Listed in 1850 IN Census, Wabash Co with her son Jesse PUGH. Age listed at 72 in 1850.

CHECK 1860 IN CENSUS, see RIN 447 (Jesse PUGH)

She is assumed to be Daniel's mother for the following reason: She is listed with Daniel FIELDS in the 1850 KY Census, Harlan County.

Listed in 1830 KY Census, Harlan County, page 111. She is listed as a Free White Female between 40-50 Also listed with her: 1 male 20-30, possibly Daniel Salena FIELDS. 1 female under 5 1 female 5-10 1 female 10-15 1 female 15-20

Listed in 1840 KY Census, Harlan County, page 105. She is listed as a Free White Female between 50-60 Also listed with her: 2 males under 5 1 female 5-10 1 female 10-15

Listed in 1850 KY Census, Harlan County, page327 with Daniel FIELDS. Age listed as 65, Born: NC

Listed in 1880 IN Census with husband Ervin PUGH.

From her husband John YARIAN's death certificate. Name spelled "EUSIE", assumed to be Susie.

from DAR

She had two children by Richard FARLEY; June and Joe.

Info is from Ancestrial File at LDS Library.

This is Walter STOROZYK'S (172) mother. She died when Walter was 10.

Info is from Velma Bright.

Info is from 1820 TN Census, Wilson Co, Page 412.

Listed in 1820 TN Census, Wilson Co, Page 412, as follows: 1 male over 45, 1 female over 45 and one male 10-16.

He is assumed to be Simon's father for the following reason: He is listed on the same page as Simon Addison whom appears age 26-45.

Name was taken from her son Samuel's death certificate.

BIRTH: February 07, 1815 was calculated from death information.

Info from 1850 IN Census, Wabash Co with husband Josiah PUGH. Age listed at 35 in 1850, born between 1814 to 1815.

Listed in 1860 IN Census, Wabash Co, with husband Josiah PUGH. Age listed at 45 in 1860, born between 1814 to 1815.

DEATH: October 29, 1900 in Wabash Co, IN. Received death certificate from Wabash County, IN. Information as follows: Occupation: Housekeeping Age at death: 85 years, 8 months, 22 days Cause of death: Senility Place of death: LaGro Twp. Place of burial: Union Cemetary Father: Simon ADDISON, born NC Mother: Sarah COX, born NC

Info is from 1820 TN Census, Wilson Co, Page 412.

Name taken from daughter Hannah PUGH's death certificate.

Listed in 1820 TN Census, Wilson Co, Page 412. Also listed on the same page: Ell Esse Sr Joseph

Listed in 1850 TN Census, Campbell Co, with husband Alexander WILLIAMS. Age listed at 49 in 1850, born between 1800 to 1801, in TN.

Listed in 1860 TN Census, Campbell Co, with husband A.B. WILLIAMS. Age listed at 45 in 1860, born between 1814 to 1815, in TN.

One of these is an obvious error.

12288. John Aldrich, born Abt. 1558 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. He was the son of 24576. Henry Aldred and 24577. Elizabeth. He married 12289. Agness (Ann) Rolfe/Roffe/Rosse Feb 09, 1583/84. 12289. Agness (Ann) Rolfe/Roffe/Rosse, born 1562 in Worstead, Norfolk, England; died Jan 11, 1609/10 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of 24578. Nicholas Rolfe and 24579. Cecilia Carr.

Notes for John Aldrich: John Aldrich and his wife were involved in a domestic dilemma which surely caused acute embarrassment to his clerical family. It seems that he was absent from home for some time, and, thinking him dead, his wife remarried one Edmund/Edward Boutman on February 2, 1596. John's reappearance and the resulting dilemma were addressed by Bishop Redman during his visit to the Diocese of Norwich in 1597; he noted, "Ann Aldrige. For having two husbands living." The problem was resolved, and she returned to her husband, John Aldrich.

