22nd Generation  

1312. James White McNAMARA (Martha PATTON¹⁰²⁴, Joseph⁸¹⁰, William Alexander⁶⁶⁸, John⁴⁷⁶, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1825 in Blair County, Pennsylvania and died on 24 Jul 1891 in Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 66.

James married Jane SHEAKLEY, daughter of George SHEAKLEY and Cynthia CULBERTSON. Jane was born in Mar 1830 in Pennsylvania, USA and died on 19 Nov 1901 in Pittsburgh, Alleheny County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 71.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1696    i. Ellen McNAMARA was born on 15 Dec 1848 in Pennsylvania, USA and died on 13 Jul 1878 in Pennsylvania, USA, at age 29.

+ 1697    ii. May "Mary" McNAMARA was born on 17 Sep 1868 in Kent, Portage County, Ohio, USA and died on 26 Jul 1928 in Pittsburgh, Alleheny County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 59.

1313. William C. PATTON (William Augustus¹⁰³⁰, Isaac⁸¹², James⁶⁷², Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 14 Sep 1810 in Sumner, Tennessee, USA and died on 3 Sep 1891 in Montgomery City, Montgomery County, Missouri, USA, at age 80.

William married Cecilia ELLIS.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 1698    i. William Frank PATTON was born on 19 Jan 1854 in Montgomery City, Montgomery County, Missouri, USA and died on 12 Sep 1916 in Montgomery City, Montgomery County, Missouri, USA, at age 62.

1314. Miles S. PATTON (John Jnr¹⁰³², John S.⁸¹⁵, James⁶⁷², Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 7 Oct 1797 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, USA, died on 13 Apr 1888 in Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA, at age 90, and was buried in Patton Cemetery, Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 19985590}

Miles married Susannah MILAM, daughter of Jordan Samuel MILAM and Mary Jane PEACOCK. Susannah was born on 19 Jul 1805 in Abbeville County, South Carolina, USA, died on 12 Sep 1875 in Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA, at age 70, and was buried in Patton Cemetery, Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 19985784}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1699    i. Serena PATTON was born on 25 Feb 1834 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA, died on 5 Dec 1914 in Ash Fork, Yavapai County, Arizona, USA, at age 80, and was buried in Sherwood Cemetery, Sherwood, Irion County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 36433773}

+ 1700    ii. Matthew William PATTON was born on 13 Nov 1836 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA, died on 8 Jun 1895 in Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA, at age 58, and was buried in Patton Cemetery, Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 26800290}

+ 1701    iii. Lucretia Elvira PATTON was born on 22 Feb 1839 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA, died on 7 Aug 1885 in Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA, at age 46, and was buried in Patton Cemetery, Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 123495831}

1315. John Wiley "Wiley" PATTON (John Jnr¹⁰³², John S.⁸¹⁵, James⁶⁷², Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 12 Nov 1805 in Georgia, USA, died on 29 Dec 1877 in Marion County, Arkansas, USA, at age 72, and was buried in Milam Cemetery, Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 20647195}

John married Mahulda Jane "Hulda" MILAM, daughter of Pvt. Samuel James MILUM and Annie McCANN, in 1838. Mahulda was born on 17 Jun 1815 in Tennessee, USA, died on 20 Aug 1891 in Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA, at age 76, and was buried in Milam Cemetery, Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 20647399}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1702    i. Mahulda "Hulda" PATTON was born on 28 Aug 1835 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA, died on 17 Oct 1914 in Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA, at age 79, and was buried in Milam Cemetery, Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 20650848}

+ 1703    ii. John Henry PATTON was born on 3 Feb 1838 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA, died in 1918, at age 80, and was buried in Mead Cemetery, Mead, Bryan County, Oklahoma, USA. {FGID: 35198154}

+ 1704    iii. Mary "Polly" PATTON was born in Jan 1840 in Tennessee, USA.

+ 1705    iv. Samuel E. PATTON was born on 4 Mar 1843 in Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA, died on 11 Mar 1925 in Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA, at age 82, and was buried in Patton Family Cemetery, Pyatt, Marion County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 25630966}

+ 1706    v. Jordan Washington PATTON was born on 3 Sep 1845 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA, died on 11 Oct 1926 in Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA, at age 81, and was buried in White Oak Cemetery, Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 26139309}

+ 1707    vi. Rhoda Jane PATTON was born on 1 Aug 1847 in Hickman, Smith County, Tennessee, USA, died on 6 May 1875 in Carroll County, Arkansas, USA, at age 27, and was buried in Milam Cemetery, Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 20647587}

+ 1708    vii. John Wiley "Wiley" PATTON was born on 1 Aug 1847 in Tennessee, USA, died on 25 Nov 1933 in Boone County, Arkansas, USA, at age 86, and was buried in Maplewood Cemetery, Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 49078576}

+ 1709    viii. Miles Bluford PATTON was born in 1850 in Tennessee, USA.

+ 1710    ix. Sophoronia Peralia PATTON was born in Jan 1856 in Arkansas, USA.

+ 1711    x. Solomon PATTON was born in Jan 1858 in Arkansas, USA.

1316. Andrew Jackson PATTON (John Jnr¹⁰³², John S.⁸¹⁵, James⁶⁷², Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 27 May 1808 in Georgia, USA and died on 14 Jan 1858 in Boone County, Arkansas, USA, at age 49.

Andrew married Scyrena Sarah ADAMS. Scyrena was born in 1811 in Georgia, USA and died in 1886 in Boone County, Arkansas, USA, at age 75.

1317. Henry PATTON (John Jnr¹⁰³², John S.⁸¹⁵, James⁶⁷², Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in Sep 1814 in Centerville, Hickman, Tennessee, USA and died in 1888 in Jasper, Newton County, Arkansas, USA, at age 74.

Henry married Martha PICKARD. Martha was born on 12 Mar 1817 in Chatham County, North Carolina, USA and died in 1865 in Booneville, Logan County, Arkansas, USA, at age 48.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1712    i. Harriet E. PATTON was born in Feb 1837 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA and died in 1900 in Arkansas City, Arkansas County, Arkansas, USA, at age 63.

+ 1713    ii. Laban Elisha PATTON was born in 1839 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA and died on 18 May 1886 in Franklin, Arkansas, USA, at age 47.

+ 1714    iii. David F. PATTON was born on 2 Sep 1842 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA and died on 11 Mar 1936, at age 93.

+ 1715    iv. Eliza Jane PATTON was born in Jul 1844 in Hickman County, Tennessee, USA and died in 1905 in Arkansas, USA, at age 61.

+ 1716    v. John Wesley PATTON was born on 18 Nov 1849 in Texas, USA and died in 1899 in Oklahoma, USA, at age 50.

+ 1717    vi. William "Wiley" Green PATTON was born on 7 Nov 1852 in Louisiana, USA and died on 29 Oct 1895 in LeFlore County, Oklahoma, USA, at age 42.

+ 1718    vii. Prosper Hortenum PATTON was born on 27 Aug 1855 in Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA and died in May 1919 in Stigler, Haskell County, Oklahoma, USA, at age 63.

1318. Mary E. PATTON (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 16 Mar 1831 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 19 Jan 1849 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 17, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69284351}

Mary married William H. ROUSH on 4 May 1845 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA.

1319. Emaline "Rhoda" PATTON (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 18 Feb 1833 in Tennessee, USA, died on 6 Jul 1909 in Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas, USA, at age 76, and was buried in Rogers Cemetery, Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 46753252}

Emaline married William MAYO, son of Valentine MAYO and Margaret McCULLY, in 1848. William was born in 1825 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 8 Jan 1910 in Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas, USA, at age 85, and was buried in Rogers Cemetery, Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 43496233}

MAYO, William - Died January 8th at the family residence two and one-half miles southeast of Rogers, William Mayo, in his eighty-fourth year. The deceased was born in Randolph County, Mo. in 1825. At the age of twenty-nine he professed his faith in Christ but never united with any church but always said that James 1-27 was the religion he believed in. At the age of twenty-three years he was married to Rhoda E. Patton. In 1859 he moved to Texas and in 1861 entered the Confederate army and served faithfully for four years. Shortly after the close of the war he moved to Benton county and has lived here ever since. Mrs. Mayo died six months and two days ago. To this union were born nine children, all of them living to have families of their own. Mrs. Ida Cawood died several years ago; Columbus and Logan Mayo of Cumberland, Okla.; Edwin Mayo of Centerton, Ark.; Maggie German, Tishomingo, Okla.; Effie Sharp, Springdale, Ark. and Mallie Mayo, Rogers. Brother and Sister Mayo raised one orphan, Forest Ward, who is living and numbered among the mourners. The last six months of Brother Mayo's life was very sad and lonely and he was often heard to remark that he was only waiting for his departure. He was sick less than thirty hours and at 10:30 p.m. on January 8th his spirit took its flight. The funeral services was conducted by Elder J.P. Dillon after which the remains were tenderly laid to rest in the Rogers cemetery to await the summons of Him who is the resurrection and the life. A Friend.[Rogers Democrat
- Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas - January 13, 1910]

Source - Find A Grave

1320. Marques D. L. PATTON (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 3 Mar 1837 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 5 Oct 1904 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 67, and was buried in Pleasant View Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 40905859}

Marques married Mary Craddick CROMWELL, daughter of Joseph Wesley CROMWELL and Martha Lightfoot FINNIE. Mary was born on 25 Feb 1839, died on 4 Jun 1909 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 70, and was buried in Pleasant View Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 40905886}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1719    i. Lillie S. PATTON was born on 8 Dec 1856 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 15 Oct 1882 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 25, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283422}

+ 1720    ii. Annie PATTON was born on 17 Sep 1861 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 13 Oct 1865 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 4, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283008}

+ 1721    iii. William T. PATTON was born on 12 Nov 1863 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 27 Dec 1865 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 2, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283505}

+ 1722    iv. Norah PATTON was born on 17 Apr 1868 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 1 Oct 1892 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 24, and was buried in Pleasant View Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 40905810}

+ 1723    v. Charles O. "Charlie" PATTON was born on 29 Dec 1870 in Cairo, Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 6 Jun 1947 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 76, and was buried in Grand Prairie Cemetery, Cairo, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 70435392}

+ 1724    vi. Stephen C. PATTON was born on 19 Oct 1873 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 28 Jul 1907 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 33, and was buried in Pleasant View Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 40905915}

+ 1725    vii. Mary Magdalene "Maggie" PATTON was born on 29 Jan 1876 in Cairo, Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 27 Jul 1963 in Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 87, and was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 127616560}

+ 1726    viii. Joseph S. PATTON was born on 1 Jan 1879 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 1 Feb 1883 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 4, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283397}

1321. Nancy Margaret PATTON (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 28 Sep 1839, died on 12 May 1928, at age 88, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69249600}

Nancy married Richard A. CROMWELL, son of Joseph Wesley CROMWELL and Martha Lightfoot FINNIE. Richard was born on 23 Jul 1836 in Kentucky, USA, died on 17 Oct 1906 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 70, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69249618}

1322. Thomas Jefferson PATTON Jnr. (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 29 Oct 1841 in Missouri, USA, died on 11 Mar 1893 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 51, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283498}

Thomas married Bernetta "Nettie" DANIEL, daughter of James G. DANIEL and Elizabeth REYNOLDS. Bernetta was born on 26 Jul 1845 in Kentucky, USA, died on 22 Jan 1918 in Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri, USA, at age 72, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283456}

The child from this marriage was:

+ 1727    i. Carson James PATTON was born on 23 Dec 1871 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 6 Dec 1948 in Clifton Hill, Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 76, and was buried in Clifton Hill City Cemetery, Clifton Hill, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 77126627}

1323. Elizabeth Ann PATTON (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 27 Feb 1822, died on 21 Feb 1861 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 38, and was buried in Huntsville City Cemetery, Huntsville, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 97431763}

Elizabeth married John Frederick RILEY, son of Abraham RILEY and Mary Catherine DALE. John was born on 13 Mar 1815 in Iowa, USA, died on 18 Sep 1866 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 51, and was buried in Huntsville City Cemetery, Huntsville, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 97431791}

1324. Bartly Martin PATTON (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 25 Dec 1822 in Alabama, USA, died on 17 Jun 1886 in Grundy County, Missouri, USA, at age 63, and was buried in Honey Creek Chapel Cemetery, Lincoln Township, Grundy County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 9600950}

Bartly married Parmelia BAXTER in 1849. Parmelia was born on 26 Oct 1830 in Howard County, Missouri, USA, died on 8 Jan 1908 in Grundy County, Missouri, USA, at age 77, and was buried in Honey Creek Chapel Cemetery, Lincoln Township, Grundy County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 9406883}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1728    i. Richard Thomas PATTON was born on 18 Sep 1851 in Audrain County, Missouri, USA, died on 25 Dec 1908 in Grundy County, Missouri, USA, at age 57, and was buried in Honey Creek Chapel Cemetery, Lincoln Township, Grundy County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 9406885}

+ 1729    ii. Helena Jane PATTON was born on 23 Apr 1855 in Grundy County, Missouri, USA, died on 16 Apr 1926 in Lincoln Township, Grundy County, Missouri, USA, at age 70, and was buried in Honey Creek Chapel Cemetery, Lincoln Township, Grundy County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 9600971}

+ 1730    iii. Thomas B. PATTON was born on 15 Dec 1874 in Grundy County, Missouri, USA, died on 23 Sep 1889 in Grundy County, Missouri, USA, at age 14, and was buried in Honey Creek Chapel Cemetery, Lincoln Township, Grundy County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 9600959}

1325. J. C. PATTON (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 14 Mar 1826, died on 6 Jan 1849, at age 22, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283370}

1326. R. H. PATTON (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 23 Oct 1827 in Tennessee, USA, died on 2 Jan 1849 in Missouri, USA, at age 21, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283475}

1327. Susan PATTON (Thomas Snr.¹⁰³⁴, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 21 Feb 1840 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 6 Jan 1849 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 8, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283484}

1328. Matthew Cage PATTON (John Cunningham¹⁰³⁵, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 16 Nov 1816 in Bedford, Bedford County, Tennessee, USA, died on 11 Mar 1895 in Webb City, Jasper County, Missouri, USA, at age 78, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 136913750}

Matthew married Louisa Watkins Henderson MITCHELL, daughter of John MITCHELL and Ann Middleton CRAIG, in 1843. Louisa was born on 4 Jul 1816 in Abingdon, Washington County, Virginia, USA, died on 22 Nov 1881 in Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, USA, at age 65, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 136913152}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1731    i. Marietta H. PATTON was born on 31 May 1840 in Missouri, USA, died on 5 Feb 1930 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA, at age 89, and was buried in Phillips Cemetery, Monroe County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 60981004}

+ 1732    ii. Martha S. J. PATTON was born on 25 Feb 1857 in Missouri, USA, died on 7 May 1881 in Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 24, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 156945084}

1329. Nathaniel H. PATTON (John Cunningham¹⁰³⁵, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 27 Apr 1818 in Bedford County, Tennessee, USA, died on 5 Mar 1892 in Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 73, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 34558287}

Nathaniel H. Patton, 73, died at his home in Macon, Mo. 5 March 1892. He was born April 27, 1818 in Alabama, and came with his father's family in 1825 to Tennessee and in the fall of 1830, the family removed to Missouri and settled near Richmond in Ray county. In 1832 at a camp meeting near Richmond he and both of his sisters professed religion, he and they together with his father and elder brother united with the C.P. Church. In the fall of 1835 the family moved to Randolph county, in 1861 he removed to Macon where he has since resided. On September 26, 1837 he was married to Miss Rebecca Roush. Survivors include his wife and three sons and four daughters; Messrs. J.W. Patton and Jos. M. Patton, two of Macon's leading business men and Henry Patton, living on a farm near Macon, and Mrs. Maggie Payson, Mrs. Retta Martin, Mrs. Jennie Dean of St. Louis; and Mrs. Elizabeth Halliburton of Moberly. The remains were laid to rest in the Oakwood Cemetery.

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Nathaniel married Rebecca ROUSH. Rebecca was born on 28 Dec 1817 in Martinsburg, Berkeley County, West Virginia, USA, died on 5 Dec 1895 in Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 77, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 114736864}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1733    i. Virginia E. "Jennie" PATTON was born on 27 Jul 1838, died on 13 Sep 1915 in St. Louis City, Missouri, USA, at age 77, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 34559148}

+ 1734    ii. Henry W. PATTON was born on 9 Mar 1840 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 16 May 1906 in Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 66, and was buried in Chapel Hill Cemetery, Narrows Township, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 88549917}

+ 1735    iii. John A. PATTON was born on 29 Feb 1844 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 17 Feb 1845 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283387}

+ 1736    iv. John William PATTON was born on 24 Jan 1846 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 13 Dec 1926 in Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 80, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 114102100}

+ 1737    v. Henrietta PATTON was born on 13 Dec 1848 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 21 Aug 1851 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 2, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283339}

+ 1738    vi. Maggie Rosanna PATTON was born in 1850 in USA, died on 2 Nov 1904 in Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 54, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 34558476}

+ 1739    vii. Joseph Millard PATTON was born on 29 Jun 1852 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 29 Mar 1916, at age 63, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 141381064}

+ 1740    viii. Matthew L. PATTON was born on 30 Jun 1854 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 24 Aug 1855 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 1, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 114737318}

+ 1741    ix. Charles E. PATTON was born on 12 Jan 1857 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 13 Jan 1857 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283015}

+ 1742    x. Retta PATTON was born on 11 Jan 1858 in Pattonsburg (Levick's Mill), Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died in 1908 in Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 50, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 34558700}

+ 1743    xi. James H. PATTON was born on 7 Mar 1860, died on 24 Sep 1887, at age 27, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 114736864}

+ 1744    xii. Eva Letha PATTON was born on 11 Oct 1862 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 24 Dec 1863 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 1, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283329}

1330. Mary Elender PATTON (John Cunningham¹⁰³⁵, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 18 Feb 1820 in Lawrence County, Alabama, USA, died on 28 Jul 1907 in Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 87, and was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 76723184}

Mary married Sgt. Charles Carter BUTLER, son of Joseph Dudley BUTLER and Eleanor Bryan HAYDEN. Charles was born on 6 Feb 1822, died on 15 Feb 1863 in Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA, at age 41, and was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 10152750}

Charles Carter Butler;
5th Sergeant, Company C. 27th Missouri Volunteer.

Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Sergeant (date unknown).

His National Archive number is WC 90-424.
He died of yellow fever at the military General Hospital No. 1, Vicksburg, Mississippi. His body was returned to the family in Macon county, Missouri, and he is buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery, the Macon city cemetery. His
wife, Mary Elender Patton is buried by his side in the same cemetery. Charles Butler's father, Joseph D. Butler, also of Macon County, was a soldier in the War of 1812.

Sources: http://www.civilwardata.com/active/hdsquery.dll?SoldierHistory?U&2489509

Charles Carter Butler;
5th Sergeant, Company C. 27th Missouri Volunteer.

Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Sergeant (date unknown).

His National Archive number is WC 90-424.
He died of yellow fever at the military General Hospital No. 1, Vicksburg, Mississippi. His body was returned to the family in Macon county, Missouri, and he is buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery, the Macon city cemetery. His
wife, Mary Elender Patton is buried by his side in the same cemetery. Charles Butler's father, Joseph D. Butler, also of Macon County, was a soldier in the War of 1812.

Sources:

http://www.civilwardata.com/active/hdsquery.dll?SoldierHistory?U&2489509

http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocivwar/countyB.html


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1331. Malinda Catherine PATTON (John Cunningham¹⁰³⁵, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 22 Apr 1824, died on 15 Dec 1890, at age 66, and was buried in Chapel Hill Cemetery, Narrows Township, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 97847589}

Malinda married William Franklin BUTLER, son of Joseph Dudley BUTLER and Eleanor Bryan HAYDEN. William was born on 15 Nov 1818, died on 15 Mar 1886, at age 67, and was buried in Chapel Hill Cemetery, Narrows Township, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 97847644}

1332. Daniel Alexander PATTON (John Cunningham¹⁰³⁵, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 26 Jan 1833 in Missouri, USA, died on 7 Dec 1919 in Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 86, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 114737538}

Daniel married Margaret Chrisman PEELER on 9 Jun 1853. Margaret was born on 5 Oct 1834 in Huntsville, Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 20 Jan 1915 in Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 80, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 74855130}

The Macon Daily Herald - Macon, Missouri. 21 Jan 1915, Thu • Page 2

Mrs. Margaret C. Patton, wife of Daniel A. Patton, died at her home 2 miles south of Macon this morning at 8:30 o'clock, after a several months illness.
Deceased was born in Randolph county, near Huntsville, Oct 5, 1834 and was married to Mr. Patton Jun 9, 1853. To their union was born eight children, two children dying in infancy, and one son Will Patton who died a few years ago. Mrs. Patton leaves to mourn their loss, a husband, three daughters, Mrs. Laura E. Walker of Macon; Mrs. Kate Fifer of Woodville; Mrs. Liza Peyton, of Mountain Grove, Mo., and two sons, J. Porter Patton of Monroe City, and Barney Patton of Macon.
No definite arrangements have been made as yet, but the services will be conducted at the house and interment will be made in Oakwood cemetery.

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Children from this marriage were:

+ 1745    i. Jimmie PATTON was born on 18 May 1855 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 4 Oct 1860 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 5, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283377}

+ 1746    ii. Barna P. "Barney" PATTON was born on 18 Dec 1856, died on 24 Mar 1949, at age 92, and was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 127699460}

+ 1747    iii. Mary Katherine "Kate" PATTON was born on 15 Jan 1858 in Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA, died on 29 Mar 1936 in Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 78, and was buried in Woodville Cemetery, Woodville, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 61381699}

+ 1748    iv. William J. "Will" PATTON was born on 3 Feb 1859 in Missouri, USA, died on 23 Aug 1899 in Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA, at age 40, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 141381375}

+ 1749    v. Laura Ellen PATTON was born in 1854, died in 1936, at age 82, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 142713355}

+ 1750    vi. Liza PATTON .

