Shetterly and Bragg Family Tree - pafg03 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File On 2 August 1727 at Richmond Co., Virginia, was recorded in the court records "Joseph Bragg is appointed surveyor of the highways for this ensuing year from Rappahannock Bridge to Colls Carter's Mill and from the upper bridge by John Metcalfe's Mill into Westmoreland County and from the main road by Leonard Dozier's to Duke Beckwith's Mill and from the said road by John ___ plantation to Pantill run and from Michael Windor's ___ field along the Howling road to Lisson's Landing and ordered that he forewith clear all the said roads according to law.

Windors=Winders?
Lisson=Sisson?
Duke=Marmaduke

The Family History of Unknown

Catherine Miskell [2450.1.2.3.3.6] married Jennings Beckwith in Richmond County 2 April (bond) 1787.

Maj. John Belfield [2450.1.3.1.8.1] (1751-1792) married Mary Beckwith 5 December (bond) 1785. The bride was a daughter of Sir Jonathon Beckwith and Rebecca Barnes. They had one child. Sir Beckwith was very wealth, having owned fifty-three slaves in 1783.

The Family History of - Tarpley The name Tarpley appears in two other Richmond County families. We cannot connect either family with a Tarpley daughter.
Tarpley Beckwith was born 2 October 1718, a son of Sir Marmaduke Beckwith and his wife, Elizabeth Brockenbrough.
Tarpley Tune was born 24 February 1741/2, a son of William Tune (- 20 May 1755 ) and his wife, Joanna. Tarpley was underage when his father made his will in Richmond County in 1755 and died of smallpox at the home of his brother, Samuel Tune, by 20 July 1763.


ALSO: The characters of Tune, Tarpley, Beckwith, Glascock, Tayloe, Carter, Winifred, Barber, Griffin, Scott, Peachey, Daniel

James Tarpley I Family

I bequeath my Soul to God who Gave it a my body to be Buryed as my Executors hereafter mentioned Shall think fitt. ITEM - I give and bequeath to my two Sons Thomas and Charles Tarpley two hundred and Sixty acres of Land Lying on the head of Farnham Creek to them and their heirs for ever Equally to be divided.

NOTE: Who know all the goings on in Richmond County? Well, that would be the one who wrote it all down; documented it...i.e...Sir Marmaduke Beckwith.

HARBOUR LIGHTS - Kincade

De Morgan Queen Eleanor Fair Rosamund

Amazon.com: Books: Love Is Stronger Than Death: The Mystical Union of Two Souls

BUSH: "I'M A SQUANDERER"
Duh! The World is Less Than Nonplussed at American Shock and Awe
Shock and Awe...or Shuck and Jive?
Either way...we have squandered...
[picture Bush singing: "I'm a squanderer..."]
IHT: Poll shows U.S. isolation: In war's wake, hostility and mistrust The poll forcefully supported the finding of an earlier survey that a U.S. war with Iraq would fuel anti-American sentiment.

WATH JOYTH THIGNALLING FROM THE FLAMTHE?

[2:10 368.7] had hord from fard a piping. As? Of?
Dour douchy was a sieguldson. He cooed that loud nor he
was young. He cud bad caw nor he was gray Like wather parted
from the say.
Ostia, lift it! Lift at it, Ostia! From the say! Away from the say!


[2:10 368.20] For be all rules of sport 'tis right That youth bedower'd to
charm the night Whilst age is dumped to mind the day When
wather parted from the say.
The humming, it's coming. Insway onsway.
Fingool MacKishgmard Obesume Burgearse Benefice, He was


[2:10 368.31] they.
From Dancingtree till Suttonstone There's lads no lie would
filch a crown To mull their sack and brew their tay With wather
parted from the say.
Lelong Awaindhoo's a selverbourne enrouted to Rochelle


[2:10 369.26] mirification and the lutification of our paludination.
His bludgeon's bruk, his drum is tore. For spuds we'll keep the
hat he wore And roll in clover on his clay By wather parted
from the say.
Hray ! Free rogue Mountone till Dew Mild Well to corry awen


[2:10 370.10] Waves.
The gangstairs strain and anger's up As Hoisty rares the can
and cup To speed the bogre's barque away O'er wather parted
from the say.
Horkus chiefest ebblynuncies!