Children of John Aldrich and Agness Rolfe/Roffe/Rosse are:

i. Emma Aldrich, married Barthrum Seeke/Leeke Feb 02, 1612/13 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. More About Emma Aldrich: Christening: Dec 25, 1595, Worstead, Norfolk, England

ii. Grace Aldrich, died Jan 16, 1602/03 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. More About Grace Aldrich: Christening: Nov 08, 1590, Worstead, Norfolk, England

iii. Ralph Aldrich. More About Ralph Aldrich: Christening: Feb 25, 1598/99, Worstead, Norfolk, England

iv. John Aldrich. More About John Aldrich: Christening: Oct 03, 1588

6144 v. Clement Aldrich/Aldridge, born 1601 in Worstead, Norfolk, England; died Abt. 1668; married Susan Boswell Jul 12, 1626 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. __________________________________________________________________________ ____________________ From Pam Wilson's file; 1/19/99 What evidence do we have that John was the son of Rev. Henry Aldred?

Apparently John was absent from home for quite some time, and Agnes/Anna remarried and had at least one child by her new husband, Edmund/Edward Boutman, whom she married on 2 Feb 1596 (while stil legally married to Aldridge). Her offspring William is probably the son of Boutman, according to Sekanick (59).

Sekanick, citing Boddie, writes: "John Aldrich and his wife were involved in a domestic dilemma which surely caused acute embarrassment to his clerical family. It seems that he was absent from home for some time, and, thinking him dead, his wife remarried one Edmund/Edward Boutman on February 2, 1596. John's reappearance and the resulting dilemma were addressed by Bishop Redman during his visit to the Diocese of Norwich in 1597; he noted, "Ann Aldrige. For having two husbands living." The problem was resolved, and she returned to her husband, John Aldrich." (59)

From Alice Sekanick, "The Hutchinson Family" (privately published, 1994: 624 Kirby Lane, Richardson, TX 75080). See also Franklin Rudolph Aldridge, "Aldridge Records, Vol. 2." 1975 (139 Ewing Dr, Nashville, TN; avail from Gen Soc of CJCLDS, sp pp. 176 ff, "The Arledge Family Records" (Ch. 11) and Dr. Rulon C. Allred, "The Allred Family in America, Vol. 1" (Salt Lake City: William R. Bischoff, 1965), and John Bennett Boddie, "The Allred (Aldridge) Family in England and North Carolina" in Historical Southern Families, vol. X (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co, 1966).

6144. Clement Aldrich/Aldridge, born 1601 in Worstead, Norfolk, England; died Abt. 1668. He was the son of 12288. John Aldrich and 12289. Agness (Ann) Rolfe/Roffe/Rosse. He married 6145. Susan Boswell Jul 12, 1626 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. 6145. Susan Boswell, born 1605 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of 12290. Christopher Boswell and 12291. Margery Lambert.

Notes for Clement Aldrich/Aldridge: Clement Aldrich/Aldridge and Susan Boswell were immigrants to Virginia.

Children of Clement Aldrich/Aldridge and Susan Boswell are:

i. Elizabeth Aldridge. More About Elizabeth Aldridge: Christening: Apr 08, 1627, Worstead, Norfolk, England

ii. John Aldridge, died Apr 16, 1720. More About John Aldridge: Christening: Feb 08, 1628/29, Worstead, Norfolk, England

iii. Alice Aldridge, married Samuel Pycroft May 12, 1673 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. More About Alice Aldridge: Christening: Sep 01, 1633, Worstead, Norfolk, England

3072 iv. Clement Aldridge, died Jan 19, 1698/99 in Worstead, Elizabeth Tills/Tilles Oct 18, 1668 in Worstead, Norfolk, England.

v. Mary Aldridge. More About Mary Aldridge: Christening: Apr 17, 1631, Worstead, Norfolk, England

vi. William Aldridge, born Sep 25, 1635 in Worstead, Norfolk, England; died 1662. Notes for William Aldridge: Source for this entry was lost. William doesn't appear as a member of this family in Sekanick. More About William Aldridge: Christening: Sep 25, 1635, Worstead, Norfolk, England

vii. Thomas Aldridge, born 1637 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. Notes for Thomas Aldridge: The source for this entry is lost. Sekanick does not include Thomas in this family.

viii. George Aldridge, born 1639 in Worstead, Norfolk, England; died Dec 16, 1679 in Worstead, Norfolk, England; married Anne. Notes for George Aldridge: The source for this entry is lost. Sekanick does not include George in this family.

