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4. Of Philadelphia Willing Mary Shippen-78627 (Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born in 1740.
Stella Hardy, p. 105. USA/Virginia http by John Marshall at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/%7Emarshall/esmd207.htm and in series, for Carter. See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html -
Mary married Colonel of "Westover" Byrd William III-13178 son of Planter of "Westover" Byrd William-5374 and wife2 Taylor Maria-9643. William was born in 1728. He was christened in 1731 in active. He died in 1777.
www.wargs.com. Stella Hardy, p. 105. Morton p. 26. Hardy, p. 283. but she gives no birth or death dates. USA/Virginia http by John Marshall at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/%7Emarshall/esmd207.htm and in series, for Carter. See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html - He is a Loyalist during the Revolution. Byrd, William III of Lunenburgh County. See Greene, Carter diary, Vol. 1, p. 97. See Price, Different Kind, p. 26. Buchanans suffered from dealing with this man as his affairs were known to be in disorder. See Nagel, Lees of Virginia, Byrd rumoured to be squandering and being £100,000 in debt. USA/Virginia http by John Marshall at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/%7Emarshall/esmd207.htm and in series, for Carter.
William and Mary had the following children:
11 M i Byrd Charles Willing-6500 was born on 22 Jul 1770.
See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html -Charles married Mead Sarah-36252 daughter of Mead Progenitor-36253 and MNotknown Miss-2456.
See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html -+ 12 F ii Byrd Maria Horsmanden-72828 was born in 1761. + 13 F iii Byrd Evelyn Taylor-360513. 14 F iv Byrd Abby-73841 was born in 1767. 15 M v Byrd Richard Willing-146353 was born in 1774. He died in 1815.
See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html -16 M vi Byrd William Boyd-155900 was born in 1770. He died in 1820 in Circa.
See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html -William married Lewis Susan-360514 daughter of Lewis Progenitor-360515 and LNotknown Miss-360516 in Sep.
She is a descendant of Pocahontas in http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html -+ 17 F vii wife2 Byrd Abigail-392995 was born in 1767.
5. Willing Anne-50572 (Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born on 16 Jul 1733.
Anne married Merchant Financier Philadelphia Francis Tench Jnr.-50562 son of Lawyer Jurist Maryland Philadelphia Francis Tench Snr-50574 and Turbutt Elizabeth-16430.
Philadephia Merchant Financier. gapsbuel. Does he operate for Rbt Morris? Buel, p. 206.
Tench and Anne had the following children:
+ 18 M i Francis Thomas Willing-479846 was born in 1767. He died in 1815.
6. slaver merchant banker Willing Thomas-334696 (Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born in 1731 in Philadelphia. He died in 1821.
He did not sign American Declaration of Independence. USA/Virginia http by John Marshall at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/%7Emarshall/esmd207.htm and in series, for Harrison. Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.Code-US.
Philadelphia Merchant,US-India. He seems to have two drs at least. In October 1793 Sydney was visited by Capt Rogers in the Fairy, an American snow from Boston, he was wanting to go to Nootka for furs for Canton, see p. 45 of Rhys Richards article on cruise of Kingston and Daniel Bennett. By 1802, there are a few US ships off the west African coast meeting London whalers, see article on Cruise of the Kingston and Daniel Bennet by Rhys Richards. Bhagat p. 13 cites EICo officials noting in 1806-1807 that American trade in India in that period exceeded "everything of the kind recorded in the Commercial History of British India". some 23 US ships visited Madras in 1805. Jefferson's embargo of Dec 1807 largely ruined this extensive trade, there was some consternation with the British at the reduction of cashflow and turnover. This man had a son aboard ship United States to India. Note this US ship at India, Pondicherry, the French base, so naturally the English were suspicious of it. He is probably the man in Holden Furber article re the United States the first US ship to India, on board which was this man's son. Partners with Robert Morris. But see the article by P. C. F. Smith, The Empress of China scheme began to take shape in 4-6 weeks after May 1783, with formation of the Society of the Cincinnati, an elite "brotherhood" drawn from the officers of the Continental Army and navy (Daniel Parker the trader not one of them). Several of them were interested financially or otherwise. A catalyst of the China plan was John Ledyard, who had been out with Cook, third voyage, re North-West Passage, furs, and China market. Also involved was William Duer of New York, Daniel Parker and his associates, qv, Walter Livingston of New York. Also John Holker. Then Robert Morris. Maybe, Turnbull, Marmie and Co of Philadelphia. Meanwhile, G. Bhagat article p. 8, Note 19, says that United States as first US ship to India was owned by Philip Moore, Mark Bird, James Wilson, Joseph Harrison, James Hood, John Redman (with Thomas Redman a surgeon aboard), and Joshua Humphreys. Cf., Samuel W. Woodhouse Jr., Log and Journal of the ship United States on a Voyage to China in 1784., The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography., Vol. LV, 1931. pp. 226. But noting that Holden Furber in John Company at Work says she was owned by Thomas Willing, and he is supported there by another writer. Lord Macartney in India thought she was owned by Thomas Willing. Bhagat is not convinced Willing was the only owner, as most Philadelphia ships were jointly owned. Cf., G. Bhagat, America's Commercial and Consular Relations with India, 1784, 1860. Unpub Ph.D thesis. Yale, 1963. gapskey. Fix gaps4 if his father is with Robert Morris.
Thomas married McCall Anne-276094 daughter of McCall Samuel-276101 and MNotknown Miss-276102. Anne was born in 1745. She died in 1781.
USA/Virginia http by John Marshall at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/%7Emarshall/esmd207.htm and in series, for Harrison. Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
Thomas and Anne had the following children:
+ 19 M i Willing George-276086 died in 1827. + 20 F ii Willing Elizabeth-359022. + 21 M iii Willing Thomas Wayne-359023 died in 1822. + 22 M iv Willing Richard-359024 died in 1858. + 23 F v Willing Ann-100277 was born in 1764. She died in May 1801. 24 M vi Willing Junior-78567.
gaps4 his name He is son1. On first US ship to India, named the United States.+ 25 M vii Willing Charles-359044 was born in 1766. He died in 1799. + 26 F viii Willing Abigail-359045. + 27 M ix Willing William Shippen-359046 died in 1821. + 28 F x Willing Dorothy-479847 was born in 1772. She died in 1842.
10. Willing Dorothy-359040 (Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born in 1735. She died in 1782.
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Dorothy married Captain RN Sir Stirling Walter-188367 son of Stirling Walter-335109 and Ruthven Janet-335110. Walter was born in 1718 in Sheva Fife Scotland. He died in 1786 in London.
gapskey re name willing He is of Faskine. http mysouthernfamily/ Is he of Faskine? This man is offered a baronetcy by Geo III after he is apppointed commander-in-chief at the Nore. Note: In Christie, non-elite MPs, p. 81 is note for MP Walter Stirling son of naval officer Sir Walter Stirling 1718-1786, with the son born in Philadelphia. ADB for James Stirling, governor of WA.
Walter and Dorothy had the following children:
+ 29 F i Stirling Anna-188366 died in 1830. + 30 F ii Stirling Anne-359336. + 31 M iii Vice-Admiral White Stirling Charles-150893 was born in 1760. He died in 1833. + 32 M iv Sir Bart1 of Faskine Stirling Walter-103490. + 33 F v Stirling Anne-77296 was born in 1762. She died in 1830.
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