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Other Members of the Triplett Family who Served in
THE Revolution:
Captain Francis Triplett of Fauquier County (See Fauquier
County Records) served in Fauquier Militia. Commission dated
Sept. 28, 1778.
In the Colonial Journal;
Captain Simon Triplett, Fauquier Co., Aug. 30, 1776.
Captain James Triplett, King George County, Militia July
16, 1778.
Peter, Daniel, H. Peter, Nathaniel Triplett received certifi
cates for pay in the Militia or State Line and William, Nathaniel
and Adam in the Continental Line.
Addenda.
48. George Triplett (William^, Francis, Thomas Fran
cis^) was Major George Triplett of "Round Hill," Fairfax Co.,
Va. He married Sarah Lindsay, born 1785, died 1840; she was
a descendant of the Rev. David Lindsay of Wicomico, Va. Is
sue of this marriage:
(I.) George William Triplett of "Round Hill" Fairfax Co.,
Va. married Jane R. Dale.
(11.) Charles Hector Triplett of Pine Bluff, Ark,, died 1887;
married Hester A. Dunlop, issue:
1. Sarah T. Triplett married John L. Buck.
2. Marion Triplett married Wm. Lindsay.
3. Charles H. Triplett of Pine Bluff, Ark., married Es-
telle Holland.
(III.) William Walter Triplett of Fairfax Va. married Mary
de Bell.
(IV.) Francis Frederick Triplett of "Flagg Hill," Fairfax
Co. Va. married Mary A. Wheat.
(V.) Catherine Triplett married ist Edward Stonnel of Fair
fax, Va.; 2nd Edward Washington Lindsay of Arkansas. (See
this record in Browning's "Americans of Royal Descent," page
134).
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i) and had issue
iberland County,
hter of Captain
Captain Ludwell
lilip Ludwell, of
Bjrton, born 3-31-
iberland County,
: in Battle Abbey,
t bearing the fol-
in Cumberland
born Cumberland
lied Norfolk, Vir-
>nfederate States
ieut. Black Eagle
Virginia. 1862,
L862-1865, Major,
ille, Virginia. 1st
lools in Cumber-
ghter of Charles
Cumberland Coun-
rles Woodson, of
irles Cortlandt I,
mberland County,
daughter of Dr.
sburg, Tennessee,
5-23-1880.
mberland County,
jor U. S. A. (Re-
ter of Robert W.
, and had issue
5-1903, Margaret
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Alston Line to Lindsay to Walton.
John Alston, of Bedfordshire, England, married Anne
Wallis, and had issue John, born circa 1673, died 1756.
John Alston, second, bom Felmersham, Bedfordshire,
England; was baptised 12-5-1673, Vestryman, Magistrate,
Judge of the Supreme Court of the Colony 1721-1730,
Colonel of Militia, married Mary Clark, daughter of John
Clark, of Albemarle County, North Carolina. (John Clark
was a Colonel in Indian Wars 1754; Member of the Legisla
ture 1734, Vestryman, St. Thomas Parish, Chowan County,
N. C., (see Colonial and State Records of North Carolina),
and had issue Sarah. ^
Sarah Alston married Thomas Kearney circa 1730
(Thomas Kearney was an Irish Lord and emigrated circa
1700 from Knockonglass, Tipperary, Ireland. His title is
proven by reference to his will, which is recorded in Halifax
County, N. C., in Will Book No. 1, page 146, and which con
cludes as follows: "Witnessed whereunto I set my Lord's
seal," etc., Member of Legislature), and had issue Philip,
born 1733, died 10-28-1794.
Philip Kearney, married, 11-30-1763, Elizabeth Kinchen,
daughter of William and Mary Dawson Kinchen. (The
father of Mary Dawson, wife of William Kinchen was the
Honorable John Dawson, of North Carolina, Member of
Assembly 1734-1740, associate Justice Superior Court 1751,
Colonel of Militia, see Colonial and State Records of
North Carolina) and had issue Sarah, born 3-2-1774, died
12-16-1840. ^ ^ _
Sarah Kearney married, 11-10-1796, Reverend John
Lindsay. (See Lindsay line.)
Lindsay Line to Walton.
James Lindsay, immigrant, first found in Gloucester
County, Virginia, in 1635, appears in the family records of
the Rev. John Lindsay, his great, great grandson as the
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second son of Sir Jerome Lindsay of "Annatland." From
names, dates and other data found in the "Lindsay's of
America," by Margaret Isabella Lindsay, and in "Lives of
the Lindsays," by Lord Lindsay, published in 1849 (Vol. I,
pages 248 and 428) this claim seems probable. He had issue
Caleb, born circa 1664, died 1717, "Potabor Hall" St. Mary's
Parish, Caroline County, Virginia.
Caleb Lindsay married a Miss Clare, of Spottsylvania
County, Virginia, and had issue James, born 1700, died
1782.
James Lindsay, Vestryman St. Mary's Parish, Caroline
County, Virginia, married Sarah Daniel, daughter of Wil
liam Daniel, Gent., of Caroline County, and had issue John
born 8-27-1728.
John Lindsay moved to Halifax County, North Carolina,
Militiaman in French and Indian Wars, H. S. v. 7-220,
1756-1758, married Mary Masterson, a daughter of Edward
and Mary Masterson (Edward Masterson said to be a de-
scendent of Sir Thomas Masterson and was also a soldier
in the French and Indian Wars, H. S. v. 7-21), and had
issue John, born 5-30-1768, died 1828.
John Lindsay (Reverend) married Sarah Kearney, 11-
10-1796 (see Alston line), moved to Maury County, Tennes
see, and had issue, Sarah, born 8-29-1806.
Sarah Lindsay married Russell McCord Williamson, Sur
veyor General of Mississippi, and had issue Martha
Almedia, born 11-5-1828, died 11-15-1908.
Martha Almedia Williamson, married circa 1852, Dr.
James W. Phillips, Surgeon, C. S. A., and had issue Mary
Kearney, born 10-25-1862, died 10-16-1921.
Mary Kearney Phillips married Charles Cortlandt
Walton, I, July 31-1879, and had issue Charles Cortlandt,
II, born 5-23-1880.
William Stanhope
ary War, (McAllis
born 1751, died 10
issue, Mary, born 1
Mary Stanhope n
ginia, and had issue
Mary Rogers ma
M. A. Santos was I
grated to Norfolk,
Priesthood, but de
estantism before U
He subsequently jo
an elder in the Fin
ginia. He studied
estant intended bei
Catholic Church, (
William, born 8-14
Robert William S
Consul, Elder Pre
Helen Gormly, bor
5-29-1881.
Isabel Santos m;
ton, II, and had is
8-5-1903; Margare
William Leake )
ginia 1685 and se
and had issue Wal
Walter Leake,
married, 1720, Ji
1733.
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JESSE u.fof; ::Lm)Sk't km his'iiesosndantS
First Chili .:f Anthony and Alsey'Cole Lindsay ^
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.1^1 Lenerfi,:. ..cf:se Cole iln-jsay was bora in Vocdford Ootmty^ Kentuo^
^ft SerrsTTibe;- IrCa, oi^j 3 March 1875 in Ghent, Kentucky. When a
yo^ng 'Man no rods .:ariv; sar;}: to Virginia to visit his Aunt, his
:;^ther'a roohh", Gaxharlne .feirtlett and other-relatives. He was
F^arrioa, frr.r. to i-1ocilia Ficklin on the 12th:day of April 1810. " ^
bcr-r SB Hovereber 1781"and'died 9 March 1850.-' They moved
to ualj.axin. o'ounty, r.entuck^' and settled on a farm four miles from-'-"'-
Ghent, Ihx.: later be cere.'. Carroll County. He liv^d there until :.
-8->t .vhe-i " eold.^. dm and wod to Ghent, He inade eleven
trrfs iVf, rleaub c flat boatis on wnich he carried his own
proouoe, ano lat A hi| frionds on -o^aigmiant. On the return
hChi...-'lorou ..ney .jctud wald in companies as they had to-pass through
.several jcrrienoiv Tnnv , .T'T^nhoa. AC+.ei-r* -T i Tt"?