[3:14 489.23] as I am delightful to be able to state, with the joy of lifing in my
forty winkers, that a handsome sovereign was freely pledged
0

INCIDENCES OF MOSES IN FINNEGANS WAKE

[1:1 4.23] or Helviticus committed deuteronomy (one yeastyday he sternely
struxk his tete in a tub for to watsch the future of his fates but ere
he swiftly stook it out again, by the might of moses, the very
water was eviparated and all the guenneses had met their exodus so
that ought to show you what a pentschanjeuchy chap he was!)


[1:2 47.22] The largest ever you seen.

Suffoclose! Shikespower! Seudodanto! Anonymoses!

Then we'll have a free trade Gaels' band and mass meeting


[1:6 167.36] fas! Adversus hostem semper sac! She that will not feel my
fulmoon let her peel to thee as the hoyden and the impudent! That
mon that hoth no moses in his sole nor is not awed by conquists

<*page*>


[2:9 304.51] (*L21*)Dionysius.
(*L22*)Sappho.
(*L23*)Moses. Job.
(*L24*)Catilina.
(*L25*)Cadmus. Ezekiel.


[3:13 457.30] too, from livicking on pidgins' ifs with puffins' ands, he's been
slanderising himself, but I pass no remark. Hope he hasn't the
cholera. Give him an eyot in the farout. Moseses and Noasies,
how are you? He'd be as snug as Columbsisle Jonas wrocked in
the belly of the whaves, as quotad before. Bravo, senior chief!


[3:14 534.19] your sleeping giant. Estoesto! Estote sunto! From the hold of
my capt in altitude till the mortification that's my fate. The end
of aldest mosest ist the beginning of

Randy Wilson's Homepage

ANONYMOSES
The Ancestors of Randy Wilson - pafn06 48. Moses D. BECKWITH
Show up in New London in 1850 CT census with wife Lydia and children George W., Henry and another boy (too hard to read).
In 1829 Moses owned land partly in East Haddam & partly in Lyme which he sold to Selden Banning. Moses died in South Lyme now Old Lyme in 1854. Lydia died same place in 1873 & left a will. Moses still not identified.

He is in East Haddam in 1830, Morris in 1840, East Lyme in 1850. His wife/widow is living with her parents(?) in 1860 in Old Lyme. It would seem that Moses would be descended from an East Haddam BECKWITH. Unfortunately I fail to find one that might be Moses' family.

Moses D. Beckwith married Lydia Pilgrim in 1827 Haddam, CT.
Beckwith, Moses D.
Married: Unknown in: East Haddam, Middlesex, CT
Family history library microfilm roll info: microfilm reference number
Roll number: 1480163
Spouse name: Pilgrim, Lydia
----- Notes from Mahlon Erickson -------
Regarding Moses D. Beckwith of East Haddam and Lyme who married Lydia Pilgrim:
I have been going through a large stack of Beckwith letters and e-mails. Regarding Stephen of East Haddam, I show him born 1759, died 1828. Wife Elizabeth Drake of Long Island married 1779. I believe this information comes from Beckwith Notes by A.C. & E.S. Beckwith. His line is Stephen-6, Stephen-5, Jonathan-4-3, John-2, Matthew-1.

The Ancestors of Randy Wilson - pafg27 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File 3072. Matthew BECKWITH was born on 22 Sep 1610 in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England. He died on 21 Oct 1680 in New London, CT. He married Elizabeth (Mary) LYNDE in 1637 in Hartford, CT. [Parents]
3073. Elizabeth (Mary) LYNDE was born in 1625 in New London, CT. She died in 1682 in Lyme, CT.

Ashby de la Zouch Castle

The Ancestors of Randy Wilson - pafg98 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File John TIPTOFT was born about 1400 in England. He died on 27 Jan 1442/1443. He married Joyce DE CHERLETON after 28 Feb 1421/1422. [Parents]
435715. Joyce DE CHERLETON was born in 1403 in England. She died on 22 Sep 1446.

See: James Joyce; Finnegans Wake

The Ancestors of Randy Wilson - pafg02 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File

2. Woodrow Samuel WILSON married
3. Roxane Marguerite BECKWITH

The Ancestors of Randy Wilson - pafg03 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File Clyde Grosvenor BECKWITH was born on 2 Sep 1898 in Guilford, CT. He died on 21 Jan 1979 in Vernon, CT.
Was in the Army in WWI in France (a bicycle messenger in the trenchs). Graduate of Yale University. Was accountant with Case Paper in Manchester, CT.
Was with Company D, 103rd machine gun battalion, YD, 26th division.
He married Evelyn Merwin DAVIS on 20 Jun 1923. [Parents]
[Notes]
7. Evelyn Merwin DAVIS was born on 6 Aug 1899. She died on 16 Sep 1934 in Guilford, CT.