_________________________________________________________________________ From Clay Fulcher; http://www.tx3.com/~arledge/clay/haldred/d328.htm#P328 15. Clement ALDRIDGE Sr. (20) (25)(26) was christened on 25 Sep 1636 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. He died about 1698 in Northumberland County, VA. He was buried on 19 Jan 1698/99 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. He died on 19 Jan 1699 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. It is unclear whether Clement died in Northumberland County VA where he lived or died in England where he was born. I suspect the former. Clement and Elizabeth were immigrants to Virginia.

Clement was a joiner by trade and, in 1678, took Graves Garratt as an apprentice. In November, 1674, Clement and Thomas Flynt were requested by the court to inspect a building for its worthiness, and on November 19, 1679, he was paid for mending the parish church.

On June 7, 1679 the Court of Northumberland ordered the list of tithables divided into forties; each group of forty was ordered to deliver an able man along with a horse, arms and other provisions to the house of Thomas Mathew. Clement was one of the men charged with the responsibility of insuring that this order was carried out (Co. Court Note Bk. IX:16, 26). On May 16, 1694, Clement was appointed constable of Cherry Point.

His will was presented to court on January 19, 1698-99. Unfortunately, this will was destroyed in a courthouse fire.

No records of Clement's children, except for William's, are known of. Clement Jr.'s will was destroyed in the same courthouse fire that his father's was. So we don't know who Clement Sr.'s grandchildren were, other than William's offspring.

The following is a Northumberland County VA court record from Patricia Daniels, Jan 26, 1997.

Court 21 Sept 1699, page 66. Motion of Clem't Arledge, probate to him of the last will of Eliz. Arledge his wife, proved by Edw'd Barnes and Hugh Staten.

The following excerpt was an email from Carolyn Jett, on January 13, 1997:

"Clay,

Clement Aldridge/Arledge was in Northumberland by 2 Apr. 1667, which was when he witnessed the will of the Reverend David Lyndsay. He was a neighbor of Lyndsay, whose gravestone (or half of it) is still there. That gives us the general location of Aldridge/Arledge's land, in the area known as Cherry Point Neck.

On 20 9ber [November] of probably 1666 or 1667, Clement purchased 100 acres of land. Nearby was another tract of 100 acres belonging to Cloud [Claudius] Tullos. It is possible that this Clement Aldridge was the same man who married Elizabeth Tilles at Worstead, Norfolk, England in 1668. If so, he must have returned to England to marry her, for he was here before that date. At any rate, the wife of Clement of Northumberland was Elizabeth.

Many researchers think that he was the Clement Aldridge who was christened on 25 Sep. 1636 in Worstead, son of Clement and Susan Boswell Aldridge.

Clement Aldridge/Arledge was a master joiner [carpenter]. There are several records proving this in Northumberland records.

Clement Aldridge died in 1698/9 in Northumberland. He left six children, who were

1. Clement Aldridge, Jr., d. 1705/6, m. (1) Elizabeth and (2) Mary. He left a daughter, Elizabeth, who was 12 years old by 1710. 2. daughter - no further info. 3. daughter - no further info. 4. William Arledge - d. 1724/5, m. (1) Alice and (2) Sarah. See below. 5. Isaac Aldridge 6. John Aldridge

Although the surname Aldridge was used interchangeably with Arledge or Arlege throughout the 1600s, the children of William Arledge used Arledge more than Aldridge. William left the following children:

1. William Arledge

2. John Arledge, d. circa 1730 leaving a son, John Arledge, who was bound to William Owens to learn carpentry.

3. Clement Arledge, m. (1) ? and (2) Ann. He sold his land in Northumberland Co. on 9 May 1743, and removed from the area.

