The Descendants of Thomas Dulany

THE NAME

In its form, Delaney is a Norman name, form De l'aunaie, meaning "from the alder grove.' and doubtless some of those bearing the name in Ireland are of Norman stock. However, in the majority of cases it was adopted as the anglicized form of the original Irish O'Dubhslaine the word dubh, meaning 'black,' and slan, meaning 'defiance' or possibly taken from Slaine, a topographical name which most likely refers to the River Slaney. The name evolved from O'Dubhshlaine to O'Dulany to finally Delany, although the name is found in old records with the various spellings of O'Delany, Delane, and Dillane.

In modern America the forms used are mostly Delany. Dulany, Delaney, and Dulaney. It is interesting to note that the name has changed from Delany to Dulany to Delaney to Dulaney all in the same generation. One child within the family carrys the surname of Dulany, while another another carrys the name Delany. Generally, there areseveral reasons for the change in name patterns. Officials who were writing the names into public records, such as census, land records, marriage and death records wrote them as they thought they should have been spelled. Which makes the job of tracing ones family roots very difficult and confusing.

The second reason for name changes comes from within the family unit itself. Events, whether internal or external in nature, play a large part in how family members interact with each other. Name changes where the easiest way in which to rebel or disassociate oneself from dis-agreeable situations. And it was certainly much easier to change a name then, than it is now. For example, Joseph, Daniel, and Thomas Delany changed their name to Dulany after their arrival in the colonies. It has been said that they disapproved of their father's marriage to Sarah, thus they changed their nameto show their disapproval. Descendants of Thomas Delany would change their name again after the Revolutionary War, hoping to disassociate themselves from their Loyalist cousins of Maryland. Many family members added the 'e' to the name or took the Irish spelling of the name, Delany/Delaney.

ORIGINS

"Traditionally, the Delany clan was said to have been descended from one of the ancient clans of septs which migrated to Ossory, in the County Laoightis, Ireland, with King Herman, one of the five sons of Melisius, from Spain 1000 years before the birth of Christ. He was king and monarch of all Ireland and resided in Ossory at a place called Rathbeagh, pronounced "Rawbay." Ancient Ossory is now County Kilkenny, southern Tipperary, and the Barony of Upper Ossory, in Queen's County." (Dulany-Furlong, pg.4)

The home of the O'Delany's was Tuath-Na-Toraidh, when translated means 'the people of the district of the towers.' Tuath-Na-Toraidh was also located in Ossory, in fact, within miles of Rathbeagh. "The O'Delanys were chiefs of the territory called Coilluachtarach, now known as Upperwoods, at the foot of the Slieve Bloom Mountains, near the source of the rivers Nore and Barrow in County Lexis." (Dulany-Furlong, pg. 5) Today the name is prominent in the four baronies of Queen's County (now Leix) and in the five baronies of County Kilkenny.

The O'Delany Clan was a social and political force in Queen's County and was of ancient origin, Irish records mention Felix o'Dulany, a Cistercian monk, who was Bishop of Ossory from 1173 to 1202. He built the Cathedral of St, Canice in Kilkenny and he was interred at Jerpoint Abbey. ( Source: William M.Hennessy, The Annals of Loch Ce,Kraus Reprint, Ltd., 1965, Vol. 1., pg. 223) The fact that Felix O'Dulany was the Bishop of Ossory presents evidence that the family was of high standing in the community, The hierachy of Ireland in those times was composed from the sons of the kings and chiefs of the area. And accordingly, "there was no other country in which purity of blood was so severely guarded as in Ireland, the kings and chiefs to the humblest in the clans being of the same blood and held in strict accountability for the preservation in all its purity." ( B.L. Dulaney, Something About the Dulaney (Dulany) Familyand a Sketch of the Southern Cobb Family 1700-1920, Washington D.C. pg. 13)

The bard O'herrian, who died in 1420, in his topographical poem enumerating the Munster clans, refers to the Chiefs of the O'Dulanys: (Dulany-Furlong, pg. 5)

High chief of the productive territory,

From the delightful Coil Oughterugh

Is O'Dubhlaine, the man of hospitality,

From the mountains of the most delightful.

Thomas Delany's own family seems to have had social and political prominence in Ireland. Daniel Delany, his brother, was born in Queen's County, Ireland and is recorded dying in the year 1750. It is said he married into the "Uniacke' family, who like the O'Dulany clan were of ancient origin and highly distinguished in both England and Ireland. His nephew, Dr. Patrick Delany, was an alumni of "Trinity College, Dublin, Chancellor of the Christ Church, prebendary od Saint Patrick's Cathedral (Protestant), Dean of Down. A man of much knowledge and an author, he was a close friend to Jonathan Swift. His wife wife, Mary (Granville) was the niece of the first Lord Landsdowne, and a special friend of Queen Charlotte, wife of George III." (Dulany-Furlong, pg. 5-6)

America

The sons of Thomas Dulany arrived in Port Tobacco, Maryland in April of 1703. Joseph, Daniel, and William were bound in articles of redemption to the captain of the ship that had transported they to the Colonies. It was the right of the captain to sale at his own discretion these articles and make them indentured servants to the buyer. However, it appears that they made satisfactory arrangements upon their arrival for there is no evidence that they were indentured to any resident or planter in the Maryland area. Evidently, Joseph obtained and served an apprenticeship in a local doctor's office, William taught school, and Daniel studiedlaw in the office of Col. George Plater of Saint Mary's County, Maryland.

Thomas Delany, Sarah his wife and his son, Thomas arrived in Maryland in 1709. According to an entry in the MarylandCalender of Wills, Thomas Delany, age 19 witnessed and signed a will of one of the crewman of the vessel Mary out of London, England in the year 1709. The will was later recorded and probated in Maryland that year. Settling in Port tobacco and later Joppa, Maryland, the county seat of Maryland. Thomas changed his name to Dulany, to conform with his three son's name who had arrived before him.

Thomas Delany/Dulany's descendants are now spread across America. Descendents of a richIrish heritage. Possibly the descendents of kings and certainly, the descendents of educated and enlightened men who helped to ensure the birth of a new nation.

First Generation

1. Thomas Delany¹ Dulany,¹ son of Unknown Delany and Unknown, was born Queens County, Ireland 1662. Thomas died 4 April 1738 Baltimore County, Maryland, at 75 years of age.

He married twice. He married Unknown before 1682. He married Sarah Unknown before 1723. (Additional notes for Sarah Unknown ²)

Thomas immigrated, 1709. Destination: Port Tobacco, Maryland. Thomas Delany, Sarah his wife and his son, Thomas arrived in Colonies after his sons Joseph, Daniel and William. According to an entry in the Maryland Calender of Wills, Thomas Delany, age 19, witnessed and signed a will of a crewman of the vessel Mary out of London, England in 1709.

He made a will Baltimore, Maryland, 5 March 1738.³ Recorded on 4April, 1739 Baltimore, Maryland, Thomas Dulany bequeathed:....."to my son William Dulany all the tract or parcel of land called Wright's Forest containing one hundred acres"....."to my two sons, Thomas Dulany and Dennis Dulany, all that or parcel of land called Richardson's Negglect containing fourhundred and three acres to be equally divided"....."to my son, Daniel Dulany, one Shilling Sterlingand no more out of my estate"......."to my daughter daughter, Elizabeth, one feather bed and furniture, two cows and calves, ten pounds currency, one pistole and a broken piece of gold to make her two rings. Also I give to my aforesaid daughter when she is married an orphan boy called John Blizard. Except his father comes and pays the charge I have been at"......"all the rest and remainer of mypersonal estate after my lawful debts are paid and my wife's third part satisfied, I give to be equally divided between my aforesaid two sons Thomas and Dennis"....lastly I appoint my well beloved wife Sarah Dulany whole and sole execrix." He sites his children as: (first wife) Joseph Dulany, William Dulany, Daniel Dulany and Thomas Dulany (second wife) Elizabeth Dulany, Dennis Dulany, and John Dulany.

According to many of the genealogies that I have come across many of them site Gideon de Lune as the father of Thomas. However, I am inclined to agree with Benjamin Lewis Dulaney,author of Something about the Dulaney (Dulany) Family and a Sketch of the Southern Cobb Family that Thomas Dulany is not his son. " Some branches of the family claim to be of French origin and have adopted the coat of arms of one Gideon de Lune, who according to a Dictionary of French Heraldry, was knighted in the year 1622. But the Dulaney name runs back through Irish history, practically uninterrupted to the year of our Lord 1202....the name Dulaney was prominent over four centuries before the period of Gideon de Lune. In the year 1622 the surname Dulaney with its variations in spelling, was probably as common or pentiful in Ireland, as the given name Patrick was." And given the fact that Thomas and several of his sons were born in the traditional homelands of the O'Dulaney clan,I feel that it is highly unlikely that they are the descendants of the Frenchmen Gideon de Lune.

Thomas Delany/ Dulany and Unknown had the following children:

+ 2 i. Joseph² Dulany MD was born 25 March 1682.

+ 3 ii. William Dulany (of Wye) was born about 1684.

+ 4 iii. Daniel Dulany (The Elder) was born 1686.

+ 5 iv. Thomas Dulany was born 1689.

Thomas Delany /Dulany and Sarah Unknown had the following children:

+ 6 v. Elizabeth Dulany was born 1723.

+ 7 vi. Dennis Dulany was born 28 May 1731.

8 vii. John Dulany⁴ was born 11 February 1733.⁵

SecondGeneration

2. Joseph² Dulany MD (Thomas Delany¹)⁶ was born in Kilkenny County, Ireland 25 March 1682. Joseph died 13 September 1769 in Fauquier County, Virginia, at 87 years of age. According to Steve Arey, Joseph dead in Hamilton Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia.

He married Mary Lewis in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, 1715. Mary was born in Richmond City, Virginia 19 November 1696. Mary ⁷ was the daughter of Zachary Lewis and Mary Walker. Mary died 19 January 1762 at 65 years of age. Zachary Lewis settled in Prince William County, Virginia in 1692. Zachary was born in 1650 in Becknockshire, Wales, he was a lawyer, planter and a member of the church of England. Mary's brother Zachary Lewis Jr. was a member of the House of Burgessesand a law professor. Among his students at William and Mary College were Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall and Henry Clay. One of his daughters, Anne Lewis, married George Wythe, one of the signer of the Declaration of Independence. ⁸

Joseph's occupation: Doctor of Medicine in Virginia.

Joseph immigrated, 1703. Destination: Port Tobacco, Maryland. According to Broderbund's, The World Family Tree, Vol 6, Ed. 1, Tree1375 Joseph emigrated to America aboard a merchant freighter, The voyage took more than two months to complete and upon his arrival, Joseph, was bound in articles of redemption to the captain of the ship that had brought him to the Colonies. He appeared to have made satisfactory arrangements upon their arrival for there is no evidence that he was indentured as a servant to any planter or resident in the Maryland area. He obtained and served an apprenticeship in a local doctor's office.

Joseph served in the military in Virginia, before 1720. Joseph applied for bounty land. He received a bounty for service land "on the Little Fork of the Rappahannock in Spottsylvania County". And was granted land in the "forks of the Rapidan River", Prince William County Virginia on 28 September 1728.

The records of births and deaths of Joseph and Mary are taken from the old family Bible inherited by their eldest son John. Now the property of adescendant of William, third and youngest son of John. ⁹

Joseph Delaney of Prince William County bought 400 arces of land in the Forks of the Rappahannock from Roger Oxford 2 April 1734. Source: The Spotsylvania County, Virginia Records, William A. Cozier, page 130

A Joseph Delanie of Hamilton Parish, Prince William County, Virginia, planter, conveyed by deed 97 acres of land in St. George Parish to Robert Bristco of Brunswick Parish, King George County, 29 June 1734. This land had been granted to him by patent on 28 September 1728. Mary, hiswife, acknowledged her dower in these 97 acres. Recorded 7 October 1740. Source: The Spotsylvania County, Virginia, Records, William A. Cozier, page 153

Joseph Dulany and Mary, his wife, of Orange County, sold 400 acres of land in Marks Parish to John Triplet of Westmoreland County. The agreement included five shillings sterling and payment of "one peppercorn on the feast of St. Michael,the Archangel." Both Joseph and Mary signed the deed, Mary spelling her last name Delany. (Deed book 4, pgs. 174-175, Spotsylvania, Virginia, dated 24 June 1741)

Joseph Dulany MD and Mary Lewis had the following children:

+ 9 i. John³ Dulaney was born 16 June 1718.

10 ii. Joseph Dulany Jr.¹⁰ was born 1721. Joseph died in Culpeper County, Virginia. He married Sarah Unknown. (Additional notes for Sarah Unknown ¹¹)

+ 11 iii. William Dulany MD was born 1724.

+ 12 iv. Zachary Dulany was born 1726.

+ 13 v. Charles Dulany was born 1728.

14 vi. Lewis Dulany¹² was born 1730.

15 vii. Elkanah (Cana) Dulany¹³ was born 1732. Elkanah's occupation: Attorney in Northumberland County, Virginia.

16 viii. Daniel Dulany¹⁴ was born 1732. Daniel served in the military in Culpeper County, Virginia, 1756. Henning's Statutes, Vol. 7, page 23.

+ 17 ix. Daughter Dulany was born 1734.

+ 18 x. Daughter Dulany was born 1736.

3. William² Dulany (of Wye) (Thomas Delany¹)¹⁵ was born in Kilkenny County, Ireland about 1684. William died 11 April 1745 in Wye, Queen's County, Maryland, at 60 years of age.

He married Unknown.

William's occupation: Teacher. William immigrated, 1703. Destination: Port Tobacco, Maryland. Arriving in Port Tobacco, Maryland withhis two brothers, Joseph and Daniel, William also satisfied his indenture and taught school in PortTobacco and evidence shows that he did so for many years or at least til 1721.

He made a will in Annapolis, Queen Anne's County, Maryland, 09 March 1744. He bequeathed, "to my son William Dulany and his heirs forever all my home plantation called 'Stanford' containing two hundred acres of land and also thirty acres of land called 'Mount Hill', thereunto adjoining....I give to my two sons Michael Dulany and Daniel Dulany and their heirs forever my plantation called 'Eustico' standing and being on the eastern side of Tuckahoe Creek and containing two hundred acres of landto be divided in the manner following, viz, the line to run across the plantation, my son Michael Dulany to have one hundred acres next to the creek and my son Daniel Dulany the other one hundred acres, the plantation being equally divided.....I also will that my son Michael build a twenty foot house fifteen foot wide on his brother Daniel's part of the plantation before or by the time his said brother Daniel arrives at the age of twenty-one years.......I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Dulany and her heirs forever my other plantation standing on the eastern side of the Tuckahoe Creek and known by the name of 'New Nottingham'........I give to my son Thomas Dulany one Shilling."(Source: Hall of Records, Maryland, Wills, liber 24, folio 61-62)

William's will was probated in Annapolis, Queen Anne's County, Maryland, 11 April 1745. With the deathof his father he became heir to a large plantation in Queen Anne's County, Maryland called 'Wright's Forest'. There is evidence that he lived in Culpeper County, Virginia for short time, probably on an extended visit to his brother Joseph's home. He returned to Wye, Queen Anne's County, Maryland and died there.

WilliamDulany (of Wye) and Unknown had the following children:

19 i. Elizabeth³ Dulany¹⁶ Received the plantation called 'New Nottingham' from her father upon his death.

20 ii. Daniel Dulany¹⁷ was born about 1725. Daniel died 1748 at 23 years of age.¹⁸ He made a will in Annapolis, Maryland. Received from his father half of the plantation called 'Eustico'.

21 iii. Thomas Dulany¹⁹ was born in Maryland 1730. Thomas settled in King and Queen's County, Virginia, where in 1756 he served in the French and Indian War. Drafted into the Seventh Company of Virginia under Joshua Lewis the following entry was made: "Thomas Dulany, draft, forty yrs, size 5'5", laborer, complexion dark." ( Source: Virginia Colonial Abstracts, King and Queen County, Virginia. Vol 35 also Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol 1. p. 389.) It is said that Thomas left Virginia and was never heard from again.

+ 22 iv. William Dulany was born 1732.

23 v. Michael Anthony Dulany²⁰ was born 1734. Michael died 15 March 1781 at 46 years of age. Served as a lieutenant in the Revolutionary War, died of lockjaw caused from a wound in the knee received at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse in North Carolina.

He served in the military during war time 1776. Received from his father half of the plantation called 'Eustico' which he shared with his brother Daniel.