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,...., ..several irifriendiy laaiaa.lribea. After walking all ^day they vchlld
^ ^ Cuar-^ i- >ie camp at night. He was d general in the,
fentucry '^ilitia: a ma' Qer of the G^iTistian Church and ^ve the
land, on wiiich-the present;,.churcn in/Ghent now stands,
,, ,. member of the Masonic Lodg arai attained the- degree of Royal Arekt
? .t.Mason.
He and Prisc^lla Ficili.n had ten children: ' ' &
2-1 Richard T, Lir-^gay B, 18U married 1. Amie Keen
2v Martha Holtoa ^
V-.. _ ^ -3. .GddiWilliams
2 vusanjiah L/i.dL.ay B, .1812 irari-ied Mr. Armstrong '
.2-5 .^ngeline Lindsay B..v.t8l4 ; married'John Shuff ^ m
. i-'i Mary Frances l.indsay..-B." 1816 married'James Graves i, ^
,2-0 En/ai-.et,h Linaca} B.-:,30 Septeiiibsr: 1818 D, 3 Decaaber 1818 "
2-8;. Junn anxhony Lindsay B. 1820 married Martha-. Fielin . ^ t
;.: Alice Arm Linasay B. 1828 married William Soanland
-la^Log hiram Linasay ,B. 1824 narried 1. Elicabeth Ifckman ,
. 2. Mrs.- MagK-e Hopkins sebree '
2-9. .L/aia La-ndga.-,- B, .lSZ7 inarrxed Mr- Smith * ,
-2-10 Noah Lindsay r:.. 4 March 1830 D. .21 March 1830 '
,,-.,,prlscilia ficjcliji l,i--:a:^?iv d^ed wnen'her tenth-child was bom.
Jsc.e Cole L-nocrd/ ^::aiT.\ed ohe second time on-v:27-th JahudrytieSi. <
Mrs. b-ido.-ia P/i.-x- acr-.iggs who ;ve.s corn 11 March 1798 -and 4ied 1
x..,..,,;. She wii:, DArried to John Scruggs who died Ik '
, i8<9 and I-Au tw-^ cni.Iure,i, Loilj'- Foe Scruggs . B.w 1818 -and Telitha ^
. Jp.xe 9. 182U. inaotda Ba^er was the daughter of Joshua" ^
^.,baker, ...o.ateruporary %;f Simon nejxton,'a Captain in the-.Mi^tla'ahid,^
' ,mn.ioned .frequently in early Kentucky .history.,-2H^-came-to Kento4^'r'
. Stetjon, 3ocTtea t>d-ee xles from Kentucky Ih
ofi,'..^. in trie ye^AT ...^br>--h8,-and Simon: KeatOn-.ahdv a f-."
vein ^ o'l a cout o/er the Ohio River ",0 rake jsr^s of whi^t
;itKLV*ni3 were dainfl". Tri l/?l9--nAr>-f.^r^"Ty-vaiift. J'
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litt&l.af-partjr; ^ .-oeptidre:^ Se -vab .pne'- ofifthree m^n .
represented'County-at the convention"wMch-.A^ed the
Seipond C-onstitution of Kentucky; assembled at J'rankfopt August 17,
'1709;. :.".'
Endotia^s mother was Mary d'Polly" Callaway, a sister of jFlanders
Gftllaway vho^-married Jemima, :the;dau^ter of. Daniel Bdpne, Mary ^ ^'
"Polly and Flanders Callaway were children pf Colonel James Calla- ^ ,
way who lived in Bedford" County, .Virginia,.-,;Jam6-Ci'-'Ca^away died
'in .Virginia, -His-name does not .appear in early.KehtUcl^.--history
:i2t'which some of his sons and his "brother Richard Galla^y were so
active* Flanders ran away from home and came ,with some,.'other yoUngv., ...-,.
men at an early date to Kentucky, locating at Boonesborough- Ha was
ftin.Limestone, now Maysville, with Daniel Boon in the ,-year 1782* ;
KaTy "Polly" Callaway's- first, husband was William' H6rthjj-pf Virginia-
Ihsy^. liad-two- sons, William, and John -North; who'-'was .bornlin'1787,
- Wiilliam North died shortly aftorfJohn was borh and Mary Callaway
North married Joshua Baker-, ' William, the-"sohj remnihediin Virginia
but-.^John North lived in^Kentucky*; ^ ' -vftv: , - . ^
-Jess Cole and. Endotia Baker Lindsay had three chlldrehif They named
their vflrst^ oM^ldftfor his first, wife. : .x
.4^11 .; PrisGilla Lindsay; B* 1831 . J^rr ;.:John T*.;,Fisher,
f '2. .Dr. F. H. Gaines -
v^l2- Josephine LindsayyyBi^;i827 finaraii^d;;!^; . r
2-13 Jesse William Liadsay;i Bi-a:84l:v iimrriibd;^
.IH-chard T. -Lindsay, born'8 March isil, first child of Jesse and
.PrlSc5^L-La Ficklin Lindsay, was married three;;times.to Ahne'v
Xeene, no issue; secondly to Martha Holton, issue four; p.hildren: .
-^5^1 .-Mollie-.-Ltndsay .... marriediMr.vPriest,
3-2-^ Belle Lindsay -. - ^;"-married'Mr..;.Washington'" ' v; '
-3-3x-'.;Kiate-Lindsay ~-'4p'fLr'''-
vS'-^.-:--Jesse Lindsay .;..- '-. >
s-vthird wi-f^-was-.-Caddie ;WilliamS',-. by-.-whom.he:had-thr'e': childr.sn! ' ^ 4.,
.::5--.5' Sallie Lindsay .
-3-6'. -Annie Lindsay
3-7 Richard Lindsay
Richard T, Lindsay went to Powhatan, Arkansas in the 1850's where he
was in the mercantile business. He returned to Kentucky during the
war between the States. Later he moved to Missouri. He died in ,,
1880 near.Jlresden, Missouri. ,
'^Susannah Lindsay, borii 29 Sspt^ber 1812,^ second child of Jesse aixi
Priscilla FicM;in Lindsay married; Mr. Armstrong. Issue,:six childr^,*
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;>r.i,.oruv'.;. '..''.;i.J.:jjy Arii.;-Lr',>iT>; aied near Sf.. Joe, Missouri. ''
hirid.my, ;.orn .1.1 Noveifiber 1914, tiiird child of Jesse and
1 "i, ci.la ruirried. John Shaff, irioved to Illinois in the ,,
fr.Mfly :^>'J.lt.] on a large far::, f.lve ,'niles east of Jhckscn-
'i.V.V-?. 'Mev liaa eleven ciilldreji:
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'-1 ?r.Liic,i 11^. dh'iii'.f - lived in Nebraska
:-9 .I-tv'm .Sri,>l'r Ki.llod at the siege of Vicksbnrg in the Union ..
. .'-b- Ir^i dhu.t''' - i.ivvd Lri Il-lin-us
'6-4. Ka.T-y Shirff
3-5 .lorn Kic.hcrd Shuff who was a Christian Minister
3-d 01.tver dhnff - lived in Illinois ^ ,
3-7- Riiiii:--:. Shirif" - lived .'In Talmadge, Nebraska.
- 3-8 doe Simff
'3-9 Ella dhaff
'3-10 Willie 3haff - lived in Kansas City, Missouri
;'3-ll Ja3^es vShuff who was drowned when a young man .
-4' Mary Frances Lindsay, born 22-September 1816, fourth child of .Jes.se,
and Prisoilla Ficklin Lindsay, married James Graves and lived in -
Midway, Kentucky. She died in 1861 leaving.a large family* Knownf.
'children: .-. ^ -.
