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     Maurice was born on 11 November 1921 at Newington, GA.¹ He married Juanita Lucille Johnson, daughter of Cary Rudolph Johnson and Lucy Lewis, on 12 July 1943 at Savannah, GA. Maurice 'Pete' DeLoach died on 9 September 2009 at Savannah, GA, at age 87.¹ Maurice was buried at Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, GA.¹

     Juanita was born on 2 December 1923 at Savannah, GA.¹ Juanita was listed with her mother in the census of 1930 at Lewis, Jenkins Co, GA. She was shown as Juanita Johnson, a 6 year old granddaughter, in HH#175 headed by Joe B. Lewis, a 69 year old farmer. Also listed was Lucy Johnson, a 23 year old married daughter, who was her mother.² She married Maurice 'Pete' DeLoach, son of Richard Albert 'Moss' DeLoach and Ethel Almira Davidson, on 12 July 1943 at Savannah, GA. Juanita Lucille Johnson died on 9 November 2009 at Savannah, GA, at age 85.¹ Juanita was buried at Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, GA.¹

     Ella was born on 21 December 1861 at Accomack Co, VA.² She married Samuel Banister Slocomb, son of Thomas Slocomb and Sarah Ann 'Sally' Marshall, on 9 January 1883 at Oak Hall, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Samuel B. Slocomb, a 25 year old farmer, the son of Thos. & Sallie E. Slocomb and she was shown as Ella F. Taylor, age 21, the daughter of Goodwin & Sallie Taylor. They were married by R.B. Beadles..¹ Ella died on 4 January 1895 at age 33.² Her body was interred at Downing's Cem, Oak Hall, Acc Co, VA.²

     Goodwin was born circa 1830. He married Sallie (-----) circa 1855.

     Sallie was born circa 1830. She married Goodwin Taylor circa 1855.

     Margaret was born in 1862 at Accomack Co, VA.² She married Thomas Henry Slocomb, son of Thomas Slocomb and Sarah Ann 'Sally' Marshall, on 18 November 1891 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as Thos. H. Slocomb, a 30 year old single merchant, the son of Thomas & Sallie E. Slocomb and she was shown as Marg't Blanche Johnson, age 27 and single, the daughter of Horce J. Johnson (of J.) and his wife Marg't. They were married by W.W. Wood..¹ Margaret was listed with her husband in the census of in 1910 at Horntown, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Margaret B. Slocomb, a 47 year old wife with 4 children born & living, in HH#224 headed by Thomas H. Slocomb, age 48, they had been married 18 years..³ Margaret died in 1925.² Her body was interred at Nelson's Cem, MD-VA line, Acc Co, VA. Her tombstone shows her as Margaret Blanche Slocomb, wife of Thomas H. Slocomb, 1862-1925..²

     Horce was born circa 1830. He married Margaret (-----) circa 1860.

     Margaret was born circa 1830. She married Horce J. (of J.) Johnson circa 1860.

     John was born in 1861 at Accomack Co, VA.^1,2 John was listed with his parents in the census of in 1870 at Atlantic Dist, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Wallace Slocum, age 8 and at school in HHAT#230 headed by William Slocum, a 64 year old farmer..³ He married Mary S. 'Manie' Belote, daughter of James L. Belote and Mary T. Williams, on 11 July 1894 at Onancock, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as John W. Slocomb, a 29 year old single merchant, the son of William C. & Susan A. Slocomb and she was shown as Manie Beloate, age 18, the daughter of James L. & Mary Beloate. They were married by G.E. Booker..¹ John died on 1 May 1924 at Onancock, Acc Co, VA. On Thursday night, May 1st, Mr. James Wallace Slocomb quietly passed away at this home on lower Main Street, Onancock, VA. He had been in bad health for several years and was stricken wit paralysis on Monday, April 28th. He was born Accomack County in the year of 1861. The funeral took place at the M.E. Church, South, Onancock, on Sunday at 2:30 o'clock. Mr. Slocomb was buried in Mount Holly Cemetery. He is survived by his widow and two children, Mrs. George J. Wescott and Miss Sue Slocomb, also on sister, Mrs. L.R. Doughty..⁴ His body was interred at Mt. Holly Cem, Onancock, Acc Co, VA. His tombstone shows him as J. Wallace Slocomb, husband of Mary Belote Slocomb..²

     Mary was born on 30 January 1851 at Worcester Co, MD.^2,3 Mary was listed with another family in the census of in 1860 at New Town, Costins Dist, Wor Co, MD. She was shown as Mary Slocum, age 9 in HH#2990 headed by John W. Slocom, a 27 year old farmer, who was evidently her uncle..² She married Joseph A. Feddeman, son of Joseph M. Feddeman and Elizabeth 'Betsey' Matthews, on 4 October 1868 at Worcester Co, MD.⁴ Mary was listed with her husband in the census of in 1870 at Atlantic Dist, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Millie Feddeman, a 19 year old housekeeper in HH#AT535 headed by Joseph Feddeman, a 25 year old farmer..⁵ Mary was listed with her husband in the census of in 1880 at Belton, Bell Co, TX. She was shown as M.A. Feddeman, a 29 year old wife and housekeeper, born in MD in HH#257 headed by Joseph A. Feddeman, age 38, born in VA..⁶ Mary was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1900 at Eastland, Eastland Co, TX. She was shown as Mary A. Feddeman the head of HH#36, a 49 year old widowed dressmaker, born Jan 1851 in MD and her father was born in VA and her mother in MD. Listed with her were the following Feddemans: Mills, a 23 year old son and day laborer born Jan 1877 in TX; and Lillie, a 19 year old dressmaker, born July 1880 in in TX..⁷

     Samuel was born on 10 February 1853 at Worcester Co, MD.^2,3 Samuel was listed with another family in the census of in 1860 at New Town, Costins Dist, Wor Co, MD. He was shown as James Slocum, age 7 in HH#2990 headed by John W. Slocom, a 27 year old farmer, who was evidently his uncle..² Samuel was listed with another family in the census of in 1880 at Cameron, Milam Co, TX. He was shown as James J. Slocumb, a 25 year old clerk in store, born MD, his father was born in VA and his mother was born in MD. He was a boarder in HH#71 headed by Edward Eaton, a 45 year old saloon keeper, born in MD..⁴ He married Kate E. 'Katie' (-----) circa 1883.⁵ Samuel was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1900 at Cameron, Milam Co, TX. He was shown as Samuel J. Slocomb the head of HH#77, a 47 year old saloon keeper, born Feb 1853 in VA, he had been married for 17 years. Listed with him were the following Slocombs: Kate E., a 32 year old wife, born Feb 1868 in TX and her father was born in SC and her mother in AL; John E., a 16 year old son, born Mar 1884 in TX; William S., a 14 year old son, born Mar 1886 in TX; Frank, a 10 year old son, born May 1890 in TX; and Clara, an 8 year old daughter, born Mar 1892 in TX..⁵ Samuel was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1910 at Cameron, Milam Co, TX. He was shown as Samuel J. Slocomb the head of HH#285, a 57 year old resturant keeper, born in MD with both parents born in MD. Listed with him were the following Slocombs: Katie, a 42 year old wife of 27 years, born in TX and her father was born in SC and her mother in AL; John E., a 26 year old son and propritor of liquiror sales; Frank, a 19 year old son and a grocery salesman; and Clara M., a 17 year old daughter..⁶ Samuel was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1920 at Cameron, Milam Co, TX. He was shown as Samuel Slocomb Jr. the head of HH#513 on West 7th Street, a 66 year old bill poster, born in MD. Listed with him was his wife Katie E. Slocomb, age 51 and born in TX. Her father was born in France and her mother was born in Louisianna..⁷ Samuel was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1930 at Galveston, TX. He was shown as Samuel J. Slocomb living along on 2012 Avenue P., in HH#285. He was 78 years old and retired. He was 30 years old when he first married. He was born in MD, his father was born in VA and his mother in MD..⁸ His body was interred at Oak Hill Cem, Cameron, Milam Co, TX.¹