4. Daniel² Dulany (The Elder) (Thomas Delany¹)²¹ was born Queens County, Ireland 1686. Daniel died 05 December 1753 in Annapolis, Maryland, at 67 years of age. His body was interred 1751 in Annapolis, Maryland, St. Ann's Episcopal Churchyard.

Hemarried three times. He married Charity Courts in Maryland, 1710. Charity ²² was the daughter of John Courts (Col). He married Rebecca Smith in Maryland, 1720. Rebecca was born 1696. Rebecca ²³ was the daughter of WalterSmith (Col.) and Rachael Hall. Rebecca died 1737 in Annapolis, Maryland, at 41 years of age. Her body was interred 1737 in Annapolis, Maryland, St. Ann's Episcopal Churchyard. The family crests of both the Smith's and the Dulany's are depicted on her tomb.

He married Henrietta Maria (Lloyd) Chew in Maryland, 1740. Henrietta ²⁴ was the daughter of Philemon Lloyd. She married Samuel Chew (Hon) before 1740. First married to Samuel Chew, she brought to her second marriage six children: Samuel Chew Jr., Henrietta Maria Chew, Philemon Lloyd Chew, Bennett Chew, Margaret Chew, and Ann Mary Chew.

He was a student in Ireland. School: University of Dublin.²⁵ Upon arrival in the Colonies, at Port Tobacco, Maryland in 1703, Daniel served an apprenticeship in the office of Colonel George Plater of Saint Mary's County, Maryland, who had been Attorney General of the Province. In his long and successful career, Daniel Dulany served in the Lower and Upper Houses of the Assembly, held the offices of alderman, councilman, and recorder for Annapolis. He was Attorney General of the Province, Judge of the Admiralty, Commissary General, Agent and Receiver General, and a member of the Governor's Council of the Province of Maryland. He served on the commission fixing the boundary line between Pennsylvania and Maryland and he endosed and promoted industries in the Maryland area. He help to lay out the town of Frederick and encouraged settlement in and around the town.

In March of 1732 the proprietor of the province of Maryland in order to attract settlers to the Northern and Western areas of Maryland, made a proclamation declaring special landprices and taxes for any that wished to settle in the area. Large tracts of land were quickly secured by a relatively few wealthier citizens of Maryland. Listed are Dulany's:

1. Daniel Dulany took a patent for 'Monocacy Manor' a tract of 8983 acres.

2. Patrick Dulany took a tractupon which a portion of Frederick City was built. (This may be Daniel Dulany's cousin, Dr Patrick Dulany or his son as sited in Benjamin Lewis Dulaney's Book) ²⁶

Some of the land holdings of Daniel Dulany (the elder) from 1733 to1748:

Bennett's Resolution 150 acres 6 June 1743

Boughton's Forest Addition 73 acres 27 November 1736

Boughton's Forest Addition 12 acres 9 December 1736

Conclusion 1,913acres 21 March 1733

Constitution Hills 780 acres 8 February 1748

Cuckold Maker's Palace 180 acres 12 July 1748

Dorsey's Plains 363 acres 8 December 1738

Dulany's Lot 3, 050 acres 7 April 1737

Ellis's Chance 210 acres 11 February 1735

Fair Island 178 acres 21 March 1733

Filligoakes 150 acres 18 June 1742

Low Land 30 acres 9 December 1736

Middle Plantation 722 acres 21 March 1733

Pavement 535 acres 14 July 1748

Peace & Good Neighbourhood 350 acres 10 February 1748

Perry's Lot Addition 200 acres 9 April 1748

Wine Garden 150 acres 12 August 1743

( Source: Peter Wilson Coldham, Settlers of Maryland 1731-1750, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland,1996)²⁷

The Maryland Rent Rolls of 1768 for Frederick County site Daniel Dulany (Honorable, Esq.). The 1771-1772 Rent Rolls mention Daniel Dulany aswell as his son Walter. " The Tax Rolls for 1733 for Prince George County, Maryland did not includelarge land owners such as the Carrolls, Diggs, Taskers, and Dulanys. Were they excused from paying taxes?" ²⁸

In the book by Audrey C. Land The Dulany's of Maryland, Land characterizes Daniel Dulany as an outstanding land speculator and that in his later years he was said to have owed 15,000 to 20,000 arces of land in Western Maryland. After his death about 10,000 arces were divided among his heirs. The land given to his son Daniel, theYounger were confiscated after the Revolutionary War.

"The home of Daniel Dulany, including seven acres of land, was bought by the government in 1808. The house was then torn down in 1883, but the present structure was built on it's original site, from the same plan, making use of the samebricks reclaimed from the original house. This house is on the grounds of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland."

" The Dulany name still survives in the tract of land in Maryland, once Dulany Manor. The Manor, owned by Daniel Dulany, the Elder, embraced 20,000 acres, and the part inherited by the Hon. Walter Dulany included 5,000 arces in Baltimore County, still known as Dulany's Valley." ²⁹

Daniel Dulany (The Elder) and Rebecca Smith had the following children:

+ 24 i. Rebecca³ Dulany.

25 ii. Rachel Dulany³⁰ Rachel died 19 October 1774. She married twice. She married William Knight 7 November 1741. (Additional notes for William Knight ³¹) She married Henry Addison (Rev.) 1751. Henry was born 1717. (Additional notes for Henry Addison (Rev.) ³²) Henry died 1789 in Prince George's County, Maryland, at 72 years of age. Henry's occupation: Minister of the Church of Englan.

26 iii. Dennis Dulany³³ Dennis died 1780. Dennis served in the military 1743. Served as the Clerk of Kent County, Maryland in 1754. Returning to Maryland upon completely his term of military service, he commanded for two years, The Snow, "Swift" lading tobacco for Hanbury's of London. He inherited 5,000 acres of land upon the death of his father. ³⁴

+ 27 iv. Margaret Dulany.

28 v. Mary Dulany³⁵ She married Benjamin Young (Col.) in Annapolis, Maryland, 18 August 1757. (Additional notes for Benjamin Young (Col.) ³⁶)

+ 29 vi. Daniel Dulany (the Younger) was born 28 June 1722.

+ 30 vii. Walter Dulany (Hon) was born about 1732.

Daniel Dulany (The Elder) and Henrietta Maria (Lloyd) Chew had the following children:

31 viii. Lloyd Dulany³⁷ was born in Annapolis, Maryland 10 December1742.³⁸ Lloyd died 21 June 1782 London, England, at 39 years of age. He married Elizabeth Brice. Elizabeth ³⁹ was the daughter of John Brice and Sarah Frisby. She married Walter Dulany (Maj). Record of birth found in St. Anne's Reguster, Annapolis, Maryland, Vol I, folio 136. ⁴⁰

32 ix. RichardDulany was born 19 August 1745.⁴¹ Record of his birth found in St. Anne's Episcopla Church Register, Annapolis, Maryland, Vol I, folio 143. Richard died in infancy. ⁴²

5. Thomas² Dulany (Thomas Delany¹)⁴³ was born in Ireland 1689.

He married Anna Unknown.⁴⁴ Thomas came to America in 1709 with his father and stepmother on the vessel Mary out of London, England. As recorded in the Maryland Calender of Wills, Cotton, Vol III, @1907, pg.. 146, "Thomas Delany age 19, witness signature on will of crewman on vessel Mary, London." The will was probated 26 July 1709.

Members of St. John's Parish, Joppa, Baltimore County, Maryland in 1743, at which time the birth of their son, Thomas, was recorded in the Parish records.⁴⁵

Thomas Dulany and Anna Unknown had the following children:

33 i. John³ Dulany⁴⁶

34 ii. Thomas Dulany⁴⁷ was born Baltimore County, Maryland 03 June1743.⁴⁸ A census listed Thomas as head of household in Caroline County, Maryland, 1778.⁴⁹

35 iii. Elizabeth Dulany⁵⁰ was born Baltimore County, Maryland 17 August 1746.⁵¹

36 iv. Benjamin Dulany⁵² was born in North Carolina 10 August 1748.Benjamin died 27 August 1826 in Butler County, Alabama, at 78 years of age. He married Rachael Murrow 10 November 1776.

37 v. Daniel Dulany was born 1750. Daniel died 1822 at 72 years of age.

6. Elizabeth² Dulany (Thomas Delany¹)⁵³ was born 1723.⁵⁴

She married William Slade Jr 13 August 1741.⁵⁵ William was born 1720. William ⁵⁶ was the son of William Slade Sr. William died 1785 at 65 years of age.

Elizabeth Dulany and William Slade Jr had the following children:

+ 38 i. Belinda³ Slade.

39 ii. Margaret Slade was born 18 September 1742.⁵⁷ She married twice. She married Edward Talbot.⁵⁸ She married Unknown Hughes.

7. Dennis² Dulany (Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁹ was born Baltimore County, Maryland 28 May 1731.⁶⁰

He married Easter Fugate 23 January 1749. Easter was born 15 March 1736.⁶¹ Easter ⁶² was the daughter of James Fugate and Ann Unknown.

He served in the military during war time 1755 in Connecticut. "A munster roll of Lieutenant Colonel Willam Whiting's (of Norwich) Company....."Dennis Delany enlisted 5 april 1756, discharged 17 November 1756" (Dulany-Furlong, pg. 22)

Dennis was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census in Georges Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.⁶³ Census shows: three free white males of sixteen years and upward, including heads of families; two white females. As sited in Balltimore County Families 1659-1759 by Robert Barnes, published 1989 by Genealogical Publishing, Balltimore, Maryland, pg. 187: " Dulany, Dennis, age 14 in May 1744, in November 1743 was bound to Edward Sprusbanks; m: Easter Fugate on January 1749 (35:75; 131)"

Inherited half of the plantation known as 'Richardson's Neglect' upon the death of his father. He retained his inheritance for forty-four years and in 1785 conveyed a deed stating " I, Dennis Dulany of Washington County, Pennsylvania...."He received payment of 500 pounds for the land. ⁶⁴

The date in which Dennis Dulany moved his family to Westmoreland, Pennsylvania is not known, but his signature appears on the petition dating 1776 or 1777 to make Pennsylvania a state. ⁶⁵

"Dennis Dulany in Georges Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, undoutedly gave the name to Dulany's cave which was on the land (now known as Laurel Caverns),located on Chestnut Ridge five miles south of Mount Summit near Uniontown, Pennsylvania. Thomas Dulany, a son of Dennis, owned the land in 1815." ⁶⁶

"Dennis Dulany lived in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, in that part organized into Washington County in 1781, Under date of 1 April 1785 he warranted 400 acres in Bedford County, Pennsylvania, (Pennsylvania Land Office Records, Warrant No. 83) on 25 September the land was surveyed, (Pennsylvania Land Office Records, Survey Book U, pg. 10) and Dennis conveyed a deed of sale of the tract 26 April 1786. 30 June 1785, Dennis sold his 200 acres on the Gunpowder River, Baltimore County, Maryland."⁶⁷

Dennis Dulany and Easter Fugate had the following children:

40 i. Thomas³ Dulany⁶⁸ was born in Maryland about 1750. He served in the military during war time. "Served with his brother Moses Dulany as a ranger on the frontier 1778-1783." ⁶⁹

"He received a Virginia Revolutionary Land Bounty Warrant No. 1212 dated 24 June 1783; private, Virginia Sate Line three years."

+ 41 ii. Moses Dulany was born about 1752.

+ 42 iii. John Dulany was born about 1760.

+ 43 iv. William Delany was born about 1764.

+ 44 v. Dennis Dulany was born about 1767.

Third Generation

9. John³ Dulaney (Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁷⁰ was born in St George's Parish, Virginia 16 June 1718. John died 17 August 1803 in Madison County, Virginia, at 85 years of age.

He married Frances Stanton in Orange, Orange County, Virginia, 1739. Frances was born in Orange County, Virginia 09 November 1723. Could also be Stafford County, Virginia according to Clare Magbee's Genealogy. Frances ⁷¹ was the daughter of Thomas Slaughter Stanton and Sarah Robinson.

Frances died 19 January 1804 in Madison County, Virginia, at 80 years of age.⁷² John Dulany's Will probated 28 April 1808, Madison County, Virginia Will Book pg. 409. Also mentioned in her father's will 2 October 1741, Will Book 1 pg. 177, Orange County Virginia.

He served in the military during war time 1776. He made a will in Madison County, Virginia, 1803. John's will was probated in Madison County, Virginia, 28 April 1808. Lived near Rapidan Church, a few miles from Madison Courthouse.

John Dulaney and Frances Stanton had the following children:

+ 45 i. Sarah⁴ Dulaney was born 07 December 1740.

46 ii. Mary (Marah) Dulaney⁷³ was born 19 November 1742. Mary died 1823 in Orange County, Virginia, at 80 years of age. She married Unknown Eddins.⁷⁴ (Additional notes for Unknown Eddins ⁷⁵)

+ 47 iii. Joseph Dulany was born 6 May 1744.

48 iv. Elizabeth Dulaney⁷⁶ was born in Virginia 28 January 1746. She married Weston Harris. (Additional notes for Weston Harris ⁷⁷)

49 v. John Stanton Delaney⁷⁸ was born in Orange County, Virginia 27 June 1747. John died 1813 in Culpeper County, Virginia, at 66 years of age.

50 vi. Frances Stanton Dulaney⁷⁹ was born in Virginia 24 June 1748. She married Patrick Woods. (Additional notes for Patrick Woods ⁸⁰)

+ 51 vii. Jane (Jiney) Dulaney was born 01 January 1751.

52 viii. Margaret Dulaney⁸¹ was born in Virginia 28 April 1753.

+ 53 ix. William Thomas Delaney (Maj.) was born 27 February 1755.

54 x. Diannah Dulaney⁸² was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 28 October 1756. Diannah died before 1800 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.

+ 55 xi. Eliza Dulaney was born 28 February 1759.

56 xii. Mildred (Milley) Dulaney⁸³ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 18 April 1763. She married John Eddins 22 October 1789. (Additional notes for John Eddins ⁸⁴)

11. William³ Dulany MD (Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)⁸⁵ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1724. William died 1777 in St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia, at 53 years of age.⁸⁶

He married twice. He married Judith Nalland. (Additional notes for Judith Nalland⁸⁷) He married Mary Roberts in Virginia, 1753.⁸⁸ Mary was born in St. Marys Parish, Spotsylvania, Virginia 1725.⁸⁹ Mary ⁹⁰ was the daughter of Benjamin Roberts and Anne Field. Mary died 1777 in St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia, at 52 years of age.⁹¹

William's occupation: Doctor of Medicine.

William Dulany MD and Mary Roberts had the following children:

57 i. Adolajah⁴ Dulaney⁹² was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. Adolajah died in Culpeper County, Virginia. Adolajah's occupation: Minister.

58 ii. Margaret Dulaney⁹³ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia.

59 iii. Eliab Dulaney⁹⁴ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. He married Frances (Fanny) McQuinn 03 January 1803. (Additional notes for Frances (Fanny) McQuinn ⁹⁵)

60 iv. Nancy Dulaney⁹⁶

61 v. Anne Dulaney⁹⁷ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 09 October 1754. Anne died 1816 in Culpeper County, Virginia, at 61 years of age. She married Roger Abbott in Culpeper County, Virginia, 1770. (Additional notes for Roger Abbott ⁹⁸)

+ 62 vi. Benjamin Lewis Dulaney was born November 1757.

+ 63 vii. Susannah Mary (Sookey) Dulany was born 07 February 1763.

+ 64 viii. Mary Dulaney was born 07 February 1763.

65 ix. William Hedgman DulaneyMD⁹⁹ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 07 February 1763. William died 07 January 1809 in Woodstock, Virginia, at 45 years of age. He married twice. He married Frances Jones Shackelford in Frederick, Virginia, 14 September 1786. (Additional notes for Frances Jones Shackelford ¹⁰⁰) He married Elizabeth P. Shackelford in Culpeper County, Virginia, 11 November 1807. (Additional notes for Elizabeth P. Shackelford¹⁰¹)

William's occupation: Doctor Of Medicine. He served in the military during war time. Henning's Satutes, Vol. 13, page 99. Vol. 16, page 29

+ 66 x. Joseph Robert Dulaney was born 1765.

67 xi. Edna Dulaney¹⁰² was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1770. Edna died in Tennessee. She was a student in Salem, North Carolina. School: school unknown.

+ 68 xii. Elkanah Roberts Dulaney MD was born 1770.

+ 69 xiii. Abijah Henry Dulaney MD was born 11 February 1773.

12. Zachary³ Dulany (Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)¹⁰³ was born 1726.

Zachary Dulany had the following children:

+ 70 i. William⁴ Dulany.

