Roger L. Gamble V
M, b. 25 June 1918
Roger L. Gamble V|b. 25 Jun 1918|p5.htm#i128|Roger L. Gamble IV|b. 28 Jan 1888\nd. 23 Feb 1920|p4.htm#i126|Louise Warren|b. 17 Nov 1893\nd. 1984|p4.htm#i127|Judge Roger L. Gamble III|b. 20 May 1851\nd. 6 Sep 1912|p4.htm#i124|Cynthia Hunter|b. 28 Jan 1860\nd. 13 Aug 1948|p4.htm#i125|George W. (?) Warren||p87.htm#i2676|Martha W. Watson|b. c 1864|p87.htm#i2677|
Robert Patterson
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Robert Patterson||p5.htm#i129|Wm. Patterson||p5.htm#i131|Nancy Mossman||p5.htm#i132|||||||||||||
Robert Patterson was the son of Wm. Patterson and Nancy Mossman. Robert Patterson married Eleanor Wright.
Child of Robert Patterson and Eleanor Wright
Eleanor Wright
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Eleanor Wright married Robert Patterson, son of Wm. Patterson and Nancy Mossman. Her married name was Patterson.
Child of Eleanor Wright and Robert Patterson
Roger McGill Lawson
M, b. 15 April 1810, d. 11 March 1887
Roger McGill Lawson|b. 15 Apr 1810\nd. 11 Mar 1887|p5.htm#i133|Andrew Berry Lawson|b. 1774|p4.htm#i111|Jane Patterson||p4.htm#i112|Roger Lawson|b. 1731\nd. 6 Aug 1803|p4.htm#i113|Margaret McGill|d. 22 Dec 1821|p4.htm#i115|Robert Patterson||p5.htm#i129|Eleanor Wright||p5.htm#i130|
Roger McGill Lawson married Mary Alexander. Roger McGill Lawson married Sarah Jane Marsh. Roger McGill Lawson was born on 15 April 1810 at Jefferson Co., Georgia. He was the son of Andrew Berry Lawson and Jane Patterson. Roger McGill Lawson died on 11 March 1887 at Jefferson Co., Georgia, at age 76.
Children of Roger McGill Lawson and Mary Alexander
Children of Roger McGill Lawson and Sarah Jane Marsh
- Mattie Lawson
- Fannie Lawson
- Roger McGill Lawson
- Sarah Lawson b. 1842
- John Lawson b. 1844
- Ellen Lawson+ b. 29 Aug 1849, d. 27 Aug 1931
Mary Jane Lawson
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Mary Jane Lawson||p5.htm#i135|Roger McGill Lawson|b. 15 Apr 1810\nd. 11 Mar 1887|p5.htm#i133|Mary Alexander||p5.htm#i134|Andrew B. Lawson|b. 1774|p4.htm#i111|Jane Patterson||p4.htm#i112|||||||
Mary Jane Lawson was the daughter of Roger McGill Lawson and Mary Alexander. Her married name was Cain. Her married name was Stone. Mary Jane Lawson married James Stone. Mary Jane Lawson married Moses Cain.
Children of Mary Jane Lawson and James Stone
Mary ("Mamie") Stone
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Mary ("Mamie") Stone||p5.htm#i137|James Stone||p5.htm#i136|Mary Jane Lawson||p5.htm#i135|||||||Roger M. Lawson|b. 15 Apr 1810\nd. 11 Mar 1887|p5.htm#i133|Mary Alexander||p5.htm#i134|
Mary ("Mamie") Stone was the daughter of James Stone and Mary Jane Lawson. Her married name was Galloway. Mary ("Mamie") Stone married R. S. Galloway.
R. S. Galloway
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John Wright Bothwell
M, b. circa 1794, d. 24 October 1872
John Wright Bothwell|b. c 1794\nd. 24 Oct 1872|p5.htm#i139|Rev. David Emmanuel Bothwell||p62.htm#i1868|Jane Wright||p62.htm#i1869|||||||||||||
John Wright Bothwell was born circa 1794. He was the son of Rev. David Emmanuel Bothwell and Jane Wright. John Wright Bothwell married Margaret McGill Gamble, daughter of John Gamble and Margaret McGill Lawson, on 19 October 1813 at Jefferson Co., Georgia. John Wright Bothwell appeared on the census of 1850 at p. 163, Jefferson Co., Georgia; listed as a merchant, also had a 34-year-old female, Mary E. Bothwell, and a 25-year-old male, Edward W. Folkes in the household (probably both children from previous marriage). He appeared on the census of 1870 at p. 72, Jefferson Co., Georgia. He died on 24 October 1872.
