Judy's Ancestors

Mary Kimsey

F, #952, b. about 1768

There may be only one person: Mary Hannah or Hannah Mary Kimsey. Both supposedy married a Posey, but there don't seem to be two suitable Poseys and he may have been William Francis rather than a Francis and a William.

Herbert Kimzey does not have a Hannah and says this of Mary:

17 : MARY KIMZEY Daughter of Benjamin and Agnes Lanmb Kimzey . She married twice . .
( 1 ) Frank Posey . They lived in Henry County , Virginia , in 1780
when their son , Humphrey Posey , the famous Baptist Missionary and Preacher was born . After the death of Frank Posey , she married , ( 2 ) John Marr . They lived in Tennessee.

Parents

Father	Benjamin Kimsey (b. between 1725 and 1733, d. 1807)
Mother	Margaret Gragg (b. between 1720 and 1737, d. Possibly about 1800)

Son	Benjamin Posey (b. 11 February 1778, d. 15 May 1839)
Son	Reverend Humphrey Kimsey Posey (b. 12 January 1780, d. 28 December 1846)
Daughter	Annie Posey (b. 1791)

Birth	about 1768	In Augusta County, British America.¹
Marriage		In Henry Co, Virginia, British North America.¹

Daughter	Satira Kimsey
Son	William Kimsey (b. 17 November 1796, d. 7 July 1887)
Son	John Kimsey (b. 5 January 1800, d. July 1886)
Son	Thomas Kimsey (b. 16 May 1802, d. 1 May 1864)
Son	James G. Kimsey (b. 23 December 1803, d. 12 April 1870)
Daughter	Nancy Isabella Kimsey (b. 1805, d. December 1879)
Daughter	Mary ("Polly") Kimsey (b. 5 July 1806, d. 27 February 1876)
Son	David Kimsey (b. 1810, d. 1863)
Son	Elijah Hedden Kimsey (b. 4 February 1812, d. 7 May 1896)
Son	Elisha Kimsey (b. 22 August 1816, d. 10 July 1862)

Birth	about 1770	In Virginia, British America. Possibly born in what is now Patrick County, Virginia^1,2,3,4
Marriage	21 March 1797¹
Death	about 1852	In Macon County, North Carolina, United States.³

Occupation		Farmer.²
Misc		Parents: Benjamin Kimsey I and Margaret Gragg.⁴
Misc		Children. Children William Kimsey 1796–1887 John Kimsey 1800–1886 James G. Kimsey 1803–1870 Nancy Isabella Kimsey Hogan 1805–1879 Mary Polly Kimsey McConnell 1806–1876 David Kimsey 1810–1863 Elijah Hedden Kimsey 1812–1896 Elisha Kimsey 1816–1862³
Residence	1820	In Haywood, North Carolina, United States.⁵
Religious Affiliation	1822	Thomas Kimsey was affiliated with Baptist minister in 1822.⁶
Residence	1830	In Macon, North Carolina, United States.⁷
Residence	1840	In Macon, North Carolina, United States.⁸
Residence	1850	In Tennessee Valley, Macon, North Carolina, United States.²

Son	William Kimsey (b. 23 February 1783, d. January 1865)
Son	Benjamin E. Kimsey (b. 24 February 1784, d. 29 May 1849)
Son	David Kimsey (b. 12 November 1785)
Daughter	Elizabeth ("Betsy") Kimsey (b. 31 October 1786)
Daughter	Mary ("Polly") Kimsey (b. 31 December 1790)
Daughter	Nancy Kimsey (b. 4 May 1793)
Son	Hiram Kimsey (b. 3 January 1797)
Son	Reverend Solomon Kimsey (b. 28 February 1799, d. 27 July 1860)
Son	Thomas Kimsey (b. 19 May 1802)
Son	Humphrey P. Kimsey (b. 26 March 1805)

Birth	about 1752¹
Marriage²
Death	1808	In Buncombe County, North Carolina, United States.^1,2,3,4,5

Misc		Owned two slaves at his death.⁵
Military		DAR Ancestor #: A06623.⁶

Birth	about 1759	In Augusta County, Virginia, British America.¹
Marriage	about 1777	In Henry Co, Virginia, British America.¹
Death	31 May 1834	In Franklin, Macon, North Carolina, United States.¹
Burial		At Franklin Baptist Church Cemetery in Franklin, Macon, North Carolina, United States.¹

Father	William Adkins, Sr. (b. 1689, d. 1774)
Mother	Elizabeth Parker (b. 1695, d. 1763)

Birth	1676
Marriage	about 1750	In Virginia. Is "Grace" named in his will "Anna Atkins"?^1,2

Birth	1595	In Liège, Arrondissement de Liège, Liège, Belgium. I also see a birth date of 1584 https://www.genealogieonline.nl/en/genealogisch-onderzoek-west-brabant/I59154.php^1,2
Death	1640	At age ~45 in Overpelt, Arrondissement Maaseik, Limburg, Belgium.^1,2

