The following Francis in PA might be the father of the Francis who married Elizabeth Clack [Clark?] [[ Francis Hodge, York, Pa. (member of Warrenton Meeting House) dau. Jane b. 1736 md. Edward Everett on 11/9/1787.] Francis listed as landowner in tax list of 1768 in Cumberland Twp. (now Gettysburg)]] Following is more info on Francis and Elizabeth Clack: Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol. 1, p.533 Package marked "Papers of No Particular File."--January 6, 1804. This writing is to certify that I, James Miller, having intermarried with Fanny Lindon, daughter of Molly Lindon, deceased, who was sister to Elizabeth Hodge, wife of Francis Hodge, also sister of Charles Clack: the said Fanny being sister to Joseph Lindon, late of Augusta County, who ran away upwards of eleven years ago from said County, being then about eleven or twelve years old, and has never been heard of since by any of his relations, and is therefore supposed to be dead, and there being a legacy belonging to the said Joseph if living, or if dead, as is supposed, to the said Fanny and the undersigned, as heirs of the said Joseph, said legacy issuing out of the estate of George Matlock, deceased, of the County of Louisa (relinquishes to James Brooks his right to administer on Joseph's estate). (Signed) James Miller. Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol. 1, p.533 Polly Vines deposes, 27th November, 1804, in Botetourt County, before John Todd: That Joseph Lindon went from Augusta upwards of ten years ago; Joseph was her cousin; he has but one sister, Fanny Miller; Joseph was son to Molly Lindon, formerly Molly Clack, who was sister of Elizabeth Hodge, wife of Francis Hodge, and sister of Charles Clack. Records of Augusta County, Virginia, 1745 - 1800, p.159 Page 180.--Estate of William Teas to Robt. Love, executor, Dr.--1778, July 11, paid Francis Hodges for seven days' reaping, ,4.4.0; Francis Hodges (DAR #552864 A. 569) b. 1745, d. 1824 Fayette Co. KY. He was in patriotic service in Caroline Co., VA during the War. In 1763 he m. Elizabeth ??? [ ?Elizabeth Clack, Augusta Co.?] and their children were: 1. Daniel Hodges 2. Francis Hodges, Jr., m. Mary Brock 3. Galen Hodges, b. 1772 m. Mildred Webber 4. Mary Ann Hodges, m. Augustine Webber Source: page 158 of The HODGE / HODGES Book FOCUS ON VIRGINIA-TENNESSEE-ARKANSAS DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM RILEY HODGE, M. G. by Thomas Allen Bruce, M.D. pub. 1982 in Little Rock, Arkansas Francis HODGES Sex: M Event(s): Born: ABT 1776 Of Mdsn', 'Virginia Parents: Father: Francis HODGES Mother: Elizabeth CLARK [ Clack ] Source Information: Film Number: 537112 Page Number: 25 Reference Number: 1136 Voter registration bio, made @ 1870 in Clay Co. Mo "William V. Hodges. I was born in Orange County Virginia on the 18th day of January 1805. My Grandfather, Francis Hodges, was a soldier in the Continental army under Washington and was at Brandywine and Yorktown. I emigrated with my mother to Fayette Co., Ky in 1815. I came to Clay Co., Mo. in 1826, and have lived here ever since. I served in the Heatherly, Blackhawk, and Mormon Wars. I served 12 months in the militia in Clay Co. in the late Civil War. I have raised 12 children. I have been a member of the old Baptist Church 23 years. I have always been a Whig. In my old age, my negros that I bought with my own money have been taken from me. I raised my children so that they did not do any stealing during the Civil War. " I traced this Francis when I was looking for mine who also was married to an Elizabeth. Ken in Orlando At 09:33 AM 06/12/2003 -0500, you wrote: >I have learned that my ggggrandfather, Francis Hodges, resided in Louisa County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth Clack, daughter of Moses Clack and Anne Medlock. Anxious to learn who Francis' father was. There was a John Hodges in Louisa County but don't know if he is the father. Appreciate any information that you may have. wgwalters@sbcglobal.net. > > >==== HODGES Mailing List ==== >Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager >DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? THEN VOLUNTEER TO DO LOOKUPS!!! >http://www.rootsweb.com/~uslookup >Thou shalt not rely on the privacy of e-mail, especially from work. > >