+ 1751    vii. James Porter PATTON was born on 22 Aug 1861 in Macon, Macon County, Missouri, USA, died on 8 May 1924 in Monroe City, Monroe County, Missouri, USA, at age 62, and was buried in Saint Jude Cemetery, Monroe City, Monroe County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 101528920}

+ 1752    viii. Ella Bell PATTON was born on 5 Aug 1864 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, died on 10 Aug 1865 in Randolph County, Missouri, USA, at age 1, and was buried in Salem Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 69283022}

1333. Robert Winslow PATTON (James¹⁰³⁷, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 3 May 1825 in Tennessee, USA, died on 23 Jan 1892 in Ray County, Missouri, USA, at age 66, and was buried in Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 17323678}

1880 Federal Census for Richmond Township, Ray County, Missouri ED 137 p390D:
Reuben [as written, should be Robert] W. Patton 50 Farmer, born Missouri, father born Tennessee, mother born Missouri
with children, all born in Missouri and occupation "at home":
William R. Patton 23 son
John Patton 19 son
Benj. Patton 17 son
Edward Patton 16 son
Lucy Patton 14 daughter
Jennie Patton 11 daughter
Columbus Patton 26 son

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R. W. Patton was a veteran of the Mexican War in which he served under Colonel Doniphan. Mr. Patton was a successful farmer and stock-raiser of the county. He died at his farm north of Richmond in 1892 at the age of 67 years. His wife died in 1869. The remains of both are buried in the Patton family cemetery. Their children were: W. C, a farmer at Weston. He spent 40 years in the drug and book business at Richmond, Mo. ; W. R., now serving his third term as the presiding judge of Ray County and living at Richmond; John F., the subject of this sketch ; Ben R., living on the Patton farm in Ray County; E. W., operating a drug and book store at Richmond; a daughter, now Mrs. C. C. Powell of Richmond ; and Jennie B., for 20 years a well known teacher of English in the Richmond High School, for three years a teacher at Albany, and now conducting a dry goods and ladies' furnishing store at Richmond.
SOURCE: "History of Daviess and Gentry Counties, Missouri" publ. 1922 pp774-776

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Robert married Lucetta Jane HALE before 1854. Lucetta was born on 24 Aug 1837 in Missouri, USA, died on 19 Jan 1870, at age 32, and was buried in Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 17323632}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1753    i. William Columbus "Columbus" PATTON was born on 20 Jul 1854 in Ray County, Missouri, USA, died on 14 Mar 1929 in Exeter, Barry County, Missouri, USA, at age 74, and was buried in Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 17323691}

+ 1754    ii. Judge Walter Ruby "Ruby" PATTON was born on 23 Feb 1857 in Ray County, Missouri, USA, died on 15 Apr 1932 in Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA, at age 75, and was buried on 17 Apr 1932 in Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 17323709}

+ 1755    iii. John F. PATTON was born on 14 Jul 1860 in Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA, died on 19 Mar 1922 in Albany, Gentry County, Missouri, USA, at age 61, and was buried in Grandview Cemetery, Albany, Gentry County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 18235262}

+ 1756    iv. Ben R. PATTON was born on 20 Jan 1862 in Ray County, Missouri, USA, died on 1 Dec 1935 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA, at age 73, and was buried in Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 17321655}

+ 1757    v. Edward Winslow PATTON was born on 18 Mar 1864 in Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA, died on 17 Aug 1942 in Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA, at age 78, and was buried in Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 17321667}

+ 1758    vi. Lucie Lee "Lucy" PATTON was born on 2 Apr 1866 in Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA, died on 30 Mar 1934, at age 67, and was buried in Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 17332846}

+ 1759    vii. Jene B. "Jennie" PATTON was born on 6 Jan 1868 in Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA, died on 13 Aug 1957 in Excelsior Springs Junction, Clay County, Missouri, USA, at age 89, and was buried in Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 17323470}

Robert next married Mary Moss "Elizabeth" SCHOOLER, daughter of Nathan Hawkins SCHOOLER and Ann B. McCUISTION, in 1871. Mary was born on 5 Jan 1831 in Tennessee, USA, died on 14 Mar 1876 in Ray County, Missouri, USA, at age 45, and was buried in Millville Community Cemetery, Millville, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 18353500}

1334. John T. PATTON (James¹⁰³⁷, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 9 Jun 1829 in Bedford County, Tennessee, USA, died on 25 Aug 1903 in Ray County, Missouri, USA, at age 74, and was buried in Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 18101045}

John married Margaret EMERSON before 1858. Margaret died in Dec 1858 and was buried in Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 18103146}

John next married Narcissa R. JACKSON before 1887. Narcissa was born in 1837, died in 1887 in Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA, at age 50, and was buried in Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 18103164}

John next married Emma S. HAMMOND, daughter of James M. HAMMOND and Mary WALLACE, in 1888. Emma was born on 28 Jun 1854, died on 10 Jan 1904, at age 49, and was buried in Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 18101041}

1335. Daniel W. PATTON (James¹⁰³⁷, Matthew⁸¹⁷, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 20 Mar 1860 in Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, USA, died on 20 Sep 1938 in Newcastle, Weston County, Wyoming, USA, at age 78, and was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Newcastle, Weston County, Wyoming, USA. {FGID: 93211599}

Daniel married Myrtle Mae GILES, daughter of George W. GILES, in 1895. Myrtle was born on 22 Mar 1877 in Pennsylvania, USA, died on 7 May 1943 in Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming, USA, at age 66, and was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Newcastle, Weston County, Wyoming, USA. {FGID: 93212156}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1760    i. Ralph W. PATTON was born in 1897.

+ 1761    ii. Lewis D. PATTON was born in 1901.

+ 1762    iii. Clara Eleanor PATTON was born on 23 May 1905 in Wyoming, USA, died on 6 May 1995 in Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming, USA, at age 89, and was buried in Sheridan Municipal Cemetery, Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming, USA. {FGID: 10744426}

+ 1763    iv. Daniel George PATTON was born on 17 Aug 1907 in Newcastle, Weston County, Wyoming, USA, died on 17 Mar 1987, at age 79, and was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Upton, Weston County, Wyoming, USA. {FGID: 210945456}

1336. Samuel Cleveland PATTON (Thomas Anderson Snr.¹⁰⁴¹, James Thomas⁸¹⁸, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1826 in Bibb County, Alabama, USA and died on 15 Nov 1877 in Collin County, Texas, USA, at age 51. {FGID: 174653265}

Samuel married Martha Gertrude GRINDER in 1851. Martha was born in 1834 in Obion County, Tennessee, USA and died in 1862 in Benton County, Arkansas, USA, at age 28. {FGID: 177713877}

The child from this marriage was:

+ 1764    i. James Joshua "Jim" PATTON was born on 16 Jun 1855 in Van Buren County, Arkansas, USA, died on 11 Mar 1922 in Johnson County, Oklahoma, USA, at age 66, and was buried in Moore Cemetery, Clarita, Coal County, Oklahoma, USA. {FGID: 10306808}

Samuel next married Sarah Jane TODD, daughter of James Aaron TODD, before 1866. Sarah was born on 19 Jul 1836 in Rutherford County, Tennessee, USA, died on 30 Oct 1919 in Clarita, Coal County, Oklahoma, USA, at age 83, and was buried in Moore Cemetery, Clarita, Coal County, Oklahoma, USA. {FGID: 71543180}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1765    i. Martha Evelyn "Evie" PATTON was born on 4 Mar 1866 in Collin County, Texas, USA, died on 22 Mar 1961 in Atoka, Atoka County, Oklahoma, USA, at age 95, and was buried in Moore Cemetery, Clarita, Coal County, Oklahoma, USA. {FGID: 77891340}

+ 1766    ii. Ruben Ephraim PATTON was born on 22 Jan 1870 in Collin County, Texas, USA, died on 16 Sep 1958 in Monterey County, California, USA, at age 88, and was buried in Garden of Memories, Salinas, Monterey County, California, USA. {FGID: 176562542}

+ 1767    iii. Clara PATTON was born on 5 Nov 1873, died on 13 Sep 1918, at age 44, and was buried in Princeton Cemetery, Princeton, Collin County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 10308452}

+ 1768    iv. Marion F. PATTON was born on 22 Jun 1877, died on 29 Mar 1950 in Coal County, Oklahoma, USA, at age 72, and was buried in Moore Cemetery, Clarita, Coal County, Oklahoma, USA. {FGID: 76805336}

1337. Thomas Anderson PATTON (Thomas Anderson Snr.¹⁰⁴¹, James Thomas⁸¹⁸, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 13 Mar 1828 in Alabama, USA, died on 11 Jun 1883 in Bono, Craighead County, Arkansas, USA, at age 55, and was buried in Trinity Cemetery, Bono, Craighead County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 8294668}

Thomas married Martha A. HENSEN. Martha was born in 1819 in Tennessee, USA, died on 8 Oct 1887 in Bono, Craighead County, Arkansas, USA, at age 68, and was buried in Trinity Cemetery, Bono, Craighead County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 8294672}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1769    i. Daniel J. PATTON was born on 14 Apr 1853 in USA, died on 21 Sep 1933 in USA, at age 80, and was buried in Trinity Cemetery, Bono, Craighead County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 8294616}

+ 1770    ii. Samuel PATTON was born on 15 Feb 1858 in Craighead County, Arkansas, USA, died on 21 Nov 1937 in Bono, Craighead County, Arkansas, USA, at age 79, and was buried in Trinity Cemetery, Bono, Craighead County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 8294663}

+ 1771    iii. Sarah PATTON was born in 1859, died in 1899, at age 40, and was buried in Trinity Cemetery, Bono, Craighead County, Arkansas, USA. {FGID: 8443246}

1338. William Thomas PATTON (James Erwin¹⁰⁴⁴, James Thomas⁸¹⁸, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 12 Mar 1823 in Bedford County, Tennessee, USA, died on 15 May 1886 in Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA, at age 63, and was buried in College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7687887}

William Thomas Patton
Info submitted by Linda Feagin Harwell

He was born 12 Mar 1823 in Bedford Co TN to James Erwin Patton & Mary Cowsert, both of North Carolina. He came to Texas in 1849, settling first in Navarro Co, where he served as Postmaster of the Red Oak area & as a County Commissioner. He met Mary Margaret Lindsey in Ellis County & they married there 24 Dec 1853.

W.T. was a farmer and in the early 1860's he moved his family to the College Mound area of Kaufman County. He contracted consumption and died from that disease on 15 May 1886, dying in Terrell TX. He is buried with Mary Margaret at College Mound Cemetery.

The Methodist church was founded in 1845, in Collage Mound and a cemetery was begun in 1846. W. T. Patton donated land in 1866 for a permanent site for the church.

More info:College Mound, TX
http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/CC/hrcbj.html

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William married Catherine BELL on 16 Nov 1848 in Navarro County, Texas, USA. Catherine was born on 17 Mar 1816 in Martinsburg, Berkeley County, West Virginia, USA, died on 22 Aug 1865 in Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas, USA, at age 49, and was buried on 24 Nov 1865 in College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7688253}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1772    i. John Erwin "Jack" PATTON was born on 24 Oct 1849 in Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas, USA, died on 29 Sep 1937 in Goree, Knox County, Texas, USA, at age 87, and was buried on 1 Oct 1937 in Goree Cemetery, Goree, Knox County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7871690}

+ 1773    ii. James Monroe "Jim" PATTON was born on 1 May 1851 in Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas, USA, died on 26 Oct 1933 in Goree, Knox County, Texas, USA, at age 82, and was buried on 28 Oct 1933 in Throckmorton CIty Cemetery, Throckmorton, Throckmorton County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7698307}

+ 1774    iii. Virginia Isabell PATTON was born on 5 Sep 1852 in Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas, USA, died on 30 Mar 1879 in Texas, USA, at age 26, and was buried on 2 Apr 1879 in College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7688328}

+ 1775    iv. Joseph W. PATTON was born on 5 May 1854 in Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas, USA, died on 25 Mar 1879 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA, at age 24, and was buried in College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7688265}

+ 1776    v. Mary Elizabeth PATTON was born on 26 Sep 1860 in Texas, USA, died on 30 Jul 1947 in Mart, McLennan County, Texas, USA, at age 86, and was buried in Mount Antioch Cemetery, Prairie Hill, Limestone County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 50617470}

William next married Margaret Mary LINDSEY, daughter of Benjamin Franklin LINDSEY and Maria Noemie "Amy" EARLE, on 17 Jan 1867 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA. Margaret was born on 20 Mar 1836 in San Augustine, San Augustine County, Texas, USA, died on 16 Jan 1927 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA, at age 90, and was buried in College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7687924}

She was the daughter of Benjamin & Amy Earle Lindsey, born 20 Mar 1836 in San Augustine Co, TX.
On January 27, 1929 the Terrell Tribune printed the story of Mary Margaret's life. In the story she wrote that her father had come to Texas in 1819 and in her life she had lived under four separate flags in Texas - that of the Mexican despot, the Texas Republic, the Union Stars & Stripes, the Flag of the Confederacy. She was the last survivor of her parent's sixteen children. She came to Kaufman County, to the College Mound community, in 1867.
In Ellis County, 24 Dec 1853 she married Henry Michael Stephens. After his death she married William Thomas Patton on 17 Jan 1867 in Kaufman County. Before her death (date of marriage unknown) she married John E. Anderson. Nothing is known about him.
Mary Margaret died 16 Jan 1927 in Terrell TX. She is buried at College Mound cemetery with William T Patton & many of her children & grandchildren. (Her tombstone has her name as Margaret Mary Lindsey Patton)

Mary Margaret Lindsey Patton
Info provided by Linda Feagin Harwell

http://www.rootsweb.com/~txkaufma/wall/pattmml.htm

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Children from this marriage were:

+ 1777    i. William Henry PATTON was born on 15 Oct 1867 in Elmo, Kaufman County, Texas, USA, died on 12 Dec 1956 in Pampa, Gray County, Texas, USA, at age 89, and was buried in Fairview Cemetery, Pampa, Gray County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7685967}

+ 1778    ii. Isadore Samiramus PATTON was born on 25 Apr 1868 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA, died on 12 Feb 1958 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA, at age 89, and was buried in College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7688285}

+ 1779    iii. David Rusk "Dave" PATTON was born on 4 Feb 1871 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA, died on 15 Sep 1930 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA, at age 59, and was buried in College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7688297}

+ 1780    iv. Orah Lee PATTON was born on 6 Jan 1874 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA, died on 18 Mar 1875 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA, at age 1, and was buried in College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7688347}

+ 1781    v. Edwin Hampton "E.H." PATTON was born on 21 Dec 1878 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA, died on 12 Apr 1963 in Haskell County, Texas, USA, at age 84, and was buried in Brushy Cemetery, Haskell County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 83855474}

1339. Rev. John S. PATTON (James Erwin¹⁰⁴⁴, James Thomas⁸¹⁸, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 1 Jul 1825, died on 6 Aug 1895, at age 70, and was buried in Itasca Cemetery, Itasca, Hill County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 43491053}

Rev. John Patton was a pioneer Cumberland Presbyterian minister. After organizing the church in Corsicana, he moved to Hill County and operated a mill on Aquilla Creek known as Patton's Mill. He helped organize the first church in the county at Peoria in 1854, and also was instrumental organizing the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Woodbury.

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John married Mary Louise WATSON before 1862. Mary was born on 24 Oct 1836 in Georgia, USA, died on 28 Mar 1928 in Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas, USA, at age 91, and was buried in Itasca Cemetery, Itasca, Hill County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 43490469}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1782    i. James Erwin PATTON was born on 1 Nov 1862 in Peoria, Hill County, Texas, USA, died on 30 Jun 1943 in Itasca, Hill County, Texas, USA, at age 80, and was buried in Itasca Cemetery, Itasca, Hill County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 43491548}

+ 1783    ii. Lula E. PATTON was born on 25 Sep 1865 in Texas, USA, died on 5 Sep 1921 in Forreston, Ellis County, Texas, USA, at age 55, and was buried in Forreston Cemetery, Forreston, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 39154716}

+ 1784    iii. John S. PATTON Jnr. was born on 16 Aug 1871, died on 18 Nov 1898, at age 27, and was buried in Itasca Cemetery, Itasca, Hill County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 43489250}

+ 1785    iv. Willie E. PATTON was born in Feb 1874 in Itasca, Hill County, Texas, USA, died in 1947 in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA, at age 73, and was buried in Lakewood Park Cemetery, Rocky River, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA. {FGID: 158787224}

+ 1786    v. Margaret Elmira "Mina" PATTON was born on 16 Dec 1878 in Daingerfield, Morris County, Texas, USA, died on 19 Aug 1964 in Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas, USA, at age 85, and was buried in Waxahachie City Cemetery, Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 105768387}

1340. Margaret E. PATTON (James Erwin¹⁰⁴⁴, James Thomas⁸¹⁸, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 13 May 1829 in Bedford County, Tennessee, USA, died on 24 Jul 1902 in Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas, USA, at age 73, and was buried in Bells Chapel Cemetery, Pecan Hill, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7685091}

Margaret married Robert E. BELL on 2 Jul 1847 in Navarro County, Texas, USA. Robert was born on 15 Oct 1817 in Augusta County, Rockingham, Virginia, USA, died on 18 Feb 1853, at age 35, and was buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 31306664}

Margaret next married Robert Harper GOODLOE, son of John GOODLOE, on 17 Jan 1854 in Ellis County, Texas, USA. Robert was born on 25 Dec 1805 in North Carolina, USA, died on 6 Mar 1878 in Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas, USA, at age 72, and was buried in Bells Chapel Cemetery, Pecan Hill, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7685100}

1341. Samuel E. "Sam" PATTON (James Erwin¹⁰⁴⁴, James Thomas⁸¹⁸, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 12 Nov 1830 in Ray County, Missouri, USA, died on 1 Oct 1918 in Holtville, Imperial County, California, USA, at age 87, and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, El Centro, Imperial County, California, USA. {FGID: 57827413}

Samuel married Susan Louisa "Louisa: WHITE, daughter of Robert Macklin WHITE and Jane GREGG, on 1 Apr 1852 in Ellis County, Texas, USA. Susan was born on 28 Dec 1822 in Lawrence County, Alabama, USA, died in 1886 in Ellis County, Texas, USA, at age 64, and was buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 217748846}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1787    i. Mary Jane PATTON was born on 27 Dec 1852, died on 22 Oct 1883, at age 30, and was buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 31615116}

+ 1788    ii. James Erwin PATTON was born on 17 Sep 1854, died on 3 Dec 1883, at age 29, and was buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 31496607}

+ 1789    iii. Cynthia Evie PATTON .

+ 1790    iv. Sarah M. PATTON .

+ 1791    v. Robert M. PATTON .

Samuel next married Cornelia Frances Agee GOWIN on 5 Jul 1888 in Meridan, Bosque County, Texas, USA.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 1792    i. Cornelia LaBelle PATTON was born on 18 Apr 1892 in Texas, USA, died on 18 Jan 1973 in Modesto, Stanislaus County, California, USA, at age 80, and was buried in Lakewood Memorial Park, Hughson, Stanislaus County, California, USA. {FGID: 57485809}

Samuel next married Martha A. circa 1893.

More details are required regarding this third marriage.

1342. Catherine Keziah PATTON (James Erwin¹⁰⁴⁴, James Thomas⁸¹⁸, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 7 Apr 1927 in Bedford County, Tennessee, USA, died on 8 Dec 1896 in Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas, USA, at age -30, and was buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 7701479}

Catherine married Joel Sumber DAVIS, son of Isaiah Benjamin DAVIS and Eunice WILLSON, on 8 Sep 1845. Joel was born on 4 Jun 1814 in Giles County, Tennessee, USA, died on 28 Jan 1872 in Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas, USA, at age 57, and was buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Ovilla, Ellis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 31413740}

1343. Capt. James Patton "J.P." DEAVER (Margaret PATTON¹⁰⁴⁹, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 25 Sep 1843, died on 20 Jul 1889, at age 45, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 10299924}

3.55 James Patton Deaver was seventeen years old when he enlisted at Brevard as a sergeant in Company E (the "Transylvania Volunteers"), 25th Regiment N.C.Troops, on June 15, 1861. When the company reorganised for the war in April 1862, he was appointed third lieutenant. Promotion to first lieutenant followed on June 22. Despite his rank, Deaver was discharged on July 22 by reason of being underage, suggesting that his age was less than seventeen years he claimed when he enlisted in 1861. He reenlisted in the same company as a private on September 3, 1862, and on May 12, 1863, was again promoted to third lieutenant.
In January 1864 Deave was promoted to first lieutenant and transferred to Company G, 14th Battalion, N.C. Cavalry (previously known as "Woodfin's Battalion N.C. Cavalry").
That unit, recruited in the southwestern counties of the state for local defense, spent most of its service defending the mountain passes of western North Carolina, raiding into East Tennessee, rounding up deserters, and engaging in counterguerrilla operations against unionist partisans. Deaver became a captain of Company G in April 1864 and also assumed command of Company A in September. In January 1865, with the addition of three independent companies, the 14th Battalion was redisignated the 7th Regiment N.C. Cavalry. The regiment spent the closing weeks of the war defending the Asheville area against Federal incursions. Followin ghte surrender of Joseph E. Johnston, it disbanded. Virtually no muster rolls or ancillary records fo the 7th N.C. Cavalry have survived, and it is impossible to give any account of the service of most of its members, including Captain Deaver, during the last part of the war.
The image of Deaver dates from his service with the 25th North Carolina, as evidenced by the "gabled house" backdrop, used by a photographer who operated in the Richmond-Petersburg area during the summer and autumn of 1862.
Image: Sixth-plate ambrotype in the possession of Ms. Lucy C. Deaver, descendant.

