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12. Byrd Maria Horsmanden-72828 (Mary Shippen Willing , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born in 1761.
http on Virginian genealogy by Warner Broaduss. See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html -
Maria married Of "Pagebrook" Clark Co VA Page John-72829 son of Of Broad Neck Page Robert-72830 and PNotknown Miss-73711 in 1784. John was born in 1760 in "Pagebrook", Frederick Co Va. He died in 1838.
Stella Hardy, p. 105. http on Virginian genealogy by Warner Broaduss. See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html -
John and Maria had the following children:
34 M i Of Smithfield Page Richard Willing-72832.
Stella Hardy, p. 106. Not named in http on Virginian genealogy by Warner Broaduss.Richard married Harrison Lucy of "Brandon"-7369 daughter of Harrison Nathaniel-7370 and data problem Carter-Fitzhugh Miss-72835.
Stella Hardy, p. 106.+ 35 M ii Dr MD Page Robert Powell II-278121 was born in 1794. He died in 1849. + 36 F iii Page Mary Walker-278122. + 37 M iv Of Pagebrooke Page William Byrd-393000 was born in 1787. He died in 1829.
13. Byrd Evelyn Taylor-360513 (Mary Shippen Willing , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ).
See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html - Stella Hardy, p. 105, p. 288.
Evelyn married Hon of Surrey Co Va of "Brandon" Harrison Benjamin-72836 son of Hon of Brandon Harrison Nathaniel II-72872 and Digges Mary-301478 in Va.
Stella Hardy, p. 105, p. 288. See http://members.tripod.com/~SFinch/index-2.html -
Benjamin and Evelyn had the following children:
38 M i Of Upper Brandon Harrison William Byrd-73839.
Stella Hardy, p. 288.William married Harrison Mary Randolph-73831 daughter of Harrison Randolph-8360 and Randolph Mary-73825.
Stella Hardy, p. 288.+ 39 F ii Harrison Anne-7378 was born in 1769. She died in 1842.
17. wife2 Byrd Abigail-392995 (Mary Shippen Willing , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born in 1767.
http mysouthernfamily - http://www.angelfire.com/realm3/ruvignyplus/ 017.html
Abigail married Judge Professor Nelson William-437326 son of Hon of Yorktown Va Nelson William-14537 and Burwell Elizabeth-14521. William was born in 1758/1759. He died in 1814.
http://www.angelfire.com/realm3/ruvignyplus/ 017.html
William and Abigail had the following children:
+ 40 F i Nelson Evelyn Byrd-392999 was born in 1792. She died in 1820. 41 F ii Nelson Abby Byrd-437367. + 42 F iii Nelson Mary Taliaferro-437368 was born in 1798. 43 F iv Nelson Elizabeth-437371. + 44 F v Nelson Lucy-437372 died in 1815.
18. Francis Thomas Willing-479846 (Anne Willing , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born in 1767. He died in 1815.
Thomas married Willing Dorothy-479847 daughter of slaver merchant banker Willing Thomas-334696 and McCall Anne-276094. Dorothy was born in 1772. She died in 1842.
They had the following children:
+ 45 F i Francis Anna-479845 was born in 1802. She died in 1864. + 46 M ii Francis Willing-359043. 47 F iii Francis Elizabeth-359041 was born in 1796. She died in 1866. Elizabeth married (1) Harrison Henry-479848 son of Harrison Progenitor-484542 and HNotknown Miss-484544. Elizabeth married (2) Francis John Brown-479849 son of Francis Progenitor-494998 and FNotknown Miss-494999.
19. Willing George-276086 (Thomas , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) died in 1827.
USA/Virginia http by John Marshall at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/%7Emarshall/esmd207.htm and in series, for Harrison.
George married Blackwell Rebecca Harrison-276085 daughter of Dr Rev Anglican Blackwell Robert-276071 and Harrison Rebecca-276068. Rebecca was born in 1782 in Philadephia PA.
USA/Virginia http by John Marshall at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/%7Emarshall/esmd207.htm and in series, for Harrison.
George and Rebecca had the following children:
+ 48 F i Willing Maria-276103 was born in 1801. 49 F ii Willing Harriet-313966. Harriet married Ralston Henry-334686 son of Ralston Progenitor-334687 and RNotknown Miss-334685. 50 F iii Willing Rebecca Harrison-359289. Rebecca married Thompson George Henry-359290 son of Thompson Progenitor-382854 and TNotknown Miss-382855. 51 F iv Cousin Willing Eliza Moore-359291. Eliza married Swift Joseph-359292 son of Swift Progenitor-390867 and SNotknown Miss-390868. + 52 F v Willing Dorothy Frances-359293.