     Mollie was born on 23 May 1873 at Worcester Co, MD.² She married Cuthbert Sewell Slocomb, son of William Corbin Slocomb Sr. and Susan Aydelotte, on 25 December 1895 at Worcester Co, MD. He was shown as Cuthbert S. Slocomb, age 34 and she was shown as Mollie Schoolfield, age 25. No other information was given..³ Mollie died on 26 October 1955 at age 82.¹ Her body was interred at Mt. Holly Cem, Onancock, Acc Co, VA. Her tombstone shows her as Mollie S. Slocomb, wife of Guthbert Sewell Slocomb and daughter of Samuel Thomas & Mary (Barnes) Schoolfield..¹

     Samuel was born on 1 December 1740 at Accomack Co, VA.³ Samuel was named in his father's will on 7 September 1764 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as a son Samuel Wise in the will of Thomas Wise, wife Esther. He was given 300 acres where I live & also part of the land purchased of Ambros Willett, providing he pay my son Spencer Wise £50..² He married Susanna Custis, daughter of (-----) Custis, circa 1767.⁴ He made a will on 12 November 1778 at Accomack Co, VA. To wife whole moveable estate during her widow & then to be equally divided between my 4 daughters. To son Thomas Wise 300 acres where I live & 2 mills. To daughter Susanna Wise 50 acres of land on the North side of my mill dam. Wife (no name) Exec. - Witt: Charles Snead, Thomas Lillistone, Ezekiel Young..⁴ Samuel died before 27 January 1779 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated. Susanna Wise, the Exec. named in the foregoing will qualified..⁴

     Susanna was born on 2 April 1746 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ She married Samuel (167) Wise, son of Thomas (40) Wise and Mary Margaretta Hack, circa 1767.² Susanna was named in her husband's will on 12 November 1778 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as Susanna Wise, the Exec. of the estate of Samuel Wise. He had named his wife (no name) Exec. She was given his whole moveable estate during her widowhood and then it was to be divided between his 4 daughters. He also named a son Thomas Wise, who was given 300 acres where I live and 2 mills. He also named a daughter Susanna Wise and gave her 50 acres..² She married Thomas F. Slocomb, son of Thomas Slocomb, on 8 October 1780 at Accomack Co, VA.^3,1 Susanna was named in her husband's will on 31 July 1784 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as wife Susanna and along with friend Charles West, was named Exec. in the will of Thomas Slocomb. He also mentioned the estate of Samuel Wise, dec'd, and to pay Wise's 3 daughters. Susanna was to maintain & educate my 2 children..³ Susanna was on the list of tithables at Accomack Co, VA, for on 28 March 1787. She was shown as Susanah Slocum and was not tithable herself because she was a woman. She was listed with the following tithables: 0 white males above age 16 and under age 21; 5 Blacks above age 16; 8 Blacks under age 16; 5 horses, mares, colts & mules; 11 head of cattle; two wheeled carriage. She also shown as being charged with tax for Solo. White, who was evidently a white male over age 21 that was living with or working for her..⁴ She married Henry Custis Jr. on 9 April 1787 at Accomack Co, VA. Southy Simpson was the security on the M.L.B. of Henry Custis and Susanna Slocomb. They were married on 14 Apr 1787..^5,6 Susanna died on 31 August 1800 at Accomack Co, VA, at age 54.¹

     Susanna was born on 20 June 1776 at Accomack Co, VA.² Susanna was named in her father's will on 12 November 1778 at Accomack Co, VA. She was named as a daughter Susanna Wise in the will of Samuel Wise and given 50 acres of land on the north side of my mill dam..¹ She married Thomas Ames on 31 March 1794 at Accomack Co, VA. They were shown only as Thomas Ames and Sukey Wise. No other information was given..³ Susanna died before 12 January 1806. She was shown as a dec'd sister Sukey Ames in the will of Thomas Wise, St. George Parish, and she had a daughter Catharine Ames..⁴

     Thomas was born circa 1770 at Accomack Co, VA. He married Susanna 'Sukey' (455) Wise, daughter of Samuel (167) Wise and Susanna Custis, on 31 March 1794 at Accomack Co, VA. They were shown only as Thomas Ames and Sukey Wise. No other information was given..¹

     Thomas was born on 29 October 1777 at Accomack Co, VA.² Thomas was named in his father's will on 12 November 1778 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as a son Thomas Wise in the will of Samuel Wise and given 300 acres of land where I live and 2 mills..¹ He was listed as an minor in orphan's court records in January 1782 at Accomack Co, VA. On 4 Sep 1780 & 10 Mar 1781 Thomas Slocomb recorded Debit items for orphan Thomas Wise totaling £2,310.00.0 including assessment of land and mills, copy of will, papers from Richmond, linen, cotton, 2 pair of shoes, board, washing, lodging, etc., and Credit items totaling £2,000.00 including for rent of land and mills for 1780. This was reported to the court in Jan 1782..³ He was listed as an minor in orphan's court records on 28 January 1783 at Accomack Co, VA. On 2 Feb 1782 Thomas Slocomb recorded Debit items for orphan Thomas Wise totaling £43.19.6 including lawyer fees to M. Stith and reparing a grist mill and Credit items totaling £20.00.0 for rent of land and mills. This was reported to the court on 28 Jan 1783..⁴ He made a will on 12 January 1806 at Accomack Co, VA. The whole of my property to be kept together with my present family & to be managed by some industrious man & ... To Extrs. full power for the cutting of timber for my mills. The whole of my personal estate, except slaves, to be sold & the money to my nieces Elizabeth Boggs & Elizabeth Blackstone & my slaves to be free. To niece Catharine Ames, daughter of my dec'd sister Sukey Ames, the land on the upper side of my upper mill pond, which I purchased of her father & mother. The remainder of my real estate shall be rented until the end of that year in which my nephew William Blackstone shall arrive at age & the profits I give in the following manner: to nephews William & Thomas Blackstone as necessary for board, clothes & schooling, a good English education; $100 to my brother William Slocomb; £100 to my sister Sarah Slocomb & balance to my nieces Elizabeth Boggs & Elizabeth Blackstone. To Isaiah Spreight the use of the house by my upper mill where he now lives. When my nephew William Blackstone arrives to age I give him the plantation where I now live with my upper mills & at the same time I give my nephew Thomas Blackstone the land & mills which I bought of Jonathan Willett with the mill bought of Thomas Bayly & the land & marshes at Cattail bought of Littleton Dennis, Edmond Bayly & others & it is to be understood that neither of them make any demand on my estate for any property of theirs which may be in my hands as their guardian, except their slaves, thus making settlement of their estates in my hands. If either nephew dies before arriving to age & without issue, then the land of the one dying goes to my nieces Eliza Boggs & Eliza Blackstone. If both die under age & without issue, then William's part to Eliza Boggs & Thomas' part to Eliza Blackstone. Uncles John & Thomas Custis & friend John Wise Extrs. Witt: John Coard, Edmund Ayres & Benjamin Pruitt..⁵ Thomas died on 26 February 1807 at age 29.² Thomas's will was probated on 28 April 1807 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that his will was probated. Thomas Custis & John Wise securities..⁵