Children of John Wright Bothwell and Margaret McGill Gamble
- Mary Caroline Bothwell+ b. 1816, d. 1887
- Louisa Jane Bothwell+ b. 1820
Louisa Jane Bothwell
F, b. 1820
Louisa Jane Bothwell|b. 1820|p5.htm#i140|John Wright Bothwell|b. c 1794\nd. 24 Oct 1872|p5.htm#i139|Margaret McGill Gamble|b. 1795|p4.htm#i119|Rev. David E. Bothwell||p62.htm#i1868|Jane Wright||p62.htm#i1869|John Gamble|b. 1765\nd. 5 May 1817|p4.htm#i117|Margaret M. Lawson|b. 1770\nd. 1800|p4.htm#i116|
Her married name was Scott. Her married name was Crooks. Louisa Jane Bothwell married John Crooks. Louisa Jane Bothwell married A. T. Scott. Louisa Jane Bothwell was born in 1820. She was the daughter of John Wright Bothwell and Margaret McGill Gamble.
Child of Louisa Jane Bothwell and John Crooks
John Crooks
M, b. 1815
John Crooks married Louisa Jane Bothwell, daughter of John Wright Bothwell and Margaret McGill Gamble. John Crooks was born in 1815.
Child of John Crooks and Louisa Jane Bothwell
A. T. Scott
M, b. 1820
A. T. Scott married Louisa Jane Bothwell, daughter of John Wright Bothwell and Margaret McGill Gamble. A. T. Scott was born in 1820.
Mary Crooks
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Mary Crooks||p5.htm#i143|John Crooks|b. 1815|p5.htm#i141|Louisa Jane Bothwell|b. 1820|p5.htm#i140|||||||John W. Bothwell|b. c 1794\nd. 24 Oct 1872|p5.htm#i139|Margaret M. Gamble|b. 1795|p4.htm#i119|
Mary Crooks was the daughter of John Crooks and Louisa Jane Bothwell. Her married name was Powell. Mary Crooks married Dr. J. R. Powell.
Child of Mary Crooks and Dr. J. R. Powell
- Loulie ? Powell+ b. 1867
Loulie ? Powell
F, b. 1867
Loulie ? Powell|b. 1867|p5.htm#i145|Dr. J. R. Powell||p5.htm#i144|Mary Crooks||p5.htm#i143|||||||John Crooks|b. 1815|p5.htm#i141|Louisa J. Bothwell|b. 1820|p5.htm#i140|
Her married name was Wright. Loulie ? Powell married Dr. J. D. Wright. Loulie ? Powell was born in 1867. She was the daughter of Dr. J. R. Powell and Mary Crooks.Child of Loulie ? Powell and Dr. J. D. Wright
Louisa M. Wright
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Louisa M. Wright||p5.htm#i147|Dr. J. D. Wright||p5.htm#i146|Loulie ? Powell|b. 1867|p5.htm#i145|||||||Dr. J. R. Powell||p5.htm#i144|Mary Crooks||p5.htm#i143|
Louisa M. Wright was the daughter of Dr. J. D. Wright and Loulie ? Powell. Louisa M. Wright was County Ordinary (recorder of probate, voting and marriage documents) in 1930 at Louisville, Jefferson Co., Georgia.Hugh Lawson1
M, b. 1705, d. 1772
Hugh Lawson|b. 1705\nd. 1772|p5.htm#i148|John Roger Lawson|b. 1651|p19.htm#i561|Mary McConnell|b. 1578|p19.htm#i563|John Lawson Esq.|b. c 1635\nd. 26 Oct 1698|p19.htm#i566|Catherine I. Howard|b. c 1637\nd. 4 Jul 1668|p19.htm#i567|Hugh McConnell||p19.htm#i564|(?) Caldwell||p19.htm#i565|
Charles Moore, Deed. Charles Moore of Tyron Co, deed to his son in law Andrew Barry, a blacksmith, to land on both sides of Tyger River, on Lawson's Creek, bounded by the lands of Hugh Lawson. (This land was below the [border] of the present NC, SC, but at that time was considered a part of Tryon Co.) The deed was executed between 1762 and 1779, which was the lifetime of Tryon County. It shows that Hugh Lawson owned lands in upper SC at the time of his death, which adjoined lands belonging to Charles Moore, Lawson wife having been Mary Moore, a sister of Charles Moore, and the daughter of a Charles Moore and his wife Margaret Barry, the parents of Prof. Charles Moore. It has become customary among genealogical writers on the Lawson family to say Hugh Lawson first settled in Pennsylvania, from whence he came to Virginia with brothers John and Roger. One who has traced his connecting lines back, however, states that he and his brothers were cousins, some degrees removed, from the early Virginia emigrants, Rowland and Epaphroditus Lawson and Christopher Lawson. The exact statement of Mrs. Caroline Belle Price on this matter is:"The record of Epaphroditus Lawson and Rowland Lawson, of Virginia, shows that their ancestor, Sir Henry Lawson of 'Brough Hall' (in England) was the father of their cousin Capt. John Lawson, from whom Col. Hugh Lawson descended." Mrs. Price further says: "Hugh Lawson married Mary Moore, daughter of Charles Moore and Margaret Barry." Genealogy Notes Pertaining to Census Records of Mecklenburg County - District No. 7
