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 ==Bessie Wallis Warfield==
-Bessie Wallis Warfield was born on [[June 19]], 1896 in Square Cottage, Monterey Inn, Blue Ridge Summit, Franklin County, [[Pennsylvania]], as the daughter of [[#Teackle Wallis Warfield|Teackle Wallis Warfield]] and [[#Alice M Montague|Alice M. Montague]].  They were at that resort due to a futile attempt to cure Teackle's tuberculosis.  He died a few months later.  Alice and Bessie moved in with Teackle's mother in Baltimore, [[Maryland]] but the two woman could not agree and so Alice and Bessie moved again.  "In the end the two women were supported by Teackle's wealthy brother Solomon Warfield." (see Answers.com) "She was christened Bessie but when she grew up, she dropped the Bessie and called herself Wallis" (''The Amiable Baltimorians'')  Bessie Wallis was evidently named Bessie for Alice's favorite older sister, and Wallis for her husband's middle name.
+Bessie Wallis Warfield was born on 19 June 1896 in Square Cottage, Monterey Inn, Blue Ridge Summit, Franklin County, [[Pennsylvania]], as the daughter of [[#Teackle Wallis Warfield|Teackle Wallis Warfield]] and [[#Alice M Montague|Alice M. Montague]].  They were at that resort due to a futile attempt to cure Teackle's tuberculosis.  Teackle's health had been precarious for some time and he died that November, when Bessie was about five months old.  Teackle was not a great commercial success in his career and left Alice and Bessie with little to support them.
-Much has been said about Bessie's supposed background of poverty.  But poverty to those authors evidently means not living in splendor.  The records prove that her family was firmly upper class if perhaps "lower-upper" as they say.  In 1908, her mother Alice remarried to John Freeman Rasin, an insurance broker and "son of the Democratic boss of Baltimore", and the family lived in Baltimore, Maryland. More details on the Rasin family can be found in the book [http://books.google.com/books?id=pPZom7xkp3gC&pg=PA764&lpg=PA764&dq=warfield+freeman+rasin&source=web&ots=1LVnI_fJph&sig=l_YblZTwEzmDD4rFnDUQl8J3Q8s#PPA764,M1 ''Baltimore : It's History and It's People''].  (In particular it shows how John Freeman Rasin descends, through the Wingfields, from [[Richard Cecil]] and from [[Edward I, King of England]].)
+At first, Alice and Bessie moved in with Teackle's mother in Baltimore, [[Maryland]] but the two woman could not agree. Bessie in her autobiography says that it was either that Solomon Warfield, a bachelor uncle, also living there, fell in love with Alice in those close quarters, or that Alice's mother-in-law just didn't like Alice dating so soon after Teackle's death. The widowed Mrs Warfield still wore black more than a decade after her husband's death and evidently thought that was the proper course for Alice to follow.
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+So Alice and Bessie moved again, to a hotel for some months, but then again into the house of her aunt.  Alice however wanted a place of her own, and so they then took an apartment in a building with several other tenants.  The biography at Answers.com states: "In the end the two women were supported by Teackle's wealthy brother Solomon Warfield."  This however is not exactly true.  Women of Alice's time and standing were very restricted in what sort of careers they could pursue.  Alice did some small at-home sewing and took a hand at cooking for some of the other tenants in the apartment building where she lived, but the money deposited by Solomon, monthly into her bank account at his bank, is what kept most of the bills paid.
-Bessie married Earl Winfield Spencer Jr. on [[Nov 8]], 1916 at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore, [[Maryland]]. She and her first husband had moved to England.  They were divorced on [[Dec 10]], 1927. She married secondly Ernest Aldrich Simpson on [[Jul 21]], 1928 in Chelsea Registrar's Office, Chelsea, London, England.
+Some biographers would have you believe that Alice "ran a boarding house".  Alice however did not own the building.  She merely found out that many tenants ate out, and offered to cook for them, in exchange for money.  She was a great cook, but not great at minding the bills, and ended up spending more than she was taking in.  So that ended her brief career as a cook.  She never "ran a boarding house".
