Breathless Moon Family Matrix v2.0
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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Elizabeth Royal
Birth*	before 1654

Family	Elizabeth Royal b. before 1654, d. ?unknown
Child	Elizabeth Archer+ b. b 1685, d. c 1761

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=John Archer
Birth*	before 1654

Family	John Archer b. before 1654, d. ?unknown
Child	Elizabeth Archer+ b. b 1685, d. c 1761

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Father	John B. Farley Jr. b. 6 April 1670, d. 6 April 1754
Mother	Elizabeth Archer b. before 1685, d. circa 1761
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Birth*	circa 1709, Henrico Co., Virginia
Marriage*	circa 1730, Principal=Martha Stewart
Death*	18 November 1782, Rawleigh Parrish, Amelia Co., Virginia

Family

Martha Stewart b. circa 1716, d. 28 May 1818

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Father	Daniel Stewart b. before 1696, d. ?unknown
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Birth*	circa 1716, Chesterfield Co., Virginia
Marriage*	circa 1730, Principal=William Farley
Death*	28 May 1818, Amelia Co., Virginia

Family

William Farley b. circa 1709, d. 18 November 1782

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*
Birth*	before 1696, Virginia

Family
Child	Martha Stewart b. c 1716, d. 28 May 1818

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Father	Thomas Farley b. circa 1602, d. circa 1657
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Birth*	circa 1647, Charles City Co., Virginia
Marriage*	circa 1667, Principal=Mary Willett
Death*	circa 1732, Bristol Parish, Henrico Co., Virginia

Family	Mary Willett b. circa 1648, d. ?unknown
Children	Mary Farley b. c 1668, d. ?unknown James Farley b. c 1669, d. ?unknown John B. Farley Jr.+ b. 6 Apr 1670, d. 6 Apr 1754 Matthew Farley b. c 1672, d. ?unknown William Farley b. c 1674, d. ?unknown

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Father	James Willett b. before 1628, d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Birth*	circa 1648, Virginia
Marriage*	circa 1667, Principal=John B. Farley Sr.

Family	John B. Farley Sr. b. circa 1647, d. circa 1732
Children	Mary Farley b. c 1668, d. ?unknown James Farley b. c 1669, d. ?unknown John B. Farley Jr.+ b. 6 Apr 1670, d. 6 Apr 1754 Matthew Farley b. c 1672, d. ?unknown William Farley b. c 1674, d. ?unknown

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*
Birth*	before 1628

Family
Child	Mary Willett+ b. c 1648, d. ?unknown

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Father	John B. Farley Sr. b. circa 1647, d. circa 1732
Mother	Mary Willett b. circa 1648, d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Birth*	circa 1668

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Father	John B. Farley Sr. b. circa 1647, d. circa 1732
Mother	Mary Willett b. circa 1648, d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Birth*	circa 1669

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Father	John B. Farley Sr. b. circa 1647, d. circa 1732
Mother	Mary Willett b. circa 1648, d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Birth*	circa 1672

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Father	John B. Farley Sr. b. circa 1647, d. circa 1732
Mother	Mary Willett b. circa 1648, d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Birth*	circa 1674

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Marriage*
Birth*	circa 1602, Yorkshire, England
Death*	circa 1657, Archers Hope, James City Co., Virginia

Family
Child	John B. Farley Sr.+ b. c 1647, d. c 1732

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Birth*	circa 1776, Virginia
Marriage*	22 July 1799, Monroe Co., Virginia, Principal=Mary Blankenship
Marriage*	circa 1850, Principal=Mary ?
Death*	after 1850, Logan Co., Virginia

Family 1	Mary Blankenship b. before 1781, d. before 1850
Children	William McNeely d. ?unknown Joseph McNeely d. ?unknown Alexander McNeely d. ?unknown ? McNeely+ b. c 1817, d. ?unknown Tenissen Jennifer McNeely+ b. c 1824, d. 13 May 1863