3-1 ISmi.-ia Graves
3-2 La.iira E. Graves
,5-3 . Nelson Graves
3-4 Jchr. Graves
3-5 :Mary S, Graves
3-6 Jessie Graves
married Shan
married, Bronson
-6.'..John-Antnony Lindsay, born ? July 1820,. sixth, child..'o'f'Jesse and,
iViscilla Fioklin Lindsay. He rode'on horseback, to Arkansas, when--,
a veiy yoiui.g inaiu He made that state his home and lived oh the
White River near Powhatan, in Lawrence County where he :operated s.
general store, tavern and ferry. He cormaaaded a compary-of the ,
Stv-dte Mi'L'l.tia daring the war between the States. He died 14 Febru-
a.ry i:vb. Kiii wife, who .died before 1081, was Martiia Ann Fielln
ano i...Hd >!!:; von Anthony Thompson Lindsay who married but .died
young leaving ro issue. Mr. John A. Lindsay wrote an interesting,
lei.te.r daiad 12 April 1866 to his father General Jesse Lindsay,
Ghon-*"., K'^nitiicky cofice.rning conditions in the South af'ber the Oivil
i-eaaw in oart
"Powhatan Ai'kaasas
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xr-tra of ;..ne iv.h'i March reach me yesterday. I-wfeS'
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hesr.'uhai. jroto and Mot^dsrs herth; was fa?.3jig we ar"'all/well hear
expt Martha Aim her helth is never good Francis Whitehead an
fasiely are in good helth I saw hiin this week he will write back
..shortly he. seams'very .well .pleased with the'cnntxy altiio it isthev.
liarlist times hear that-I liave ever seen The peopel now have
plenty to eate but their is no money^in the cnntry The Fedrrl
.--..never .paid . for" aney thing' they got hear .and what few-men tiiat had
speola and attempted to'keep,it during t,Ue war wer forst- to giv Ih
up to Jay hawks their was sevral instances of itens finger and Toe-
nails being bui'ned off to make them tell vher; their money was The
soldiers did not get home in time last year to make but Smell'crops
and that has .been all consumed in high takes (taxes)- You have no
.idea of the am't of suffering and loses that the peopel of this
. ..section of. the country has had to put up with during the war -4
-Alio Ann Lindsay, born. 10 June 182, seventh child-of.Jesse and,
. Prxscilla .Ficklin Lindsay, married William Scaxiland .and moved to'
...Illinois. -.She'.dl'ed youn^..and left four.-'.small'-children/-- -Three of '
.them were raised by her hrother,, John A. Lindsay of Arkansas. One'
-was named Sanford W. Scar^and.
James, Hiram Lindsay, born 10 March l824, ;: eighth child, of Jesse and
Priacilla .Ficklin Lindsay, lived; in Carroll. Coun;^iiKentu and '
died; there 6 Juiie 1897> . He wap aaseesor of his county for eight
years and sheriff for foxn* years. He .was first inari-led^to E^
.Jackman on 4 July 1.845 by w^oi'i he .had three ,sons:
:.S-1 Adley-Lindsay B. 1 November 1846 D. 9; December 1878 ^ '
2- Anthony Lindsay .
5-3 James Lindsay B. 9 July 185,6 D. 25 September 1879 ' '
Bis .second\Wlfa was MrS.L.Maggie Hopkins Sebree 1844-1927, widoy Oii
George Sebree and they had three sons:
3-r4 Harvey Lindsay
-.3^6 ...-Kelly. Lindsay B.;'6. NoveLaber" 186?-. D. 16 July 1890
3-8 Charles Lindsay .. married Cora Arnold
Issue.three children: '' -
4-1 Hiram ."Lindsay 'y
4-2 Benjamin Hopkins Lindsay 1898-1925 married 14 February 19S' ^
Bhma Kathleen Lindsay B. 19 June 1899, daughter Of Lydia
.. Searcy and William Albert Shirley.
Issue:
5-1 William Cui^tia Lindsay B. Jime 1924 married Mary "
Kleer.
6-1 Lizabardi Ann Lindsay died 14 April 1965 age
four-.'
Hooert. Hop:r^inft Lindsay '3. 5 March 1926 " p. 10 March,
1966 Ti:bried 1940. Co^tta Coughlin. ' '^ /
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, ' 4"^' Ciirisvii^e Liiidsis^. never.iifflJ?rled
LxT5d^5iy, ^>CTn 6 November Xe27,:vnihth chil^ br:^e3d|i^d
nckliii Lindsay married a Mr. Smith. Jl^y^ved n^r S ,
H^ourl.-and ralf^ed sixteen childrOT. N^s ^untaiown-
"Puss" Lindsay,' 'born 9 ffovember. iSJE died
^ cmf^Je^e" Lindsay ak'-first chiia^by. seco^
i^T-ried 31 March 1853 John T...Fisher, born in lasi^and dxed
i^^W::*?t'2 AugTist 1872. Priscilla and John-T.''Fisher
County, Arhansaa ^where he operaTied a gener^ , ,
his Store there and moved .back, to Louisville, J^J^ucky,
one time conducted a wholesale Lry Goods and Hotiona
in partners with.J. A. Carter and :J. ^ ^ h;"'
Street. After Mr. Fisher died .she married in 1382 E!r. F.
R. 26 November 1832 D. 14 April 1907, and lived in
JESSE GOI^ tlNDSAI AN0 HIS DgSGENBAHlS
btreeo. aj. oon ru . 1-0.01x^4. -..w , . oj i-.,
Gaihes". B. 26 November XS32 D. 14 April 1907,,,^ lived,3^
Carrpllton,tKentucky. She :,did; not have any children. Carrpllton,t Kentucky. She;,didfnot. nave any cnixuiBu. ^
'Mlis'^ Lindsay born 17 June 1^7 JS^f^Ltla;
'fm .' child of Jesse Lindsay and^second; child ^ his second wife E. J -p
Bakeri married first on IS ;0ctober:i861 to John Oliver 0ISeal lAo
yAs'^ born in 1838June1869. . .' w . 4
Before J'JosiO" married :she: vlsitedjl'Puss'!, and y. John ,
there ohe .i-eoeiTSd h
telli:.,=' of how much butter heJ< mcthBr ;had inhde and sold. She wrye
"1- Shall-expect a. newfarss7<^:pf, it^whto I
has made so much money because IVwiaishHyh^re to eat it and I thd^
in the :shape,01,:silk.'
alac says.-"VetaUhavea.conc^t
^^^pii^|';t5ard the St^er "Banjo",.the aame-set y.peryrrors that perform.
une oueaiiifcsi- .r>aiiju -a-..- - ir 4.1; w -
^^^Ssi|^fe^&tth..."FloatiT^>?alace^^^^^ yeAr at GhenV Kentucky.
^^^^^g^t-%sephine'aiM^ John Oliver^O,'tol' had two,, children; ^ .,
12-Feb3naary 1866.;:. I^yES^.Jeceidb
' MirT'0';Neal .Evans Willis didthot have any children:;of.-her own,
bdt-she raised har-niece'Mary. Dean Carter Barnett^^y. :
Lindsay O'Neal married-the,, second t^e Sanfok^^g^hton,
County, ..KentuckyV. .Mr... Wiggiacton^.s, fijst ^fe
was Shrah" Jahe": Golvert, -the daughter'.of Elize.beth -Lindsay.,and
Obediah Calvert.
' Issue :
U/'I^SiS/.i-'..
1-3 Georgette Wiggintbn
Issue six children:-
., 4-1 '. Joe Bailey Carter
issue:
.married .i-fArthur , Carter
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:marrlad Iiucille Bowie
5-i Joe. Bailey- Garter, Jr.
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:;iarrie4 Ha>inond 3arnett
5-1 Mary Co BaDiett, ieo'd
4-3 Georf^e V/addy Garter
4-4 Sarah Carte:- -larried ^'b.rgan oHrida^^e
^ 1 4~d- JeasiQ Carter iiaiiry Hej-rixm i
"''L. I 4-6 Aa'tinar Lee'Carter
' ^'4^Z"'. Sarah aiid Jessie were twins.