     (-----) was born circa 1720 at Accomack Co, VA.

     John was born in 1755 at Accomack Co, VA. John was named in his nephew's will on 12 January 1806 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as an Uncle John Custis and along with Uncle Thomas Custis and friend John Wise, was an Exec. in the will of Thomas Wise, St. George Parish..¹

     Thomas was born circa 1758 at Accomack Co, VA. Thomas was named in his nephew's will on 12 January 1806 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as an Uncle Thomas Custis and along with Uncle John Custis and friend John Wise, was an Exec. in the will of Thomas Wise, St. George Parish..¹

     Catharine was born circa 1799 at Accomack Co, VA.³ Catharine was named in her uncle's will on 12 January 1806 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as a niece Catharine Ames, daughter of my dec'd sister Sukey Ames, in the will of Thomas Wise, St. George Parish..¹ She married John N. Brickhouse Jr. on 22 November 1817 at Northampton Co, VA. Thomas S. Brickhouse was the security on the M.L.B. of John N. Brickhouse Jr. and Catherine C. Ames, daughter of Thomas Ames who gave consent. Wm. A. Christian was a witness. They were married on 26 Nov 1817 by C. Bonewell..²

     Elizabeth was born on 2 April 1773 at Accomack Co, VA.³ Elizabeth was named in her father's will on 12 November 1778 at Accomack Co, VA. Her father Samuel Wise stated that he had 4 daughters in his will..² She married John Blackstone, son of William Blackstone and Leah Cropper, circa 1790 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Elizabeth died in 1801 or 1834 at Accomack Co, VA. Dorman shows she married (-----) Blackston and died 16 June 1801, but gave no source for this information. Perhaps she was the female over age 45 in the 1820 census household headed by her son William Blackstone. On 24 Nov 1834 administration on the estate of Elizabeth Blackstone was granted to Thomas W. Blackstone with Levi Dix & Smith Melson securities..^4,3

     William was born on 11 October 1840 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ William died on 6 June 1845 at age 4.¹ His body was interred at Gillett Cem, Accomac, Acc Co, VA. His tombstone shows him as William G. Blackstone, son of John J. & Margaret D. Blackstone, who died at the age of 4 years, 7 months and 25 days..¹

     Thomas was born on 4 April 1860 at Accomack Co, VA.² He married Sarah P. Walston, daughter of Samuel J. Walston and Elizabeth T. 'Bettie' Young, on 1 June 1893 at Accomack Court House, St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Thomas W. Blackstone, a 33 year old single druggist, the son of John J. & Bettie D. Blackstone and she was shown as Sarah P. Walston, age 24, the daughter of Samuel I. & Bettie T. Walston. They were married by W.C. Lindsay..¹ Thomas died on 11 May 1940 at age 80.² His body was interred at Edgehill Cem, Accomac, Acc Co, VA. His tombstone shows him as Thomas W. Blackstone, husband of Sarah P. Walston Blackstone..²

     Sarah was born on 1 July 1868 at Accomack Co, VA.² She married Thomas W. Blackstone Sr., son of John J. Blackstone and Elizabeth Dickinson Gillett, on 1 June 1893 at Accomack Court House, St. George Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Thomas W. Blackstone, a 33 year old single druggist, the son of John J. & Bettie D. Blackstone and she was shown as Sarah P. Walston, age 24, the daughter of Samuel I. & Bettie T. Walston. They were married by W.C. Lindsay..¹ Sarah died on 1 November 1939 at age 71.² Her body was interred at Edgehill Cem, Accomac, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Sarah P. Walston Blackstone, wife of Thomas W. Blackstone..²

     Thomas was born on 14 May 1895 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Thomas died on 28 September 1928 at age 33.¹ His body was interred at Edgehill Cem, Accomac, Acc Co, VA. His tombstone shows him as Thomas W. Blackstone Jr., son of Thomas W. & Sarah P.W. Blackstone..¹

     Elizabeth was born in 1799 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ Elizabeth was named in her uncle's will on 12 January 1806 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as a niece Elizabeth Blackstone in the will of Thomas Wise, St. George Parish..² She married Thomas Robinson Riley, son of John Riley and Anne Robinson (391) Smith, on 7 June 1816 at Accomack Co, VA. Richard D. Bayly was the security on the M.L.B. of Thomas R. Riley and Elizabeth Blackstone of John.³ As of 7 June 1816,her married name was Riley.³ Elizabeth Wise Cropper Blackstone died on 8 December 1834 at Washington, DC. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Riley, d. 8 Dec 1834 35 yrs. On Sunday morning last, after a short illness, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Riley, wife of Thomas R. Riley, in the 36th year of her age. Her family deplore the loss of an affectionate companion, and an exemplary Christian mother. She had been for several years a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church, maintaining a course of consistent humble piety. Though summoned "at midnight," we believe she was found with "her lamp trimmed and burning."¹ Elizabeth was buried at Congressional Cemtery, Washington, DC.⁴

     Anne was born on 18 March 1768 at Accomack Co, VA.³ Anne was named in her father's will on 12 November 1778 at Accomack Co, VA. Her father Samuel Wise stated that he had 4 daughters in his will..² She married (-----) Boggs circa 1800.

     (-----) was born circa 1775 at Accomack Co, VA. He married Anne Custis (452) Wise, daughter of Samuel (167) Wise and Susanna Custis, circa 1800.