Family 2

Mary ? b. circa 1789, d. after 1850

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Father	Richard Blankenship Jr. d. ?unknown
Mother	Rebecca ? d. ?unknown
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Name Variation	Polly
Birth*	before 1781, Virginia
Marriage*	22 July 1799, Monroe Co., Virginia, Principal=Richard McNeely
Death*	before 1850, Logan Co., Virginia

Family	Richard McNeely b. circa 1776, d. after 1850
Children	William McNeely d. ?unknown Joseph McNeely d. ?unknown Alexander McNeely d. ?unknown ? McNeely+ b. c 1817, d. ?unknown Tenissen Jennifer McNeely+ b. c 1824, d. 13 May 1863

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Birth*	circa 1789, Virginia
Marriage*	circa 1850, Principal=Richard McNeely
Death*	after 1850, Logan Co., Virginia

Family

Richard McNeely b. circa 1776, d. after 1850

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Rebecca ?

Family	Rebecca ? d. ?unknown
Child	Mary Blankenship+ b. b 1781, d. b 1850

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Richard Blankenship Jr.

Family	Richard Blankenship Jr. d. ?unknown
Child	Mary Blankenship+ b. b 1781, d. b 1850

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Father	Richard McNeely b. circa 1776, d. after 1850
Mother	Mary Blankenship b. before 1781, d. before 1850
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	Richard McNeely b. circa 1776, d. after 1850
Mother	Mary Blankenship b. before 1781, d. before 1850
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	Richard McNeely b. circa 1776, d. after 1850
Mother	Mary Blankenship b. before 1781, d. before 1850
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	Richard McNeely b. circa 1776, d. after 1850
Mother	Mary Blankenship b. before 1781, d. before 1850
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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Sarah ?
Birth*	circa 1817

Family	Sarah ? d. ?unknown
Children	William McNeely d. ?unknown Floyd McNeely d. ?unknown Richard F. McNeely d. ?unknown John Kelly McNeely d. ?unknown Isaac McNeely b. Jan 1847, d. ?unknown Polly McNeely b. c 1850, d. ?unknown

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=? McNeely

Family	? McNeely b. circa 1817, d. ?unknown
Children	William McNeely d. ?unknown Floyd McNeely d. ?unknown Richard F. McNeely d. ?unknown John Kelly McNeely d. ?unknown Isaac McNeely b. Jan 1847, d. ?unknown Polly McNeely b. c 1850, d. ?unknown

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Father	? McNeely b. circa 1817, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah ? d. ?unknown
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	? McNeely b. circa 1817, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah ? d. ?unknown
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	? McNeely b. circa 1817, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah ? d. ?unknown
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	? McNeely b. circa 1817, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah ? d. ?unknown
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	? McNeely b. circa 1817, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah ? d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Birth*	January 1847, Logan Co., Virginia
Marriage*	circa 1872, Principal=Clarissa Nelson

Family

Clarissa Nelson b. September 1843, d. ?unknown

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Father	? McNeely b. circa 1817, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah ? d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Birth*	circa 1850, Logan Co., Virginia

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Father	James Nelson b. circa 1815, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah Bias b. circa 1823, d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Isaac Gore
Birth*	September 1843
Marriage*	circa 1872, Principal=Isaac McNeely

Family 1

Isaac Gore b. before 1844, d. ?unknown

Family 2

Isaac McNeely b. January 1847, d. ?unknown

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Father	? Gore d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah McNeely b. before 1824, d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Clarissa Nelson
Birth*	before 1844

Family

Clarissa Nelson b. September 1843, d. ?unknown

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Sarah McNeely

Family	Sarah McNeely b. before 1824, d. ?unknown
Child	Isaac Gore b. b 1844, d. ?unknown

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=? Gore
Birth*	before 1824

Family	? Gore d. ?unknown
Child	Isaac Gore b. b 1844, d. ?unknown

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Sarah Bias
Birth*	circa 1815, North Carolina

Family	Sarah Bias b. circa 1823, d. ?unknown
Children	Minerva Nelson d. ?unknown Lorenzo D. Nelson d. ?unknown James B. Nelson d. ?unknown Clarissa Nelson b. Sep 1843, d. ?unknown Catherine Nelson b. c 1846, d. ?unknown