(Publisher and Author Unknown)

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James married Emma Louise COMBS in 1874. Emma was born on 12 Apr 1852 in Ringgold, Catoosa County, Georgia, USA, died on 8 Sep 1948 in Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA, at age 96, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 94144783}

1344. Virginia PATTON (Elizur¹⁰⁵¹, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1847, died in 1924, at age 77, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 93596235}

1345. Charles C. PATTON (Elizur¹⁰⁵¹, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1850, died in 1924, at age 74, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 93596271}

1346. Joel Erwin "Joe" PATTON (Elizur¹⁰⁵¹, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 7 Oct 1852 in Henderson County, North Carolina, USA, died on 26 Nov 1883 in Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA, at age 31, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 93594070}

Joel married Ellen Sarah POOR, daughter of William Probart POOR and Sarah Ann WILSON. Ellen was born in Aug 1856 in Henderson County, North Carolina, USA, died on 8 Jun 1914 in Hendersonville, Henderson County, North Carolina, USA, at age 57, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 93595060}

The child from this marriage was:

+ 1793    i. William Joel PATTON was born on 23 Feb 1883 in North Carolina, USA, died on 24 Mar 1967 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA, at age 84, and was buried in Sparkman Hillcrest Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 185212393}

1347. Robert Elizur PATTON (Elizur¹⁰⁵¹, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 25 Jun 1858, died on 23 Feb 1935, at age 76, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 93592036}

Robert married Mildred A. Mildred was born on 11 Mar 1859, died on 25 Jun 1892, at age 33, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 93592103}

Robert next married Emma Louise COMBS after 1889. Emma was born on 12 Apr 1852 in Ringgold, Catoosa County, Georgia, USA, died on 8 Sep 1948 in Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA, at age 96, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 94144783}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1794    i. Infant PATTON was born on 21 Nov 1895, died on 21 Nov 1895, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 94144504}

+ 1795    ii. Frank J. PATTON was born in 1897, died in 1970 in North Carolina, USA, at age 73, and was buried in Gillespie Evergreen Cemetery, Brevard, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 129054426}

1348. Sarah E. PATTON (Elizur¹⁰⁵¹, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1860, died in 1933, at age 73, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 93596189}

1349. Anna D. PATTON (Elizur¹⁰⁵¹, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1863, died in 1938, at age 75, and was buried in Davidson River Cemetery, Pisgah Forest, Transylvania County, North Carolina, USA. {FGID: 93596138}

1350. Ella Swain PATTON (James¹⁰⁵⁴, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 15 Aug 1853, died on 5 May 1907, at age 53, and was buried in LaFayette City Cemetery, LaFayette, Walker County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 35744473}

1351. James Erwin PATTON (James¹⁰⁵⁴, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 5 Jul 1855 in North Carolina, USA, died on 28 Jun 1926, at age 70, and was buried in LaFayette City Cemetery, LaFayette, Walker County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 16751772}

Photo is from the book Walker County Georgia History, Volume 1, by James Alfred Sartain, published by The A.J. Showalter Co., Dalton, GA, in 1932. There is a very good article about him in the book.

Source - Find A Grave

James married Frances J. "Fannie" JACKSON, daughter of Zimri W. JACKSON and Eliza Ann HILL, in 1883. Frances was born in 1860 in Barlow County, Georgia, USA, died on 12 Aug 1887 in LaFayette, Walker County, Georgia, USA, at age 27, and was buried in LaFayette City Cemetery, LaFayette, Walker County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 235371436}

Mrs. J. E. Patton's Death

Mrs. J. E. Patton, nee MIss Fannie Jackson, of LaFayette, Ga., died at her home on last Thursday morning after a brief illness.
The deceased was the only daughter of Mr. Zimri W. Jackson, of this county.
She was esteemed and loved by all who knew her, and by her true nobility of character she won hosts of friends. She was the affectionate and obedient daughter, the model young wife, the gentle and devoted mother. Her life was that of the beautiful christian, constant and loyal to her church and its teachings.
The announcement of her death will be sad intelligence to her many friends in this county. Her remains were interred at the cemetery in LaFayette last Friday.

Appeared in Cartersville Courant-American, August 18, 1887, page 3

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The child from this marriage was:

+ 1796    i. Mary Louise PATTON was born on 22 Jul 1885 in LaFayette, Walker County, Georgia, USA, died on 2 Jun 1966 in DeKalb County, Georgia, USA, at age 80, and was buried in Arlington Memorial Park, Sandy Springs, Fulton County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 209726770}

1352. Jessie PATTON (James¹⁰⁵⁴, Joseph E.⁸¹⁹, Thomas W.⁶⁷⁴, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 26 Jun 1862, died on 11 Apr 1948, at age 85, and was buried in LaFayette City Cemetery, LaFayette, Walker County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 35744678}

Jessie married John Elkanah SHUFORD, son of George SHUFORD and Louisa Melissa BEACHAM. John was born on 26 Nov 1847 in North Carolina, USA, died on 24 Apr 1913 in Georgia, USA, at age 65, and was buried in LaFayette City Cemetery, LaFayette, Walker County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 35744671}

Events

John served in the military Civil War - Co. A, 14th North Carolina State Troops.

1353. Sampson PATTON (Hughes¹⁰⁵⁷, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born circa 1828 in Clark County, Kentucky, USA and died before 1898.

Sampson married Mary HENDERSON. Mary was born in 1836 in Estill County, Kentucky, USA and died in 1908, at age 72.

1354. Juliana PATTON (Hughes¹⁰⁵⁷, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹).

1355. John A. PATTON (Hughes¹⁰⁵⁷, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1836 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, USA.

1356. Francis Marion PATTON (Hughes¹⁰⁵⁷, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 3 May 1838 in Woodward (Route) Creek, Estill County, Kentucky, USA and died on 25 Mar 1908 in Winterset, Madison County, Iowa, USA, at age 69.

Francis married Sarah Ann DEWITT on 14 Jun 1854 in Powell County, Kentucky, USA. Sarah was born on 11 Jun 1838 in Estill County, Kentucky, USA and died on 2 Dec 1921 in Powell County, Kentucky, USA, at age 83.

Francis next married Mary Emma GADDIS in 1860. Mary was born on 31 Jan 1844 in Rushville, Schuyler County, Illinois, USA and died on 19 Mar 1930 in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, USA, at age 86.

Francis next married Sarah Lou ALCORN in 1892 in Estill County, Kentucky, USA. Sarah was born in 1869 in Estill County, Kentucky, USA, died on 7 Dec 1959 in Winterset, Madison County, Iowa, USA, at age 90, and was buried in Winterset Cemetery, Winterset, Madison County, Iowa, USA.

1357. George Washington PATTON (Hughes¹⁰⁵⁷, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 17 Nov 1840 in Estill County, Kentucky, USA and died on 14 May 1890 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois, USA, at age 49.

George married Sarah J. REID. Sarah was born in 1845 in Estill County, Kentucky, USA and died in 1911, at age 66.

1358. James Hughes PATTON (Hughes¹⁰⁵⁷, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 25 Jan 1842 in Estill County, Kentucky, USA and died on 23 Jan 1916 in Quincy, Adams County, Illinois, USA, at age 73.

James married Sarah A. REID on 1 Apr 1869 in Illinios, USA. Sarah was born on 6 Dec 1844 in Versailles Township, Brown County, Illinois, USA and died on 23 Nov 1922, at age 77.

1359. Robert Silas PATTON (Hughes¹⁰⁵⁷, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 17 Mar 1845 in Estill County, Kentucky, USA and died on 24 Jan 1900 in Elkhorn Township, Brown County, Illinois, USA, at age 54.

Robert married Mary Ellen BAILEY in 1866 in Illinios, USA. Mary was born on 29 Aug 1839 in Sexton's Creek, Clay County, Kentucky, USA and died on 27 Jan 1929 in Versailles Township, Brown County, Illinois, USA, at age 89.

1360. Martillus Marcellus PATTON (Thomas Martin¹⁰⁵⁹, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1823 in Clark County, Kentucky, USA and died after 1900 in Lewis County, Kentucky, USA.

Martillus married Angeline BRINEGAR on 21 Dec 1841. Angeline was born in 1826 in Kentucky, USA, died before 1900, and was buried in Chestnut Stand Cemetery, Irvine County, Kentucky, USA.

Martillus next married Susan RILEY on 16 Oct 1844. Susan was born in 1822 in Kentucky, USA and died in Lewis County, Kentucky, USA.

1361. Fanny PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 10 Dec 1834 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA and died on 17 Nov 1879 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA, at age 44.

Fanny married John GEARHEART in 1830 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA. John was born circa 1830 and died after 1855.

1362. John PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1835 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

1363. Roberson PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1837 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

1364. Wilburn PATTON (TWIN) (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1839 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

Wilburn married Jane JENNIE. Jane was born in 1843 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

1365. William PATTON (TWIN) (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1839 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

1366. Christopher PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1841 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, USA.

1367. James P. PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 14 Feb 1843 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA and died on 22 Apr 1916 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA, at age 73.

James married Amanda BRADLEY, daughter of Nancy ALLEN, on 17 Jun 1868 in Breathitt County, Kentucky, USA. Amanda was born on 25 Apr 1847 in Breathitt County, Kentucky, USA and died on 6 May 1921, at age 74.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1797    i. Ida PATTON was born on 4 Feb 1869 and died on 3 Jul 1947, at age 78.

+ 1798    ii. William David PATTON was born on 12 Mar 1870 and died on 25 Mar 1952, at age 82.

+ 1799    iii. George W. PATTON was born on 7 May 1872 and died on 29 Jul 1939, at age 67.

+ 1800    iv. Jahaza PATTON was born on 15 Sep 1874 and died on 16 Oct 1899, at age 25.

+ 1801    v. Flora PATTON was born on 6 Sep 1875 and died in Jan 1958, at age 82.

+ 1802    vi. John D. PATTON was born on 2 Apr 1877 and died on 13 Oct 1953, at age 76.

+ 1803    vii. Leander PATTON was born on 19 Sep 1879 and died on 15 May 1962, at age 82.

+ 1804    viii. Rebecca PATTON was born on 19 May 1880 and died on 7 Jan 1952, at age 71.

+ 1805    ix. Sarah PATTON was born on 20 Feb 1882 and died on 29 Jan 1925, at age 42.

+ 1806    x. Grant PATTON was born on 15 Dec 1884 and died on 11 Sep 1948, at age 63.

+ 1807    xi. Nancy Jane PATTON was born on 30 Jul 1886 and died on 6 Apr 1958, at age 71.

+ 1808    xii. Margaret PATTON was born on 19 Dec 1887 and died on 24 Feb 1971, at age 83.

+ 1809    xiii. Amanda PATTON was born on 17 Mar 1890 and died on 10 Dec 1927, at age 37.

+ 1810    xiv. Elizabeth PATTON was born on 14 Feb 1892 and died on 17 Jan 1968, at age 75.

1368. Henry C. PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 14 Feb 1843 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA and died in 1865, at age 22.

1369. Margaret PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1844 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

Margaret married Wilbur PIGMAN on 27 Sep 1872.

1370. Almirah Jane PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 14 Feb 1845 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA and died on 29 Apr 1945 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA, at age 100.

Almirah married Robert GEARHEART in 1872 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA. Robert was born in 1841 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

1371. Caroline PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in Sep 1850 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

Caroline married William GEARHEART in 1873 in Breathitt County, Kentucky, USA. William was born in 1846 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

1372. Juda PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1853 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

Juda married James A. CRAFT on 24 Sep 1884 in Knott County, Kentucky, USA. James was born in 1849 in Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

1373. Sarah PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 25 Apr 1855 in Kentucky, USA.

Sarah married Jesse PIGMAN on 16 May 1872 in Letcher County, Kentucky, USA. Jesse was born in 1851 in Kansas, USA.

1374. George Washington PATTON (David C.¹⁰⁶⁰, Charles⁸²¹, Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 2 Dec 1857 in Beaver Creek, Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

George married Rosannah SALYERS on 19 May 1877. Rosannah was born in 1856 in Beaver Creek, Floyd County, Kentucky, USA.

1375. Harriet Ann PATTON (Robert Smith (Capt.)¹⁰⁶⁸, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1830 in Habersham County, Georgia, USA, died in 1860 in Fulton County, Georgia, USA, at age 30, and was buried in Fort Hill Cemetery, Macon, Bibb County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 121219212}

The following appears to be a medical report from an unknown journal regarding Harriet.

Mrs. Harriet Ann Rusk, of Nacodoches Texas, wife of John C. Rusk, age 26 years, has four children, first indications of insanity within one month of the birth of her last child, which occurred on the 27th of November last, the first symptoms were an hysterical condition and the delusion tha tthe cook was attempting to poison her, refusing to eat in consequence for several days, she gradually grew worse but exhibited no tendency to violent excitement until eight or nine weeks ago, since which time she has been more or less excited every day, but uniformly rests well at night, never experienced previously any derangement of mind, some hereditary tendency suspected, she has been in feeble health for many years and more so now than formerly, has suffered several years from prolapsus uteri and when not pregnant from dysmenorha and [illeg. - menorrhagia.?], has been married nine years, has been treated by many physicians but with no apparent benefit, is the subject of very strong suicidal tendency, seeks most commonly to destroy herself by drowning or throwing herself from a window or from a height, is generally neat and cleanly in her habits, has shown no disposition to injure other persons, has generally a great unwillingness to eat, from the belief that it is not right she should eat, has no menstrual or uterine disease since about three weeks after the birth of her child, when she had profuse and dangerous hemorrhage, received July 15 1858, if she dies her remains are to be sent to Mrs. McCall, or Dr. Collins at Macon, is to pay $600 per annum, died Sept. 1st 1858.

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Harriet married John Cleveland RUSK, son of Thomas Jefferson RUSK and Mary Frances "Polly" CLEVELAND, in 1849. John was born on 9 Dec 1829 in Clarkesville, Habersham County, Georgia, USA, died on 24 Feb 1898 in Coffax, Van Zandt County, Texas, USA, at age 68, and was buried in Colfax Cemetery, Coffax, Van Zandt County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 15573770}

John Calhoun Rusk, of Canton, was born in Georgia, December 9, 1829, and came to the Republic of Texas with his parents when he was five years old. His mother was a daughter of Gen. Cleveland of Georgia, and his father was Gen. Thomas J. Rusk who was a member of the convention at Washington on the Brazos that on March 2, 1836, declared Texas an independent Republic.

The subject of this sketch, John C. Rusk, was reared and educated in the Republic of Texas. He served in several expeditions against the Indians, and at the age of twenty-three became a successful planter. He was for a while secretary of Gen. Houston in Washington, and later represented Nacogdoches county in the legislature. He served throughout the whole of the war between the States as lieutenant in a Texas regiment of infantry, making a gallant soldier. His first marriage was with Miss Harriett Ann Patton, November 1, 1849, and from this union was born four children - one son and three daughters, all living in Van Zandt county. He was married the second time December 11, 1862, to Miss Cornelia E. Garrison. Of this union there were born three children - one son and two daughters. Captain Rusk removed to Canton in 1874, and was for a number of years the sheriff of Van Zandt. He was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church. He died February 24, 1898, and was buried in Prairie Spring cemetery in Van Zandt county. [Source: Texans Who Wore the Gray, by Sid S. Johnson]


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1376. Henry Pace PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 17 Sep 1840 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 21 Feb 1877 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 36, and was buried in Patton Cemetery, Oak Ridge Community, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 39218141}

C.S.A. Co. G., 12th Regt. Texas Volunteers

1377. Pvt. Ellis Lucius PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 22 Jan 1843 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 8 Apr 1864 in Keatchie, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana, USA, at age 21, and was buried in Confederate Memorial Cemetery, Keatchie, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana, USA. {FGID: 155186507}

Ellis Lucius Patton was born January 22 1843 in Nacogdoches Texas the son of Moses Lockhart Patton, and Susan Henrietta Buford. Ellis enlisted in the Confederate Army in Nacogdoches March 13, 1861. under Captain J.R. Arnold.

Ellis participated in the Battle of Mansfield in De Soto Parrish Louisiana where he was killed.

The Battle of Mansfield, Louisiana, (8 April 1864) formed part of the Red River Campaign during the American Civil War, when Union forces were aiming to occupy the state capital Shreveport.

The Confederate commander Maj. Gen. Richard Taylor chose Mansfield as the place where he would make his stand against the advancing Union army under Nathaniel Banks. Taylor concentrated his forces at Sabine Crossroads, knowing that reinforcements were nearby. Banks prepared for a fight, though his own army was not fully assembled either. Both sides were reinforced by stages through the day. After a brief resistance, the Union Army was routed by the Confederates, consisting mainly of units from Louisiana and Texas, reportedly strengthened by hundreds of men breaking parole.

The engagement is also known as the Battle of Sabine Crossroads. At the start of the battle, Taylor had approximately 9,000 troops consisting of Brigadier General Alfred Mouton's Louisiana/Texas infantry division, Major General John G. Walker's Texas infantry division, Brigadier General Thomas Green's Texas Cavalry Division, and Colonel William Vincent's Louisiana cavalry brigade. He had also called on the 5,000 men in the divisions of Brigadier General Thomas J. Churchill and Brigadier General Mosby M. Parsons which had been encamped near Keachi, between Mansfield and Shreveport. These troops arrived late in the afternoon, after the battle had commenced.

Anecdotal evidence indicates that there were additional Louisiana men in the ranks. This included paroled soldiers from units that had surrendered at Vicksburg. Historian Gary Joiner claimed that "there may have been from several hundred to several thousand of them." The Confederate Governor of Louisiana, Henry Watkins Allen, had organized two battalions of the State Guard and brought them to Taylor's aid, yet the documentary record is unclear as to what role they played in the battle. Joseph Blessington, a soldier in Walker's Division, wrote that "The Louisiana militia, under command of Governor Allen, was held in reserve, in case of an emergency." In addition, Blessington wrote that, from the surrounding communities, "old men shouldered their muskets and came to our assistance".

During the morning, Taylor positioned Mouton's division on the east side of the clearing. Walker's division arrived in the afternoon and formed on Mouton's right. As Green's cavalry fell back from the advancing US forces, two brigades moved to Mouton's flank and the third to Walker's flank. The Arkansas division arrived around 3:30 but was sent to watch a road to the east. The Missouri division did not arrive until around 6pm, after the battle was fought.

About noon, the Union cavalry division supported by one infantry brigade of Landram's division was deployed across a small hill at the south end of the clearing. Shortly thereafter the other brigade of Landram's division arrived. Cameron's division was on its way, but would not get there until the battle had already begun.

For about two hours the two sides faced each other across the clearing as Banks waited for more of his troops to arrive and Taylor arranged his men. At that point, Taylor enjoyed a numeric advantage over Banks. At about 4 p.m., the Confederates surged forward. On the east side of the road, Mouton was killed, while several of his regimental commanders were hit as well and the charge of his division was repulsed. However, west of the road Walker's Texas division wrapped around the Union position, folding it in on itself. Ransom was wounded trying to rally his men and was carried from the field; hundreds of Union troops were captured and the rest retreated in a panic. As the first Union line collapsed, Cameron's division was arriving to form a second line but it too was pushed back by the charging Confederates, with Franklin wounded as well but remaining on the field in command. For several miles the Confederates pursued the retreating Union troops until they encountered a third line formed by Emory's division. The Confederates launched several charges on the Union line but were repulsed, while nightfall ended the battle.

The Union forces had suffered 113 killed, 581 wounded, and 1,541 captured as well as the loss of 20 cannon, 156 wagons, and a thousand horses and mules killed or captured. More than half of the Union casualties were from 4 regiments \endash 77th Illinois, 130th Illinois, 19th Kentucky and 48th Ohio. Most of the Union casualties occurred in the XIII Corps, while the XIX Corps lost few men.

Kirby Smith would report that Confederate loss was "about 1,000 killed and wounded" at Mansfield, but precise details of Confederate losses were not recorded. Some of the wounded, perhaps thirty, were taken to Minden for treatment. Those who died of wounds there were interred without markers in the historic Minden Cemetery. They were finally recognized with markers erected on March 25, 2008. The local town of Keachi converted its Women's College into a hospital and morgue on its second floor. 100 soldiers' remains are marked nearby in Keachi's Confederate Cemetery, maintained by the local Sons of Confederate Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy.

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1378. James Buford PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 14 Aug 1844 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 17 Nov 1861, at age 17, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia, USA. {FGID: 155186913}

James joined the Confederate Army in 1861.

1379. Arabella Eugenia PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 18 Jan 1846 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died in Mar 1865 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 19, and was buried in Patton Cemetery, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 155214140}

Arabella married Pvt. Stephen Mings DAY Jnr. in 1863. Stephen was born on 18 Jul 1839 in Columbia County, Georgia, USA, died on 2 Feb 1933 in Tyler County, Texas, USA, at age 93, and was buried in Segrest Cemetery, Woodville, Tyler County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 14803771}

Confederate, 1st Texas Infantry

1380. Thomas Alexander PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 10 Jul 1848 in Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 29 Dec 1874 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 26, and was buried in Patton Cemetery, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 191243389}

Thomas married Julia A. CRAIN. Julia was born on 12 Nov 1851, died on 16 Feb 1889, at age 37, and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 79922653}

The child from this marriage was:

+ 1811    i. Thomas Alexander PATTON Jnr. was born in 1872 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died in 1873 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 1, and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 86105722}

1381. Cathella Philena "Lena" PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 5 Dec 1850 in Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 27 Feb 1874 in Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 23, and was buried in Fairview Church Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 20582521}

Cathella married Robert D. GILKISON in 1869. Robert was born on 26 Sep 1844, died on 22 Oct 1869, at age 25, and was buried in Fairview Church Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 10376419}

CSA Veteran, Art. Olds, Texas Inf.

