JOHN TOLLEY WORTHINGTON, b. Abt. 1808, Kentucky
JOHN TOLLEY6 WORTHINGTON (JUDGE EDWARD5, MAJOR SAMUEL4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) was born Abt. 1808 in Kentucky. He married (1) ANN HOARD SLAUGHTER. She was born in Mercer Co, Kentucky. He married (2) JANE ALIDA HOLLAND. She was born in Whitestone, New York. He married (3) ELIZABETH ANN WORTHINGTON. She was born in Maryland. Child of JOHN WORTHINGTON and ANN SLAUGHTER is:
i. WILLIAM HOARD7 WORTHINGTON.
Children of JOHN WORTHINGTON and JANE HOLLAND are:
ii.JAMES EDWARD7 WORTHINGTON.
iii. ROWLAND MADISON WORTHINGTON.
iv. LEWIS GILMORE WORTHINGTON.
Children of JOHN WORTHINGTON and ELIZABETH WORTHINGTON are:
v.WALTER EDWARD7 WORTHINGTON.
vi. SARAH MARTHA ANN WORTHINGTON.
vii. ELIZA MADISON WORTHINGTON.
viii. JOHN TOLLEY HOOD WORTHINGTON.
JOHN TOLLEY WORTHINGTON, b. Abt. 1808, Kentucky
JOHN TOLLEY6 WORTHINGTON (JUDGE EDWARD5, MAJOR SAMUEL4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) was born Abt. 1808 in Kentucky. He married (1) ANN HOARD SLAUGHTER. She was born in Mercer Co, Kentucky. He married (2) JANE ALIDA HOLLAND. She was born in Whitestone, New York. He married (3) ELIZABETH ANN WORTHINGTON. She was born in Maryland. Child of JOHN WORTHINGTON and ANN SLAUGHTER is:
i. WILLIAM HOARD7 WORTHINGTON.
Children of JOHN WORTHINGTON and JANE HOLLAND are:
ii.JAMES EDWARD7 WORTHINGTON.
iii. ROWLAND MADISON WORTHINGTON.
iv. LEWIS GILMORE WORTHINGTON.
Children of JOHN WORTHINGTON and ELIZABETH WORTHINGTON are:
v.WALTER EDWARD7 WORTHINGTON.
vi. SARAH MARTHA ANN WORTHINGTON.
vii. ELIZA MADISON WORTHINGTON.
viii. JOHN TOLLEY HOOD WORTHINGTON.
JOHN TOLLEY WORTHINGTON, b. Abt. 1808, Kentucky
JOHN TOLLEY6 WORTHINGTON (JUDGE EDWARD5, MAJOR SAMUEL4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) was born Abt. 1808 in Kentucky. He married (1) ANN HOARD SLAUGHTER. She was born in Mercer Co, Kentucky. He married (2) JANE ALIDA HOLLAND. She was born in Whitestone, New York. He married (3) ELIZABETH ANN WORTHINGTON. She was born in Maryland. Child of JOHN WORTHINGTON and ANN SLAUGHTER is:
i. WILLIAM HOARD7 WORTHINGTON.
Children of JOHN WORTHINGTON and JANE HOLLAND are:
ii.JAMES EDWARD7 WORTHINGTON.
iii. ROWLAND MADISON WORTHINGTON.
iv. LEWIS GILMORE WORTHINGTON.
Children of JOHN WORTHINGTON and ELIZABETH WORTHINGTON are:
v.WALTER EDWARD7 WORTHINGTON.
vi. SARAH MARTHA ANN WORTHINGTON.
vii. ELIZA MADISON WORTHINGTON.
viii. JOHN TOLLEY HOOD WORTHINGTON.
Dr. Rowland Madison WORTHINGTON
DR ROWLAND MADISON WORTHINGTON, b. Abt. 1807; d. Abt. 1883.
DR ROWLAND MADISON6 WORTHINGTON (JUDGE EDWARD5, MAJOR SAMUEL4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) was born Abt. 1807, and died Abt. 1883. He married ANN MARIA WELLS Abt. 1837. She was born Abt. 1821 in Rushville, Illinois, and died Abt. 1888. Children of DR WORTHINGTON and ANN WELLS are:
i. ELIZA MADISON7 WORTHINGTON.
ii. EDWARD WORTHINGTON.
iii. MARY LEWIS WORTHINGTON.
iv. ANNA MARIA WORTHINGTON, b. Rushville, Ill; m. ROBERT MCCREERY.
v. LUCY JANE WORTHINGTON, b. Rushville Ilinois; m. SYLVANUS B MONTGOMERY.
vi. SARAH GRIER WORTHINGTON.
vii. JAMES WELLS WORTHINGTON.
ANN MARIA WELLS Abt. 1837. She was born Abt. 1821 in Rushville, Illinois, and died Abt. 1888.