     Elizabeth was born circa 1802 at Accomack Co, VA. Elizabeth was named in her uncle's will on 12 January 1806 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as a niece Elizabeth Boggs in the will of Thomas Wise, St. George Parish..¹

     Tabitha was born circa 1770 at Accomack Co, VA. Tabitha was named in her father's will on 12 November 1778 at Accomack Co, VA. Her father Samuel Wise stated that he had 4 daughters in his will..¹ Tabitha died before 29 December 1783.³ She was listed as an minor in orphan's court records on 22 February 1785 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as Tabitha Wise dec'd, orphan of Samuel Wise to Thomas Slocomb. On 29 Dec 1783 Thomas Slocomb recorded Debit items totaling £01.03.6 including cash paid to Richard Bundick for reading the funeral and doctor bills. This was reported to the court on 22 Feb 1785 by Susanna Slocomb and Charles West, Exectors of Thomas Slocomb dec'd..³

     Leonidas was born on 30 September 1858 at Accomack Co, VA.¹ He married Susan Brittann Slocomb, daughter of William Corbin Slocomb Sr. and Susan Aydelotte, on 23 December 1885 at Onancock Cem, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as Leonida R. Doughty, a 27 year old wheelwright, the son of James C. & Margaret Doughty and she was shown as Susan B. Slocomb, age 27, the daughter of Wm. C. & Susan Slocomb. They were married by W.C. Vaden..² Leonidas died on 2 August 1935 at age 76.¹ His body was interred at Mt. Holly Cem, Onancock, Acc Co, VA. His tombstone shows him as Leonidas Rosser Doughty, husband of Susan Britann Doughty and son of James Colonna & Margaret S.T. (Johnson) Doughty..¹

     Mary was born in 1876 at Accomack Co, VA.^1,2 She married John Wallace Slocomb, son of William Corbin Slocomb Sr. and Susan Aydelotte, on 11 July 1894 at Onancock, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as John W. Slocomb, a 29 year old single merchant, the son of William C. & Susan A. Slocomb and she was shown as Manie Beloate, age 18, the daughter of James L. & Mary Beloate. They were married by G.E. Booker..¹ Mary died in 1947.² Her body was interred at Mt. Holly Cem, Onancock, Acc Co, VA. Her tombstone shows her as Mary Belote Slocomb, wife of J. Wallace Slocomb..²

     Samuel was born circa 1840. He married Mary S. Barnes on 12 November 1861 at Worcester Co, MD. They were shown only as Samuel T. Schoolfield and Mary S. Barnes. No other information was given..¹

     Mary was born circa 1840. She married Samuel Thomas Schoolfield on 12 November 1861 at Worcester Co, MD. They were shown only as Samuel T. Schoolfield and Mary S. Barnes. No other information was given..¹

     John was born circa 1770 at Accomack Co, VA. He married Mary Randel 'Polly' McCready, daughter of Alexander McCready and Sarah Randell, on 25 October 1796 at Worcester Co, MD. They were shown only as John Slocumb and Polly McCreddy. No other information was given..² John sold land in 1796. It was in this year that John Slocomb and wife Mary sold 100 acres to John Tull..³ John witnessed a will on 11 May 1802 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that John R. Slocomb was a witness to the will of Sophiah Baker, who named a son David Baker. Other witnesses were Hannah Benson & John Whealton. Nehemiah Broughton & John R. Slocomb were the securities..⁴ John was the security on a M.L.B. On 31 December 1803 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as John Slocumb, security on the M.L.B. of Levi Ball and Livey Slocumb..⁵ John was the security on a M.L.B. On 12 October 1805 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as John R. Slocomb, security on the M.L.B. of Betsy Slocomb and David Baker..⁵

