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| Jesse Lewis Orrick was the son of Charles James Orrick and Helen Marr Lewis. Jesse Lewis Orrick married Nannie Oliver Bentley in October, 1900. |
| Emma Verdier Orrick was the daughter of Charles James Orrick and Helen Marr Lewis. Emma Verdier Orrick died. [in infancy]. |
| Nannie Oliver Bentley married Jesse Lewis Orrick, son of Charles James Orrick and Helen Marr Lewis, in October, 1900. |
| James Bentley Orrick was born at Cumberland, Allegany County, MD. He was the son of Jesse Lewis Orrick and Nannie Oliver Bentley. |
| Jesse Lewis Orrick Jr. was born at Cumberland, Allegany County, MD. He was the son of Jesse Lewis Orrick and Nannie Oliver Bentley. |
| William Pendleton Orrick was born at Cumberland, Allegany County, MD. He was the son of Jesse Lewis Orrick and Nannie Oliver Bentley. |
| Norwood Bentley Orrick was born at Cumberland, Allegany County, MD. He was the son of Jesse Lewis Orrick and Nannie Oliver Bentley. |
| Sarah Taylor Brent was the daughter of Robert Brent and Elizabeth Palmer. Sarah Taylor Brent married Alexander Cronwell Orrick, son of Charles Orrick and Anne Campbell, on October 24, 1849. |
| Robert Brent married Elizabeth Palmer at Fauquier County, VA. |
| Elizabeth Palmer married Robert Brent at Fauquier County, VA. |
| Sallie Pope Orrick was born on March 13, 1851 at Saint Louis, MO. She was the daughter of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent. Sallie Pope Orrick married John H. Sullivan on June 4, 1879. |
| John H. Sullivan married Sallie Pope Orrick, daughter of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent, on June 4, 1879. |
| John H. Sullivan Jr. was born on September 5, 1881. He was the son of John H. Sullivan and Sallie Pope Orrick. |
| Robert Brent Sullivan was born on September 17, 1886. He was the son of John H. Sullivan and Sallie Pope Orrick. |
| Gladys Maury Sullivan was born on April 6, 1890. She was the daughter of John H. Sullivan and Sallie Pope Orrick. |
| Anna Laamy Orrick was born on July 20, 1853 at Saint Louis, MO. She was the daughter of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent. Anna Laamy Orrick married Henry T. Albright on February 9, 1882. |
| Henry T. Albright married Anna Laamy Orrick, daughter of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent, on February 9, 1882. Henry T. Albright died on March 16, 1896. |
| Alexander Orrick Albright was born on November 1, 1883. He was the son of Henry T. Albright and Anna Laamy Orrick. |
| Ada Cromwell Orrick was born on June 1, 1855 at Saint Louis, MO. She was the daughter of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent. Ada Cromwell Orrick married Marcus Cooper on June 3, 1886. |
| Marcus Cooper was born at Memphis, Shelby County, TN. He married Ada Cromwell Orrick, daughter of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent, on June 3, 1886. Marcus Cooper died on May 6, 1896. |
| Leroy Cooper was born on June 16, 1887. He was the son of Marcus Cooper and Ada Cromwell Orrick. |
| Alexander Orrick Cooper was born on May 11, 1893. He was the son of Marcus Cooper and Ada Cromwell Orrick. |
| Marcus Cooper Jr. was born on June 12, 1895. He was the son of Marcus Cooper and Ada Cromwell Orrick. |
| Charles Orrick was born on May 20, 1857 at Saint Louis, MO. He was the son of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent. Charles Orrick married Mary Moore Hickman on December 24, 1884. Charles Orrick died on August 5, 1905 at Kirkwood, Saint Louis County, MO, at age 48. |
| Mary Moore Hickman married Charles Orrick, son of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent, on December 24, 1884. |
| Mary Hickman Orrick was born on July 29, 1894 at Kirkwood, Saint Louis County, MO. She died on July 30, 1894 at Kirkwood, Saint Louis County, MO, at age 0. She was the daughter of Charles Orrick and Mary Moore Hickman. |
| Frances Elizabeth Orrick was born on August 31, 1897 at Kirkwood, Saint Louis County, MO. She was the daughter of Charles Orrick and Mary Moore Hickman. |
| Robert Brent Orrick was born on June 7, 1860 at Saint Louis, MO. He was the son of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent. Robert Brent Orrick died on February 13, 1903 at Memphis, Shelby County, TN, at age 42. |
| Alexander Cromwell Orrick Jr. was born on June 18, 1864 at Saint Louis, MO. He was the son of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent. Alexander Cromwell Orrick Jr. died on March 13, 1897 at Kirkwood, Saint Louis County, MO, at age 32. |
| Elizabeth Brent Orrick was born on August 27, 1866 at Saint Louis, MO. She died at Kirkwood, Saint Louis County, MO. She was the daughter of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent. |
