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     Peter Rieth III was born on 7 September 1779.
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     Eva B. Rieth was born on 2 September 1781.
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     John T. Hudson was born circa 1859 at Kentucky, USA; age 1 in 1860 census.¹
     John T. Hudson was listed as a resident in Commodore Perry Hudson and Elizabeth "Eliza" (?)'s household in the census report on 6 August 1860 at Buchanan, Johnson Co., Texas, USA;      [He is in the same dwelling (#454) as his brother, Reuben #80954, and his brother-in-law Enos Clevenger #1894 (married to his sister Malvina HUDSON).]
pp. 469-470, lines 38-40 & 1-2, dwelling 454, family 457
     38 HUDSON, C. P. 24 [1836] M Farmer KY
     39 " , Elizabeth 25 [1835] F Housewife KY
     39 " , Carroll K. 7 [1853] M KY
     1 " , E. T. 8 [1852] F KY
     2 " , John T. 1 [1859] M KY.¹

     Guyomarch IV l'insensé de Léon Vicomte de Léon married Nobilis de Penthièvre.^3,2,4
Guyomarch IV l'insensé de Léon Vicomte de Léon was born in 1130; Genealogics says b. 1130; Med Lands syas b. bef 1120?^1,2
Guyomarch IV l'insensé de Léon Vicomte de Léon died in 1179; Genealogics says d. 1179; Med Lands syas d. 27 Sep 1179 or after.^1,2
     Reference: Genealogics cites:

; Per Genealogics:
     "Guyomarch was the son and successor of Hervé II de Léon, earl of Wiltshire, and an illegitimate daughter of King Stephen of England, possibly named Sybilla. He was viscount of Léon from 1168 until his death. His reign was spent in constant rebellion against his nominal lords in an effort to preserve his historical independence. With his wife Nobilis de Penthièvre, he had two sons, Hervé I and Guyomarch V, of whom Hervé would have progeny.
     "In August 1167 King Henry II of England marched on Léon and captured or razed Guyomarch's major castles, forcing him to submit and grant hostages. Guyomarch succeeded his father soon after. He followed his father in trying to preserve his de facto independence from ducal authority and foreign influence. Most especially he sought to protect his economic interest in the right of salvage from shipwrecks, famously declaring that he possessed 'the most valuable of precious stones', a rock which generated 100,000 solidi per annum in revenue due to shipwrecks.
     "By 1169 Guyomarch was in revolt and Henry ordered Conon IV le Petit, duc de Bretagne, earl of Richmond, who was also lord of Tréguier which was conveniently adjacent to Léon, to put down the disturbance. Conon campaigned against him in 1170, defeating him once but failing to secure his submission. After Conon's death in February 1171, Guyomarch rebelled once more and Henry himself, marching from Pontorson, led the campaign against him, which culminated in the loss of Guyomarch's castles, all of which were razed save three which Henry kept. Guyomarch formally submitted in May at Pontorson. He was ordered to return all lands confiscated from his neighbours or vassals or submit to royal judgment.
     "In January 1171 Guyomarch had ordered the murder of his younger brother Hamo, bishop of Saint-Pol de Léon. The parallels between this and the murder of Thomas Becket the previous year, of which Henry was accused, probably encouraged decisive action on the king's part, so as to present himself as a defender of the assassinated churchman.
     "In August 1177 Henry's son Geoffrey, duc de Bretagne, at his father's request, led a campaign against Guyomarch, who was again in rebellion. Guyomarch submitted his lands to Henry, but by April 1179 he was in revolt once again. It was his final revolt. Geoffrey, at his father's request, again led the campaign against him, but he was harsher this second time, confiscating the whole of Léon to the duchy of Brittany. Guyomarch agreed to undergo a pilgrimage to Jerusalem and subsist in the meanwhile off the revenues of two parishes until the following Christmas, but he died in 1179 before any of this could take place.“.³

; This is the same person as ”Guihomar IV, Viscount of Léon” at Wikipedia and as ”Guyomarch IV de Léon” at Wikipédia (FR).^5,6

