. Genealogia delle famiglie Cloyd, Basye e Tapp in America; con brevi schizzi che si riferiscono alle famiglie di Ingels, Jones, Marshall e Smith. Inty, e Jane e suo marito, DavidTurner, nella contea di Randolph. 12 MARIA CLOYD, la seconda figlia di Giovanni, 4, fu il 9-24-1762, m. Alexander Moore a Nashville, Tennessee, 2-22-1798. Bambino :*38. Stephen Cloyd. 13. MARGARET CLOYD, (n. 1-24-1766, in Montgomery Co., Va., d. 10-3-1845, in Wilson Co., Ten.), dau. Di John, 4, e Margaret (Scott) Cloyd, m. John Williamson, (n. 12-16-1764, inMontgomery County, Virginia, d.. 8-7-1829, in Wilson Co., Tenn). *tra i Th

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. Genealogy of the Cloyd, Basye and Tapp families in America; with brief sketches referring to the families of Ingels, Jones, Marshall and Smith . unty, and Jane and her husband, DavidTurner, in Randolph County. 12. MARY CLOYD, the second daughter of John, 4, was b.9-24-1762, m. Alexander Moore at Nashville, Tenn., 2-22-1798. Child :*38. Stephen Cloyd. 13. MARGARET CLOYD, (b. 1-24-1766, in Montgomery Co., Va., d. 10-3-1845, in Wilson Co., Tenn.), dau. of John, 4, andMargaret (Scott) Cloyd, m. John Williamson, (b. 12-16-1764, inMontgomery County, Va., d. 8-7-1829, in Wilson Co., Tenn). *Among the pioneers of Augusta County, Va., were three brothersof Scotish extraction, who came from County Down in Ireland, where theywere born. They were Thomas, John and Andrew Eeid. Thomas, the oldest, married a highland woman, named McKean, andhad three sons, Col. John Eeid Jr., Nathan and Alexander. Col. Johnmarried Martha and Nathan, Sarah, daughters of their Uncle John. Alex-ander moved to Kentucky and he or his son, represented Shelby Countyin the legislature in 1801. For further account of the Eeids, see Historic Families of Kentucky-Green.. Judge W. H. Williamson 152, Sec. 3 The Cloyd Family 105 They were m. in Montgomery Co., Va., in 1781, when he wasseventeen and she fifteen years of age. In 1789 with others ofthe Cloyd family, they removed to Wilson Co., Tenn. JohnWilliamson was a private under Gen. Nathaniel Green in theRevolution and was at the battle of Kings Mountain. Williamson Children.*39. Sallie, (or Sarah), b. 4-4-1782; m. James Foster. 40. Margaret, b. 1-29-1784; m. Thos. Williamson; had one daughter who married Newton Cloyd, besides severalsons. 41. Robert John, b. 4-17-1786; m. Sarah Tate and moved to Arkansas. 42. Rebecka, b. 1-22-1788; m. Zachariah Tate, and left a large family. Mrs. Emily Doon, a daughter, livesin Oklahoma. *43. George, b. 10-10-1793; m. Mrs. Hannah Mabry Crutch-field and had three sons. *44. Elizabeth or Betsy, b. 3-8-1790; m. (1) John Rober

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