1382. William Sampson PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 29 Dec 1852 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 9 May 1915 in Woodville, Tyler County, Texas, USA, at age 62, and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 76077664}

William married Mattie Eula REID on 4 Jul 1883 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. Mattie died on 21 Dec 1884 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 190478828}

Marriage:
Mattie Eula Reid married William S. Patton, 4 July 1883, Nacogdoches County, Texas, as his 1st wife.

Known Children from this marriage:
Ellis Patton, b. 10 Dec. 1884, Nacogdoches Co.TX.

Source: Nacogdoches--Gateway To Texas, Vol. III, Part 2, A Biographical Directory, 1881-1920, by Carolyn Reeves Ericson, published by Ericson Books, 2003; pg. 667

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The child from this marriage was:

+ 1812    i. Ellis PATTON was born on 10 Dec 1884 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA.

1383. Susan Martha PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 10 Sep 1854 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 17 Mar 1931 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 76, and was buried in Maroney Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 76579326}

Susan married George Weaver FORSYTH. George was born on 26 Sep 1850 in White County, Tennessee, USA, died on 23 Jan 1929 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 78, and was buried in Maroney Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 76579325}

1384. Robert Lockhart PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 22 Apr 1856 in Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 14 May 1858 in Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 2, and was buried in Patton Cemetery, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 155213870}

1385. Christopher Buford "Kit" PATTON (Moses Lockhart¹⁰⁶⁹, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 31 Oct 1859 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 22 Jul 1930 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 70, and was buried in Mast Cemetery #1, Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 70560766}

Christopher married Cora "Nannie" MAST, daughter of Capt. Milton MAST and Nancy A. "Nannie" MAST, on 9 Jan 1887. Cora was born on 1 Aug 1866 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 6 Jul 1916 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 49, and was buried in Mast Cemetery #1, Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 70560824}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1813    i. Douglas PATTON was born on 29 Jan 1888 in Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 1 Apr 1962 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 74, and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 99843219}

+ 1814    ii. Audie B. PATTON was born on 13 Aug 1889 in Texas, USA, died on 11 Jul 1959 in Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA, at age 69, and was buried in Mast Cemetery #1, Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 104551216}

+ 1815    iii. Milton Leak "Leak" PATTON was born on 19 Dec 1894 in Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 24 Mar 1932 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 37, and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 70560422}

+ 1816    iv. Christie Bell PATTON was born on 7 Nov 1896 in Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 1 Feb 1963 in Austin, Travis County, Texas, USA, at age 66, and was buried in Austin Memorial Park Cemetery, Austin, Travis County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 43334598}

+ 1817    v. Webb PATTON was born on 12 Nov 1898 in Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 10 Jun 1960 in Woodville, Tyler County, Texas, USA, at age 61, and was buried in Mast Cemetery #1, Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 104269361}

+ 1818    vi. Nannie S. PATTON was born on 13 Nov 1900 in Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, died on 12 Aug 1940 in Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA, at age 39, and was buried in Mast Cemetery #1, Melrose, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA. {FGID: 70561545}

1386. Judge George Alexander PATTON (Alexander E.¹⁰⁷⁰, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 2 Nov 1843 in Georgia, USA, died on 16 Dec 1907, at age 64, and was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA. {FGID: 86377781}

The Following are several articles published about the death of Judge George Alexander Patton (1843-1907)

Death of Judge Patton

One of Franklin Counties old citizens funeral Largely Attended.

After an illness of 10 weeks Judge George A. Patton died Monday at 1 o'clock aged 64 years. The funeral took place from the ME Church Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock . The service was conducted by Rector Perdue of Trinity Church and Reverend George Hyman of Calvary Baptist Church.

The funeral was in the charge of the Apalachicola Lodge No. 76, F & AM Camp Tom Moore , Confederate Veterans, The K of H and county officials were in assigned prominent positions in the procession.
The Daughter of The Confederacy had charge of the Handsome Floral arrangements many of which were sent in by friends of the family.

Many citizens were unable to secure space in the church, hence were left standing in the street.
At the church the procession formed in time and escorted the remains to Magnolia Cemetery where the Masonic funeral service was concluded. The last tribute was paid to the departed by his devoted wife and children who tenderly placed upon the grave many beautiful flowers.

Judge Patton was a member of Captain Jeter's Company and served through out the Civil War in that command serving his country with distinction. He had the confidence and esteem of his fellow citizens who on several occasions conferred upon him positions of trust and honor. In 1880 he was collector of revenue for the State and County, also Clerk and treasurer of the City of Apalachicola. When death called him he was serving his second term as County Judge.

Judge Patton leaves a wife and eight daughters and three sons who will sadly miss him, to them he was devoted, and they in turn were devoted to him.

Judge Patton was a man of strong personality, a man who had staunch friends, and strong enemies, but his heart was tender and sympathetic for those in need of comfort and assistance. His good deeds were many, although he did not parade them before the public.

Printed in the Apalachicola Times 1907

In Memoriam

Headquarters Camp Tom Moore No. 556
Confederate Veterans Apalachicola, Fla.

We announce to friends abroad that on December 16, 1907, our Comrade and Commander, Judge George A. Patton, departed this life, and we hope and believe, to commence a journey of eternal beatitudes.

Now therefore by Camp Tom Moore be it resolved that in the death of Judge Patton we recognize not only our loss, but the loss of the entire community. Occupying as he has done various offices of trust in our County, in everyone of which he has faithfully, consciously, and honestly discharged his several trusts for the good and well being of his fellow Citizens

To his wife and children we most kindly reach out our hand in fraternal sympathy, placing the responsibility of his demise on neither God or Man, but to the violated law of simple natural causes.

Confident in the integrity of our being that as not anything is ever lost. "The real man, the spirit immortal is not entombed in the vault, but is journeying after knowledge through realms of eternal day from world to luminous world afar." The good men do live after them. the evil is interred with their bones. So let it be with noble Patton.
Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be sent to his family, and be inscribed on the minutes of the camp and be published in "The Times" .
The Committee of resolutions.
Fred G. Wilhelm.
W.F. Solomon.
S.E. Rice Senior .
T. F. Porter, Adjutant


The following is written by George's Great Great Grandson

I offer the following facts as George's Great Great Grandson. Descending through his youngest son Bryant Grady Patton.

George Alexander Patton was born on November 2, 1843 in Bibb County, Georgia. The son of Alexander E. Patton (1807-1844) (A Farmer, and soldier that had fought at the Battle of Goliad in the Texas Revolution.) and Sarah Maria Henderson (1824-1850). George's father died from unknown cause when George was two months old in January of 1844. His mother Sarah remarried in 1846 to John Bull Kendricks. George was primarily reared by his Grandparents William Harrison (1788-1870) and Susan Kendrick (1797-1872). William Harrison moved from Bibb County Georgia to Apalachicola Florida in C. 1850. Where he became the Harbor Master. We do know that George's mother died in Apalachicola in March of 1850.
We know that George married a Nancy Anne Garner in Bibb County in 1869 We know nothing about her after that.
We know that George married Jane Pearson (1845-1877) in 1870 in Apalachicola together they had four children.:
1) Martha Lena Patton (1871-1949) Never married
2) George Alexander Patton Jr. (1872-1948) Married Edna Agnes Mahon (1879-1973)
3) Frances Jane Patton (1875-1949) Never married
4) Benjamin Harrison Patton (1877-1877) It is believed in the family that Jane and Benjamin died around the same time. Jane's sister Hepzibah came to stay with the Patton's to help with the children, and Jane while she was ill. She stayed on after Janes death and Married George on May 5th. 1878 in Apalachicola. Together George and Hepzibah had five children.:
1) Ella May Patton (1878-1973) Married Joshua Mercer Sapp (1878-1971)
2) Benjamin Orion (1879-1944) M. 1) Julia Ann Stewart 2) Amanda Tee Snipes
3) Carlotta E. Patton (1881-1937) M. Charles Frank Wright (1879-1974)
4) Henryetta E. Patton (1883-1959)
5) Sarah Alice Patton (1885-1972) M. Joseph Bryson Spears(1882-1960)
Hepzibah passed away in 1886. NO one knows why or where she is buried.
George married Emma Estelle Greer (1867-1945) on October 3, 1887. Her maiden name was Greer. She was reared for the most part by an Aunt whose married name was Shoup, she went by Emma Shoup at times. George and Emma had three children together.
1) Bryant Grady Patton (1896-1954) M. 1) Edith Montgomery (1896-1988) 2) Mary Weaver (1906-1987)
2) Helen Harrison Patton (1902-1955) M. William B. Hamilton (1900-1969)
3) Aileen Estelle Patton (1904-1977) M. Ernest Winford Hulsey (1896-1969)


Source - Find A Grave

George married Emma Estelle SHOUP, daughter of Jacob W. SHOUP and Elvira Adeline HAWES, on 3 Oct 1887 in Franklin County, Florida, USA. Emma was born on 7 Apr 1865 in Georgia, USA, died on 17 Jun 1945 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, at age 80, and was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA. {FGID: 86378733}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1819    i. Bryant Grady "B.G. " PATTON was born on 8 Oct 1896 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died on 30 Jul 1954 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, at age 57, and was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA. {FGID: 89204970}

+ 1820    ii. Helen Harrison PATTON was born on 20 Aug 1902 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died in Feb 1955 in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida, USA, at age 52, and was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA. {FGID: 89662343}

+ 1821    iii. Aileen PATTON was born on 28 Feb 1904 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died on 6 Aug 1977, at age 73, and was buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Chickasha, Grady County, Oklahoma, USA. {FGID: 63506965}

George next married Aisley J. "Jane" PEARSON in 1870. Aisley was born in 1844 in Georgia, USA and died in 1876 in Florida, USA, at age 32. {FGID: 88890020}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1822    i. Martha Lena "Mattie" PATTON was born on 16 May 1871 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died on 27 Feb 1949 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, at age 77, and was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA. {FGID: 88889678}

+ 1823    ii. George Alexander "Buddy" PATTON Jnr. was born on 16 Dec 1872 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died in 1948 in Gulf County, Florida, USA, at age 76, and was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA. {FGID: 86379346}

+ 1824    iii. Frances Jane "Fran" PATTON R.N. was born on 10 Jul 1875 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died on 9 Jan 1949 in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, USA, at age 73, and was buried in Westviiew Cemetery, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 147705662}

George next married Hepzibah "Zobbie" PEARSON in 1878. Hepzibah was born in 1855 in Georgia, USA and died in 1886 in Florida, USA, at age 31. {FGID: 88890743}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1825    i. Ella May PATTON was born on 7 May 1877 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died on 21 Apr 1973 in Panama City, Bay County, Florida, USA, at age 95, and was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Panama City, Bay County, Florida, USA. {FGID: 32794122}

+ 1826    ii. Benjamin Orrin PATTON was born on 1 Oct 1879 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died on 1 Jul 1944 in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida, USA, at age 64, and was buried in Evergreen Cemtery, Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida, USA.

+ 1827    iii. Lotta E. PATTON was born on 6 Sep 1881 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died on 14 Jun 1937 in Dravosburg, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 55, and was buried in Mount Vernon Cemetery, Elizabeth, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA. {FGID: 116822242}

+ 1828    iv. Sarah Alice "Saddie" PATTON was born on 3 Oct 1885 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, died on 23 Jun 1972 in Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA, at age 86, and was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Apalachicola, Franklin County, Florida, USA. {FGID: 160097318}

1387. Martha Amanda PATTON (James Andrew¹⁰⁷³, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 20 Oct 1839 in Georgia, USA, died on 15 Jun 1894 in Georgia, USA, at age 54, and was buried in Cheek Family Cemetery, Sumter County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 64954490}

Martha married Pvt. Roland Washington CHEEK, son of Burgess Holland CHEEK and Mildred Mylie COKER. Roland was born on 22 Sep 1837 in Henry County, Georgia, USA, died on 22 Oct 1920 in Sumter County, Georgia, USA, at age 83, and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 10905111}

CHEEK, Roland Washington Pvt.
Enlisted 6 July 61 Americus, age 23.
Company A. 11th Battalion
Georgia Volunteer Artillery
Died October 22, 1920 (age 83).

Source - Find A Grave

1388. Leonidas "Lee" PATTON (James Andrew¹⁰⁷³, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 3 Oct 1841 in 3 Oct 1841, died on 22 Nov 1918 in Sumter County, Georgia, USA, at age 77, and was buried in Rehoboth Baptist Church Cemetery, Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 87492822}

Leonidas married Sarah Jane "Sallie" McMATH, daughter of William McMATH and Narcissa TEAL, in 1873. Sarah was born on 3 Jan 1852 in Sumter County, Georgia, USA, died on 18 Apr 1938 in Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, USA, at age 86, and was buried in Rehoboth Baptist Church Cemetery, Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 87492858}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1829    i. Eula PATTON was born on 14 Mar 1877, died on 10 May 1923, at age 46, and was buried in Rehoboth Baptist Church Cemetery, Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 87492952}

+ 1830    ii. Ada PATTON was born on 3 Oct 1881, died on 26 Jan 1967 in Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, USA, at age 85, and was buried in Rehoboth Baptist Church Cemetery, Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 247441460}

+ 1831    iii. PATTON .

1389. William Augustus PATTON (James Andrew¹⁰⁷³, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 2 Feb 1843 in Bibb County, Georgia, USA, died on 25 Oct 1924 in Georgia, USA, at age 81, and was buried in New River Cemetery, Tifton, Tift County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 37786937}

Co. C 10 Bn, Ga Inf. CSA

W. A. Patton was a charter member of the Tifton Camp United Confederate Veterans Unit which organized in 1897. See Tifton, GA GAZETTE 13 Aug. 1897 P. 6 .- access on line through gahistoricnewspapers.galileo.usg.edu

Source - Find A Grave

William married Prudence Adeline LITTLE on 9 Feb 1868. Prudence was born on 24 Feb 1846 in Randolph County, Georgia, USA, died on 17 Sep 1878 in Sumter County, Georgia, USA, at age 32, and was buried in Snellgrove Cemetery, Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 132382126}

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1832    i. Oda PATTON was born on 12 Feb 1875, died on 22 Feb 1964, at age 89, and was buried in Wildwood Cemetery, Bartow, Polk County, Florida, USA. {FGID: 37760083}

+ 1833    ii. Joseph L. PATTON was born on 10 Mar 1879, died on 8 May 1906, at age 27, and was buried in New River Cemetery, Tifton, Tift County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 37786914}

William next married Sarah Ann Druscilla "Doanie" HAMBRICK, daughter of Tarpley HAMBRICK and Susan Salina "Dan" SOUTER, in 1890. Sarah was born on 26 Sep 1845 in Georgia, USA, died on 11 Dec 1936, at age 91, and was buried in New River Cemetery, Tifton, Tift County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 37786938}

1390. Sarah Henrietta "Sallie" PATTON (James Andrew¹⁰⁷³, James H. (Maj.)⁸²², Robert (Col.)⁶⁷⁹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 9 Jun 1858 in Sumter County, Georgia, USA, died on 24 Mar 1949 in Sumter County, Georgia, USA, at age 90, and was buried in Rehoboth Baptist Church Cemetery, Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, USA. {FGID: 87492727}

Sarah married McWILLIAMS.

1391. Matthew Leander PATTON (Alexander¹⁰⁷⁴, Alexander⁸²³, Matthew Leander⁶⁸¹, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 14 Apr 1841 in Tippah County, Mississippi, USA.

In September, 1861, he enlisted as a member of Company F, Second Mississippi Infantry. He served with the Army of Northern Virginia, and participated in the battle of Seven Pines, the seven days engagement near Richmond, the second battle of Manassas and many skirmishes until the hotly contested battle of Gettysburg. On the 3d of July, during that engagement, he was wounded in the left arm, and has never recovered from the effects. This unfitted him for further service and he returned home, where he remained until after the close of hostilities.

For more information on Matthew's life and family visit Matthew married Elizabeth CUTBIRTH, daughter of Daniel CUTBIRTH and Elizabeth REED, on 6 Sep 1860. Elizabeth was born in Hardeman, Tennessee, USA.

1392. Sarah Margaret PATTON ¹² (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 19 Jan 1843 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA and died about 1905 in German Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA, aged about 62.

1393. James J. PATTON ¹² (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 23 Oct 1844 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA and died on 26 Feb 1924 in Santa Clara, California, USA, at age 79.

1394. William PATTON ^12,15 (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 17 Aug 1846 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA,¹⁵ died on 27 Feb 1850 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA,¹⁵ at age 3, and was buried in Ridgeview Cemetery, Scio, Harrison County, Ohio, USA.¹⁵ {FGID: 76101972}

1395. John Henry PATTON ^12,15,18 (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 25 Aug 1846 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA,¹⁵ died on 4 Jan 1925 in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, United States of America,¹⁵ at age 78, and was buried in Mica, Spokane County, Washington, United States of America.¹⁵ {FGID: 129565557}

John married someone.

His children were:

+ 1834    i. Morris PATTON was born on 11 Jun 1876 in Harrison County, Ohio, USA, died on 13 Dec 1936 in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, USA, at age 60, and was buried in Floral Hills Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA. {FGID: 131232602}

+ 1835    ii. James Ross PATTON was born on 6 Nov 1882 in Jewett, Harrison County, Ohio, USA, died on 6 Dec 1947 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA, at age 65, and was buried in Sunnyside Cemetery, Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California, USA. {FGID: 75726590}

1396. Joseph PATTON ^12,15 (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 7 May 1848 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA,¹⁵ died on 22 Aug 1851 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA,¹⁵ at age 3, and was buried in Scio, Harrison County, Ohio, United States of America.¹⁵ {FGID: 76101798}

1397. Samuel M. PATTON ^12,15 (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 12 Apr 1850 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA,¹⁵ died on 31 Aug 1851 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA,¹⁵ at age 1, and was buried in Ridgeview Cemetery, Scio, Harrison County, Ohio, USA.¹⁵ {FGID: 76101876}

1398. Adderan "Addie" PATTON (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1852 in New Rumley, Harrison County, Ohio, USA.

1399. Addison PATTON ¹² (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 25 May 1852 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA and died on 18 Apr 1903 in New Hagerstown, Carroll County, Ohio, USA, at age 50.

1400. (Unknown Daughter) PATTON ¹² (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 12 Mar 1859 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA and died on 17 Mar 1859 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA.

1401. Ida PATTON ^12,17 (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 9 Feb 1860 in Jewett Ohio and died on 10 Oct 1938 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 78.

1402. Freemont "Fre" PATTON ^{12,15,19,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39} (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 12 Apr 1862 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA,^15,38 died on 10 Jul 1947 in Collier, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA,¹⁵ at age 85, and was buried in Ridgeview Cemetery, Scio, Harrison County, Ohio, USA.¹⁵ {FGID: 75947052}

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1870: Freemont resided at Rumley, Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ³⁷

1900: Freemont resided at Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ³⁸

1910: Freemont resided at Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ³⁹

1920: Freemont resided at Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ³⁴

1930: Freemont resided at Archer, Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ³⁵

Freemont married Annetta Viola "Nettie" PATTERSON,^{12,15,19,32,34,38,39,64,65,66,67,68} daughter of Joseph Charles PATTERSON ^{12,15,19,29,32,33,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,76,77} and Mary Ann SIMPSON,^{12,15,19,29,32,33,38,39,71,72,78,79,80,81,82} on 11 Mar 1886 in Harrison County, Ohio, USA.³⁸ Annetta was born on 17 Oct 1866 in Stock Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA,³⁸ died on 28 Sep 1939 in Edgewood, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 72, and was buried in Scio, Harrison County, Ohio, United States of America.¹⁵

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Events

1870: Annetta resided at Stock, Lacyville, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ⁶⁸

1880: Annetta resided at Stock, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ⁶⁷

1900: Annetta resided at Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ³⁸

1910: Annetta resided at Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ³⁹

1920: Annetta resided at Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ³⁴

1930: Annetta resided at Archer, Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA. ⁶⁶

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1836    i. Paul Fremont PATTON ^{12,15,32,38,39,83,84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93,94} was born on 11 Feb 1890 in Jewett, Harrison Co. Ohio,^15,38,94 died on 13 Oct 1986 in Cherokee County, Texas, USA,^15,94 at age 96, and was buried in West Middletown, Washington County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.¹⁵

+ 1837    ii. Leona Ruth PATTON ^{12,15,32,33,35,85,92,93,95,96,97,98,99,100,101,102,103} was born on 25 Jan 1896 in Archer, Harrison, Ohio, USA,^35,103 died on 4 Sep 1970 in Edgewood, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 74, and was buried in Allegheny County Memorial Park, Allison Park, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA.¹⁵

+ 1838    iii. Hearn Lowell PATTON ^{12,15,19,32,34,35,36,38,39,71,86,95,104,105} was born on 4 Jan 1899 in Harrison County, Ohio, USA,^15,38,105 died on 11 Jun 1975 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio, USA,^15,105 at age 76, and was buried in Ridgeview Cemetery, Scio, Harrison County, Ohio, USA.¹⁵

1403. Thomas Burns PATTON ¹² (Matthew McKinney¹⁰⁸², Joseph Alexander Jr⁸²⁵, Joseph Alexander Sr⁶⁸³, Matthew Leander "OLD MATT"⁴⁸², John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 8 Dec 1863 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA and died on 27 Jun 1940 in Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA, at age 76.

Thomas married Hettie Elizabeth FINNICUM, daughter of John Wesley FINNICUM and Mary SHAMBAUGH, on 20 Mar 1888 in Hopedale, Ohio, USA. Hettie was born in Jul 1864 in Ohio, USA and died in May 1952 in Hopedale, Ohio, USA, at age 87.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1839    i. Beryl F. PATTON was born on 11 Oct 1889 and died in 1949, at age 60.

+ 1840    ii. Carl Hetzler PATTON was born on 12 May 1895 in Harrison County, Ohio, USA and died on 11 Apr 1962 in Hopedale, Ohio, USA, at age 66.