Between Cowan's Ford and Beattie's Ford, on the Catawba, and a short distance from the old river itself, as attempted to be portrayed on this map, is the burial place of the early religious patriot and missionary Rev. John Thomson, known as Baker's Graveyard. In this place also sleep the last remains of Mary Price, sister of Major John Davidson; Hugh Lawson, father-in-law of Hugh Barry and Samuel Baker. Up to some fifty years ago there were crude head and foot stones, on one of which was carved the initials "H-L" marking the grave of Hugh Lawson. Now the spot is a shambles, yielding at last to the ravages of centuries, its enclosing stone fence torn down to build a highway for the modern speeding generations. The stately oaks, under which Rev. John Thomson delivered his stirring pioneer sermons between 1751 and 1753, no longer spread their sacred foliage to the Catawba breezes, but there are still signs of unmistakable import that they once marked the hallowed spot, now passing into the oblivion of forgotten history.
[Rev. John Thomson, father-in-law of Samuel Baker; Hugh Lawson, father-in-law of Hugh Barry] Hugh Lawson was born in 1705 at Ulster County, Ireland. He was the son of John Roger Lawson and Mary McConnell. Hugh Lawson emigrated in 1727; Came to America on the ship George and Anne, with brothers John and Roger. He married Mary Moore, daughter of Charles Moore and Mary Barry, in 1729 at North Carolina. After arrival in America, we have records only on Hugh Lawson. Hugh settled in Chester Co., Pennsylvania, and moved to Lunenburg Co., Virginia, about 1743. Judge of the first Court of the County, JP, Became a Member of Virginia Assembly May 5, 1746. Virginia Historical Magazine, Vol X p321, Records Joseph Habersham DAR - 400, 534, 587. Hugh Lawson died in 1772 at Rowan Co., North Carolina.
Between Cowan's Ford and Beattie's Ford, on the Catawba, and a short distance from the old river itself, as attempted to be portrayed on this map, is the burial place of the early religious patriot and missionary Rev. John Thomson, known as Baker's Graveyard. In this place also sleep the last remains of Mary Price, sister of Major John Davidson; Hugh Lawson, father-in-law of Hugh Barry and Samuel Baker. Up to some fifty years ago there were crude head and foot stones, on one of which was carved the initials "H-L" marking the grave of Hugh Lawson. Now the spot is a shambles, yielding at last to the ravages of centuries, its enclosing stone fence torn down to build a highway for the modern speeding generations. The stately oaks, under which Rev. John Thomson delivered his stirring pioneer sermons between 1751 and 1753, no longer spread their sacred foliage to the Catawba breezes, but there are still signs of unmistakable import that they once marked the hallowed spot, now passing into the oblivion of forgotten history.
[Rev. John Thomson, father-in-law of Samuel Baker; Hugh Lawson, father-in-law of Hugh Barry] Hugh Lawson was born in 1705 at Ulster County, Ireland. He was the son of John Roger Lawson and Mary McConnell. Hugh Lawson emigrated in 1727; Came to America on the ship George and Anne, with brothers John and Roger. He married Mary Moore, daughter of Charles Moore and Mary Barry, in 1729 at North Carolina. After arrival in America, we have records only on Hugh Lawson. Hugh settled in Chester Co., Pennsylvania, and moved to Lunenburg Co., Virginia, about 1743. Judge of the first Court of the County, JP, Became a Member of Virginia Assembly May 5, 1746. Virginia Historical Magazine, Vol X p321, Records Joseph Habersham DAR - 400, 534, 587. Hugh Lawson died in 1772 at Rowan Co., North Carolina.