K1-3 Jesse:Willl^'A Lindsay B, 10 Marc.ii" 1841 ;D,_. p'ctober 188j
thirteenth -child of Jesse Lindsay, and third-Child' Dy.'his, second"
\ Vife tndotia Baker, served in-the -Fourth Calvary G.S.A..;.:"under
J 'i Colonel Giltner. He n;arried Jennie Ferguson Tompkins", daughter
t Fisher Tompki'ns'. and Mariara Brooking. - She was born in >
j Boon County, Kentucky but came .at an--early.-date with-Her parents
i ^ to Carroll-County. She was .educated at Georgetown College in
Ceorgetown, Scott County, Kentucky.
Jesse. William Lindsay died at age forty-one-leaving, his'.-wife with
'v five children. Bereft of her, husband..at so early an, age, the. care,.-
^ ^ "of her faDilly. devolved ..upon her,. .. Like'' mai^ 'another voman, under.;,,-. -
' 't such circumstances, she never -faliered but assumed l^ose duties
' ^ght^ly,-belong-,.to.'both parents .and bore them-fiCloue--. ^
w t She was.of a s\m.uy, happjr disp.osit-ion,,,-a'.woiimi-of.-culture.-and^ ^^-
'I / i ^ refinement, and^ a member, .of the .Ghent Christian ChUrch.from girlr .
' , ' hood* She was born in 1846 and died 8 January 1928, age 8.
Issue-five.'children: .
3-1 Mamie iindsay B.. 22 May 1868 D. ,8 .December 1890 ; : .
.u married James G. Goslee : '
3-2.-Jesse":Baker Liudsaj^ B, -l July 1-870- D,- ,11-May. 1957 -
married 9 February 1893 'Mary North:-:B. 17.
October 1868.
- Issue'-five" children:
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4-1 A son born 14 June 1894 and D. 20 ,June 1894
4-2 Mariam Lindsay , B.. 8 July 1396 Tarried 18 September ,1920
George G. Buckingham, an attorney ih' Louisville,:-
Kentucky. -
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6-1- George G. .Buckingham, Jr. B- 26 March 1925
iiv.rried Nahdy Goooh-
Issue;
6-1 Su-3an Buckingham B, Jul-v 1954
6-2 Tommy Bickingham B. 24 Harch. 1966 L
6-3 Linda Buckingham B. 10 September 1958 -
-5-2. William Jesse Buckingham B. . 22 .May, 19-25"
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Hev. Paul 'ehc..:.t/t;on," a Baptist MlLl";^:ter.: They liv^ ir.
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5-1 ^tery Sue Thompson B. 16 May 19SS 9 pS9 Octd^er 1^1^;
6- -jesae Lirxdsay Thompson ^ Aj^ii'lSgS, died at
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4-4 Jesse-Scott Lindsay B. 18 August 1901 married;?-Septem-
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4-5 Thomas Eugene Lindsay B. Z July 1907;. .married Mell .
Pri-scilla Lindsay married Dudley P. Griffith 1861-1945 :.
Issue two children:
4-1 Wiiliani Cardwell Griffith 1.895~19o5 rnarried Ruth Amina
-Goad . B.- 6 September "1902.
.Issue: '
o-l Jo Ann Griffith B. 17 April 1923 laarrisd j()enal
Warden. : ; -
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>6-2 C^thia Ann Warden
6-3 Sharon^e .Warden ^ ' *
4.-2 Virginia Griffith
1,1.. Issue: . '
married John C. Scott
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.5-2 William Dudley ,ScOtt B. 1931 D, 19S|
.. 5-5 Virginia Ann;Scott . ' ~
'3-^- Laylrtia Lindsay B, 15 Ad^t 'lBSO D. 27 Jatuiary 1933
married James Howard Grah^ B. 26 September 1878 D*. 27 Januaiy
1948L ' ' ^
Issue four children:
4-1 Alice Brooking Graham B. 3^ October 1902 ..marri^^^
Cole, B. 23 October 1899. i,
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- 5-1 Rupert Cole B. 26 December 1922
4-2 Robert Lindsay Graham B, 10 October 1904 married '
1* Rejrisey. 2. Evelyn Montgomery. Mariam Gex. .;
Issue by first wife:, . ,
- 5-1 Lindsay Graham
4-5 Doroti^ Dix Graham . B. 23 April 1907 O'- -XS JulJE t
married Ransom Stopt. no iseiae. ' t?. M ^
4*^ Carroll .Dudley Graham ^ B.. 10 -January
tember 1939 Frances .leiibfidle Ktppii^
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. 6-1 Ciiarles Gregory Arnold B. 18 Febru^y 1966
5-2- Lynn Lindsay Grahajii B. 7 August 1944- married.-
1 July 1962 David D&n Farra B, 28 July 19 . "
5-5 Margaret H. Lindsay B. 4 March 1885 ^0. S?' Novenber 1965 -
Frederick Stucy Sebree- B. 9 October 1881-
1965,; son of William Johnson Sebree and
;i!>ii"zabeth Butts.
Issue:
B. 3 0otober 1908 married 29 March 1 S
1"a ^rgaret Brim B. 17 October 1912 U. 18 March j
^ 1965, daughter of Walter S. Brim and Emma Imel. Wo issuer-'V
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& Leroy Peyton, Sr. 1756 Stafford Co.y Va, Mar: Millie Rogers
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B. Dec. 1791j Aiuherst Co., Va. Mart ]^s; Lucy- '
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William
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Miles
Sedikiah
Mary Ellen
Chas, Sedeklah
EdDtmid . '
Aug.-'25,' 1815
Mar, , 6, 1817
May 25, 1818
Wov. 29, 18^
Apr. 27, 1829
Oct. 29, 1830
Aug. 15, 1852
Grayson Co., Ky;
Grayson Co., Kyi
Cloverport, Ky. -
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Cloverport, Ky,
Breckinridge Co.,. Ky.
Breckinridge Co., Ky.
Cloverport, Ky.
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Jan. 14, 1836 Cloverport, Ky. $
Emny Brown Payboh Oct. 14, 1838 Cloverport, Ky. "
Moses David Edwards. He died Oct. 301
1930 G'port, Ky.) t
James M. Sept. 20, 1839 G'port; Ky.
Elizabeth (Elsie) Dec,.- 29, 1841 "t-
Jan, 8, 1844 Cloverport, Ky.
Joseph Feb. 12, 1845 ^
vKeith Twins
Feb^ ;i2, 184S
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PKDIGREE XXXIII.
1.ROBERT II., King of Scotland, bail by bis first wife, Lady
Klizabolli, (iaugbtor of Sir Aiium .Miiro, of llowallcn :
2.l'iuNCi;.ss C.U'niKiwNii Stewaut, who m. Sir David Lindsay, of
Cilcnosb, lirsl Eari of Uniwldrd, and bad:
3.Alexam)! 11 Lindsay, second Earl of Crawford, who m. Lady
]ii!irlella, daiigiiUr of Hon. Sir David Dnnbarj of CocUburn, son" of
George, Earl oi' Dunbav and Jlarciio, and bad:
4.Wai.tku Limisav, of Kinblctliinont and Dcwfitrt, third son,
wno VI., su{:(>iuliy, Lady Isabel, dangblor of William, Lord LivingBlon,
and had by iior;
5.Sni David TjINDsay, KuL, of Bowfort and Edzull, d. 1527, who
liad in' his first wife, Catlu'iinc Fothcringbam, of Powric:
G.Waltek Lindsay, of Edzoli, eldest son, k. v.p., at Fioddcn, who m.
a duughlor of Erskino, of Dun, and had:
7.Ai i:\A.M>h^i IviNDs.AY, of F.dzoll (yoniigcr broibcr of David, who
siieccedcd as nibfh Eari of Crawford), who ?/. a daugiiter of Barclay, of.
