Chris continues: The last major Irish PIGOTT line connected with Dysart - PIGOTT of Capard. Thomas PIGOTT, b around 1605-10, eld son of Sir Robert PIGOTT of Dysart by his 2nd wife Thomasine CASTILLION alias PEYTON; granted Corbally alias Corolly, Queen's Co, by Patent dated 6 Dec 1639; appears to have inherited Capard, same County, on his father's death, ca 1643; of Capard & Cloncannon, "Census" of 1659; named in the Marr Setts of his son Robert, 1679; died intestate, 1685, adm'on granted 30 Aug 1686; marr, poss to a Miss LOFTUS; her Funeral Entry Indexed, 1681, as "...spouse of Mr PIGOTT..." [Gen Office, Dublin - actual entry not found]; issue: 1. Robert PIGOTT; of Capard & Corbally; died 1706, s.p.; marr by Setts dated 26 Feb 1676 (& cited in later Deeds), Margaret, daur of Sir Thomas SOUTHWELL, of Castle Matras, Co Limerick; she died 1717, having marr 2ndly Thomas FITZGERALD, of Co Lim. 2. Chidley PIGOTT; of Caprd & Corbally; named in brother Robert's Marr Setts, 1676; died 1718, unmarr & s.p. William PIGOTT, 2nd son of Sir Robert PIGOTT of Dysart & his 2nd wife Thomasin CASTILLION alias PEYTON; details already advised by previous e-mail; issue: 1. John PIGOTT, b ca 1650; of Kilminshy, Co Limerick; adm Middle Temple, 20 Aug 1670; J.P. for Co Lim, Feb 1674; called to the Bar, May 1687; of the City of Dublin, 1713; died 8 May 1717, & bur St Paul's Dublin (M.I.); will dated 18 Feb 1716, pr P.C.C., 2 Aug 1717, & P.C.I., 7 Jan 1718; marr 1stly, Gertrude, daur of Thomas SOUTHWELL, 1st Bart of Castle Matras, Co Lim, by Elizabeth STARKEY; Gertrude died at Kilfinney, 28 May 1683, & bur Ballinakill Churh, near Kilfinney (M.I. - badly shattered when I visited in 2004, but 85% fragments able to be re-assembled), with 4 of her children; issue surviving (see below); John poss marr 2ndly, St Dunstan-in-the-West, London, 4 Oct 1686, Elizabeth CREW (? perhaps instead CAREW); John marr again, poss 3rdly, St James's, Westminster, 27 Jun 1696, Margaret, widow of Robert LEIGH of Rosegarland, Co Wexford, & daur of Sir Caesar COLCLOUGH, 2nd Bart of Tinterne, Co Wexford; no further issue. 2. Elizabeth, b Kilfinney; named as "...only sister..." in John PIGOTT's will, Feb 1716; marr Alexander FITZGERALD, of Woodhouse, Co Waterford (son of Thomas FITZGERALD by Elizabeth PIGOTT of Dysart); issue: i. Dudley FITZGERALD, of Ballydavis; d 1761; marr Anne, daur of Martin DELANEY of Ballyfin; issue. ii. Colclough; will pr 1757; marr Anna (-?-); she d 1769; issue. iii. Sibella. 3. Martha, b Kilfinney, ca 1663 (I.G.I., but poss earlier); prob died before her brother John made his will, Feb 1716; marr William STAMER, of Carnelly, Co Clare, Lt-Col in the Army; issue - a son George STAMER, Colonel in the Army; marr with issue. John PIGOTT, of Kilfinney, Co Limerick, & Margaret SOUTHWELL, had issue: 1. William PIGOTT, eldest son; adm Middle Temple, 1700; d.v.p., before Feb 1716; marr Jane, daur of Sir John BROOKES, Bart of York & London, by Mary WALLER (daur of Hardess WALLER); issue: i. John PIGOTT; named in grandfather's will, as his heir, Feb 1716; died 1718, s.p. ii. William; named in grandafther's will, 1716; died 1718, s.p. 2. John; d.s.p., & bur at Ballinakill Church, near Kilfinney (M.I.). 3. Robert; ditto. 4. Richard; ditto. 5. Anne; ditto 6. Southwell; eld surviving son; named in his father's will, Feb 1716, as Captain in the Army; succeeded his nephews to Capard, 1718; marr with issue. See next below. 7. Elizabeth, eldest surviving daur; a widow when named in her father's will, Feb 1716; died Dublin, 12 Sep 1732; marr, by License dated 9 Jan 1695, Richard WARBURTON, of Garryhinch, King's Co, M.P. for Portarlington; issue: i. Richard WARBURTON, b 6 Dec 1696; of Garryhinch, but lived most of his life in London; died at his apartments, Jermyn St, 23 Oct 1771, & bur Westminster Abbey; unmarr & s.p. ii. John; named in Robert PIGOTT of Dysart's will, 1728, as Captain in the Army; prob died at Glasnevin, 10 May 1743, unmarr. iii. George; of Dublin, Merchant; High Court of Chancery; marr ca 1729, Jane, daur of Richard Le HUNTE of Artramont, Co Wexford; issue. iv. Peter; devised Garryhinch, with rents of 3000 pounds a year, by his brother Richard, 1771; died 29 sep 1784. v. William; of London; marr Barbara, daur & sole heir of Lytton LYTTON of Knebworth, Herts; issue. vi. Gertrude; bequeathed 100 pounds in her grandfather PIGOTT's will, Feb 1716; marr George CARDEN, of Lismore, Queen's Co; issue - including Priscilla CARDEN, wife of Thomas PIGOTT of Knapton, Queen's Co [Co Cork Branch]. vii. Judith; marr, as his 3rd wife, Emanuel PIGOTT of Chetwynd, Co Cork (grandfather of Thomas of Knapton); issue. vii. Jane; marr George PIGOTT of Chetwynd, Mountmellick & Knapton (son of Emanuel & father of Thomas), issue. 8. Jane, youngest daur; named in her father's will, Feb 1716; died before 1729; marr, as his 1st wife, Sir Henry PIERS, of Tristernagh, Co Westmeath; he died (of an overdose of opium), 14 Mar 1733, having marr 2ndly, the daur of Lord Santry; issue: i. John PIERS; 4th Bart of Templeorum, Co Westmeath; marr his cousin, Cornelia Gertrude PIGOTT of Capard; issue - a son Sir Pigott William PIERS, 5th Bart. ii. Garthruid. iii. Lewis; marr Cecilia LYNCH. iv. Henry; Merchant in Rotterdam. v. Margaret; marr Joseph ROBINS of Co Kilkenny. vi. Mary; marr Eliab HANCOCK of Co Leitrim. vii. Elizabeth; marr Rev Mr WISE. viii. Susannah; marr Mr COTTINGHAM. Issue of Southwell in my next. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Hi List, Chris is kindly continuing to supply great detail on the Irish PIGOTT lines. Please excuse our inadvertent message exchange yesterday that should have been on my CUMMINSKEY list. Old age is creeping up on me. :-( Joe Further on the Cork PIGOTTs. Emanuel PIGOTT, b Chewynd, 1684, eldest son & heir of Thomas PIGOTT, of Innishannon, Co Cork, by Mary MOORE; Oxon, & Middle Temple; purchased Dysart from his cousin, Robert PIGOTT, ca 1724, but allowed Robert to live there until his death in 1730; Freeman of Cork, 1731; M.P. for Cork City, 1735-60; died Cork, 30 Jun 1762; marr 1stly, 1710, Lucy, daur of George ROGERS of Ashgrove, Co Cork; issue: 1. George PIGOTT, b 1710; Trinity College, Dublin (T.C.D.); of Mountmellick, & of Knapton, Queen's Co; died at Cork, a few days before 5 Jan 1773; marr ca 1732, Jane, daur of Richard WARBURTON of Garryhinch, King's Co (a sister of his father's 3rd wife); issue - Thomas PIGOTT of Knapton, marr Priscilla CARDEN (daur of yet another WARBURTON sister), with issue; (?) Alexander; & (?) William. Emanuel marr 2ndly, St Finbarry's Cork, by M.L.B. dated 22 May 1722, Ann, widow of Robert PHAIRE, & daur of George GAMBLE, both of Co Cork; she died before Jun 1724, without further issue by Emanuel; he marr 3rdly, 12 Jun 1727, Judith, daur of Richard WARBURTON of Garryhinch, King's Co (a sister to his son George's wife); further issue: 2. Emanuel PIGOTT; d before 1755, s.p. 3. Richard; D.D.; Vicar Choral, Cork Cathedral; bequeathed Dysart by his father; Vicar, Christ Church, Cork; died Dublin, 21 Nov 1782; marr Hon Dorothy CROSBIE, daur of Maurice CROSBIE, Lord Branden, & sister to the Earl of Glandore; she died 1781; issue - an only child Ann PIGOTT, b Dysart, 1752, & marr Robert Shapland CAREW, with issue. 4. Elizabeth; marr 1stly, James DENNIS, Esq, Chief Baron of the Exchequer, & later Lord Tracton; he died Jun 1782; she marr 2ndly, Dublin, 1792, Henry COULSON, Master in Chancery; s.p. 5. Martha; died Cork, 16 Sep 1781; marr Chetwynd, Co Cork, 30 Oct 1750, Bayley ROGERS, M.D.; he died 1786; issue. 6. Judith; died before Oct 1763; M.L.B., 1753, & Marr Setts dated 7 Feb 1753, to Rev John CHETWYND; issue - William CHETWYND, Lt-Col Cork Cavalry, marr Penelope CARLETON with issue; Lucy; & Judith. 7. Ann; marr 1stly, Cork, 8 Dec 1763, Barachia WALLIS, of Ballycrinnan, Esq; he died Jan 1765; she marr 2ndly, Mar 1766, Richard MERCER, Captain, Royal Irish Dragoons. [It might be interesting to note here that the ROGERS family in Cork had strong Quaker connections, as did the GAMBLEs. This could explain the PIGOTT-ROGERS son, George, having a Mountmellick address.] And more on the Loughrea PIGOTTs. John PIGOTT, b 1686, 2nd son of Thomas PIGOTT, of Innishannon, by Mary MOORE; adm T.C.D., 1701; Middle Temple, 1704; M.A., 1708; of Loughrea, Co Galway; Prebend, Diocese of Clonfert, 1711-34; presented as Rector of Dysart, Queen's Co, 1712; Vicar of Kilchriest, near Loughrea, Co Galway, 1726-34; bur St Michan's, Dublin, 31 Jul 1734; marr Deborah, 9th daur of Matthew FRENCH, of Belturbet, by Mary MEADE; issue: 1. Thomas PIGOTT; bur St Paul's (?), 10 Jan 1708. 2. Alexander, b Loughrea, 1711; adm T.C.D., 1729, aged 18; n.f.p. 3. William; Archdeacon of Clonfert. See next below. 4. Elizabeth; marr May 1742, George LENNON, Jr, of Dunis, Co Westmeath. John's widow, Deborah, may have marr 2ndly, Rev Henry WRIGHT, Archdeacon of Kilmacduagh. William PIGOTT, b Loughrea, 1716; M.A. (T.C.D.), 1739; Archdeacon of Clonfert, 1743; Rector of Dysart, resigned in favour of his son, 1772; Vicar of Killan, Diocese of Kilmore, Co Cavan, 1772; bur Loughrea, 17 Nov 1790; will dated 27 Jun 1783, Pre Will Index, 1790; marr 1stly, Frances, daur of William CLARKE, of the City of Cork, Goldsmith; marr 2ndly, St Peter's, Dublin, 30 Apr 1774, Mary MOORE; her will dated 15 Mar 1797, pr 4 Oct 1797; issue of the 1st marriage: 1. Elizabeth PIGOTT; bur Loughrea, 1748. 2. Deborah; marr 11 Jun 1768, Thomas CURTIS of Mt Hanover, Duleek, Co Mayo. 3. Henry, b ca 1745; adm T.C.D., 1762; of Loughrea; "Rector" of Dunsandle (there is no such parish - perhaps instead a chaplain to the DALY family seated at Dunsandle, Co Calway); Prebend, Diocese of Clonfert, 1770; died Loughrea, 9 Oct 1790, v.p., & bur Loughrea Churchyard (M.I.); marr Francis BENTON, daur of Samuel BENTON of Co Sligo; she died Jul 1818; issue. See below. 4. John, b ca 1748; Ensign, ALDECRON's Regt of Foot, Feb 1763; Lieut, 39th Regt of Foot, 1767; Capt, same Regt, 1772, serving in Gibraltar, 1773-75; transferred to the 56th Regt of Foot, Gibraltar, 1779; Major, half-pay, 80th Regt, 1783-94; noted for his knowledge of the protocols of the Duel; last mention in deeds dated 3 Aug 1793; prob unmarr. 5. Edward, b ca 1749; B.A. (T.C.D.), 1772; Rector of Dysart, Queen's Co, Jan 1772, in the room of his father William, resigned; res Cuffe St, Dublin, 1774; Curate of St Luke's, Dublin, 1774, & of St Bride's, Dublin, 1776; died 1797; marr 23 Jul 1774, Ann BILLING; issue - including Frances Mary Ann Billing PIGOTT; marr x2; poss other issue (implied in the wording of his step-mother's will, 1797). 6. Alexander, b Cork, 1752; adm T.C.D., 1769; of Monemore, Co Galway, 1783; n.f.p., but may have had descendents living in Gort, Co Galway. Rev Henry PIGOTT, of Dunsandle, & Frances BENTON had issue: 1. Deborah PIGOTT, b ca 1779; res 10 Moore St, Loughrea, Griffith's Valuation (ca 1850s); died Loughrea, 22 Apr 1756; unmarr. 2. William, b Loughrea, 26 Apr 1780; Captain, 84th Regt. See below. 3. Henry PIGOTT, b ca 1782; Capt, 82nd Regt. See my 1st e-mail of 25 Jun 2006. 4. Frances; "...well married..." before 1818, to Mr HAWKINS. 