Children of Hugh Lawson and Mary Moore
- Hugh Lawson Jr. b. 1729, d. 1796
- Roger Lawson+ b. 1731, d. 6 Aug 1803
- Margaret Lawson b. 1733
- Rebecca Lawson b. 1735, d. 1766
- Violet Lawson+ b. 1737
- Catherine Lawson b. 1739
- Mary Lawson+ b. 1742, d. 10 Mar 1819
Citations
- Some places of his residence: Chester Co., PA. 1727, Lunnenburg Co., VA. 1743-1751. Rowan Co., NC from 1759-72. From Va. Historical Magazine Vol. X P. 321 and info from Josie Sarah Catherine Bryan, Cook.
Mary Moore
F, b. 1715
Mary Moore|b. 1715|p5.htm#i149|Charles Moore||p19.htm#i562|Mary Barry||p55.htm#i1650|||||||||||||
Her married name was Lawson. Mary Moore was born in 1715 at R Soldier, South Carolina. She was the daughter of Charles Moore and Mary Barry. Mary Moore married Hugh Lawson, son of John Roger Lawson and Mary McConnell, in 1729 at North Carolina.
Children of Mary Moore and Hugh Lawson
- Hugh Lawson Jr. b. 1729, d. 1796
- Roger Lawson+ b. 1731, d. 6 Aug 1803
- Margaret Lawson b. 1733
- Rebecca Lawson b. 1735, d. 1766
- Violet Lawson+ b. 1737
- Catherine Lawson b. 1739
- Mary Lawson+ b. 1742, d. 10 Mar 1819
Sir John Lawson1
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Citations
- Lord of Fawlingrave in the reign of one of the Henrys, ancestor of Hugh Lawson.
Robert Abercrombie
M, b. 1715, d. 31 May 1779
Robert Abercrombie was born in 1715 at Scotland. He married Jane Gresham circa 1740. Robert Abercrombie immigrated in 1740 to Orange Co., North Carolina. He was listed at the May 22, 1757, Council of New Bern as a Justice of the Peace for Orange County (served 1757 - 1778).
He held rank of in 1776 Major in the American Army (Roster of Rev. Soldiers in GA Vol. III p. 1). He was too old to actively serve [in the Revolutionary War]. He let out his horses and served in other ways. Patriot. ( US W/NC WAR OF THE REVOLUTION BOOK A, pg. 81). He died on 31 May 1779 at Hillsboro, Orange Co., North Carolina. His estate was probated in August 1779 at Hillsboro, Orange Co., North Carolina; Will recorded in book "A" p 209 Wheeler's History of NC Vol 1 p 81. He is listed as a Major from Orange Co. Written 31 May 1779. Proved Aug Ct. 1779.
Children taken from this will proved at Hillsboro, NC, in 1779
1779 WILL: NC, Orange Co, FHL #0306091, Book A, p. 209:
In the name of God Amen, I Robert Abercromby of the County of Orange and State of North Carolina being weak in body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be given to God, calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men and to die and do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say principally & just of all I give and recommend my soul into the hand of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion of my Executor, hereafter named, and as touching sent worldly Estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless one in this Life. I give, demise and dispose of the same in the following manner & form. First I give to my loving son Charles Abercromby two Negroes, one named Billo, the other named Arshell to him and his heirs forever. I also give, bequeath, & demise all that Tract or parcel of Land on Ellebass Creek where I now dwell to my son Charles Abercromby his heirs and assigns forever. Also I give, bequeath & devise to my loving son Robert Abercromby three negroes named Radgin, Buck and Peter and my copper still & Capp to him and his heirs forever. I give to my daughter Jenny Miban five pounds current money of North Carolina State & no more. And the residue of my Estate both real & personal after payment of all my just Debts Viz Money, Horses, Hor-Cattle, Hoggs, Household Goods with all the Movables whatsoever I give and bequeath unto my loving sons Charles Abercromby and Robert Abercromby (to be equally divided between them) to them and each of them and their heirs forever. Lastly I nominate, constitute & appoint my sons Charles Abercromby & Robert Abercromby Executors of this my last will and Testament, hereby revoking and disannulling all other will or wills by me made either in word or writing. In witness whereof I said Robert Abercromby have to this my last will and testament set my hand & affixed my seal this thirty first day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & seventy nine. Signed, sealed and delivered by the said Robert Abercromby the Testator as and for his last will and testament in the presence of William Saxon, James X Dinin, Enoch Lewis. Signature of Robert Abercromby.