| Virginia Pendleton Orrick was born on July 7, 1872 at Saint Louis, MO. She died at Kirkwood, Saint Louis County, MO. She was the daughter of Alexander Cronwell Orrick and Sarah Taylor Brent. |
| James Campbell married Sarah ______ circa 1772. |
| Sarah ______ married James Campbell circa 1772. |
| Virginia Census married US 1850 Census. Virginia Census married US 1870 Census. |
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VA Berkeley County 1850 Census was the son of US 1850 Census and Virginia Census.
He was listed as a head of household on the Berkeley County, VA census dated July 15, 1850. He was found in Page 326B, 9th District, Dwelling 241, Family 244; James C. was shown at age 42 as a married white male born in Virginia. He was listed as a manager. He was enumerated with James Campbell Orrick on the Berkeley County, VA census dated July 15, 1850; Shepherd was shown at age 36 as a married white female born in Virginia. He was enumerated with James Campbell Orrick on the Berkeley County, VA census dated July 15, 1850; William was shown at age 14 as a single white male born in Virginia. He was enumerated with James Campbell Orrick on the Berkeley County, VA census dated July 15, 1850; Elizabeth was shown at age 10 as a single white female born in Virginia. |
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Elizabeth Orrick was born in 1840 at VA.
She was the daughter of James Campbell Orrick and Susan Shepherd Verdier Pendleton.
She was enumerated with James Campbell Orrick on the Berkeley County, VA census dated July 15, 1850; Elizabeth was shown at age 10 as a single white female born in Virginia. |
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VA Morgan County 1850 Census was the son of US 1850 Census and Virginia Census.
He was listed as a head of household on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850. He was found in Page 123A, 42nd District, Dwelling 492, Family 492; Cromwell was shown at age 56 as a married white male born in Virginia. He was listed as a farmer with real estate valued at $12,000. Shown living with him were three boarders who probably worked form him as laborers. They were all born in Virginia: William (age 24) and Arthur (age 22) Dasy and Michael Thompson (age 23). He was enumerated with Charles Alexander Swann on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850; Louisa was shown at age 30 as a white female born in Virginia. He was listed as a head of household on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850. He was found in District 42, Page 123A, Dwelling 491, Family 491; Charles A. was shown at age 39 as a white male born in the District of Columbia. His occupation was merchant. He owned real estate valued at $2500. Also shown: William Montford at age 25 as a white male born in Nova Scotia. His occupation was clerk. He was enumerated with Cromwell Orrick on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850; Johnson was shown at age 19 as a single white male born in Virginia. He was listed as having attended school in the past year and he was a farmer by trade. He was enumerated with Cromwell Orrick on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850; Lucy was shown at age 16 as a single white female born in Virginia. She was listed as having attended school in the past year. He was enumerated with Cromwell Orrick on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850; Cromwell was shown at age 13 as a single white male born in Virginia. He was listed as having attended school in the past year. He was enumerated with Cromwell Orrick on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850; Denton was shown at age 11 as a single white male born in Virginia. He was listed as having attended school in the past year. He was on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850; Rebecca was shown at age 37 as a white female born in Pennsylvania. He was enumerated with Charles Alexander Swann on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850; Mary was shown at age 10 as a white female born in Virginia. She attended school during the past year. He was enumerated with Charles Alexander Swann on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850; Louisa was shown at age 8 as a white female born in Virginia. She attended school during the past year. He was enumerated with Charles Alexander Swann on the Morgan County, VA census dated October 10, 1850; Allice was shown at age 3 as a white female born in Virginia. |
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Jacob Weaver was born at Lancaster County, PA.