     Robert was born circa 1662. He married Sarah Riley, daughter of Thomas Riley (O'Rily) and Sarah Webb, circa 1700 at Accomack Co, VA. The fact that Robert Slocomb had a wife Sarah is based on the fact that on 26 Feb 1707/08 Sarah Ryle of Accomack County, widow, for the tender love and affaction I bare for my grandchildren hereafter named, do give as follows: To Thomas Lilliston ... ; To Anne Sloocum, daughter of Robert and Sarah Sloocum ... ; To the next child born of daughter Margaret ....¹ On 2 Mar 1707/08 in Accomack County Court, Obedience Pittman presented and acknowledged a lease of land he made to Robert Slokeam.² Robert received land as a gift on 2 March 1708 at Guilford Creek, Acc Co, VA. It was on this date that Obedience Pitman of Accomack Co, planter, assign & set over to farm let to Robert Slocom for 2,261 lbs tobacco 57 acres of land lying at the head of Gilford Creek being ½ of 115 acres sold by John Townsend of Accomack Co to John Read deceased & bequeathed by him the said Read to John Read his son, bounded by a conveyance from said Townsend bearing the date 5 Jan 1684. I Obedience Pitman do here by bind and obligate my self to warrant & defend the said Robert Slocome in peaceable and quiet possession of the 57 acres during the full term of 19 years all rights, housing, fencing, orchards, pasture or any other profit or convenience thereto belonging for 19 years ... And at what time the 115 acres of land shall be divided that the said Robert Slocom shall have his first choice of the same, all which I the said Obedience Ptiman do confirm with may hand and seal 2 Mar 1707/08. Witnessed by Charles Parker. Acknowledged in Court by Obedience Pitman to Robert Slocom 2 Mar 1707/08 & recorded 30 Mar 1708..³ On 2 Jun 1708 in Accomack County Court, Thomas Simpson (assignee of Robert Slocum) brought action against Richard Jones for 300 lbs tobacco. Although the sheriff had left a note, Jones failed to appear. The court now granted an attachment against Jones' estate for the debt and court costs.⁴ On 2 Feb 1708/09 in Accomack County Court, Robert Slockum presented and acknowledged an assignment of land he made to James Macoom. (NOTE: Possibly Mason.).⁵ On 2 Feb 1708/09 in Accomack Co, Robert Slocome signed over all his rights within the mentioned lease unto James MaCome. Witnessed by Morgan Bradshaw and Thomas Riley. Recorded 15 Mar 1708/09.⁶
On 2 Aug 1710 in Accomack County Court, James and Sarah Lewis had obtained from Capt. Bradhurst (a justice) a warrent against Robert Slocum, who had borrowed their saddle and saddle cloth. After they swore to the itmes, Maj. George Parker gave a judgment ordering Slocum to return the saddle and saddle cloth. Slocum appealed from the judgment to the second day of the court, which debated the matter and confirmed Parker's judgment and ordered Slocum to pay court costs.⁷ On 6 Sep 1710 in Accomack County Court, the suit of Robert Slocum against George Parker was referred to the next court.⁸ The following was recorded on 18 Sep 1710 in Accomack County Court, James Lewis complained to John Bradhurst that Robert Slocumb borrowed a new man's saddle from James' wife "in the time of her widdowhood about October last past and that he refused to returne the same." Bradhurst issued a precept to Constable John Barnes, Jr., to arrest Slocumb and bring him before a justice. Signed 17 July 1710 by John Bradhurst. The order was executed by Barnes. On 25 July 1710, Robert Slocum came before Geo. Parker to answer the above complaint; Sarah, the wife of James Lewis, swore that the saddle was her own and that she lent it to Robert Slocum with a saddle cloth. Parker ordered Slocum to return the items. Robert Slocum appealed to the second day of the next court.⁹ On 6 Dec 1710 in Accomack County Court, Mathias Cope petitioned the court to be paid for serving as a witness for Robert Slocum in his suit against George Parker, Sr. Since Cope swore that he served 5 days, it was ordered that he be paid 200 lbs tobacco and court costs.¹⁰ Robert bought land in 1714 at Accomack Co, VA. It was in this year that Robert Slocombe bought 100 acres of Whitelaw's tract A137, near the present town of Mappsville, from Thomas Jester and his wife Sarah of Kent County, Delaware. In his will of 1718 Robert left his land to his son Ryley, but he had another son Thomas, who was the eldest son. In 1743, two years after Robert's estate was finally settled, the two sons united in a deed to William Andrews for the land "where Robert Slocumb the elder formerly lived." Andrews deeded it back to Ryley alone the next year, and in 1747 he sold the 100 acres to Nathaniel Shay. In 1744 Charles Stockley had sold to John Walker an unspecified acreage, which also was unbounded, saying it had been sold to him by Robert and Rebecca Slocomb by a General Court deed..¹¹ On 2 Nov 1714 in Accomack County Court, by virtue of a power of attorney made to him by Thomas Jester and his wife Sarah, Samuell Jester presented and acknowledged both a deed for land Thomas and his wife sold to Robert Slocumb and Sarah's relinquishment of dower.¹² On 7 Jun 1715 in Accomack County Court, Benjamin Coe brought an action for 630 lbs tobacco against Robert Slocum, who failed to appear. If he did not appear at the next court, the sheriff would have to abide the award of the court.¹³ On 5 Jul 1715 in Accomack County Court, regarding the action for 630 lbs tobacco, Sloumb, who asked that the case be delayed till the next court, presented as his special bail Mr. Edward Robins, who would have to answer for the debt and cost if Slocum lost.¹⁴ On 6 Sep 1715 in Accomack County Court, in the action Benjamin Coe brought against Robert Slocumb at the June court had been continued from time to time; now Slocumb failed to appear. At the request of Coe's attorney, judgment would be affirmed against Slocum (and Mr. Edward Robins, his bail) if he failed to appear at the next court.¹⁵ On 4 Oct 1715 in Accomack County Court, regarding the Benjamin Coe action against Robert Slocumb. Continued from time to time, the action was now called: Mr. Kempe (attorney for Slocumb) asked that auditors be appointed to audit the accounts between the two parties. Coe chose Mr. Henry Bagwell as auditor, and Slocumb selected Mr. Henry Custis. Ordered that these tow men go over the accounts and report to the next court.¹⁶ On 6 Dec 1715 in Accomack County Court, Robert Slocumb's chosen auditor, Mr. Henry Custis, "was afflicted wth sickness," so the audit was not complete. The court continued the former order, with a report to be made at the next court.¹⁷ On 3 Jan 1715/16 in Accomack County Court, Slocumb failed to appear; further, the auditors reported that though Coe appeared on the appointed day, Slocumb did not. Ordered that if Slocumb did not appear at the next court, judgment would be granted against him.¹⁸ On 6 Mar 1715/16 in Accomack County Court, regarding the Benjamin Coe action for 630 lbs tobacco against Robert Slocumb, who alleged no discount. Ordered that he immediately pay the debt and the costs of the suit.¹⁹ On 6 Nov 1717 in Accomack County Court, John Hutchinson went before John Boadhurst (a justice) and complained that he was "in fear of his life or sum bodyly harm to be don unto him" at the hands of Robert Slocumb. Bound to keep the peace and appear at this court, Slocumb now appeared, but no one came to allege anything against him. Ordered that he pay court costs and be discharged.²⁰ He made a will on 6 March 1719 at Accomack Co, VA. Brother (meaning brother-in-law) Thomas Ryley Exr. Eldest son Thomas Slocomb. Youngest son Ryley Slocomb my land. After payment of debts balance of estate to be divided between all my children. Richard Grinalds to keep my daughter Sarah untll she is 16. Francis Young to have the care of my son Bennitt until he is 21. Witt: Thomas Ryley, Richard Sanders, Edward Brotherton. (NOTE: Was Thomas Ryley a half-brother or brother-in-law?).²¹ Robert died before 17 February 1722. He must have been dead by this date, as Thomas Riley's will of this date named a cousin Ryley Slocomb (Robert's son) who was to have a years schooling when he arrives to age 15..²² Administration of Robert's estate was filed on 7 April 1724 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that Robert Slocomb's estate was administered to his son & heir Thomas Slocomb. Mason Abbott & John Wilkins were securities. (Note: Robert had named his brother Thomas Riley as his Exec in his will of 1718, but Riley died before he could settle his brother's estate and named a cousin Ryley Slocomb (under age 15) in his will, written in 1721 and probated in 1724. By this time Robert's eldest son and heir-at-law Thomas Slocomb had come of age and so his father's unsettled estate was administerd to him.) It was ordered that John Johnson, John Tankard, William Nicholson and Roger Abbott (or any three of them) inventory and appraise the estate of Robt. Slocomb and report to the next court.^23,24 On 8 Jul 1724 in Accomack County Court, Thomas Slocomb (administrator of the estate of his father, Robt. Slocomb, deceased) petitioned that during his lifetime his father left different goods and chattels in the hands of Tho. Lucas, Nathaniel Howard, George Middleton and Sarah Riley (widow and executrix of Tho. Riley), all of whom now refused to deliver the items to Slocomb. Ordered that the sherriff summon the above persons to the next court to show why they did not deliver the goods in question.²⁵ Between 25 Feb 1735/36 and 24 Mar 1735/36 in the vincinty of Chesconessex, the line between William Hudson & the heirs of Robert Slocome were processioned by Joseph Bell and about 15 others.²⁶ Robert's will was probated on 24 February 1741 at Accomack Co, VA.²¹

     Thomas was born circa 1671 at Accomack Co, VA.² Thomas was named in his father's will on 1 August 1696 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as a son Thomas Riley in the will of Thomas Rily Sr., wife Sarah. He was given plantation containing 300 acres where I now live..¹ He married Sarah (-----) circa 1700. He made a will on 17 February 1722 at Accomack Co, VA. To eldest son John Riley plantation where I now live containing 300 acres, also 1/2 of marsh purchased of Col. Solomon Ewell, being in all 250 acres. To son Thomas Riley the other 1/2 of the said marsh. To 2 sons William & Lawrence all my marshes & Hammocks at Guilford. To son Benjamin. To daughter Mary Riley. To daughter Sarah Riley. To wife Plantation &c. for life. To cousin Ryley Slocomb a years schooling to be allowed him when he arrives to the age of 15 years. Wife & 7 children, John, Thomas, William, Lawrence, Benjamin, Mary & Sarah Riley residual legatees. Wife (no name) & son John Exrs. Witt: Richard Drummond, Alexander Edwards, John Evans..³ Thomas died in 1724.³ Thomas's will was probated on 5 August 1724 at Accomack Co, VA.³