5. Jane; n.f.p. 6. Thomas, bt 1789; died 1790; inf. William PIGOTT, b 1780; Ensign, 38th Regt of Foot, 1804; Lieut, same Regt, Aug 1804; Capt, 4th Bn Garrison, Ipswich, 1807; Capt, 84th Regt of Foot, Aug 1808; saw service at the Capture of the Cape (of Good Hope), Jan 1809; the Siege of Flushing (near Antwerp), Oct 1809; the Peninsular War, 1813-14; reported missing in action, Battle of the Nive, 10 Dec 1813; returned to England with his Regt; went home to Loughrea, 1818, on news of his mother's death; Half-pay captain, Loughrea; died there, 19 Feb 1852, bur Loughrea Churchyard (M.I.); marr 1stly, 29 Apr 1804, Jane Alicia, 2nd daur of Thomas DROUGHT, of Droughtville, King's Co, by Frances WALLEN; Jane died at Ipswich, England, 20 May 1810; issue: 1. Henry PIGOTT, bt Lougrea, 23 Jul 1805; of Castleboy, Loughrea, 1846; inherited his uncle DROUGHT's estates; went to Canada; enumerated at London, Ontario, 1881 Census, as Henry Pigott DROUGHT, with Alicia DROUGHT of similar age, a poss wife, & neighbour to Alicia DROUGHT, b Ireland, 1858, a poss daughter. 2. Jane; n.f.p. 3. Edward; res 10-12 Main St, Loughrea, Griffith's Valuation (1850s); die Loughrea, a few days before 11 Sep 1856 [Freeman's Journal]. 4. Frances, b 17 Feb 1808; died Capetown, 2 May 1832. 5. William, b 18 May 1809; Solicitor in Dublin & in Portarlington; died 24 Sep 1878; marr 1stly, 11 Jul 1839, Ann Emily BLAKE; she died 20 Jan 1842, bur Glasnevin, Dublin; issue - William Blake PIGOTT, b 1840, d 1842; & Anne Mary, marr Martin DARBY, M.D., with issue. William marr 2ndly, probably to a Miss BURKE; further issue: 6. Ann PIGOTT, b before 1831; marr St MArk's, Dublin, 19 Aug 1852, Ralph Allen Charles DANIEL, of Gt Brunswick St, Dublin. 7. Elizabeth, 6th daur, b ca 1840; went to Queensland, New Zealand, & America; enumerated at Counter, Fauguier County, Virginia, 1880 Census, with husband & 2 ch'n; marr Cawford, Dorsetshire, Apr 1862, Walter F. LUKE, Farmer [Freeman's Journal]; issue - Henry Vivien LUKE, b Qld, 20 Jan 1863; & Caroline H., b N.Z., 1868. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Hi Chris, At 08:09 PM 07/13/2006, you wrote: >I trust this may be of interest. Absolutely of interest. I know NOTHING about my Commiskey's, other than the fact that they were in Brooklyn, Kings County, NY; that there is a HUGE monument at their family grave site in St John's Cemetery, Queens County, NY, and that the oldest daughter (Bridget "Delia") of my Nelligan immigrant family married an unknown Commiskey some time prior to 1872. The Comerford / Commiskey "connection" was just some information that was sent to the list before I took over. HOWEVER, in that case the person claimed that their family actually changed their name from one to the other. Commiskey is a minor sub-line in my ancestral tree, so I have not really expended much energy on it, other than to TRY to find the man that Delia married. I know who their son was, and where he lived and died, but I have yet to find Delia's husband. Very frustrating. Regards, Joe Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Hi Listers, Found on another list. Any tie-ins? Joe >Source: MA-MDX-WESTFORD-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: June 2006 Obituaries - Caruso, Coupal, Holmes, Jong, >Pigott, Tousignant >Pigott, William W. 'Wally' >The Westford Eagle, Thursday, June 29, 2006 > >WESTFORD - William W. "Wally" Pigott, 82, formerly of Boston's Hyde Park, >died Sunday, June 18, 2006, at his home. He was the husband of Ellen M. >(Hourihan) Pigott. > >He was born in Mount Stuart, Prince Edward Island, Canada, the son of the >late George H. and Fanny (Birt) Pigott. Mr. Pigott graduated from English >High School in Boston, and later attended Rivier College in Nashua, N.H. > >Mr. Pigott served in the U.S. Army during World War II, serving in the >Signal Corp. in the North African Campaign and in India, attaining the rank >of Tech 5. > >He was employed as an air traffic controller for the FAA in Nashua for 25 >years before his retirement. He previously worked at Logan Airport in >Boston. Mr. Pigott was a private pilot. > >He enjoyed skiing, sailing, working on cars and tinkering. > >In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, William W. Pigott Jr. and >his wife, Christine Slapik, of Brookline; three daughters, Maura E. Joyce >of Westford, Marron B. Ryan of Fitchburg, and Heather L. Vandermillen and >her husband, Michael, of Groton; six grandchildren; and many nieces and >nephews. > >A funeral service was held June 22, at the Blake Funeral Home in >Chelmsford. Burial was in the West Chelmsford Cemetery. > >For those who wish, contributions in Mr. Pigott's memory may be made to the >Emerson Hospital Home Care, 2 Clock Tower Place, Suite 300, Maynard, MA >01754. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

More from Chris Pigott The Somerset PIGOTTs. Thomas PIGOTT, 2nd son of John PIGOTT, of Grangebegg & Dysart, by Martha COLCLOUGH; of Long Ashton & Brockley Court, Somerset; marr Florence SMITH alias PAULET; issue: 1. Martha PIGOTT, bt Long Ashton, 2 Oct 1645; marr Christopher USSHER, of Dublin & Bridgefoot; he died 1707; issue - William USSHER, marr Lettice WADDINGTON, with issue: Henry, Barrister, marr Frances WARING; Florence; Eliza; Mary Ann; Martha, marr 1stly, Nehemiah DONELLAN, & marr 2ndly, Phillip PERCEVAL. 2. John, b 3 Nov 1646; died 11 Feb 1647; inf. 3. Poulet, b ca 1648; Oxon & Lincoln's Inn; died 1676, unmarr. 4. Elizabeth, bt Long Ashton, 13 Jul 1650; marr Mr LONG, of Bristol. 5. John (II); of Brockley Court, & the Grove, Somerset; died 23 Dec 1727; marr, with issue - John PIGOTT, of Brockley Court, d.s.p., 20 Apr 1730, marr 15 Feb 1728, Florence SMYTH; (?) Florence, marr Anthony BIGGS, of Bath, with issue incl a son, John BIGGS (see next below); a daur, marr Mr WICKHAM, with issue. John BIGGS, bt Bath Abbey, 14 Dec 1713, eld son & heir of Anthony BIGGS of Bath, by Florence (poss a PIGOTT); adopted the name PIGOTT under the terms of John PIGOTT's will, & inherited his estates at Brockley Park; will dated 21 Apr 1791, pr P.C.C., 6 Mar 1795; marr 21 Aug 1740, Anna, daur of Thomas COWARD, of Spargrove, Co Somerset; she died Feb 1810; issue: 1. John PIGOTT, b 1741; Eton; Oxon; went to France; died in Calais, 1816, unmarr & s.p. 2. Charles; died 1744, s.p. 3. Henry; died 1769, s.p. 4. Wadham; Oxon; Rector of Quainton, Bucks, 1775; Curate-in-charge, Weston Parish, Somerset, 1790; will dated 26 Aug 1819, last codicil 2 Feb 1824, proved P.C.C., 6 Feb 1824; unmarr & s.p. 5. Ann; will dated 7 Mar 1799; died at Bath, 13 Jan 1813; marr 1762, William PROVIS; prob s.p., but said to have had a daur Ann PROVIS, whom she claimed, late in life, to be an heir to the estates her brother Wadham was preparing to hand over to property developers for want of an heir, but it is probable that this "discovered" daughter was instead Anne FYDELL, perhaps an illegitimate daur of John PIGOTT (d.s.p, in 1816), who married John Hugh SMYTH, who adopted the additional name PIGOTT to inherit the Brockley Park estate on Wadham's death in 1824; from them descend the SMYTH-PIGOTTs of Brockley & Weston-super-Mare. And the PIGOTTs of Rahineduff, Queen's Co. John PIGOTT, 4th son of John PIGOTT, of Grangebegg & Dysart, by Martha COLCLOUGH; of Rahineduff, Queen's Co; Captain in the Army; bur 30 Jan - 20 Feb 1668-69 [Funeral entry, Gen Office, Dublin]; Adm'on granted 26 Jun 1669; marr Mary, widow of Pierce MOORE, of Rahineduff, & daur of Francis EDGEWORTH, of Edgeworthstown, Co Longford; issue: 1. Thomas PIGOTT; of Rahineduff, & Banaghery, Queen's Co; prob died before Mar 1719 [Dublin Deeds evidence]; marr 1stly, Bridget, daur of Edward BRERETON, of Loughtiogue, Queen's Co, by Helen BOWEN; issue: i. John PIGOTT; d.s.p.; inf. ii. Ellen; d.s.p. iii. John (II); d.s.p. iv. Bridget; d.s.p. v. Mary; d.s.p. Thomas marr 2ndly, Mary BLANCHARD, daur of Alderman HULL of Hull, Yorks; she died 1699; further issue: vi. Thomas PIGOTT; of Banaghery, & Gurteen, Queen's Co; will dated 23 Jun 1729, pr 23 Jul 1729, estate to his cousin Thomas PIGOTT of Hop Hall, Queen's Co (the son of John PIGOTT of Antigua & heir apparent to Dysart); unmarr & s.p. vii. Ann. And the PIGOTTs of Co Cork. Alexander PIGOTT, 3rd son of John PIGOTT, of Grangebegg & Dysart, by Martha COLCOUGH; of Innishannon, Co Cork; will dated 7 Sep 1680, pr 4 Feb 1681; marr Ann, widow of Thomas ADDERLEY, & daur of Sir Edward BOLTON, of Brazil, Co Dublin, by Isabella AYLOFFE; issue: 1. Thomas PIGOTT, b Innishannon, 1658. See next below. 2. Henry; poss marr 1674, Margaret MURPHY. 3. John; died an infant. 4. Anne; died 3 May 1731; marr Rt Hon Thomas BRODERICK; issue - a son Laurence BRODERICK, Registrar of Deeds, Dublin. Thomas PIGOTT, b 1658; of Innishannon, & Chetwynd, Co Cork; adm T.C.D., 1677; made a deed dated 13 Nov 1722; named as deceased in a deed dated 13 Apr 1723; marr by License dated 1681, Mary, daur of Sir Emanuel MOORE, of Roscarbery, Co Cork; she died Bristol, 1710; issue: 1. Emanuel PIGOTT; of Chetwynd, South Liberties of Cork City; marr 3 times with issue. 2. John; b Chetwynd, Co Cork, 1686; Rector of Loughrea, Co Galway; marr with issue. 3. Alexander; n.f.p. 4. Thomas; n.f.p. 5. William; d.v.p.; Adm'on granted 20 Jul 1717, to the widow Jane PIGOTT. 6. Martha; marr William PARSONS, son of Sir William PARSONS, 2nd Bart of Birr, King's Co; he d.v.p.; issue includied a son & heir, Laurence PARSONS, 3rd Bart of Birr. 7. Ann. 8. Elizabeth. More to Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

More from Chris PIGOTT Joe, The PIGOTT of Dublin line. John PIGOTT, b ca 1759, the illegitimate son of John PIGOTT, M.P. for Banagher, by Hester HILLCOCK; res 2 Grafton lane, Dublin, 1805-16; 11-12 Charlotte st, Dublin, 1827-38; died there, 30 Sep 1838, & bur Vicar's Bawn, St Patrick's Cathedral; marr St Catherine's, Dublin, 3 Dec 1793, Mary, daur of Joseph VICKERS, Silk Weaver in the Coombe, Dublin, by his wife Elizabeth (?); she died Dublin, 21 Apr 1829, bur St Patrick's (where her niece Mary's husband, William MAGUIRE, was Sexton); issue: 1. Elizabeth PIGOTT, b Aug 1795; d inf. 2. John, b Dublin, 22 Oct 1796; marr Elizabeth MAGUIRE. See below. 3. Hester, b Dublin, 1 Oct 1797; d 1799; inf. 4. Susannah, b Dublin, 11 Oct 1798; marr St Peter's, Dublin, 18 Jan 1827, Charles Aylmer KELLY, Coal Merchant in Dublin; issue. 5. Joseph, b Dublin, 6 Feb 1802; wnet to Cork; Hairdresser, Marlborough st, Cork; died Cork, 7 Jan 1861; marr Cor, 14 Feb 1830, Eleanor Seymour, daur of william RUMLEY of Ballytrasna, Cloyne, Co Cork; she died Cork, 20 Sep 1857; issue- Mary PIGOTT, b Aug 1832; Emily, b Mar 1833, marr William Bennet EVANS; Charlotte, b Oct 1834, d aged 4; Robert Joseph, b 12 Jun 1836; Eleanor, b Jan 1838; John, b Apr 1839; Joseph, b 29 Mar 1841, followed into his father's business; Alice, b Sep 1842, d aged 13; Charlotte, b Feb 1846, marr Rev John Dryden SMYLLIE, with issue; Wiliam, bSep 1847, d aged 2 mos; John Vickers, b 3 Dec 1848, d.s.p., Cork, 22 Sep 1895. 6. Charlotte, b 21 Jun 1805; d Dublin, 6 Nov 1882 [Obit, Gentleman's Magazine, Vol 253]; marr Dublin, 19 Jan 1837, James Henry GREY, Merchant; issue. 