The Ancestors of Randy Wilson - pafg131 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File 6971448. Robert DE HOLAND was born about 1285 in Upholand, England. He died on 7 Oct 1328 in Beheaded. He married Maud LA ZOUCHE about 1311/1314 in England. [Parents]
6971449. Maud LA ZOUCHE was born in 1290 in Ashby Magna, England. She died on 31 May 1349. [Parents]

See: Robert Holland. Also: La Zouche from Beckwith genealogy.
This person is in the Wake, Baldwin, Clare, de Briwere line...

The Ancestors of Randy Wilson - pafg194 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File 446172864. Hugh WAKE was born about 1101 in Liddel, England. He died in 1175/1176 in England. He married Emma Fitzgilbert DE CLARE about 1144 in England.
446172865. Emma Fitzgilbert DE CLARE was born about 1114 in England. She died in 1156/1168.

Hugh?

The Ancestors of Randy Wilson - Name Index - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
Including, Beckwith, Wath and Wake

Traveller's World - North Yorkshire - Towns and Villages

Map of Beckwithshaw
Note proximity to Harrogate, Knaresborough, and Bland Hill. Bland is kin...and tend to wind up near Beckwiths.

Map of Beckwith, Yorkshire
Note proximity to Chapel Hill (also near Wake County, NC).
Note also: Pannal Ash, Rossett (Rosehurst) Green, Beckwithshaw.

Map of Wath, Yorkshire
Note proximity to Dacre and Pateley Bridge...which is just a few miles from Beckwith and Beckwithshaw.

Was Joyce signalling through the flames?

Map of Briggswath
Note proximity to Ugglebarnby

Briggswath, Yorkshire

[1:6 134.29]
...herald hairyfair, alloaf the wheat; husband your aunt and endow your nepos; hearken but hush it, screen him and see; time is, an archbishopric, time was, a tradesmen's entrance; beckburn brooked with wath..."Finnegans Wake" - James Joyce

Wath Registers 1598-1779/Memoranda - Wath, Yorkshire

FROM THE WEBSITE
(selections)

WATH-UPON-DEARNE PARISH REGISTERS - 1598-1779
Memoranda and Miscellaneous Notes

Memorand that the 22th day of November 1607 John Bearde, George Hoyland [Holland?], John Addy with others put our hands to a certificate for Ann Addy, that she was free to be hired a maid servant where she best liked and had the consent of her father and mother to be hired with Thomas Adams by Pontefract.

Memorand that the 24th day of May 1604 William Hepworth of Wath upon Dearne within the county of York, yeoman had a stall place set forth in the Church of Wath the highest place and the south side of the Church nearest Thornell hall quire to continue to him and his heirs dwelling in the house wherein he now dwelleth in Skyterick.

Memorandum that Ann the daughter of John Wharom of West Melton was 15 years of age upon Saint Luke Day in Anno p'dict (1604)...

That upon the 10th of June 1615 I Thomas Benson Master of Arts and Vicar of Wath upon Dearne did give my free consent and assent somuch as in me did lay, that Henry Saville of the same parish, gentleman, should remove his stall or pew (for the more convenient hearing of divine service and sermons) from the Lady Quire unto the uppend of the right hand of the south part of the body of the same Church, next to .... his stall. In witness whereof I have set to my hand the day and year above written. By me Thomas Benson.

March 1615, Baptised Ellin the supposed daughter of Thomas Maykin begotten of the body of Anne Settle the same day which child, though she was born in Wath; yet was sent and was kept at Bolton; the sixth day after she was christened: by a warrant from Sir Thomas Wentworth and Master Rookebye; because the inhabitants of Wath did make it appear to them that the mother of the said child was borne at Bolton...

