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     Fannie Jane Mobley Confusion? Possible error here!

1880 Census of Breckinridge Co, Bewleyville district

Mobley, Aaron W?     age 60     farmer     b. VA          f.b. VA     m.b. VA
     Mary E.     age 41     wife     b. KY           KY      VA
     Thomas R.     age 17     son     b. KY
     John W.     age 15     son     b. KY
     Charley     age 8          b. KY
     Fannie Mae     age 1     dau     b. KY

Our Fannie is listed as Fannie Jane. Could this have been a mistake either on the death cert or the census?     
She married Richard John Nix, son of Franklin Nix and Mary Ellen Collins. She was born circa 1878 at Garfield, KY. She died on 24 January 1967. Had cancer of the rectum.

     Her married name was Newton. Idonea Montague married William Newton. She was born circa 1430 at England.

     As of 29 April 1797,her married name was Mattingly. Peggy Montgomery married John "Pippy" Mattingly, son of Leonard MATTINGLY SR. and Mary (Polly) HAYDEN, on 29 April 1797 at KY.

     Her married name was Webster. Mary Moore married Nathaniel Webster, son of Aaron Webster and Elizabeth ? (?).

     Her married name was Webster. Mary Moore was born after 1761. She married Nathaniel Webster, son of Aaron Webster and Elizabeth ? (?), after 1761.

     Nicholas Moore married Anna Sackett. He was born in 1667 at England.

     Sarah Ann Moore was born on 17 May 1692 at Down, Ulster, Ireland. She married John MERCER on 12 June 1713. She died in 1750 at Queens Co, NY, USA.

     Bettie Dean Moorman CEM. RECORD SUGGESTS DAVID C> MAY HAVE BEEN HUSBAND #1. She buried beside first husband. Her married name was MATTINGLY. She married John MOORMAN. She was born on 17 February 1855. She married Joseph C. MATTINGLY, son of Leonard "Lennie" MATTINGLY (III) and Sarah Ann MATTINGLY, circa 1902. She died on 15 February 1930 at Breckinridge Co. Ky. at age 74.

     John MOORMAN married Bettie Dean Moorman.

     Lady Daubney Paulet More married William Gibbs, son of Anthony Gibbs and Joan Parker, circa 1556 at Melplash, England. She died in 1571 at Meplash, England.

     Anne Morgan found in "Virginia Biography" p 294. She Inherited 1/2 of father's large estate in York Co Va. She was born circa 1675 at York Co., VA. She married Dr. David Alexander before 1698.

     Charity "Mary" Morgan was also known as Chariety Shircliffe. She was born in 1718. She married George HAYDEN, son of William HAYDEN Sr and Elizabeth Thompson, in 1736 at St Marys Co, MD.

     Francis Morgan Jr Inherited father's large estate in York Co. VA. He is found in "Virginia Biography" P 294. He married (?) Unknown. He was born circa 1636. He was a Member of the House of Burgesses between 1647 and 1653 at York Co., VA. He died in 1698 at York Co., VA.

     Francis Morgan Sr. Read for interesting info on him

(2a) 1638, 20 Aug: Sir John Harvey, Governor of VA, granted to Francis Morgan 50 acres in Charles River Co., adjacent east upon Cocke's Thickett, due for transporting one servant called John Covell into the colony.
(1)     1647: Captain of Militia and Burgess for York.
(1)     1648: Justice of York Co., VA.
(1)     1652-1653: Captain of Ivlilitia and Burgess for York.
(1)     1657: Left one son Francis at his death who was heir to his large estate. (2a) 26 Oct 1657: The estate of Francis Morgan is recorded, totaling 30,043 lbs. of tobacco. He appears to have been a merchant, since certain articles are listed as being for his own use and that of his family. The only item with a name is "payd Gload Gallant for a 50 foot house on Walplates with a come loaft 00700." Signed Edward Lockey. This was a splendid VA estate for that period, and every bit of it and more was owed to the English.
He Records of the land office in Capitol at Richmond show that Francis
Morgan received land grants in York and Gloucester counties, VA
as early as 1637. Land Grant Book 1, page 483. From 1637 to 1652 he
received 2260 acres in payment for the transportation by him of
various persons to the colony of Virginia.