7. William, b Dublin, 25 Jul 1810; educ Trinity College, Dublin, B.A., 1837; Solicitor in Dublin; of Dellbrook, Co Dublin; d Mountpleasant Sq, Dublin, 11 May 1856; marr St Bridget's, Dublin, 23 Feb 1841, Mary, daur of Joseph JACKSON of Tuncurry, Co Tipp; she marr wndly, John ROBERTS of Dublin; issue an only child - William Jackson PIGOTT, b Dundrum, Co Down, 13 Sep 1842, Lieut, King's Rifles, 1871, died Dundrum, 26 Jul 1921, marr Scotland, 21 nov 1888, Elizabeth Shairp MACKINTOSH, with issue 2 daurs (Dorothy & Ethelreda). John PIGOTT, b 1796; Collector of Taxes, Corporation for Paving, Lighting & Cleansing the Streets of Dublin, 1824-34; res 12 Charlotte st, Dublin, 1824, 1835-36; 12 Mount-pleasant, 1827-31; Sandymount, 1832-33; 10 East Hanover st, 1834; Collector of Public Monies, 16 Charlemont st, Dublin, 1839; 2 Rehobeth st, 1841-42; Cullenswood Ave, Ranelagh, Co Dublin, 1844-47; Relieving Officer, Elm St, Roundtown, Co Dublin, 185; ditto, Terenure lodge, roundtown, 1852-55; assistant Sexton, St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, 1839, & Beadle, 1844; went to America, ca 1856-57; Book-keeper, 94 Columbia st, Brroklyn, 1858-59; ditto, 28 Middagh st, Brooklyn, 1874-75; reported in the press as having died at Brooklyn, 30 Aug 1877; marr St Peter's, Dublin, 18 Jun 1824, Elizabeth, eld daur of William MAGUIRE, Sexton of St Patrick's Cathedral, by Mary VICKERS, niece of Mrs Mary PIGOTT; Elizabeth died 13 Aug 1854, & bur St Patrick's Cathedral; issue: 1. John Vickers PIGOTT, bt St Patrick's Cathedral, 12 Jun 1825; living in the U.S., 1882 (so named in his aunt Charlotte GREY's obit, Gent's Magazine). 2. William Frederick, b Dublin, 22 Jan 1827; died Dublin, 6 Jun 142, & bur St Patrick's Cathedral, aged 15. 3. Mary Georgina, bt St Patrick's Cathedral, 5 Oct 1828; died Dalkey, 10 May 1857, aged 8. 4. Thomas Lancelot, b Dublin, 20 mar 1831; went to America; Salesman, 94 Columbia St, Brooklyn, 1859; Clerk, 568 Broome st, Manhattan, 1867-70; 323 West 35th st, 1871-72; Collector for store, 225 West 21st st, 1874-75; 345 West 29th st, 1877-78; 306 West 35th st, 1883-84; bur 11 Jul 1911, Cypress Hills Cemetery, N.Y.; marr New York, Jan 1863, Sarah Anne, daur of Rev John PHAYRE; she died N.Y., 14 Mar 1890; issue - William H. PIGOTT, aged 15, when enumerated with his parents, 1880 Census. 5. Alfred Joseph, b Dublin, 21 may 1833; fought with the British Army at the Crimea, 1854-56, Indian Mutiny, 1857-58, & the Siege of Lucknow; went to America; enlisted, 13 may 1861, for 2 years service, as Lieut, K Coy, 36th Regt of N.Y. Volunteer Infantry; saw service in the Army of the Potomac in Virginia; killed in a rail accident while returning to N.Y., 5 Jul 1863; marr New York, 6 Feb 1863, Ellen WALSH; apparently no issue. 6. George Maguire, b Dublin, 11 Sep 1835; n.f.p. 7. Henry Robert PIGOTT, b Dublin, 5 Oct 1838; went to Ceylon, then N.S.W.; marr with issue. 8. Edward Albert, b Dublin, 22 Dec 1840; prob went to America; n.f.p. 9. Elizabeth Letitia, b Dublin, 29 Oct 1843; went to America, 1870; Music Teacher, 306 West 14th st, 1884-98; School teacher, 348 West 21st st, 1903-07; unmarr. 10. Adelaide Kate, b Dublin, 19 May 1848; went to live with her uncle Edward MAGUIRE after her mother's death in 1854; died at Torquay, Devs, 1856, aged 8. Regards, Chris. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

From Chris PIGOTT: Joe, To continue the Irish PIGOTT saga. Thomas PIGOTT, of Dysart, Queen's Co; named in the will of his cousin, George PERCEVAL, of Dublin Esq, 1674; mortgaged Kilcromin to his uncle Alexander PIGOTT of Innishanon, Co Cork, Nov 1674; High Sheriff of Queen's Co, 1690; died 1702 & buried at Dysart [year date recorded in House of Lords litigation over Kilcromin, 1724-25]; marr by Consistorial License, Diocese of Dublin, 28 Apr 1663, Elizabeth WELDON, of Dublin Castle, daur of William WELDON of Rahinedery, Co Kildare, by Elizabeth ROBINSON alias BROWN; issue: 1. Robert PIGOTT, b ca 1664-5; of Dysart; Ensign, John EDGWORTH's Regt of Foot, 1689, & shortly after, of Capt SCUDAMORE's Coy in Lord LOVELACE's Regt; returned to Ireland from England, 1702, on hearing from his cousin Pigott SANDES that his father had "sold" Kilcromin; Captain, Earl of Inchiquin's Regt, 1704; M.P. for the Borough of Maryborough, 1699-1730; sold Dysart to his cousin Emanuel PIGOTT of Chetwynd, Co Cork, for 4000 pounds in hand & 2000 more at his death, with the right to continue residing there, ca 1724 (having taken a dislike to his nephew & right heir Thomas of Kilcromin); died at Dysart, 28 Mar 1730; marr, prob in England, Judith BURGOYNE, daur of Sir Roger BURGOYNE, 2nd Bart of Sutton Park, Beds; she died s.p., before Robert, & was bur at Dysart. 2. John, of Kilcromin & Antigua. See below. 3. Mary; no further particulars. 4. Alexander; named in brother Robert's will, 1728; poss died St Anne's, Dublin, 14 Mar 1755; marr a daur of Mr BRASSETT or BRADFIELD; issue, living in 1728 when named in grandfather Robert's will - Robert PIGOTT; John; Starkey, 3rd son; & Elizabeth. 5, Arabella; n.f.p. 6. Thomas; poss witnessed brother John's will, 1708; not mentioned in brother Robert's will, 1728; OLIVER ["History of Antigua"] recorded him of Coulcreagh, Queen's Co, with issue, but Dublin deeds evidence clearly indicates this was in error for the nephew, eld son of John of Antigua. 7. Walter; Capt, Col William NORTHCOTT's Regt of Foot, Feb 1694; Capt, George VILLIER's Regt of Marines, Mar 1702; Brevet-Major, 1706; resigned from Josh CHURCHILL's Regt of Marines, Jul 1708; named in brother Robert's will, 1728, to have 300 pounds, held in trust by the ex'ors, so perhaps abroad; named in the marr setts of his daur Margaret, dated 16 Jun 1751, who marr William GRAY of Maryborough, Gent. 8. Weldon; n.f.p., but prob dead before 1708. 9. Ann; marr Thomas PHILLIPS, of Newton Limavady, Co Derry; issue - Mary PHILLIPS; & Anne. 10. Elizabeth; died ca 1705; marr, as his 1st wife, Lancelot SANDES, of Kilcavan, Queen's Co; he was Capt, 2nd or the Queen Dowager's Regt of Foot, Jun 1692; wounded at the Battle of Landen, Flanders, 29 Jul 1693; J.P., Queen's Co, 1707; Sheriff of Queen's Co, 1716; M.P. for Portarlington, 1723-27; died Easter 1728; issue - Pigott SANDES, an ex'or of his uncle Robert's will, 1728, marr Susannah WARREN with issue; Richard, ditto uncle Robert's will; John; a daur, marr Samuel LOWE with issue; & Elizabeth, poss marr Maurice CROSBIE, with issue. 11. Martha; marr Samuel BOWKER, of Coulcreagh, Queen's Co; both living 1728, with issue, named in uncle Robert's will, 1728 - John BOWKER; Frances; Samuel; & Robert. John PIGOTT; of Kilcromin, Queen's Co, & New North Sound, Antigua; Capt, Duke of Bolton's Regt, Plymouth, 1698; embarked in Admiral WRIGHT's West Indies Squadron, 9 Mar 1690, arr Antigua on 31 May; engaged against the French, & mentioned in dispatches of Governor CODRINGTON to the Board of Trade & Plantations; obtained plantation estates at New North Sound; half-pay Capt, HOLT's Regt, 1693; Corps of Carabineers, Antigua, 1695; obtained the mortgage to Kilcromin, 1701, from his relation Rev Andrew NESBITT, spouse of his cousin Martha PIGOTT of Rahineduff (wo had been assigned same in 1691 by her cousin Thomas PIGOTT of Chetwynd, Co Cork, son & heir of Alexander of Innishannon); will dated in Ireland, 2 May 1708, "...bound on a voyage to the W. Indies"; killed in the affray at Government House, St John's, in which the despised Governor, Daniel PARKE was also killed, 7 Dec 1710; marr Antigua, ca 1690-92, Frances PROCTOR, daur of Lt William PROCTOR, Planter, of Rendezvous Bay, by Frances [poss CUTLER, widow of John COOKE, Solicitor-General of the Commonwealth who prosecuted the case against Charles I]; she died St John's, 1712 [evidence in House of Lords litigation]; issue, all raised at Dysart by their uncle Robert & aunt Judith: 1. Elizabeth PIGOTT, prob b ca 1693; marr James KNOX; executors of his will were John & William GUNTHORPE, of Antigua, probaby half-cousins of his wife. 2. Thomas, b ca May 1695; of Kilcromin, & heir apparent to his uncle (who took a very dim view of his profligate lifestyle, & proceeded to prevent him inheriting Dysart by selling it & bequeathing equal parts to all his nieces & nephews); Appellant, with his cousin the Earl of Cavan, against his uncle Robert, in the litigation which went before the House of Lords, 1724-25; of Mounteagle, Ballynakill, Hop Hall, Bernard's Grove, & Mountmellick, all in Queen's Co; appears to have run race horses, winning & losing large quantities of money, on the course at the Curragh, & elsewhere; died before 1765; marr Mary WHEELER, daur of Oliver WHEELER, of Dublin; issue - John PIGOTT, of Prospect, Queen's Co; William, of Raheenanisky, Queen's Co, & then of Dublin City, marr Ann HARRINGTON, but separated, prob s.p.; (?) Thomas, of Prospect, Queen's Co; Elizabeth; a daur, marr LEWIS, with issue a son Henry LEWIS. 3. Robert; Lieut, Hon Brig NEWTON's Regt, 1730; Capt, Hon Thos WENTWORTH's Regt, 1733; d unmarr. 4. Benjamin; Mariner; will dated Sep 1720, pr 1726; unmarr. 5. Anne; marr by Consistorial license, Diocese of Dublin, 3 Apr 1730, Francis COSBY of Stradbally; issue - Thomas COSBY of Vicarstown; Francis; Frances; Ann; Elinor. 6. Martha; n.f.p. 7. Frances; adm'on dated 1 Dec 1725; unmarr. 8. John, b ca 1700-05; Army Captain in England, 1729; Middle Temple, 1735; of Ballynonty, Co Tipp, 1735, 1738; of the City of Dublin, 1739-49; Stradbally, Queen's Co, 1750-54; City of Dublin, 1755-56; Brockley Park, Queen's Co, 1756-57; Loughteogue, Quuen's Co, 1758; M.P. for Maryborough, but unduly elected, 1754; M.P. for the Borough of Banagher, King's Co, 1761-63; died at his lodgings in Dame st, Dublin, 12 Dec 1763; adm'on to his 2 daurs, 14 Feb 1764; marr 1stly, St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, 20 Jan 1729-30, Constance Mary BURGOYNE, only daur of Sir Roger BURGOYNE, 4th Bart of Sutton Park, Beds (& bequeathed 3000 pounds in his will); she died 26 Jul 1739, aged 33; issue (both named in the will of Constance's brother, Roger, 1755) - Francis PIGOTT; Constantia Maria, marr Andrew ARMSTRONG, of Gallen, King's Co, with issue - John marr 2ndly, St Bride's, Dublin, 2 Aug 1740, Katherine, idow of William BABINGTON of Urney, CCo Donegal, & daur of Rev John JOHNSTONE of Clonderadock, Co Donegal; no further issue; John marr 3rdly, St Anne's, Dublin, 30 Aug 1759, Mary, widow of Capt Hugh LUMLEY, of Cork, & daur of Sir Christopher MUSGRAVE of Eden Hall, Co Cumberland; no further issue; John had illegitimate issue by Esther, daur of Barnaby HILLCOCK, Vintner, of Cork Hill, Dublin, a son John PIGOTT, b ca 1759. 9. Judith; marr 1733, Francis CROSBIE. More later. Sincere regards, Chris. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