71 ii. Zachary Dulany¹⁰⁴

13. Charles³ Dulany (Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)¹⁰⁵ was born 1728.

He married Unknown Smith. (Additional notes for Unknown Smith ¹⁰⁶)

Charles Dulany and Unknown Smith had the following child:

72 i. Smith⁴ Dulaney¹⁰⁷ He married Mary Wright 26 September 1785. (Additional notes for Mary Wright ¹⁰⁸)

17. Daughter³ Dulany (Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)¹⁰⁹ was born 1734.

She married Unknown Smith. Unknown ¹¹⁰ is the son of Augustine Smith.

Daughter Dulany and Unknown Smith had the following children:

73 i. John⁴ Smith (Captian)¹¹¹ John served in the military in Culpeper County, Virginia.

74 ii. Daniel Smith (Lieutenant)¹¹²

18. Daughter³ Dulany (Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)¹¹³ was born 1736.

She married Unknown Barbee. (Additional notes for Unknown Barbee ¹¹⁴)

Daughter Dulany and Unknown Barbee had the following child:

75 i. Andrew⁴ Barbee¹¹⁵ Andrew's occupation: Sculptor in Fauquier County, Virginia.

22. William³ Dulany (William², Thomas Delany¹)¹¹⁶ was born in Maryland 1732. William died 1802 in Culpeper County, Virginia, at 70 years of age.

He married Elizabeth Butler. Elizabeth ¹¹⁷ was the daughter of Walter Butler.

He made a will in Culpeper County, Virginia. William's will was probated in Culpeper County, Virginia, 20 September 1802. Received from his fatherthe plantations called 'Stanford' and 'Mount Hill'.

Resided in Culpeper County, Virginia on land granted to him " by Lord Fairfax by patent dated April 4, 1778." ¹¹⁸

William Dulany and Elizabeth Butler had the following children:

+ 76 i. Zachariah⁴ Dulaney.

+ 77 ii. French Dulaney.

78 iii. Lee Anna Dulaney¹¹⁹ Lee died 1802 in Culpeper County, Virginia. Lee's will was probated in Culpeper County, Virginia, 20 December 1802.

+ 79 iv. Delphia Dulaney.

+ 80 v. Delilah Dulaney.

81 vi. Jannette Dulaney¹²⁰ She married Reuben Beasley. (Additional notes for Reuben Beasley ¹²¹)

+ 82 vii. Joseph Dulaney was born 18 June 1761.

+ 83 viii. Leroy Dulaney was born 22 December 1765.

84 ix. Braxton Dulaney¹²² was born 1774. Braxton died 1814 in Norfolk, Virginia, at 40 years of age.

24. Rebecca³ Dulany (Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)¹²³ birth date unknown.

She married James Paul Heath. James ¹²⁴ was the son of James Heath. James died in Cecil County, Virginia. He made a will 5 September 1745. "Heath, James Paul (2), son of james (1), d: in Cecil County having m: Rebecca __ ; his will, 5 September 1745 - 3 July 1746, named wife Rebecca, Son James (not yet 21), son daniel, possible unborn child, cousin Charles Heath, niece Mary Grafton, nephews John Ward, james Heath of Charles, nephew and nieces James and Susanna Chetham, and James and Mary Ward, directed his sons to be raised in the Roman Catholic faith; had issue: James (not yet 21); Daniel (not yet 21); ossible unborn child. ( 210-25:63)" ¹²⁵

Rebecca Dulany and James Paul Heath had the following children:

85 i. James Paul⁴ Heath¹²⁶ James died Baltimore County, Maryland. He married Susanna Hall 25 October 1759. (Additional notes for Susanna Hall ¹²⁷)

He made a will 23 November 1766. " Heath, James (3), son of James Paul (2), is probably the JamesPaul Heath listed in the 1750 Debt Book as owning 400 acres, St Georges; m: Susanna Hall on 25 October 1759; D: in Baltimore County leaving a will, 23 November 1766- 1 december 1766, naming wife Susanna, uncle Daniel Dulany's son Benjamin, uncle Walter DUlany's son Daniel, Ann Dulany, daughter of uncle Daniel, tracts Holt and Joe's Purchase; admin. bond posted 9 June 1767 by Susanna Heath, with John Hall of Swan Town, Francis Holland, John Hall, Jr., and William Hall ( 13: 282; 112:32; 129:369; 153:102) Barnes, Robert, Baltimore County Families 1659-1759, page 316)

86 ii. Daniel Heath¹²⁸

27. Margaret³ Dulany (Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)¹²⁹ birth date unknown.

She married twice. She married Alexander Hamilton (MD) 29 May 1747. Alexander ¹³⁰ was the son of William Hamilton. Alexander died 11 May 1756. znoted essayist and physician of Annopolis, Maryland

She married William Murdock 1 January 1767. (Additional notes for William Murdock ¹³¹)

Margaret Dulany and William Murdock had the following child:

87 i. Rebecca⁴ Murdock¹³² She married Anthony Addison. (Additional notes for Anthony Addison ¹³³)

29. Daniel³ Dulany (the Younger) (Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)¹³⁴ was born in Anne Arundel County, Maryland 28 June 1722. Daniel died 17 March 1797 Baltimore, Maryland, at 74 years of age. The obituary ran in the Federal Gazette and Baltimore Advertiser, Thursday, 23 March 1797, read " Departed this life on Sunday Morninglast, DANIEL Dulany, Esq., barrister at law, in the 76th year of his age. In his professional character few men have obtained a greater reputation than Mr> Dulany. After a long course of pleadings, conducted with honor and talents, and attended with success, he was appointd to the honorable office of Secretary of Maryland, a station which he filled with a character the most unblemished. In all the duties of husband, father, friend and master, he was affectionate, tender, kind and humane." (Dulany-Furlong. pg. 37-38) His body was interred Baltimore, Maryland, St. Paul's Cemetery.

He married Rebecca Tasker 16 September 1749. Rebecca was born 4 November 1724.¹³⁵ Rebecca ¹³⁶ was the daughter of Benjamin Tasker (Hon) and Ann Bladen. Rebecca died September 1822 in Brighton, England, at 97 years of age.¹³⁷

Daniel was listed as a member of a church in St. Anne's Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. "Daniel Dulany, the younger , married September 16, 1749, Rebecca Tasker, born in Annapolis, November 4, 1724, died in Brighton, Sussex, England, in September, 1822, having nearly completed her ninety-eighth year. She was the second daughter of the Hon. Benjamin Tasker, for thirty- two years a member of the Council and Acting Governor of the Province from May 3, 1752, to August 10, 1753, and Ann Bladen, his wife, the only daughter of Hon. William Bladen of Annapolis.

He was educated atEton College and Clare Hall, Cambridge University, England, where he was well grounded in English and classical literature, and was entered at the Middle Temple in January 1743. Like his father, he chose the profession of the law, but he was soon destined to out-shine him in legal attainments and become the great oracle of the law in the Province.

Returning to America, he was admitted tothe bar in 1747, and in 1751 he was practicing before the Provincial Court, where he continued to practice, with marked success, until the fall of the Proprietary Government.

Woodrow Wilson says: "Mr. Daniel Dulany's 'Considerations on thePropriety of Imposing Taxes in the British Colonies for the :IT]Purpose of Raising a Revenue by Act of Parliament' supplied the great Pitt with the chief grounds of his argument against taxing America. a Maryland lawyer had turned from leading the bar of the province to set up the true theory of the constitution of an empire with the dignity,the moderation, the power, the incommunicable grace of a great thinker and genuine man of letters"----- (Source: History of the American People. By Woodrow Wilson, Vol. 3, page 87, 1902)

"Hon. Daniel Dulany, barrister at law, was Commissary-General, Secretary of Maryland, and one of the Proprietary Council. Although a Loyalist, the eminent barrister did not hesitate to throw all the weight of his intellect and influence against any attempt to execute the obnoxious Stamp Act. His pamphlet was of the most convincing, statesmanlike and logical character and as much applauded in England by those who opposed the Stamp Act as in the Colonies. It is said that the great Pitt, when he made his celebrated speech in the House of Commons in opposition to the proposed taxation, held a copy of Daniel Dulany's pamphlet in his hand. Prior to the Revolution the barrister stood without a rival in the Colony as a lawyer, scholar and orator, and in the first volume of the Maryland Reports his opinions are published with the decision of the Provincial Court.

Letters from the peoplethrough the vehicle of the press appear to have been quite as much the prerogative of the early Marylanders as at the present time. Over anonymous signatures in the Maryland Gazette Daniel Dulany andCharles Carroll, of Carrollton, carried on a brilliant controversy relative to an act regulating the fees of public officers. The Vestry act relative to taxes imposed by law for the support of the Established Church was another measure which enlisted Daniel Dulany's interest. The Revolution followed close on the heels of this rebellious period, and, opposing the separation of the colonies from the mother country, Daniel Dulany, when the Revolutionary War began, retired to private life, left hishome at Annapolis and took up his abode at his country seat, Hunting Ridge, on the crest of the Patapsco Hills. His estates at that time, in addition to Hunting Ridge, included over seven thousand acres of very valuable land lying in the vicinity of Frederick City, and he had another property besides, all of which was confiscated and sold in 1781 for 84,602 pounds." He then moved to Baltimore Town where he resided till his death. ¹³⁸

In 1750, Daniel Dulany (The younger) owned "Locust Level." 3180 acres, recorded 12 october 1750. ¹³⁹

Daniel Dulany (the Younger) and Rebecca Tasker had the following children:

+ 88 i. Ann⁴ Dulany.

89 ii. Margaret Dulany¹⁴⁰

90 iii. Daniel Dulany Jr¹⁴¹ was born in Annapolis, Maryland 1750. Daniel died 12 August 1824 London, England, at 74 years of age. Taken to England by his father in July of 1761, he never returned to America, except for a brief visit in 1785. Educated at Eton College.At his death he left a large fortune to his niece, Rebecca Ann delaSerre, whom he had adopted and who had taken the name Dulany. ¹⁴²

+ 91 iv. Benjamin Tasker Dulany (Col) was born 1752.

30. Walter³ Dulany (Hon) (Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)¹⁴³ was born about 1732. Walter died 20 September 1773 at 41 years of age.¹⁴⁴

He married Mary Grafton. Mary ¹⁴⁵ was the daughter of Richard Grafton. She married an unknown person.

Walter's occupation: Attorney. " Dulany, Walter, in 1750 owned 1250 arces part Vale of Jehosophat, 2000 arces part No Name, part Enlargement to the Vale Jehosophat, part Deer Park, and 1413 arces part Brother's Care." (153:104) ¹⁴⁶

Dulany, Walter: Dulany's Park Resurveyed 1,714 acres 14 June 1750 ¹⁴⁷

"Served as Commissionary General of the Province of Maryland"¹⁴⁸

Walter Dulany (Hon) and Mary Grafton had the following children:

+ 92 i. Walter⁴ Dulany (Maj).

93 ii. Grafton Lloyd Dulaney¹⁴⁹ Grafton died in West Indies.

94 iii. Daniel Dulany¹⁵⁰ Daniel died in England.

95 iv. Rebecca Dulany¹⁵¹ She married twice. She married Thomas Addison. (Additional notes for Thomas Addison ¹⁵²) She married Thomas Hanson (Captain). (Additional notes for Thomas Hanson (Captain) ¹⁵³) He served in the military during war time.

+ 96 v. Mary Dulany.

97 vi. Catherine Dulany¹⁵⁴ She married Horatio Belt. (Additional notes for Horatio Belt ¹⁵⁵)

98 vii. Peggy Dulany¹⁵⁶ She married John Montgomery (Rev.). (Additional notes for John Montgomery (Rev.) ¹⁵⁷)

38. Belinda³ Slade (Elizabeth² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)¹⁵⁸ birth date unknown.

She married twice. She married Edmund Stansburg (Captian). Edmund was born 06 October 1746. Edmund died 1801 at 54 years of age. He served in the military during war time 1776. She married Thomas Talbot 21 January 1766.

Belinda Slade and Edmund Stansburg (Captian) had the following children:

99 i. Dixon⁴ Stansburg (Major)¹⁵⁹ Dixon died 5 June 1841. He married twice. He married Sophia Sampson Leoy. (Additional notes for Sophia Sampson Leoy ¹⁶⁰) He married Sarah McComas 1817. (Additional notes for Sarah McComas ¹⁶¹)

Dixon served in the military 30 January 1814. Commissioned 1st Lieutenant in the 13th U.S. Infantry 1 January 1814, resigned 31 January 1815.

100 ii. Sampson Stansburg¹⁶²

101 iii. Thomas Stansburg¹⁶³

102 iv. Edmund Stansburg¹⁶⁴

103 v. Elizabeth Stansburg¹⁶⁵ She married Victor Holmes. (Additional notes for Victor Holmes ¹⁶⁶)

104 vi. Soplia Stansburg¹⁶⁷

105 vii. Arabella Stansburg¹⁶⁸ She married Thomas Edward Hambleton. (Additional notes for Thomas Edward Hambleton ¹⁶⁹)

41. Moses³ Dulany (Dennis², Thomas Delany¹)¹⁷⁰ was born about 1752.

Moses's occupation: Ranger in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Moses was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census in Georges Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Listed 1male over 16 years; 1 under 16; 2 females

Moses Dulany had the following child:

+ 106 i. Moses⁴ Dulany was born 1808.

42. John³ Dulany (Dennis², Thomas Delany¹)¹⁷¹ was born about 1760. John died 1836 at 76 years of age.

He married Rebecca Unknown. Rebecca was born in Maryland 1767. (Additional notes for Rebecca Unknown ¹⁷²) " Rebecca is listed living with Moses Dulany household in the 1850 cesus, Wetzel County, West Virginia." ¹⁷³ " On 29 december 1836 the heirs of John Dulany, namely, his widow, Rebecca, sons, John, Daniel, Thomas, Moses and daughter, Mary, conveyed the tract of 86 acres known as "The Cave Tract." on which was located Dulany's cave in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. The family lived on this land in a house which later burned, the foundation od which were visible in 1969." ¹⁷⁴

John Dulany and Rebecca Unknown had the following child:

+ 107 i. John⁴ Dulany II.

43. William³ Delany (Dennis² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)¹⁷⁵ was born about 1764.

He married twice. He married Rhoda Hostetler. (Additional notes for Rhoda Hostetler ¹⁷⁶) He married Susan Flowers. (Additional notes for Susan Flowers ¹⁷⁷) "He retained the Irish spelling of the name, Delany. In 1820 William was a witness of his brother Dennis's will. He is shown as a resident in the 1790 census of Greene County (then Washington County). ¹⁷⁸

" William served in Captian James Hook's Company 1775-1776, which was a part of a Regiment raised by Colonel William Crawford of fayette County, subsequently joined to the Thirteenth Virginia Regiment at Pittsburgh (The Ten Mile Country, Howard L. leckey, Vol. I, pg. 10; 1950 Waynesburg, Pennsylvania)."¹⁷⁹

William Delany and Rhoda Hostetler had the following child:

+ 108 i. John⁴ Dulany was born about 1789.

44. Dennis³ Dulany (Dennis², Thomas Delany¹)¹⁸⁰ was born about 1767. Dennis died about 1826 in Greene County, Pennsylvania.

He married Nancy Fox in Greene County, Pennsylvania, about 1792. Nancy was born about 1776. (Additional notes for Nancy Fox ¹⁸¹) Nancy died about 1831 in Greene County, Pennsylvania.

Dennis was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census in Whiteley Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. The census shows 3 males under 10 years; 1 male 26-45; 1 female under 10; 1 female, 16-25.