Memorand that Nicholas Sha of Hoober in the parish of Wath, yeoman, was admitted and licensed by us whose names are hereunder written to set a stall or seat made of this pp charges for himself and other his own family in the south side of the church of Wath adjoining uopn Sir Thomas Wentworth's stall or pew in the upper end of the South alley there seen in the year of our Lord God 1624 the 19th of November and there to continue without disturbance of any person in pain of Ecclesiastical Censure.
Henry Taylor, Clerk, John Baxter, Robert Hawslyn

A license under the hands of Master Doctor Benson was shown and allowed dated the 8th of December anno domini 1630. Whereby Peter Man of Wentworth and in the parish of Wath, gentleman is licensed to eat flesh meat of such kinds only as are admitted by his Ma(ties) laws upon Fridays Saturdays Wednesdays and all other fasting days during his time of Infirmity and present sickness.
Ralph Goodyear, Curate, + The mark of William Pearson, Churchwarden

Memorandum the 2nd of April, 1633: John Carr of Wath was licensed by us whose names are here under written to re-edify a stall in the north alley which he usually hath sitten and to continue there without molestation of any one in pain of ecclesiatical censure.
Radulphus Goodyear, minister, John Sisson, Jarvis Smith, Humphray Jackson....

Ringing of the bell at eight of the clock at night and six at morn was begun March the 25th in the beginning of the year 1646
Nicholas Hunt, Clerk...

Thursday the 27th of April 1648 Anthony Sawdrye parish clerk of Harwood deluded to William Coulbrand of Swinton, John Baldrick [see: Baldric, Balder]of Wath and to me Nich Hunt Thirty & Six pounds, £30 whereof were to be let at 16 pence per pound upon treble security to such inhabitants within the Town of Wath as should be of good report and had occasions to imploy the same. And the interest thereof was unto the Schoolmaster of Wath for the time being to be paid him at Christmas day for the teaching of four poor children of the Town of Wath and two of that part of Swinton which belongs wholey thereunto. The other £6 was for repair of West Melton Town Causeway: £2 for repair of part of Ardsley Lane, £2 to the poor of Brampton Bierley, £1 6s 8d to the poor of Wath, 10s to the poor of Swinton, 3s 4d which money and certain lands given by the said Anthony by his last will and also confirmed by deed unto the Inhabitants of Brampton Bierley for maintenance of six poor children at School with the yearly Rent thereof to be paid to the Schoolmaster as aforesaid if it were from time and at all times for ever imployed to the only use and to return unto the heirs of the said Anthony within one year and a day after the same was otherwise imployed.
Nich. Hunt, John Baldrick, William Coulbrand

Be it remembred that the tenth day of April 1656 Lawrence Wade of Wath in the West Riding of the County of Yorke was sworne Register for the said towne (beinge chosen to the said office by the consent of the inhabitants of the said towne) according to a late Act of parliament.
before me
William Beckwith

http://mv.lycaeum.org//Finnegan/
WAKES IN THE BECK
[1:3 64.31] Fammfamm! Fammfamm!
Come on, ordinary man with that large big nonobli head, and
that blanko berbecked fischial ekksprezzion Machinsky
Scapolopolos, Duzinascu or other. Your machelar's mutton leg's getting
musclebound from being too pulled. Noah Beery weighed stone


[1:4 76.26] in a fairly fishy kettlekerry, after the Fianna's foreman had taken
his handful, enriched with ancient woods and dear dutchy
deeplinns mid which were an old knoll and a troutbeck, vainyvain of
her osiery and a chatty sally with any Wilt or Walt who would
ongle her as Izaak did to the tickle of his rod and watch her


[1:4 77.30] But t'house and allaboardshoops ! Show coffins, winding sheets,
goodbuy bierchepes, cinerary urns, liealoud blasses, snuffchests,
poteentubbs, lacrimal vases, hoodendoses, reekwaterbeckers,
breakmiddles, zootzaks for eatlust, including upyourhealthing
rookworst and meathewersoftened forkenpootsies and for that


[1:4 90.7] changing the venders, from the king's head to the republican's
arms, as to the pugnaxities evinxed from flagfall to antepost
during the effrays round fatherthyme's beckside and the regents
in the plantsown raining, with the skiddystars and the
morkernwindup, how they appealed to him then? That it was wildfires


[1:6 134.29] herald hairyfair, alloaf the wheat; husband your aunt and endow
your nepos; hearken but hush it, screen him and see; time is,
an archbishopric, time was, a tradesmen's entrance; beckburn
brooked with wath, scale scarred by scow; his rainfall is a couple
of kneehighs while his meanst grass temperature marked three in


[1:6 193.30] are up, mesdames, while Parimiknie wears popular short legs,
and twelve hows to mix a tipsy wake, did ye hear, colt Cooney?
did ye ever, filly Fortescue? with a beck, with a spring, all her
rillringlets shaking, rocks drops in her tachie, tramtokens in
her hair, all waived to a point and then all inuendation, little


[2:8 220.32] matthued heaven. He soughed it from the luft but that bore ne
mark ne message. He luked upon the bloomingrund where ongly
his corns were growning. At last he listed back to beckline how
she pranked alone so johntily. The skand for schooling.
With nought a wired from the wordless either.