From Chris PIGOTT: Joe, I cannot help with any connection between COMERFORD & CUMMISKEY - I would have to be quite blunt in suggesting I cannot see how there could be, but as with most things, I am prepared to admit I may be wrong. There is a man who would know, & who can be more blunt than I, living in Dublin, a descendent of the PIGOTTs of Loughrea in Co Galway, & whose wife was a COMERFORD. He is the admirable gent who has copied & transcribed all the indexed Memoirs of PIGOTT deeds held in the Deeds Registry, Henrietta St, Dublin, 1708 to 1800+, which he hopes to get published in the lead-up of the Registry's 300th anniversary celebrations in 2008. I will drop him a line. As to the possibility of an Irish Quaker connection, I suppose it cannot be ruled out. I would prefer to complete sending my summary of the Irish PIGOTTs of my connection before going into that in detail. I would have had another section ready today but for bringing the wrong note-book! But to keep the appetite whetted, there were a number of my line connected with the town of Mountmellick, Queen's Co, in the mid 1700's, & Mountmellick was known to be a Quaker town; and the Capard PIGOTTs also had Quaker sypmathies, being seated not too far from Mountmellick; also my PIGOTT/MAGUIRE/PHAIR descendents were probably related to Col Robert PHAIRE, the Regicide whose name was on the warrant for the execution of Charles I, & as Governor of Cork during the Civil War, he was known to have been a Quaker sympathiser, although it is said he went further & became a Muggletonian! The problem for landed gentry, in Ireland as in England, was that Quakerism was seen as distinctly against the established order, & many of the landed gentry, as local Magistrates, were obliged to prosecute Quakers for non-payment of tithes, a basic ingredient in the rent & income cycle of the landed squire himself - if he went Quaker, he did himself out of income, & position in society. Little wonder so many of them went to America. It also remains a distinct possiblilty that junior members of the Cork PIGOTT families may have headed off to America, independently of their religious affiliations. Some details of those families to follow later. Regards, Chris. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Hi John, At 11:21 PM 07/02/2006, you wrote: >Are you interested in a GEDCOM of my line? Absolutely ! Hopefully my having it will assist others in the future. >The JOHN PIGGOTT/MARGERY BROWN line is pretty well established, but >I come from DAVID HADLEY PICKETT via three generations of JEREMIAH >PIGGOTT /PICKETT's. DAVID HADLEY PICKETT born Orange CO, NC is kind >of a lost branch as he married outside the Society of Friends and >was kicked out of the Quaker church. After serving in the Civil War, >his family went west. > >FYI I am retiring in two months and plan on 'publishing' the two >generations of research I have inherited plus what I have added. I >currently have about 75 pages of text with much to add including >first hand accounts. Do you need any supporting data that I might be able to provide? For example, I have a full subscription to Ancestry.com, so I can give you the digital images of census pages, plus whatever else we can find using your information as a basis. >John Laws, Grandson of Lydia Effie PICKETT LAWS b. 1900 d. 1963 Regards, Joe Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Are you interested in a GEDCOM of my line? The JOHN PIGGOTT/MARGERY BROWN line is pretty well established, but I come from DAVID HADLEY PICKETT via three generations of JEREMIAH PIGGOTT /PICKETT's. DAVID HADLEY PICKETT born Orange CO, NC is kind of a lost branch as he married outside the Society of Friends and was kicked out of the Quaker church. After serving in the Civil War, his family went west. FYI I am retiring in two months and plan on 'publishing' the two generations of research I have inherited plus what I have added. I currently have about 75 pages of text with much to add including first hand accounts. John Laws, Grandson of Lydia Effie PICKETT LAWS b. 1900 d. 1963 > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joe Bissett" <jbissett@txdirect.net> > To: PIGGOTT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PIGGOTT] Irish PIGOTTs (amended & expanded recap) > Date: Sun, 02 Jul 2006 15:20:29 -0500 > > > Hi John, > > Thank you for your continued contributions. :-) > > At 12:24 PM 07/02/2006, you wrote: > > I have always wondered if John PIGGOTT Sr. (who marreid Margery > > BROWN) came to the U.S. via Ireland because his wife's family and > > most of the Quaker families they lived with were from Ireland. I > > am the third generation to work on this geneology. > > Your theory is certainly reasonable. I'm hoping that Chris may be > able to provide some insight, although I agree with you that his > line were probably not Quakers. With the extensive research that > he has done, he may at least be able to point you in a more > productive direction in Ireland. > > I just reviewed all of your messages to the list. Back in 2005 I > sent you an e-mail asking if there are any census searches that I > can perform for you. You must have missed it, since I don't show > any record of a response. I'm repeating the offer now. > > Also I found the message that I sent to you in Oct 2002 listing > many of your line that were contained in the Gene Pool database. > I'm hoping that information was useful in establishing or > confirming branches of your tree. > > Regards, Joe > > > Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb > > I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access > otherwise unavailable primary source material. > http://www.abcd-usa.com/ > I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ > > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > John S. Laws personal email: john@laws.tc text epage: 5039380521@epage.arch.com --

Hi John, Thank you for your continued contributions. :-) At 12:24 PM 07/02/2006, you wrote: >I have always wondered if John PIGGOTT Sr. (who marreid Margery >BROWN) came to the U.S. via Ireland because his wife's family and >most of the Quaker families they lived with were from Ireland. I am >the third generation to work on this geneology. Your theory is certainly reasonable. I'm hoping that Chris may be able to provide some insight, although I agree with you that his line were probably not Quakers. With the extensive research that he has done, he may at least be able to point you in a more productive direction in Ireland. I just reviewed all of your messages to the list. Back in 2005 I sent you an e-mail asking if there are any census searches that I can perform for you. You must have missed it, since I don't show any record of a response. I'm repeating the offer now. Also I found the message that I sent to you in Oct 2002 listing many of your line that were contained in the Gene Pool database. I'm hoping that information was useful in establishing or confirming branches of your tree. Regards, Joe Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Ok, My thoughts! I have always wondered if John PIGGOTT Sr. (who marreid Margery BROWN) came to the U.S. via Ireland because his wife's family and most of the Quaker families they lived with were from Ireland. I am the third generation to work on this geneology. Listed below is an excerpt from what my GG Uncle wrote: "It seems probable that most of those who are of Quaker ancestry and who spell the name PIGGOTT, Picket or PICKETT, descend from John PIGGOTT Sr. and his second wife Margery BROWN PIGGOTT. This couple, at the time of their deaths, were residents of Susquehannah Hundred, Cecil County, Maryland. They were members of the Society of Friends and worshipped at West Nottingham Preparative Meeting, then claimed to be in Pennsylvania. We find no trace of JOHN PIGGOTT SR. in Early Friend’s records before his first marriage to REBECCA HARDIMAN, at Concord Monthly Meeting, then in Chester County, Pennsylvania, in 1705. " This would have put this JOHN PIGGOTT SR. probably born abt 1680. Many of the Quaker families that settled in the dame area as my JOHN PIGGOTT came from Kings County (Dublin area) and County Cork, Ireland. Some were members of the Moate Meeting of Friends (Quakers), County Westmeath, Ireland. In other lines I am researching, I have found a common pattern of immigration of individuals from the same original communities. If you are going to immigrate, go where there are people you know! Therefore, I have suspected this Quaker JOHN PIGGOTT may have come from Ireland. This Irish line of PIGGOTT's appear to not be Quakers based upon the military service and religious implications written below. But this JOHN PIGGOTT may have converted to the Society of Friends (Quakers) and joined the others to immigrate on WIlliam Penn's bekoning. John Laws > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joe Bissett" <jbissett@txdirect.net> > To: PIGGOTT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PIGGOTT] Irish PIGOTTs (amended & expanded recap) > Date: Sat, 01 Jul 2006 23:29:22 -0500 > > > Hi list, > > The silence is DEAFENING from those members with Irish PIG(G)OTT > interests. I would be in "hog heaven" should I one day receive the > type of detailed research provided by Chris to fill in the many > voids in MY PIGGOTT line. Is there no member that is being helped, > or confirmed, with this information? Speak up, PLEASE, so Chris > will know that the time he has taken to provide this information > was worth something. > > Here is his latest, more chronological compilation containing > additional details beyond those which I originally posted. Chris > has agreed to join the list, so your replies "on list" will get to > him at the same time that I receive them. > > Regards, Joe > > > John PIGOTT, the 1st of Dysart, Queen's Co; probably born in > > Shropshire, almost certainly of the family seated at Chetwynd in > > Edgmond Parish, & around 1520-30; he may have served in the Army > > in the Netherlands, which was afterwards retained relatively > > intact, away from England, but quite handy, in Ireland; first > > noted in Irish affairs in a Commission of Q. Elizabeth, dated 4 > > Nov 1561, to mark the bounds & limits of the King's & Queen's > > Counties, & appoint a place where the gaols should be > > established; of Dysart (766 acres arable), in the Queen's Co, > > granted by Letters Patent dated 28 Feb 1562-63; died 27 Apr 1570 > > [Exchequer Inq p.m., taken on the death of his elder son, at > > Maryborough, 1578, & probably destroyed in the Four Courts fire, > > 1922, but reproduced in full, original Latin, in Vere OLIVER's > > "History of Antigua," 1895]; marr Johanna WALSH; she marr 2ndly, > > John BARNES; issue: > > > > Thomas PIGOTT, elder son & heir apparent to Dysart; b ca 1563; d > > 7 Apr 1578, aged about 14; s.p. > > > > Robert PIGOTT, 2nd son; b 1564-65; declared lawful heir of > > Dysart, under wardship of his mother, Johanna, now the wife of > > John BARNES, by Fiant #3235 of Q. Elizabeth, 15 Apr 1578, aged 13 > > [age recorded in the Exchequer Inq p.m.]; granted livery of the > > Dysart estates, by Fiant #4921 of Q. Elizabeth, 4 Sep 1586; > > defended Dysart against a series of rebel attacks, 1597-1600; cr > > Knight, 30 Sep 1609, by Lord-Deputy CHICHESTER, at Loughrea, for > > his efforts in supporting the transplantation of the O'MOREs out > > of the Queen's Co; granted additional lands of Corbally & Capard, > > Queen's Co, by Letters Patent, 29 Apr 1622; will dated 20 Mar > > 1641, proved 17 Apr 1644; marr 1stly, about 1587, Ann, daur of > > William ST LEGER (eldest but "disinherited" son of Sir Anthony ST > > LEGER, Lord-Deputy of Ireland) by Isabel KEYES (daur of Thomas > > KEYES, Sergeant-porter to the Court of Q. Elizabeth); Ann died 5 > > Oct 1599, bur Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin; issue: > > 1. John PIGOTT, of Grangebegg & (II) of Dysart, both in the Queen's County. > > 2. Alexander; of Innishannon, Co Cork. > > 3. Dorothy; marr Michael HOULT; issue. > > 4. Elizabeth alias Sibella; marr 1stly, Richard COSBY, of > > Stradbally, Queen's Co, with issue; marr 2ndly, Barnaby DUNN, of > > Ballybrittas, Queen's