Dennis's will was probated in Greene County, Pennsylvania, 4 January 1831. " In the name of God amen,I, Dennis Dulany being somewhat weak of body but of sound and perfect mind and memory, do ordain and make this my last will and testament; First, my will is that my burial and funeral be decent without either pomp or pride. Second, my will is that all my debts and funeral charges be paid. Third, I will and bequeath to my kind and loving wife Nancy Dulany all my real estate, during her natural life and also her choice of my horse creatures so that she keeps two horses for her own use, four cows and one third of the balance of my personal estate at the time of the appraisement. Fourthly, my will is that the balance of my personal estate be sold by my executors at once and the proceeds thereofbe divided equally amongst my children; Samuel, William, Susannah, Dennis, Mary, Sarah, Jacob, James, Anne, and Barbara Dulany. Fifthly, I will and devise to my son Samuel Dulany's son Denis Dulany, twenty dollars to be paid to him when he arrives at the age of twenty-one years. Sixthly, my will isafter the death of my beloved widow my real property is to be sold together with my personal property, by my heirs and the money arising therefrom to be equally divided between them. Seventhly and lastly, I do thereby constitute and appoint my kind and loving wife Nancy Dulany and my son-in-law Henry Fox my executors of my last will and testament and further I hereby revoke and make null and voidall other wills or will by me made either by writing, word of mouth or otherwise. In testimony whereof I have herewith set my hand and seal this eleventh day of November one hundred eight hundred andtwenty." Signed: Dennis Dulany (Dulany-Furlong, pg 42) "The tax record of 1808 lists Debbis Dulany with 100 acres, 1 still, 1 cabin, 1 horse, and 1 cow. The 1810 record lists 130 acres, 2 horses, 2 cows, and 1 still - 60 gallon." ¹⁸²

Dennis Dulany and Nancy Fox had the following children:

109 i. Dennis⁴ Dulany¹⁸³

110 ii. William Dulany¹⁸⁴ He married Elizabeth Unknown. (Additional notes for Elizabeth Unknown ¹⁸⁵)

111 iii. Jacob Dulany¹⁸⁶

112 iv. Sarah Dulany¹⁸⁷ She married Jesse John. Jesse ¹⁸⁸ was the son of David John and Elizabeth McCann.

113 v. Ann Dulany¹⁸⁹ She married Jacob Wise. (Additional notes for Jacob Wise ¹⁹⁰)

114 vi. Samuel Dulany¹⁹¹ was born 14 September 1795. Samuel died 4 February 1871 at 75 years of age. His body was interred in Monongahela Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Hanna Cemetery. He married twice. He married Sarah Crayne. Sarah was born 1796. (Additional notes for Sarah Crayne ¹⁹²) Sarah died 9 May 1835 at 38 years of age. Her body was interred in Kirby, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Old Ironsides Cemetery. He married Charity Anne Burdine. Charity was born 12 July 1813. (Additional notes for Charity Anne Burdine ¹⁹³) Charity died 18 April 1893 at 79 years of age. Her body was interred in Kirby, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Hanna Cemetery.

115 vii. Susannah Dulany¹⁹⁴ was born 12 September 1797. Susannah died 24 December 1875 at 78 years of age. She married Henry Fox. Henry was born 4 April 1803. Henry ¹⁹⁵ was the sonof Peter Fox and Mary Thomas. Henry died 20 October 1881 at 78 years of age.

+ 116 viii. Mary Dulany was born 1802.

+ 117 ix. Nancy Dulany was born 1806.

118 x. James Dulany¹⁹⁶ was born 1814. James died 31 October 1877 at 63 years of age. His body was interred in Kirby, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Fox Family Cemetery. He married Jane John. Jane ¹⁹⁷ was the daughter of David John and Elizabeth McCann.

119 xi. Barbara Dulany¹⁹⁸ was born 1817. Barbara died 13 July 1894 at 77 years of age. She married Daily Robison John. Daily was born 1814. Daily ¹⁹⁹ was the son of James John and Margaret Robison. Daily died 1870 at 56 years of age.

Fourth Generation

45. Sarah⁴ Dulaney (John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)²⁰⁰ was born 07 December 1740.

She married Thomas Graves.²⁰¹ Thomas was born 14 November 1733. Thomas ²⁰² was the son ofJohn Graves and Susannah Dickens. Thomas died 1810 at 76 years of age. From Virginia Genealogies #2 CD#186, Virginia Families Vol II, Page 751 and 152. Sarah Dulaney married Thomas Graves, b: 14 November 1733, d: 1810, son of John Graves and Susannah Dickens.

Thomas Stanton mentions her in his will, 2 October 1741, Will Book1, pg. 177, Orange County, Virginia.

John Dulney also names Sarah Graves and her children in his will probated 28 April 1808, Madison County, Virginia, Will Book, pg. 409

Sarah Dulaney and Thomas Graves had the following children:

120 i. Thomas⁵ Graves²⁰³

121 ii. Lewis Graves²⁰⁴

122 iii. James Graves²⁰⁵

123 iv. Phillip Graves²⁰⁶

124 v. Joseph Graves²⁰⁷

125 vi. Henrietta Graves²⁰⁸

126 vii. Mary Graves²⁰⁹

127 viii. Francis Graves²¹⁰

128 ix. Ann Graves²¹¹

+ 129 x. Elizabeth Graves was born 1755.

47. Joseph⁴ Dulany (John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)²¹² was born 6 May 1744. Joseph died 20 July 1814 at 70 years of age.

He married Francis Hume. Francis was born 14 November 1756. (Additional notes for Francis Hume ²¹³) Francis died 9 December 1814 at 58 years of age.

Joseph Dulany and Francis Hume had the following children:

130 i. John⁵ Dulany²¹⁴

131 ii. Fannie Dulany²¹⁵ She married Paddy Woods. (Additional notes for Paddy Woods ²¹⁶)

132 iii. Betsie Dulany²¹⁷ She married West Harris. (Additional notes for West Harris ²¹⁸)

133 iv. Sallie Dulany²¹⁹ She married David Cooper. (Additional notes for David Cooper ²²⁰)

+ 134 v. William Dulany was born 21 February 1776.

+ 135 vi. George Dulany was born 7 January 1782.

+ 136 vii. Joseph Stanton Dulany was born 26 August 1788.

51. Jane (Jiney)⁴ Dulaney (John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)²²¹ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 01 January 1751. Jane died 13 March 1844 in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, at 93 years of age.

She married John Malcolm Miller Jr in Albermarle County, Virginia, 20 March 1774.²²² John was born in Albermarle County, Virginia 01 June 1750. John ²²³ was the son of Robert Miller Sr and Anne Lynn. John died 08 September 1808 in Madison County, Kentucky, at 58 years of age. John's occupation: farmer. He served in the military during war time 1776.

Jane (Jiney) Dulaney and John Malcolm Miller Jr had the following children:

+ 137 i. Robert⁵ Miller was born 01 March 1775.

138 ii. William Miller²²⁴ was born in Albermarle County, Virginia 19June 1776. William died 30 June 1841 in Madison County, Kentucky, at 65 years of age. He married twice. He married Hannah Lackey in Madison County, Kentucky. (Additional notes for Hannah Lackey ²²⁵) He married Dorcas Lackey in Madison County, Kentucky. (Additional notes for Dorcas Lackey ²²⁶)

William's occupation: Farmer.

139 iii. Anna Miller²²⁷ was born in Albermarle County, Virginia 03November 1777. She married John Reid in Madison County, Kentucky, 18 April 1796. (Additional notes for John Reid ²²⁸)

+ 140 iv. Thomas H. Miller was born 30 March 1779.

141 v. John Miller²²⁹ was born in Albermarle County, Virginia 30September 1780. John died before 1844 in New Market, Madison County, Alabama. He married Polly Brown in Madison County, Kentucky, 09 February 1804. (Additional notes for Polly Brown ²³⁰)

John's occupation: Farmer.

142 vi. Elizabeth Miller²³¹ was born in Albermarle County, Virginia 20March 1782. Elizabeth died 22 August 1833 in Franklin County, Tennessee, at 51 years of age. She married twice. She married William Woods Kavanaugh in Madison County, Kentucky, 13 June 1798. (Additional notes for William Woods Kavanaugh ²³²) She married Thomas Kennedy 09 November 1820. (Additional notes for Thomas Kennedy ²³³)

143 vii. Dulaney Miller²³⁴ was born in Albermarle County, Virginia 13December 1783. Dulaney died in Madison County, Kentucky. He married Statilda Goggin in Madison County, Kentucky, 08 May 1810. (Additional notes for Statilda Goggin ²³⁵)

+ 144 viii. Joseph Miller (General) was born 15 May 1785.

145 ix. James Miller²³⁶ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 24 December 1787. James died in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky.

146 x. Garland Burleigh Miller²³⁷ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 01 April 1790. Garland died 11 December 1832 in Beans Creek, Franklin County, Tennessee, at 42 years of age. He married Mourning Woods in Madison County, Kentucky, 18 January 1810. (Additional notes for Mourning Woods ²³⁸)

Garland's occupation: Farmer.

147 xi. Jane (Jennie) Miller²³⁹ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 18 April 1792. She married Samuel Lackey. (Additional notes for Samuel Lackey ²⁴⁰)

148 xii. Frances Miller²⁴¹ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 18 June 1794. Frances died 1838 in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, at 44 years of age. She married William Watts in Madison County, Kentucky, 22 December 1812. (Additional notes for William Watts ²⁴²)

149 xiii. Infant Miller²⁴³ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 16 October 1798. Infant died 1798 in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, at less than one year of age.

53. William Thomas⁴ Delaney (Maj.) (John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)²⁴⁴ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 27 February 1755. William died 20 August 1831 in Holston Valley, Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 76 years of age.

He married Nancy Rodes in Albermarle County, Virginia, 10 September 1788.²⁴⁵ Nancy was born 16 June 1769. Nancy ²⁴⁶ was the daughter ofDavid Rodes and Mary Mills. Nancy died 23 August 1799 in Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 30 years of age.

He served in the military during war time 1776. He served as an orderly under General Isaac Shelby at the Battle of King's Mountian. Major William Dulaney moved from Virginia and settled near Bristol, Tennesssee at Holston valley. He was one of the first white settlers of the region maintaining afarm where built a fort that served as protection and safety when needed. It later became the firstschoolhouse in the valley. He also owned slaves that worked his fields and maintained his home. According to Robert Duggan the house was built around 1776-1789 and it still stands in Holston Valley, currently owned by Paul Ringley. ²⁴⁷

All of hisdescendants go by the Delaney spelling.

William Thomas Delaney (Maj.) and Nancy Rodes had the following children:

+ 150 i. Mary Mills⁵ Delaney was born 21 August 1788.

151 ii. Frances Stanton Delaney²⁴⁸ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 23 January 1790.

152 iii. Elizabeth Goodman Delaney²⁴⁹ was born 27 December 1791.

153 iv. Nancy Rodes Delaney²⁵⁰ was born 01 January 1794.

154 v. Sarah Graves Delaney²⁵¹ was born 17 April 1797. Sarah died 14 December 1806 at 9 years of age.

+ 155 vi. John Rhodes Delaney (General) was born 30 June 1799.

55. Eliza⁴ Dulaney (John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)²⁵² was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 28 February 1759. Eliza died 31 January 1803 in Kentucky, at 43 years of age. Her body was interred in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky.

She married Robert Rodes (Captian) in Orange County, Virginia, 30 May 1782.²⁵³ Robert was born in Albermarle County, Virginia 11 May 1759. Robert ²⁵⁴ was the son of John Rodes and Sarah Harris. He served in the military during war time. He was made prisoner at the capture of Charleston, South Carolina. In 1783, he moved his family to Madison County, Kentucky, and represented that county in the Convention held in Danville, 1787. On the formation of the State he was appointed one of the justices of Madison County and later Judge of the Circuit Court. (Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol 7 (1899-1900), pgs. 82-86.)

Eliza Dulaney and Robert Rodes (Captian) had the following children:

156 i. Mary Eddins⁵ Rodes²⁵⁵ was born 27 August 1783. Mary died 20 July 1835 at 51 years of age. She married James Estill 10 July 1800. (Additional notes for James Estill ²⁵⁶)

157 ii. Sarah Harris Rodes²⁵⁷ was born 07 June 1787. Sarah died 11 July 1856 at 69 years of age. She married Anthony Wayne Rollins MD 18 April 1811. (Additional notes for Anthony Wayne Rollins MD ²⁵⁸)

158 iii. Elizabeth Dulaney Rodes²⁵⁹ was born 20 February 1789. She married Wallace Estill 20 December 1807. (Additional notes for Wallace Estill ²⁶⁰)

159 iv. John Rodes²⁶¹ was born 11 January 1792. John died 21 November 1814 at 22 years of age.

160 v. William Rodes²⁶² was born 24 February 1794. He married Paulina G. Clay 03 November 1819. (Additional notes for Paulina G. Clay ²⁶³)

161 vi. Nancy Rodes²⁶⁴ was born 05 February 1796. She married Samuel Stone 15 October 1816. (Additional notes for Samuel Stone ²⁶⁵)

162 vii. Clifton Rodes²⁶⁶ was born 26 August 1798. He married Amanda M. Owsley 23 December 1823. Amanda was born 24 June 1805. (Additional notes for Amanda M. Owsley ²⁶⁷)

62. Benjamin Lewis⁴ Dulaney (William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)²⁶⁸ was born in Sullivan County, Tennessee November 1757. Benjamin died 18 August 1839 in Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 81 years of age.²⁶⁹

He married Judith Barnes. Judith ²⁷⁰ was the daughter of Leonard Barnes.

He served in the military during war time 1777 in Culpeper County, Virginia. After enlisting, Benjamin marched to General Washington's headquarters in Pennsylvania and guarded prisoners sent to Albemarle County, from April to December 1779. He was at the seige of Yorktown in General Washington's Army and also served under General LaFayette for short time. ( Record from Pension Office, War Dept., Washington, D.C.)

S.of W. 1835; Penn. 3, Tenn. 100; Revolutionary Records, Virginia.

Benjamin Lewis Dulaney and Judith Barnes had the following children:

163 i. Lewis Barnes⁵ Dulaney²⁷¹ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. He married Sarah Unknown.

164 ii. Anne Dulaney²⁷² was born in Culpeper County, Virginia.

165 iii. Sarah Dulaney²⁷³ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. Sarah died.

166 iv. Thomasine Elizabeth Dulaney²⁷⁴ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia.

+ 167 v. Palsey Dulaney.

168 vi. Drusilla Dulaney²⁷⁵ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. She married Joshua Edwards. (Additional notes for Joshua Edwards ²⁷⁶)

+ 169 vii. William Leonard Dulaney was born 1790.

170 viii. Juretta Agnes Dulaney²⁷⁷ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 20 April 1802. Juretta died 17 November 1880 at 78 years of age. She married Elijah Walter Headrick 05 July 1825. Elijah was born 17 July 1804. Elijah ²⁷⁸ was the son of John Headrick and Rachel Barnard. Elijah died 08 May 1878 at 73 years of age.

63. Susannah Mary (Sookey)⁴ Dulany (William³, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)²⁷⁹ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 07 February 1763. Susannah died 01 March 1841 at 78 years of age. Her body was interred in Franklin County, Ohio, Walnut Hill Cemetery.

She married George Wilson Simms in Middlesex County, Virginia, 05 June 1783.²⁸⁰ (Additional notes for George Wilson Simms ²⁸¹)

Susannah Mary (Sookey) Dulany and George Wilson Simms had the following child:

171 i. Unknown⁵ Simms²⁸² She married Unknown Miller. (Additional notes for Unknown Miller ²⁸³)

64. Mary⁴ Dulaney (William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)²⁸⁴ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 07 February 1763.

She married Benjamin Robert Bingham in Fauquier County, Virginia, 1780. Benjamin was born in Virginia 1755. Benjamin ²⁸⁵ was the son of Stephen Bingham III and Jane Benson. Benjamin died 1833 in Blount County, Tennessee, at 78 years of age. He served in the military during war time.

Mary Dulaney and Benjamin Robert Bingham had the following children:

172 i. William⁵ Bingham²⁸⁶ was born in Wilkes County, North Carolina.

173 ii. Jane Bingham²⁸⁷ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. Jane died 11 December 1830. She married William Iles.²⁸⁸ (Additional notes for William Iles ²⁸⁹)

174 iii. Anne Bingham²⁹⁰ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. She married James White.²⁹¹ (Additional notes for James White ²⁹²)

175 iv. Sally Sarah Bingham²⁹³ was born in Wilkes, Wilkes County, North Carolina 1792. She married Thomas Prophet.²⁹⁴ (Additional notes for Thomas Prophet ²⁹⁵)

176 v. Edna (Edney) Bingham²⁹⁶ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. Edna died 31 August 1850 at 57 years of age. She married Joshua Jones.²⁹⁷ (Additional notes for Joshua Jones ²⁹⁸)

177 vi. JoelBingham²⁹⁹ was born in Wilkes, Wilkes County, North Carolina 1793.

178 vii. Stephen N. Bingham³⁰⁰ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1795. Stephen died in Wilkes County, North Carolina. He married Synthy Pritchard.³⁰¹ (Additional notes for Synthy Pritchard ³⁰²)

179 viii. Benjamin R. Bingham Jr³⁰³ was born in Jamestown, Culpeper County, Virginia 1797. Benjamin died 1866 in Benton County, Arkansas, at 69 years of age. He married Nancy Prophet.³⁰⁴ (Additional notes for Nancy Prophet ³⁰⁵)

+ 180 ix. Jemina Bingham was born 08 February 1800.