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=James Nelson
Birth*	circa 1823, North Carolina

Family	James Nelson b. circa 1815, d. ?unknown
Children	Minerva Nelson d. ?unknown Lorenzo D. Nelson d. ?unknown James B. Nelson d. ?unknown Clarissa Nelson b. Sep 1843, d. ?unknown Catherine Nelson b. c 1846, d. ?unknown

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Father	James Nelson b. circa 1815, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah Bias b. circa 1823, d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Floyd S. Ellis
Birth*	circa 1846, Logan Co., Virginia

Family

Floyd S. Ellis b. June 1838, d. ?unknown

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Father	James Nelson b. circa 1815, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah Bias b. circa 1823, d. ?unknown
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	James Nelson b. circa 1815, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah Bias b. circa 1823, d. ?unknown
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	James Nelson b. circa 1815, d. ?unknown
Mother	Sarah Bias b. circa 1823, d. ?unknown
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Death*

?unknown

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Father	William Henry Ellis b. circa 1804, d. circa 1879
Mother	Amy Browning b. circa 1809, d. ?unknown
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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=Catherine Nelson
Birth*	June 1838, Logan Co., Virginia

Family

Catherine Nelson b. circa 1846, d. ?unknown

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Father	Owen Evan Ellis b. circa 1756, d. circa 1812
Mother	Christina Doran d. ?unknown
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Birth*	5 November 1785, Virginia
Marriage*	4 August 1804, Monroe Co., Virginia, Principal=Elizabeth Hinchman
Death*	circa 1862, Logan Co., Virginia

Family	Elizabeth Hinchman d. ?unknown
Child	William Henry Ellis+ b. c 1804, d. c 1879

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	4 August 1804, Monroe Co., Virginia, Principal=Phillip Ellis

Family	Phillip Ellis b. 5 November 1785, d. circa 1862
Child	William Henry Ellis+ b. c 1804, d. c 1879