[2:8 229.16] And around its scorched cap she has twilled a twine of flame to
let the laitiest know she's marrid. And pim it goes backballed. Tot
burns it so leste. A claribel cumbeck to errind. Hers before his
even, posted ere penned. He's your change, thinkyou methim.
Go daft noon,madden, mind the step. Please stoop O to please.


[2:9 264.12] pursuant on briefest glimpse from gladrags, pretty
Proserpronette whose slit satchel spilleth peas.
Belisha beacon, beckon bright! Usherette,
unmesh us! That grene ray of earong it waves
us to yonder as the red, blue and yellow flogs


[2:10 369.15] Because they wonted to get out by the goatweigh afore the sheep
was looset for to wish the Wobbleton Whiteleg Welshers
kaillykailly kellykekkle and savebeck to Brownhazelwood from all the
dinnasdoolins on the labious banks of their swensewn
snewwesner, turned again weastinghome, by Danesbury Common, and


[3:12 409.10] whorl of the Boubou from Bourneum has thus come to taon!),
and with tambarins and cantoridettes soturning around his
eggshill rockcoach their dance McCaper in retrophoebia, beck from
bulk, like fantastic disossed and jenny aprils, to the ra, the ra, the
ra, the ra, langsome heels and langsome toesis, attended to by a


[3:14 537.11] feshest cheoilboys so that they are allcalling on me for the song
of a birtch: the more secretely bi built, the more openly
palastered. Attent! Couch hear! I have becket my vonderbilt hutch
in sunsmidnought and at morningrise was encampassed of
mushroofs. Rest and bethinkful, with licence, thanks. I


[3:14 572.21] old missness wipethemdry! Well, well, wellsowells!
Donauwatter! Ardechious me! With her halfbend as proud as a peahen,
allabalmy, and her troutbeck quiverlipe, ninyananya. And her
steptojazyma's culunder buzztle. Happy tea area, naughtygay
frew! Selling sunlit sopes to washtout winches and rhaincold


[4:15 600.21] cocklyhearted dreamerish for that magic moning with its ching
chang chap sugay kaow laow milkee muchee bringing
beckerbrose, the brew with the foochoor in it. Sawyest? Nodt? Nyets,
I dhink I sawn to remumb or sumbsuch. A kind of a thinglike
all traylogged then pubably it resymbles a pelvic or some kvind


[4:15 601.16] attraverse of its milletestudinous windows, ricocoursing
themselves, as staneglass on stonegloss, inplayn unglish Wynn's
Hotel. Brancherds at: Bullbeck, Oldboof, Sassondale, Jorsey
Uppygard, Mundelonde, Abbeytotte, Bracqueytuitte with
Hockeyvilla, Fockeyvilla, Hillewille and Wallhall. Hoojahoo

BECKS IN THE WAKE
-an archbishopric, time was, a tradesmen's entrance; beckburn
-did ye ever, filly Fortescue? with a beck, with a spring, all her
-his corns were growning. At last he listed back to beckline how
-burns it so leste. A claribel cumbeck to errind. Hers before his
-Belisha beacon, beckon bright! Usherette,
-kailly kellykekkle and savebeck to Brownhazelwood from all the
-hill rockcoach their dance McCaper in retrophoebia, beck from
-tered. Attent! Couch hear! I have becket my vonderbilt hutch
-allabalmy, and her troutbeck quiverlipe, ninyananya. And her
-chang chap sugay kaow laow milkee muchee bringing becker
-Hotel. Brancherds at: Bullbeck, Oldboof, Sassondale, Jorsey
-that blanko berbecked fischial ekksprezzion Machinsky Scapolo
-linns mid which were an old knoll and a troutbeck, vainyvain of
-poteentubbs, lacrimal vases, hoodendoses, reekwaterbeckers,
-during the effrays round fatherthyme's beckside and the regents

The Lincoln Family
WEEKEND EXCURSION; Among Memories of Old Glory - Hildene, Beckwith and Lincoln