1404. Elizabeth Catherine PERRY (Dr. Elmer M. PERRY¹⁰⁹³, Caroline Jane PATTON⁸³², William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1912 and died in 1913, at age 1.

1405. Elmer Richardson PERRY (Dr. Elmer M. PERRY¹⁰⁹³, Caroline Jane PATTON⁸³², William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1913 and died in 1987, at age 74.

1406. William Frank PERRY (Dr. Elmer M. PERRY¹⁰⁹³, Caroline Jane PATTON⁸³², William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1919 and died in 2005, at age 86.

1407. Capt. John M. PERRY (Dr. Elmer M. PERRY¹⁰⁹³, Caroline Jane PATTON⁸³², William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1920 and died in 2002, at age 82.

1408. Lucy Evelyn PERRY (Dr. Elmer M. PERRY¹⁰⁹³, Caroline Jane PATTON⁸³², William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1926.

Lucy married Harry Stephen SMITH.

1409. Robert Marshall PERRY Sr. (Dr. Elmer M. PERRY¹⁰⁹³, Caroline Jane PATTON⁸³², William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1928 and died in 2015, at age 87.

1410. Rexford Darrell PATTON (William "Rex" Rexford¹⁰⁹⁷, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 21 Jun 1927 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 18 Sep 1998, at age 71.

Rexford married Mary Elizabeth PYLE on 18 Oct 1960 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA.

1411. Jewel V. PATTON (William "Rex" Rexford¹⁰⁹⁷, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 8 Jul 1929 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 2 Nov 2003 in Vinton, Ohio, USA, at age 74.

Jewel married Darus SCRAGG.

1412. William "Torp" Jarrel PATTON (William "Rex" Rexford¹⁰⁹⁷, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 14 Feb 1931 in West Virginia, USA and died on 11 Jul 1977 in West Virginia, USA, at age 46.

William married Norma L. CASTO.

1413. James Harold PATTON (William "Rex" Rexford¹⁰⁹⁷, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 22 Mar 1938 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA.

James married Barbara HANSHAW.

1414. Joan PATTON (William "Rex" Rexford¹⁰⁹⁷, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 4 Dec 1939 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 13 Apr 2013 in Sissonville, West Virginia, USA, at age 73.

Joan married Clinton PATTERSON in 1958.

1415. Lewis Edward PATTON (Edward "Agie" Agee¹⁰⁹⁸, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 29 Mar 1931 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 9 Sep 2012 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, at age 81.

Lewis married Loretta HENSON.

1416. Kathryn Mae PATTON (Edward "Agie" Agee¹⁰⁹⁸, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 15 Apr 1932 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 13 Dec 2002 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, at age 70.

Kathryn married Augustus Bradford MORGAN Jnr.

1417. James "Jim" Robert PATTON (Edward "Agie" Agee¹⁰⁹⁸, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 22 Mar 1937 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 24 Aug 1962 in Manti, Sanpete County, Utah, USA, at age 25.

James married Patricia Amanda HARPER.

1418. Elbert Judson PATTON (Edward "Agie" Agee¹⁰⁹⁸, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 6 Mar 1939 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 10 Dec 1962 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, at age 23.

Elbert married Carol Jeannette KARNES on 10 Dec 1959 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA.

1419. Ruth Eloise SMITH (Eunice Beatrice PATTON¹⁰⁹⁹, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1929 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 7 Dec 2008 in Ponchatoula, Tangipahoa, Louisiana, USA, at age 79.

Ruth married Harry Eugen LEONARD.

1420. Delores Arlene "Corky" SMITH (Eunice Beatrice PATTON¹⁰⁹⁹, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 17 Apr 1933 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 18 Jan 2013 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, at age 79.

Delores married Guy Franklin BAILY in 1958 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA.

1421. Betty Lou SMITH (Eunice Beatrice PATTON¹⁰⁹⁹, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 19 Apr 1935 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 23 Sep 2014 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, at age 79.

1422. Earl Dean Smith SMITH (Eunice Beatrice PATTON¹⁰⁹⁹, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹).

Died at Birth.

1423. Ruby Gay SMITH (Eunice Beatrice PATTON¹⁰⁹⁹, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹).

Died at Birth.

1424. Geraldine Beatrice PATTON (Clarence Bains¹¹⁰⁰, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 28 May 1928 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, died on 15 Jan 2016 in Lakewood, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA, at age 87, and was buried on 18 Jan 2016 in Tyler Mountain Memorial Gardens, Cross Lanes, West Virginia, USA.

Geraldine B. Elkins Geraldine B. Elkins, nee Patton, 87, passed away in Lakewood, Ohio, Friday, January 15, 2016. Mrs. Elkins was born in Charleston, West Virginia, daughter of the late Clarence and Ruby Patton. Geraldine was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Kenneth R. Elkins, her parents and her sister, Emogene Harrison. Survivors include her daughters, Susan Scott (Roy) of Cleveland, Ohio, Marilyn Lee (James) of Medina, Tenn. and Donna Hildreth of Woodstock, Georgia; sisters Barbara Tury of Elyria, Ohio, Connie Moughler of Waterloo, IN and Jan Kalinowski of New Haven, IN; eight grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be held at 3:00 p.m., Monday, January 18, at Tyler Mountain Funeral Home, 5233 Rocky Fork Rd., Cross Lanes, WV 25313. Interment will follow in Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens. The family will receive friends from 1:00 p.m. Monday until service time at the funeral home. Condolences may be sent to www.tylermountainfuneralhome.com

Source - https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/cross-lanes-wv/geraldine-elkins-6760127

Geraldine married Kenneth R. ELKINS on 27 Jul 1946 in Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA.

1425. Emogene "Gene" PATTON (Clarence Bains¹¹⁰⁰, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 29 Nov 1930 in Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 4 Oct 2014 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, at age 83.

1426. Roberty Daniel "Danny" HAYNES (Beulah Ellen PATTON (Twin)¹¹⁰⁴, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 17 Apr 1937 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died on 20 Jan 1970 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, at age 32.

I have two conflicting birth dates for Danny. The other date is 06 Apr 1937.

Danny died as the result of a car accident.

1427. John Locke "Johnny" HAYNES (Beulah Ellen PATTON (Twin)¹¹⁰⁴, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 24 Dec 1945 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA and died in Oct 2000 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, at age 54.

1428. Harry Leland McFARLAND (Ruby Mae PATTON¹¹⁰⁶, Robert "Bob" Judson⁸³⁶, William Madison⁶⁸⁵, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in Oct 1942 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, died in Jul 1960 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA, at age 17, and was buried in Young Cemetery, Sissonville, West Virginia, USA.

1429. Coleen Frances ATKINS (Joy Frances PATTON¹¹¹⁴, Austin Neel⁸⁴⁰, Columbus Marion⁶⁹⁰, John Tristram Aide-de-Camp George Washington⁴⁸⁸, John William³⁴⁵, William Henry (Rev.)²⁴², Matthew S. "The Martyr" (PATOUN)¹⁷⁷, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 1 Aug 1938 in Magnolia, Harrison County, Iowa, USA, died on 30 May 2019 in Iowa, USA, at age 80, and was buried in Woodbine Cemetery, Woodbine, Harrison County, Iowa, USA. {FGID: 200448020}

Coleen married Gene Leonard CROSS, daughter of William Leonard CROSS and Marjorie Rita BOSLEY. Gene was born on 1 Apr 1941 in Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont, USA, died on 12 Jul 2000 in Harrison County, Iowa, USA, at age 59, and was buried in Woodbine Cemetery, Woodbine, Harrison County, Iowa, USA. {FGID: 200678348}

1430. Elizabeth Anne WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 30 Jun 1803 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 11 Feb 1917 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA, at age 113.

1431. Mary WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 30 Jun 1803 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died in 1833 in Owen, Kentucky, USA, at age 30.

1432. Sarah W. "Sallie" WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 12 Nov 1804 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 12 Dec 1883 in Warnock, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA, at age 79.

1433. Matthew Scott WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 19 Apr 1807 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 9 Feb 1863 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA, at age 55.

Matthew married Lydia on 6 Apr 1828 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA. Lydia was born on 27 Jul 1809 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 26 Jan 1895 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA, at age 85.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1841    i. Elizabeth Ann WARNOCK was born on 9 Feb 1829 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 11 Feb 1917 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA, at age 88.

+ 1842    ii. Rebecca WARNOCK was born on 23 Jan 1831 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 9 Dec 1863, at age 32.

+ 1843    iii. James Forester "Black Jim" WARNOCK was born on 12 Jun 1833 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 21 Oct 1904 in Alamogordo, Otero County, New Mexico, USA, at age 71.

+ 1844    iv. Mary L. "Polly" WARNOCK was born on 20 Oct 1835 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died in 1931, at age 96.

+ 1845    v. Margaret WARNOCK was born on 2 Oct 1837 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 20 Oct 1915 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA, at age 78.

+ 1846    vi. John William "Tug" WARNOCK was born on 20 Apr 1840 in Ohio, USA and died on 2 Mar 1870, at age 29.

+ 1847    vii. Basil Francis WARNOCK was born on 6 Mar 1842 in Kentucky, USA and died on 1 Jun 1921 in Dalhart, Dallam County, Texas, USA, at age 79.

+ 1848    viii. Charles Wesley WARNOCK was born on 9 Jan 1844 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 22 Oct 1936 in Carter, Kentucky, USA, at age 92.

+ 1849    ix. America Catherine WARNOCK was born on 13 Apr 1846 and died on 12 Mar 1937 in Lucasville, Scioto, Ohio, USA, at age 90.

+ 1850    x. Matthew Scott WARNOCK was born on 23 Mar 1848 in Carter, Kentucky, USA and died on 21 Jan 1914 in Hamilton, Ohio, USA, at age 65.

1434. Ann Elizabeth WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 7 Nov 1807 and died in 1840 in Illinois, USA, at age 33.

1435. John William Howe WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 28 May 1811 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 5 Aug 1890 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA, at age 79.

1436. William Howe WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 27 Jul 1813 in Warnock, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 22 Oct 1881 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA, at age 68.

1437. Jonathan WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 10 Mar 1815.

1438. Cynthia A. WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 10 Mar 1816 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died in 1896, at age 80.

1439. Julia Ann WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 12 Jul 1818 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA.

1440. James Wesley WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 2 Aug 1821 in Warnock, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died on 3 May 1859 in Grassy, Lewis County, Kentucky, USA, at age 37.

1441. Matilda WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 24 Feb 1826 in Warnock, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA.

1442. Samuel Price WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 12 Jun 1831 in Greenup, Greenup County, Kentucky, USA and died in Young, Texas, USA.

1443. Johnson WARNOCK (Pottinger "James William" WARNOCK¹¹¹⁸, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹).

1444. William Oscar WARNOCK (William WARNOCK¹¹¹⁹, Jean PATTON⁸⁵⁵, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 14 Mar 1809 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA and died on 8 Nov 1854 in Grass Valley, Nevada, California, USA, at age 45.

William married Ellen Ledbetter HILL. Ellen was born circa 1810 in Maryland, USA.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1851    i. Rosetta WARNOCK was born circa 1830 in New Orleans, USA and died in California, USA.

+ 1852    ii. William Oscar WARNOCK was born on 12 May 1843 in New Orleans, Jefferson County, Louisiana, USA and died on 21 May 1925 in Oakland, Alameda County, California, USA, at age 82.

1445. Matilda Russell PATTON ^{20,22,40,41,43,44,45} (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 24 Mar 1826 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland,^{22,40,41,43,44,45} was baptised on 2 Apr 1826 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died in 1898 in St George, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, at age 72.

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BIRTH NOTICE: The Scotsman, on 1 Apr 1826.

Matilda appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

1851: Matilda resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1871: Matilda resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴⁰

1881: Matilda was employed as, Music Teacher, in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.
Matilda is showing as being a Music Teacher in the 1881 census..

1881: Matilda resided at 9 Hermitage Place, St George, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴¹
It is apparent that Matilda lived with and cared for her mother in Edinburgh.
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1891: Matilda resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴³

1446. Anne PATTON ^20,22,23,46 (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 8 Jul 1827 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland,^22,23,46 was baptised on 8 Jul 1827 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died on 8 Aug 1864 in Albert Street, Kirkwall & St.Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, at age 37.

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Anne appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

1841-1851: Anne resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²³

RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1861: Anne resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

RESIDENCE: Victoria Street, in 1861, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²³

Anne's obituary was published in The Orkney Herald on 16 Aug 1864 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.
DEATHS
Died, at Albert Street, Kirkwall, on the 8th inst., Ann, daughter of Mr Robert Patton, writer, Kirkwall.

Anne married Hector McCLEAN, son of Donald McCLEAN, on 17 Jan 1850 in Drumglass, Tyrone, Ireland. Hector was born about 1828 in Tyree, Argyll, Scotland and died on 5 May 1900 in Opihi, Canterbury, New Zealand, aged about 72.

1447. William PATTON Emigrated to Australia ^{20,45,47,48,49,50,51,52} (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 22 Sep 1828 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland,^45,47 was baptised on 28 Sep 1828 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died on 17 Dec 1909 in Wandong, Victoria, Australia,⁴⁷ at age 81.

Anecdotal family evidence indicates that William ran away from home at a young age, escaping to America onboard a ship as a cabin boy and then being press-ganged into service, in America, onboard a whaling ship which travelled to the southern oceans. William eventually escaping his servitude when the ship berthed in Hobart and making his way to Port Philip onboard the ship, Stratheden.

It appears that it may well be accidental that our family now lives in Australia and not the USA where many of William's cousins emigrated to. His knowledge of family members being in the USA and perhaps letters of their adventures may have prompted him to head to America in the first place.

Another scenario raised by Charles Corsie Patton in an interview with Doug Hutchinson in 1984 (see Charles Corsie Patton's records) is that their may have been a young girl involved and it may have been fortuitous for him to depart the Orkney Islands. He was approximately 14 years of age when he ran away to sea.

Events

Scottish Cabin Boy to Timber Cutter: 1828. ²¹
Our Patton Family has a long history in Australia, starting with the arrival of William Patton in Australia on the 27th of January in 1846

This was prior to the Federation of Australia in 1901, before the acceptance of the The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (indeed many family members voted in the series of referendums held at this time).

William Patton (son of Robert, grandson of William) was born on 22 Sep 1828 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, was christened on 28 Sep 1828 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died on 17 Dec 1909 in Wandong, Victoria, Australia at age 81.

William's father Robert was a "Writer To The Signet" (1797 - 1869, Solicitor), his Grand-Father William was a Baker in Kirkwall. His Grand-Mother was Annie Sinclair.

William's youngest brother Edward (1845-1877) traveled to San Franciso where he was killed,

William's youngest sister Agnes Burns Patton (1847 - 1937) married William Steell (1836 - 1917, Architect) & the son of the renowned Scottish Sculptor Sir John Robert Steell.

The Patton Family were actually a wealthy family linked to the aristocracy of Edinburgh in Scotland. Regular movement between Edinburgh and the Orkney Islands was common, especially in the summer months.

Family tradition insists that he became a cabin boy at ten years of age aboard a ship, travelled to America and it was there that he was "pressganged" pressed into service for a year aboard a whaling ship. Another "family story" insists that he was keen on a young lady in the area and advised that "seeing the world" may be a favourable option. It is also proven through Scottish Census data that his actual age was probably closer to twelve or fourteen years of age when he left Kirkwall.

When the ship docked in Hobart, Tasmania William was able to obtain his freedom and with the potential lure of gold eventually made his way to Port Phillip onboard the barque Stratheden, on the 27th of January 1846. At that time Port Phillip was still a part of of the colony of New South Wales.

He was seventeen years of age at the time.

This was nine years before the birth in 1854 of Edward "Ned" Kelly the notorious Victorian Bushranger. And 34 years before he was hanged at the Old Melbourne Gaol on the 11 November 1880 at twenty-five years of age.

Eight years past as William found his niche in Australia, and at 25 years of age Rev. William Copeland married William and the recently widowed Charlotte Palethorpe (nee Stafford) at his tent or cabin near where, on that very day December 20 1853, Governor Charles Joseph Latrobe was turning the first sod for the construction of the Yan Yean Reservoir.

The marriage certificate records that the ceremony took place at Castle Hill, Upper Plenty. Thomas Palethorpe, Charlotte's first husband had died eight months earlier.

Nearby Whittlesea was surveyed but not as yet named and 'Castle Hill' referred to a minature fortress of wattle and daub built by mistake by two servants of John Bear.

Charlotte and William lived in Glenvale until 1870 when they moved to Dry Creek or Morphetts (a man by the name of F.G.Arkell suggested the title of Wandong for this area, and it was in 1876 that the railway station and post office were provided under this name).

William worked on railway construction and selected land on the Western side of the roadway, near the junction of the railway line with Magpie and Stump Road just south of the present Wandong store, and began the struggle to effect sufficient improvements to qualify for title.

His three sons Robert Ninian, William and Charles Douglas all worked in the forest splitting palings while William Snr built the first store (for F.G.Arkell) in Wandong.

Later he helped in the construction of the Comet Sawmill and Village.

Both Robert and William JNR operated trucks on the timber tramway, a skilled and sometimes hazardous occupation. Towards the turn of the century traffic through Wallan was either horse or Bullock-drawn, with the occassional steam engine.

Edward John Butler recalls that "in the early 1920s he helped Fred Minchin break in bullocks for the team he used to cart firewood timber to Patton's mill at the Wallan railway station...." the author goes on to describe the general Wandong township..... "The township centred on the railway station. On the western side, The Terra-Cotta Lumber works occupied the space between the railway reserve and the main road".

Across the road from the lumber works was Ryan's store, which was built by William Patton. It is uncertain if this is the same building that William built for Arkell.
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William appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

Arrival: Stratheden, 27 Jan 1846, Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia. ⁵² It is believed that William may have either worked his passage or purchased a ticket aboard the Stratheden from Hobart to Port Phillip.

The 27th of January in 1846 was on a Tuesday.

Stratheden arrived Port Phillip 27 Jan for newspaper report 29 Jan, barque, 429 tons, Bruton master, from Hobart 12 Jan, Passengers J Wemyss Manley Esq., Steerage Mrs Bradley and 3 chn, James Worthing and wife, James Seaton, John Mitchell, and 50 Pentonville exiles under the supervision of Dr H Baker,
RN Jan 1846 Reported Sydney Shipping Gazette Volume 3, Number 99 (7 February, 1846) page 39.

Arrival January 27, Stratheden, barque, 431 tons, Hunter master, from Hobart Town. Passengers JW Manley Esq, fifty men from the Pentonville Prison, four privates and one corporal of the 99th Regiment; seven in the steerage.

Source - http://www.oocities.org/vic1847/ship46.html?201714.

What was happening in Australia at the time?: 28 Jan 1846.
William arrived in Australia 8 years before the birth in 1854 of Edward "Ned" Kelly the notorious Victorian Bushranger and 34 years before Ned was hanged at the Old Melbourne Gaol on the 11 November 1880 at 25 years of age.
William's family lived through the reign of the Kelly Gang..

GOLD DISCOVERED IN BALLARAT: 1851.

VICTORIA BECOMES A SEPARATE COLONY: 1 Jul 1851.

Construction of the First Store in Wandong: Cir 1853, in Wandong, Victoria, Australia.
William constructed the first store in Wandong for F. G. Arkell (pictured).

EUREKA STOCKADE IN BALLARAT: 3 Dec 1854, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia.

1860-1870: William resided at Glenvale, Victoria, Australia.

PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORIES: Doomed Explorers Burke & Wills, 1861, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

BURKE & WILLS EXPEDITION: 1861, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE: Orkney Herald, and Weekly Advertiser and Gazette for the Orkney & Zetland Islands - St.Magnus, Kirwall Vessel in Australia, 17 Jan 1863, Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia. I wonder if William knew that the St.Magnus was in Hobson's Bay, a ship from home.
Hobson's Bay was visible from "The Scaffold" in the Plenty Ranges. Did he sneak a peak?

Orkney Herald, Tuesday 27 January 1863

A KIRKWALL VESSEL AT AUSTRALIA. - We understand that the "St Magnus," belonging to Kirkwall, was in Hobson's Bay, off Melbourne, Victoria, when the November Australian Mail left. So far as we are aware this is the first Orkney vesttel that has ever visited Port Philip Heads. Now that the "St Magnus" has got on the right tract it is more than likely that she will yield her owners a handsome dividend.

Construction of the Railway Line through Wandong & Heathcote Junction: 1869-1872, in Wandong, Victoria, Australia. William Patton, born 1828 in Kirkwall, Orkney Islands worked on the Construction of the Railway Line through Wandong & Heathcote Junction.

No doubt the residents of Wandong would have been out in droves to witness this historic event.