3I:iihers, and hud:
S.IkT. -Bkv. Davjd Linds.vy, D.D., of Leilh, Bisbop of Boss, in 1000,
Chaplain to the King, d. 1013, aged 82, who bad:
SiK iiiKiioMH Linds.ay, of Annallaml and "Thc^rount," Lord
Liuij King ai Anns to .Ininc.s YJ., d. 1042. Ho m., first, ilargarct Col-
viiie, and hud by iicr:
10.liKV. iX\vji I.iSD.sAY, -Minister at Wicomieo, Ya., avIio removed
lo Koi'lliiiiiibcrland Cojinl}-, Ya., in 1045, and d. 3 April 1007, agc.i C-L
See uii" aecuunl of him and his fiesccndunis in Jti.ss Lindsay's "The
Lind.-uy.s oi' Amorieu." .He had iiy his Avife, iSusannah:
ILlioiiKiiT Jii.NDSAY. of Korlhmnberlaud County*, Ya., b. 1041, d.
lOO'j; rit. Opie, and had :
l-[Cj'iK Lind^aa', of (Biorry Point, Korllnimbcrland County, Yo., d,
Seplemher, 1727, who liud:
13.'ilmnnvv Lindhav, of" The Mmiiit," Fairfax Countv. Va..d. 175^1;
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l.t,Wiu.iAM LrNPSAY, of ColchostoivPrinco William County, and of
laiurol Hill," Fairfax County, Va., d. 1792, who m., 17C0, Arm Culvert,
ofCulpcper County, Va., b. 1751-52, d. 1S22, and had:
I.Colonel Geohob Walter Lindsay, U.S.A., b. 1771, d. 1810; vu,
IftOl, a.s her first husband, Judith, d. 1851, in Now Orleans, daugbloi of
Picv. Spenco Clr.ayson, of ''Belie Air," Princo William County, Va., and
his wife, Hary Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. Peter Wagoner, of Prince
William County, and his Avifo, Catboriuo, daughter of Colonel John
Bobinson, of Ills Slajesty's Council in Virginia, and Speaker of the Vir
ginia Huu.so of Burgc.ssos, and had:
1.Gkoiuje Fkbdekick Lindsay, of Washington City. M.ijor, U. S.
Marine Corps, b. 1802, d. 27 September, 1857 ; a graiiuate of \\'cf?'
Point Military Academy, and commis.sioncd a .Sccon(rj..icuicnari:,
U. S. Army, July, 1820, and .siib.scqucntly became Qu.arlermaster:
U.S.M.C. Ho VI., first, 1S23, Mary J., d. 1S50, daughter of Colonel
Mclanetlion Smith, U.S.A., and wi., scoondl3', 1852, in Boston,
3Iargaret, d. 1853, daughter of John Frascr, of Edinburg, and bad
by her: '
I.Walter Edzell TiiNDSAY, bajd. 10 September, 1S53, on the
battle-field of Flodden, wbere bis ancestor, Walter Lindsay, of
Edzoll, was slain. He jr., 12 Juno, 1882, Florence G., daughter
of Dr! T. J. Turner, U.S.N., and bad: Florence Edzei.l, b. IS
. Ootobor, 1887.
II.Margaret Is.vbella Lindsaa', of Washington Cit\-, au
thoress of " The Lindsays of America."
2.Mary Elizarktu LindIbay, ?., 1825, Dr. Roberts, of Ale.xandriaf
Ya., and had:
Mary Elizahei':! Roberts, d. 1873, Avho in., 1S37, Charles E.
Mount, of 2s*oav Orleans, d. 1881, and had :
1.Tiio.aia?; E. jilouNT, of Yicksburg, Miss. Issue.
2.Pauline, wife of Myford McDougali, uf 'Palestine,''
La.
H.""William Hem!y Lindsay, of Princo William Coumy, '\'a., b
U73. f/. 1823; >., iSO-t/ CailVcrino Washington, d. 1848, daughter of
Jo.seph Sauford, of Burnaby, Va., and bud :
1.El\v.\i;D LlXpSA </.
h'^'Ol; Wi. Caihui'iuo, Jiiiuisay Trijdt'tt, of
Fnii^fax Yxh
3-1 rBDlGJiEE uXA'XIILContinucd.
n.iloiiN Tj1N1say, d. 18G1; m. Sarsxb A. Puller. I?$ue.
Mauoaukt Ann Jjindsay, d. ISGl; m. Israel Embrcy. 7ssmc.
5.Maky OrvuT Linpsay, d. ISGO; vi. Pcv. Fontaine Brown. Issue.
0.Fuances Sanvoud Linhsay, i. Judge Joseph "W. Bocage, of
Pino BluiV, Colonel, C.S.A., and had:
I.Mauy Etto Walters Bocaok, who m. Captain J. "W. Smith,
a son of Governor Nathaniel Smitii. Issue.
] r.Edward W.v.sihngton Bocagk, m. Julia Brown.
III.Fhanc>:s Irkni:; IY. Flora ToiiNette ; V. Charles W.;
YI. Axkk Bkvrurn.
III.Sarah Lindsay, h. 1785, d. 1S40, who m. Major George Triplctt,
" " Junind mil," Fairfax County, Ya., and h.ad:
j,George AVilliam Trirlett, of "Bound Hill," m. Jane B. Dale.
Issue.
2.Charles.41kctor Trirlktt, of Pino Bluif, Ark., d. 1887', who m.
Hester A. Dunlap, and had:
I.Sarah L., wife of John L. Buck, of Pino Bluff.
IT.AIarion, wife of Willi.am Lindsay.
III.Charles II. Tuii'Lett, of Pino Bluff, m. Estcllo Holland.
3.IViLLiAM Walter TuirLETX, of Fairfax County, Va., 7n. Mary do
j3eil. Issue.
4.Francis Frederick Trtplett, of ' Flagg Hill," Fairfax County,
Ya.. wljo m, Mary. A|^Vheat. Issue.
f).Catherine Tiuplett, who7n., fir.st, Edward Stonnel, of Fair
fax, "S'a., and 771., secondly, Edward AVashington Lindsay, of
Arkan.'^as.
IV.Maria Lindsay, b. 1787, d. 1S49, who 7n. Y'illiam Linds.ay, of
Marble Hill," son of Opic Lindsay, of "Thc^rount," and bad:
].;Mrs Ann Maria Dawson, of Fairfax, Ya., mother of:
John Daav.son, of Fairfax, wiio m. M3*rLlc Cockcvcll. Issue.
2.Majigauet Lindsay, 771. Leolin S. Nicholson, of Alexandria, Va.,
and ijad :
I.Mrs. Mary Frances Nunar, d. s. p., 1SG7.
JI.Maugarkt Ann, wife of John W. Ellis, of Maeon, Ga., Issue.
:j..Sarah I.olisa Lind.say, d. 1887 ; m. Atkinson, and bad:
J,Ar.EXANJ>EK Atki.nson, of Omaha, Neb.
li.Li.n'Dsay Atkinson, of IlaigVor, Nob.
4.lfjERO.ME Mklancthon Lindsay, of Bii'mirighaTo, Ala., wbo m.
Marv .\. Wlint. aiid h.'id :
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I.Alice VirroRiA, wifo of Lorenzo Baker, of New York City.
ILWilliam M. Lindsay, of Birmingluxm, Ala., who 771. Hetty
Phillipps, of Georgia. Issue.
HI.Anna Eloi.se, wifo of Ileniy Myor, of King-ton, N. Y.
lY.BonERT Lee A. Lindsay, of Birmingham, Aia.
Y.Samuel Stonewall Lindsay, of Birmingham, Ala..
-Aliis. Mary Elizareth Davenport, of Augusta, Gu., mother of;
I.(Jhari.ks Edward Davenport, of Augusta, Gu.
II.Cathkuink L., wifo of Jo.soph Brukcr, of Savannah.
III.Calveut L. Davenport, 771. Mamie Calahan.
-Charles William Lind.say, of Hardy, Miss., father of:
Fanny Maria, wifo of B. T. Wimborly, of Coffceviile,.Mi6s.
Y.Catherine Lindsay, b. 1791, d. 1SG7, wbo 771., 2307, Boynold
Grimc{>; of Island of Barbadoc.s, d. 1831, and had, besides otbcrs;
1.JMary Lsaublla AVoodrough, wifo of Captain Bobinson. Issue.
2John, issue; 3. Sarah, of Little Bock, Ark.