Orange County, August Court 1779. The Execution of the above will was duly proved in open Court by the oaths of Wm Saxon & James Dinin two of the subscribing Witnesses thereto sed Judgment for Nine.
Many researchers show the father of Robert Abercrombie, Sr., to be Sir James Abercrombie, who was the Second Baronet of Birkenbog. However, according to Burke's Genealogical & Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronage (Sir John Burke), Sir James Abercrombie did have a son named Robert, but that son succeeded his father and stayed in Scotland. That Robert died in 1787 and was succeeded by his son George.
It is far from clear that Sir James had two sons both named Robert, which many researchers seem to indicate. From Ancestry.com 29 Dec 2009:
clsanders198 added this on 12 Aug 2009
zsem0601 originally submitted this to McNatt - Cobb on 12 Nov 2008
http://deepsouthernroots.familytreeguide.com/getperson.php?personID=I502&tree=T1
Found this info on the above website.
Karen L. Robert. A.G. 4850 Freedom Boulevard Aptos, Ca. 95003 408-768-0212
has done an Abercrombie Book..most of it on the Laurens Bunch.. one chapter on Robert and his family, a lot of which I sent her.
DAR Proof used by Mary Hightower Chatfield Wheeless Historyof Al. by Thomas M. Owen p 22
He was too old to actively serve. He let out his horses and other ways. Patriot. US W/NC WAR OF THE REVOLUTION BOOK A pg. 81 AUDITORS REPORT OF NC Hillsborough, Dist. Jan. 25, 1782. Comptroller's original Vouchers Box A
1759 Feb. 28 Granville Proprietary Deeds and Surveys #284 Robert Abercromby planter, ten shillings on Elleber's Cr. Surveyed 7 Dec 1757 by Wm. Morgan and Robert Abercrombie, SCC (SSLG 83-A) NC Patent Book 14:331
1766 Robert-land records Augusta Co Va.
Karen L. Robert 4850 Freedom Blvd. Aptos Ca. 95003, who is a professional
genealogist, says she has traced Robert to Augusta Co. Va. and feels he came
down from the Scots-Irish settlement in Pa.
From MIGRATIONS ACTUAL AND IMPLIED Vol 1 by Caroline Cunningham 1968..
Augusta Co. Va Deed Book 10 P 27 3 Sep 1761 Robert Abercromby of Orange Co. NC to John Stewart 320 acres on the e side of Jackson's River and the mouth of Falling Spring.
Charles Abercrombie Mar 20, 97 in a letter says Robert was in Bath Co Va before NC.
He held rank of in 1776 Major in the American Army (Roster of Rev. Soldiers in GA Vol. III p. 1). He was too old to actively serve [in the Revolutionary War]. He let out his horses and served in other ways. Patriot. ( US W/NC WAR OF THE REVOLUTION BOOK A, pg. 81).
He died on 31 May 1779 at Hillsboro, Orange Co., North Carolina. His estate was probated in August 1779 at Hillsboro, Orange Co., North Carolina; Will recorded in book "A" p 209 Wheeler's History of NC Vol 1 p 81. He is listed as a Major from Orange Co. Written 31 May 1779. Proved Aug Ct. 1779. Children taken from this will proved at Hillsboro, NC, in 1779
1779 WILL: NC, Orange Co, FHL #0306091, Book A, p. 209:
In the name of God Amen, I Robert Abercromby of the County of Orange and State of North Carolina being weak in body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be given to God, calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men and to die and do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say principally & just of all I give and recommend my soul into the hand of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion of my Executor, hereafter named, and as touching sent worldly Estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless one in this Life. I give, demise and dispose of the same in the following manner & form. First I give to my loving son Charles Abercromby two Negroes, one named Billo, the other named Arshell to him and his heirs forever. I also give, bequeath, & demise all that Tract or parcel of Land on Ellebass Creek where I now dwell to my son Charles Abercromby his heirs and assigns forever. Also I give, bequeath & devise to my loving son Robert Abercromby three negroes named Radgin, Buck and Peter and my copper still & Capp to him and his heirs forever. I give to my daughter Jenny Miban five pounds current money of North Carolina State & no more. And the residue of my Estate both real & personal after payment of all my just Debts Viz Money, Horses, Hor-Cattle, Hoggs, Household Goods with all the Movables whatsoever I give and bequeath unto my loving sons Charles Abercromby and Robert Abercromby (to be equally divided between them) to them and each of them and their heirs forever. Lastly I nominate, constitute & appoint my sons Charles Abercromby & Robert Abercromby Executors of this my last will and Testament, hereby revoking and disannulling all other will or wills by me made either in word or writing. In witness whereof I said Robert Abercromby have to this my last will and testament set my hand & affixed my seal this thirty first day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & seventy nine. Signed, sealed and delivered by the said Robert Abercromby the Testator as and for his last will and testament in the presence of William Saxon, James X Dinin, Enoch Lewis. Signature of Robert Abercromby.
