, Virginia |
+ | 2. Dr. Claiborne Williams Barksdale, M.D., b. 1802, Halifax County, Virginia |
| 3. Elizabeth Womack Barksdale, b. 1804, Halifax County, Virginia |
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1818 - 1904 (86 years)
Birth |
7 Sep 1818 |
Peytonsburg, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia |
Died |
3 Nov 1904 |
Brooklyn, Halifax Co., Virginia |
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Father |
Robert Easley, b. 23 Mar 1781, Cumberland Co., Colonial Virginia |
Mother |
Nancy Stone, b. 1783, Pittsylvania County, Virginia |
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Family |
Beverly2 Barksdale, b. 1 Feb 1808, Halifax County, Virginia [5] |
Married |
9 Sep 1864 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
Children |
+ | 1. Beverly3 Barksdale, b. 9 Jan 1841, Halifax County, Virginia |
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1841 - 1912 (71 years)
Birth |
9 Jan 1841 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Died |
10 Nov 1912 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
Buried |
Brooklyn Mansion, Halifax Co., Va |
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Father |
Beverly2 Barksdale, b. 1 Feb 1808, Halifax County, Virginia |
Mother |
Nancy Easley, b. 7 Sep 1818, Peytonsburg, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia |
Married |
9 Sep 1864 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
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Family |
Susannah Elizabeth Hightower, b. 16 Dec 1844, Pittsylvania County, Virginia |
Married |
9 Sep 1864 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Children |
| 1. Mary Thomas Barksdale, b. 5 Jun 1865 |
| 2. William Hightower Barksdale, b. 17 Dec 1866 |
| 3. Joshua Devereux Barksdale, b. 10 Apr 1871 |
| 4. Charles Dudley Barksdale, b. 2 Apr 1873, Halifax Co., Virginia |
| 5. Nannie Easley Barksdale, b. 23 Dec 1874, Virginia |
| 6. Susannah Elizabeth Barksdale, b. 22 Nov 1876, Halifax County, Virginia |
| 7. Sallie Ruth Barksdale, b. 27 Feb 1880, Halifax, Virginia |
| 8. Robert Bannister Barksdale, b. 26 Apr 1883, Halifax, Virginia |
| 9. Wistar White Barksdale, b. 7 Feb 1886, Virginia |
| 10. Wallace Barksdale, b. 23 Jan 1888 |
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Name |
Beverly2 Barksdale |
Born |
1 Feb 1808 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Gender |
Male |
Died |
24 Jun 1867 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
Person ID |
I13954 |
My Reynolds Line |
Last Modified |
3 Mar 2018 |
Father |
Beverly1 Barksdale, b. Abt 1756, Prince Edward County, Virginia , d. Apr 1822, Halifax County, Virginia (Age ~ 66 years) |
Mother |
Judith Womack, b. 1782, Halifax County, Virginia , d. 1830, Halifax Co., Virginia (Age 48 years) |
Married |
22 Jan 1801 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
- Other children:
Mary Ann Barksdale c.1818-married Robert Easley.
Martha Williams Barksdale 1821-1846 Memorial #28057251.
Married John H. Caldwell & they lived in Kentucky.
Children:
Claiborne Williams Barksdale (1802 - 1860)
Elizabeth Womack Barksdale White (1804 - 1852)
Beverly Barksdale (1808 - 1867)
John W. Barksdale (1815 - 1823)
Henry W. Barksdale (1810 - 1866)
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Notes |
- A cemetery book, written by George Calvin, states the Barksdale Cemetery with 3 graves was located to the back of Cedar View with Beverly I, Judith and 8 year old John buried there. The rock enclosed cemetery was destroyed after Cedar View Burned.