4.Ann Grimes, who771. John Carlisle, of Laudcrdalc, Ya. Issue,
5.Susan, wifo of 0. B. G-ib.son, of Washington City. Issue,
G.Helen, wifo of Dn. A. P. White, of Little Bock, Ark.
7.William Grimes, of Little Bock, Ark.
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CHAPTER X.
Colonel George Walter Lindsay, elderson of William Lindsay
of Laurel Hill his sad death in his early prime, xSio, in
Washington, D. C.his wife, Judith Grayson her fine
character and appearancedistinguished family and con
nections their five children. Major George Frederick,
John, Anne, Mary E. and Benjamin Grayson Orr who
they married their children 74
CHAPTER XI.
William Henry Lindsay, the third bom, and second son of
William and Ann Calvert Lind.sav of Laurel Hill his
death at Barnaby, in Prince Winiam county, in 1823; his
enterprising widow, Catherine Sanford Lindsaytheir
children, the emigration of herself and family to eastern
Arkansas in early limes, his grandchildren, etc 86
CHAPTER XII.
Ann or Nancy Lindsay, the second daughter, and Hierome,
John and Thomas, the other sons of William and Ann Cal
vert Lindsay of Laurel Hill John's bravery and death
while capturing a pirate vessel on the high sea during the
Revolution marriage of Thomas, and the earlyloss of his
wife, his unhappiness, and flying to seato escape from it if
possible is never heard of againhis vessel supposed to
have been shipwrecked g2
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Sarah, Maria and Catherine Lindsay, the younger daughters
of William and Ann Calvert Lindsay of Laurel Hill who
their husbands were their children and grandchildren
a few. remarks about women what countries favor their
educational advancement the most 96
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CHAPTER XIV.
Thomas Lindsay of "Mount Pleasant," in Fairfax, the young-'""
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and affectionate wife Martha Scott-Foxtheir nine chil
dren who they married, and their children 107
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MaryAnn Lindsay only daughter of Robert and SusannaLind
say of " The Mounther excellent qualities as daughter,
wife, and mother; her marriage to Mr. Boggess; subsequent
family-her descendantsher death in Alexandria in
1822 burial at her brother Opie's home, "The Mount,"
etc., etc
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of Northumberland county, Virginia 121
. APPENDIX.
T'le Lindsays of Willes, Maine ,23
" Bath, Maine ,23
" Durham, New Hampshire 124
" Salem, Mass ,24
" Lynn, Mass ,30
" Fall River, Mass ,31
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" Providence, Rhode Island 139
" Stamford, Conn 139
Wethersfield, Conn 140
Middletown, New York 140
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" New York city, New York 143
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in New York somewhere in 1800 or 1799 145
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The Lindsays of Otsego, New York .* 148
" Argyle, New York 149-206
" Tenafly, New Jersey 207
" Rahway, New Jersey 208
" Elizabeth, New Jersey 208
" Philadelphia, Penn 208
" Riceville, Penn 2to
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" Cumberland .and Blair Co's, Penn 211
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" McConnellsburgh, Penn 214
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" Reading, Penn 220
" Newark, Del 222
" Lindseyville, Md 224
" Pope's Creek, Md 227
" Unionville, Md 227
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" Alexandria, Va 228
" Berryville, Va 229
" Berry's Ferry, Va 231
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" Rockbridge Co., Va 243
" Danville, Va 245
" Richmond, Va 246
" Orange Co., Va 246
" Greensborough, N. C 247
" Currituck Co., N. C *. 249
" Waterloo, S. C 252
" WilkesCo.,Ga 252
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" Walnut Grove, Miss 253
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" ColdSpring, Ky 259
" Jackson, Tenn 262
" Belmont Co., Ohio 263
" Zanesville, Ohio 264 .
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" KnoxCo., Ohio 265^''
" Waukegan, 111 267
" Chicago, Elgin and Hyde Park, 111 268
" Austin, 111. 268
" Sangamon Co., Ill 269
Chicago, 111.... 270
" Fox Lake and Milwaukee, Wis 270
" McPherson, Kan 271
" Pierce, Neb 272
Places in the United States called Lindsay 272
Postmasters of the name of Lindsay, in 1855 273
List of Lindsay grantees in Virginia from 1657 to 1766... .273-4
Robert Lindsay of James Island, Va., 1623 274
' Ninety different ways in orthography of the surname Lindsay. 275
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Lindsay Coat of Arms *
! Chart of Scottish Lindsays , S
: Chart of De Toeny ancestry *2
I Chart of Spottswood family 22
Edzell Castle 24
Tombstone of Rev. David Lindsay 35
I Laurel Hill 68
Chart of Fairfax and Robertson families 112
Chart of descendants of Christiana de Lindsay 276
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liiRnnr, Ob. .'il'i.
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if'iiiiiini" iiif o/.r'i,
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tbo ll|>lnii<ls.
ill" tur. ."4erre," Klni; of
Iviir..liirl of Hie U|il.nii'l-"RiW" "f'''*. 'laHRh'cr
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Eynstcin Olnnira.
Raanviiltl, Jiirl of More...
Ob. HTiS.
Bolf (' Thr nnmn ts"' or'^Pop.a. {nrrntul toi/f.)
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Ob. U3ii. j
IVilllani liOiiRcsiwe.
Ob.'Jl3.
Slirolaor Serota, wife.)
Slliiahulc. A. 0.033.
If tROCalrac.inin.
Btlpli Be Twiiy
MtrK Oe Tiii'ityiVMl'
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^Mint'irti.*' liHil-lft'''V
Bolicrt Dc Tonn of" Ailclii.
Lincoln. Oil. KS. I
Aiiecsior of (lie crraf bouse of B'.MIiInt,
liOrils of ilelvolr, ni.-l>i"ti ibe Kpimllo
siite) of the Baroiis |.> Itusaiiil I'llilbnI.
ftichapl fT'i' /...tsfli^Poiile, (rtirtftwf/it.)
Itiihe of Noriiiaiiily. I
Oil.lie?. 1
Vlltlniii poll* or Potii e:-".,,,.,,
fioiiiit'P'Anjiif'S ami r
TlioiifftiiMi. fifVT.
RIelciM* Fits
TeiM/i, Ifeii. 1.
Waller f< riirToni. fxiril-JIiirnret P Toeiiy.
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ltat|ih Bo Toeiiy. T.liiiljlh.iluuClilei' of WiiUlicof.
I Ibirl "rNiiriliiiiiiiierliiiiil.
A f/tw Be Toeiiy of yiniutlrnd, Knttliiiiil.
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Kill's of lii 'lftnark in I
till* U|i.iiiiis. I
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Ob. iHU.
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Bolf (*' The ff'in.'ff."' or-Pnpa.
itdllo of Norniiunly).
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Wiltjsnt I/MiSCSIiee.
UtTtilS.
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Riinli Or Tooiiy.
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tj/nmhifii'"init^ I''"'.
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Atieeslor of llie sn-iit iioiim* of D'Alliliil.
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nolMTl Slalfor-I. liNi.Avici*Re Clare.
Ilatpb |MTc,4<|iy. .Iiniilli. i|.iiislii' r of Wallhoof.
I Karl "I Norilioiiiiioil iii'l.
AVnofVTiN'iiy of yhiuiflfi'l, Kiislainl.
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All eslor of till* K.iri.sor Hl.sf-
Ool.iiiiil Ioti Ho* li'iii.'ili*-ili*l
u' tin* ff.iliiorm*. Hiook.
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Uii. I'iisi- ami Miln-r I'.iinllios
o Viislnln.
Notb.Tlio faniilli**of Wyboni. f""**
tlicr. OarU'toii ami ni borim'lovlw! no
lo.* thanlive .strains "I '*'*/;; of
tliroiisli norotbv. only / t'!Vi?'
Ili'iiw. tin* Iviitb l/inl llilliiiil. a III
FiilrfaM's ilcrivcihfirjli-.sii'iii troni Ibe
OlilVonls thrnush Sir "eiiry t I'"
(a Kramlson nf Mm s*vctitti lai .1 tlir*
1.^.11, wliosi* (laiisliliT inarrii"! ibn Ui>\.