4. Jane Arledge

5. Isaac Arledge, b. circa 1721, and probably moved to New Bern, Craven Co., NC with his guardian, John Callahan, who went there after 1738. (He was first apprenticed to Callahan, then made his ward.)

6. Sarah Arledge - b. circa 1724/5, and probably also went to North Carolina with her guardian, John Callahan. [Sarah and Isaac were the children of William's second wife, Sarah. The other four children were older, although William and John were still under the age of 20 when their father wrote his will on 25 Aug. 1724.]

This is the only line that I have researched. I hope this will give you some ideas for further research.

Carolyn"

Note from Connie Moretti:

"Chester County, S.C. has deeds available from the date the county was formed in 1785. Prior to that, deeds are in the Camden District or in Craven County both of which were discontinued but the records may be in the state archives. Land Records of whatever sort may be your best bet for going back farther."

The following information was researched and contributed by Mary Jane Arledge Murray:

Clement Arledge II (Jr.), b. bef. christening on September 25, 1636, Worsted, Norfolk, England. His birth was recorded in 1640 records. He was the son of Clement I (Sr.) and Susan Boswell Arledge. Married to Elizabeth Till(es) on October 18, 1668 (Boyd's Marriage Index). Elizabeth was b. ca. 1642, Marsham, Norfolk, England. It would seem that they came to Northumberland County, VA between their marriage and the birth of their first child on September 1669. Clement was a joiner, a skilled carpenter. He died before will probate of January 19, 1698/9. They had a son, Clement III, who was married to an Elizabeth, which complicates identification in later VA records. There was another Clement and Elizabeth at the same time in England.

Children:

1. Clement III, b. September 1669, Northumberland County, VA. 2. Winifred, b. March 1671/2, Northumberland County, VA. 3. Alice, b. October 1673, Northumberland County, VA. 4. WILLIAM, b. February 1675, Northumberland County, VA; d. bef. January 20, 1724; m. Alice ______. 5. Isaac, b. February 1678, Northumberland County, VA. 6. John, b. February 1681, Northumberland County, VA.

The births are from the Parish Register of St. Stephen's Parish, recorded in "Births and Deaths, 1650-1810", State Library, Richmond, VA.

He was married to Alice. Alice (27)(20) was buried on 1 Sep 1668 in Worstead, Norfolk, England.

He was married to Elizabeth TILLS/TILLES (daughter of William TILLS and Mrs. Mary) on 18 Oct 1668 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. Elizabeth TILLS/TILLES(28) (26)(29) was born in 1646 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. She died on 20 Sep 1699 in Northumberland County, VA. The following is a Northumberland County VA court record from Patricia Daniels, Jan 26, 1997.

Court 21 Sept 1699, page 66. Motion of Clem't Arledge, probate to him of the last will of Eliz. Arledge his wife, proved by Edw'd Barnes and Hugh Staten. Elizabeth Tills/Tilles was descended from a family which had long resided in Norfolk, England. The earliest record of someone by this name in Norwich is the 1374 will of William Tillis. Other members of this family also immigrated to America and are mentioned in Northumberland County records in conjunction with the Aldridge/Arledge family. Clement ALDRIDGE Sr. and Elizabeth TILLS/TILLES had the following children:

19 i. Elizabeth ALDRIDGE(30) was christened on 22 Aug 1669 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. +20 ii. Mary ALDRIDGE. +21 iii. Clement ALDRIDGE Jr.. 22 iv. Winifred or Mira ALDRIDGE(30) was christened on 9 Oct 1670 in Worstead, Norfolk, England. She was born in Mar 1674 in Wicomico Parish, Northumberland County, VA. 23 v. Alice ALDRIDGE was born in Oct 1676 in Wicomico Parish, Northumberland County, VA. +24 vi. William ARLEDGE/ALDRIDGE. 25 vii. Isaac ALDRIDGE(30) was born in Sep 1680 in Wicomico Parish, Northumberland County, VA. +26 viii. John ALDRIDGE.