-She was divorced from her second husband on [[Oct 27]], 1936 but not before Wallis had begun an affair with [[Edward VIII, King of England|Prince Edward]] who was at that time the heir to the English throne, being the eldest son of [[George V, King of England]] and his wife Mary von Teck.  His father George having died on [[Jan 20]], 1936, Edward became King but his desire to marry Wallis was firmly resisted by the government and public.  His famous abdication speech on [[Dec 11]], 1936 stated that, "The throne means nothing to me without Wallis beside me." (''The Royals'', page 15)  They were married on [[Jun 3]], 1937 in Chateau de Cande, Maine-et-Loire, France, and lived thereafter in semi-exile from Britain, mostly in France, although with occasional trips to Great Britain and the United States.
+As far as Wallis name, "she was christened Bessie but when she grew up, she dropped the Bessie and called herself Wallis" (''The Amiable Baltimorians'')  In doing this, she was following a family tradition, as her father did not like his name Teackle, and always went by T. Wallis.  Bessie Wallis was named Bessie for Alice's favorite older sister, and Wallis for her husband's middle name.  She states that her name was all run together, her grandmother calling her "Bessiewallis" as if it were one name.
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+The picture at left shows Bessie as a young lady.  Bessie's family was firmly upper class if perhaps "lower-upper" as they say. Although the Montague's were a family of some social pretension, they were not wealthy. The Warfields however were &mdash; holding positions and land holdings that were quite handsome for the time. In 1908, her mother Alice remarried to John Freeman Rasin, an insurance broker and "son of the Democratic boss of Baltimore", and the family lived in Baltimore, Maryland. More details on the Rasin family can be found in the book [http://books.google.com/books?id=pPZom7xkp3gC&pg=PA764&lpg=PA764&dq=warfield+freeman+rasin&source=web&ots=1LVnI_fJph&sig=l_YblZTwEzmDD4rFnDUQl8J3Q8s#PPA764,M1 ''Baltimore : It's History and It's People''].  (In particular it shows how John Freeman Rasin descends, through the Wingfields, from [[Richard Cecil]] and from [[Edward I, King of England]].)</td></tr></table>
+Bessie married a U.S. Navy airman named Earl Winfield Spencer Jr. on 8 Nov 1916 at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore, [[Maryland]]. He however was "...a violent alcoholic", and she left him in 1921, but did not divorce until 10 Dec 1927. Moving to London, she married secondly to banker Ernest Aldrich Simpson on 21 Jul 1928 in Chelsea Registrar's Office, Chelsea, London, England.
+<table><tr><td>Wallis was divorced from her second husband on 27 Oct 1936 but not before she had begun a romantic relationship with [[Edward VIII, King of England|Prince Edward]] who was at that time the heir to the English throne, being the eldest son of [[George V, King of England]] and his wife Mary von Teck.  His father George having died on 20 Jan 1936, Edward became King but his desire to marry Wallis was firmly resisted by the government and public.  His famous abdication speech on 11 Dec 1936 stated that, "The throne means nothing to me without Wallis beside me." (''The Royals'', page 15)  They were married on 3 Jun 1937 in Chateau de Cande, Maine-et-Loire, France, and lived thereafter in semi-exile from Britain, mostly in France, although with occasional trips to Great Britain and the United States.  The picture on the right shows Wallis and Edward VII when they married.</td><td>http://cache.eb.com/eb/image?id=160&rendTypeId=4.jpg</td></tr></table>
 After the abdication, Edward was made Duke of Windsor by his brother, the now-King, who took the name [[George VI, King of England|George VI]]. Wallis was styled Duchess of Windsor but by a new statute created just for her, she was not called "Her Royal Highness".  This is much discussed in Kitty Kelly's book ''The Royals'', where she states that George's wife, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon better known as the Queen Mother, was jealous of Bessie because she had wanted to marry Edward herself.
-Edward and Wallis were thought, during WWII to be sympathetic to the Nazis.  They adopted a jet-setting life-style of socialites until Edward died in 1972, after which Wallis was rarely seen in public.  A picture of Edward and Wallis in their later years appears in the 1985 edition of the Encyclopaedia Brittanica. Wallis died on [[Apr 24]], 1986 in Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France. She was buried on [[Apr 29]], 1986 in Frogmore House, Windsor, Berkshire, England.
+Edward and Wallis were thought, during WWII to be sympathetic to the Nazis.  They adopted a jet-setting life-style of socialites until Edward died in 1972, after which Wallis was rarely seen in public.  A picture of Edward and Wallis in their later years appears in the 1985 edition of the Encyclopaedia Brittanica. A book on Wallis' last days was writen in which her lawyer and caretaker Susan Blum was villified.