Co, with further issue. [Her Funeral Entry, > > undated, clearly shows, with impaled escutcheons, that one "daur > > of Sir Robert PIGOTT" made both marriages - the birth of her > > eldest COSBY child, in 1608, clearly indicates Elizabeth was a > > daur of the 1st marriage, & NOT, as recorded by BURKE, of the > > 2nd.] > > 5. Joan; marr Edmund SAVAGE, of Reban, Co Kildare. > > 6. "...other children, but they died before her..." [Funeral > > Entry, Gen. Office, Dublin, MS26, 2/3, & MS 65 p.41]. > > Sir Robert marr 2ndly, about 1602-03, Thomasine, widow of Capt > > Peter CASTILLION (slain shortly after 5 Oct 1600, on which date > > he filed a campaign report on Lord-Deputy MOUNTJOY's encounter > > with TYRONE's Army at Moyry Pass), & a daughter of Christopher > > PEYTON, Auditor for Ireland, by Anne PALMER; Thomasine died after > > 1650, having survived her 1st husband by more than 50 years; > > further issue: > > 7. Thomas PIGOTT; of Corbally & Capard, Queen's Co (suggesting > > these additional estates may have come to Robert PIGOTT by his > > 2nd marriage); died 1685; marr with issue 2 sons, Robert & > > Chidley, both successively heirs to Capard & Corbally, & both > > died unmarr & s.p. > > 8. William; Lt-Col in the Army; Barrister-at-law; of Kilfinney, > > Co Limerick; died 25 Feb 1667; marr Ann, widow of John SOUTHWELL, > > & daur of Sir John DOWDALL, of Kilfinney, by Elizabeth SOUTHWELL, > > of Polylong; issue a son John (who succeeded his cousin Chidley > > as heir of Capard & Corbally), & 2 daurs. > > 9. Arthur. > > 10. Robert. > > 11. Thomasine; marr 1stly, Argentine HULL, of Leamcon, Co Cork; > > he d Aug 1637; issue a daur; Thomasine marr 2ndly, Prime Iron > > ROCHFORT, of Cloghrenan, Co Cork; he was executed by order of a > > Court-Martial, in Dublin, 14 May 1652; further issue 2 sons & > > several daurs; Thomasine marr 3rdly, her cousin, George PEYTON, > > of Streamstown, Co Westmeath; he died 15 Mar 1698-99, widow > > surviving, but without further issue. > > > > John PIGOTT (II); of Grangebegg, near Borris-in-Ossory, Queen's > > Co; Governor of Athy, 1641; heir to Dysart, ca 1642-43; killed in > > the sack of Dysart Castle by rebel forces, 6 Oct 1646; marr, > > around 1615, Martha, daur of Sir Thomas COLCLOUGH, of Tynterne > > Abbey, Co Wexford, by Martha LOFTUS (a daur of Adam LOFTUS, > > Archbishop of Dublin); Martha petitioned the English Parliament > > for financial relief, & was granted payments authorised by them, > > Apr 1650; living when her son Thomas made his will, 1670; issue: > > 1. Robert PIGOTT; heir apparent to Dysart; died, v.p., Sep 1646, > > at the fall of the Fort at Maryborough; marr Ann, daur of Sir > > William GILBERT of Kilminchy, Queen's Co, by Catherine CASTILLION > > (daur of Capt Peter CASTILLION by Thomasine PEYTON, later > > PIGOTT); Catherine died in or before 1654; issue - Thomas, of > > Dysart, marr 1663, Elizabeth WELDON, with issue; & another of > > unspecified gender, listed with Thomas, as orphans, receiving > > grants authorised by Henry CROMWELL, 1654. > > 2. Thomasine; marr Foulke COMERFORD, of Inchclohan, Co Kilkenny; issue. > > 3. Martha; marr, before Jul 1646, Henry GILBERT, of Kilminchy, a > > brother of Ann (the wife of Martha's eldest brother Robert > > PIGOTT); issue. > > 4. Thomas; of Long Ashton & Brockly Court, Co Somerset, having > > served there as agent to Sir Phillip PERCIVAL, Victualler of the > > Army in Ireland; appointed Master of the Court of Wards & Livery > > for Ireland, 1660; marr ca 1644, Florence, widow of Thomas SMYTH > > of Long Ashton, & daur of John Lord PAULET of Hinton St George, > > Somerset, by Elizabeth KEN; issue. > > 5. Jane, b ca 1629; marr Major Ion GROVE, of Cahirduggan; he > > died 1682; issue. > > 6. Mary; marr, after 1643, as his 4th wife, Dudley PHILLIPs of > > Newton Limavady, Co Londonderry; issue. > > 7. Sybilla; marr 1stly, before 1660, Thomas FITZGERALD, of > > Moret, Queen's Co; he d 1666; issue; she marr 2ndly, Walter > > BERMINGHAM of Dunfert, Co Kildare. > > 8. Alexander; of Innishannon, Co Cork (often confused with his > > uncle of the same name - indeed it is difficult to separately > > identify them, but there is some evidence that there were two); > > died ca 1683; marr Ann, widow of Thomas ADERLEY, & daur of Sir > > Edward BOLTON, of Brazil, Co Dublin; issue. > > 8. John; of Rahineduff, Queen's Co; died 1669; marr Mary, widow > > of Piers MOORE, & daur of EDGEWORTH; issue. > > 9. William; killed at Dysart with his father, 6 Oct 1646; unmarr & s.p. > > 10. Ann; marr 1stly, James PIERCE; marr 2ndly, Henry PAKENHAM, > > M.P.; he d 1691; issue. [Several pedigrees record her incorrectly > > as a daur of John (I) by Johanna WALSH - they may well have had a > > daur Ann, marr to Mr BRIDGEWATER, but it is impossible for her to > > have made these later marriages to Messrs PIERCE & PAKENHAM.] > > > Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb > > I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access > otherwise unavailable primary source material. > http://www.abcd-usa.com/ > I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ > > > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > John S. Laws personal email: john@laws.tc text epage: 5039380521@epage.arch.com --

Hi List, Thanks to the generosity of Muriel Sonne, I now hold an Excel spreadsheet for PIGGOTT record extracts 1606 through 1808 for the above two localities. From the Parish Locater program I learned that Cowden is 5.3 miles at 111 degrees from Lingfield. If this data is of interest to any list member, I will be happy to forward the spreadsheet. Please let me know ON LIST, so that others may consider potential tie-ins with their lines. Regards, Joe Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Hi list, The silence is DEAFENING from those members with Irish PIG(G)OTT interests. I would be in "hog heaven" should I one day receive the type of detailed research provided by Chris to fill in the many voids in MY PIGGOTT line. Is there no member that is being helped, or confirmed, with this information? Speak up, PLEASE, so Chris will know that the time he has taken to provide this information was worth something. Here is his latest, more chronological compilation containing additional details beyond those which I originally posted. Chris has agreed to join the list, so your replies "on list" will get to him at the same time that I receive them. Regards, Joe >John PIGOTT, the 1st of Dysart, Queen's Co; probably born in >Shropshire, almost certainly of the family seated at Chetwynd in >Edgmond Parish, & around 1520-30; he may have served in the Army in >the Netherlands, which was afterwards retained relatively intact, >away from England, but quite handy, in Ireland; first noted in Irish >affairs in a Commission of Q. Elizabeth, dated 4 Nov 1561, to mark >the bounds & limits of the King's & Queen's Counties, & appoint a >place where the gaols should be established; of Dysart (766 acres >arable), in the Queen's Co, granted by Letters Patent dated 28 Feb >1562-63; died 27 Apr 1570 [Exchequer Inq p.m., taken on the death of >his elder son, at Maryborough, 1578, & probably destroyed in the >Four Courts fire, 1922, but reproduced in full, original Latin, in >Vere OLIVER's "History of Antigua," 1895]; marr Johanna WALSH; she >marr 2ndly, John BARNES; issue: > >Thomas PIGOTT, elder son & heir apparent to Dysart; b ca 1563; d 7 >Apr 1578, aged about 14; s.p. > >Robert PIGOTT, 2nd son; b 1564-65; declared lawful heir of Dysart, >under wardship of his mother, Johanna, now the wife of John BARNES, >by Fiant #3235 of Q. Elizabeth, 15 Apr 1578, aged 13 [age recorded >in the Exchequer Inq p.m.]; granted livery of the Dysart estates, by >Fiant #4921 of Q. Elizabeth, 4 Sep 1586; defended Dysart against a >series of rebel attacks, 1597-1600; cr Knight, 30 Sep 1609, by >Lord-Deputy CHICHESTER, at Loughrea, for his efforts in supporting >the transplantation of the O'MOREs out of the Queen's Co; granted >additional lands of Corbally & Capard, Queen's Co, by Letters >Patent, 29 Apr 1622; will dated 20 Mar 1641, proved 17 Apr 1644; >marr 1stly, about 1587, Ann, daur of William ST LEGER (eldest but >"disinherited" son of Sir Anthony ST LEGER, Lord-Deputy of Ireland) >by Isabel KEYES (daur of Thomas KEYES, Sergeant-porter to the Court >of Q. Elizabeth); Ann died 5 Oct 1599, bur Christ Church Cathedral, >Dublin; issue: >1. John PIGOTT, of Grangebegg & (II) of Dysart, both in the Queen's County. >2. Alexander; of Innishannon, Co Cork. >3. Dorothy; marr Michael HOULT; issue. >4. Elizabeth alias Sibella; marr 1stly, Richard COSBY, of >Stradbally, Queen's Co, with issue; marr 2ndly, Barnaby DUNN, of >Ballybrittas, Queen's Co, with further issue. [Her Funeral Entry, >undated, clearly shows, with impaled escutcheons, that one "daur of >Sir Robert PIGOTT" made both marriages - the birth of her eldest >COSBY child, in 1608, clearly indicates Elizabeth was a daur of the >1st marriage, & NOT, as recorded by BURKE, of the 2nd.] >5. Joan; marr Edmund SAVAGE, of Reban, Co Kildare. >6. "...other children, but they died before her..." [Funeral Entry, >Gen. Office, Dublin, MS26, 2/3, & MS 65 p.41]. >Sir Robert marr 2ndly, about 1602-03, Thomasine, widow of Capt Peter >CASTILLION (slain shortly after 5 Oct 1600, on which date he filed a >campaign report on Lord-Deputy MOUNTJOY's encounter with TYRONE's >Army at Moyry Pass), & a daughter of Christopher PEYTON, Auditor for >Ireland, by Anne PALMER; Thomasine died after 1650, having survived >her 1st husband by more than 50 years; further issue: >7. Thomas PIGOTT; of Corbally & Capard, Queen's Co (suggesting >these additional estates may have come to Robert PIGOTT by his 2nd >marriage); died 1685; marr with issue 2 sons, Robert & Chidley, both >successively heirs to Capard & Corbally, & both died unmarr & s.p. >8. William; Lt-Col in the Army; Barrister-at-law; of Kilfinney, Co >Limerick; died 25 Feb 1667; marr Ann, widow of John SOUTHWELL, & >daur of Sir John DOWDALL, of Kilfinney, by Elizabeth SOUTHWELL, of >Polylong; issue a son John (who succeeded his cousin Chidley as heir >of Capard & Corbally), & 2 daurs. >9. Arthur. >10. Robert. >11. Thomasine; marr 1stly, Argentine HULL, of Leamcon, Co Cork; he >d Aug 1637; issue a daur; Thomasine marr 2ndly, Prime Iron ROCHFORT, >of Cloghrenan, Co Cork; he was executed by order of a Court-Martial, >in Dublin, 14 May 1652; further issue 2 sons & several daurs; >Thomasine marr 3rdly, her cousin, George PEYTON, of Streamstown, Co >Westmeath; he died 15 Mar 1698-99, widow surviving, but without further issue. > >John PIGOTT (II); of Grangebegg, near Borris-in-Ossory, Queen's Co; >Governor of Athy, 1641; heir to Dysart, ca 1642-43; killed in the >sack of Dysart Castle by rebel forces, 6 Oct 1646; marr, around >1615, Martha, daur of Sir Thomas COLCLOUGH, of Tynterne Abbey, Co >Wexford, by Martha LOFTUS (a daur of Adam LOFTUS, Archbishop of >Dublin); Martha petitioned the English Parliament for financial >relief, & was granted payments authorised by them, Apr 1650; living >when her son Thomas made his will, 1670; issue: >1. Robert PIGOTT; heir apparent to Dysart; died, v.p., Sep 1646, at >the fall of the Fort at Maryborough; marr Ann, daur of Sir William >GILBERT of Kilminchy, Queen's Co, by