Lancelot A. Bragg

Lancelot married Leslie Ann (Levini, Lena) Wooten about 1870. Leslie was born in Dec 1858 in Coffee Town, Jackson Co, Alabama; died after 1890 in of, Pope Co, Arkansas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Monroe James Bragg was born on 6 Jun 1885 in Alabama; died on 20 Feb 1966 in Russellville, Arkansas.
2. Cager Bragg was born in 1899 in Pope Co, Arkansas; died in Jun 1975 in Stigler, Haskell Co, Oklahoma.
3. Sarah Drew "Ciller" Bragg, (jsk-FFDNA-4) was born on 22 Oct 1878 in Alabama; died on 17 Jun 1955 in Pope Co, Arkansas.
4. Susan M. Bragg was born on 11 Mar 1894 in Arkansas; died on 1 Aug 1980 in Fresno, California.

Moore married Elizabeth Armstrong about 1840. Elizabeth was born in 1820 in Alabama; died in 1880 in Madison Co, Alabama (maybe). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Lucy Neavill (Neville) Blakemore, (JS-FFDNA-4) about 1784 in Virginia. Lucy (daughter of Thomas Blakemore and Ann Gibbs Neavill) was born on 18 Apr 1763 in Fauquier Co, Virginia; died on 1 Nov 1862 in Vanceburg, Lewis Co, Kentucky; was buried in Woodland Cem, Vanceburg, Lewis Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Research Notes: FFDNA

Notes:

Research Notes:
Ms. Cynthia Kay Hendrickson matched to both me and John and to Karl. She did not give her tree, only names are Bragg and Hickey.
Overton Hickey m Eliza Wood, dau of Enoch Wood and Jane Lovelady. Another dau Laura Wood Lane had a dau in law Melinda Hickey. Moore Bragg m a Blakemore from the Neavill family whose direct desc m Reece Hickey.

6/7/2013
3rd Cousin - 5th Cousin 4th Cousin
shared cM 46.57
longest block 13.86
Paternal James Franklin Underwood, b. 1861, d. 1927
Maternal Elizabeth Litton, b. 1852
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Buried:
her tombstone reads "Lucy Blakemore Bragg was born April 8 1764."

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Bef 1756, Fauquier Co, Virginia
• Residence: 1756, "Moreland," Clarke Co, Virginia
• Property: 8 Sep 1773, Frederick Co, Virginia; mention in Wm Waller Calmes will
• Military: Between 1776 and 1781, Frederick Co, Virginia

Notes:

In George Neville's will he mentioned kids, spouses, and grandkids. He did mention Ann Blackmore, but did not mention a son-in-law or grandchildren by that name.


Residence:
The home of Capt Thomas Blakemore, Sr (1718-1808) was called"MORELAND," standing just wes t of Berryville, Clarke County, VA, on Route340, a Colonial frame house much reconstructed. I t was built in 1755.


Property:
William Waller Calmes will written 19 Sep 1773, Frederick Co, Virginia:
- beloved son George 211 acres Bucks Marsh joining line of Thomas Blackmore (Blakemore) and James Barnet

Military:
Capt. Thomas Blakemore, Sr. (1718-1808) and three of his sons fought in the Revolutionary War (1776-1777). The sons were GEORGE, THOMAS, Jr.,and JOHN. Morgan Alexander's Company of the 2nd Virginia Regiment,Continental Line, when George heard a musket ball strike Thomas, Jr. and saw him fall instantly, never hearing of him again until being introduced to Jacob Keyser, who had buried his brother.

See THE REVOLUTIONARY YEARS, 1776-1781, In Old Frederick County, VA,(a Bicentennial Remembrance Booklet) )1978, by Laura Virginia Hale, pages 56 to 61 (The Blakemores of Berryville).
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/l/a/Richard-R-Blakemore/GENE2-0003.html

Thomas married Ann Gibbs Neavill on 5 Nov 1756 in Lancaster Co, Virginia. Ann (daughter of George* Neavill, Capt and Mary Gibbs) was born on 11 Oct 1735 in Middlesex Co, Virginia; died on 10 Jan 1826 in Moreland, Clarke Co, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From: "Andrea Rosser"
To:
Sent: Sunday, May 05, 2013 12:55 PM
Subject: Comments (Anne Blakemore b. 21 Dec 1769 Frederick Co, or Lancaster Co, Virginia d. 7 Mar 1814 Virginia)


> Comments (Anne Blakemore b. 21 Dec 1769 Frederick Co, or Lancaster Co, Virginia d. 7 Mar 1814 Virginia): Annie NEVILLE Blakemore, daughter of Capt. George Neville, Sr. and Mary Gibbs.
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> Children:
> Capt. George Neville Blakemore, Sr. 1759 - 1833
> John Blakemore - 1762 - 1856
> James Blakemore - 1767 - 1828
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> [BuckVA.FTW]
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> [VaBucks.GED]
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> Her great grandson, William Mason Buck, remembered her fondly and wrote that she was "a fine specimen of a Virginia lady of the olden time". From her, he heard stories of the colonial times including her memories of Washington, Fairfax, the Calmes, Marshalls, Mauzeys and Nevilles.

> Andrea Rosser
> andrea_r2@yahoo.com