__________________________________________________________________________ _____________________ From Pam Wilson's file; Clement Aldrich/Aldridge and Susan Boswell were apparently immigrants to Northumberland Co, Virginia. However, I have not yet found any record of their immigration in the form of ship lists or of patents given for their transport.

The Northumberland County Record Book 1666-1670 (p 100) includes a grant from Sir WILLIAM BERKELEY unto ABRAHAM JOYCE and RICH: THOMPSON of 200 acres of land in ye county of Northumberland, bounding upon the land of THOM. ADAMS and PHIL: CARPENTER + upon ye land of HEN: ROACH and upon ye land of GEO: COURTNEY + WALTER WEEKES, beginning at a marked corner red Oake and running southerly 320 pole and westerly 100 pole, Northerly 320 pole and Easterly to ye place where it firtst began; ye sd land being due to sd JOYCE + THOMPSON by + for ye transportacon of fower (4) persons into this colony whose names are on ye records menconed underneath this patent...the 7th day of March 1666. WILLIAM BERKELEY

Know all men by these presents yt I ABRAHAM JOYCE doe assigne all my right + interest of ye withing mentioned patent to CLEMENT ALDERIDGE his heirs and assignes for ever. Wit: JOHN ROBERTS, RICH: ROBERTS, sign ABRAHAM JOYCE. Recognized and recorded 20th 9ber 1666.

This raises many questions--who were the 4 persons Joyce transported--did they include Clement and Susan? And why did he deed his patent over to Clement?

There is also confusion in the Northumberland Co, VA records about *which* Clement was involved in certain transactions, since there were several generations of Clement Aldridge/Arledges.

The following is excerpted from an email to Clay Fulcher from Carolyn Jett, on January 13, 1997: "Clement Aldridge/Arledge was in Northumberland by 2 Apr. 1667, which was when he witnessed the will of the Reverend David Lyndsay. He was a neighbor of Lyndsay, whose gravestone (or half of it) is still there. That gives us the general location of Aldridge/Arledge's land, in the area known as Cherry Point Neck. On 20 9ber [November] of probably 1666 or 1667, Clement purchased 100 acres of land. Nearby was another tract of 100 acres belonging to Cloud [Claudius] Tullos. It is possible that this Clement Aldridge was the same man who married Elizabeth Tilles at Worstead, Norfolk, England in 1668. If so, he must have returned to England to marry her, for he was here before that date."

The will in question is that of DAVID LYNDSAY, MInister of God, who bequeathed his estate to his daughter HELEN LYNDSAY, who he also named his Executrix. Will written 2 April 1667, Signed in presence of JAMES CLAYTON, ye mrke of CLE:MT ARLIDGE and GEORGE DEACON. Proved 8 April 1667 by ye oathes of JAMES CLAUGHTIN + CLEM: ARLIDGE. Northumberland County Court Records.

It is most likely that these early records were for the elder Clement.

See Franklin Rudolph Aldridge, Aldridge Records, Vol. 2. 1975; esp pp. 176 ff, "The Arledge Family Records" (Ch. 11). See also Alice Sekanick, "The Hutchinson Family" (privately published, 1994: 624 Kirby Lane, Richardson, TX 75080) and Dr. Rulon C. Allred, "The Allred Family in America, Vol. 1" (Salt Lake City: William R. Bischoff, 1965), and John Bennett Boddie, "The Allred (Aldridge) Family in England and North Carolina" in Historical Southern Families, vol. X (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co, 1966). See also Mary Louise Marshall Hutton, ed., "Seventeenth Century Colonial Ancestors of Members of the national Society Colonial Dames XVII Century 1915-1975" (Baltimore: Genealogical Publsihing Company, 1984).

