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Thomson Family Bible Marriage Record
glass_michaeladded this on 25 Sep 2012 LaThomsonoriginally submitted this to Thomson on 17 Jun 2012 Transcription of text in document Warner A. Thomson (father of Wm Thomson and son of Dr. John Thomson of Berryville Va who was the son of Rev James Thomson a Church of England Clergyman from Glasgow Scotland who settled in Fauquier Co. Va. in 1769) was married to Frances E. Sydnor on the 14t of Novr 1839 at the house of her Aunt M. Fanny __cheske_, in Fairfax Co Va.
Thomson Family Bible Marriage Record
glass_michaeladded this on 25 Sep 2012
LaThomsonoriginally submitted this to Thomson on 17 Jun 2012
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Warner A. Thomson (father of Wm Thomson and son of Dr. John Thomson of Berryville Va who was the son of Rev James Thomson a Church of England Clergyman from Glasgow Scotland who settled in Fauquier Co. Va. in 1769) was married to Frances E. Sydnor on the 14t of Novr 1839 at the house of her Aunt M. Fanny __cheske_, in Fairfax Co Va.
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Thomson family bible marriage records
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Thomson Family Bible Marriage Record glass_michaeladded this on 25 Sep 2012 LaThomsonoriginally submitted this to Thomson on 17 Jun 2012
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Warner A. Thomson (father of Wm Thomson and son of Dr. John Thomson of Berryville Va who was the son of Rev James Thomson a… |
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Record for Jane Hoge
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Record for Mary Glass
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Record for William Hoge Notes on William hoge William Hoge died before August 8, 1749. On that day his will was filed and recorded in the Frederick County clerk's office, but was not probated. His widow, Mary Hoge, declined accepting the provisions thereof, and claimed her dower. The land came into the possession of the Rev. John Hoge, the heir-at-law, he being the eldest son of his father John, who in turn was the eldest son of William. On this land stands the old Opequon Presbyterian Church, organized by the Rev. James Anderson in 1737, and which, except for one or two short periods, has served that denomination to this day. In 1745 William Hoge conveyed to the trustees of this church two acres for a burying ground, but did not as frequently stated, donate the church lot, which was purchased in 1795 by the trustees from Adam Kern and Christina, his wife, who at that time owned most of this old patent. On the site of the original home of William Hoge stands the large mansion house, now the home of Mrs. Hardy Grim, and which was built about 1850 by Stephen Pritchard, whose family owned the tract for many years. In the graveyard west of this house are buried many of the Hoges and Pritchards. robpugadded this on 2 Dec 2010 carolbwilkersonoriginally submitted this to Sturgill Family Tree on 31 Dec 2009
Notes on William hoge
William Hoge died before August 8, 1749.
On that day his will was filed and recorded in the Frederick County clerk's office, but was not probated.
His widow, Mary Hoge, declined accepting the provisions thereof, and claimed her dower.
The land came into the possession of the Rev. John Hoge, the heir-at-law, he being the eldest son of his father John, who in turn was the eldest son of William.
On this land stands the old Opequon Presbyterian Church, organized by the Rev. James Anderson in 1737, and which, except for one or two short periods, has served that denomination to this day. In 1745 William Hoge conveyed to the trustees of this church two acres for a burying ground, but did not as frequently stated, donate the church lot, which was purchased in 1795 by the trustees from Adam Kern and Christina, his wife, who at that time owned most of this old patent. On the site of the original home of William Hoge stands the large mansion house, now the home of Mrs. Hardy Grim, and which was built about 1850 by Stephen Pritchard, whose family owned the tract for many years. In the graveyard west of this house are buried many of the Hoges and Pritchards.
robpugadded this on 2 Dec 2010
carolbwilkersonoriginally submitted this to Sturgill Family Tree on 31 Dec 2009
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1649 - 1693 (44 years)
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