He was the son of Sargeant Casper Weaver and Catherine LeFevre.
"Jacob Wever was a pioneer settler in Berkeley County, purchasing a large amount of land, which he later operated with slaves. His residence was known as Maple Home and was located on Warm Springs Road." |
| Sargeant Casper Weaver was born at Hamburg, Germany. He married Catherine LeFevre. |
| Catherine LeFevre married Sargeant Casper Weaver. |
| Samuel Levering married Victoria Louisa Wright, daughter of William Henry DeCourcy Wright and Eliza Lee Warner. |
| Victoria Louisa Wright was the daughter of William Henry DeCourcy Wright and Eliza Lee Warner. Victoria Louisa Wright married Samuel Levering. |
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"Mr. William Henry DeCourcy Wright, who was born at "Blakeford," December 9, 1795, was the youngest son of Governor Robert Wright, by his first wife. This beautiful home, "Blakeford," is a small peninsula as it were, bounded by Chester River on the northwest and by the old Courcy Creek for the rest of its periphery. The present "Blakeford" house, which is of colonial architecture, was built by Mr. William H. DeC. Wright, in the place of a temporary building erected when the old large square mansion was burned, in 1806, during Gov. Robert Wright's first term as Governor. Mr. W. H. DeC. Wright married Miss Eliza Lee Warner, of Delaware, widow of Samuel Turbutt Wright, his cousin, who was a half-nephew of Thomas Wright, of "Reed's Creek," and son of Maj. Samuel Turbutt Wright, of the Revolution. Samuel T. Wright lived at the "Green Lot" farm, near "Walnut Grove" and "Reed's Creek." Mrs. W. H. DeCourcy Wright was a most attractive woman--pleasing mauners, a fine musician, and devoted to literature. Her father was consul to Havaua. Mrs. Wright's children by her first marriage were: Valeria (Mrs Paul Forbes) and Anna Matilda (Mrs. Wm. Hemsley). The children of Wm. H. DeC. Wright and Eliza Lee Warner were: Clintonia, Gustavia, who died in Rio de Janeiro; William Henry DeCourcy, born in Rio; Gustavus W. T., Caroline Louisa, Victoria Louisa and Ella Lee, who was born May 2, 1837, and died January 25, 1861. Miss Clintonia Wright married for her first husband Capt. Wm. May. Her last was ex-Gov. Philip Francis Thomas. Both were polished, intelligent gentlemen. Mr. Thomas was Secretary of the Treasury under Buchanan, in 1840. He made a speech at a Democratic meeting held at Harris' Shops, equi-distant between Church Hill and Centreville, to the largest concourse of people that ever assembled in Queen Anne's County. "When Governor of the State he laid before the Legislature a message of great force and power, upon the question of Constitutional Reform, and determined to use every effort to pay off the State debt. Under his administration it was accomplished, and Maryland was restored to a high and honorable position. The noted Mason and Dixon's Line, which separates the Northern from the Southern States, was determined by Charles Mason and Jermiah Dixon, two Englishmen of acknowledged merit. "In 1835 a law was passed appropriating $8,000,000 for the internal improvements of the State. Judge James Buchanan, Gen. Thomas Emory and George Peabody, whose name is a household word, were appointed commissioners to proceed to England to negotiate loans, on account of the financial depression of the State. For Mr. Peabody's services, this philanthropic gentleman refused to receive 'one dollar' as commissioner, not wishing to add to the burden of the State. Governor Thomas wrote him a most complimentary letter, in which he said: 'The action of the General Assembly reflects faithfully the feelings of gratitude which your generous devotion to the interests of your State has awakened in the bosom of every loyal citizen of Maryland.' In 1847, Governor Thomas carried the city of Baltimore 1,566 majority over William T. Goldsborough, and the State by 6,384."