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Father	John Ellis Jr. b. 9 March 1732/33, d. 27 May 1834
Mother	(?) Elizabeth d. ?unknown
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Note*	Owen Ellis served in the Revolutionary War in Capt. James Trimble's Company, Augusta Co., Virginia. He also served with Capt. John Stuart in the Greenbrier Co., Virginia Militia. Owen served stints of three months at a time, as all able bodied men did, in that time. He served in Capt. Trimbles Company when he was in Augusta County, but was listed as absent when he made trips to the Greenbrier to clear his land, build a cabin, and plant an acre of corn for his "corn right". He, no doubt, was not interested in serving in the Revolutionary War, but was more interested in staking a claim for his land. Owen may have been brought up in an environment that leaned toward the Quaker doctrine. He was not a member of the Quaker society, however, the vicinity of Mossy Creek, Augusta County, where Owen lived, was heavily settled by members of the Quaker society. Owen's mother or his grandparents most likely were Quakers, and still lived according to the Quaker beliefs. When Owen Ellis settled on Wolf Creek, he still adhered to the same doctrine as he was accustomed to, while he lived in Augusta County. Owen deeded acreage to his sons, twelve years before he died. Jacob Ellis, Owen's first son, deeded one acre of his property to be used as a Methodist Meeting House. The name he gave the the Meeting House was Mount Peniel. This Meeting House was the first log cabin Owen built on Wolf Creek, and where his family lived for several years. It is not to be confused with the log cabin he built as a hunting camp, and home to his family when he brought them from Augusta County to the south side of Wolf Creek Mountain. The Peniel House was also used as a school for educating the Ellis children. The faith practiced in Monroe Co., in the late 1700's and early 1800's was predominantly Methodist. The Methodist faith was one of the faiths the majority of the Quakers joined when they were no longer affiliated with the Quaker society. The first home place Owen settled on Leacher's Branch in Monroe County, WV is extremely hard to get to now. It is approximately 1 1/2 miles up a hollow, off a one lane road. The dirt road leading to the old home place is impassable by vehicle, and the journey has to be made on foot. A dilapidated, weather worn, two story house still stands, in the same location as Owen's log cabin, resting at the base of several mountains. There is about 5 acres that is flat along the back of the house, a road leads up over the hill. It runs along the ridge and ascends to the top of the mountain. The road runs out but an impression of where it once located can be seen. The road, at one time, descended over the mountains to the north, and came out on the waters of Wolf Creek. This is the way Owen traveled when he went to Wolf Creek, to clear land for acquisition. Another dirt road, which has been used more extensively but in extremely bad condition, runs along the side of the old home place, and goes up over the mountain to the east. This road runs along the top of the mountain and descends down to the waters of Wolf Creek and Hardy Run on the east side of Wolf Creek Mountain. It connects with Johnson's Crossroads about 2 miles from where Jacob and Catherine Doran lived. In the early 1800 to 1867, this road was only a horse trail. There were about 12 homesteads scattered throughout the top of Wolf Creek Mountain. Catherine Ellis and Junior Meredith lived on this trail that ran across the top of the mountain above where Owen had first settled, and where Lloyd Ellis raised his family. William Ellis, Andrew Ellis, Evan Ellis, and other Ellis descendants lived along this road. A majority of the inhabitants living on Wolf Creek Mountain were descendants of Owen Ellis Sr. A limestone foundation marks the place of what was once the Mount Hope School House of Wolf Creek Mountain, that educated the children to meet the demands of this world. As the children grew up, they left the mountain and never returned. In some ways, it is sad, but in other ways the training they received prepared them for a better future. All that remains to denote the existence of the settlers that gave us our beginnings, is old weather beaten clapboard homesteads with high grass, berry vines, and trees grown up in what was once beautiful homes, yards, and fields. Large field stones used for steps and walks are now covered with moss, a few slats remain of what was once a white picket fence, a fallen down gate, hanging from two posts, leads to nowhere. The pieces of picket fence stands alone in a forest of trees. Hand cut sandstone chimneys that once stood as a symbol of warmth to these log cabin homes, rises toward the sky from the floor of the forest. The cut of the stones and the construction of the chimneys indicate the skill of the settler. The work was exceptional, and the chimneys were constructed with pride and skill. They stand now as a tribute to their handiwork. The hand cut logs, that once offered solace, protection and held their hopes and dreams, lay in a heap. One wall still stands, leaning at a distinct angle, and may not last through another winter. The care and precision with which the logs were cut, shows the pride they had in building their dream home. Now it is rubble cluttering up the forest floor. No one lives on this mountain now. It still holds the remains of our early ancestors. There are no stones marking their graves. Nothing is left that denotes they had once walked on this land. The wilderness that our ancestors spent a lifetime trying to claim, and tame, now towers over them and has swallowed them up. We are proof that they were here, and to know that the seed they planted has now flourished into several thousand descendants. They worked long and hard, endured adversities, and in a heroic way struggled so that we live today. Thanks to Shirley Green Ulaki. This Family Tree is indeed, a tribute to them.
Birth*	circa 1756, Mossy Creek, Augusta Co., Virginia
Marriage*	circa 1777, Mossy Creek, Greenbrier Co., Virginia, Principal=Christina Doran
Death*	circa 1812, Wolf Creek, Monroe Co., Virginia

Family	Christina Doran d. ?unknown
Child	Phillip Ellis+ b. 5 Nov 1785, d. c 1862

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	circa 1777, Mossy Creek, Greenbrier Co., Virginia, Principal=Owen Evan Ellis

Family	Owen Evan Ellis b. circa 1756, d. circa 1812
Child	Phillip Ellis+ b. 5 Nov 1785, d. c 1862

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Father	John Ellis b. circa 1700, d. circa 1762
Mother	Mary O'Neal b. circa 1701, d. ?unknown
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Marriage*	Principal=(?) Elizabeth
Birth*	9 March 1732/33, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia
Death*	27 May 1834, Jonesboro, Union Co., Illinois

Family	(?) Elizabeth d. ?unknown
Child	Owen Evan Ellis+ b. c 1756, d. c 1812

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Death*	?unknown
Marriage*	Principal=John Ellis Jr.