; Per Med Lands:
     "GUYOMAR [IV], son of HERVE [II] Vicomte de Léon & his first wife --- ([before 1120?]-27 Sep, 1179 or after). "Herveus Leonensis Vicecomes" donated "juxta castrum meum…Mons-Relaxus" to Saint-Martin for a monastery by charter dated 3 Mar 1128, subscribed by "Hervei vicecomitis, Guihomar filii eius, Eudonis", witnessed by “...Herveus frater bastardus vicecomitis...”[180]. It is assumed that Guyomar’s inclusion in the witness list indicates that he was not younger than about 8 years old at the time of this document. The Guillelmi Armorici Historia records that "Herveus Comes Leoniæ…cum Guidomaro filio suo" were captured in 1163 and imprisoned "apud castellum Nini"[181]. Vicomte de Léon. Robert of Torigny records the death in 1168 of "Herveus de Lehun" and the succession of "Guihomar filius eius"[182]. "Herveus Comes Leonensis" donated "insulam...Beniguer" to Saint-Mathieu by charter dated [1169], witnessed by "Guihomarum filium suum qui sibi succedebat in regnum, atque G. nepotem suum, Haymonem filium suum qui tunc temporis erat Leonensis episcopus, Herveum fratrem dicti Guihomari nothum, Gradlon, Budic, Guegon filios eiusdem Hervei"[183]. The wording of the witness list suggests that the charter was issued after the death of the donor. "Guidomarus…Leonensis dominus et uxor suo Nobilis filiique sui Guidomarus et Herveus" founded the abbey of Daoulas by undated charter[184]. Robert of Torigny records that the castle of "Guihomarum vicecomitem Leonensem" was captured by "Gaufridus regis Henrici" in 1179[185]. The Chronicle of Robert Abbé de Saint-Michel records in 1179 that “Gaufredus filius regis Henrici dux Britanniæ" subjugated "Guihomarum vicecomitem Leonensem...et filios eius" and captured “omnia castella eorum”, granting two parishes until the following Christmas to “Guihomaro seniori” who with his wife was planning to travel to Jerusalem, and that he allowed “Guihomari juniori” eleven parishes from his father’s lands “et retento secum de familia sua Herveo fratre eius”[186]. Guyomar may have died before undertaking the planned journey. The necrology of Landévennec records the death “V Kal Oct” of “Guidomarus vicecomes Leonensis frater noster”[187].
     "m NOBILIS, daughter of ---. "Guidomarus…Leonensis dominus et uxor suo Nobilis filiique sui Guidomarus et Herveus" founded the abbey of Daoulas by undated charter[188]. It is not known whether she was the same wife who planned to accompany her husband to Jerusalem in 1179 (see above)."
Med Lands cites:

     Maria Catharine Weiser was born circa 1730. She married Casper Rieth, son of Peter Rieth and Anna Catrina Faeg, circa 1752 at Berks Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

Maria Catharine Weiser was buried circa 1801 at Pleasant Hall Cemetery, Pleasant Hall, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
Maria Catharine Weiser died circa 1801 at Franklin Co., Pennsylvania, USA.²
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     Samuel Rieth was born on 4 June 1755.
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     Michael Rieth was born on 17 March 1757.
Michael Rieth died after 1820.
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     Frederick Rieth was buried at Roxbury Cemetry, Roxbury, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania, USA. He was born in 1759 at Tulpehocken, Berks Co., Pennsylvania, USA. He was born in 1759. He married Maria Elizabeth Dice circa 1780 at Heidelburg, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA.

Frederick Rieth died on 17 March 1847 at Roxbury, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
Frederick Rieth died on 1 February 1855.
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     Cathrine Margaret Katterman was born on 28 July 1755. She was baptized on 3 August 1755 at Reed's Church, Stouchsburg, Berks Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
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     Catharina Dorothea Rieth was born on 23 June 1762. She was baptized on 8 August 1762.
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     Margaret Rieth was born on 13 July 1763 at Tulpehocken, Berks Co., Pennsylvania, USA. She was born on 13 July 1763. She was baptized on 28 August 1763 at Christ Lutheran Church, Stouchsburg, Berks Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
Margaret Rieth died before 1801 at Pleasant Hall, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
Margaret Rieth died before 1801.
      .¹ Margaret Rieth was also known as Margaret Barbara Reed or Rieth.