181 x. George McNeil Bingham³⁰⁶ was born in Wilkes County, North Carolina 07 July 1805. George died 20 January 1880 at 74 years of age.

182 xi. Elizabeth Bingham³⁰⁷ was born in Wilkes County, North Carolina 1810.

66. Joseph Robert⁴ Dulaney (William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)³⁰⁸ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1765.³⁰⁹ Joseph died 1819 in Morganfield, Union County, Kentucky, at 54 years of age.

He married Nancy Field in Culpeper County, Virginia, 07 November 1783. Nancy ³¹⁰ was the daughter of Henry Field (Hon.) and Mary Unknown. Nancy was Joseph Roberts' cousin.

He served in the military during war time. Enlisted in the cavalry, December 1778, under Captain Robert Yancy. (Henning's Statutes, Vol. 14. page 336.) "In 1785 Joseph moved from Culpeper County toKentucky, where he had aquired approximately 4000 acres of land in Jefferson and Fayette Counties, later inheriting from his father-in-law's estate a tract of 1000 acres in Campbell County. Living atHarrodsburg until 1810, he moved his family to Morganfield, Union County, where he practiced law. He was one of the first trustees of Morganfield and a member of the first magisterial court for the new county." Dulaney, Kentucky is name in honor of his family. ³¹¹

Joseph Robert Dulaney and Nancy Field had the following children:

183 i. Fielding⁵ Dulaney³¹² was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. Fielding died in Illinois. He married Elizabeth Unknown. (Additional notes for Elizabeth Unknown ³¹³)

184 ii. Mary (Polly) Dulaney³¹⁴ She married Samuel W. Carr in Mercer, Kentucky, 27 April 1801. (Additional notes for Samuel W. Carr ³¹⁵)

185 iii. Henry Field Dulaney (D.D.)³¹⁶ Henry died 1831 in Morganfield, Union County, Kentucky. He married Rhoda Unknown. (Additional notes for Rhoda Unknown ³¹⁷)

186 iv. Joseph Roberts Dulaney(Col.)³¹⁸ Joseph died 1839 in Morganfield, Union County, Kentucky. He married Nancy Unknown. (Additional notes for Nancy Unknown ³¹⁹)

187 v. John W. R. Dulaney MD³²⁰ John died 1833 in Union County, Kentucky. He married Dorothy Ann Daviess in Union County, Kentucky, 17 April 1821. Dorothy ³²¹ was the daughter of John Daviess. She married Lazarus Powell 05 January 1835.

John's will was probated 16 December 1833.

188 vi. George W. Dulaney³²² George died March 1845. He married Sarah Bishop 05 June 1820. (Additional notes for Sarah Bishop ³²³)

189 vii. Elkanah Roberts Dulaney³²⁴

190 viii. William Hedgman Dulaney³²⁵ He made a will 05 April 1827.

191 ix. Willis Field Dulaney³²⁶ He married Tabitha Whis Hewett 21 March 1820. (Additional notes for Tabitha Whis Hewett ³²⁷)

192 x. Nancy Field Dulaney³²⁸ She married John Bishop in Morganfield, Union County, Kentucky, 18 October 1821. John ³²⁹ was the son of Benjamin Bishop and Sarah Unknown.

68. Elkanah Roberts⁴ Dulaney MD (William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)³³⁰ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1770. Elkanah died 10 July 1840 in Blountville, Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 70 years of age.

He married Margaret (Peggy) Snapp in Woodstock, Culpeper County, Virginia, 07 February 1799. (Additional notes for Margaret (Peggy) Snapp ³³¹) Margaret died 19 February 1843 in Sullivan County, Tennessee.

Elkanah's occupation: Doctor of Medicine. "Moved to Sullivan County, Tennessee in 1799. He had just graduated in medicine and he established "Medical Grove," the old homestead of the Dulaneys, which wasthe first brick residence in the county, and which has since been owned and occupied by the Dulaneys, being occupied now by Doctors Nathaniel Taylor Dulaney and Charles Meigs Dulaney, great grandsonsof Dr. Elkanah." ( Source: Benjamin Lewis Dulaney, Something About the Dulaney (Dulany) Family and Sketch of the Southern Cobb Family, Written 1921)

"Dr. Elkanah R. Dulaney came from Culpeper, Virginia: the ancestors from Maryland. These Maryland Ancestors were orginially from Ireland, where the family name found prior to the fourteeth century. The name was originally spelled Dubhlaine and that in modified form, appeears in the title of the City of Dublin." (Goodspeed's History of Tennessee, Sullivan County, page 1305)

Elkanah Roberts Dulaney MD and Margaret (Peggy) Snapp had the following children:

+ 193 i. William Roberts⁵ Dulaney MD was born 2 April 1800.

194 ii. Eliza Dulaney³³² was born in Sullivan County, Tennessee 28 July 1802. Eliza died 24 July 1819 at 16 years of age. She married Thomas Marshall 18 March 1819. (Additional notes for Thomas Marshall ³³³)

195 iii. Edna Dulaney³³⁴ was born in Sullivan County, Tennessee 23 May 1806. Edna died 26 January 1826 at 19 years of age.

196 iv. JohnRhea Dulaney³³⁵ was born in Sullivan County, Tennessee 25 November 1808. John died 3 February 1833 in Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 24 years of age.

197 v. Joseph Abbott Dulaney³³⁶ was born in Sullivan County, Tennessee 13 September 1811. Joseph died 9 October 1814 in Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 3 years of age.

198 vi. Alfred Carter Dulaney³³⁷ was born in Sullivan County, Tennessee 30 June 1813. Alfred died 11 July 1831 in Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 18 years of age.

+ 199 vii. Benjamin Lewis Dulaney was born 9 April 1815.

200 viii. Mary Dulaney³³⁸ was born in Sullivan County, Tennessee 20 August 1817. Mary died 6 August 1843 at 25 years of age. She married Unknown Parrott MD.

69. Abijah Henry⁴ Dulaney MD (William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)³³⁹ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 11 February 1773. Abijah died 15 March 1848 in Athens County, Ohio, at 75 years of age. His body was interred in Athens County, Ohio.

He married Nancy Burke in Culpeper County, Virginia, 26 April 1792. Nancy was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1775. Nancy ³⁴⁰ was the daughter of John Burke and Susannah Nalle. Nancy died 1837 in Culpeper County, Virginia, at 62 years of age. Nancy was listed as a member of a church.

Abijah's occupation: Doctor of Medicine. Abijah was listed as a member of a church.

Abijah Henry Dulaney MD and Nancy Burke had the following children:

201 i. Susan⁵ Dulaney³⁴¹ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1793. She married John Foushee Brown in Culpeper County, Virginia, 28 January 1808. (Additional notes for John Foushee Brown ³⁴²)

202 ii. MaryAnne Dulaney³⁴³ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 20 November 1794. Mary died 11 May 1873 in Athens County, Ohio, at 78 years of age. She married Benjamin Roberts in Culpeper County, Virginia, 1813.

203 iii. Judith N. Dulaney³⁴⁴ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1796. Judith died 1849 in Franklin County, Ohio, at 53 years of age. She married George Wilson Simms Jr. 24 September 1816. (Additional notes for George Wilson Simms Jr. ³⁴⁵)

204 iv. Margaret Dulaney³⁴⁶ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1798. She married Benjamin Burke. (Additional notes for Benjamin Burke ³⁴⁷) He married Lindamira Dulaney.

205 v. John William Dulaney³⁴⁸ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 30 June 1800. John died 1883 in Morgan County, Ohio, at 83 years of age. His body was interred in Wrightsville, Ohio. He married Mataltha D. Lucas in Culpeper County, Virginia, 1832. (Additional notes for Mataltha D. Lucas ³⁴⁹)

206 vi. Nancy Jane Dulaney³⁵⁰ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 18 August 1803. Nancy died 27 August 1886 in Athens County, Ohio, at 83 years of age. She married John Wesley Simms in Culpeper County, Virginia, 31 March 1824. (Additional notes for John Wesley Simms ³⁵¹)

207 vii. Asenath Dulaney³⁵² was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1806. She married Thomas B. Pratt. (Additional notes for Thomas B. Pratt ³⁵³)

208 viii. Lindamira Dulaney³⁵⁴ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1810. She married Benjamin Burke. (Additional notes for Benjamin Burke ³⁵⁵) He married Margaret Dulaney.

209 ix. Julianna Dulaney³⁵⁶ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1810. She married Joseph Stringfellow. (Additional notes for Joseph Stringfellow ³⁵⁷)

210 x. Malinda Dulaney³⁵⁸ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1812. She married Unknown in Culpeper County, Virginia, 03 February 1852.

70. William⁴ Dulany (Zachary³, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)³⁵⁹ birth date unknown.

He married Elizabeth unknown. (Additional notes for Elizabeth unknown ³⁶⁰)

William's will was probated in Culpeper County, Virginia, 12 September 1802.

William Dulany and Elizabeth unknown had the following children:

211 i. French⁵ Dulany³⁶¹

212 ii. Zachary Dulany³⁶² He served in the military during war time 1780.

213 iii. Joseph Dulany³⁶³

214 iv. Leroy Dulany³⁶⁴

215 v. Braxton Dulany³⁶⁵

216 vi. Leanne Dulany³⁶⁶

217 vii. Delpha Dulany³⁶⁷

218 viii. Deliah Dulany³⁶⁸

76. Zachariah⁴ Dulaney (William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)³⁶⁹ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. Zachariah died 24 June 1832.³⁷⁰

He married Mary Duncan 18 July 1797. Mary ³⁷¹ was the daughter of Charles Duncan.

Zachariah Dulaney and Mary Duncan had the following children:

+ 219 i. French C.⁵ Dulaney.

+ 220 ii. Charles William Dulaney.

221 iii. William Dulaney³⁷²

77. French⁴ Dulaney (William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)³⁷³ birth date unknown.

He married Nancy Sale. (Additional notes for Nancy Sale ³⁷⁴)

French Dulaney and Nancy Sale had the following children:

222 i. William Sale⁵ Dulaney³⁷⁵

223 ii. Emily Dulaney³⁷⁶

224 iii. Frances Dulaney³⁷⁷

225 iv. Maria Dulaney³⁷⁸

226 v. Elizabeth Dulaney³⁷⁹

227 vi. Anne Dulaney³⁸⁰

79. Delphia⁴ Dulaney (William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)³⁸¹ birth date unknown.

She married John Smith. (Additional notes for John Smith ³⁸²)

Delphia Dulaney and John Smith had the following children:

228 i. John⁵ Smith³⁸³ John died 1823 in "Cloud Spring", Kentucky.

229 ii. JosephSmith³⁸⁴ Joseph died in Georgia.

230 iii. William Smith³⁸⁵

231 iv. Delphia Smith³⁸⁶

232 v. Nancy Smith³⁸⁷ Nancy died 1820.

233 vi. Mary Smith³⁸⁸ She married Unknown Garner. (Additional notes for Unknown Garner ³⁸⁹)

80. Delilah⁴ Dulaney(William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)³⁹⁰ birth date unknown.

She married James Inskep 31 January 1797. (Additional notes for James Inskep ³⁹¹)

Delilah Dulaney and James Inskep had the following children:

234 i. Elizabeth⁵ Inskep³⁹² She married Unknown Sybert. (Additional notes for Unknown Sybert ³⁹³)

235 ii. Lee Anne Inskep³⁹⁴ She married John B. Graham. (Additional notes for John B. Graham ³⁹⁵)

82. Joseph⁴ Dulaney (William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)³⁹⁶ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 18 June 1761. Joseph died 17 August 1827 in Kentucky, at 66 years of age.

He married Sarah Lunsford or Lunceford 1790. Sarah ³⁹⁷ was the daughter of Lewis Lunceford.

He served in the military during war time 1776. " Participated in the battles of Brandywine and Cowpens, in which he was wounded." In 1820 he moved his family from Virginia to a farm in Kentucky called "Woodlawn" situated on Clear Fork of the Gasper River. ³⁹⁸

Joseph Dulaney and Sarah Lunsford or Lunceford had the following children:

236 i. Anthony⁵ Dulaney³⁹⁹ was born in Virginia.

+ 237 ii. Elizabeth Lunceford Dulaney was born 31 December 1791.

+ 238 iii. Harriet Anne Dulaney was born 06 March 1794.

+ 239 iv. William Lunceford Dulaney was born 25 September 1797.

240 v. Drusilla Dulaney⁴⁰⁰ was born 19 June 1799. She married William Ewing Graham. (Additional notes for William Ewing Graham ⁴⁰¹)

83. Leroy⁴ Dulaney (William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁰² was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 22 December 1765. Leroy died 18 January 1841 in Warren County, Kentucty, at 75 years of age.⁴⁰³

He married Anne Routt in Culpeper County, Virginia, 05 January 1792. Anne ⁴⁰⁴ was the daughter of John Routt and Unknown Withers.

Leroy was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census in Warren County, Kentucty. " About 1820he moved his family to Warren County, Kentucky, taking with him 28 foxhounds and an equal number ofslaves. He lived on a large plantation called "Cloud's Spring." He was originally buried in the Duncan Graveyard on the farm "Woodlawn", owned by Joseph Dulaney, but was later moved to Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Kentucky." ⁴⁰⁵

Leroy Dulaney and Anne Routt had the following children:

+ 241 i. John⁵ Dulaney.

+ 242 ii. Zachariah Dulaney was born 23 January 1793.

+ 243 iii. Mary Routt Dulaney was born 15 December 1797.

+ 244 iv. Woodford D. Dulaney was born 05 February 1799.

245 v. Eleanor Dulaney⁴⁰⁶ was born 09 November 1801.

246 vi. Amanda Dulaney⁴⁰⁷ was born 27 April 1803. Amanda died in Warren County, Kentucty.

247 vii. Hiram Dulaney⁴⁰⁸ was born 27 April 1803. Hiram died 1853 in Warren County, Kentucty, at 50 years of age. His body was interred in Warren County, Kentucty, Fairview Cemetery. Buried in the Duncan Draveyard on the farm "Woodlawn" and later moved.

88. Ann⁴ Dulany (Daniel³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁰⁹ was born in Annapolis, Maryland. Ann died 02 October 1828 in Grand Parade, Brighton, England.

She married William de la Sere 21 April 1784. (Additional notes for William de la Sere ⁴¹⁰)

Ann Dulany and William de la Sere had the following child:

248 i. Rebecca Ann Dulany⁵ de la Sere⁴¹¹ Rebecca died in Brighton, Sussex, England. She married Richard Hunter (Sir). (Additional notes for Richard Hunter (Sir) ⁴¹²) Heiress to her uncle Daniel Dulany Jr. and changed her name to Dulany.

91. Benjamin Tasker⁴ Dulany (Col) (Daniel³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁴¹³ was born in Anne Arundel County, Maryland 1752. Benjamin died 1816 in Fairfax County, Virginia, at 64 years of age. His body was interred in "Shuter's Hill", Alexandria, Virginia.

He married Elizabeth French 10 February 1773. Elizabeth was born. In a note written to a friend, George Washington, stated "Our celebrated fortune, Miss French, whom half the world was in pursuit of, bestowed her hand on Wednesday last, being her birthday, upon Mr. Ben Dulany, who is to take her to Maryland in a month from this time." ⁴¹⁴ Elizabeth ⁴¹⁵ was the daughter of Daniel French and Penelope Manley.

Elizabeth died in "Shuter's Hill", Alexandria, Virginia.

He served in the military during war time in Virginia. Answering the call of conviction and of duty, Benjamin Tasker, took up the cause of the Revolution even though the rest of his family remain loyal to the crown. He was in full sympathy with the Colonists and joined the army in Virginia. He was a personal friend of General Washington, who made him one of his aides.