Family	John Ellis Jr. b. 9 March 1732/33, d. 27 May 1834
Child	Owen Evan Ellis+ b. c 1756, d. c 1812

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Father	Hezekiah Ellis b. circa 1680, d. 22 December 1726
Mother	Mary ? b. circa 1682, d. ?unknown
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Note*	John received 20 shillings from his father's will of 1726. John had a plantation of 2,268 acres on the South Fork of the North Fork/ Branch of the South river with surveys listed in Colonial Caroline. This area was in Spotsylvania Co., later becoming part of Orange Co. In 1738 it became a part of Fredrick and Agusta Counties. When John Ellis settled in this area, it was a wilderness filled with wild animals, and Indians. A very prominent family, John Madison, was his neighbor. James Madison, the 4th President of the United States, was born in 1751 at Port Conway, King George County, Virginia. Shortly after his birth, his mother brought him from her parents home to the Madison home in Orange County. John raised his family to be strong, independent, excellent hunters and wise in the ways of the wilderness. They hunted, fished, and trapped for their food. They also became as cunning as the Indians.
Birth*	circa 1700, Middlesex Co., Virginia
Marriage*	19 September 1722, St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, Principal=Mary O'Neal
Death*	circa 1762

Family	Mary O'Neal b. circa 1701, d. ?unknown
Children	John Ellis Jr.+ b. 9 Mar 1732/33, d. 27 May 1834 James Ellis+ b. c 1746, d. c 1847

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Death*	?unknown
Birth*	circa 1701, Stafford Co., Virginia
Marriage*	19 September 1722, St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, Principal=John Ellis

Family	John Ellis b. circa 1700, d. circa 1762
Children	John Ellis Jr.+ b. 9 Mar 1732/33, d. 27 May 1834 James Ellis+ b. c 1746, d. c 1847

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Father	Edward Ellis b. circa 1660, d. ?unknown
Mother	Suzanna Hill b. circa 1660, d. ?unknown
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Note*	Will of Hesekiah Ellis Dated 22 December 1726: Will of Hesekiah Ellis of the County of Middlesex in Virginia being very sick and of body, To my dear and loving wife Mary Ellis all my whole estate during her natural life and after her decease, to my son John Ellis twenty shillings, to my daughter Elizabeth Ellis twenty shillings, to my daughter Mary Ellis twenty shillings, to my daughter Ellis Faulkner one shilling and to keep in her possession what she had already lent her, to my daughter Anne Ellis twenty shillings, to my son William Ellis five shillings. Remainder be divided one half to my son Hezekiah Ellis and the other half to my son Robert Ellis and my daughter Sarah Ellis. My loving wife Mary Ellis executrix. My friends Thomas Martin and George Fearn my trustees. Hesikiah Ellis Wit: George (X) Sanders, Susanah (X) Curtis, Thomas Folkner. 6 June 1727. Produced in Court by Mary Ellis. Proved by George Sanders and Thomas Falkner. -What my appear to be spelling errors are exactly as they appear in the book. Source: The Virginia Genealogist, Volume 5, 1961, John Fredrick Dorman, Editor. page #107: MIDDLESEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS, 1713-1734, cont., from V.5, p, 74. Page 322.
Birth*	circa 1680, Middlesex Co., Virginia
Marriage*	circa 1698, Middlesex Co., Virginia, Principal=Mary ?
Death*	22 December 1726, Middlesex Co., Virginia

Family	Mary ? b. circa 1682, d. ?unknown
Children	John Ellis+ b. c 1700, d. c 1762 William Ellis b. c May 1705, d. 19 May 1766 Hezekiah Ellis Jr. b. c 1710, d. 7 Nov 1771

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Death*	?unknown
Birth*	circa 1682, Middlesex Co., Virginia
Marriage*	circa 1698, Middlesex Co., Virginia, Principal=Hezekiah Ellis

Family	Hezekiah Ellis b. circa 1680, d. 22 December 1726
Children	John Ellis+ b. c 1700, d. c 1762 William Ellis b. c May 1705, d. 19 May 1766 Hezekiah Ellis Jr. b. c 1710, d. 7 Nov 1771

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