     Thomas was born circa 1702 at Accomack Co, VA. Thomas was named in his father's will on 6 March 1719 at Accomack Co, VA. He was named as my eldest son Thomas Slocomb in the will of Robert Slocomb..¹ Thomas was named as administrator of an estate on 7 April 1724 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that Robert Slocomb's estate was administered to his son & heir Thomas Slocomb. Mason Abbott & John Wilkins were securities. (Note: Robert had named his brother Thomas Riley as his Exec in his will of 1718, but Thomas Riley died before he could settle his brother's estate and named a cousin Ryley Slocomb (under age 15) in his will, written in 1721 and probated in 1724. The assumption is that by this time Robert's eldest son and heir-at-law Thomas Slocomb had come of age and so his father's unsettled estate was administerd to him.).² On 8 Jul 1724 in Accomack County Court, Thomas Slocomb (administrator of the estate of his father, Robt. Slocomb, deceased) petitioned that during his lifetime his father left different goods and chattels in the hands of Tho. Lucas, Nathaniel Howard, George Middleton and Sarah Riley (widow and executrix of Tho. Riley), all of whom now refused to deliver the items to Slocomb. Ordered that the sherriff summon the above persons to the next court to show why they did not deliver the goods in question.³ On 21 Mar 1727 in Accomack County, William Taylor, Joshua Taylor, Thos: Slocomb, Richard Townsend and Jno Mathews processioned the lands from Solomon Ewells Mill to Gingoteague Creek from the Sea Side to Wallops Road. This included the lines between Joshua Taylor & Wm. Taylor, and between Wm. Taylor & Eliz. Preson, and between Preson & James Wishart, and between James Wishart & William Whittington.⁴ Thomas sold land in February 1743 at Accomack Co, VA. In his will of 1718 Robert left his land to his son Ryley, but he had another son Thomas, who was the eldest son. In 1743, two years after Robert's estate was finally settled, the two sons united in a deed to William Andrews for the land "where Robert Slocumb the elder formerly lived," Whitelaw, p. 1220/1221. More specifically: On 29 Feb 1743 William Andrews of Acc Co bought from Thomas Slocomb and Riley Slocomb for 15 pounds Virginia currancy a certain tract of land containing 100 acres in Acc Co near the head of Messongo Branch being the land and plantation where Robert Slocomb the elder lived and held. Signed by Thomas & Riley Slocomb, their seal, in the presence of William Arbuckle, George Douglas and Robert Slocomb..^5,6

     Ryley was born circa 1716 at Accomack Co, VA. Ryley was named in his father's will on 6 March 1719 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as the youngest son Ryley Slocomb in the will of Robert Slocomb..¹ Ryley was named in his uncle's will on 17 February 1722 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as cousin Ryley Slocomb in the will of Thomas Ryley and given a years schooling when he arrives to the age of 15 years..² He married Sarah Merrill, daughter of John Merrill, circa 1740.³ Ryley sold land in 1743 at Accomack Co, VA. In his will of 1718 Robert left his land to his son Ryley, but he had another son Thomas, who was the eldest son. In 1743, two years after Robert's estate was finally settled, the two sons united in a deed to William Andrews for the land "where Robert Slocumb the elder formerly lived." Andrews deeded it back to Ryley alone the next year, and in 1747 he sold the 100 acres to Nathaniel Shay..⁴

     Sarah was born circa 1714 at Accomack Co, VA. Sarah was named in her father's will on 6 March 1719 at Accomack Co, VA. She was shown as a daughter Sarah in the will of Robert Slocomb and was to be kept by Richard Grinalds until she is 16 years old..¹ She married Dennis Blake, son of Joseph Blake and Ann Morris, circa 1734.

     Bennitt was born circa 1712 at Accomack Co, VA. Bennitt was named in his father's will on 6 March 1719 at Accomack Co, VA. He was shown as a son Bennitt Slocomb in the will of Robert Slocomb and was to be kept by Francis Young until he was age 21..¹