Washington MSS. 122 and 1557 Revolutionary Records, Richmond, Virginia Benjamin Tasker Dulany went to Frederick County to live before the War of the Revolution, residing at "Prospect Hall," near Frederick Town. It is there he met Elizabeth French and married her, the daughter of Daniel French of "Claremont," FairfaxCounty, Virginia, and the ward of General Washington, who gave her away at her wedding. ⁴¹⁶ In 1782 Mrs. Benjamin Dulaney had 102 slaves on a tobacco plantation in Virginia. ⁴¹⁷

It was Benjamin who presentedGeneral Washington with the celebrated horse 'Blueskin', which he rode during the Revolutionary War. The horse was returned to Mrs. Dulany with the following note at the close of the war. "General Washington presents his best wishes to Mrs. Dulany, with the horse Blueskin, which he wishes was better worth her acceptance. Marks of antiquity have supplied the place of those beauties with which the horse abounded in his better days, nothing but the recollection of which and of having been the favorite of Mr. Dulany in the days of his courtship can reconcile her to the meagre appearance he now makes. Friday, past 2 o'clock." ⁴¹⁸

"Benjamin Tasker Dulany and his son, Benjamin Jr., were members of the Masonic fraternity, Alexandria Lodge No. 22,Virginia. The former was a member in 1784 and the latter in 1896. Benjamin Tasker Dulany was present when the Alexandria Lodge, now called Alexandria-Washington Lodge, layed the cornerstone of the capital on 18 September 1793. He was also present at the banquet on Saint John;s night 24 June 1784 atWise's Tavern in Alexandria with General Washington and others." ⁴¹⁹

Benjamin Tasker Dulany (Col) and Elizabeth French had the following children:

+ 249 i. Benjamin Tasker⁵ Dulany Jr.

+ 250 ii. Elizabeth French Dulany.

251 iii. Julia Dulany⁴²⁰ She married Thomas Clagett. (Additional notes for Thomas Clagett ⁴²¹)

+ 252 iv. David French Dulany.

+ 253 v. Rebecca Dulany.

254 vi. Ann Bladen Dulany⁴²² was born in Annapolis, Maryland. She married Thomas Tingey (Commodore). (Additional notes for Thomas Tingey (Commodore) ⁴²³) He served in the military during war time.

+ 255 vii. John Peyton Dulany.

256 viii. Louisa Dulany⁴²⁴ She married twice. She married Richard deButts. Richard ⁴²⁵ was the son of Samuel deButts MD and Mary Welby. She married James Hall. (Additional notes for James Hall ⁴²⁶)

257 ix. James Heath Dulany MD⁴²⁷

258 x. Bladen Dulany (Commodore)⁴²⁸ He married twice. He married Mary Walker Carter. (Additional notes for Mary Walker Carter ⁴²⁹) He married Caroline Nourse. Caroline ⁴³⁰ was the daughter of James Nourse (Major).

Bladen served in the military.

259 xi. Henrietta Marie Dulany⁴³¹ She married William Herbert. William ⁴³² was the son of William Herbert.

260 xii. William Dulany (Col.)⁴³³ He married Susan Wade. (Additional notes for Susan Wade ⁴³⁴)

William served in the military.

92. Walter⁴ Dulany (Maj) (Walter³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁴³⁵ birth date unknown.

He married Elizabeth Brice. Elizabeth ⁴³⁶ was the daughter of John Brice and Sarah Frisby. She married Lloyd Dulany.

Walter served in the military. He petitioned the court to become a citizen 1785. Resided in Delaware.

Walter Dulany (Maj) and Elizabeth Brice had the following children:

+ 261 i. Grafton Lloyd⁵ Dulany.

262 ii. Mary Grafton Hesselius Dulany⁴³⁷ She married Henry W. Rogers. (Additional notes for Henry W. Rogers ⁴³⁸)

96. Mary⁴ Dulany (Walter³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁴³⁹ birth date unknown.

She married George Mason Lee Fitzhugh. (Additional notes for George Mason Lee Fitzhugh ⁴⁴⁰)

Mary Dulany and George Mason Lee Fitzhugh had the following child:

+ 263 i. Anna Lee⁵ Fitzhugh.

106. Moses⁴ Dulany (Moses³, Dennis², Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁴¹ was born 1808. Moses died 1887 in New Martinsville, West Virginia, at 79 years of age.

He married Eliza Ann Unknown. Eliza was born 1815. (Additional notes for Eliza Ann Unknown ⁴⁴²)

Moses was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census in New Martinsville, West Virginia.

Moses Dulany and Eliza Ann Unknown had the following children:

264 i. Frank⁵ Dulany⁴⁴³

265 ii. Mary Ann Dulany⁴⁴⁴

266 iii. Martha Dulany⁴⁴⁵

267 iv. David Dulany⁴⁴⁶ was born 1836.

268 v. Rebecca Dulany⁴⁴⁷ was born 1838.

269 vi. John Dulany⁴⁴⁸ was born 1842.

270 vii. Rhoda Dulany⁴⁴⁹ was born 1845.

271 viii. Lydia Dulany⁴⁵⁰ was born 1847.

272 ix. Eliza Ann Dulany⁴⁵¹ was born 1850.

107. John⁴ Dulany II(John³, Dennis², Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁵² birth date unknown.

John Dulany II had the following child:

+ 273 i. Sarah⁵ Dulany was born 23 October 1820.

108. John⁴ Dulany (William³ Delany, Dennis² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁵³ was born about1789.

He married Matilda Calvert. Matilda was born 9 March 1811. (Additional notes for Matilda Calvert ⁴⁵⁴)

John Dulany and Matilda Calvert had the following children:

+ 274 i. Elizabeth⁵ Dulany was born 29 July 1829.

+ 275 ii. Perniah Dulany was born 1831.

+ 276 iii. Thomas Calvert Dulany was born 23 September 1835.

116. Mary⁴ Dulany (Dennis³, Dennis², Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁵⁵ was born 1802.

She married Peter Fox. Peter was born 1800. Peter ⁴⁵⁶ was the son of Peter Fox and Mary Thomas. " Peter Fox petitioned the Greene County Court in 1833 to obtain shares of the estate of Debbis Dulany for his wife, Mary (Dulany) Fox, and for Nancy (Dulany) Tustin; the latter was not mentioned in their father's will. (Indenture, D.B. 8, p. 157, 19 October 1833.)"

Mary Dulany and Peter Fox had the following child:

277 i. Mary⁵ Fox⁴⁵⁷ was born 22 May 1829. She married Basil White. Basil was born 5 January 1829. Basil ⁴⁵⁸ was the son of Isaac White and Jane Shriver.

117. Nancy⁴ Dulany (Dennis³, Dennis², Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁵⁹ was born 1806.

She married Andrew Tustin. (Additional notes for Andrew Tustin ⁴⁶⁰)

Nancy was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census in Wetzel County, West Virginia. Shows her as a widow, listed under her maiden name, with children still living at home.

Nancy Dulany and Andrew Tustin had the following children:

278 i. Rebecca⁵ Tustin⁴⁶¹ was born 1832.

279 ii. Naomi Tustin⁴⁶² was born 1834.

280 iii. Joseph Tustin⁴⁶³ was born 1836.

281 iv. William Tustin⁴⁶⁴ was born 1839.

282 v. Jonathan Tustin⁴⁶⁵ was born 1842.

283 vi. Ely Tustin⁴⁶⁶ was born 1844.

Fifth Generation

129. Elizabeth⁵ Graves(Sarah⁴ Dulaney, John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁶⁷ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1755. Elizabeth died abt. 1839 in Laurens County, South Carolina.

She married Unknown Simms. (Additional notes for Unknown Simms ⁴⁶⁸)

Elizabeth Graves and Unknown Simms had the following children:

284 i. Joel⁶ Simms⁴⁶⁹

285 ii. Rebecca Simms⁴⁷⁰

286 iii. James Simms⁴⁷¹

+ 287 iv. Frances "Fanny" Simms was born 1776.

134. William⁵ Dulany (Joseph⁴, John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁷² was born in Virginia 21 February 1776. William died 20 July 1815 in Madison County, Kentucky, at 39 years of age.⁴⁷³

He married Delilah Maupin 10 May 1804. Delilah was born 25 August 1787. Delilah ⁴⁷⁴ was the daughter of Daniel Maupin (Captain) and Elizabeth Miller Gentry. Delilah died 10 July 1814 at 26 years of age.⁴⁷⁵

William Dulany and Delilah Maupin had the following children:

288 i. James H.⁶ Dulany⁴⁷⁶

289 ii. Betsie Dulany was born 16 August 1806.

290 iii. Francis Hume Dulany⁴⁷⁷ was born 29 November 1808.

291 iv. Jane Stanton Dulany⁴⁷⁸ was born 24 May 1810.

+ 292 v. William G. Dulany was born 13 February 1812.

293 vi. Garland Dulany⁴⁷⁹ was born 13 April 1814.

135. George⁵ Dulany (Joseph⁴, John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁸⁰ was born in Virginia 7 January 1782. George died 12 September 1858 in Missouri, at 76 years of age.

He married Mary Brassfield 1811. Mary was born in Kentucky 22 December 1791. Mary died 10 November 1864 in Missouri, at 72 years of age.

George Dulany and Mary Brassfield had the following children:

294 i. William⁶ Dulany⁴⁸¹ was born in Virginia 1814. He married Ellen Tychras in Monroe County, Missouri, 6 December 1840. (Additional notes for Ellen Tychras ⁴⁸²)

295 ii. Sarah Jane Dulany⁴⁸³ was born 1817. Sarah died 1882 at 65 years of age. She married James Ownby. (Additional notes for James Ownby ⁴⁸⁴)

296 iii. Minerva Dulany⁴⁸⁵ was born in Missouri 1819. She married Thomas W. Galbreath in Monroe County, Missouri, 11 April 1839. (Additional notes for Thomas W. Galbreath ⁴⁸⁶)

297 iv. Martha Dulany⁴⁸⁷ was born in Missouri 1823. She married Henry Mason.

298 v. Joseph B. Dulany⁴⁸⁸ was born in Missouri 1826. He married twice. He married Unknown Chelton. (Additional notes for Unknown Chelton ⁴⁸⁹)He married Unknown Brooks. (Additional notes for Unknown Brooks ⁴⁹⁰)

299 vi. Mary Dulany⁴⁹¹ was born in Missouri 1832.

+ 300 vii. George Washington Dulany was born 28 August 1836.

136. Joseph Stanton⁵ Dulany (Joseph⁴, John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁹² was born in Virginia 26 August 1788. Joseph died 6 September 1861 in Monroe County, Missouri, at 73 years of age. His body was interred in Paris, Missouri, Walnut Grove Cemetery.

He married three times. He married Georgiana Scales. Georgiana was born 18 October 1818. (Additional notes for Georgiana Scales ⁴⁹³) Georgiana died 17 January 1882 at 63 years of age. He married Sallie (Sarah)? Maupin in Madison County, Kentucky, 6 February 1812. Sallie was born in Kentucky 17 March 1797. Sallie ⁴⁹⁴ was the daughter of Daniel Maupin (Captain) and Elizabeth Miller Gentry. Sallie died 17 September 1834 at 37 years of age. He married Elizabeth (Barnam) Moore 28 March 1836. Elizabeth was born 8 February 1803. (Additional notes for Elizabeth (Barnam) Moore ⁴⁹⁵) Elizabeth died 20 February 1840 at 37 years of age.

Joseph Stanton Dulany and Sallie (Sarah)? Maupin had the following children:

301 i. Daniel⁶ Dulany⁴⁹⁶

+ 302 ii. William H. Dulany.

303 iii. Garland Dulany⁴⁹⁷

137. Robert⁵ Miller (Jane (Jiney)⁴ Dulaney, John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁴⁹⁸ was born in Albermarle County, Virginia 01 March 1775. Robert died 21 June 1861 in Madison County, Kentucky, at 86 years of age.

He married Sallie Estill in Albermarle County, Virginia, 12 June 1798. Sallie was born in Albermarle County, Virginia. (Additional notes for Sallie Estill ⁴⁹⁹) Sallie died in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky.

Robert's occupation: Tavern Owner.

Robert Miller and Sallie Estill had the following children:

304 i. James E.⁶ Miller⁵⁰⁰

305 ii. John Dulaney Miller⁵⁰¹

306 iii. William Green Miller⁵⁰²

307 iv. Rachael Jane Miller⁵⁰³

308 v. Sallie Ann Miller⁵⁰⁴

309 vi. Solon Miller⁵⁰⁵

310 vii. Edna Elizabeth Miller⁵⁰⁶ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky. Edna died in Lincoln County, Kentucky.

311 viii. Robert Miller⁵⁰⁷ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 07 November 1823. Robert died in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky.

140. Thomas H.⁵ Miller (Jane (Jiney)⁴ Dulaney, John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁰⁸ was born in Albermarle County, Virginia 30 March 1779. Thomas died 1841 in New Market, Madison County, Alabama, at 62 years of age.

He married twice. He married Sallie Adams in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, 25 March 1802. (Additional notes for Sallie Adams ⁵⁰⁹) He married Anna Woods in Madison County, Kentucky, 29 July 1806. Anna was born 27 January 1787. Anna ⁵¹⁰ was the daughter of Archibald Woods and Mourning Shelton. Anna died August 1857 in Madison County, Alabama, at 70 years of age.

Thomas's occupation: Farmer. Thomas was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census in Alabama.

Thomas H. Miller and Anna Woods had the following children:

312 i. Thomas⁶ Miller⁵¹¹ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky. He married Caroline Douglas. (Additional notes for Caroline Douglas ⁵¹²)

Thomas's occupation: farmer.

313 ii. Khleber Miller⁵¹³ He married Mary Franklin in Sumner County, Tennessee. (Additional notes for Mary Franklin ⁵¹⁴)

314 iii. Williamson Goodloe Miller⁵¹⁵ Williamson died 1888. He married twice. He married Cornelia Sanders in Sumner County, Tennessee. (Additional notes for Cornelia Sanders ⁵¹⁶) He married Lizzie Morgan. (Additional notes for Lizzie Morgan ⁵¹⁷)

315 iv. Mary Miller⁵¹⁸ Mary died in Bastrop, Texas. She married Woods Moore. (Additional notes for Woods Moore ⁵¹⁹)

+ 316 v. Woods Shelton Miller was born 05 December 1809.

317 vi. Garland Burleigh Miller⁵²⁰ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 1816. Garland died 1860 in Fayetteville, Lincoln County, Tennessee, at 44 years of age. He married Sarah R. Dismukes in Sumner County, Tennessee. (Additional notes for Sarah R. Dismukes ⁵²¹)

+ 318 vii. Morning Shelton Miller was born 04 March 1823.

319 viii. Anna Woods Miller⁵²² was born in New Market, Madison County, Alabama 20 February 1825. She married Marshal Trigg in Sumner County, Tennessee, 25 November 1850. (Additional notes for Marshal Trigg ⁵²³)

144. Joseph⁵ Miller (General) (Jane (Jiney)⁴ Dulaney, John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁵²⁴ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 15 May 1785. Joseph died 13 November 1858 in Gallatin, Sumner County, Tennessee, at 73 years of age.

He married Susan (Susanna) Kennedy in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, 17 September 1807. Susan was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 18 September 1783. (Additional notes for Susan (Susanna) Kennedy ⁵²⁵) Susan died 01 1863 in Gallatin, Sumner County, Tennessee, at 79 years of age.

Joseph's occupation: Farmer. He made a will 15 December 1856.

Joseph Miller (General) and Susan (Susanna) Kennedy had the following children:

320 i. Andrew K.⁶ Miller⁵²⁶ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 24 August 1810. Andrew died 07 February 1853 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 42 years of age. He married Elizabeth B. Halloway in Sumner County, Tennessee, 18 October 1832. (Additional notes for Elizabeth B. Halloway ⁵²⁷)

+ 321 ii. Nancy Jane Miller was born 08 September 1812.

322 iii. John McCreary Miller⁵²⁸ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 26 August 1814. John died 23 August 1850 in Wilson County, Tennessee, at 35 years of age. He married Mary Ann Woods 28 August 1835. (Additional notes for Mary Ann Woods ⁵²⁹)

+ 323 iv. Robert Green Miller was born 08 November 1816.

324 v. Joseph Kleber Miller⁵³⁰ was born in Sumner County, Tennessee 02 September 1819. Joseph died 06 January 1871 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 51 years of age. Joseph's occupation: farmer.

150. Mary Mills⁵ Delaney (William Thomas⁴, John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁵³¹ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 21 August 1788. Mary died 15 February 1812 in Blount County, Tennessee, at 23 years of age.

She married John Parks (Rev.). (Additional notes for John Parks (Rev.) ⁵³²)

Mary Mills Delaney and John Parks (Rev.) had the following child:

+ 325 i. William Delaney⁶ Parks was born 29 January 1812.

155. John Rhodes⁵ Delaney (General) (William Thomas⁴, John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁵³³ was born in Holston Valley, Sullivan County, Tennessee 30 June 1799. John died 27 October 1879 in Holston Valley, Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 80 years of age.

He married Margaret McDowell 19 June 1827. Margaret was born in Botetourt County, Virginia 30 November 1809. Margaret ⁵³⁴ was the daughter of Thomas McDowell and Sarah Patton. Margaret died 10 August 1863 at 53 years of age.