     Casper Rieth Jr. was born circa 1766.
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     Eve Rieth was born circa 1773.
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     Maria Barbara Rieth was born on 8 December 1775. She was baptized on 21 January 1776 at Christ Lutheran Church, Stouchsburg, Berks Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
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     John George Rieth was born on 23 March 1765.
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     Catharine E. Rieth was born on 2 January 1780.
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     Elizabeth Rieth was born on 16 May 1781.
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     Anna M. Rieth was born on 9 October 1782.
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     William Hudson was born circa 1865 at Tennessee, USA; age 15 in 1880 census.¹
      ; The 1880 census states that his mother was born in TN which indicates that Carrie was his mother.¹

William Hudson was listed as a resident in Commodore Perry Hudson and Carrie Montgomery's household in the census report on 11 June 1880 at Precinct 6, Johnson Co., Texas, USA; [His son, Carroll K., is living next door.]
p. 376-A, lines 6-8, dwelling 146, family 155
     6 HUDSON, C. P. E M 52 [1828] Married Farmer KY VA VA
     7 " , C. H. W F 43 [1837] Wife Married TN VA TN
     8 " , William W M 15 [1865] Son Single On farm TN KY TN
p. 376-A, line 9, dwelling 146, family 156
     9 " , C. K. W M 27 [1853] Widowed Farmer TN KY KY.¹

     Mary Virginia Middleton was born on 19 April 1858 at Mississippi, USA.¹ She married Carroll Kindricks Hudson, son of Commodore Perry Hudson and Elizabeth "Eliza" (?), circa 1880
; 1900 census says married 20 years.²
Mary Virginia Middleton died on 4 July 1915 at Cresson, Hood Co., Texas, USA, at age 57.¹
Mary Virginia Middleton was buried after 4 July 1915 at Cresson Cemetery, Godley, Johnson Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      Apr. 19, 1858, Mississippi, USA
     Death:      Jul. 4, 1915, Cresson, Hood County, Texas, USA
     Name: Mary Virginia Hudson
     Death Date: 04 Jul 1915
     Death Place: Cresson, Hood, Texas
     Gender: Female
     Race: white
     Death Age: 57 years 3 months 13 days
     Birth Date: 19 Apr 1858
     Birthplace: Mississippi
     Marital Status: Married
     Father's Name: T. B. Middleton
     Father's Birthplace: Alabama
     Mother's Name: Emaline Cain
     Mother's Birthplace: Mississippi
     Occupation: Housewife
     Cemetery: Cresson
     Burial Date: 06 Jul 1915
     Informant: C.K. Hudson
     Family links: Spouse: Carrol Kindricks Hudson (1852 - 1932)
     Children:
      Lula Callie Hudson Donathan (1881 - 1963)*
      Cora Aline Hudson Carter (1893 - 1975)*
     Note that the death certificate gives her date of death as the 4th of July instead of the 6th of July as inscribed on the marker . . .
     Burial: Cresson Cemetery, Godley, Johnson County, Texas, USA
     GPS (lat/lon): 32.51712, -97.60585
     Maintained by: BeNotForgot
     Originally Created by: Phil Harris
     Record added: Jan 07, 2009
     Find A Grave Memorial# 32709062.¹
     Mary Virginia Middleton and Carroll Kindricks Hudson appeared in the census of 2 June 1900 at Justice Precinct 6, Hood Co., Texas, USA; pp. 2-A & 2-B, lines 48-55, dwelling 32, family 21
     48 HUDSON, Carroll H. Head W M Dec 1852 47 Married 20 years TN KY KY Insurance Agt
     49 " , Mary V. Wife W F Apr 1859 41 Married 20 years 8-children-bon 6-children-living MS MS MS
     50 " , Lula C. Daughter W F Aug 1881 18 Single TX TN MS
     51 " , Emily E. Daughter W F Jan 1885 15 Single TX TN MS
     52 " , Irene W. Daughter W F Jul 1886 13 Single TX TN MS
     53 " , Mattie C. Daughter W F Dec 1891 8 Single TX TN MS
     54 " , Cora A. Daughter W F Jun 1893 6 Single TX TN MS
     55 " , Eliza Daughter W F May 1895 4 Single TX TN MS.²

Mary Virginia Middleton and Carroll Kindricks Hudson appeared in the census of 20 April 1910 at Justice Precinct 8, Hood Co., Texas, USA; p. 4-A, lines 27-33, dwelling 62, family 62
     27 HUDSON, Callie K. M W 57 [1853] Married 2x 29yrs TN TN TN Farmer General Farm
     28 " , Mary V. Wife F W 51 [1859] Married 1x 29 yrs 9-children-born 6-children-living MS MS MS
     29 " , Mattie C. Daughter F W 19 [1891] Single TX TN MS
     30 " , Cora A. Daughter F W 17 [1893] Single TX TN MS
     31 " , Eliza Daughter F W 14 [1896] Single TX TN MS
     32 MIDDLETON, Alva W. Uncle M W 77 [1833] Married 1x 56yrs MS GA GA Own Income
     33 " , Martha E. Aunt F W 78 [1832] Married 1x 56yrs AL AL AL.³