Benalla Ensign, Tuesday 16^th April, 1872
OPENING OF THE NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY
The first section of the North-eastern Railway, which extends from Essendon to Seymour, on the Goulburn River, is now so near completion, that an experimental train - engine, breakvan, and three carriages - left Melbourne on Thursday, went through as far as the station in Schoolhouse lane, within three miles of Seymour, and back to Melbourne. The train, drawn by a locomotive recently constructed at the Williamstown workshop, contained the hon. F. Longmore, the Minister for Railways; the Minister for Lands, the hon. J. M. Grant; the Engineer-in-Chief, and a large number of members of Parliament, officials in the Railway department, gentlemen connected with the Press, and others, left Melbourne at a few minutes past 9 a.m., and after taking in water at Herne's Swamp, Seymour was reached at a quarter past 12. At the Schoolhouse station a large number of principal inhabitants of the district had assembled to welcome the first through train, and after a few glasses of champagne had been discussed, the visitors were driven in buggies and coaches to Seymour. They had ample opportunities of comparing the ease, speed, and comfort with which they had travelled from Melbourne, with the positive misery which they had to endure from dust and jolting during the three miles by road from the Schoolhouse to Seymour, which was travelled by coach, and falicitating themselves and all future travellers along the Beechworth line that, in a comparatively short time, the Ovens and Upper Murray would enjoy the advantages of railway communication with the metropolis.
First the Sunday Creek, which, near Seymour, is a fine stream, and then the broad waters of the Goulburn were crossed, and in a few minutes the travellers found themselves at the Royal Hotel. After (some ablutions?) which the last three miles had rendered extremely necessary, an excellent repost was discussed, both the food and wines being of a quality not always met with up-country.
After several toasts had been given and responded to, Mr. P. Hanna, M.L.A., proposed the health of the Engineer-in -Chief. He spoke in very high terms of that gentleman's professional skill, and expressed, as his opinion, as that Mr. Higinbutham had not his superior, if even his equal, south of the equator.
Mr. Higinbotham, in reply, stated that he had no doubt that the North-eastern would eventually become the chief railway of the colony, since not only the passengers of Victoria, but persons proceeding to New South Wales, as well as the mails of that colony, both intercolonial and English, would eventually be carried by it. He was glad, therefore, that it had been constructed so substantially that very fast travelling upon it was practicable. Before sitting down he bore testimony to the way in which his efforts had been seconded, both by the contractors, Messrs. O'Grady, Noonan and Leggatt, and by his permanent staff, Messrs. Watannn, Hardie and Ford.
Luncheon over, most to the party inspected the bridge now in progress of construction over the Goulburn. The train left Schoolhouse-lane at half-past 3 p.m. and reached Essendon at a quarter to 6.
Further reading of the article is available at https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/70738776?searchTerm=Railway%20station&fbclid=IwAR3kM2amiquycKQvmEpzHMUOkTZwSE_OaEm4GKEiAwadpTfbqogOTamVUus#
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1870-1909: William resided at Dry Creek "Morphett's" Wandong, Victoria.
William & Charlotte moved from Glenvale to Dry Creek (which was also known as "Morphett's" and is now Wandong) to work on the construction of the railway line through the area.

KELLY GANG ROB THE NATIONAL BANK IN EUROA: 10 Dec 1878, Euroa, Victoria, Australia.

Catapillars, Bushfires & Pigs Eating Butter: 14 Feb 1880, Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia.
Following William & Charlotte's marriage on the 20th December 1853 at Castle Hill, Yan Yean their children Robert, Bill & Charles were registered as being born in Yan Yean, their first daughter Bessie registered as being born in Upper Plenty and their youngest daughter Lottie registered as being born in Glenvale.

There was another Patton Family in the Glenvale area at the same time as our Branch of the Family, the family of James Patton. As at 2022 I am unable to find a connection between our family and that of James. James appears to have come to Australia from Scotland via Ireland so it is not unreasonable to surmise that we have a connection somewhere back in Scotland. I am currently searching for descendants of James who may be willing to undertake a DNA test to compare to mine, particularly male descendants at which time we could undergo Y DNA testing to confirm common ancestry.

James Patton (no known relationship) owned a 100 acre property called "Mount Hope", the following article printed in the Weekly Times on the 14th of February 1880 appears to be an eyewitness account of the events occurring in the 1850's and provides a wonderful insight into life in the area around that time. It also refers to some lighter moments

Whilst it does not refer specifically to William and Charlotte's family it does provide an historical account into what happened during the 1850 bushfires.

The Weekly Times - Upper Plenty District - 14th February 1880

A short distance below Mr. McDonald s farm is Brookland, the property of the Messrs. Gardiner, whose crop this year has totally escaped from the ravages of caterpillars. It was all cut for hay, as wool-growing and fattening stock is what is principally carried on. The sheep are of the Merino breed, and the average quantity of wool per sheep during the last few years was 61b., which brought Is. per lb. in the Melbourne market. The farm seems better adapted for sheep breeding than cattle, being nearly all of fairly grassed undulating country, well watered with a constantly-running stream.

Its extent is about 800 acres, and the homestead and outbuildings are of a complete and substantial character. Adjoining Mr. Gardiner's is the farm of Mr. Butcher, on which a mixed system of husbandry is carried on, and whose crop, composed principally of oaten hay, will, I think, turn out very well, although slightly attacked by caterpillars.

Farther down still is Mr. Clements's, where some thirty acres of a good-looking oat crop have had to be converted into hay, in consequence of the ravages of the caterpillars. A great deal of the crop, too, was so beaten down with the heavy rain which fell when it was ripening that the reaping-machine could hot work, and it had to be reaped by hand or mowed, consequently entailing a considerable loss of grain. The hay crop will probably average from 1| to 2 tons per acre, and the wheat (of which there are only four acres) above 20 bushels per acre, it being well filled and heavy. The next farm is Mr. John Rice's, and on this also the crop looked well, and, I think, will yield fully up to expectations, although visited by the caterpillar scourge.

Mr. Patton's Mount Hope adjoins Mr.Rice's, and none but those who witnessed the crop on this farm could form any idea of the destructive propensities of caterpillars.

When I saw it a few weeks ago, it had every appearance of turning out from 40 to 50 bushels to the acre ; but the whole crop was so attacked by the above-named insects that it had to be converted into sheaf hay, which will certainly average above 3 tons per acre.

In addition to twenty acres under oats, there are about ten acres and five acres respectively put in with peas and potatoes; and both of these crops look well, the former having every, appearance of averaging from 4 to 5 tons to the acre. Mount Hope takes its name from a small hill on which the homestead is built, and the farm is composed of hilly and flat land in nearly equal proportions. There was formerly a large swamp where the crops grew, but it was reclaimed some years ago, a cutting having been made through it by the Government for the purpose of conveying the water of the creek to the Plenty River. The race was originally cut only of a small width and depth, but of late years it has widened out and got much deeper through the action of the water on the loose, rich, black soil of the swamp. Mount Hope is subdivided into half-a-dozen paddocks, and about twenty cattle are kept regularly for dairy purposes, the butter, as is usual on the Plenty, being disposed of to hawkers for the Melbourne market. Over fifty acres have been sown with artificial grasses, and it is contemplated to lay down a great deal more in the course of a year or two.

Falling back from Mount Hope and continuing on towards Wallan in one direction, and Yan Yean in the other, are the Plenty Ranges, which are chiefly noted for producing the great bulk of the palings and shingles supplied to the Melbourne market. Splitting, however, has been prohibited in the greater part of them during the last few years, owing to the injury which it is supposed would be done to the water flowing into the Yan Yean from the numerous streams and watercourses in the ranges.

On a prominent hill not far from Mount Hope a scaffolding was erected some years ago by a party pf surveyors for the purpose of taking observations of the surrounding country with greater accuracy and despatch. The staging was built in tiers along the trunk of a tall tree, step-ladders reaching from the ground to the top, from which a grand view was at all times to be observed, Melbourne and the shipping in Hobson's Bay being easily discernible to the naked eye. In summer time "the scaffold," as it was generally called, formed a great resort for parties from Melbourne, and others who wished to gain some idea of the geographical and geological formation of the Plenty Ranges, and many were the names and initials carved on the tree or painted in tar, a barrel of which had been left there for the purpose, on the large rocks, stones, and logs which surrounded the base of the scaffolding.

Within the last year or two, however, the tree has fallen, and there is consequently but very little inducement now for people to visit the locality. The " Sugarloaf" and " One Tree Hill" are two other well-known places of resort of visitors to the Upper Plenty. The former is a rugged, thickly-timbered mount, with immense granite boulders of different colours and in all manners of fantastic shapes studding its sides, and forming diminutive caves and hollows, which at one time constituted almost complete security for wild goats, wombats, and wallabies. In fact, no place more forcibly reminded me, though on an exceedingly small scale, of the steep spurs and gloomy gorges of the now notorious Strathbogie and King River ranges. The " One Tree Hill," on the other hand, is clear and lightly timbered, and a good view is to be obtained from its summit of the surrounding country for many miles.

Following down the Glenvale road, another farm of 100 acres belonging to Mr. Patton is passed, and then the local post-office and State school come in view. The former occupies a prominent position on the top of a small hill, and the latter - a neat, brick building erected some fifteen years - is situated on its slope. The Glenvale road is now well formed and substantially metalled, but there is not nearly the amount of traffic on it as in past years, when the paling trade was flourishing, and when it constituted one of the principal thoroughfares for carriers taking goods to Benalla, Wangaratta, Beechworth, and many other up-country townships and new " rushes," some of which still exist, while others may now be numbered amongst the "has been" places. So great indeed was the traffic at the period above referred to, and so thoroughly unimproved the road, that it was no uncommon occurrence for bullock drays to be bogged for nearly a day at a time, and I have myself seen over forty bullocks yoked to a dray and unable to pull it out of the quagmire into which it had got stuck up to the axle-bed.

Those were, however, palmy days for the Upper Plenty, and such as will never be seen again.

From almost any point of the Glenvale road a good view can be obtained of the Plenty Ranges, and the ravages committed in the timber on their slopes by bush fires and on the ever-memorable Black Thursday are distinctly traceable by the extensive belts of tall, gaunt, bare-looking trees completely denuded of all foliage which are to be seen here and there amongst the sombre line of ranges encircling the district. Many are the tales told by old residents of the locality of the fearful scene enacted on the never-to-be-forgotten February, 1851.

At that period Mr. Patton, who had settled on the Upper Plenty some years previously, was residing within a short distance of the foot of the mountains, and, consequently, was one of the first who suffered from the fire. It had been raging for nearly three weeks, when, one scorching hot windy day, the flames, leaping from tree to tree, swept irresistibly down on the flats, and spread death and destruction in all directions.

One of the first victims of their relentless power was a carrier, whose camp was surrounded almost in a moment of time. He rushed into the long reeds near a creek to save himself, but though fresh and green the reeds soon got shrivelled, and, catching fire, the unfortunate man became enclosed with a cordon of flames, and was so severely burned that he died soon afterwards. His wife very nearly shared the same fate. In attempting to escape from the camp, she slipped and fell, and her clothes took fire, but she managed to extinguish the flames by rolling over and over on the ground, and then succeeded in reaching a place of safety. In the meantime cattle, horses, and other animals were careering madly about in search of shelter from the remorseless fury which with every gust of wind grew stronger and more terrible in its unbridled wrath. Cattle sank down exhausted after a hard gallop, and with pitiful lowings were roasted to death; while others, scarcely less fortunate, as they still struggled amidst the burning scrub to reach a waterhole or friendly belt of timber, gave vent to their sufferings in roars which could be heard high above the crackling of the flames in the gum trees, or their rapid hiss through the long dry summer grass.

Some of them lived to reach water, but only to meet death in another shape, for many got bogged and were unable to extricate themselves. Almost a whole team of bullocks perished in this way in one place, and many more were afterwards discovered which had met a similar fate. It was about 1 o'clock in the day when' the fire reached Mr. Patton 's farm. Some burning leaves blew across from the tree tops and set fire to the stacks of corn, and after that everything went off quickly. Five hundred bushels of wheat had been threshed in the barn, and a dray was ready loaded to send some to Kilmore, but in a few moments not a vestige remained of the barn, the wheat, or the dray. Just as the dwelling house caught fire, a cotiple of horses walked through from back to front. They belonged to the carrier before referred to, and were evidently stupefied with the smoke and heat. One went and laid down beside the blazing wheat-stack, where his charred remains were afterwards found, and the other was burned to death in the stockyard. After leaving their homestead, Mr. Patton's family sought shelter, a couple of miles farther down, at an hotel belonging to Mr Heffernan, which was then in the course of erection. Many other families, also burned out of house and home, be took themselves to this refuge, the strong brick walls, though not much above 4ft. high, forming a perfect safeguard against the burning leaves and red-hot cinders which ever and anon fell around them.

About 8 o'clock in the day the heat was something dreadful, and the smoke almost suffocating. Man and beast gave in from sheer exhaustion. Birds dropped down from the trees, or fell while on wing, never to rise again. Wild and tame animals and reptiles emerged from their haunts, only to be driven back and burned, or meet the same fate in attempting to escape. Few, indeed, succeeded in getting away. All nature was convulsed, and for a whole day the demon of the bottomless pit reigned triumphantly. Some assert that the thermometer went as high as 200deg., while others say it was even hotter than that ; but, judging from my own experience amoungst bush fees, I should imagine it would be fully up to the above figure, if not beyond it.

During the day some patches of country had been burnt before the fire, which, in one or two cases, by these means, was partially stopped, and a shower of rain falling at dusk, together with the changing of the wind, effectually prevented it from doing any more damage, though thousands of acres of country had been burnt, many homesteads destroyed, and several lives lost. Night came down, and then the scene was one of awful grandeur - the burning trees, logs, and shrubs glaring in the darkness amoungst the blackened surroundings, forming a weird-like picture of misery and desolation.

Even amidst all the horrors of that day and night some ludicrous incidents occurred. Before leaving the burning homestead, one of Mr. Patton's men had placed two or three casks of butter in the creek, thinking they would be safe there from the flames. So they were, but not from the attacks of some pigs which had taken refuge in the water, and made themselves at home on a meal of butter, while the surplus over and above what they digested comfortably went floating down the stream in a, species of thickened oil.

In another instance, a man was galloping away from the fire carrying a baby a few months old before him on the saddle, when he was stopped by an elderly female, who implored him to throw the child away and take up a feather bed she was carrying, which he stoutly refused to do; and consigning the old lady and her feather bed to a warmer climate than even Glenvale on Black Thursday, he put spurs to his horse and " cleared out;" at least, that is his version of the affair. The old lady, however, justifies herself by stating that she only wished the horseman to exchange burdens with her, as the feather bed was proving rather too much of a load to make any speed with in the smoke and heat, and she thought the child could be more easily carried. Which is the more likely story of the two, I leave my readers to judge.


The author of the article is unknown as the Weekly Times refers to them as "Our Travelling Reporter", which often referred to local residents who contributed to the Weekly Times.
Later Marian Elizabeth "May" Patton was known to contribute to the Weekly Times & although only 10 years at the time of this article I can't help but think of a young Lottie Patton.

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POLICE CAPTURE THE KELLY GANG IN GLENROWAN: 28 Jun 1880, Glenrowan, Victoria, Australia.

Construction of Comet Village, Sawmills & Tramway: 1883, Comet Village, Wandong, Victoria.

William worked on the construction of the Comet Sawmill & Village which was owned by Robert Affleck Robertson who came to Wandong about 1880.

The Comet Mill & Village, built in 1883, was one of the largest mills ever built in Victoria at the time.

This is just after the naming of the township of Wandong, a name which was put forward by F.G. Arkell around 1878. The area previously being known as Dry Creek or Morphett's.

The Comet Village, Sawmills & Tramways were responsible for substantial amount of timber, palings & shingles to the Port Phillip area for the ever-expanding requirements for the development of Melbourne.

Comet Village truly was "a village that built a city."

The Comet Village community housed over 200 people at any one time, not only did they have homes for the married men and their families, they also had boarding house for the single men.

All of our their daily supplies, meat, milk & bread,were delivered via the tramway.

A well-stocked store where they could obtain clothing & groceries was also available.

The Owners Of Comet operate a bakery & slaughterhouse in Wandong to cater for their needs.

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PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORIES: The infamous "BUMP" & "Harry's Nose", 1885, Comet Village, Wandong, Victoria.
The Comet Tramway was approximately 17.7 kilometres (11 miles) long.

Worked with horses it was a narrow-guage (3ft. 6in.) railway. The line was laid with sleepers, and for part of the way was light iron rails. The rest was wooden rails. Two of the horses that used to pull the cars were named M'ria & Smiley.

Pulley's connected to engine driven cables were set at the top of the 250ft (76 metre) high "BUMP" where the car was hitched on to the cable and let down the incline called "Harry's Nose" and over a trestle viaduct, The cables are also used to winch the cars up & down the 1 in 4 incline.

The following is from an article in The Argus, 6th January 1894
"At the Bump the horses are taken out and led around a back way, while the car is hitched on to the cable and let down "Harry's Nose" over a trestle viaduct, turning a sharp corner on the way where the wire rope slips jauntily round grooved pulleys set at an angle of 45 degrees."

It included over 20 trestle bridges, one of them 182 metres (200 yards) long crossed the Westcott Creek at a height of 16,8 metres (55ft.).

The "Bump" was located approximately half-way between the Comet Settlement and Wandong. Approximately 8 kilometres from Wandong.




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Red Letter Day for the Comet Village, Sawmill & Tramway: Kilmore Free Press, 9 November 1893, 2 Nov 1893, Comet Village, Wandong, Victoria.
We will not go down without a fight.

Kilmore Free Press, 9 November 1893

COMET
(From A Correspondent)

Thursday last was a red-letter on the "Comet," when almost all the inhabitants proceeded to Melbourne by special train and waited on the Minister of Lands and the Members of the Water Supply Board for the purpose of securing permission to fell timber on the water reserve.

The owners of the Comet Saw Mill, the A.S.T. Co, have lately become aware of the-to them-painful fact their timber supply was rapidly giving out, and that unless the permission to cut on the reserve were granted the Comet Sawmill would soon be a thing of the past. And in addition to this, within the past few months their field of operations has been narrowed by the extension of the reserve for the purpose of protecting the shed of the Kilmore and Wandong water supply. At the very outside the company estimate that another two years will use up all the available timber, and even to get at all this they will be compelled to go to the expense of laying new tramways, etc.

The idea of impressing Mr McIntyre and also Mr Fitzgibbon with the importance and urgency of their claim by a deputation of the inhabitants was suggested by Mr J. Walter, the manager, and was at once taken up by the company and preparations for this unique demonstration began forthwith.

A day having been fixed and a special train arranged for to run from Wandong, Mr Walter set about devising the most comfortable and expeditious means of conveying the people from the Mill to Wandong railway station.

Pay-night was announced for the night before with result that the Manager and Mr Hall (store-keeper and clerk) found themselves overburdened with work. Of course everyone wished to look their best, and so went direct from the pay office to the store, where the demand for hats, boots, and whole suits of clothing, was excessive; however, about midnight the last customer was satisfied and the company recorded a good day in the store.

All now went off for a few hours' sleep to prepare them for the eventful day.

At 3.30 a.m. sharp the whistle aroused the slumberers and bade them prepare for the journey. Then for a few hours all was hurry and bustle. The morning which broke fine and clear, in spite of the ominous threatenings of the night before, gave promise of a lovely day.

Eight trucks were specially fitted up by the indefatigable manager and his assistants and they presented rather an attractive appearance. Seats were arranged back to back along the centre of each car, uprights were fixed with cross battens at the top, and leaves of the Australian palm were then artistically interwoven along the sides and over the tops so as to completely shelter the occupants and give them more the impression of being in neat little summer-houses than anything else.

The Comet Band had been called into requisition and the conductor, Mr G. Smith, had been at great pains to get his performers into good trim. At six o'clock alI was ready and we got under way, the Band opening its programme with " Little Annie Rooney."

Our little town presented quite a deserted appearance, only a few of the wives whom circumstances of one kind or another compelled to remain at home, and three sad-faced children, because they were out of the fun, waved adieu to us as we moved off.

With good steam up we soon reached " Catastrophe Bridge" which spans Wescott creek. The history of that bridge I may tell some future day, but I was conscious of shuddering involuntarily until the last car passed over in safety. This creek supplies perhaps the most striking part of the scenery on the route. It passes down the mountain with a fall of about one in three for a distance of about seven hundred feet, playing hide and seek among the huge boulders and overshadowed by giant ferntrees, and ever and anon scattering its foaming spray high into the air. It is certainly a sight that is not often seen and one calculated to charm any artist. On we came down hills and over creeks, where the clethauis and other wild flowers made the surrounding country quite gay.

At half-pat seven we had reached the " Bump." when the carriages were drawn up the mountain by means of a wire cable attached to the engine which forms part of a kind of saw-mill belonging to the company. Here the passengers were obliged to alight from the cars and wend their way in long procession along the narrow footpath. Forming a column about a quarter of a mile in length in single and double file they reached the summit puffing freely and hastened once more to their seats in the cars.

Another short run and we approached the city of Wandong, and the Band struck up " Over Jordon" and as it was getting warm the drummer took off his hat and tucking up his sleeves went to work with renewed energy, and the people of Wandong, who were on the look-out for our appearance, declared that they had heard the Band distinctly when we were a mile and a half from the town. As we rolled merrily in Mr R. A. Robertson met us and announced refreshments at the Coffes Palace. We found that we had taken just three hours and had had a most enjoyable trip, reaching Wandong at 9 am.

The special train drew up at 11 o'clock, and with greatly supplemented ranks we started for the city, and after lunching at the Victoria Coffee Palace we proceeded up Collins street and were received by Mr McIntyre, the deputation being introduced by Mr McKenzie, M.L.A. Mr McIntyre informed us that he was with us heart and soul but said he could do nothing as the matter lay with Mr Fitzgibbon, and our hearts sank within us as that most unbending of individuals just then entered the room. He reminded us much of the "knight of the rueful countenance" as he listened to our request and then informed us that he could do nothing without his board. Not to be outdone we arranged to wait on this " Water King" and his colleagues, and accordingly special deputation, consisting of Messrs Robertson, Walker, Moody, Gill and others, proceeded to the Board room of the Trust the same afternoon, but guerilla like the old chief with characteristic stubborness and opposition to anything that does not happen to take its rise in his own fertile intellect, crept behind his customary refuge, viz., "That the water which supplied half a million of people must be kept absolutely pure."
But at length he asked that the request be laid before the Board in writing to be dealt with at, some future day. At the same time, lest he should be convinced against his will, he declined the invitation to pay a visit to the spot. Now it is not every one who gets so great a concession from Mr Fitzgibbon, and the deputation feeling that they had scored one point at least look forward to complete success ultimately, and thinking well to be satisfied with small mercies just now returned home in good spirits to watch the progress of the scheme and
await future developments.