JUDGE ENGLISH. He was born in Sacramento, California
Elizabeth Martha Augusta WORTHINGTON
ELIZABETH MARTHA AUGUSTA6 WORTHINGTON (JUDGE EDWARD5, MAJOR SAMUEL4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) She married JUDGE ENGLISH. He was born in Sacramento, California. Child of ELIZABETH WORTHINGTON and JUDGE ENGLISH is:
i. FEMALE7 ENGLISH.
Notes for HENRY CLEWS: "Henry Clews was a financier, born in Staffordshire, England, Aug. 14, 1840. He visited America in company with his father, an extensive English manufacturer, and remained in New York, where he gained a practical business education. He obtained a clerkship with Wilson G. Hunt & Co., importers and commission merchants in dry goods, and in 1858 engaged in the stock commission business in Wall street. Soon afterward he formed the firm of Livermore, Clews & Co. In 1860 he subscribed for and secured $200,000 of the 5 percent twenty-year U.S. government bonds. The issue of these bonds was the last act of Secretary of the Treasury Howell Cobb before he deserted his post to join the southern Confederacy. Most of the New York bidders forfeited their five percent deposit and failed to take their bonds, which greatly embarrassed the government, but Mr. Clews' firm carried out their contract at a considerable loss, and thus established the credit of the house in the treasury department. So when Salmon P. Chase, the new secretary of the treasury, came in the market to sell bonds for carrying on the war, he turned to Jay Cooke of Philadelphia and Henry Clews of New York who were enabled to place large blocks of the 7.30 treasury notes and afterward the 5.20 bonds. The vigorous action of Jay Cooke and Henry Clews in disposing of the government securities supplied the sinews of war, Mr. Clews' firm alone supplying from five to fifteen millions of dollars per day, thus encouraging timid bankers and aiding materially in the restoration of the Union. Thereafter his firm dealt extensively in government securities, the transactions of the house often reaching fifteen millions of dollars in a single day. The firm of Henry Clews & Co. was organized in 1877 and became one of the largest and widest known banking firms in the world. He was married in 1874 to Lucy Madison Worthington of Kentucky, a grandniece of President Madison. He was elected treasurer of the American geographical society, also of the Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, and was a founder of the Union league club. In 1887 he published Twenty Years in Wall Street." ************************************************************************************** America's Successful Men of Affairs: An Encyclopedia of Contemporaneous Biography Volume I C William P. Clyde page 144 HENRY CLEWS, stock broker, banker and author, a native of Staffordshire, England, is the son of a manufacturer of goods for the American market. His parents wished that he might enter the ministry, but temperament fitted him for a more active life. At the age of fifteen, he visited America with his father, and became so fascinated with the animation and opportunities of the new world, that he decided to remain here. After a thorough training in the store of Wilson G. Hunt & Co., importers of woolen goods, he entered Wall street in 1859, as a partner in Stout, Clews & Mason, stock brokers and bankers, afterward Livermore, Clews & Co. During the Civil War, his firm acted as agents for the sale of Government 5-20 bonds, and, with Jay Cooke & Co., were largely instrumental in making that loan a success. After the War, he devoted his attention to banking and a commission, bonds and stocks business. He organized the present firm of Henry Clews & Co. in 1877, the different members of which pledged themselves never to take speculative risks. They deal in investment securities, have excellent connections abroad, and employ over a hundred clerks. A few years ago, Mr. Clews wrote "Twenty-Eight Years in Wall Street," which was well received and is yet frequently quoted. He is a liberal contributor to the support of public institutions, and a member of the Union League and Union clubs. In 1874, he married Miss Lucy Madison Worthington of Kentucky, a grand niece of President Madison.
Lucy Madison Lewis WORTHINGTON
viii. LUCY MADISON LEWIS WORTHINGTON, m. HENRY CLEWS, 1874; b. August 14, 1840, Staffordshire England.
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DR CHARLES SHACKELFORD. He was born in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
Margaret Jane Catherine WORTHINGTON
MARGARET JANE CATHERINE6 WORTHINGTON (JUDGE EDWARD5, MAJOR SAMUEL4, COL JOHN3, CAPTAIN JOHN2, REV JOHN1) She married DR CHARLES SHACKELFORD. He was born in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Children of MARGARET WORTHINGTON and DR SHACKELFORD are:
i. LUCY7 SHACKELFORD.
ii. EDWARD WORTHINGTON SHACKELFORD.
iii. ELIZABETH MADISON SHACKELFORD.
COL RICHARD JOHNS May 25, 1813 in Baltimore County, Md by Rev George Dashiell. He was born December 12, 1790, and died February 02, 1887 in Baltimore Co, Md.
Notes for COL RICHARD JOHNS: Sacred memory of Richard Johns, Born 12 12 1790 Died 2/2/1887More About COL RICHARD JOHNS: Died 2: February 02, 1847