Orange County, August Court 1779. The Execution of the above will was duly proved in open Court by the oaths of Wm Saxon & James Dinin two of the subscribing Witnesses thereto sed Judgment for Nine.
Many researchers show the father of Robert Abercrombie, Sr., to be Sir James Abercrombie, who was the Second Baronet of Birkenbog. However, according to Burke's Genealogical & Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronage (Sir John Burke), Sir James Abercrombie did have a son named Robert, but that son succeeded his father and stayed in Scotland. That Robert died in 1787 and was succeeded by his son George.
It is far from clear that Sir James had two sons both named Robert, which many researchers seem to indicate. From Ancestry.com 29 Dec 2009:
clsanders198 added this on 12 Aug 2009
zsem0601 originally submitted this to McNatt - Cobb on 12 Nov 2008
http://deepsouthernroots.familytreeguide.com/getperson.php?personID=I502&tree=T1
Found this info on the above website.
Karen L. Robert. A.G. 4850 Freedom Boulevard Aptos, Ca. 95003 408-768-0212
has done an Abercrombie Book..most of it on the Laurens Bunch.. one chapter on Robert and his family, a lot of which I sent her.
DAR Proof used by Mary Hightower Chatfield Wheeless Historyof Al. by Thomas M. Owen p 22
He was too old to actively serve. He let out his horses and other ways. Patriot. US W/NC WAR OF THE REVOLUTION BOOK A pg. 81 AUDITORS REPORT OF NC Hillsborough, Dist. Jan. 25, 1782. Comptroller's original Vouchers Box A
1759 Feb. 28 Granville Proprietary Deeds and Surveys #284 Robert Abercromby planter, ten shillings on Elleber's Cr. Surveyed 7 Dec 1757 by Wm. Morgan and Robert Abercrombie, SCC (SSLG 83-A) NC Patent Book 14:331
1766 Robert-land records Augusta Co Va.
Karen L. Robert 4850 Freedom Blvd. Aptos Ca. 95003, who is a professional
genealogist, says she has traced Robert to Augusta Co. Va. and feels he came
down from the Scots-Irish settlement in Pa.
From MIGRATIONS ACTUAL AND IMPLIED Vol 1 by Caroline Cunningham 1968..
Augusta Co. Va Deed Book 10 P 27 3 Sep 1761 Robert Abercromby of Orange Co. NC to John Stewart 320 acres on the e side of Jackson's River and the mouth of Falling Spring.
Charles Abercrombie Mar 20, 97 in a letter says Robert was in Bath Co Va before NC.
Children of Robert Abercrombie and Jane Gresham
- Maj. Charles Abercrombie+ b. 4 Mar 1742, d. 23 Aug 1821
- Jane Abercrombie+ b. 1746
- Robert Abercrombie Jr.+ b. 1748, d. 19 Apr 1812
Robert Abercrombie Jr.
M, b. 1748, d. 19 April 1812
Robert Abercrombie Jr.|b. 1748\nd. 19 Apr 1812|p5.htm#i152|Robert Abercrombie|b. 1715\nd. 31 May 1779|p5.htm#i151|Jane Gresham||p70.htm#i2125|||||||||||||
Robert Abercrombie Jr. was born in 1748 at Orange Co., North Carolina. He was the son of Robert Abercrombie and Jane Gresham. Robert Abercrombie Jr. married Mary Kendrick. Robert Abercrombie Jr. began military service as an officer in the American Army. He married Nancy Harris, daughter of Tyree Harris. Robert Abercrombie Jr. died on 19 April 1812 at Warrenton, Georgia.