He served in the military during war time. John served under General Jackson in the Creek War holding the rank of Brigadier General. Later he was commissioned by President Zachary Taylor as commander of the military forces to remove the Indians from the Cherokee purchase of 1836 to the Indian Territory.

John's occupation: Sheriff. A man of strong intellect and was well informed. Chaired the Sullivan County Court for several years an organizer and melder of Cold Springs Presbyterian Church. ⁵³⁵

John Rhodes Delaney (General) and Margaret McDowell had the following children:

326 i. Elizabeth McDowell⁶ Delaney⁵³⁶

327 ii. Mary Delaney⁵³⁷

328 iii. Nancy Rhodes Delaney⁵³⁸ Nancy died 1815. He married William Rutledge Cowan. (Additional notes for William Rutledge Cowan ⁵³⁹)

+ 329 iv. William T. Delaney MD was born 12 January 1835.

+ 330 v. Margaret Adeline Delaney was born 1842.

167. Palsey⁵ Dulaney (Benjamin Lewis⁴, William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁴⁰ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia.

She married Jesse Harrold. (Additional notes for Jesse Harrold ⁵⁴¹)

Palsey Dulaney and Jesse Harrold had the following child:

331 i. Benjamin⁶ Harrold MD⁵⁴²

169. William Leonard⁵ Dulaney (Benjamin Lewis⁴, William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁴³ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 1790.

He married Alice Davidson. Alice ⁵⁴⁴ was the daughter of James Davidson and Margaret Unknown.

William LeonardDulaney and Alice Davidson had the following child:

+ 332 i. Boaninger Elkanah⁶ Dulaney MD was born about 1818.

180. Jemina⁵ Bingham (Mary⁴ Dulaney, William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁴⁵ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 08 February 1800. Jemina died 29 November 1881 in Bois D'Arc, Greene County, Missouri, at 81 years of age.

She married James Arrington (Arton) Prophet in Surry County, North Carolina, 21 May 1816. James was born in Wilkes County, North Carolina 12 March 1794. James ⁵⁴⁶ was the son of William Proffit Sr and Elizabeth Elmore. James died 08 September 1885 in Bois D'Arc, Greene County, Missouri, at 91 years of age.

Jemina Bingham and James Arrington (Arton) Prophet had the following children:

333 i. Rebecca⁶ Prophet⁵⁴⁷ was born in Wilkes County, North Carolina. She married Merritt B. Stroud.⁵⁴⁸ (Additional notes for Merritt B. Stroud ⁵⁴⁹)

+ 334 ii. Delana Prophet was born 31 March 1817.

+ 335 iii. Benjamin ArringtonProphet was born 29 March 1820.

336 iv. Jane Prophet⁵⁵⁰ was born in McMinn County, Tennessee 12 March 1828. Jane died 10 December 1911 in Greene County, Missouri, at 83 years of age. She married Jesse R. Grigg.⁵⁵¹ (Additional notes for Jesse R. Grigg ⁵⁵²)

337 v. John Wesley Prophet⁵⁵³ was born in McMinn County, Tennessee 03 September 1830. John died 17 January 1864 in Greene County, Missouri, at 33 years of age. He married Margaret S. Newman.⁵⁵⁴ (Additional notes for Margaret S. Newman⁵⁵⁵)

338 vi. William Bingham Prophet⁵⁵⁶ was born in McMinn County, Tennessee 10 December 1832. William died 03 February 1922 in Wright County, Missouri, at 89 years of age.

339 vii. Pleasant Thomas Prophet⁵⁵⁷ was born in McMinn County, Tennessee 31 August 1835. Pleasant died 23 January 1909 in Greene County, Missouri, at 73 years of age. He married twice. He married Nancy Barrett.⁵⁵⁸ (Additional notes for Nancy Barrett ⁵⁵⁹) He married Eunice E. Blackwell.⁵⁶⁰ (Additional notes for Eunice E. Blackwell ⁵⁶¹)

340 viii. James J. Prophet⁵⁶² was born in Rhea County, Tennessee 05 December 1839. James died 20 November 1915 in Greene County, Missouri, at 75 years of age. He married Sarah Wenen.⁵⁶³ (Additional notes for Sarah Wenen ⁵⁶⁴)

341 ix. Samuel Jerome Prophet⁵⁶⁵ was born in McMinn County, Tennessee 10 December 1841. Samuel died 25 February 1925 in Benton County, Arkansas, at 83 years of age. He married Margaret Ann Thurman.⁵⁶⁶ (Additional notes for Margaret Ann Thurman ⁵⁶⁷)

193. William Roberts⁵ Dulaney MD (Elkanah Roberts⁴, William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁶⁸ was born in "Medical Grove", Sullivan County, Tennessee 2 April 1800. William died 24 May 1860 in Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 60 years of age.

He married Mary Carter Taylor 31 May 1825. (Additional notes for Mary Carter Taylor ⁵⁶⁹)

William Roberts Dulaney MD and Mary Carter Taylor had the following children:

342 i. Mary James⁶ Dulaney⁵⁷⁰

+ 343 ii. Joseph Elkanah Dulaney MD.

+ 344 iii. Margaret Dulaney.

+ 345 iv. Serphina Jackson Dulaney.

+ 346 v. Evalina Elizabeth Dulaney.

+ 347 vi. Sarah Caroline Dulaney.

+ 348 vii. Mary Theresa (Mollie) Dulaney.

+ 349 viii. Eleanor Virginia (Ellen) Dulaney.

350 ix. John Dulaney⁵⁷¹

+ 351 x. Lorena Adelaide Jackson Dulaney.

+ 352 xi. William Alfred Dulaney MD.

+ 353 xii. Nathaniel Taylor Dulaney MD was born 1834.

199. Benjamin Lewis⁵ Dulaney (Elkanah Roberts⁴, William³ Dulany, Joseph², Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁷² was born in Sullivan County, Tennessee 9 April 1815. Benjamin died 23 September 1859 in Sullivan County, Tennessee, at 44 years of age.

He married twice. He married Mary Love. (Additional notes for Mary Love ⁵⁷³) He married Rebecca Cobb Masengill 17 September 1846. Rebecca ⁵⁷⁴ was the daughter of Michael Masengil and Louise Cobb.

Benjamin Lewis Dulaney and Mary Love had the following child:

354 i. Elkanah Roberts⁶ Dulaney⁵⁷⁵ " The Dulaneys have been for many years numbered among the foremost Tennessee families. The father was Benjamin L. Dulaney, M.D., both a well known physician and farmer. The parental grandparents were Elkanah R. and Margaret (Snapp) Dulaney. The maternal grandparents were Michael and Louise (Cobb) Masengill. Dr. Elkanah R. Dulaney, the grandfather, was one of the pioneer physicians of prominence in East Tennessee. he was one of the original organizers of the civil government in Sullivan County, Tennessee. The residence of Dr. Dulaney near Blountville, Tennessee has been constantly occupied by members of the family for more than a century. ( Goodspeed's History of Tennessee, Sullivan County, pages 1304-1305)

Benjamin Lewis Dulaney and Rebecca Cobb Masengill had the following children:

+ 355 ii. Louisa Dulaney was born 17 March 1851.

+ 356 iii. Joseph M. Dulaney was born 9 March 1853.

357 iv. William Caswell Dulaney⁵⁷⁶ was born 2 April 1855. William died 4 June 1884 in Plant City, Florida, at 29 years of age.

+ 358 v. Benjamin Lewis Dulaney was born 12 September 1857.

219. French C.⁵ Dulaney (Zachariah⁴, William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁷⁷ birth date unknown.

He married Eliza Duncan. Eliza ⁵⁷⁸ was the daughter of Edmund Duncan and Harriet Anne Dulaney.

French C. Dulaney and Eliza Duncan had the following child:

359 i. Harriet Anne⁶ Dulaney⁵⁷⁹ She married William J. Hobson. (Additional notes for William J. Hobson ⁵⁸⁰)

220. Charles William⁵ Dulaney (Zachariah⁴, William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁸¹birth date unknown.

He married Matilda Tutt. Matilda ⁵⁸² was the daughter of Archibald Tutt.

Charles WilliamDulaney and Matilda Tutt had the following children:

360 i. Archibald S.⁶ Dulaney⁵⁸³

+ 361 ii. Mary C. Dulaney.

237. Elizabeth Lunceford⁵ Dulaney (Joseph⁴, William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁸⁴ was born 31 December 1791.

She married three times. She married David Phillips. (Additional notes for David Phillips ⁵⁸⁵) She married William Marshall. (Additional notes for William Marshall ⁵⁸⁶) She married Daniel Farmer 11 September 1814. (Additional notes for Daniel Farmer ⁵⁸⁷)

Elizabeth Lunceford Dulaney and Daniel Farmer had the following child:

+ 362 i. Sarah⁶ Farmer.

Elizabeth Lunceford Dulaney and David Phillips had the following children:

363 ii. Joseph L. Phillips⁵⁸⁸

364 iii. David H. Phillips⁵⁸⁹

365 iv. William Phillips⁵⁹⁰

Elizabeth Lunceford Dulaney and William Marshall had the following children:

+ 366 v. Juliette Marshall.

367 vi. Drusilla Marshall⁵⁹¹ was born in Nashville, Tennessee.

238. Harriet Anne⁵ Dulaney (Joseph⁴, William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)⁵⁹² was born in Virginia 06 March 1794. Harriet died 19 January 1835 in Kentucky, at 40 years of age.

She married Edmund Duncan in Culpeper County, Virginia, 02 April 1812. (Additional notes for Edmund Duncan ⁵⁹³)

Harriet Anne Dulaney and Edmund Duncan had the following children:

+ 368 i. Joseph Dillard⁶ Duncan.

+ 369 ii. Charles L. Duncan.

+ 370 iii. William E. Duncan.

371 iv. Woodford Duncan⁵⁹⁴ He married Hetty Johnson. (Additional notes for Hetty Johnson ⁵⁹⁵)

372 v. Edmund Duncan⁵⁹⁶ He married Tempe Hutchinson. (Additional notes for Tempe Hutchinson ⁵⁹⁷)

+ 373 vi. Eliza Duncan.

374 vii. Drusilla Duncan⁵⁹⁸ She married Frank Carson. (Additional notes for Frank Carson ⁵⁹⁹)

375 viii. Virginia Duncan⁶⁰⁰ She married Phineas Proctor. (Additional notes for Phineas Proctor ⁶⁰¹)

376 ix. Henrietta Duncan⁶⁰² She married Samuel Carpenter. (Additional notes for Samuel Carpenter ⁶⁰³)

239. William Lunceford⁵ Dulaney (Joseph⁴, William³ Dulany, William², ThomasDelany¹)⁶⁰⁴ was born 25 September 1797.

William Lunceford Dulaney had the following child:

377 i. Robert Lewis⁶ Dulaney⁶⁰⁵

241. John⁵ Dulaney (Leroy⁴, William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁰⁶ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. John died in Warren County, Kentucty.

He married Nelly Hunton. � Additional notes for Nelly Hunton 607) John Dulaney and Nelly Hunton had the following children: + 378 i. Margaret6 Dulaney. 379 ii. Rob^{ert H. Dulaneyxe "Dulaney:Robert H. ( -dec.)"608} He married Unknown Robertson. (Additional notes for Unknown Robertson ⁶⁰⁹)

380 iii. Leroy Dulaney⁶¹⁰ was born in Warren County, Kentucty.

381 iv. Braxton Dulaney⁶¹¹ was born in Warren County, Kentucty.

382 v. Harriet Dulaney⁶¹² was born in Warren County, Kentucty.

383 vi. Daniel F. Dulaney⁶¹³ was born in Warren County, Kentucty.

242. Zachariah⁵ Dulaney (Leroy⁴, William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)⁶¹⁴ was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 23 January 1793. Zachariah died 16 September 1852 in Pattersonville, Louisiana, at 59 years of age.

He married Mary Eleanor Braden. Mary was born January 1796. Mary ⁶¹⁵ was the daughter of Robert Braden and Elizabeth Stephens. Mary died 08 April 1829 in Loudoun County, Virginia, at 33 years of age. "Died at Waterford on April 16th, Mrs Mary Dulaney, consort of Capt. Zachariah Dulaney." (Obituary from "Genius of Liberty", Vol XIII, #22, June 6, 1829; found at T. Balch Library, Leechburg, Virginia, March 1996)

Her body was interred 20 April 1829 in Paeonian Springs, Loudoun County, Virginia, Catoctin Free Church Cemetery. Zachariah left Virginia in the summer of 1832 after the death of his wife, abandoning his two children. Their uncle, Noble Braden took them in and cared for and educated them.

There is a great deal of documentation on Zachariah which are in my files thanks to Sue Beach.

Zachariah Dulaney and Mary Eleanor Braden had the following children:

+ 384 i. Robert Leroy⁶ Dulaney was born 12 September 1818.

385 ii. Elizabeth Ann Dulaney⁶¹⁶ was born in Loudoun County, Virginia 10 December 1820. Elizabeth died 05 September 1906 at 85 years of age. Elizabeth was unmarried. From "A Short Sketch of the Life of Robert L. Dulaney" dictated by him in Marshall, Illinois on August 25, 1902 to his daughter Eliza. "In 1863, during the war, I (Robert L. Dulaney) went to Virginia for the purpose of bringing my sister, Elizabeth (Lizzie) out from the Confederate lines. I went to Washington first to solicit the aid of the President and Secretary Usher. I obtained some orders to the Commanding General at Harper's Ferry to assist me in getting through the lines. While in Washington I called upon President Lincoln on a day when the Cabinet was in session....On my way up to Harper's Ferry on the train, I asked the conductor if there was anyone on the trainfrom Leechburg or near there. He pointed to a nice looking gentleman who said he lived near there and I asked him if there was any way to get over to Leechburg or Waterford. He looked at me with a smile and said he knew but one way to get there. He said, "When you get to Harper's Ferry, get upon Loudoun Heights and get them to put you in one of the large cannons and shoot you over--and as soon asyou drop, Mobley [sic] will pick you up." I did not take this advice but instead saw the General in command who told me to go down to the bridge crossing the Shenandoah River to Virginia and wait for people coming in with supplies for the market and try to get word to my sister by one of them. I watched that bridge for three or four days and finally encountered a boy who lived near Uncle Noble Braden's. When he said that he knew this Uncle, I offered him $10,00 to deliver a letter to him. I wrote the letter and gave the boy his money. The next day my sister arrived at Harper's Ferry and I brought her out to Marshall."

+ 386 iii. Woodford Hector Dulaney was born 16 March 1822.

387 iv. Mary E. Dulaney⁶¹⁷ was born in Loudoun County, Virginia 19 November 1823. Mary died 10 June 1880 at 56 years of age. She married John W. Martin in Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia, 23 December 1848. (Additional notes for John W. Martin ⁶¹⁸)

388 v. Charles Fenton Dulaney⁶¹⁹ was born in Loudoun County, Virginia 19 December 1825. Charles died 22 October 1850 in California, at 24 years of age.

243. Mary Routt⁵ Dulaney (Leroy⁴, William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)⁶²⁰ was born 15 December 1797. Mary died 09 February 1822 at 24 years of age.

She married John Dabney Browning. (Additional notes for John Dabney Browning ⁶²¹)

Mary Routt Dulaney and John Dabney Browning had the following children:

389 i. Margaret A.⁶ Browning⁶²²

390 ii. Mary E. Browning⁶²³ She married John R. Browning. (Additional notes for John R. Browning ⁶²⁴)

391 iii. Anna Eliza Browning⁶²⁵

392 iv. Adeline Browning⁶²⁶

393 v. Mary E. Browning⁶²⁷

394 vi. Clinton W. Browning⁶²⁸

395 vii. Mary Woodford Browning⁶²⁹

396 viii. Anna Eliza Browning⁶³⁰

397 ix. Adeline Browning⁶³¹

244. Woodford D.⁵ Dulaney (Leroy⁴, William³ Dulany, William², Thomas Delany¹)⁶³² was born in Culpeper County, Virginia 05 February 1799. Woodford died 09 May 1878 at 79 years of age.

He married Eliza Harlan Archer. (Additional notes for Eliza Harlan Archer ⁶³³) "Hehad a store at York, Illinois on the Wabash River. When the "Black Hawk War" broke out he served asa Lietenant in C Company of volunteers, of which John F. Richardson was Captain. He served with Jefferson Davis, albert Sydney Johnston, Abraham Lincoln and others. He was through life a personal friend of Mr. Lincoln, though differing so far from him in political beliefs. he moved from York to Marshall, Illinois in 1939 where he lived with his family until moving to his father's farm, "Cloud's Spring," in Warren County, Kentucky in October 1842." ( Dulaney Genealogy, 1700-1972, compiled by James R. Burnett, Jr.) ⁶³⁴

Woodford D. Dulaney and Eliza Harlan Archer had the following children:

+ 398 i. William Leroy⁶ Dulaney was born 31 July 1838.