Catherine CASTILLION (daur of >Capt Peter CASTILLION by Thomasine PEYTON, later PIGOTT); Catherine >died in or before 1654; issue - Thomas, of Dysart, marr 1663, >Elizabeth WELDON, with issue; & another of unspecified gender, >listed with Thomas, as orphans, receiving grants authorised by Henry >CROMWELL, 1654. >2. Thomasine; marr Foulke COMERFORD, of Inchclohan, Co Kilkenny; issue. >3. Martha; marr, before Jul 1646, Henry GILBERT, of Kilminchy, a >brother of Ann (the wife of Martha's eldest brother Robert PIGOTT); issue. >4. Thomas; of Long Ashton & Brockly Court, Co Somerset, having >served there as agent to Sir Phillip PERCIVAL, Victualler of the >Army in Ireland; appointed Master of the Court of Wards & Livery for >Ireland, 1660; marr ca 1644, Florence, widow of Thomas SMYTH of Long >Ashton, & daur of John Lord PAULET of Hinton St George, Somerset, by >Elizabeth KEN; issue. >5. Jane, b ca 1629; marr Major Ion GROVE, of Cahirduggan; he died >1682; issue. >6. Mary; marr, after 1643, as his 4th wife, Dudley PHILLIPs of >Newton Limavady, Co Londonderry; issue. >7. Sybilla; marr 1stly, before 1660, Thomas FITZGERALD, of Moret, >Queen's Co; he d 1666; issue; she marr 2ndly, Walter BERMINGHAM of >Dunfert, Co Kildare. >8. Alexander; of Innishannon, Co Cork (often confused with his >uncle of the same name - indeed it is difficult to separately >identify them, but there is some evidence that there were two); died >ca 1683; marr Ann, widow of Thomas ADERLEY, & daur of Sir Edward >BOLTON, of Brazil, Co Dublin; issue. >8. John; of Rahineduff, Queen's Co; died 1669; marr Mary, widow of >Piers MOORE, & daur of EDGEWORTH; issue. >9. William; killed at Dysart with his father, 6 Oct 1646; unmarr & s.p. >10. Ann; marr 1stly, James PIERCE; marr 2ndly, Henry PAKENHAM, >M.P.; he d 1691; issue. [Several pedigrees record her incorrectly as >a daur of John (I) by Johanna WALSH - they may well have had a daur >Ann, marr to Mr BRIDGEWATER, but it is impossible for her to have >made these later marriages to Messrs PIERCE & PAKENHAM.] Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Hi List, Chris PIGOTT has kindly sent me additional detailed information. Regards, Joe >I should firstly explain that my confirmed PIGOTT lineage begins in >Dublin, in about 1759, with the birth of my gt-gt-gt-grandfather John PIGOTT. >John died at his res, 11 Charlotte st, Dublin, 1839, & was bur in >the Vicar's Bawn, St Patrick's Cathedral; he marr at St Catherine's, >Dublin, Dec 1793, Mary VICKERS (she was bur St Patrick's, 1829), & >had issue, including a son John, b Dublin, 1796, Collector of Public >Monies, who marr at St Peter's Dublin, Jun 1824, Elizabeth MAGUIRE >(a daur of his 1st cousin), & after her death in Dublin in 1854 >(also bur in St Patrick's Cathedral), emigrated to Brooklyn, where >several of his sons had gone to live. He was reported in London & >Dublin newspapers to have died in Sep 1877, although there is no >evidence on the ground in Brooklyn/New York. A pedigree of this >family was published in Volume 2 of HOWARD & CRISP's "Modern >Visitation of Ireland", 1895. > >Current research, including that among property Deeds registered at >Henrietta St, Dublin (all indexed PIGOTT deeds from 1708 to 1800 >have now been transcribed by a distant relation & Genealogy >researcher in Dublin), indicate that the John PIGOTT born ca 1759 >was almost certainly the illegitimate son of Hester HILLCOCK (a daur >of Barnaby HILLCOCK, Vintner & Cock-fighting Pit Proprieter, of Cork >Hill, Dublin), by John PIGOTT (b ca 1700; d Dec 1763), one time Army >Captain & M.P. for the Borough of Banagher in the Irish Parliament, >of Ballynonty, Co Tipp, Dublin City, & of Loughteogue, Stradbally, & >Brockley Park in the Queen's Co, Ireland. >This John PIGOTT married three times, 1stly in London in Jan 1730, >Constantia Maria BURGOYNE, by whom he had issue daughters Frances & >Constantia Maria (marr Andrew ARMSTRONG, of Gallen, King's Co), marr >2ndly in Dublin, Katherine JOHNSTONE (widow of William BABINGTON), & >3rdly, in Dublin, ca 1759, Mary MUSGRAVE (widow of Hugh LUMLEY). I >have dates for these events at home, preferring not to trust to an >at times faulty memory recall system! > >John was a younger son of Captain John PIGOTT, of Kilcromin, Queen's >Co, & of New North Sound, Antigua, Leeward Islands, where he went, >as a Capt in the Duke of Bolton's (later HOLT's) Regiment, in 1690. >He there married Frances, daur of Lt William PROCTOR, Planter, & had >issue 8 children. Capt PIGOTT was killed in an uprising against the >Antiguan Governor, Daniel PARKE, also killed in the affray, at St >John's, Antigua, Nov 1710. After the widow Frances died in 1712, the >young family was raised by their uncle, Robert PIGOTT (marr, but >d.s.p., 1730), at Dysart in the Queen's Co. A pedigree of this >family was published in Vol 3 of Vere Langdon OLIVER's "History of >Antigua," 1895. Additional information was contained in Appellants & >Respondents cases presented in litigation concerning disputed >ownership of the Kilcromin estate (part of the original 1562 Dysart >grant), & brought before the English House of Lords in 1724-25. > >Capt John & his elder brother Robert were sons of Thomas PIGOTT, of >Dysart, (b ca 1640, d 1702) by his wife (M.L.B. 1663) Elizabeth >WELDON; grandsons of Robert PIGOTT (d.v.p., Sep 1646) by Anne >GILBERT (daur of Sir William GILBERT of Kilminchy, Queen's Co); >gt-grandsons of Major John PIGOTT of Grangebegg & Dysart, Queen's Co >(killed in the sack of Dysart, 6 Oct 1646), by Martha COLCLOUGH >(daur of Sir Thomas COLCLOUGH of Tyntern, Wexford); & >gt-gt-grandsons of Sir Robert PIGOTT (1546-1643) of Dysart, by his >1st wife, Anne ST LEGER (d 1599, a grand-daur of Sir Anthony ST >LEGER, Lord Deputy of Ireland). Pedigrees of this family appear >regularly in the BURKE's series of "Baronetage" & "Landed Gentry." > >To the present generation, I descend from John PIGOTT (1796-1877) & >his wife Elizabeth MAGUIRE (1804-54), by their 5th son Henry Robert >PIGOTT, b Dublin Oct 1838, Baptist Missionary in Ceylon (1862-90), >Anglican Curate in N.S.W., died Faulconbridge, N.S.W., 1904; marr >London, 1862, Ellen GILES (1839-1926). > >Their 2nd son was Henry Robert Maguire PIGOTT, b Colombo, 1866; went >to Sydney, 1884; Banker, Grazier, & Member of the Australian >Parliament (1914-19); died 1949; marr 1898, Margaret Paton ADAM >(1876-1960); issue incl 1st born Henry Robert PIGOTT (1899-1982), my >late father. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

I would give anything for this in my line. I have searched for The Thomas Piggott and Katie Ward bible forever -----Original Message----- From: Joe Bissett [mailto:jbissett@txdirect.net] Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 9:26 PM To: PIGGOTT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PIGGOTT] Louisiana Pigott Family Bible & Biography Hi List, I found these PIGOTT treasures on another list. I have only extracted the two PIGOTT URLS. There are many others that you can see by reviewing the archives of the list at Rootsweb. Thanks so much to Sandra McLellan for compiling all of these links. If you are researching this line, please let her know that you found the information very useful. The list would also benefit by knowing if this is your line. I would LOVE to get an e-mail like this on MY PIGGOTT line. You make ME jealous!!! :-) Regards, Joe >Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 17:15:35 -0600 >From: Sandra McLellan <priestner@comcast.net> > >Source: LAGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Uploads: 10 Jun 2006 pt 2 > http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/washingt/bible/pigott.txt >Nathaniel Washington Pigott Family Bible Records, Washington Parish, Louisiana >Submitted by Edie McKinney Talley >Transcribed by Ken Baughman > >************************************************ >Submitted to the LAGenWeb Archives >************************************************ >Copyright. All rights reserved. >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/lafiles.htm >************************************************Source: Bible >Records: Copied and compiled by: Zuma F. Magee, >Franklinton, LA., and Thelma S. Bateman, Baton Rouge, LA. 1964, >pages 33 and 34. > >Pigott Bible > >Original Owner: Nathaniel Washington Pigott. >Present Owner: Mrs. Rosa Brumfield Pigott, a daughter-in-law, Bogalusa, La. >Copied: July 21, 1962 by Mrs. R. A. Magee, Franklinton, La. >Submitted by: Mrs. R. A. Magee, Franklinton, La. > >"The HOLY BIBLE - complete and how to understand it." Roswell D. Hitchcock - >Union Theological Seminary - New York City, June 15, 1869. > >"L. A. & C. A. Brumfield - 189O" is engraved on the cover in gold lettering. >Mr. Brumfield had ordered the Bible, and when it was delivered, he refused to >pay for it, so Mr. Nathaniel W. Pigott purchased the Bible for $5.00. > >Record Sheets: > >Births: > >Nathaniel Washington Pigott - Mar. 17, 1825. >Permelia Pigott - Feb. 5, 1831. >John Travis Pigott - Dec. 31, 1849. >George Clemon Pigott - Jan. 26, 1852. >Mary Jane Pigott - July 4, 1854. >Nathaniel Eli Pigott - Nov. 6, 1856. >Asa Abram Pigott - Feb. 4, 1859. >William Jefferson Pigott - Aug. 3, 1861. >James Franklin Pigott - May 27, 1864; >Laura Permelia Pigott - Nov. 4, 1866. >Thomas E. Pigott - Aug. 8, 1870. >Thomas Hamilton Pigott - Mar. 3, 1908.- on Tuesday. >Rosa Alice Brumfield Pigott - Apr. 17, 1879. >Elizabeth Rose Pigott - July 12, 1936. >William Thomas Pigott on Saturday - Sept. 23, 1944. > > >Marriages: > >N. W. Pigott and Permelia Thigpen - Mar. 22, 1849. >Thomas E. Pigott and Rosa A. Brumfield - Nov. 6, 1901. >Thomas Hamilton Pigott and Ruth Iona Daniel on Thursday - May 16, 1935. > >Deaths: > >George Clemon Pigott - July 18, 1859. >Nathaniel W. Pigott - June 27 at 11 o'clock A. M. 1906 and was buried in Mt. > Olive Graveyard. >Permelia Thigpen, wife of N. W. Pigott died Nov. 22, at 11:50 o'clock P. M., > 1908 and was buried in Mt. Olive Graveyard. >Ada A. Pigott died April 10, 1921 at 7:10 A. M. and was buried in Mt. Olive > Graveyard. >Mary J. Pigott, wife of J. O. Mitchell died Oct. 31, 1924 at 1 o'clock A. M. - > was buried in Mt. Olive Graveyard. >Theodosia Elizabeth Ladner, wife of N. E. Pigott - Sept. 6 at 11:08 - P. M. > 1928. >Nathaniel Eli Pigott died Sept. 25, 1932 at 2:45 o'clock A. M. and was buried > in Mt. Olive Cemetery, died in Hospital in Bogalusa. >Baby of T. E. and Rosa Pigott - Nov. 1, 1902. >Mary Jenkins, wife of John T. Pigott died July 19, 1935. >John T. Pigott died with Pneumonia Mar. 1, 1936 at 11:25 o'clock P. M. and he > and Mary both buried in Flat Top Cemetery, east of Picayune, Miss. >M. N. Knight died Jan. 17, 1945. >Dr. James Franklin Pigott died at 3:30 P. M. Aug. 2, 1945 at E. S. M. > Hospital, Bogalusa, La. and buried in Ponemah Cemetery, Bogalusa, La. >Nancy Boon Pigott was buried Sept. 24, 1947 - wife of A. A. Pigott. >Janie Smith Pigott, wife of Dr. J. F. Pigott died on June 8, 1949 - age 80 > years, - was born Mar. 27, 1869. > >Miscellaneous: > >William J. Pigott died Jan. 24, 1950 - 88 yrs. old. >Rebecca Lane Pigott, wife of W. J. Pigott died Aug. 17, 1918, both buried in > Andice, Texas. >J. 0. Mitchell born Sept..25, 1858 - died July 11, 1918. >Lanore Pamelia Pigott Knight died May 24, 1952. >Thomas