Father	Robert Davis (b. about 1707, d. 18 May 1780)
Mother	Jane ("Jenny") Joplin (b. about 1732)

Birth	about 1760	No evidence of a birth date
Death	18 May 1780	Killed by Indians in Near Cumberland Ford, Virginia, United States. His death is usually listed as 18 May, 1780, but Colonel Fleming's journal would have it May 16 or 17.^1,2,3

Father	Arthur Jopling (b. 1630, d. 26 June 1728)
Mother	Mary Featherstonhaugh (b. 7 December 1632, d. September 1702)

Son	Captain Thomas Joplin+ (b. May 1708, d. 1 September 1789)
Son	Sargeant Ralph Jopling (b. 1720, d. 1791)

Birth	10 February 1674	In Wolsingham, Durham County, England. Christening. The birth record in England may not be the Ralph Jopling who is the father of Thomas Joplin. In "Our Kin" it is stated that the Joplins are of Welsh extraction. According to the book The Jopling-Joplin Family with Some of Their Connections in England and America. (1979)we have the correct Jopling.^1,2,3,4
Marriage	1708	In Henrico County, Virginia, British America. No evidence of this marriage. Other women are proposed including Catherine Holman Trotter (Trottier) and Elizabeth Ferguson. Familysearch has his wife as Elizabeth Ferguson.
Death	1720	At age ~46 in Henrico County, Virginia, British America.^1,5,4

Misc		Parents: Arthur Jopling and Mary Fetherstonbaugh.²
Misc		DNA Matches OK. 7/11/2024 Scott's DNA on Dessie Anderson 2 good matches on Ralph Joplin, brother of our Thomas, both parents 9/17/2024 they are only Ralph Sr and not Mary Moberly as well. 7/14/2024 Judy's DNA on Dessie 1 good march on Ralph Joplin, but called half and only Ralph
Misc		Possible royal ancestry.^6,7
Misc		Descendants list.⁸
Property		Land Transfer.¹
Immigration	1714	Virginia. Maybe this is not the first time he arrived in America? Could have gone back and returned...⁹
Will		At Died intestate. See estate sources. Thomas Jefferson, Jr. of Henrico County, who died between 1725 and 1731, was an appraiser of Ralph Joplin's estate. The Jopling - Joplin Family^10,11

Birth	between 1650 and 1660^1,2
Marriage²
Death		In Henrico, Virginia, British America. He is everywhere said to have died in 1735 and even as in WikiTree given the will of his son who died in 1735, but I see no evidence for when George Freeman Sr. died.²

Misc		Parents. His father might be Colonel Bridges Freeman (1601-1665). he is said to have had many children and a George appears in some lists. And Jane Hamlin. OR the son of James Freeman (1630-1687) who himself might be the son of Bridges Freeman (1637-1687). James is sometimes given more than one wife. One tree shows the mother of George Freeman (1660-1735) as Elizabeth with full sister Abigail. Someone concluded: Bridges (1603-1665) James A (1630-1688) George W (1660-1635) Holman Sr (1714-1782)
Misc		Bridges Freeman b1603. As a young man in his twenties he emigrated to the Virginia Colony by 1625, where he married. He was appointed to a position in a joint stock company of the Virginia Company, called the Magazine (or Magine), which was dissolved in 1620. When elected in 1629, he served one session of the House of Burgesses for Pasbyhay country, north along the James River, and in 1632 he served a session for the Chickahominy tract of land. As a Burgess, he rose in rank to Lt. Col. From 1635 to 1655 he amassed about 1550 acres of land in total referred to as the Tomahunn Plantation near the mouth of the Chicahominy River, on the south (Charles City County, VA.). He also owned land that extended east of the Chicahominy, James City, Co. VA, referred to as Freeman's Point. He was reelected in 1647 to the house of Burgesses. He was also appointed to the Governor's Council, in the provisional government of Virgina Colony, for two terms that ended about 1655. Bridges Freeman gave away a portion of his land according to his Last Will and Testament, and died between 1660-1680. One record states that Bridges Freeman was a Justice for James City County in 1680. A possible relative, Thomas Freeman, and some of the Bennet family were murdered by the Powhatan Indians in the Virginia massacre of 1623. Note: Source; Garland Hopkins, Freeman Forebears, and the studies of Dr. Thomas Reed. Via Find a Grave website. https://www.geni.com/people/Colonel-Bridges-Freeman-Sr/6000000000629204412
Misc		Another wife? Elizabeth Coles. this marriage was in England. He was born in Virginia.
Misc		Possible parents, grandparents. This has father James, grandfather Bridges https://gw.geneanet.org/ianmurgatroyd1?n=freeman&oc=&p=george+w.
Misc		Freeman London Merchant.³
Misc	January 1674	Jamaica connection? in Jamaica. In January 1674 Thomas Freeman was party to two indentures with a "George Freeman" in relation to "estates in Jamaica". Who was George Freeman?[14]. Is he the same person as this George Freeman?⁴
Property	22 January 1718	400 acres, Henrico County on 22 January 1718.⁵

Birth	3 December 1660	In England.
Marriage¹
Death	5 May 1685	At age 24 in Virginia, British America.