There can be no doubt about the fact that a firm which gives employment to so many at the present juncture should have every consideration and encouragement.

The directors of the Australian Timber Seasoning Co. again waited on Mr Fitzgibbon subsequently, and it was then decided that certain members of the Board should visit Wandong and the Comet, and satisfy themselves as to the urgency of the company's request or otherwise, and it is sincerely to be hoped that they will be favorably impressed, and that one of the most genuine and self-supporting of village settlements in the colony will not be broken up.

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Comet Mills Tramway Network: 1894.

The Comet Settlement: The Argus, 6 Jan 1894, Comet Village, Wandong, Victoria.

A wonderful account of the Comet Village, Sawmill & Tramway from an article in The Argus, dated 6th of January 1894.

The BUMP, Harry's Nose, Smiler, M'ria and Doctor Livingstone are all in this account.

THE COMET SETTLEMENT.

By A. L. F.

The largest hardwood sawmills in Australia are situated on the Comet Creek on a little plateau in the Plenty Ranges, just about where the waters of the Yarra and the Goulburn part company.

I found myself m the midst of a curious, unique little world, complete and self-sufficing. It is a case of Mahomet going to the mountain and taking all his belongings and traps with him, too. The man who established these mills ten years ago had big ideas and saw that if the timber industry were to be managed successfully he must have a permanent staff of workmen and offer them the chance of comfortable homes and some of the advantages of civilised life

The settlement lies about 2,500ft. above sea level, and is picturesquely situated on the mountain slope, overlooking fern gullies untouched by the tourist's profane hand, while higher up above the moist bed of the numerous creeklets the graceful alsophilas raise their feathery crowns and the wild clematis hangs from tree to tree in creamy festoons. Granite boulders break through the reddish soil, which is poor and uncompromising enough. Even the native grasses are but scanty, and cattle do badly unless hand-fed.

But where the puny grasses can't find a home the stately blue gum, the mountain ash and the messmate thrive, growing with a closer, finer grain than on richer soils.

The trees as they come from the forest are lightly rolled on to the Hoffmann travelling bench, which with the touch of a finger turns these giant logs backwards and forwards under the tender mercies of the twin saws, running 500 revolutions to the minute, ripping oil huge chunks till the log is squared into a respectable-looking block and is sent on its way to undergo other reducing processes till it is turned out as quartering or railway sleepers or timbering for mines to be sent all over the colony, and even as far as Hay and Wagga Wagga. The weekly output is average at 390,000ft. super., which is taken out of 800 logs. The power to run all this machinery comes from an 18in. cylinder horizontal engine with two steel multi-tubular 16ft. boilers. I was told that £10 000 was sunk in plant and buildings.

The mills give employment to about 100 men, for, besides the sawyers, drivers, and artisans, there are nine or ten men constantly out in the forest felling trees.

It happens to be pay day, and one by one the men and boys file in, while the manager and bookkeeper, as each man answers to his name, check off the amount, and pay down the monthly wage, or, rather, the monthly balance, for the £3 5s. 9d. or £2 0s. 11d. that strike my ear as such very odd sums are the final result of an elaborate system of book- keeping, by which each man is debited with his rent or board, advances for stores, parcels, or other items.

I am not allowed to dream in a corner very long, for my energetic cicerone, Mr. Walker, is at my ear with - "Now you must see our stables." And I am taken over a luxurious establishment, or series of establishments, lofty and airy, with accommodation for over seventy horses, the floors strewn with sawdust, which can be daily swept up. "Horses couldn't do our work if they weren't well looked after." says my guide; and he points to the great bins at the far end filled with warm, moist chaff. "It's the waste steam from the engine up at the mills that is sent through the bins. Some of them will bolt their food, and we find this keeps them in good condition." There is plenty of water for cleansing purposes, too, for hosing the horses or supplying the boilers.

The creek has been tapped higher up and a small dam formed, whence water is laid on in pipes to the mills, to the stables, and to every cottage in the settlement.

I did not need to ask who was the moving spirit of this busy little human hive, for I was all the time hearing how Mr. Robertson said this and Mr. Robertson did that, but I was curious to make his acquaintance. While going through the mills he greeted me from Wandong by telephone, saying he was coming up in the evening. Yes, there is a telephone here, the wire runs from tree to tree over little insulators like castors in a rough and ready but efficient fashion.

Mr. Robert Robertson is quite a character. A sturdy block of a man with keen eyes, and overflowing with energy and vitality. A Scotchman by birth, he very early crossed over to America, and spent 15 years of his young manhood in the States and in Canada.
One story he tells of his early struggles which I must give in his own words.
"Twenty-eight years ago one cold December night I wandered down the Bowery in New York not knowing where to raise the money for a bed. I met another raw lad of my own sort in just the same plight, and we walked on together. Presently another joined us, and yet another, till there were eight of us, all young, all friendless, and among the lot not one dime to put on top of another. I suddenly remembered my valise. We pawned it, and that gave the lot bed and breakfast.
We stuck together after that. Sometimes one of us would earn a stray dollar, and the rest went shares. But among the eight was one who was yet to earn world-wide renown. His sole stock-in-trade was a manuscript, 'Adventures in Turkey.'
I went up the stairs of the Herald office with him one day, but James Bennett would have none of it, and we came down again looking pretty blue. He encountered no better luck at the Tribune. At last it was accepted by the New York Times, and on that windfall we live two or three days.
Our party shortly afterwards separated, but to cut the story short, two years ago that once struggling aspirant came to Australia, carrying with him the laurels of Darkest Africa. I wrote to him, recalling the old days, and we met at Menzies', and for an hour we talked - how we talked - over those early struggles and his wonderful career. James Bennett, the father, refused H. M. Stanley's manuscript; James Bennett, the son, marked out his career when he said to him, 'Find Livingstone.'

To return to the Comet. Ten years ago Mr. Robertson, then a sawmiller in the Bullarook Forest, thought he would seek a larger field, and made his way across country into the heart of the Plenty Ranges, taking his portable engine and sawmill plant with him. Having fixed on the best spot - the present site of the mills - the next thing was how to get the timber to the railway, or convey stores to the mountain. There was no road, and the hills were precipitous.

Neither a surveyor nor an engineer, he surveyed and constructed within twelve months a tramway 11 miles long, which has been in use ever since. Although worked with horses it is practically a narrow-guage (3ft. 6in.) railway. It includes over 20 trestle bridges, one of them 200 yards long crosses the Westcott Creek at a height of 55ft.

When built half-way to Wandong the Bump was encountered, a hill 250ft. high. To avoid making a long detour, the line was built for half a mile up the face of the hill at a gradient of 1 in 4, and an engine erected at the top hauls up the loads of timber with a wire cable.

The line is laid with sleepers, and for part of the way is light iron rails. The rest has wooden rails. These, as opportunity permits, are being replaced by iron, which lasts a life-time, whereas the wood is always wearing out, and is a constant expense. Then there are 10 miles or so of lines leading from the mill into the bush in all directions. By-and-by the main line is to be worked with a locomotive.

Last year the mills and traway - indeed the entire settlement were taken over by the Australian Seasoned Timber Company, to be worked in connection with the steam seasoning works at Wandong, but Mr. Robertson remains the practical head of the whole business. Seasoning is a subject by itself, but there is little doubt that in blue gum and mountain ash, properly treated, we have, for decorative carving, a timber rivalling English oak in fineness and beauty of grain.

The manager is always please to show visitors over the settlement, and if he had a couple of days' notice would arrange for a passenger-car to meet the train at Wandong.
It looks a rough affair, but the seats are hung on buggy springs, and there is less jolting than in an ordinary omnibus on city streets. Then, the Canadian driver, who has been seven years on the mountain, takes great pride in his fine pair of horses, harnessed tandem; show how M'ria will shake hands, and relates how the wise Smiler saved all their lives one dark night when a sleeper on the bridge gave way and a false step would have hurled tram and a dozen men, women, and children into the chasm below.

At the Bump the horses are taken out and led around a back way, while the car is hitched on to the cable and let down "Harry's Nose" over a trestle viaduct, turning a sharp corner on the way where the wire rope slips jauntily round grooved pulleys set at an angle of 45 degrees.

The town visitor will enjoy a picturesque ride in mountain air, have a thoroughly Australian welcome at the end of it, and open his eyes probably in astonishment at the big industry and the thriving comfortable little township willi its quaint original flavour and the character all its own that is the boon kind Nature gives in one way or another to those who nestle close to her, and are content to let her mother them.

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AUSTRALIA BECOMES A NATION: 1 Jan 1901.

EDMUND BARTON, AUSTRALIA'S FIRST PRIME MINISTER: 1 Jan 1901.

Death Certificate: William Patton, 1909, Wandong, Victoria, Australia.

His funeral was held in 1909 in Wandong, Victoria, Australia.

LOCAL LANDMARK: Patton Track, in 1910, in Wallan East, Victoria, Australia. The Patton Family were heavily involved in the Timber Industry in this region and this particular track bears the family name, Patton Track.

William married Charlotte STAFFORD,^{20,47,49,50,62,106} daughter of Thomas Leonard STAFFORD ^{20,25,107,108} and Sarah MEWKILL,^{20,25,107,109} on 20 Dec 1853 in Castle Hill, Upper Plenty, Victoria.⁴⁹ Charlotte was born on 8 Jun 1828 in Whissendine, Rutland, England,^47,106 died on 10 Apr 1917 in Kilmore, Victoria, Australia,⁴⁷ at age 88, and was buried in Kilmore, Victoria, Australia. The cause of her death was Broken Hip.

Wedding Certificate: William & Charlotte's Marriage Certificate, 20 Dec 1853, Bears Castle, Yan Yean, Victoria.

Wedding Photograph: Bears Castle, 20 Dec 1853, Yan Yean, Victoria, Australia.

Events

1841: Charlotte resided at Whissendine, Rutland, England. ¹⁰⁶

Charlotte immigrated onboard the Marion Moore on 15 Feb 1853 to Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia.
This was the maiden voyage of the Marian Moore out of Liverpool.

Charlotte's husband at the time, Thomas Palethorpe (a Smith), died on the 18th April 1853, only 2 months after having arrived in Australia..

Following the death of Thomas, Charlotte travelled to Yan Yean where she worked as a cook, she was the only "white" woman there. This was at the time when the first water works started to Melbourne.

At the time of her marriage to William she listed her "Usual" residence as being Collingwood, Victoria and included her Rank / Profession being that of Servant.

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RESIDENCE: from 1860 to 1870, in Glenvale, Victoria, Australia.

RESIDENCE: from 1870 to 1909, in Dry Creek "Morphett's" Wandong, Victoria.

1903: Charlotte resided at Wandong, Victoria, Australia. ⁵⁰

1909-1914: Charlotte resided at Kilmore, Victoria, Australia. ⁵⁰

Charlotte's obituary was published in The Age - Obituary on 23 Apr 1917.
Charlotte had a fall and broke her thigh (hip?) sometime prior to her death which would not have contributed to her well-being.
Her son Charles recorded in his obituary that she died as a result of an accident.

Gone Home

PATTON. On the 10th April, at Kilmore. result ot accident, Charlotte, relict, of the late William Patton, of Upper Plenty and Wandong, and much loved mother of Chas. D. Patton, aged 60 years.
At rest.
Inserted by her sorrowing son and family, Wallan
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Children from this marriage were:

+ 1853    i. Robert Ninian PATTON ^20,47,49 was born on 12 Apr 1855 in Yan Yean, Victoria, Australia⁴⁷ and died on 1 Mar 1932 in Kilmore, Victoria, Australia,⁴⁷ at age 76.

+ 1854    ii. William "Will" PATTON II ^20,110 was born on 27 Feb 1857 in Yan Yean, Victoria, Australia,¹¹⁰ died on 30 Dec 1946 in South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,¹¹⁰ at age 89, and was buried in Wallan Cemetery, Wallan, Victoria, Australia.¹¹⁰

+ 1855    iii. Charles Douglas PATTON ^{20,47,48,49,50,111} was born on 27 Dec 1859 in Yan Yean, Victoria, Australia^47,111 and died on 17 Jul 1922 in Shaldon Cottage, Wallan East, Victoria, Australia,⁴⁷ at age 62.

+ 1856    iv. Charlotte Matilda PATTON was born in 1862 in Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia, died 15 Dec1862 in Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia, and was buried in Yan Yean Cemetery, Yan Yean, Victoria, Australia. {FGID: 231619697}

+ 1857    v. Elizabeth Jane "Bessie" PATTON ^20,111 was born in 1865 in Upper Plenty, Victoria, Australia,¹¹¹ died in 1954 in Yarram, Victoria, Australia, at age 89, and was buried in Yarram, Victoria, Australia.

+ 1858    vi. Charlotte Matilda "Lottie" PATTON ^20,47,111 was born on 30 Jun 1870 in Glenvale, Victoria, Australia,^47,111 died on 2 Apr 1956 in Kilmore, Victoria, Australia,⁴⁷ at age 85, and was buried in Wallan, Victoria, Australia.

1448. Robert Russel PATON ²⁰ (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 28 Mar 1830 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, was baptised on 18 Apr 1830 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died before 1888.

Robert Russel, son of Robert & Matilda (Russell) Patton, was the brother to William Patton (1828-1909) who emigrated to Australia.

Little is known of what happened to Robert, albeit that he married Hannah Cairncross Johnston in Edinburgh on the 9th January 1860.

I suspect that Robert's experience onboard the Princess Royal, being indentured in 1847 as a 17 year old and travelling to Hobart, was the catalyst for him later returning to Tasmania after 1861 (although as at 2021 no record can be found) and is what prompted Hannah and Ebenezer to follow him to Tasmania in 1884 from where he may have died or disappeared prior to 1888.

Hannah was the daughter to George & Christina Johnston from Birsay in the Orkney Islands.

On the 26th June 1860 their son Ebenezer Johnston Paton was born.

In 1861 both Hannah and Ebenezer are living in the Sailor's Home in Birsay, Orkney Islands.

Hannah was working as a seamstress in Birsay in 1861.

20 years later, in 1881, both Hannah & Ebenezer were living at 9 Common Stair, St.George, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.

3 years later, on the 4th October 1884, Hannah Paton and her 24 year old son Ebenezer embarked for Australia onboard the vessel "PORT PHILLIP".

They arrived in Hobart on the 30th November 1884.

In 1888 in Emu Bay, Burnie, Tasmania Hannah Paton remarried to Cillstopher (Christopher?) Heinerick.

By 1890 Ebenezer owned a shop in Burnie where it was reported that a theft occurred at his shop in 1890.

On the 17th June 1891 Ebenezer married 19 year old Ellen Hannah Lapham, daughter of John & Hannah Lapham from Emu Bay, Burnie, Tasmania.

By the 1st of September 1892 Ebenezer and Ellen welcomed their daughter Hannah Ellen into the world. Sadly within 4 days on the 5th November, Ellen passed away, leaving Ebenezer with a young daughter to raise. Ellen was only 20 years of age.

Ebenezer's mother, Hannah, passed away on the 22nd February 1895 in Emu Bay, Burnie, Tasmania.

In 1896 he was living in Beltana, Monmouth, Hobart.

In December 1900 Ebenezer sailed from Hobart to Sydney onboard the "TAMBO".

On the 12th July 1904 Ebenezer remarries to Mary Belinda Sproule in Glebe, New South Wales. Mary is a Tasmanian girl from Snug River, Kingston, Tasmania and is 24 years of age at the time of their marriage.

On the 19th of November 1902, Ebenezer is listed as being "registered" with the New South Wales Department of Fisheries, where it is noted that he gives his age as being 4 years younger than he actually was, at this time he was 42 however he offered his "modified" age as 38.

In 1913 he was living at Nelson's Bay, Durham in New South Wales. It would appear that Ebenezer lived in this area through until his death on the 26th of March, 1929.

Events

Robert appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

INDENTURED: Princess Royal, 20 Jul 1847, London, Middlesex, England. The Barque Princess Royal, Burthen 250 Tons with it's Master Sinclair arrived in Port Jackson (New South Wales) from the Port of Hobart Town (Tasmania) on the 26th December 1847 just over 5 months after Robert was indentured into service aboard this ship.

Was the Master, Sinclair, a cousin or an Uncle of Robert's?
(This may be the seafaring link between the Patton's, Sinclair's and Russell's resulting in the marriage of Robert's parents Robert & Matilda.)

According to this account on the Heritage Victoria Website, the ship foundered on the Port Lonsdale Reef on the 24 Feb 1849.
Heritage Victoria - Barque Princess Royal


"The Princess Royal was wrecked as a result of the Shortlands Bluff light being moved. Although Captain Sinclair, the master of the vessel, was unaware of this at the time, he had decided to wait off the Heads until daylight before entering the bay and believed he was some distance out to sea. The Princess Royal was a 462-ton, wooden three-masted barque built in Bristol in 1841, and registered in Liverpool, UK. It was felt and yellow metalled and had had some major repairs carried out in 1845, as well as repairs for damage in 1848. Its dimensions are not known. It had sailed from Hong Kong on 17 December 1848 for Sydney, calling into Melbourne to receive orders from its owners Hall & Co. of London. It was carrying a cargo of eight cases of silk, 525 chests, 1011 half-chests and 127 boxes of tea, 4120 bags sugar, three casks of wine and sundries. The Shortlands Bluff light in question had been moved from the top of its usual tower on to a platform between two of the pilots houses, where it could be obscured by the tower. Captain Sinclair was unaware of this when he went below with orders to the chief mate to heave to as soon as the light was seen. At 3 a.m. on the morning of 24 February, in a heavy gale from the south-south-west and with an ebb tide, the Princess Royal struck the outer edge of the Lonsdale Reef three times, and broke in two on the third occasion. The captain and crew were lucky to escape with their lives as they had barely time to launch the boats. The vessel broke up immediately and little cargo was saved apart from a few tea chests, a small quantity of silk and a box of letters that floated on to shore. Captain Sinclair in a letter to the Lloyds agent wrote that "... the cause of this disaster is the light being placed on the inner island of the outer head, which serves as a meteor to lead a stranger into danger, instead of a guide to safety." However, the editor of the Geelong Advertiser was scathing in his judgement of the captain stating, "it is an undeniable fact...that no wreck has ever occurred on the shores of Port Philip which was not attributable to the ignorance, incapacity or recklessness of the captain or officer in charge...the Princess Royal was cast upon the rocks by a captain who saw the light, but, on his own confession, did not know where it was!" The vessel had totally disappeared by 1 March, and was reportedly insured along with the cargo. The remains of the hull sold for £20. Identifiable remains of the wreck of the Princess Royal have not been located nor reported.".

Robert married Hannah Cairncross JOHNSTON, daughter of George JOHNSTON and Christina, on 9 Jan 1860 in Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. Hannah was born in 1832 in Birsay, Orkney, Scotland and died on 22 Feb 1895 in Emu Bay, Burnie, Tasmania. Australia., at age 63.

Name: Hannah Heinrich
Birth Year: abt 1835
Age: 60
Death Date: 22 Feb 1895
Death Place: Tasmania
Registration Year: 1895
Registration Place: Emu Bay, Tasmania
Registration Number: 145

RESIDENCE: 9 Common Stair,, in 1881, in St George, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.

Emigrated: Departed onboard the vessel "Port Phillip", on 4 Oct 1884, in London, Middlesex, England.

Arrival: Onboard the vessel, "Port Phillip", 30 Nov 1884, Hobart, Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.
Name: Hannah Paton
Estimated birth year: abt 1834
Age: 50
Arrival Date: 30 Nov 1884
Arrival Port: Hobart, Melbourne and Sydney, Australia
Departure Port: London
Ship: Port Phillip.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 1859    i. Ebenezer Johnston "Johnston" PATON was born on 26 Jun 1860 in Birsay, Orkney, Scotland, died on 26 Mar 1929 in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales, at age 68, and was buried after 26 Mar 1929 in Nelson's Bay, Durham, New South Wales, Australia.

1449. John Dunn PATTON ^40,41,43,53 (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 7 Apr 1831 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland,^40,41,43,53 was baptised on 28 Apr 1831 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died on 26 Jan 1914 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, at age 82.

The following notes were discovered in a family member's research documents.

Death of John Dunn Patton
St. George, Edinburgh 685 1 / 74

John Dunn Patton, waterworks contractor, retired, widower of Christina Rollo, died 26th January 1914 at 2 Carlton Street, Edinburgh. Aged 82/
Son of Robert Maxwell Patton, writer deceased and Matilda Russell deceased.
Cause: senile heart failure
Informant: Robert M. Patton, his son, Edina House, Newbigging, Musselburgh.

John Dunn Patton is shown as being a "Law Clerk"

Events

John appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

1871: John resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴⁰ John was listed as being a Builder's Clerk in this census.

1881: John resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴¹ John was listed as being a Contractor's Clerk in this census.

1891: John resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴³

1901: John resided at Edinburgh St Bernard, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁵³

John married Christina Marshall ROLLO,^{22,40,41,43,46} daughter of Robert ROLLO and Christina MACINTOSH,²² on 19 Jan 1857 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. Christina was born on 12 May 1834 in Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland,^{22,40,41,43,46} was baptised on 12 May 1834 in Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, and died in 1903, at age 69.

The following article reference was located in a family members research documents

Marriage of John D. Patton and Christina Rollo
Castle & Portsburgh, Edinburgh (685 3 /12)

On the 19th January 1857 at 13 George Square, marriage after banns was solemnised between us according to the forms of the Church of Scotland -
John D. Patton , aged 23, of 2 Mackenzie Place, Edinburgh, bachelor.
Son of Robert Patton, writer and Matilda Russell
AND
Christine Rollo, aged 22, spinster, daughter of Robert Rollo, merchant and Christina M'intosh.
Witnesses: Charles Patton and Chas. Jas. Hayes Mailor.