20. Willing Elizabeth-359022 (Thomas , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ).
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
Elizabeth married Major Jackson William-359107 son of Jackson Progenitor-359108 and JNotknown Miss-359109. William died in 1828.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
William and Elizabeth had the following children:
21. Willing Thomas Wayne-359023 (Thomas , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born in Philadelphia. He died in 1822 in Boston.
Thomas married Nixon Jane-359114 daughter of Nixon John-359115 and Davis Elizabeth-359116.
They had the following children:
22. Willing Richard-359024 (Thomas , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) died in 1858.
Richard married Moore Elizabeth-359102 daughter of Moore Thomas Lloyd-359103 and MNotknown Miss-359104.
They had the following children:
+ 57 M i Of Philadelphia Willing Edward Shippen-94387 was born in 1843. He died in 1906.
23. Willing Ann-100277 (Thomas , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born in 1764. She died in May 1801.
She is eldest dr in http. See also, Burke's P&B for Baring, then, Northbrook. See Claude G. Bower, Jefferson and Hamilton: the struggle for democracy in America. New York, Houghton Mifflin Co., 1953.
Ann married Senator of Philadelphia Bingham William-18501 son of Bingham William-276079 and Stamper Mary-276080. William was born on 8 Mar 1753 in North America. He was christened in 1776 in active. He died in 1804.
Code-red. Code-US. Drs marriages in Hidy, Barings, Am trade, p. 29. Burke's P&B for Baring. On his dr married to Baring(?), see Stenton, Brit Partls, Vol. 1, pp. 21-23. fix backcheck re earlier Binghams in England to find any links? GEC, Peerage, Bath, p. 26. See Ferguson, Purse, pp. 78ff. This man a Robert Morris partner to Martinique by 1776 as American Commissioner. He is of Philadelphia. Burke's P&B for Northbrook. Below is from http - WILLIAM BINGHAM was born in Philadelphia on the 8th March, 1753. He was educated at the academy and college in that city. On the 29th of November, 1768, he received a diploma, as Bachelor of Arts, and on the 28th of June, 1771, a diploma as Master of Arts. In 1778, Congress appointed him Consul of the United States for the French West India Islands, resident in Martinique. In the spring of 1780 he returned to Philadelphia, and on the 26th of October of that year he married Ann Willing, the eldest daughter of Thomas Willing, a merchant in that city. The marriage was performed by the Rev. William White, Rector of Christ Church, and afterward the venerable Bishop of the Pennsylvania diocese. His wife Ann was also very beautiful,and the US Mint used her likeness on early American coins. Mr. Bingham was, for several years, a member of the legislature of his native state, and was Speaker of both Houses, the House of Representatives and the Senate. From the 4th of March, 1795 to the 4th of March, 1801, he was a Senator in the Congress of the United States, and an ardent supporter of the administration of Washington, with whom he was on terms of great personal intimacy. While the election between Jefferson and Burr was the subject of contest, Mr. Jefferson did not take his seat in the Senate, over which body he presided, as Vice-President of the United States. In his absence, Mr. Bingham occupied the Chair as presiding officer. Mr. Bingham was an enterprising and successful merchant; but he did not confine his attention merely to mercantile pursuits. He had valuable property in the city and county of Philadelphia, and large landed estates in Maine, New York, and Pennsylvania. From the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania he purchased over a million acres. His title to those acres, lying chiefly in the northern counties, (Tioga, Bradford, Potter counties). In Tioga county alone, Bingham owned 229,343 acres of land.This was founded upon WARRANTS, granted to him by the Commonwealth, in the years 1792 and 1793, upon SURVEYS, made by the officers of the Commonwealth, and regularly returned by them into the office of the Surveyor General, and upon PATENTS, issued to him, or to the Trustees appointed in his will, and signed by the Governor or Secretary of the Land Office. The evidence of this title is in the Surveyor’s Office at Harrisburg; and any person who will write to the head of that Department for a copy of any paper in his office, will be sure to get it in a week. The cost for a copy of a warrant and survey was half a dollar each, for that of a patent, seventy five cents. No one, then, needed be in ignorance of the BINGHAM TITLE, when he can satisfy himself upon it on terms so easy. Most of the lands were originally purchased from the State by Mr. Bingham and the title to them is plain and undoubted. Mr. Bingham died on the 6th of February, 1804, in the 51st year of his age, having survived his wife, who died in May, 1801. His will, bearing date of January 31, 1804, was duly proved and filed in the Register’s Office in Philadelphia, and copies of it are upon the records of some of the counties in which the lands lie. He delivered