ALEXANDER HAD 5 CHILDREN WITH HIS FIRST WIFE "POLLY BAKER", ? CHILDREN WITH HIS SECOND WIFE "MARY REECE", AND 12 CHILDREN WITH HIS THIRD WIFE "MARY POLLY MOORE".

JAMES AND ZERELDA HAD 7 CHILDREN. 4 OF THEM DIED THE SAME DAY OF TYPHOID IN 1857.

Ruth Walters said that she was Hulda's sister. This is the line that created all of the double first cousins.

NELSON NEVER MARRIED.

Information was taken from Alsip family research. (see article) Richard and his first wife "Judah Rogers" had 5 children. Richard and his second wife, "Jane Tye" had 5 sons and 5 daughters. Judah died in 1850. Therefore, Richard and Jane married between 1850 and 1853 and their first child was born in 1854.

Listed in 1860 KY Census, Whitley Co. Age listed at ____ in 1860. Value of real estate at $400. Value of personal property at $450. Also listed: Sarah Jane Age: 16 James 15 (both from first marriage) Jane 27 William H 6 A.M.F. 4 George D. 2

Listed in 1880 KY Soundex, Whitley Co, Martin Springs, A421. Age listed at 58 in 1880, born between 1821 to 1822. Also listed: Jane Age: 47 Born: KY Relationship: W G.D. 22 KY S Franklin 18 KY S N.A. 16 KY D S.F. 14 KY D Didaama 8 KY D P.J. 5 KY D

Sarah Jane is listed as 16 years old in the 1860 census. She is presumed to be from a previous marriage of RH Alsop, as Jane Tye was only 27 in the 1860 census.

ALSIP FAMILY RESEARCH ARTICLE HAS HIS BIRTH DATE AS 1828.

To: <mbowen@@umich.edu> From: Dwolff3@@aol.com Subject: Alsip Date: Tuesday, November 17, 1998 at 1:36:11 am EST

Hi! - I was looking over your site and have a small addition. In #73 David Alsip was also married to Katharine Rogers on 29/30 Aug 1857, Hancock Co., KY marriage bk. 1B pg 141. They were married at the MGU Baptist Church. I am aware of two children - Sophia Alsop b. abt 1839 and married 24 Oct 1857 in Hawesville, Hancock Co., Ky., to Nathaniel Henry Bruner, of Hawesville; and David Alsop b. Abt 1841. The Hancock Co., KY 1870 Census lists David (51) and Catherine (38).

Do you have any more information about the Alsop's? Sophia and Nathaniel Bruner were my gggrandparents.

Thank you in advance. Jo Ann Wolff dwolff3@@aol.com

ELIJAH AND TEMPI NEVER HAD ANY CHILDREN OF THEIR OWN, HOWEVER, THEY RAISED ELIJAH'S SISTER "ANNA STACY" AS THEIR OWN CHILD.

INFORMATION FROM IGI FILES AT LDS.

James and Anna had 6 sons and 3 daughters. LDS has marriage to Anna STEWART on March 20, 1805.

Alsip Family Research Article has his date of birth between 1780 AND 1790. He moved with his parents to KY before 1800.

He lived in Knox Co, Pulaski Co, and Whitley Co, KY over the last 30 years of his life.

John and Jurya had 11 children.

John Alsup appears in the 1790 census in Pittsyvania Co, VA. Census listed family as 7 white souls.

He appears in 9/4/1800 Tax roles in Knox Co, KY as John ALSOP.

He is listed in the 1810 Knox Co Census Index Book as John ALSOP on page 75 however, could not locate his name in census.

RICHARD AND LUCY HAD AT LEAST 8 CHILDREN. INFORMATION IS IN FOLDER, BUT HAS NOT BEEN ENTERED INTO THE COMPUTER.