Land Grant to Francis Morgan in 1642: Land office in the Capitol i n Richmond, VA, Book 1, Vol. 2, p. 807:

"To all etc. Whereas etc. Now know ye that I the said Sir. William Berkeley Knight. Doe with the consent of the Counsel of State do
ye grant unto Francis Morgan, on thousand acres of land in fresh water Creek running for awhile along the river one hundred and sixty chains East North East to a little Creek called Morgan's Creek, bounded with, that creeks North North East to the head two hundred and forty chains, thence North West to the Great Creek one

hundred sixty chains, thence along the Great Creek South South West to the place it began. The said land being due unto him by and for the Transportation of twenty persons to the Colony whose names are in the records under this patent; To have and to Hold, etc. Yielding and paying etc. unto our Sovereign Lord the King his heirs and successors for every fifty acres of land herein granted yearly at the feast of St. Michael the Archangel, the fee rent of one shilling to his Majesties use, who, payment. is to be made seven years after the entry of his Claim being the 20th of July 1642 and not before, according etc Gives etc. Dated the 10th day of August 1642."

Several land grants made to Francis Morgan in 1637 and 1638 were co united when his son, Francis Morgan, transferred the land which he inherited.

Although it is evident that Francis Morgan was a gentleman of wealth, owning land and servants in Virginia as early as 1637, nothing is definitely known as to his ancestry. Although no proof of relationship, it is probable that Sir Charles Morgan, Knight, mentioned on page 82, of Volume 1 Hening's "Statutes at Large," may have been a relative, perhaps the father of Francis Morgan. The date of this reference was 23 May 1609, two years after the settlement of Jamestown.

A book entitled "The Genealogy of Thomas French" makes mention of another Francis Morgan, perhaps ancestor of this one. In Volume 1, page 50, "Francis Morgan, about the middle of sixteenth century for a time filled an honorable place upon the local bench in the Nether Heyford, Northamptonshire, England; and that the family were active and influential in the parish for two centuries.~~

Above taken from:" Francis Morgan, An Early Virginia Burgess and some of his Descendants," Annie Noble Sims, 1920.

He found in "Virginia Colonial Abstracts" by beverly Fleet, York Co. 1648-1657, p 139-140. He found in "Virginia Biography" p 294. He married (?) Unknown. He died in 1657 at York Co., VA.

     Mary Morgan married Basil Clements, son of Bennet Hanson Clements II and Charity Davis, on 8 February 1798 at St Charles, Marion, KY. She was born circa 1880 at Bardstown, KY.

     Patrick Morgan lived at Washington, KY. He fought in the Revolutionary War against England. He married Unknown (?)

     Her married name was Buckner. Sarah Morgan married Thomas Buckner. She was born circa 1675.

     Ann (Nancy) Morton Had twin sister named Jane. She was born circa 1725 at Orange Co., VA. As of circa 1743,her married name was BOURNE. She married Henry BOURNE, son of John BOURNE II and Elizabeth Johnson, on 3 July 1745 at VA. She died after 1759 at Orange Co., VA.

     Jane Morton was born circa 1735. As of circa 1735,her married name was BOURNE. She married Andrew BOURNE, son of John BOURNE II and Elizabeth Johnson, circa 1735.

     Johanna Morton married Thomas LEE Esquire, son of John DeLee III and Elizabeth Corbin. She died after 1526.

     John Morton was born in 1650 at Richmond, VA. He married Sarah Deborah Hughes circa 1699 at Richmond, VA. He died on 2 May 1722 at Richmond, VA.

     John Morton was born at Northumberland, VA. He died in 1722 at VA.

     William Morton was born circa 1686 at Richmond, VA. He married Ann Mothershead circa 1699 at VA. He died on 28 July 1784 at Orange, VA.

     John Morton? married Sarah BOURNE, daughter of John BOURNE II and Elizabeth Johnson.

     Her married name was Morton. Ann Mothershead was born in 1698 at VA. She married William Morton, son of John Morton and Sarah Deborah Hughes, circa 1699 at VA. She died circa 1748 at Richmond, VA.

     Ann Mottrom married Richard Wright. Her married name was Wright.

     Jacob Mulberry was born in 1760 at Fayette, VA. He died in 1822 at Scott, KY.