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Richard Lewellin

Extracted from the will of Thomas Orrell; Richard Lewellin was married to Jane Orrell. They had a son John Lewellin. The son was married and had a daughter named Margaret. Richard Lewellin witnessed the will dated 25 AUG 1719, proved 2 MAY 1721. Source: Maryland Calendar of Wills, p. 51

Enos Flewelling

FLEWELLING, - 1841, at King's County, after a lingering illness, which she bore with pious resignation to the Divine will, Margaret, relict of the late Mr. Enos FLEWELLING, in the 73rd year of her age, one of the earliest settlers of the province, and the mother of twelve

Rees Llewellyn

Rees R. and Ann LLEWELLYN were married in 1854. They were among the pioneers of 1856 who pulled handcarts 1300 miles from "Iowa City" to Salt Lake Valley. Mr. LLEWELLYN came to Fountain Green in the fall of 1859, built a log house, and moved his family there

Stephen W. Lewelling

By virtue of a deed of trust, executed to me on the 20th day of June, 1850, by Stephen W. LEWELLING, and recorded in the office of the Probate Court of Marshall County, Mississippi, in Deed Book P, on pages 165, 166, 167 and 168 I shall, on the first

Hannah Flewellin

" ... but in March, 1742/3, one Hannah FLEWELLIN having just been condemned to a like fine for a like offence , who but Francis Hardyman should appear and acknowledge to pay for Hannah FLEWELLIN her fine before the laying of the next levy. No wonder that he becomes also involved

Charles Lewallen

A. & J. Moore v. Weir and Smith, from Campbell County. Defendants in an action of covenant were executors of Jacob Queener, deceased on the 22 DEC 1852, in the Circuit Court of Campbell Co. The instrument in discussion was a promissory note written by Jacob Queener to pay Charles

Census 1850

Some years ago I gathered all of the Llewellyn and Flewellen individuals and households from the 1850 Census. I wanted to be able to visualize where the families were concentrated.

Martha Luallen

Robert T. Flewellen

Robert Turner FLEWELLEN, Sr., is the second son of James and Elizabeth Person FLEWELLEN, late of Warren county, GA. In 1821 the parents removed to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where Robert was born, on the 2nd of October, of that year. The family returned to Georgia the following year, settling near the

John Lewellen

A. L. Lewellen

Fred M. Lewellyn

J. F. Llewellyn

Thomas Lewellen

Captain Thomas LEWELLEN - Lewellen (as he invariably signed himself) originally joined Captain Henry Augustine's company, recruited from around St. Augustine, Texas, and became its commander during the fighting at Bexar. In the reorganization of the army that followed the end of the siege he was named commander

James Thweat Flewellen

Samuel J. Llewellyn

Case of J. M. Vaughan v. Samuel J. LEWELLYN, et. al., civil action tried July Term, 1885, of the Superior Court of Rockingham Co. [1] Testator, P. Black, owned 196 acres of land and on 14 FEB 1871 entered into an agreement with Samuel J. Lewellyn, for the sale of

Samuel Lewellen

The earliest known ancestor of the Jones family was the mother of Jacob Jones, who married (second) Samuel LEWELLEN, and removed with him from near Wilmington Delaware, to Loudoun County, Virginia, where they lived until about 1770. The Lewellens then moved across the mountains and settled on Cheat River, establishing

William Thomas Llewellyn

John W. Flewelling

Francis T. Flewelling

Abraham Flewelling

Perry Lewallen

Perry Lewallen was a soldier in Co. A of the 24th Regiment of Georgia. He enlisted in July of 1861 and served until 1865. His widow says, "He came home after the surrender April 1865, sick with bowel trouble which continued to grow worse until his death in 1885.

Jesse Lewallen

Jesse G. Lewallen was born in Hall Co., GA and enlisted 1 SEP 1864 in the Georgia State Troops, Co. O, Stovall's Brigade. He notes in his statements that "Command was surrendered Savannah, GA soon after Lee's Surrender. April 5th, left command at Athens, GA,

Frances Flewelling

Claim 688. Case of Frances Flewelling, late of New York, 31 JAN 1787 He came to this province (Halifax, St. John, Canada) in the summer of 1783. About 2 weeks after his arrival he went up the river about 40 miles. Now settled on Musquosh Island. Lived at North Castle,

Loyalist to Canada