Events

1841: Christina resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴⁶

1851: Christina resided at Edinburgh St George, Midlothian, Scotland. ²²

1871: Christina resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴⁰

1881: Christina resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴¹

1891: Christina resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴³

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1860    i. Christina Ann PATTON ^40,41 was born on 7 Dec 1857 in Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.^40,41

+ 1861    ii. Doris Agnes Clow PATTON ^40,41 was born on 28 Apr 1861 in Leith, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.^40,41

+ 1862    iii. Robert Maxwell PATTON ^40,41,43,53 was born on 11 Feb 1863 in Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland,^40,41,43,53 died on 31 Aug 1943 in 117 Newbigging, Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland, at age 80, and was buried in Warriston Cemetery, Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, Scotland. {FGID: 209940424}

+ 1863    iv. Edward Purves PATTON ^40,41,43 was born on 21 Feb 1867 in Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.^40,41,43

+ 1864    v. Johanna Dunn PATTON was born on 9 Jan 1871.

+ 1865    vi. John Dunn PATTON II ^24,41,43,53 was born on 23 Mar 1872 in Athol Cresent, Edinburgh, Scotland^41,43,53 and died on 20 Oct 1905 in Colinton, Midlothian, Scotland, at age 33.

+ 1866    vii. Jessie Rollo PATTON ^41,43,53 was born in 1875 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.^41,43,53

+ 1867    viii. Elizabeth PATTON ^41,43 was born in 1877 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.^41,43

+ 1868    ix. Agnes Burns "Aggie" PATTON ^{43,53,112,113,114} was born on 4 Jul 1881 in Edinburgh St George, Midlothian, Scotland.^{43,53,112,113,114}

1450. James Douglas PATTON (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 25 Aug 1832 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland and died before 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

James was not listed on the 1841 census with his siblings and it is based on this that he is marked as deceased until further evidence arises.

Events

RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1451. Elizabeth Jane PATTON ^{20,22,23,40,41,43} (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 30 Aug 1833 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland,^{22,23,40,41,43} was baptised on 15 Sep 1833 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died before 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

Name: Elizabeth Jane Patton
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 30 Aug 1833
Baptism Date: 15 Sep 1833
Baptism Place: Kirkwall and St Ola,Orkney,Scotland
Father: Robert Patton
Mother: Matilda Russell
FHL Film Number: 990505

Elizabeth was not listed on the 1841 census with her siblings and it is based on this that she is marked as deceased until further evidence arises.

1452. Russell PATTON ^20,22 (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 5 Jul 1835 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland,²² was baptised on 26 Jul 1835 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died on 21 Dec 1876 in Bathurst River, Gambia, Africa, at age 41.

Events

Russell appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

1851: Russell resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1859: Russell was employed as, Law Clerk, in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.

WORKERS WANTED IN THE GAMBIA, AFRICA: The Orkney Herald, 15 Mar 1864, Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.
THE APPLICANTS for the Situations of BOOK-KEEPER and CLERK for the GAMBIA, West Africa, who have not yet lodged testimonials as to character, ability, &c, are requested to do so immediately.
Address (post paid) "J.C.," Herald Office, Kirkwall.

EMPLOYED IN THE GAMBIA, AFRICA: Book-keeper or Clerk, in 1875, in Bathurst River, Gambia, Africa.
Russell & Ninian, were at Bathurst River, Gambia, Africa at the same time. Did Ninian return to Scotland prior to 1870 due to illness?

"British domination of the riverine areas seemed assured after 1857, but the increasing importance of peanut cultivation in Senegal prompted a new imperialism. By 1880 France controlled Senegal; in the 1870s the British attempted twice to trade the Gambia to France, but opposition at home and in the Gambia foiled these plans. Complicating matters was the series of religious conflicts, called the Soninke-Marabout Wars, lasting a half century. Only one Muslim leader, Maba, emerged who could have unified the various kingdoms, but he was killed in 1864. By 1880 the religious aspect had all but disappeared, and the conflicts were carried on by war chiefs such as Musa Mollah, Fodi Silla, and Fodi Kabba."
Source - http://resourcepage.gambia.dk/enc_hist.htm

Perhaps Ninian was lucky to escape with his life, given the death of his brother Russell.

This area of Africa was extremely volatile at this time and whilst it is not know what led to Russell's death, an uprising within this area would not have been unlikely given the political environment.

History of Bathurst River.

In 1816, Alexander Grant, the British commandant, founded Banjul as a trading post and base for suppressing the slave trade. The British renamed Banjul Island as St. Mary's Island and first named Bathurst after The 3rd Earl Bathurst, Secretary of State for War and the Colonies at the time. The name was changed to Banjul in 1973

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1870: Russell resided at Bathurst River, Gambia, Africa.

Russell's obituary was published in the John O'Groat Journal - Obituary on 16 Aug 1877.
DEATHS

At Bathurst River, Gambia, Africa, on the 21st December last, Russell Patton, fifth son of the late Robert Patton, solicitor, Kirkwall.

Russell married Elizabeth "Betsey" GILLIES, daughter of Samuel GILLIES and Elizabeth SOMERVILLE, on 7 Sep 1859 in 1 Young Street, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.¹¹⁵ Elizabeth was born in 1831 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.

Marriage Details: 7 Sep 1859, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ¹¹⁵
The witnesses to the marriage were Thomas Brown (Minister), Helen Gillies and W R Margaret (sic).

Events

1841: Elizabeth resided at Bailie Fyfes Close Edinburgh Trinity College Midlothian Scotland. ¹¹⁶

1851: Elizabeth was employed as, Sewer, in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ¹¹⁷

1861: Elizabeth resided at Islington, Middlesex, England. Betsey was staying with her sister Margaret & Brother-in-law on the night of the 1861 Census.

1861 Census

Name: Betsey Patton
Age: 28
Estimated birth year: 1833
Relation: Sister-in-law
Gender: Female
Where born: Edinboros Mid Teshire
Civil Parish: Islington
Ecclesiastical parish: St Jude
County/Island: Middlesex
Country: England


John Lessels 27
Margaret Lessels 26
John Lessels 2
George H Lessels 11/12
Betsey Patton 28
James Lessels 20.

RESIDENCE: in 1870, in Bathurst River, Gambia, Africa.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 1869    i. PATTON was born on 17 Jun 1860 in Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland and was baptised on 17 Jun 1860.

1453. Jane Isabel PATTON ^20,22,23,40 (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 17 Mar 1837 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland^22,23,40 and was baptised on 7 May 1837 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

Events

Jane appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

1851: Jane resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1861: Jane resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ²³

1871: Jane resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴⁰

Jane married James GRAHAM on 8 Apr 1871 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. James was born about 1830.

Dundee Courier - Tuesday 11 April 1871

MARRIAGES.

At Edinburgh, on the 8th inst. by the Rev. Principal Candlish, Mr JAMES GRAHAM, writer, Edinburgh, to Jane, second surviving daughter of the late Mr Robert Patton, writer, Kirkwall and at the same time, Mr ROBERT PATON, London, to Ellenor, fourth surviving daughter of the late Mr Robert Patton.

It is believed that James was a Writer to the Signet in Dumfries.

Events

1871: James was employed as, Writer to the Signet (Solicitor), in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.

1454. Charles Ninian PATTON (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 31 Jul 1838 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, was baptised on 12 Aug 1838 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died before 1840 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

Events

Charles appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1455. May Ellinor PATTON ^22,23,40 (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 29 Aug 1839 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland^22,23,40 and died before 1871.

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May appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

1851-1861: May resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1456. Charles Purves PATTON ^20,22 (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born in 1840 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.²²

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Charles appeared in the household of Robert PATTON Esq; Writer to the Signet in the High Street census in 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

1851: Charles resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1457. Ninian Purves PATTON ^20,22,44,49 (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 6 Mar 1840 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland,^22,44 was baptised on 3 Jan 1841 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and died on 26 Feb 1870 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, at age 29.

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RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1851: Ninian resided at Main Street, Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

WORKERS WANTED IN THE GAMBIA, AFRICA: The Orkney Herald, on 15 Mar 1864, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

He travelled circa 1865 in Africa.

EMPLOYED IN THE GAMBIA, AFRICA: Book-keeper or Clerk, in 1865, in Bathurst River, Gambia, Africa.
Russell & Ninian, were at Bathurst River, Gambia, Africa at the same time. Did Ninian return to Scotland prior to 1870 due to illness?

"British domination of the riverine areas seemed assured after 1857, but the increasing importance of peanut cultivation in Senegal prompted a new imperialism. By 1880 France controlled Senegal; in the 1870s the British attempted twice to trade the Gambia to France, but opposition at home and in the Gambia foiled these plans. Complicating matters was the series of religious conflicts, called the Soninke-Marabout Wars, lasting a half century. Only one Muslim leader, Maba, emerged who could have unified the various kingdoms, but he was killed in 1864. By 1880 the religious aspect had all but disappeared, and the conflicts were carried on by war chiefs such as Musa Mollah, Fodi Silla, and Fodi Kabba."
Source - http://resourcepage.gambia.dk/enc_hist.htm

Perhaps Ninian was lucky to escape with his life, given the death of his brother Russell.

This area of Africa was extremely volatile at this time and whilst it is not know what led to Russell's death, an uprising within this area would not have been unlikely given the political environment.

History of Bathurst River.

In 1816, Alexander Grant, the British commandant, founded Banjul as a trading post and base for suppressing the slave trade. The British renamed Banjul Island as St. Mary's Island and first named Bathurst after The 3rd Earl Bathurst, Secretary of State for War and the Colonies at the time. The name was changed to Banjul in 1973

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Ninian's obituary was published in the Orkney Herald on 8 Mar 1870.

1458. Elizabeth Jane PATTON ^20,22,23 (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 8 Apr 1842 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland^22,23 and was baptised on 24 Apr 1842 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

Name: Elizabeth Jane Patton
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 8 Apr 1842
Baptism Date: 24 Apr 1842
Baptism Place: Kirkwall and St Ola,Orkney,Scotland
Father: Robert Patton
Mother: Matilda Russel
FHL Film Number: 990505

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1851: Elizabeth resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1861: Elizabeth resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²³

RESIDENCE: Victoria Street, in 1861, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²³

1459. Eleanor PATTON (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 3 Nov 1843 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland and died on 19 Nov 1884 in London, Middlesex, England, at age 41.

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RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

RESIDENCE: Victoria Street, in 1861, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²³

RESIDENCE: in 1881, in St Pancras, Middlesex, England.

Eleanor's obituary was published in the Banffshire Journal, Aberdeenshire Mail, Moray, Nairn, and Inverness Review, and Northern Farmer on 25 Nov 1884.
Banffshire Journal, Aberdeenshire Mail, Moray, Nairn, and Inverness Review, and Northern Farmer, Tuesday, November 25, 1884

At London, on the 19th instant, Ellinor, wife of Robert Paton, and daughter of the late Robert Patton, solicitor, Kirkwall.

Eleanor married Robert PATON, son of Thomas PATON and Agnes WATSON, on 8 Apr 1871 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. Robert was born on 10 Jun 1844 in Whitburn, West Lothian, Scotland and died in Sep 1909 in Lambeth, London, England, at age 65.

Dundee Courier - Tuesday 11 April 1871

MARRIAGES.

At Edinburgh, on the 8th inst. by the Rev. Principal Candlish, Mr JAMES GRAHAM, writer, Edinburgh, to Jane, second surviving daughter of the late Mr Robert Patton, writer, Kirkwall and at the same time, Mr ROBERT PATON, London, to Ellenor, fourth surviving daughter of the late Mr Robert Patton.

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1851: Robert resided at Whitburn, West Lothian, Scotland.

1861: Robert resided at Whitburn, Linlithgowshire.

1881: Robert resided at St Pancras, Middlesex, England.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 1870    i. Thomas PATON was born in 1873 in New Yorkshire (BS), America.

+ 1871    ii. Matilda PATON was born on 31 Oct 1874 in Central District, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.

+ 1872    iii. Agnes PATON was born in 1877 in Scotland.

+ 1873    iv. Robert PATON was born in 1879 in St Pancras, Middlesex, England.

+ 1874    v. Jane PATON was born on 15 Feb 1882 in St Pancras, Middlesex, England.

1460. Edward PATTON ^20,22,23,40 (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 1 Apr 1845 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland^22,23,40 and died on 16 Dec 1877 in San Francisco, California, USA,²¹ at age 32.

Abstracts from the Coroner's Report of Decedents' Property from the 1877-1878 San Francisco Municipal Report

Twenty dollars (gold coin), 95 cents (silver coin). January 17, 1878: Delivered to Lockhard & Porter to defray funeral expenses, as authorized by Resolution No. 11,893, Board of Supervisors.

Source - http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/cr78.htm\\f3


San Francisco municipal reports Fiscal Year 1877-78, Ending June 30, 1878

Edward Patton
Wong Si Too


Colt's revolver, dirk knife. January 17, 1878:
Delivered coin (20 75) to Lockhart & Porter to
defray funeral expenses, as authorized by Resolu-
tion No. 11,893, Board of Supervisors. Balance re-
tained in Coroner's office as evidence in the case.

Twenty dollars (gold coin), 95 cents (silver coin). Jan-
uary 17, 1878: Delivered to Lockhart & Porter to
defray funeral expenses, as authorized "by Reso-
lution No. 11,893, Board of Supervisors.

Purse containing 75 cents, two baggage checks, match-

Source - https://archive.org/stream/sanfranciscomuni77sanfrich/sanfranciscomuni77sanfrich_djvu.txt

It would appear that a Chinaman was somehow involved at the time of Edward's death and that he too died.

From the same source above we find .......

Dec 18 1877 Wong Si Too - Purse containing 75 cents, two baggage checks, match box, salve-box and papers. December 18th: Delivered to N. Gray & Co., at request of LEE TEI QUAN, President Teong Wo Co.

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1851: Edward resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1861: Edward resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²³

RESIDENCE: Victoria Street, in 1861, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²³

1871: Edward resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴⁰

1461. Agnes Burns PATON ^{22,23,40,41,43,53,54,55} (Robert Esq; Writer to the Signet¹¹²⁶, William⁸⁵⁸, John Dunn⁷⁰⁶, James⁴⁸⁹, William (PATOUN)³⁴⁸, Matthew (Australia / USA Connection)²⁴⁶, William Henry "Henry"¹⁷⁸, William Thomas (Rev.)⁹⁸, Gratian Thomas⁵³, William (Historian), Lord of Stoke Manor²⁹, Richard of London²⁰, Richard "Barbour" Of Wainfleet¹⁴, Nicholas (WAYNFLETE)¹², John of Dagenham Court, Essex¹⁰, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁸, John Lord of Dagenham Court⁷, Richard IV Lord of Dagenham Court⁵, Richard III, Lord of Dagenham Court and Patten House, Essex⁴, Richard II of Patten House - Chelmsford³, Richard (PATINE), of Patten House - Chelmsford, England², Patton Familly Lines¹) was born on 22 May 1847 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland^{22,23,40,41,43,53,54,55} and died on 19 Nov 1937 in 155 Dalkeith Road, Edinburgh, Scotland, at age 90.

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1851: Agnes resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

RESIDENCE: Main Street, in 1851, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²²

1861: Agnes resided at Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²³

1871: Agnes resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁴⁰

RESIDENCE: Victoria Street, in 1861, in Kirkwall & St Ola, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland. ²³

1891: Agnes resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁵⁵

1881: Agnes resided at Edinburgh St Giles, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁵⁴

1901: Agnes resided at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. ⁵³

Agnes married William STEELL,^{20,41,43,46,53,55,118} son of Sir John Robert STEELL ^{20,54,55,119,120,121} and Lady Elizabeth GRAHAM, on 2 Jun 1875 in St George, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. William was born on 14 Sep 1836^{41,43,46,53,55,118} and died on 2 Jun 1917 in 216 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, at age 80.

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Son of Sir John Robert Steell, renowned Scottish Sculpto, 1836, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. William was an Architect
William was also the son of reknowned Scottish Sculptor's, Sir John Rober Steell. One William's few forays from Architecture into the art world of Sculpturing was the pedestal for Sir John's statue of Dr Thomas Chalmers on George Street in Edinburgh.

Below are some notes about William's father, Sir John Robert Steell..............

Sir John Robert Steell who was born in Aberdeen, but his family moved to 5 Calton Hill in Edinburgh in 1806.[2] He was one of the thirteen children (eleven surviving beyond infancy) of John Steell senior (1779-1849), a carver and guilder, and Margaret Gourlay, the daughter of William Gourlay, a Dundee shipbuilder. As the family grew they moved to a larger house at 20 Calton Hill.[3] Due to his father's own fame as a sculptor, for much of his early working career he is referred to as John Steel Junior.

Steell initially followed his father, training to be a carver himself, being apprenticed in 1818. In 1819 his father was declared bankript by the Trades of Calton, bringing much shame on the family.[4] However, John junior showed artistic talent, and despite this, the family sent him to study art at the Trustees Academy in Edinburgh, under Andrew Wilson.

Working with his father from studios at 6 Hanover Street his first major step came in 1827 when the North British Fire Insurance Company, at 1 Hanover Street, commissioned a huge timber statue of St Andrew to be placed on the outside of their office. The work appears closely based on a sketch of a statue of St Andrew in Rome by François Duquesnoy. As the office stood immediately opposite the Royal Scottish Academy it was quickly noticed by Edinburgh's artistic society, and acknowledged as a fine work. In 1829, spurred on by the success of this work, he travelled to Rome to study sculpture more intensely.

The first work to attract international attention was Alexander taming Bucephalus carved in 1832'9633 (cast in bronze in 1883, and now standing in the quadrangle of Edinburgh City Chambers). Around 1838 he was appointed as Sculptor to Her Majesty the Queen, a post which was later recognised as part of the Royal Household in Scotland.[7] In 1840 he opened Scotland's first foundry on Grove Street in Edinburgh, dedicated to sculpture, in order to cast his statue of Wellington himself.

In 1854 he commissioned a new house for himself at 24 Greenhill Gardens and lived there for the rest of his life. His fame by then was international, receiving commissions from the United States, Canada and New Zealand. Prior to this he had lived at 3 Randolph Place on the edge of the Moray Estate in Edinburgh's West End.

He exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy and the Royal Academy, and was knighted in 1876 following the unveiling, by Queen Victoria, of his statue The Prince Consort, which stands in the centre of Charlotte Square in Edinburgh.

Sir John Robert Steell died at home, 24 Greenhill Gardens in Edinburgh's southern suburbs, on 15 September 1891 and is buried in an unmarked grave in Edinburgh's Old Calton Cemetery. This grave was purchased by his father John Steell senior and many members of the Steell and Gourlay families are also interred there.


Sir John Robert Steell's works include:

a wooden statue of St Andrew in the Dalkeith Kilwinning No. X masonic lodge, Dalkeith (1827) - the work originally at 1 Hanover Street in Edinburgh.
a bust of Wardlaw Ramsay in the Scottish Missionary Society Hall, Edinburgh, 1838
the statue of Sir Walter Scott sitting with his dog Maida under the Scott Monument, carved 1840'9646 from a single 30 ton block of Carrara marble.
a stone statue of Queen Victoria on top of the Royal Scottish Academy (originally called Edinburgh's Royal Institution), 1844.
a bust of the Duke of Wellington at Eton College, 1845.
a bust of the Duke of Wellington at Apsley House, 1846.
pediment of the Head Office of the Bank of Montreal in Montreal, 1847.
a statue of artist Allan Ramsay at the foot of The Mound in Edinburgh, 1850.
a bronze equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington outside Register House in Edinburgh, 1852. When it was unveiled the press dubbed the statue "the Iron Duke in bronze by Steell".
the gravestone of Professor John Wilson in Dean Cemetery in Edinburgh, 1854.
a statue of Professor John Wilson in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh, 1856.
a statue of Lord Melville the centrepiece of Melville Street in Edinburgh, 1857.
a bust of Lord Cockburn standing in Parliament House, Edinburgh, 1857.
a statue of Lord Jeffrey also in Parliament House, 1857.
a bust of Sir John McNeill, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh, 1859.
a bronze bust of Florence Nightingale, on display at Derby Museum and Art Gallery, Derby, 1862.[14]
a monument to the Duke of Atholl at Blair Atholl, Perth, 1864.
a statue of Lord Dalhousie in Calcutta, 1864.
a monument to soldiers from the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders regiment who fell in the Crimean War, situated in Glasgow Cathedral, 1869.
a seated statue of Scottish national poet Robert Burns in Central Park, New York City, 1871.
a monument to Dean Ramsay east of St John's Church, on Princes Street Edinburgh, 1875.
a bust of Thomas de Quincey in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, 1876.
a statue of Prince Albert (entitled The Prince Consort) in Charlotte Square in Edinburgh, 1876.
a statue of Robert Burns in Dunedin, New Zealand, 1877.
a statue of Dr. Thomas Chalmers in George Street, Edinburgh, 1878.
a bust of Warburton Begbie in the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 1879.
a seated statue of Sir Walter Scott in Central Park, New York City, 1880.
a statue of Robert Burns in Dundee, 1880.
a statue of Robert Burns on the Embankment in London, 1884.
a bust of Robert Burns in Westminster Abbey, 1885.
a bronze bas relief funerary panel of Lord and Lady Rutherfurd, and later a marble bust of Lady Rutherfurd, modelled after her death mask
a bust of Earl Grey in the Council Chambers, Edinburgh.
the statue Alexander taming Bucephalus in the courtyard in front of Edinburgh's City Chambers
a statue of early Scottish parliamentarian George Kinloch in Dundee

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Steell
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