--Copied. Governor Thomas' daughters are: Mrs. Sophia Kerr Trippe, Mrs. Maria Thomas Markoe and Mrs. Nannie Bell Hemsley, who are handsome, attractive ladies. Mrs. Markoe has four children, viz.: Francis Ignatius, Agnes Barry, Nannie Thomas and John Sutherland Markoe. Her daughters are considered very pretty and winning in their manners, and are great favorites. Miss Agnes, the elder of the two daughters, married Mr. Hammond Dugan; Miss Nannic married Mr. Clarence Sibley; Francis Ignatius married Miss Mulligan; John Sutherland is still enjoying a life of single blessedness. Mrs. Trippe has two sons--Philip Francis and Richard Trippe. Mrs. Hemsley has two daughters--Maria Kerr and Elizabeth Tilghman Hemsley. The mother of Mrs. Markoe, Mrs. Trippe and Mrs. Hemsley was Miss Sarah Maria Kerr, daughter of David Kerr, who died early in life. Mrs. Clintonia Thomas has outlived all of her sisters and brothers, and is remarkable for her gentleness of manner, sweet, amiable disposition and love for little children. She enjoys returning to the old home of her parents in summer, and occasionally takes a row in the Blakeford batteau, where she has so often, in her girlhood hours, inhaled the refreshing breezes that are wafted from the river to Queenstown Creek. Victoria Louisa Wright married Samuel Levering, and had several children--Ella Lee, who died in infancy: Elise, unmarried; Martha, who married Henry Orrick, and has four children--Louisa, Johnson, Harry Abert, and a fourth child, William H. DeCourcy Wright Orrick. Pauline M., fourth child of Victoria Louisa and Samuel L. Levering, married Louis R. Levering, and has had children, viz.: Victoria, Ella Lee, Annie L., Paul, Dorothy, Elise, and Louis (now deceased). "Ella Lee," a sweet name, youngest child of Mr. W. H. DeC. Wright, married Captain J. Pembroke Thom, of Culpepper County, Va., and had two sons, Wm. Henry DeCourcy Wright-Thom, born October 14, 1858, and Pembroke Lee Thom, born January 11, 1861. Mr. DeCourcy Wright Thom married Mary Pleasants Gordon, of Rappahannock County, Va., October 29, 1885. She died May 3, 1892, leaving two lovely little girls--Anne Gordon, born October 18, 1888, and Mary Gordon, born April 15, 1892. " William Henry DeCourcy Wright was born on December 9, 1795 at Blakeford, Frederick County, VA. He married Eliza Lee Warner. |
| Eliza Lee Warner married William Henry DeCourcy Wright. |
| Ella Lee Levering was the daughter of Samuel Levering and Victoria Louisa Wright. Ella Lee Levering died. [in infancy]. |
| Elise Levering was the daughter of Samuel Levering and Victoria Louisa Wright. Elise Levering died. [unmarried]. |
| Pauline M. Levering was the daughter of Samuel Levering and Victoria Louisa Wright. Pauline M. Levering married Louis R. Levering. |
| Louis R. Levering married Pauline M. Levering, daughter of Samuel Levering and Victoria Louisa Wright. |
| Victoria Levering was the daughter of Louis R. Levering and Pauline M. Levering. |
| Ella Lee Levering was the daughter of Louis R. Levering and Pauline M. Levering. |
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