I have been talking to Bob Anglin..he is in the Anglin DNA reports and he is in genofrum also, he gave me my hubby's mother's lineage back in Polk county..now I I could get get ahold of him again, as someone wiped out my email server and genofrum so I can't get in it, because they are writing things up differently I guess. I went to Massacheusetts in person to check out the connection of the Pierce family with George Washington and my mother's Larkins family..I looked at land deeds in particular, but I think Thomas Oliver Larkin first wife "Hannah Cordis" may of been
an Washington "Custis" family in Virginia. These "Percels" in my mother's family whom are protecting my ancestor from beign wiped of the map in legacy, are also
intermarried with the Washington Family. Thye are married into them in England also, and the Washington's were territorial neighbor's of my hubby's side, said to
been at one time the ruling "Planegent" family. Rowland Lawson has then down in
chart work "on-line" right now...as to exactly how that is. I had wondered since
Hannah died so early in life supposedly, why her father left him most everthing they both owned back then, and then it donned on me, maybe there is an unkown child in this group the second wife isn't mentioning?...named Ann (Rogers)Cooper. I did find reference in census to an Thomas Larkin in Virgina at one time with an son and could never find out who he exactly was...there was no wife listed. The Percel's
that married into my mother's Reed(Read) kinship and Strawn are on-line now also.
But they have an line that was born in Jerusalem, and they were all loyal Masons.
So I guess what I am saying is that they had been "templar knights" at one time.
You most often have roots from "France" as well, and its appearing so from what I'm finding so far. Scotland has the only reference to the Masonic Lodge connection
after you get out of France. The Sin Clairs were basically near th eEnglish/Scottish border area...Roseyln Chapel. The Wessingtons in England (Washngton's) put the "Scottish" Bruce family into rulership there to begin with. It is said that William the Conquor marched up to ther territory and stopped. They
weilded such power in their day. I suspect the whole group were into founding the first colonies many times over in some way.
There is considerable differenceit the history of the Lackey..vs, Hackney family
in Virginia...but I see records continually of both groups conencted in various way. James lackey was sai dot been married to an Polly Anglen, another source says
it was Margaret Anglin...and I have an John Lackey married to an Ann Watson I have been checkig out to see if she is Geroge Lawsons' daughter "Elizabeth" we have no information on her, but an source I found on her says the information isn't begin compatible on her to been an "Ann Watson" known. James Lackey lived near the
so called "Bell Witch" in Tenneessee. Another source I have says that her name
is Margaret and that she was originally an "Hackney"...and I have also yet, an strond indication that they were "Martin's" prior in family name, and Indian Captives. People are playing around with the records so badly these days, the real original information is being lost somewhat. You often have the same person with four or five different surnames now. The person whom in North Carolina squatted on the Jackson property there (Andrew Jackson's parents)...signed my hubby's grandfather's pension papers in Kentucky. But as far as I know our Lackey's were not from North Carolina...I have John Lackey m. Ann Watson Oct. 31,1791, from
Amherst County, Va....and James lackey m. Polly Anglin Dec. 19, 1810 from Parrick
Co., Va. The Monacan Indian Museum is in Amerherst County, and it was taken from
Albermale co. prior, and I have many an recrod form there also. These Indians have an long write out or their legacy in the Cherokee Applicantion books, but they
were nto accepted as Cherokees on their roles. Chief Moniac...was the first husband of what I think was my father's Gibson lie of Matilda...and we have an pictur eof her, and she looks every inch an Native American...I sent her picture to William
Presley, uncle of Elvis, in an project aide of an Tennessee Library, as he says that she was also part of their kindship...she looks everything liek you would think an "Indian Princess" would look...she married into my dad's side as an secodn wife. I think that "Chief Monica" should of been though "Chief Pontiac" in other records and their ancestorial grounds were just north of the Geo. Washington home estates. Both your Stephanson's and Cloyd's at this time I've no direct records of with our group...nor Fullers...now I do have plenty of "Fowlers/Faquier's" though.
Several times over with the Riley's. Do you have that "Edith Cromwell" married
Lord Balitmore of Maryalnd?.. I have that in my records. I beleive one of our
John Lawson's being ousted in England came here through them...he was married to
an Catherine Howard in England, and her cousi was Anne Boylen..whom I think is
"Boyd" over here..married Rev, Samuel Davis, only son of Rev. Samuel Davis founder of Princeton Uinversity in New Jersey. Elijah Darthin/Larkin of Rogersville, Tenn
married Sarah Boyd..I have the Boyd family as "indian Agents" in Virginia. Davis are an grandomothers line to me, I'm beig force fed an "Thomas Davis" and I don't beleive it...at least so far, I think it's been made up. There si an Hammond family associated with the Margeret, daughter of Maryland John Larkins, that m. Edward Dorsey at one time. She looked to been robbed of his estate after his death by his
kids, and left peniless, so she may be this witch Hackney/Hagerty later in the virginia "Lewis" Bio-augraphy. I can quote to you what was said about her...I bought "bio" because it has many Lawson "affliates" also in it..buried with them in
Missouri, in the Lawson Cemetary or what's little left of it. Malinda is another of those families also...whom may be kind to my hubby direct. The Wilson, I have in Two ways, one marrie dthe Larkin as an secodn hubby in Chester Co. Pa. to Va. records of Larkin(s)...and they are also the female line m. the Chenoweths, m.
the Davis in my maternal Larkins line...though I beleive as an sister. There si quite an tado abotu the Adair family in the Cherokee books also. But indeed I think it was an Anglin said they had known them for an long time. I have James Lackey of "Lackey's Creek" as "Chief Lackey" also...some say the captive grandson of Col. James Martin of Summerset Co., Pa. You have to undnerstand the Native American ways to understand thier legacy also. Many of them were allowed two wives at the same time if they were warriors, and could keep them living apart from each other...for some of them, they lived with about any woman they pleased.ADairs lived in the vicinty of Sequohah..at teh ro frot there just north of Chota...the Cherokee
captial. Supposedly, James lackey was an teacher there, at what was called Hawaisee college. We found an reference to him with the Martin family decribed as an typical Indian(warrior)though, in being said "an preacher, teacher, and sometimes mostly drifter and never amount to much"..she says his wife's family was from Chillothe
and he was visting them. Perhaps it was Margaret Anglen? Though it may of been the
family of Techumseh also. The word Chilicothe was not the same as an town back then, it meant where ever the principle "Chief" lived at that time. That's why I said you have to know their ways. The peaceful Delawares have been with the family and the Washington's for an long time as "Scouts"...one of their clans was the uumi
clan or "tuttle" and Tuchumseh's brtoher married "Turtle whom lays eggs in the sand"...when translated. The Sandusky River was not far from this area. The peaceful and christianized Delawares were attacked in Virgina and slaughtered, by white people...and they left the area and joined the Shawnees. Well, I must go for now.