     In his will of 1718 Robert left his land to his son Ryley, but he had another son Thomas, who was the eldest son. In 1743, two years after Robert's estate was finally settled, the two sons united in a deed to William Andrews for the land "where Robert Slocumb the elder formerly lived." (Note: The fact that they referred to it as the land wher "Robert Slocomb the elder" lived implied that there was a younger Robert Slocomb, who was evidently not named in his father's will. This would have been the Robert and wife Rebecca Slocomb that sold part of this land to Charles Stockley before 1744.). Robert was born circa 1710 at Accomack Co, VA. About Mar 1735/36 in the vincinty of Chincoteague Branch, the following boundary lines were observed in the presence of Wm. Watts, William Taylor, John Blake, Samuel Taylor and Lemuel Kendall: The line between Charles Taylor and John Blake beginning at a Black Walnut tree being a corner tree in the line betwee Lemuel Kendall and John Blake and from thence by a line of marked trees into Jengoteague Branch and from the said Walnut tree by a line of marked trees to a red oak that stands in the line of Robert Slocomb and from the Oak by a line of marked trees to Jengoteague Branch done in the presents of John Kendall, William Taylor, Charles Taylor, John Wallop, John Blake, Jonathan Owen, Wm. Watts and Lemuel Kendall. There was no line found between John Blake and Robert Slocomb from the water till we came to a red Oake that made the corner tree of Charles Taylor. The line between William Watts and Robert Slocomb beginning at a Hickory tree near the marsh at the Sea Side and then by a line of marked trees to a red Oake which tree is a corner tree between the said Watts, Samuel Taylor and Scarburgh Tunell, Samuel Taylor line running from said Oake by a line of marked trees between said Taylor and Robert Slocomb into Jengoteague Branch and the line between Scarburgh Tunell and William Watts running from the said Oak by a line of marked trees till it intersets William Ewels line.² Robert witnessed a will on 12 March 1738 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that Robert Slocomb, along with George Douglas, John Wallop and William Rowley, witnessed the will of John Kendall..³ Robert witnessed a will on 13 October 1739 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that Robert Slocomb, along with Lemuel Kendall and Esther Miles, witnessed the will of Thomas Tyre..⁴ About Mar 1739/40 in the vincinty of Chincoteague Branch, the following boundary lines were observed/processioned in the presence of, among others, John Wallop, John Blake, Lemuel Kendall, John Walker, William Watts, Scarburgh Tunnell and Rolland (Robert?) Slocomb: The line between William Finney and Lemuel Kendall beginning at a Cedar Stake in the Marsh at the Sea Side & from thence by a line of marked trees to Jingoteague Branch. The line between Capt John Walker and John Blake beginning at a Walnut tree being a corner tree between said Kendal and said Blake and from thence up a line of marked trees into Jingoteague Branch & from the aforesaid walnut tree by a line of marked trees to a red Oak that stands in the line of Roland (Robert?) Slocomb & from the said Oak by a line of marked trees to Jingoteague Branch. No line found between John Blake and Roland (Robert?) Slocomb from the water till we come to a red Oak that made the corner tree of John Wlaker. The line between William Watts and Roland (Robert?) Slocomb beginning at a Hickory tree near the marsh at the Sea Side and then by a line of marked trees to a red Oak which tree is a corner tree between Thomas Watts, Samuel Taylor & Scarburgh Tunnell; Samuel Taylors line running from said Oak by a line of marked trees between said Taylor & Rolland Slocomb in Jingoteague Branch and the line between Scarburgh Tunnell & William Watts running from the aforesaid by a line of marked trees till it intersects William Ewells line done in the presence of the above named people.⁵ He married Rebecca Blake, daughter of John Blake, circa 1740. The fact that this Robert Slocomb had a wife Rebecca is based on the 1744 sale of land, within Whitelaw's tract A137 (near Mappsville), from Charles Stockley to John Walker saying it had been sold to him by Robert & Rebecca Slocomb..¹ On 30 Jun 1741 John Watts' estate was administered to John Goutee. Robert Slocomb and Elias Taylor were securities.⁶ Robert sold land before 1744 at Mappsville, Acc Co, VA. In 1744 Charles Stockley had sold to John Walker an unspecified acreage, which also was unbounded, saying it had been sold to him by Robert and Rebecca Slocomb..⁷ It was on this date that Robert Slocomb witnessed a land sale from Thomas & Riley Slocomb to William Andrews for 100 acres where Robert Slocomb the Elder lived and held.⁸ Robert bought land in 1743 at Worcester Co, MD. It was in this year that Robert Slocomb bought Winter Pasture..⁹ About Mar 1743/44 in the vincinty of Chincoteague Branch, the following boundary lines were observed/processioned in the presence of those as stated below: The line between Lamuel Kendal and John Blake beginning at the Sea Side and Running near a ditch to a red oak a corner tree and from thence into a branch and so up the Branch and then by a line of marked trees to Jngotague Branch, done in the presence of the above persons. The line between John Walker and John Blake beginning at a black walnut and from thence a line of marked trees into Jngotague Branch and from the above said Walnut tree by a line of marked trees to a red oak that stands in the line of Robert Slocomb and from the said oak by a line of marked trees to Jngotague Branch, done in the presence of the above persons. No line found between John Blake and Robert Slocomb from the Water till we came to a red oak that made the corner tree of John Walker; the between William Watts and Robert Slocomb beginning at a hickory tree near the marsh at the Sea Side and then by a line of marked trees to a red oak which tree is a corner tree between the said Watts, John Walker and Scarburgh Tunnell; John Walkers line running from the said oak by a line of marked trees said Walker and Robert Slocomb into Jngotague Branch; and the line between Scarburgh Tunall and William Watts running from the aforesaid oak be a line of marked trees till it intercepts William Ewells line, don in the presence of the above persons.¹⁰ In 1747/48 in the vincinty of Chincoteague Branch, the following boundary lines were observed/processioned in the presence of those as stated below: The line between Lemuel Kendall & John Blake beginning at the Sea Side & running near a ditch to a red oak a corner tree and from thence into a branch & so up the Branch & then by a line of marked trees to Jngotague Branch. The line between John Walker & John Blake beginning at a black walnut tree being a corner tree in ye line between said Kendall & said Blake & from thence by a line of marked trees into Jngotague Branch & from the aforesaid walnut tree by a line of marked trees to a red oak that stands in the line of Robert Slocomb from the water till we came to a red oak that made the corner tree of John Walker. The line between John Watts & Robert Slocomb beginning at a hickory tree near the mark at the Sea Side and then a line of marked trees to a Red Oak which is a corner tree between said Watts and John Walker and Scarburgh Tunnel. John Walker's line running from the said Oak by a line of marked trees, said Walker & Robert Slocomb into Jngotague Branch. The line between Scarburgh Tunnell & John Watts running from the aforesaid Oak by a line of marked trees till it intercepts William Ewells line. The line between John Watts and William Ewell being a mulberry tree near the water on the Sea Side.¹¹ On 18 Mar 1748/49, Robert Slocomb of Acc Co, VA, taylor, for 12 pounds current money of Virginia, mortaged to George Douglas of the same place, the following: one walnut desk, two oval tables, the largest of maple and the smallest of walnut, four feather beds, two rugs, one blue and on green, and all the blankets and shoots to the above bed, five poutor dishes, six soup plates, and all other poutor now the property of Robert, six cyder hoggs heads, two young steers, four cows and one yearling. The said cattle, except the yearling are not yet marked with the proper mark of the said Robert, to wit: both ears croped and one slit in the right ear. George Douglas was to only use these items until Robert or his heirs delivered the 12 pounds with interest. After one year this would be considered a sale. It was signed by Robert Slocomb, S.S., in the pressence of John Pardise, Littleton Dennis and Tabitha Douglas Junior and presented in court on 31 May 1749. (NOTE: The "S.S." after his signature stands for Sea Side, implying there was another Robert Slocomb in Acc Co, probably on the Bay Side. Another possibility is that since his father had lived on the Bay Side at the head of Guilford Creek, that he had always used the "S.S." to distinguish himself from this father and continued to use it after his father's death.).¹² The 4 processioners returns of 1735/36, 1739/40, 1743/44 and 1747/48, naming Robert Slocomb and one of his neighbors John Blake, are evidently of the same track of land as the descriptions are very similiar and all mentioning Jingoteague Creek. According to Whitelaw (p 1334) Jingoteague or Gingoteague Creek, is now called Mosquito Creek, alongside the southern branch of which was located the millpond which was first called Wallop's and then Watt's millpond. This combined with the fact that in 1741 Robert Slomcomb was security John Watts' estate, surely puts Rober Slocomb living on part of Whitelaw's track A174, which is just south and east of the present day Wattsville directly on the Sea Side. According to Whitelaw (p 1333/1) a William Blake purchased part of this track in 1686 from a William Turville of Somerset Co, MD. Whitelaw further states that in 1688 this land passed from William Blake to his sons William and John and another part went to a William Kenet and later to the son John Blake, who in 1726 left land to his adopted grandson John Blake, who was a son of Charles Blake, alias Price, deceased, and son of Mary, the daughter of Charles Ratcliffe of Somerset Co, MD. This adopted grandson John Blake, who died in 1761, was evidently the John Blake named in the above processioners returns between 1735 and 1748.^13,14

     William was born circa 1750 at Accomack Co, VA. William witnessed a will on 31 July 1784 at Accomack Co, VA. It was on this date that William Slocomb, along with Elijah Lillaston, witnessed the will of Thomas Slocomb..¹ William was on the list of tithables at Accomack Co, VA, for in 1787. He was shown as William Sloram, a white male over age 21 and Susanah Crippen was charged with tax for him..² William was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1810 at Accomack Parish, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as William Slocomb Sen., age over 45 years (bc before 1765). Listed with him were 2 males, age 0-10; 2 males, age 10-16; 1 female, age 0-10; 1 female, age 16-26; 1 female, age 26-45; and 7 slaves..³

     Henry was born circa 1760 at Accomack Co, VA. He married Susanna Custis, daughter of (-----) Custis, on 9 April 1787 at Accomack Co, VA. Southy Simpson was the security on the M.L.B. of Henry Custis and Susanna Slocomb. They were married on 14 Apr 1787..^1,2

     Livey was born circa 1780 at Accomack Co, VA. She married Levi Ball on 31 December 1803 at Accomack Co, VA. John Slocumb was the security on the M.L.B. of Levi Ball and Livey Slocumb..¹