Father	George Freeman, II (b. 1684, d. 1735)
Mother	Jane Holman (b. 1689, d. May 1752)

Birth	circa 1714	In Henrico County, Virginia, British America.¹
Death	1782	In Wilkes County, Georgia, United States.¹

Misc		About Holman Freeman. http://www.bookofbowie.net/family/media/MM1019.pdf¹
Misc	1735	Named in father's will.²
Misc	13 June 1753	Married Sarah Ann (Sally) Cox in Amelia County, Virginia, British America.¹

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Mary Kimsey

Parents

Family: William Francis Posey (b. 1755, d. about July 1807)

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Thomas Kimsey

Parents

Family: Ann ("Nancy") McClure (b. 28 November 1776, d. 14 September 1850)

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Benjamin Kimsey

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Family: Agnes Lane (b. 25 January 1767, d. between 1850 and 1860)

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Hannah Kimsey

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Family: William Posey (b. about 1759, d. before 1790)

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Anna Atkins

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Catharina Henricusse Bakelmans

Family: Johannes Laenen Van Pelt (b. between 1590 and 1595, d. between 1633 and 1640)

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John Davis

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Nicketti

Family: "Trader" Hughes

Ralph Jopling

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Family: Mary Moberly (b. 1692, d. 1740)

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George Freeman

Family: Abigail Ballinger (b. 3 December 1660, d. 5 May 1685)

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Abigail Ballinger

Family: George Freeman (b. between 1650 and 1660)

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Allis Freeman

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John Freeman

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Joseph Freeman

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Holman Freeman

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George Freeman, III

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James Holman

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Family: Sarah Miller (b. about 1670, d. 8 November 1764)

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Laura Bell Livingston

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Sarah Paulina Holden

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Thomas E. Early

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Family: Elizabeth Johnson (b. 7 July 1682, d. 26 July 1716)

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Elizabeth Johnson

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Family: Thomas E. Early (b. about 1682, d. 6 July 1716)

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Agnes Crowley

Parents

Family: Jeffrey Hopkins (b. 1682 or 1693)

Jeffrey Hopkins

Parents

Family: Agnes Crowley (b. 1682, d. 1702)

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Birth	1712	In Henrico County, Virginia, British America.¹
Death	about 1743¹

Son	Henry Holman
Daughter	Jane Holman+ (b. 1689, d. May 1752)
Son	James Holman+ (b. 1691, d. 1759)

Birth	about 1660
Marriage	before 1689¹
Death	before 1706	Sarah married Thomas Parks.

Misc		Parents: James Holman.²
Misc		Sarah Miller. A Sarah Miller married a James Holman in England. A Sarah Miller married a James Holman in 1769 in Manikentown (Douglas Register). On the other hand, apparently there is a suitable Sarah Miller: born in Albermarle, VA and died in Essex VA or so people say... Another tree has a Sarah Miller b1671, Rappahannock County, Virginia, dying 8 November 1764, same place, parents Simon and Ann, Miller, married to Thomas Parks.
Immigration	1678	Barbados. to Barbados with father.²

Birth	10 April 1870	From 1900 census¹
Marriage	15 March 1887	In Platte City, Platte, Missouri, United States. Image of the birth record available. Laura's father's name is John C. Livingston and gave his permission because Laura was under the age of 18. The summary says January but the record itself says 15 March 1887.
Death	29 December 1915	At age 45 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, United States of America.^2,1

Birth	1856
Marriage	30 May 1875	In Platte, Missouri, United States.¹
Death	1927	At age ~71.

Father	John Early (b. about 1642, d. about 1694)
Mother	Margaret Loyall (b. 18 August 1669, d. about 1730)

Daughter	Effaniah ("Effie") Early+ (b. about 1704, d. between 1755 and March 1757)
Son	Jeremiah Early+ (b. December 1705, d. 1787)
Son	Joseph Early (b. 1709, d. 1784)
Daughter	Judith Early+ (b. 1716, d. before 1785)

Birth	about 1682	In Virginia, British America.^1,2
Marriage	26 October 1704	In Christchurch, Middlesex, Virginia, British Colonial America.^3,1
Death	6 July 1716	In Lost at sea. This is a tradition, apparently not documented. From familysearch tree: Notes: Thomas E. Early was lost at sea around 1716. His wife also died the same year. Thereafter, their children went to live with a family named Buford, possibly Thomas and Mary (Early) Buford ,sister of Thomas Early. More about Thomas E. Early: Ancestral File Number: AFN:QCK-JQ^4,5,6

Misc		Guardianship.⁵
Misc		DNA matches - weak. 9/14/2024 Scott's DNA to Kimsey 1 Judith 22cM no CA 2 Jeremiah 2 Samuel Croley and Elizabeth Strong 9/12/2024 Judy's DNA to Kimsey One 20cM match with Judith (called half)