Children of Robert Abercrombie Jr. and Mary Kendrick
- Pollie Abercrombie b. 1777
- Charles Abercrombie b. 1777
- Bersheba Abercrombie+ b. 1777, d. 1836
- Retincia Bettina Abercrombie b. 1779, d. 1860
- Elizabeth Abercrombie b. 1780, d. 1812
Millard Gobert Gamble
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Millard Gobert Gamble||p5.htm#i153|Col. Roger Lawson Gamble II|b. 27 Apr 1829\nd. 6 Mar 1893|p4.htm#i122|Martha R. Gobert|b. 4 Aug 1834\nd. 16 Mar 1915|p4.htm#i123|Roger L. Gamble I|b. 1787\nd. 1847|p4.htm#i118|Mary Sterritt|b. 1794\nd. 1837|p4.htm#i120|Jacques P. Gobert|b. 1807\nd. 1887|p4.htm#i104|Eleanor W. Lawson||p4.htm#i105|
Phillipe LeBon Gamble
M, b. 3 May 1860, d. 6 September 1928
Phillipe LeBon Gamble|b. 3 May 1860\nd. 6 Sep 1928|p5.htm#i154|Col. Roger Lawson Gamble II|b. 27 Apr 1829\nd. 6 Mar 1893|p4.htm#i122|Martha R. Gobert|b. 4 Aug 1834\nd. 16 Mar 1915|p4.htm#i123|Roger L. Gamble I|b. 1787\nd. 1847|p4.htm#i118|Mary Sterritt|b. 1794\nd. 1837|p4.htm#i120|Jacques P. Gobert|b. 1807\nd. 1887|p4.htm#i104|Eleanor W. Lawson||p4.htm#i105|
- Charts
- Descendants of Jacques Philippe Gobert
Descendants of Thomas Lawessen (#1)
Descendants of Thomas Lawessen (#2)
Phillipe LeBon Gamble married Clarissa Baker. Phillipe LeBon Gamble was born on 3 May 1860. He was the son of Col. Roger Lawson Gamble II and Martha R. Gobert. Phillipe LeBon Gamble died on 6 September 1928 at on his plantation near, Louisville, Jefferson County, Georgia, at age 68.
Child of Phillipe LeBon Gamble and Clarissa Baker
W. H. Doughty Jr.
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W. H. Doughty Jr. married Daughter2 Gamble, daughter of Col. Roger Lawson Gamble II and Martha R. Gobert.
Daughter2 Gamble
F
Daughter2 Gamble||p5.htm#i156|Col. Roger Lawson Gamble II|b. 27 Apr 1829\nd. 6 Mar 1893|p4.htm#i122|Martha R. Gobert|b. 4 Aug 1834\nd. 16 Mar 1915|p4.htm#i123|Roger L. Gamble I|b. 1787\nd. 1847|p4.htm#i118|Mary Sterritt|b. 1794\nd. 1837|p4.htm#i120|Jacques P. Gobert|b. 1807\nd. 1887|p4.htm#i104|Eleanor W. Lawson||p4.htm#i105|
- Charts
- Descendants of Jacques Philippe Gobert
Descendants of Thomas Lawessen (#1)
Descendants of Thomas Lawessen (#2)
Daughter2 Gamble was the daughter of Col. Roger Lawson Gamble II and Martha R. Gobert. Her married name was Doughty. Daughter2 Gamble married W. H. Doughty Jr.
Daughter1 Gamble
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Daughter1 Gamble||p5.htm#i157|Col. Roger Lawson Gamble II|b. 27 Apr 1829\nd. 6 Mar 1893|p4.htm#i122|Martha R. Gobert|b. 4 Aug 1834\nd. 16 Mar 1915|p4.htm#i123|Roger L. Gamble I|b. 1787\nd. 1847|p4.htm#i118|Mary Sterritt|b. 1794\nd. 1837|p4.htm#i120|Jacques P. Gobert|b. 1807\nd. 1887|p4.htm#i104|Eleanor W. Lawson||p4.htm#i105|
- Charts
- Descendants of Jacques Philippe Gobert
Descendants of Thomas Lawessen (#1)
Descendants of Thomas Lawessen (#2)
Daughter1 Gamble was the daughter of Col. Roger Lawson Gamble II and Martha R. Gobert. Her married name was Chaffee. Daughter1 Gamble married G. K. Chaffee.
Child of Daughter1 Gamble
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