E. Pigott died Oct. 23, 1954, buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery. Age 84 > yrs, 2 months and 15 days. > http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/washingt/bios/pigott.txt >Biography of James Franklin Pigott, M. D., Washington Parish, Louisiana >Submitted by Frances Ball Turner (gturner@WORLDACCESSNET.COM) > >************************************************ >Submitted to the LAGenWeb Archives >************************************************ >Copyright. All rights reserved. >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/lafiles.htm >************************************************ > > From History of Louisiana, by Chambers in 1925 >Vol. III, pg. 340 > >James Franklin PIGOTT, M.D. Numbered among the skilled and successful >medical practitioners, Dr. James Franklin PIGOTT recently of Greensburg, >as honorably won the prestige he now enjoys both as a professional man and >good citizen. He was born at Bogalusa, Washington Parish, Louisiana, May >27, 1864, a son of Nathaniel PIGOTT. The PIGOTT family is one of the old >ones of the South, having been founded here at the time of the colonization >of Georgia by the great-great-grandfather of Doctor PIGOTT, a native of >England, who came here an unmarried man. Following his settlement in the >Georgia colony, he was married to a lady of French descent, and became a >planter with many acres. He and his wife had four children, all sons, and >one of them was the great-grandfather of Doctor PIGOTT. Subsequently >members of the family migrated to Mississippi. > >Nathaniel PIGOTT, father of Doctor PIGOTT, was born in Marion County, >Mississippi, in 1825, and died on the home farm six miles north of Bogalusa >in 1908. His parents came to Louisiana when he was a boy, and he inherited >the homestead from his mother, to whom it had been left by her father at >his death. On this historic farm Nathaniel PIGOTT carried on farming very >profitable. A democrat, he was a man of prominence in his parish, and was >a detailed deputy sheriff of Washington Parish during the war of the '60s. >In 1864 he had the misfortune to be captured by the enemy, and was held a >prisoner until the close of the war. He was a consistent member of the >Baptist Church and one of its strong supporters, and he was zealous as a >Mason. His wife, who bore the maiden name of Permelia THIGPEN, was born >near her family homestead in 1830, and died on this property in 1910. She >and her husband had the following children: John T., who resides at >Picayune, Mississippi, a farmer; Travis, who died in childhood; Mary Jane, >who was married to J. Olie MITCHELL and resided on their farm near >Bogalusa, but both of them being now deceased; Nathaniel Eli, who resides >near Bogalusa, a successful farmer; Asa, who was also a successful farmer >of the Bogalusa locality, but now deceased; William J., who is a farmer of >Florence, Texas; Doctor PIGOTT, who was the seventh child; Laura, who lives >at Pine, Louisiana, the wife of Monroe N. KNIGHT, a farmer; and Thomas E., >who lives near Bogalusa, parish surveyor of Washington Parish, and a >farmer. > >Doctor PIGOTT attended the private and public schools of Washington Parish, >and remained on his father's farm unti lhe reached his majority. In order >to earn the money to carry him through college he followed various >callings, and finally, in 1892, was graduated from Tulane University, with >the degree of Doctor of Medicine. From then until 1917 he was engaged in a >general medical and surgical practice at Covington, Louisiana, but in the >latter year went to Bogalusa, and remained there for four years. In 1921 >he began his connection with Greensburg, and here, as elsewhere, he has won >appreciation for his faithfulness and ability. His offices were in the >Sitman Drug Store Building. He owns a comfortable residence at Greensburg, >and an equally valuable residential property at Bogalusa. On October 15, >1924, he moved to 2557 Verbena Street, New Orleans, where he is now >practicing. A democrat, he was elected on his party ticket coroner of >Saint Tammany Parish, and held that office for four years. For the same >length of time he was a member of the parish school board, and he has >always been interested in public affairs. He is a member of the state and >national medical associations, and of the Sixth Congressional District >Medical Society. > >On December 15, 1892, Doctor PIGOTT married, at Picayune, Mississippi, Miss >Janie SMITH, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William SMITH, both of whom are now >deceased. He was one of the pioneers to engage in farming in the vicinity >of Picayune. The children born to Doctor and Mrs. PIGOTT have been as >follows: Logan W., who resides at New Orleans, Louisiana, in the credit >department of the Interstate Banking and Trust Company, a veteran of the >World war, in which he served in a clerical capacity at Camp Pike for nine >months; Sadie L., who resides at Bogalusa, the wife of J. Harvey RESTER, >bookkeeper in the office of the treasurer of the Great Southern Lumber >Company; Camille, who resides at Bogalusa, married to Ollie W. KNIGHT, a >dispatcher in the office of the New Orleans-Great Northern Railroad >Company; Juanita, who is not married, and is a clerk in the offices of the >New Orleans-Great Northern Railroad Company at Bogalusa; Marguerite, who >resides at New Orleans, the wife of Isidor MARX, who, with his father, is >engaged in the building supply business; and James Lavelle, who resides at >Pine Grove, Louisiana, employed by the Natalbany Lumber Company. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/ ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Hi List, I found these PIGOTT treasures on another list. I have only extracted the two PIGOTT URLS. There are many others that you can see by reviewing the archives of the list at Rootsweb. Thanks so much to Sandra McLellan for compiling all of these links. If you are researching this line, please let her know that you found the information very useful. The list would also benefit by knowing if this is your line. I would LOVE to get an e-mail like this on MY PIGGOTT line. You make ME jealous!!! :-) Regards, Joe >Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 17:15:35 -0600 >From: Sandra McLellan <priestner@comcast.net> > >Source: LAGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Uploads: 10 Jun 2006 pt 2 > http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/washingt/bible/pigott.txt >Nathaniel Washington Pigott Family Bible Records, Washington Parish, Louisiana >Submitted by Edie McKinney Talley >Transcribed by Ken Baughman > >************************************************ >Submitted to the LAGenWeb Archives >************************************************ >Copyright. All rights reserved. >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/lafiles.htm >************************************************Source: Bible >Records: Copied and compiled by: Zuma F. Magee, >Franklinton, LA., and Thelma S. Bateman, Baton Rouge, LA. 1964, >pages 33 and 34. > >Pigott Bible > >Original Owner: Nathaniel Washington Pigott. >Present Owner: Mrs. Rosa Brumfield Pigott, a daughter-in-law, Bogalusa, La. >Copied: July 21, 1962 by Mrs. R. A. Magee, Franklinton, La. >Submitted by: Mrs. R. A. Magee, Franklinton, La. > >"The HOLY BIBLE - complete and how to understand it." Roswell D. Hitchcock - >Union Theological Seminary - New York City, June 15, 1869. > >"L. A. & C. A. Brumfield - 189O" is engraved on the cover in gold lettering. >Mr. Brumfield had ordered the Bible, and when it was delivered, he refused to >pay for it, so Mr. Nathaniel W. Pigott purchased the Bible for $5.00. > >Record Sheets: > >Births: > >Nathaniel Washington Pigott - Mar. 17, 1825. >Permelia Pigott - Feb. 5, 1831. >John Travis Pigott - Dec. 31, 1849. >George Clemon Pigott - Jan. 26, 1852. >Mary Jane Pigott - July 4, 1854. >Nathaniel Eli Pigott - Nov. 6, 1856. >Asa Abram Pigott - Feb. 4, 1859. >William Jefferson Pigott - Aug. 3, 1861. >James Franklin Pigott - May 27, 1864; >Laura Permelia Pigott - Nov. 4, 1866. >Thomas E. Pigott - Aug. 8, 1870. >Thomas Hamilton Pigott - Mar. 3, 1908.- on Tuesday. >Rosa Alice Brumfield Pigott - Apr. 17, 1879. >Elizabeth Rose Pigott - July 12, 1936. >William Thomas Pigott on Saturday - Sept. 23, 1944. > > >Marriages: > >N. W. Pigott and Permelia Thigpen - Mar. 22, 1849. >Thomas E. Pigott and Rosa A. Brumfield - Nov. 6, 1901. >Thomas Hamilton Pigott and Ruth Iona Daniel on Thursday - May 16, 1935. > >Deaths: > >George Clemon Pigott - July 18, 1859. >Nathaniel W. Pigott - June 27 at 11 o'clock A. M. 1906 and was buried in Mt. > Olive Graveyard. >Permelia Thigpen, wife of N. W. Pigott died Nov. 22, at 11:50 o'clock P. M., > 1908 and was buried in Mt. Olive Graveyard. >Ada A. Pigott died April 10, 1921 at 7:10 A. M. and was buried in Mt. Olive > Graveyard. >Mary J. Pigott, wife of J. O. Mitchell died Oct. 31, 1924 at 1 o'clock A. M. - > was buried in Mt. Olive Graveyard. >Theodosia Elizabeth Ladner, wife of N. E. Pigott - Sept. 6 at 11:08 - P. M. > 1928. >Nathaniel Eli Pigott died Sept. 25, 1932 at 2:45 o'clock A. M. and was buried > in Mt. Olive Cemetery, died in Hospital in Bogalusa. >Baby of T. E. and Rosa Pigott - Nov. 1, 1902. >Mary Jenkins, wife of John T. Pigott died July 19, 1935. >John T. Pigott died with Pneumonia Mar. 1, 1936 at 11:25 o'clock P. M. and he > and Mary both buried in Flat Top Cemetery, east of Picayune, Miss. >M. N. Knight died Jan. 17, 1945. >Dr. James Franklin Pigott died at 3:30 P. M. Aug. 2, 1945 at E. S. M. > Hospital, Bogalusa, La. and buried in Ponemah Cemetery, Bogalusa, La. >Nancy Boon Pigott was buried Sept. 24, 1947 - wife of A. A. Pigott. >Janie Smith Pigott, wife of Dr. J. F. Pigott died on June 8, 1949 - age 80 > years, - was born Mar. 27, 1869. > >Miscellaneous: > >William J. Pigott died Jan. 24, 1950 - 88 yrs. old. >Rebecca Lane Pigott, wife of W. J. Pigott died Aug. 17, 1918, both buried in > Andice, Texas. >J. 0. Mitchell born Sept..25, 1858 - died July 11, 1918. >Lanore Pamelia Pigott Knight died May 24, 1952. >Thomas E. Pigott died Oct. 23, 1954, buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery. Age 84 > yrs, 2 months and 15 days. > http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/washingt/bios/pigott.txt >Biography of James Franklin Pigott, M. D., Washington Parish, Louisiana >Submitted by Frances Ball Turner (gturner@WORLDACCESSNET.COM) > >************************************************ >Submitted to the LAGenWeb Archives >************************************************ >Copyright. All rights reserved. >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/lafiles.htm >************************************************ > > From History of Louisiana, by Chambers in 1925 >Vol. III, pg. 340 > >James Franklin PIGOTT, M.D. Numbered among the skilled and successful >medical practitioners, Dr. James Franklin PIGOTT recently of Greensburg, >as honorably won the prestige he now enjoys both as a professional man and >good citizen. He was born at Bogalusa, Washington Parish, Louisiana, May >27, 1864, a son of Nathaniel PIGOTT. The PIGOTT family is one of the old >ones of the South, having been founded here at the time of the colonization >of Georgia by the great-great-grandfather