     Lula Callie Hudson was born on 31 August 1881 at Texas, USA.¹ She married James Wesley Donathan Jr. before 1902
; According to their Find A Grave memorials their oldest child Carl was born in 1902.²
Lula Callie Hudson died on 21 June 1963 at Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA, at age 81.¹
Lula Callie Hudson was buried after 21 June 1963 at Laurel Land Memorial Park, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      Aug. 31, 1881, Texas, USA
     Death:      Jun. 21, 1963, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, USA
     Family links: Parents:
      Carrol Kindricks Hudson (1852 - 1932)
      Mary Virginia Middleton Hudson (1858 - 1915)
     Spouse: James Wesley Donathan (1875 - 1960)*
     Children:
      Carl Hudson Donathan (1902 - 1998)*
      James Wesley Donathan (1904 - 1997)*
      Howard Anson Donathan (1910 - 1968)*
      Lula Faye Donathan Steele (1912 - 2010)*
     Sibling:
      Lula Callie Hudson Donathan (1881 - 1963)
      Cora Aline Hudson Carter (1893 - 1975)*
     Burial: Laurel Land Memorial Park, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, USA
     Plot: Sect. 12 - Rock of Ages
     Created by: Ray Beamer
     Record added: Sep 25, 2010
     Find A Grave Memorial# 59209723.¹
     Reference: For more information on children of James and Lula (HUDSON) DONATHAN, see their Find A Grave memorials.^2,1

Lula Callie Hudson was listed as a resident in Carroll Kindricks Hudson and Mary Virginia Middleton's household in the census report on 2 June 1900 at Justice Precinct 6, Hood Co., Texas, USA; pp. 2-A & 2-B, lines 48-55, dwelling 32, family 21
     48 HUDSON, Carroll H. Head W M Dec 1852 47 Married 20 years TN KY KY Insurance Agt
     49 " , Mary V. Wife W F Apr 1859 41 Married 20 years 8-children-bon 6-children-living MS MS MS
     50 " , Lula C. Daughter W F Aug 1881 18 Single TX TN MS
     51 " , Emily E. Daughter W F Jan 1885 15 Single TX TN MS
     52 " , Irene W. Daughter W F Jul 1886 13 Single TX TN MS
     53 " , Mattie C. Daughter W F Dec 1891 8 Single TX TN MS
     54 " , Cora A. Daughter W F Jun 1893 6 Single TX TN MS
     55 " , Eliza Daughter W F May 1895 4 Single TX TN MS.³

     Nobilis de Penthièvre married Guyomarch IV l'insensé de Léon Vicomte de Léon, son of Herve II de Léon vicomte de Leon, Earl of Wiltshire and 'filia Stephani' (?) de Champagne.^2,3,1
Nobilis de Penthièvre was born in 1151.¹
Nobilis de Penthièvre died in 1208.¹
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "GUYOMAR [IV], son of HERVE [II] Vicomte de Léon & his first wife --- ([before 1120?]-27 Sep, 1179 or after). "Herveus Leonensis Vicecomes" donated "juxta castrum meum…Mons-Relaxus" to Saint-Martin for a monastery by charter dated 3 Mar 1128, subscribed by "Hervei vicecomitis, Guihomar filii eius, Eudonis", witnessed by “...Herveus frater bastardus vicecomitis...”[180]. It is assumed that Guyomar’s inclusion in the witness list indicates that he was not younger than about 8 years old at the time of this document. The Guillelmi Armorici Historia records that "Herveus Comes Leoniæ…cum Guidomaro filio suo" were captured in 1163 and imprisoned "apud castellum Nini"[181]. Vicomte de Léon. Robert of Torigny records the death in 1168 of "Herveus de Lehun" and the succession of "Guihomar filius eius"[182]. "Herveus Comes Leonensis" donated "insulam...Beniguer" to Saint-Mathieu by charter dated [1169], witnessed by "Guihomarum filium suum qui sibi succedebat in regnum, atque G. nepotem suum, Haymonem filium suum qui tunc temporis erat Leonensis episcopus, Herveum fratrem dicti Guihomari nothum, Gradlon, Budic, Guegon filios eiusdem Hervei"[183]. The wording of the witness list suggests that the charter was issued after the death of the donor. "Guidomarus…Leonensis dominus et uxor suo Nobilis filiique sui Guidomarus et Herveus" founded the abbey of Daoulas by undated charter[184]. Robert of Torigny records that the castle of "Guihomarum vicecomitem Leonensem" was captured by "Gaufridus regis Henrici" in 1179[185]. The Chronicle of Robert Abbé de Saint-Michel records in 1179 that “Gaufredus filius regis Henrici dux Britanniæ" subjugated "Guihomarum vicecomitem Leonensem...et filios eius" and captured “omnia castella eorum”, granting two parishes until the following Christmas to “Guihomaro seniori” who with his wife was planning to travel to Jerusalem, and that he allowed “Guihomari juniori” eleven parishes from his father’s lands “et retento secum de familia sua Herveo fratre eius”[186]. Guyomar may have died before undertaking the planned journey. The necrology of Landévennec records the death “V Kal Oct” of “Guidomarus vicecomes Leonensis frater noster”[187].
     "m NOBILIS, daughter of ---. "Guidomarus…Leonensis dominus et uxor suo Nobilis filiique sui Guidomarus et Herveus" founded the abbey of Daoulas by undated charter[188]. It is not known whether she was the same wife who planned to accompany her husband to Jerusalem in 1179 (see above)."
Med Lands cites:

Reference: Genealogics cites:

     James Wesley Donathan Jr. was born on 10 February 1875 at Springtown, Parker Co., Texas, USA.¹ He married Lula Callie Hudson, daughter of Carroll Kindricks Hudson and Mary Virginia Middleton, before 1902
; According to their Find A Grave memorials their oldest child Carl was born in 1902.¹
James Wesley Donathan Jr. died on 7 March 1960 at Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA, at age 85.¹
James Wesley Donathan Jr. was buried after 7 March 1960 at Laurel Land Memorial Park, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      Feb. 10, 1875, Springtown, Parker County, Texas, USA
     Death:      Mar. 7, 1960, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, USA
     James was the son of James Wesley Donathan, Sr., and Mary Elizabeth Howard. He was a pharmacist.
     Family links: Parents: James Wesley Donathan (1828 - 1882)
     Spouse: Lula Callie Hudson Donathan (1881 - 1963)
     Children:
      Carl Hudson Donathan (1902 - 1998)*
      James Wesley Donathan (1904 - 1997)*
      Howard Anson Donathan (1910 - 1968)*
      Lula Faye Donathan Steele (1912 - 2010)*
     Siblings:
      Sarah Masola Donathan Akard Cunningham (1857 - 1933)*
      James Emily Donathan Denton (1861 - 1947)*
      Thomas Conrad Donathan (1869 - 1933)*
      Lula Donathan Tarrant (1870 - 1922)*
      Elizabeth Maud Donathan Tandy (1872 - 1944)*
      James Wesley Donathan (1875 - 1960)
      Eva Donathan (1877 - 1965)*
      Ida Martha Donathan (1879 - 1920)*
      William Akard Donathan (1882 - 1947)*
     Inscription: At Rest In Jesus
     Burial: Laurel Land Memorial Park, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, USA
     Maintained by: Find A Grave
     Originally Created by: Suellen
     Record added: Aug 19, 2009
     Find A Grave Memorial# 40864607.¹
     Reference: For more information on children of James and Lula (HUDSON) DONATHAN, see their Find A Grave memorials.^1,2

     Cora Aline Hudson married Giles Benjamin Carter.²
Cora Aline Hudson was born on 11 January 1893 at Hood Co., Texas, USA.¹
Cora Aline Hudson died on 13 January 1975 at Medical Arts Hospital, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas, USA, at age 82.¹
Cora Aline Hudson was buried on 15 June 1975 at Old Southland Cemetery, Grand Prairie, Dallas Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      Feb. 10, 1875, Springtown, Parker County, Texas, USA
     Death:      Mar. 7, 1960, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, USA
     James was the son of James Wesley.¹
     Cora Aline Hudson was listed as a resident in Carroll Kindricks Hudson and Mary Virginia Middleton's household in the census report on 2 June 1900 at Justice Precinct 6, Hood Co., Texas, USA; pp. 2-A & 2-B, lines 48-55, dwelling 32, family 21
     48 HUDSON, Carroll H. Head W M Dec 1852 47 Married 20 years TN KY KY Insurance Agt
     49 " , Mary V. Wife W F Apr 1859 41 Married 20 years 8-children-bon 6-children-living MS MS MS
     50 " , Lula C. Daughter W F Aug 1881 18 Single TX TN MS
     51 " , Emily E. Daughter W F Jan 1885 15 Single TX TN MS
     52 " , Irene W. Daughter W F Jul 1886 13 Single TX TN MS
     53 " , Mattie C. Daughter W F Dec 1891 8 Single TX TN MS
     54 " , Cora A. Daughter W F Jun 1893 6 Single TX TN MS
     55 " , Eliza Daughter W F May 1895 4 Single TX TN MS.³