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Family ID |
F5822 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Nancy Easley, b. 7 Sep 1818, Peytonsburg, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia , d. 3 Nov 1904, Brooklyn, Halifax Co., Virginia (Age 86 years) |
Married |
9 Sep 1864 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
- Children of Nancy Easley and Col. Beverly Barksdale2
Eliza Ann Barksdale Haymes (1837 - 1912)
Thomas White Barksdale (1838 - 1912)
Beverly Barksdale (1841 - 1912)
Robert Easley Barksdale (1843 - 1847)
Maryann Easley Barksdale Barksdale (1845 - ____)
Henry Charles Barksdale (1848 - 1917)
Claiborne Robert Barksdale (1853 - 1907)
John Lawson White Barksdale (1857 - 1929)
Stith Dudley Barksdale (1860 - 1922)
Beauregard Barksdale (1861 - 1862)
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Children |
+ | 1. Beverly3 Barksdale, b. 9 Jan 1841, Halifax County, Virginia , d. 10 Nov 1912, Halifax Co., Virginia (Age 71 years) |
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Last Modified |
23 Jan 2018 |
Family ID |
F5823 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Notes |
- [Halifax County Will Book 20/335] Theo Carter's Guardian Accts Current 1839 - 1842 in Account with Beverly Barksdale Gdn.
- In 1844 Beverly,11 served as Lieutenant Colonel in the 69th Regiment, 11th Brigade,Virginia Militia. He also served as an Elder in the Mercy Seat Presbyterian hurch,Paces,Virginia.
Beverly II and Joshua Hightower operated The Brooklyn Tobacco Factory. Beverly,II also operated the Brooklyn Store and Post Office for a short period.
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Sources |
- [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=78804954.
Beverly II was born in Brooklyn, Halifax, VA. He married Nancy Easley on October 8, 1835, purchased the family home "Brooklyn" and added a large addition. He and Joshua Hightower built and operated the Brooklyn Tobacco Factory, and he was also a merchant for the Brooklyn Store and Post Office. In 1844, he served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the 69th Regiment, 11th Brigade, Virginia Militia. He also served as an elder of the Mercy Seat Presbyterian Church. He, along with his wife, Nancy, is buried in the Barksdale's family cemetery located behind their home, "Brooklyn".
Parents:
Beverly Barksdale (1756 - 1822)
Judith Womack Barksdale (1782 - 1830)
Spouse:
Nancy Easley Barksdale (1818 - 1904)
Children:
Eliza Ann Barksdale Haymes (1837 - 1912)
Thomas White Barksdale (1838 - 1912)
Beverly Barksdale (1841 - 1912)
Robert Easley Barksdale (1843 - 1847)
Maryann Easley Barksdale Barksdale (1845 - ____)
Henry Charles Barksdale (1848 - 1917)
Claiborne Robert Barksdale (1853 - 1907)
John Lawson White Barksdale (1857 - 1929)
Stith Dudley Barksdale (1860 - 1922)
Beauregard Barksdale (1861 - 1862)
- [S37] Death Certificate.
- [S73] Deeds, Accounts Current Theodorick Carter by Beverly Barksdale.
- [S150] Photograph.
Brooklyn Mansion - home of Beverly Barkdales I, II, & III. Beverly I was neighbor of my John Martin and witnessed his will.
"Brooklyn was for many generations the home of Barksdales. The oldest part of the house is in the back and was built before 1800. In 1853 Beverly Barksdale built the front section. His son, Beverly Barksdale, III enlarged it in 1886.
Custer is said to have camped there in 1865, leaving one of his wounded soldiers to die in the mansion. For years after the war, a cannonball was in the parlor and was rolled into the fireplaces by children. The ordinance personnel came from Fort Lee and found the projectile to be live and blew it up in a nearby pasture in the early 1950's.
The 14-room mansion is built in the romantic Italianate style."
- [S89] Facebook, Rebecca Webb.
Brooklyn Mansion - home of Beverly Barkdales I, II, & III. Beverly I was neighbor of my John Martin and witnessed his will.
"Brooklyn was for many generations the home of Barksdales. The oldest part of the house is in the back and was built before 1800. In 1853 Beverly Barksdale built the front section. His son, Beverly Barksdale, III enlarged it in 1886.
Custer is said to have camped there in 1865, leaving one of his wounded soldiers to die in the mansion. For years after the war, a cannonball was in the parlor and was rolled into the fireplaces by children. The ordinance personnel came from Fort Lee and found the projectile to be live and blew it up in a nearby pasture in the early 1950's.
The 14-room mansion is built in the romantic Italianate style."
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