HoiirV KalrlaK 111 n..lt.>ii-lVriy lU York
shire. Kiislainl, niifi'stur ol the fair
faxes oftUi* liiiituil Stales.
iliiso Do f.imesa.v ofT
Nomiamiy. I'*!"*
Bablrie
Hiiy. iii'W? ^ctlliil
ill Knsiiinil.
I.
Waller Re fiiTOls.ny,
lii-il niiiiinrrbl In
.Si'oilaiiil.
Willlani Re Umlsnv-
ol IbriMini. ll fl-
IIIT. Il.l of .-^inl-
Ktirly a'n"'sior nt llie SeoUii VVi"!.?*'!*
ami Uml-axsol VlrKlniu.ftiiT.. II.>.A
(V -e t:iiiirt.
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Rnnibilph Re Linies.-jy.
Istof Knsl.tinl. lAin*
llisl nut inail lieires-s.
who iiiarrifil her
Hciitrb Viiisiiiati. Mr
Raviil l.imls.lv. of
Onuvfiitil I
I
Sontif Hultlri; <lc I-liiusiy of KnKlmol. A. D.
WORam tie l.litilsay of".-
1, Kfi'iWiwn, ilourisncti i
ujA-4;. 1
f'I'i WaUct Un'>>' o* Ea'il-=-
U"allcr I.tiulsay.
(Dickl without issue.)
T
tV f In.lc9vnf KrciUtsMurjo v. ilauphtcr of Henry. Trinrc of Scotbm). nnl jister
^ "1 01 illiixu the I.ioit; .ies.cn.l:inls of MaUotm l anmore
nml j.he Sax.tn I'rimcss Margaret of liiittUiml. sister tif.
Eiljtjir the last heir nf DieSaxon line.
tloiin fttwi Crawfonl
t-H A. p. taj6.
..^'i I -
Luff-
? t WilHatnUnilsav of Lu
=1: new, flourisheit isjo.
llqSlr l>ftvW Linasay of=.
<1 I. u Aness. thiurlshcit:
V?Sir DbvW Littaswy
i"1' f. u ff n e s s, flounshcil
/ is$5.
of^
LlSir Alcxan'tci t.indsay of=.
' CnwfortI, tlicti 1307- I
Sir
r .
r>avUl |.inilsav f=Marv
tloufished AIh
J
C rawford,
*3-SS-
Sir William Liiulsay,
fC'Aii ui/wrltiin).
Wm. Liiulsay of Craicic.
1
Walter I.tmlsay of ( rajiic. =...
Sir James I.imlsay of=.
Cracic and Thiirstitn. |
Sir James I.indsay of=,.
Cranieaml Thurstoii. I
co-hciress of the
rnutliies.
Sir John Lindsay.
Liiulsay ofsist. Catherine dan. .(Sir
John de Stivlmii o:j.ster
ling, heiress of fi.vnesk
and Ed/.el]; 2d. .Mar-
gory, neicc of K'>t>eti
2d. by xvhoinhe had Sir
William Liilds;tv of
Rossie. and Sir Malter,
and a dau. Eii|>hc uia.
Marsarct I.indsjiy, the heiress, who carried the estate to her husband,
U aliace of Kiccarton, of the family of the celebrated Scottish hero.
Sir Williain Wallace.
Sir William Liiid.sji v of a;
" 'J'ftfJtyrft." I
Sir William I.indsay
. of The Ityres."
Chiistiana More, dau. and
heiress of Sir William
More of Abercorn.
Andrew Lindsay of (ar-
mvltnii, ancestor of the
Lindsays of "The
.Mount." Agnes Lind
say, heiress, and last of
direct line, married Sir
llieroine Lind&ay, Loni
Lien A'/Vi/y ai Anut.
161s.
-7
Sir David de Lindsay of Craw
ford ntsTrtcd his English kins-
wuman, Aluanonttle [.inicsay.
This Ilitc became extinct by
failure of male heirs.
'The hcircs.s, Alice de Lindsay
of Crawford cartieil
the estates to her husband,
- Sir llenty I'lurkney of Kntt-
hind. I
.1 O"'' I'inckney.
John I.indsay of Diinrod.a;.
.I59. 1
John Linilsay of Ounrod.
1382-4.
John Lindsay. 1467.
I
Alcxaiulci Lindsay, 1495.
John I.indsay.
David Lindsay-. 1321-31. = ...
a LinlKiy. it<=:The Princes Caitcrinc
^wfont. IDS. 1 Stuart. Jilt dautjli er ut
) I King Robert 11.
jd Earl ofsMarictU, daughter and
Ob. : hclres.s of Sir Oavid
iiS-r-
Dunbar of Cockl
.1 The l.iuilsiiys..i" Kirkfortha,
Kaglc.scaimie Ivilli|uliiss. Pyet-
sloiie, Kilciini|uhnr ami Wofme-
stone, Loiiehrv, (^ihoo, Itarii-
yafils, iiroadlaiul ami l.ctlinoi.
(See note below marked *.) fleorge Lindsay, who being set
aside on the succession, foiind-
cil the Liuibay fuuiilv of
Itliicklioint ill Itcufcwshire.
The last l.nird of iiliicklu.lm
s(dd Ins estate and eiuignited
to Jamaica about 1728. His
descendants arc now living in
.\mcrica. (See Anjicndix.
Lindsays of I'ort Royal. \'a.)
John Lindsay nf Dunrbr);
The last Laird died in
penury, when the Itnd
becsimu cxliiicl. 1619-
I Earl of Craw-=Marior>*. daoglner
I ] ofthegreat( Ian
f ..ylexan-ler Ogilvic, Chief
Igilvie ot Scotlaml.
3-
daugbtcr of
inn
rii-=lsabelln. daugblci
I William l-ord Liv
it""
',! i
Ir
Utbesr- Erskinc.
^uelLt liituBbtcT of Erskinc of
Pun.
."Mnciiiie' r<o.n
I'owie
.William Lindsav of Kvc-
litk in Perthshire, aii-
restor of the l.iiul-sivs
; of Kinnvltes. the last
was, f'ris said bv the
author if " The Lives
of the Lindsays,") Dr.
Thomas l.iiid-eiv. Arch
bishop -jf .\rniagh and
Primatt of Ireland, the
friend of Dean iiwilt.
Sir John Lindsay nf Pit-
cnirlic of Angiisdlirc,
ancestor of the Lind-^ays
of (.'airiiic in .Angus.
James Lindsay, who ac-
eompanicd Princcss_El
eanor Stuart to Ger
manyon the occasioijiif
her marriage with Sig-
ismund of Austria. He
espoused an heiress near
Augsburg, where he
hairdesccndants in gooil
circumstances about a
century ago.
Mir-ofas
^. ItarcUy, daughl
of ilaivlay of Mather
. John Lindsay, died unmarrictl. Robert Lindsay, dicil unmarried
ip; Minh/ipip....
1 . . .
tjfjll^lii 'I I "
)!4indtty f.=>iac*'e*,<"'V"=Di' wifei, Agnes
f?aa<l "The ' wuc', <ta.j, inilvav.lu iress
i'.Vr,/. (,,ak tit c "The .Mount.'
liiea kniBW "f Col-
f&:t- ' rilW-
jjorthuinberDml
wV-. Vg.i' lt'ifn
o'tirtdsiyii nf N'.'"**!
ami Eaifl**
Vji. l<8$.
Mp;'
Wr
Rachel I.indsay, fAncestress of theRt. Rev. John Spotts- g
wnodc, Ar hblsliaiiof /
Simttswode, .^inore, ('luibonic,
[Jandridgc, lliirrell. Kamlolpli,
(.iiKidc, Tutker, Kuntiiine, Lee,
Read, liotts, (Curler of Sliiiley),
Page, Campbell, Hciiry and
other families of Virginia,l .S.A.).
ames .indsay of "The
.Mou d."' 1LHc ex
tinct n Scotland 1710,)
Sir MTilliani Lindiy of Rnssic was
the am-ir.tiir of the Lindsays of Uossic
and ll-twiiill In Kiuros-.shlri'. Di-srcnd-
an's of (Ills f.j;ii||c ivcri; mu e iiiiiiiL-tiiiis
In K'tlii|i|iigli arid llurulci!, and mioii;
ate beheveil to bu iioiv in Aiiiericu
St. Amlrcws.