Thanks for the information. Glad to know the names of the other children of Francis Hodges and Elizabeth Clack. It is believed that Francis was in Augusta County early on and the only other Hodges in that vicinity was a John Hodges. So it may be possible that he is the father. Winn Walters ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth Hodge" <khodge3@earthlink.net> To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 10:43 AM Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] Francis Hodges > The following Francis in PA might be the father of the Francis who married > Elizabeth Clack [Clark?] > > [[ Francis Hodge, York, Pa. (member of Warrenton Meeting House) dau. Jane > b. 1736 md. Edward Everett on 11/9/1787.] Francis listed as landowner in > tax list of 1768 in Cumberland Twp. (now Gettysburg)]] > > Following is more info on Francis and Elizabeth Clack: > > Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol. 1, p.533 > Package marked "Papers of No Particular File."--January 6, 1804. This > writing is to certify that I, James Miller, having intermarried with Fanny > Lindon, daughter of Molly Lindon, deceased, who was sister to Elizabeth > Hodge, wife of Francis Hodge, also sister of Charles Clack: the said Fanny > being sister to Joseph Lindon, late of Augusta County, who ran away upwards > of eleven years ago from said County, being then about eleven or twelve > years old, and has never been heard of since by any of his relations, and is > therefore supposed to be dead, and there being a legacy belonging to the > said Joseph if living, or if dead, as is supposed, to the said Fanny and the > undersigned, as heirs of the said Joseph, said legacy issuing out of the > estate of George Matlock, deceased, of the County of Louisa (relinquishes to > James Brooks his right to administer on Joseph's estate). (Signed) James > Miller. > > Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol. 1, p.533 > Polly Vines deposes, 27th November, 1804, in Botetourt County, before John > Todd: That Joseph Lindon went from Augusta upwards of ten years ago; > Joseph was her cousin; he has but one sister, Fanny Miller; Joseph was son > to Molly Lindon, formerly Molly Clack, who was sister of Elizabeth Hodge, > wife of Francis Hodge, and sister of Charles Clack. > > Records of Augusta County, Virginia, 1745 - 1800, p.159 > Page 180.--Estate of William Teas to Robt. Love, executor, Dr.--1778, July > 11, paid Francis Hodges for seven days' reaping, ,4.4.0; > > Francis Hodges (DAR #552864 A. 569) b. 1745, d. 1824 Fayette Co. KY. He > was in patriotic service in Caroline Co., VA during the War. In 1763 he m. > Elizabeth ??? [ ?Elizabeth Clack, Augusta Co.?] > and their children were: > 1. Daniel Hodges > 2. Francis Hodges, Jr., m. Mary Brock > 3. Galen Hodges, b. 1772 m. Mildred Webber > 4. Mary Ann Hodges, m. Augustine Webber > Source: page 158 of The HODGE / HODGES Book > FOCUS ON VIRGINIA-TENNESSEE-ARKANSAS > DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM RILEY HODGE, M. G. by Thomas Allen Bruce, M.D. pub. > 1982 in Little Rock, Arkansas > > Francis HODGES Sex: M > Event(s): Born: ABT 1776 Of Mdsn', 'Virginia > Parents: > Father: Francis HODGES > Mother: Elizabeth CLARK [ Clack ] > Source Information: Film Number: 537112 Page Number: 25 Reference > Number: 1136 > > Voter registration bio, made @ 1870 in Clay Co. Mo > "William V. Hodges. I was born in Orange County Virginia on the 18th day of > January 1805. My Grandfather, Francis Hodges, was a soldier in the > Continental army under Washington and was at Brandywine and Yorktown. I > emigrated with my mother to Fayette Co., Ky in 1815. I came to Clay Co., > Mo. in 1826, and have lived here ever since. I served in the Heatherly, > Blackhawk, and Mormon Wars. I served 12 months in the militia in Clay Co. > in the late Civil War. I have raised 12 children. I have been a member of > the old Baptist Church 23 years. I have always been a Whig. In my old age, > my negros that I bought with my own money have been taken from me. I raised > my children so that they did not do any stealing during the Civil War. " > > I traced this Francis when I was looking for mine who also was married to > an Elizabeth. > > Ken in Orlando > > At 09:33 AM 06/12/2003 -0500, you wrote: > >I have learned that my ggggrandfather, Francis Hodges, resided in Louisa > County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth Clack, daughter of Moses Clack and > Anne Medlock. Anxious to learn who Francis' father was. There was a John > Hodges in Louisa County but don't know if he is the father. Appreciate any > information that you may have. wgwalters@sbcglobal.net. > > > > > >==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > >Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager > >DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? 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