Cora Aline Hudson was listed as a resident in Carroll Kindricks Hudson and Mary Virginia Middleton's household in the census report on 20 April 1910 at Justice Precinct 8, Hood Co., Texas, USA; p. 4-A, lines 27-33, dwelling 62, family 62
     27 HUDSON, Callie K. M W 57 [1853] Married 2x 29yrs TN TN TN Farmer General Farm
     28 " , Mary V. Wife F W 51 [1859] Married 1x 29 yrs 9-children-born 6-children-living MS MS MS
     29 " , Mattie C. Daughter F W 19 [1891] Single TX TN MS
     30 " , Cora A. Daughter F W 17 [1893] Single TX TN MS
     31 " , Eliza Daughter F W 14 [1896] Single TX TN MS
     32 MIDDLETON, Alva W. Uncle M W 77 [1833] Married 1x 56yrs MS GA GA Own Income
     33 " , Martha E. Aunt F W 78 [1832] Married 1x 56yrs AL AL AL.⁴

     John Miller married Magdalena Mary Esther Reed, daughter of Johann Casper Rieth and Mary Elizabeth Bauschlag.¹
John Miller was born on 3 August 1784.
John Miller died on 23 September 1863 at age 79.
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     Giles Benjamin Carter married Cora Aline Hudson, daughter of Carroll Kindricks Hudson and Mary Virginia Middleton.¹
Giles Benjamin Carter was born on 30 September 1892.¹
Giles Benjamin Carter died on 14 September 1971 at age 78.¹
Giles Benjamin Carter was buried after 14 September 1971 at Old Southland Cemetery, Grand Prairie, Dallas Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      Sep. 30, 1892
     Death:      Sep. 14, 1971
     Family links: Spouse: Cora Aline Hudson Carter (1893 - 1975)*
     Burial: Old Southland Cemetery, Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas, USA
     Created by: DonZas
     Record added: May 21, 2002
     Find A Grave Memorial# 6433510.¹

     GAV-24.

; per Pedrick: [quote] The third of the manor of Whittington was that now known as Newton with Docker and appears to have belonged to a native family which had accepted the Norman king. Ravenkil son of Raganald is the first of this family to be named, as he attested the Charter of Roger of Poitou to the monks of Lancaster in 1094 (Farrer, Lacs. Pipe Rolls p 43) he was also a holder of lands in Woodplumpton. His son Roger gave lands in Linacre to the Hospital of Jerusalem and was father of Richard who died in 1201 (Ibid, pp 43,44). This Richard, son of Roger, married Margaret daughter and co-heir of Thurstan Banastre and was the founder of Lytham Priory - Margaret is named in her husband's charter of 1-5 Richard 1 (1189-94)(Ibid, pp. 346, 348). Richard had five daughters and was fined £100 for marrying his eldest daughter, Matilda, without the King's licence; this fine is accounted for in the Pipe Roll of 1179-80. His children were:

(i) MATILDA, married to Sir Robert de Stockport, who died in 1205, leaving a son and heir Robert de Stockport, whose inquisition post mortem is dated 27th March 1249, who also left a son and heir, Robert de Stockport of full age, who had livery of his lands by writ dated 4th May 1248, having given 33s 4d for his relief. He died in 1292, leaving a daughter and heiress Joan, who married Sir. Nicholas de Eton.

(ii) QUINILDA, was married twice, first to Jordan de Thornhill and secondly to Roger Gernet of Halton. She however died without issue in 1252, when an inqusition post mortem, held on 13th May, found that her heirs were Robert de Stockport and Sir Ralph de Bethum, great-nephew and nephew respectively, and that she held in chief of the heirs of Sir William de Lindesey 5 1/4 bovates of land in Whittington by the service of 4s 5d. In June 1252 her heirs paid 40s and had livery of her lands.

(iii) MARGARET married in 1206 to Hugh de Morton, died s.p.

(iv) AVICE, married in 1201 to William de Millum; both died s.p before 1235.

(v) AMURIA, married, before 1206 to Thomas de Bethum on whom an inquisition post mortem was held on 17th April 1249, which found Sir Ralph de Bethum to he his son and heir. [end quote]¹

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