Dec. a,
Ob.
t Alexander, Eatl of
Crawford, was |a 'rrot linyid.
SthEarl of r.io -id. w|,
created Dukv ' , by
James 111. ..V,
1488, winch DiiV' ' *" bviiiiiHjH
dormiint on the d>ivus4: (
Duke,
liif.vcA
1
Sir Walter de l.inds.ayof Lairi-
hccton. This line heeaine ex
tinct ill male heirs. , , . ,
The heiress, < hristiana dc Lind
say, married liiifolr.iiii dc
Gvncs. "Sire de i.'mirev,
and was ancestress of Marie
Thcresc of l-Taiiee, Diiehcssc
d'.V nKoidonic.
I
Henry IV. King of France,
heir at lino el supra.
Henri V, Due dc Bordeau*,
died 1883.
Sir lames Lindsav. This .-Priiioess ligidin Stuart,
line became exliiict in > his constii, daughter ot
male heirs. Co-luttr- Robert 1.
esses Kiiphemia and
Margaret Lindsay.
ISonsof llahlii!' lo LiiiKsay of Knctaiut. A. D. ]
William dc
Kli ildnui),
K' -
l.imlMty f=
tlourisUi'il
Walter I.inilsavof Eiril-
dojin. A. I>. it50.
Walter I,inils;iy.
(Died without issue.)
uoiin
4,
William Limlsavof Ercil-sMarjo y, ilaiiprhtcr of Henry. Prinreof ^otlnnil. amisister
Orawfrd. of P illiaii) the [.ion; dostx'mlants of Malcolm t'aiiinore
and i;ho S.axoa Princew Margaret of Kitdand. sister of
Kd.sju' the last heir of the Saxoii line.
loun and
A. Dj.iaj6.
William Lindsay of Liiff-= _
ness, nourished 1336. | '
Sir Oavid Lindsay of=
1. u ff n e s s, tlounshcd
3-4'>.
Sir David Linds.ay of=...
1. II flfn c s s I flourished |
Sir .VIcxanilcT I.lndsay of=.
fntwlord, died
/#"
sir AVIUiam l.iiidsav.
Wm. Linilsa
Walter Liml
Sir James
Cragic anr
Slr James Lindst
Cragio niiil Tliu ra.wl>
A-
Sir David Lindsay of=Marv.l co-heiress of the
tiourishcd A lit
nctUics.
Sir John Lindsay.
Crawford,
.4-55-
\
Margaret Limlsay, the heiress, who carri
A\allacc of Kiccnrnin, of the family of
Sir William Wallace.
Pavid Lindsay.
j tNo is.suc.)
I
Sir Alexamlcr l.indsavof=i8t. Catherine, dan. pf Sir
C.lencsk. tjSj.
ling, heiress of ttieiiesk
gnu Ed/.ell; ad. jMar-
gorv, neice of K.:>bert
ad. bv whom he hmi Sir
William l.indsav t of
Rossic. mid Sir Waller,
and a diiu. Luphe aiii.
Sir William Lind.say of=
" IItyn's." I
Chitstiiina >fore; dau^ ami
hcirc.s.s of Sir AVIitjiun
;More of AhciToro. ,> '
T;
David Lord Lindsay, ist=The Princes Catlcrinc
Karl of t;rawford. ij'jS. |
Klllg U'dHTl II.
Sir William Lindsay
of " 7//C Pyrct."
A Oho The I.imMvsof Kirkfortlia,
Kaglcscainiic l>tlji|ulnss, .I'y.yt-
stonc, Kilcoii<|iiliai' and Wornte4
stoiie, l.ouehry,. Cahoo; Hani-.'
yards, Hroildliuid aiiil l.elhliot,
(Sec note Itclow nulll>cd *.) '
Alexander, sd Earl of=Miirieita.
Crawford. 143.). Ob. heircs.s
13 January, 1440.
daughter and
of Sir Oavid
Dunbar of Cockb irn.
r
David'. 3d Earl of Craw-=Marior\-, daiigiitcr
ford! 1445. 1 o'tbcRreaK Ian
if Ale.xandcr Ogilvic. Chief
Igilvie ot Scotland.
3-,.' .
I !
.William Lindsay of Kvc-
lick in Perihstiire, an
cestor of the Lindsays
of Kinnettes, the last
" * '."t''
was. ('tis said bi* the
author )f " The Lives
of the Lindsays.") Dr.
Thomai l.indsav. Arch
bishop if .Armagh and
Prininti of lrclan<l. the
friend of Dean .Swift.
Alexander, 4ih Karl of
CTawford.t mij.
About fiyt this liiio died
out in male heirs. Mar-
UHicl Limlsay. heiress,
of Spynie.
Walter l.indsavof Reaii-=; Isabella, daughter of
fort. 1 William Lord Living-
i stone.
Sir John Limlsay of Pit-
cnirllc of Angiisshire,.
iincusiiir of the Lindsays
of Cairnic in Angus, i' i
sir David Lindsay of Ed-=OiXiicriiic"
zell. i Powie.
who fell at Flodilen 1 Dim.
SepL 9, rsrj. j
David Lindsay. 9th=CalhcrincCam|ibclL
Earl of Crawford. I
Alexander
Eiixcll.
LIndsav nf= Harvlay. daiight 1 John Lindsay, died unmarried. Robert LlmLsay,'dle4
I of BartI*)*
Sir David :Lindsay , of
Kd/ett. ioio. (Lino
estlnct in <7*4-)
John Lindsayof Bal-
caiTcs. I.rd Mcn-
muir.
David Lindsay, tst=.-
Lord Italearrcs. |
I
Alexander Lindsay, 1st
Earl of Balcarres. roso-
11 . , ,
A Oui James Ludovic. ""it
Lindsay, itresuiU K'l
Crafword and HaUarres
1889. '
Daviil Lindsay, Bishops
uf Ross, died 1613. I
Sir Hicromc Lindsay of=Marg*rct Colvillesljr'wifei, Agnos
.a * a ^ U'tlaal al*t<t tnalaSfva* lliraaCC
i\ nnatland and
Mount,"
A'inx tt Armt,
1643.
The
Lion
died
list wifet. dan. ' indsav. heiress
of a Seottisli .t" "The .Mount."
kni|{'*( Col-
lanics .Indsay of "The
;:^lo.t." iLiSC C-
(inct o Scotland 1710.)
Rev. tavid Lio'lsay. .Set
tled In Norihumburiand
cnunlv, V'a.; born
iNjf<dicd 1667.
A (.'! Lindsays of Ni'rth-
umbcrlanit and ' r airfa*
counties, \'a. 1889.
Rachel Lindsay, fAncestress of the
SiHitiswodc, .Moore, (^Dibnrnc,
Dan<lriilgc, Burrelt, Randolph,
(iixiile. Tucker, Fontiinc, LcC.
Read, HotLs, (Carter of Shirley),
Page. Campbell, Uciiry.. and
other families of Virginia.L .S,A.).
The family of J'yctstiuie Kileoni|uli.ir ami
Woriiiesloiie is now lepri-K-iilvii bv bo jolio
Tfoitef llflhiiiii! i.iii'i'ov . Iv.iil o( l.iiiiKiv, u li
Is also Li.fd l.lii'L.iv ot " Tin; Hires. 1
; Hi-E t iii|.iiits 0/ Hie l.iodsi(vs of W'lirmesloiie,
'Sir William LIndsiiy of Rossie?^wn
the ance-aor of the Liiiils:iys id Riissle
and Dowhill in Kiiirossslilre. Disceml-
aiits of this Liioilv ufiv once iiuiiieroiiH
III Kiltiil'uigli iind Dumlue, and tSonio
r<-10 I... OO,,- in Aini-rica
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