his Estate to five Trustees, for the benefit of his son and two daughters, his only children. The Trustees were his two sons-in-law, Alexander Baring, (afterwards Lord Ashburton) and Henry Baring, and his three friends, Robert Gilmore, of Baltimore, and Thomas Mayne Willing and Charles Willing Hare, both of Philadelphia. These Trustees are dead, and the estate is now represented by five other Trustees, appointed in the manner prescribed in the will. They are Joseph Reed Ingersoll, and John craig Miller, and three of Mr. Bingham’s grandsons, William Bingham Baring, (Lord Ashburton,) Francis Baring, and Henry Bingham Baring. Lord Ashburton and Francis Baring were born in Philadelphia. They are both in the Parliament of Great Britain, the former in the House of Lords, the latter in the House of commons. Mr. Ingersoll was, for several years, the Representative of Philadelphia in Congress, and last summer the President of the United States appointed him Minister to England. The other gentlemen, from time to time, connected with the trust, were held in high estimation in the communities in which they lived; and no person in Philadelphia has a better reputation than Mr. Miller. Such are the persons who have represented and do represent the large interests of the Bingham estate, as well in Pennsylvania as elsewhere. The daughters of Mr. Bingham are dead. One died 5 December, 1848; the other, March 9th following. The son, William Bingham, born in Philadelphia, on December 29, 1800, lived in Paris France more many years. From People’s Journal, 18 December, 1853 - Editorial Comment: We publish on the first page a short sketch of the life and character of the late William Bingham, which we hope will receive the attention of every reader. "We believe no man of sense in this country has ever had any doubt on this subject, and we shall not waste words in trying those who will not listen to reason. The following fact is too seldom thought of by the inhabitants, and is not appreciated even when mentioned. Look at it. For more than half a century, the Estate has paid taxes on these lands, which went to defray county expenses, to build roads and bridges, to pay interest on the State debt, and to support schools, etc. The Bingham Estate office which was located in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania did not close until 1964. William Bingham, never personally viewed the lands he had purchased. He purchased the vast lands as an investment. So as one can see Bingham was a speculator and with his other enterprises was known as the richest man in America! He is American consul to Martinique, merchant and landowner. Founder Pennsylvania Bank. Member Continental Congress. His own wikipedia page. gapskey
William and Ann had the following children:
+ 58 F i Bingham Anne Louise-100104 died on 5 Dec 1848. + 59 F ii wife1 Bingham Maria Matilda-4552 died on 14 Mar 1886. 60 M iii Bingham William Jnr-3505 was born on 29 Dec 1800.
What career does he have? He lives much in Paris.
25. Willing Charles-359044 (Thomas , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) was born in 1766. He died in 1799.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
Charles married (1) Evans Rosalind-359048 daughter of Evans Progenitor-359139 and ENotknown Miss-359140.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
Charles and Rosalind had the following children:
61 F i Willing Elizabeth-359056. 62 M ii Willing Thomas-359057. + 63 M iii Willing Richard-359058.
Charles married (2) Hemphill Anne-359049 daughter of Hemphill William-359054 and McClellan Ann-359055.
They had the following children:
64 F iv Willing Elizabeth-359050. Elizabeth married Spring Marshall Binney-359051 son of Spring Progenitor-359052 and SNotknown Miss-359053. + 65 M v Willing George Charles-359059 died in 1834.
26. Willing Abigail-359045 (Thomas , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ).
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
Abigail married Peters Richard Jnr-359094 son of Judge Peters Richard-359095 and PNotknown Miss-359096.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
Richard and Abigail had the following children:
27. Willing William Shippen-359046 (Thomas , Charles , Thomas B. , Progenitor ) died in 1821.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
William married Peters Maria Wilhelmina-359117 daughter of Judge Peters Richard-359095 and PNotknown Miss-359096.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
William and Maria had the following children:
70 M i Willing Thomas-359120 died in 1834.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.Thomas married Makin Maria-359127 daughter of Makin Progenitor-405403 and MNotknown Miss-15793.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.+ 71 M ii Willing Richard-359121. 72 F iii Willing Sarah-359122.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.Sarah married Rev Spottswood John-359132 son of Spottswood Robert-359133 and Bolt Louisa-359134.
Website at http://www.genealogysf.com/ by Brian Bonner of San Francisco accessed 29-9-2007.
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