Larry Anderson - Families and Individuals

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Joseph HARDING

1660 Barnstable Co., Mass.

Bethia COOK

Had 10 children

Alexander JOHNSTON

“1696Sailed to Virginia on a vessel belonging to Charles Dun”

Little is known of son Alexander Johnson, other than three sons who were born from 1708 to 1714 in New Kent Co., VA and the possibility that he married a descendant of Richmond Terrell.

William JOHNSTON

Tradition is that the infant, William, was cared for by a Rev. McDaniel

William Alexander DE BARCLAY

Notes for WILLIAM ALEXANDER DE BARCLAY:
One of a jury on the lands of Balmadyside, co. Aberdeen, in 1396.
Source: Barclay, Leslie, The History of the Scottish Barclay. Folkestone : Bewley, 1915. Pages 13-16.

William DE BARCLAY

Notes for WILLIAM DE BARCLAY:
Styled "Lord of Kerko." The Baron was witness to a charter to Berkeley of Gartlie, his kinsman, in 1360.
Source: Barclay, Leslie, The History of the Scottish Barclay. Folkestone : Bewley, 1915. Pages 13-16.

Walter DE BARCLAY

Notes for WALTER DE BERKELEY:
Sir Walter de Berkeley, Knight, Baron of Towie Aberdeen was the first of the family and a burgess of Perth. After accompanying his elder brother on the Welsh Mission, he was taken prisoner at the battle of Dunbar, 27th April 1296, and was one of the Scottish Knights imprisoned in Berkhamstead Castle, Bedfordshire, on 31st May, following. On 1st August 1322, he received a Crown Charter of the lands and barony of Towie, in which he is styled "of Kerko" from an estate owned by the Berkeleys in the Carse of Gowrie, Perthshire. In 1322, Sir Walter also received a Crown Charter of the lands of Kainzie, in the Thaneage of Ballhelvie. The Baron was Sheriff of Aberdeen in 1323.
Source: Barclay, Leslie, The History of the Scottish Barclay. Folkestone : Bewley, 1915. Pages 13-16.

Patrick DE BERKELEY

Notes for PATRICK DE BERKELEY:
Sir Patrick Berkeley, Knight, Thane of Balhelvie, Co. Aberdeen, who was Great Chamberlain of Scotland between 1280 and 1288. He signed the Ragman Roll in 1296, and was afterward said to have been a friend of Sir William Wallace. Sir Patrick was father of two sons, who were styled "Hug (Hugo) et Walter de Berkeleya Fratres."
Source: Barclay, Leslie, The History of the Scottish Barclay. Folkestone : Bewley, 1915. Pages 13-16.

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