     Levi was born circa 1780 at Accomack Co, VA. He married Livey Slocomb on 31 December 1803 at Accomack Co, VA. John Slocumb was the security on the M.L.B. of Levi Ball and Livey Slocumb..¹

     Mary was born circa 1820. She married William D. Wallace on 25 March 1848 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown only as William D. Wallace and Mary Jane Slocum. No other information was given..¹

     William was born circa 1820. He married Mary Jane Slocomb on 25 March 1848 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown only as William D. Wallace and Mary Jane Slocum. No other information was given..¹

     Thomas was born circa 1770. He married Anne 'Nancy' Bowen on 6 April 1802 at Worcester Co, MD. They were shown only as Thomas Slocomb and Anne Bowen. No other information was given..¹

     Anne was born circa 1780. She married Thomas Slocomb, son of Ryley Slocomb and Sarah Merrill, on 6 April 1802 at Worcester Co, MD. They were shown only as Thomas Slocomb and Anne Bowen. No other information was given..¹

     Ara was born circa 1838 at Worcester Co, MD.² She married John William Slocomb, son of Walter Slocomb and Rebecca Bowles, on 6 January 1857 at Worcester Co, MD. They were shown only as John A. Slocomb and Jane Mason. No other information was given..³ Ara was listed with her husband in the census of in 1880 at Atlantic Dist, Acc Co, VA. She was shown as Jane Slocomb, a 42 year old wife and house keeper, born in MD in HH#113 headed by John Slocomb, a 47 year old farmer, born in VA..²

     William was born circa 1833 at New Jersey.¹ He married Ida Ann Slocomb, daughter of William Corbin Slocomb Sr. and Susan Aydelotte, on 3 October 1864 at Worcester Co, MD. They were shown as William Bloodgood and Ida Slocomb. No other information was given..² William was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1870 at Atlantic Dist, Acc Co, VA. He was shown as William Bloodgood the head of HH#AT229, a 37 year old oysterman with real estate valued at $4,000 and personal property valued at $250, born in NJ. Everyone else was born in VA. Listed with him were the following Bloodgoods: Ida, age 28 and keeping house; Abraham, age 2; and Kate, age 3 months. Also listed was Emma Watson, a 19 year old black domestic servant..¹

     Polly was born circa 1800. She married Elijah Pilchard on 17 February 1823 at Worcester Co, MD. They were shown only as Elijah Pilchard and Polly Slocomb. No other information was given..¹

     Elijah was born circa 1800. He married Polly Slocomb on 17 February 1823 at Worcester Co, MD. They were shown only as Elijah Pilchard and Polly Slocomb. No other information was given..¹

     Rose was born in May 1881 at New York City, NY. Rose was listed with her parents in the census of in 1900 at Brooklyn, New York City, Kings Co, NY.

     Katherine was born in June 1883 at New York City, NY. Katherine was listed with her parents in the census of in 1900 at Brooklyn, New York City, Kings Co, NY.

     John was born circa 1873 at Passaic Township, Morris Co, NJ. John was listed with his parents in the census of in 1880 at Passaic Township, Morris Co, NJ. He married Elizabeth (-----) circa 1893.¹ John was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1900 at Morris Township, Morris Co, NJ. He was shown as John E. Hathaway the head of HH352, a 27 year old carpenter, born Jan 1873. Listed with him were the following Hathaways: Elizabeth, a 25 year old wife, born Mary 1875, married 7 years; Edith, a 5 year old daughter, born Jan 1895; and John, a 2 year old son, born Jul 1897..

     William was born circa 1876 at Passaic Township, Morris Co, NJ. William was listed with his parents in the census of in 1880 at Passaic Township, Morris Co, NJ.

     Bertha was born circa 1879 at Passaic Township, Morris Co, NJ. Bertha was listed with her parents in the census of in 1880 at Passaic Township, Morris Co, NJ.

     Isaac was born circa 1863 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ. Isaac was listed with his parents in the census of in 1880 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ. He married Ida (-----) circa 1897. Isaac was listed as a head of household in the census of in 1910 at Passaic Township, Morris Co, NJ. He was shown as Issac Fennimore the head of HH#6, a 47 year old farm manager. He was born in NJ as were both his parents. Everyone in the household was shown like this. Listed with him were the following Fennimores: Ida, a 31 year old wife of 13 years; Edith, an 11 year old daughter; Frederick, a 7 year old son; Calvin, a 3 year old son; and William, an 80 year old father. Also listed were Harry W. Lockwood, a 24 year old farm hand and his wife Sarah E. Lockwood, a 22 year old servant..

     John was born circa 1864 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ. John was listed with his parents in the census of in 1880 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ.

     Ida was born circa 1868 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ. Ida was listed with her parents in the census of in 1880 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ.

     Charles was born circa 1870 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ. Charles was listed with his parents in the census of in 1880 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ.

     Louis was born circa 1872 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ. Louis was listed with his parents in the census of in 1880 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ.

     Ellen was born circa 1876 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ. Ellen was listed with her parents in the census of in 1880 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ.

     Elias was born circa 1878 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ. Elias was listed with his parents in the census of in 1880 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ.

     William was born circa 1861 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ. William was listed with his parents in the census of in 1880 at Bernards Township, Somerset Co, NJ.

     Joseph was born in February 1835 at Prussia. He married Mary Generczyk(?) circa 1863.

     Mary was born in June 1839 at Prussia. She married Joseph Ratajczyk circa 1863.

     Rosa was born circa 1867 at Wisconsin.

     Frank was born in February 1870 at Wisconsin. He married Eva (-----) circa 1895.

     Julia was born circa 1873 at Wisconsin.

     Peter was born circa 1875 at Wisconsin.

     Mary was born circa 1878 at Illinois.

     Celie was born in August 1880 at Illinois.

     Eva was born in February 1874 at Ohio. She married Frank Ratajczyk, son of Joseph Ratajczyk and Mary Generczyk(?), circa 1895.

     Helen was born in December 1896 at Illinois.

     Edward was born in December 1898 at Illinois.

     Emil was born circa 1901 at Illinois.

     Gretrude was born circa 1903 at Illinois.

     Leonard was born circa 1905 at Illinois.

     Irene was born circa 1908 at Illinois. She married Roman Stanley Dressler, son of Joseph Dressler and Florentina 'Flora' (-----), circa 1930. Irene died in June 1965.

     Paul was born circa 1915 at Illinois.

     Roman was born on 7 July 1906 at Illinois. He married Irene Marie Ratajczyk, daughter of Frank Ratajczyk and Eva (-----), circa 1930. Roman died in March 1971 at age 64.

     Joseph was born in April 1860 at Poland-Russia. He married Florentina 'Flora' (-----) circa 1889.

     Florentina was born in October 1872 at Wisconsin. She married Joseph Dressler circa 1889.

     Joseph was born circa 1910 at Illinois.

     Charlie was born circa 1914 at Illinois.

     Arthur was born circa 1919 at Illinois.

     Henry was born circa 1902 at Illinois.