+ 399 ii. Hiram Woodford Dulaney was born 05 July 1840.

+ 400 iii. Ann Elizabeth Dulaney was born 06 June 1842.

+ 401 iv. Robert Fenton Dulaney was born 02 March 1845.

249. Benjamin Tasker⁵ Dulany Jr (Benjamin Tasker⁴, Daniel³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁶³⁵ birth date unknown.

He married Eliza Rozier. Eliza ⁶³⁶ was the daughter of Benjamin Rozier.

Benjamin was a Masons member in Alexandria, Virginia, 1806.

Benjamin Tasker DulanyJr and Eliza Rozier had the following child:

+ 402 i. Rozier⁶ Dulany (Major).

250. Elizabeth French⁵ Dulany (Benjamin Tasker⁴, Daniel³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁶³⁷ birth date unknown.

She married Joseph Forrest (Major). (Additional notes for Joseph Forrest (Major) ⁶³⁸)

Elizabeth French Dulany and Joseph Forrest (Major) had the following children:

403 i. Dulany⁶ Forrest (Lieut.)⁶³⁹ Dulany served in the military.

+ 404 ii. French Forrest.

+ 405 iii. Sophia Forrest.

252. David French⁵ Dulany (Benjamin Tasker⁴, Daniel³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁴⁰ birth date unknown.

He married Sarah Ann Tingey. Sarah ⁶⁴¹ was the daughter of Thomas Tingey (Commodore).

David French Dulany and Sarah Ann Tingey had the following child:

+ 406 i. David French⁶ Dulany Jr.

253. Rebecca⁵ Dulany (Benjamin Tasker⁴, Daniel³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁴² birth date unknown.

She married Timothy Winn. (Additional notes for Timothy Winn ⁶⁴³) Timothy served in the military.

Rebecca Dulany and Timothy Winn had the following children:

407 i. Eliza⁶ Winn⁶⁴⁴ She married Powhatan Ellis (Hon,). (Additional notes for Powhatan Ellis (Hon,) ⁶⁴⁵) Powhatan's occupation: Senator from Mississippi in Washington DC.

408 ii. William Winn⁶⁴⁶ He married Sophia Gault Carroll. Sophia ⁶⁴⁷ was the daughter of James Carroll (Hon,).

409 iii. Mary Winn⁶⁴⁸ She married twice. She married William Dunlop. (Additional notes for William Dunlop ⁶⁴⁹) She married William Henry Daingerfield (Col.). (Additional notes for William Henry Daingerfield (Col.) ⁶⁵⁰)

255. John Peyton⁵ Dulany (Benjamin Tasker⁴, Daniel³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁵¹ birth date unknown.

He married Mary Ann deButts. Mary ⁶⁵² was the daughter of Samuel deButts MD and Mary Welby.

John Peyton Dulany and Mary Ann deButts had the following children:

410 i. Julia⁶ Dulany⁶⁵³ She married twice. She married Welby deButts. (Additional notes for Welby deButts ⁶⁵⁴) She married Samuel Rozell (Rev.). (Additional notes for Samuel Rozell (Rev.) ⁶⁵⁵)

411 ii. Mary deButts Dulany⁶⁵⁶ She married George William Carlyle Whiting. George ⁶⁵⁷ was the son of Carlyle Fairfax Whiting.

412 iii. Richard Henry Dulany (Col.)⁶⁵⁸ He married Rebecca Dulany. Rebecca ⁶⁵⁹ was the daughter of Rozier Dulany (Major) and Fannie Carter.

261. Grafton Lloyd⁵ Dulany (Walter⁴, Walter³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁶⁰ birth date unknown.

He married Olivia Donaldson. (Additional notes for Olivia Donaldson ⁶⁶¹)

Grafton Lloyd Dulany and Olivia Donaldson had the following children:

+ 413 i. Walter⁶ Dulany.

414 ii. Rozier Dulany⁶⁶²

+ 415 iii. Mary Dulany.

+ 416 iv. Lily Dulany.

+ 417 v. Carrie Dulany.

418 vi. Jane Dulany⁶⁶³

263. Anna Lee⁵ Fitzhugh (Mary⁴ Dulany, Walter³, Daniel², Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁶⁴ birth date unknown.

She married Brice John Worthington. (Additional notes for Brice John Worthington ⁶⁶⁵)

Anna Lee Fitzhugh and Brice John Worthington had the following child:

419 i. Hester Ann⁶ Worthington⁶⁶⁶

273. Sarah⁵ Dulany (John⁴, John³, Dennis², Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁶⁷ was born 23 October 1820. Sarah died 23 January 1891 at 70 years of age. Her body was interred in Masontown, Pennsylvania, Lutheran Cemetery.

She married Phillip Bixler. Phillip was born 1820. (Additional notes for Phillip Bixler ⁶⁶⁸) Phillip died 1904 at 84 years of age.

Sarah Dulany and Phillip Bixler had the following children:

+ 420 i. Elizabeth⁶ Bixler was born 1843.

+ 421 ii. Smith Bixler was born 1 May 1845.

+ 422 iii. Margaret Bixler was born 1848.

+ 423 iv. Catherine Kerziah Bixler was born 10 August 1850.

274. Elizabeth⁵ Dulany (John⁴, William³ Delany, Dennis² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁶⁹ was born 29 July 1829. Elizabeth died 9 May 1887 at 57 years of age.

She married John T. Headlee. John was born 20 July 1830. His body was interred in Greene County, Pennsylvania, Valley Chapel.

Elizabeth Dulany and John T. Headlee had the following children:

424 i. Eliza⁶ Headlee⁶⁷⁰ She married Moses Martin. (Additional notes for Moses Martin ⁶⁷¹)

425 ii. Reason Headlee⁶⁷²

426 iii. Perninah Headlee⁶⁷³ She married twice. She married Unknown Dukate. (Additional notes for Unknown Dukate ⁶⁷⁴) She married Link Laughlin. (Additional notes for Link Laughlin ⁶⁷⁵)

275. Perniah⁵ Dulany(John⁴, William³ Delany, Dennis² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁷⁶ was born 1831.

She married Hiram Headlee. (Additional notes for Hiram Headlee ⁶⁷⁷)

Perniah Dulany and Hiram Headlee had the following children:

427 i. Ida⁶ Headlee⁶⁷⁸ She married Unknown Smith. (Additional notes for Unknown Smith ⁶⁷⁹)

428 ii. Spencer Headlee⁶⁸⁰

429 iii. William Headlee⁶⁸¹

430 iv. Mitilda Headlee⁶⁸²

276. Thomas Calvert⁵ Dulany (John⁴, William³ Delany, Dennis² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁸³ was born 23 September 1835. Thomas died 11 August 1879 at 43 years of age. His body was interred in Greene County, Pennsylvania, Beulah Cemetery.

He married Lucretia Fox. Lucretia was born 28 February 1838. Lucretia was the daughter of John Fox (Captian) and Catherine Unknown. Lucretia died 29 March 1879 at 41 years of age.

Thomas Calvert Dulany and Lucretia Fox had the following children:

+ 431 i. Walter⁶ Dulany was born 30 July 1860.

+ 432 ii. Franklin Dulany was born 25 October 1866.

Sixth Generation

287. Frances "Fanny"⁶ Simms (Elizabeth⁵ Graves, Sarah⁴ Dulaney, John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁸⁴ was born 1776. Frances died 16 February 1856 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, at 79 years of age.

She married twice. She married Unknown Clements. (Additional notes for Unknown Clements ⁶⁸⁵) She married Unknown Simpson. (Additional notes for Unknown Simpson ⁶⁸⁶)

Frances "Fanny" Simms and Unknown Clements had the following children:

433 i. James L.⁷ Clements⁶⁸⁷

434 ii. Manning Emanuel Clements⁶⁸⁸ was born 20 November 1800.

Frances "Fanny" Simms and Unknown Simpson had the following child:

+ 435 iii. Zachariah Simms Simpson was born 1793.

292. William G.⁶ Dulany (William⁵, Joseph⁴, John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁸⁹ was born 13 February 1812.

He married Parmelia J. Gates 9 December 1830. Parmelia was born 1 November 1812. (Additional notes for Parmelia J. Gates ⁶⁹⁰) Parmelia died 12 August 1844 at 31 years of age.

William G. Dulany and Parmelia J. Gates had the following children:

436 i. Martha Ann⁷ Dulany⁶⁹¹

437 ii. Sarah Jane Dulany⁶⁹² was born 30 March 1832.

438 iii. William James Dulany⁶⁹³ was born 27 November 1835.

439 iv. Susan Francis Dulany⁶⁹⁴ was born 11 August 1838.

+ 440 v. Thomas Epps Gates Dulany was born 9 July 1841.

441 vi. Permelia James Dulany⁶⁹⁵ was born 9 August 1844. Permelia died 1848 at 3 years of age.

300. George Washington⁶ Dulany (George⁵, Joseph⁴, John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁶⁹⁶ was born in Middle Grove, Monroe County, Missouri 28 August1836. George died 19 September 1912 in Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri, at 76 years of age. His body was interred in Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri, Oakland Cemetery.

He married Virginia Jordan Martin 1862. Virginia was born in Monroe County, Missouri 4 October 1843. Virginia ⁶⁹⁷ was the daughter of Gilson Martin and Mary (Sizemore) Fox. Virginia died 20 February 1931 in Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri, at 87 years of age. Her body was interred in Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri, Oakland Cemetery.

George Washington Dulany and Virginia Jordan Martin had the following children:

442 i. Cass F.⁷ Dulany⁶⁹⁸ was born in Missouri 28 May 1862. He married Genevieve Rogers. (Additional notes for Genevieve Rogers ⁶⁹⁹)

443 ii. Kean H. Dulany⁷⁰⁰ was born in Missouri 4 February 1864. Kean died 15 December 1881 at 17 years of age.

444 iii. Bessie Maud Dulany⁷⁰¹ was born in Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri 30 August 1869. Bessie died 13 October 1947 at 78 years of age. She married Edward Ellswoth Leonard 8 September 1886. (Additional notes for Edward Ellswoth Leonard ⁷⁰²)

445 iv. Kent Dulany⁷⁰³ was born in Missouri 20 May 1872. Kent died 8 August 1872 at less than one year of age.

446 v. Mary James Dulany⁷⁰⁴ was born in Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri 9 October 1874. Mary died 19 May 1958 at 83 years of age. She married Clement Horatio Nelson. (Additional notes for Clement Horatio Nelson ⁷⁰⁵)

302. William H.⁶ Dulany (Joseph Stanton⁵, Joseph⁴, John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁷⁰⁶ birth date unknown.

He married Susan VanZandt. (Additional notes for Susan VanZandt ⁷⁰⁷)

William H. Dulany and Susan VanZandt had the following children:

447 i. Daniel M.⁷ Dulany⁷⁰⁸

+ 448 ii. George William Dulany.

316. Woods Shelton⁶ Miller (Thomas H.⁵, Jane (Jiney)⁴ Dulaney, John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁷⁰⁹ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 05 December 1809. Woods died 09 October 1842 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 32 years of age.

He married Nancy Jane Miller in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, 19 August 1830. Nancy was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 08 September 1812. Nancy ⁷¹⁰ was the daughter of Joseph Miller (General) and Susan (Susanna) Kennedy. She married Woods Shelton Miller in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, 19 August 1830. She married James Alexander aft. 1842. Nancy died 28 March 1870 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 57 years of age.

He made a will in Sumner County, Tennessee, 22 March 1842. Woods's will was probated in Sumner County, Tennessee, November 1842.

Woods Shelton Miller and Nancy Jane Miller had the following children:

449 i. Joseph⁷ Miller⁷¹¹ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 13 August 1831. Joseph died 25 May 1896 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 64 years of age.

450 ii. Archibald Woods Miller⁷¹² was born 05 December 1835. Archibald died 09 February 1873 at 37 years of age.

+ 451 iii. Robert G. Miller was born 07 May 1838.

+ 452 iv. Thomas Miller was born 07 October 1839.

453 v. Anna Woods Miller⁷¹³ was born 27 August 1840. Anna died 28 March 1841 in Gallatin, Sumner County, Tennessee, at less than one year of age.

318. Morning Shelton⁶ Miller (Thomas H.⁵, Jane (Jiney)⁴ Dulaney, John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁷¹⁴ was born 04 March 1823. Morning died August 1860 at 37 years of age.

She married twice. She married Robert Green Miller in Sumner County, Tennessee, 12 March 1840. Robert was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 08 November 1816. Robert ⁷¹⁵ was the son of Joseph Miller (General) and Susan (Susanna) Kennedy. Robert died 19 June 1842 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 25 years of age. She married Norval Douglas 26 November 1844.

Robert Green Miller and Morning Shelton Miller had the following child:

454 i. Joseph Kleber⁷ Miller⁷¹⁶ was born in Sumner County, Tennessee 20 January 1841. Joseph died 06 February 1904 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 63 years of age. He married twice. He married Ellen Clearland. Ellen was born in Forsyth County, Georgia 09 February 1843. (Additional notes for Ellen Clearland ⁷¹⁷) Ellen died 30 July 1877 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 34 years of age. He married Laura Ann Gass. Laura was born in Kentucky 18 November 1840. (Additional notes for Laura Ann Gass ⁷¹⁸) Laura died 18 April 1907 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 66 years of age.

321. Nancy Jane⁶ Miller (Joseph⁵, Jane (Jiney)⁴ Dulaney, John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁷¹⁹ was bornin Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 08 September 1812. Nancy died 28 March 1870 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 57 years of age.

She married three times. She married Woods Shelton Miller in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, 19 August 1830. (Additional notes for Woods Shelton Miller ⁷²⁰) She married Woods Shelton Miller in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, 19 August 1830. Woods was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 05 December 1809. Woods ⁷²¹ was the son of Thomas H. Miller and Anna Woods. Woods died 09 October 1842 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 32 years of age. He made a will in Sumner County, Tennessee, 22 March 1842. Woods's will was probated in Sumner County, Tennessee, November 1842. She married James Alexander aft. 1842. (Additional notes for James Alexander ⁷²²)

Woods Shelton Miller and Nancy Jane Miller had the following children:

449 i. Joseph⁷ Miller⁷²³ was born in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 13 August 1831. Joseph died 25 May 1896 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 64 years of age.

450 ii. Archibald Woods Miller⁷²⁴ was born 05 December 1835. Archibald died 09 February 1873 at 37 years of age.

+ 451 iii. Robert G. Miller was born 07 May 1838.

+ 452 iv. Thomas Miller was born 07 October 1839.

453 v. Anna Woods Miller⁷²⁵ was born 27 August 1840. Anna died 28 March 1841 in Gallatin, Sumner County, Tennessee, at less than one year of age.

323. Robert Green⁶ Miller (Joseph⁵, Jane (Jiney)⁴ Dulaney, John³, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁷²⁶ was bornin Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky 08 November 1816. Robert died 19 June 1842 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 25 years of age.

He married Morning Shelton Miller in Sumner County, Tennessee, 12 March 1840. Morning was born 04 March 1823. Morning ⁷²⁷ was the daughterof Thomas H. Miller and Anna Woods. She married Norval Douglas 26 November 1844. Morning died August 1860 at 37 years of age.

Robert Green Miller and Morning Shelton Miller had the following child:

454 i. Joseph Kleber⁷ Miller⁷²⁸ was born in Sumner County, Tennessee 20 January 1841. Joseph died 06 February 1904 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 63 years of age. He married twice. He married Ellen Clearland. Ellen was born in Forsyth County, Georgia 09 February 1843. (Additional notes for Ellen Clearland ⁷²⁹) Ellen died 30 July 1877 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 34 years of age. He married Laura Ann Gass. Laura was born in Kentucky 18 November 1840. (Additional notes for Laura Ann Gass ⁷³⁰) Laura died 18 April 1907 in Sumner County, Tennessee, at 66 years of age.

325. William Delaney⁶ Parks (Mary Mills⁵ Delaney, William Thomas⁴, John³ Dulaney, Joseph² Dulany, Thomas Delany¹)⁷³¹ was born in Blount County, Tennessee 29 January 1812. William died 05 April 1888 in Jackson County, Alabama, at 76 years of age.

William Delaney Parks had the following child:

+ 455 i. William Delaney⁷ Parks Jr. was born 14 March 1852.