of Doctor PIGOTT, a native of >England, who came here an unmarried man. Following his settlement in the >Georgia colony, he was married to a lady of French descent, and became a >planter with many acres. He and his wife had four children, all sons, and >one of them was the great-grandfather of Doctor PIGOTT. Subsequently >members of the family migrated to Mississippi. > >Nathaniel PIGOTT, father of Doctor PIGOTT, was born in Marion County, >Mississippi, in 1825, and died on the home farm six miles north of Bogalusa >in 1908. His parents came to Louisiana when he was a boy, and he inherited >the homestead from his mother, to whom it had been left by her father at >his death. On this historic farm Nathaniel PIGOTT carried on farming very >profitable. A democrat, he was a man of prominence in his parish, and was >a detailed deputy sheriff of Washington Parish during the war of the '60s. >In 1864 he had the misfortune to be captured by the enemy, and was held a >prisoner until the close of the war. He was a consistent member of the >Baptist Church and one of its strong supporters, and he was zealous as a >Mason. His wife, who bore the maiden name of Permelia THIGPEN, was born >near her family homestead in 1830, and died on this property in 1910. She >and her husband had the following children: John T., who resides at >Picayune, Mississippi, a farmer; Travis, who died in childhood; Mary Jane, >who was married to J. Olie MITCHELL and resided on their farm near >Bogalusa, but both of them being now deceased; Nathaniel Eli, who resides >near Bogalusa, a successful farmer; Asa, who was also a successful farmer >of the Bogalusa locality, but now deceased; William J., who is a farmer of >Florence, Texas; Doctor PIGOTT, who was the seventh child; Laura, who lives >at Pine, Louisiana, the wife of Monroe N. KNIGHT, a farmer; and Thomas E., >who lives near Bogalusa, parish surveyor of Washington Parish, and a >farmer. > >Doctor PIGOTT attended the private and public schools of Washington Parish, >and remained on his father's farm unti lhe reached his majority. In order >to earn the money to carry him through college he followed various >callings, and finally, in 1892, was graduated from Tulane University, with >the degree of Doctor of Medicine. From then until 1917 he was engaged in a >general medical and surgical practice at Covington, Louisiana, but in the >latter year went to Bogalusa, and remained there for four years. In 1921 >he began his connection with Greensburg, and here, as elsewhere, he has won >appreciation for his faithfulness and ability. His offices were in the >Sitman Drug Store Building. He owns a comfortable residence at Greensburg, >and an equally valuable residential property at Bogalusa. On October 15, >1924, he moved to 2557 Verbena Street, New Orleans, where he is now >practicing. A democrat, he was elected on his party ticket coroner of >Saint Tammany Parish, and held that office for four years. For the same >length of time he was a member of the parish school board, and he has >always been interested in public affairs. He is a member of the state and >national medical associations, and of the Sixth Congressional District >Medical Society. > >On December 15, 1892, Doctor PIGOTT married, at Picayune, Mississippi, Miss >Janie SMITH, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William SMITH, both of whom are now >deceased. He was one of the pioneers to engage in farming in the vicinity >of Picayune. The children born to Doctor and Mrs. PIGOTT have been as >follows: Logan W., who resides at New Orleans, Louisiana, in the credit >department of the Interstate Banking and Trust Company, a veteran of the >World war, in which he served in a clerical capacity at Camp Pike for nine >months; Sadie L., who resides at Bogalusa, the wife of J. Harvey RESTER, >bookkeeper in the office of the treasurer of the Great Southern Lumber >Company; Camille, who resides at Bogalusa, married to Ollie W. KNIGHT, a >dispatcher in the office of the New Orleans-Great Northern Railroad >Company; Juanita, who is not married, and is a clerk in the offices of the >New Orleans-Great Northern Railroad Company at Bogalusa; Marguerite, who >resides at New Orleans, the wife of Isidor MARX, who, with his father, is >engaged in the building supply business; and James Lavelle, who resides at >Pine Grove, Louisiana, employed by the Natalbany Lumber Company. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Hi List, I'm sorry, but I was asleep at the wheel when I sent the first message yesterday with this subject. I actually had the FIVE preceding messages in this series, but "missed" them. Here they are, with much more information. Joe Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2006 14:39:35 -0600 From: tkrout@aol.com Source: INRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [INRANDOL] Pickett/Piggott/Puckett ?? Shirley, which line of Piggotts did you connect to? I am a direct descendant of Benjamin and Ruth Davis Piggott. Tonya -----Original Message----- From: unicorn1945 <unicorn1945@sbcglobal.net> To: INRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sun, 11 Jun 2006 14:59:57 -0400 Subject: [INRANDOL] Pickett/Piggott/Puckett ?? I have connected my Pickett's to the Piggott's...one and the same. However, I am curious to know if anyone has connected the Pickett's to the Puckett's? Shirley Pearson Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2006 14:46:45 -0600 From: "unicorn1945" <unicorn1945@sbcglobal.net> Source: INRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [INRANDOL] Pickett/Piggott/Puckett ?? Hi cousin!! This is what I have. I can send you the whole report if you like. Shirley Pearson 48. BENJAMIN PIGGOTT. Son of BENJAMIN PIGGOTT & MARY HADLEY. Born Jul 10, 1780. He married RUTH DAVIS, daughter of JOSEPH DAVIS & HANNAH. Born Apr 26, 1782. They had the following children: 89 i. DINAH PICKETT 90 ii. BENJAMIN D. PICKETT 91 iii. HANNAH PICKETT 92 iv. MARY PICKETT 93 v. JOSEPH PICKETT 94 vi. JOHN PICKETT 95 vii. REBECCA PICKETT 96 viii. ANNA PICKETT 97 ix. MAHLON PICKETT 98 x. JOSHUA PICKETT (Twin) 99 xi. CALEB PICKETT (Twin) 100 xii. RUTH PICKETT Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2006 15:03:34 -0600 From: tkrout@aol.com Source: INRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [INRANDOL] Pickett/Piggott/Puckett ?? I'd love to have your file to see if we have the same info. I descend from Dinah who married James Foust and is buried at Jericho in Randolph County. Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2006 15:09:03 -0600 From: "unicorn1945" <unicorn1945@sbcglobal.net> Source: INRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [INRANDOL] Pickett/Piggott/Puckett ?? Is Jericho a Quaker cemetery? I'll send this report. I JUST got the latest on (6-2006) from a cousin and I need to feed her some information she doesn't have. She's also showing me as daughter of Bernice and I am actually the daughter of her son. She may know that and just stuck it in there as a marker. Will send off list. Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2006 15:17:33 -0600 From: tkrout@aol.com Source: INRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [INRANDOL] Pickett/Piggott/Puckett ?? Jericho is a Quaker cemetery in Randolph County not far from Winchester. It was part of the White River Monthly Meeting. Last summer I read the White River MM minutes through a loan from the Family History Center. I have never seen a connection between Piggotts and Pucketts. The Winchester library and the historical collection on N. Meridian have a couple books on the Piggotts. I have also found some books down here in the NC State Library collection. Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Hi List, I found this reference on another list. There are other Elliott related messages associated. If anyone wants to see them, just let me know. Regards, Joe >Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 13:25:42 -0600 >From: marsha moses <mosesm@earthlink.net> >===================================================================== >A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this >search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >===================================================================== >Source: ELLIOTT-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [Elliott] Abraham Elliott, Sr., Jr. and Abraham son of Jacob > > >B., According to my data base, Abraham Sr. does have a son named Joseph. >I have absolutely nothing in my data base about this son except the >notation that he was born circa 1754. I have this Joseph as son born >while Abraham Sr. was married to Priscilla Foulke. Priscilla died circa >1773 and Abraham Sr. remarried to Sarah Pike who was the widow of >William Piggott. > >For my source on the information that Abraham Sr. had a son named Joseph >I have: > >author: Ormond, W.R. >title: Family of Abraham Elliott of Guilford (Randolph) County, NC >book/Periodical: Elliiott "n" Kin >Vol 3, No1 >February 1996 >Date Viewed: Fall 2005 >Location: I made copies of this while in the Roanoke, Virginia library. >It is among my files and piles > >I do not know much about where the children of Abraham Sr. were in the >early years of 1800. I do believe that most of his brother, Jacob's, >children moved to Ohio and Indiana. > >Hope that this little bit of information is helpful. > >Marsha in WV Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/

Hi List, I found this on another list. Hope the information is helpful. Joe >Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2006 12:54:18 -0600 >To: jbissett@txdirect.net >From: "unicorn1945" <unicorn1945@sbcglobal.net> > >===================================================================== >Source: INRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [INRANDOL] Re: GRAY PICKETT > >These are the ones that might fit your William though I doubt the >first one (#51) is it. Piggott's changed to Pickett when they >crossed the Ohio/Indiana line. Others changed in the south prior to this. > >Shirley > >51. GEORGE "BILL" WILLIAM PICKETT. Son of JOHN PICKETT & MARY >"MOLLIE" JANE KERN. Born Oct 16, 1870. Died 1954 in GREENTOWN, >INDIANA. Buried in GREENLAWN CEMETARY, GREENTOWN, INDIANA. > >11. WILLIAM PIGGOTT. Son of JOHN PIGGOTT & MARGERY BROWN/BROWNE. >Born Jun 8, 1726 in NOTTINGHAM, MARYLAND. Died Mar 1, 1770 in ORANGE >COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. > >29. WILLIAM PIGGOTT. Son of WILLIAM PIGGOTT & SARAH MARTIN PIKE. >Born Dec 31, 1766. He married SARAH JACKSON, Mar 8, 1792. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: mjrlb75@yahoo.com > To: INRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 1:51 PM > Subject: [INRANDOL] Re: GRAY PICKETT > > i would be interested in any william of that time frame mine > died in 1839, i have his will and childrens names and such but > can't find out where he was born and who he married. he was born > around 1760 and his will was recorded in may 1839. thank-you. marcy baird Joe Bissett, PIGGOTT/CUMMISKEY List Administrator/Rootsweb I use America's Book CDs in my genealogical research to access otherwise unavailable primary source material. http://www.abcd-usa.com/ I support the Godfrey Memorial Library. http://www.godfrey.org/