+Wallis died on 24 Apr 1986 in Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France. She was buried next to Edward, on 29 Apr 1986 at Frogmore House, Windsor, Berkshire, England.
 ===Primary documents for 1===
 *[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&db=1910USCenIndex%2c&rank=0&tips=0&gsfn=bessie&gsln=warfield&sx=&gs1co=1%2cAll+Countries&gs1pl=1%2c+&year=&yearend=&sbo=0&sbor=&ufr=0&wp=4%3b_80000002%3b_80000003&srchb=r&prox=1&ti=0&ti.si=0&gss=angs-d&o_iid=21416&o_lid=21416&o_it=21416&fh=3&recid=29830787&recoff=1+3+27+29 1910 Census of Baltimore, Maryland] showing : "J Freeman Rasin, 40, first marriage, 2 years ago, b MD/MD/MD, Insurance Broker; Alice M Rasin 40; Bessie W Warfield 13 stepdaughter b PA; Mary Louisa Shorter 27; Minnie Bacon 25; Willima E McDonnell 26; Henry Stitz"
-*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=7235&iid=NEWS-MD-FR_PO.1928_11_16_0004&r=an&rc=2891,2533,2996,2566;3013,2533,3153,2566&fn=wallis&ln=warfield&st=d&ssrc=&pid=486916100 ''The Frederick Post'' (Frederick, Maryland)] [[Nov 16]], 1928 "Would Set Aside Will", "Grandniece files Action Against S Davies Warfield Estate" in which : S Davies is named as the President of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seaboard_Air_Line_Railroad Seaboard Air Line], his estate exceeds five million dollars, and "Wallis Warfield Simpson" a niece is mentioned as one of the legal heirs.
+*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=7235&iid=NEWS-MD-FR_PO.1928_11_16_0004&r=an&rc=2891,2533,2996,2566;3013,2533,3153,2566&fn=wallis&ln=warfield&st=d&ssrc=&pid=486916100 ''The Frederick Post'' (Frederick, Maryland)] 16 Nov 1928 "Would Set Aside Will", "Grandniece files Action Against S Davies Warfield Estate" in which : S Davies is named as the President of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seaboard_Air_Line_Railroad Seaboard Air Line], his estate exceeds five million dollars, and "Wallis Warfield Simpson" a niece is mentioned as one of the legal heirs.
-*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=7687&iid=NEWS-MI-IR_DA_GL.1936_10_15_0010&r=an&rc=717,2688,846,2717;865,2688,976,2717&fn=freeman&ln=rasin&st=d&ssrc=&pid=491076618 ''Ironwood Daily Globe (Ironwood, Michigan)''], [[Oct 15]], 1936 "Mrs Simpson Made Debut During Early Days of War" : "Most Talked of Woman in World Traces Lineage to Norman Knight" : transcribed [[WallisSimpson1|here]]"Mrs Ernest Simpson ..... her friendship with King Edward VIII has made her "The Most Talked-of Woman in the World." So Laura Lou Brookman, novelist and staff correspondent of NEA Service, went to Baltimore to find out who Mrs Simpson is, what her girlhood and background were like.  She tells the story of the debhood of "the Yankee at King Edward's Court" in this second of four articles."
+*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=7687&iid=NEWS-MI-IR_DA_GL.1936_10_15_0010&r=an&rc=717,2688,846,2717;865,2688,976,2717&fn=freeman&ln=rasin&st=d&ssrc=&pid=491076618 ''Ironwood Daily Globe (Ironwood, Michigan)''], 15 Oct 1936 "Mrs Simpson Made Debut During Early Days of War" : "Most Talked of Woman in World Traces Lineage to Norman Knight" : transcribed [[WallisSimpson1|here]]"Mrs Ernest Simpson ..... her friendship with King Edward VIII has made her "The Most Talked-of Woman in the World." So Laura Lou Brookman, novelist and staff correspondent of NEA Service, went to Baltimore to find out who Mrs Simpson is, what her girlhood and background were like.  She tells the story of the debhood of "the Yankee at King Edward's Court" in this second of four articles."
-*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=7235&iid=NEWS-MD-FR_PO.1936_10_15_0001&r=an&rc=2899,2179,3004,2212;3021,2179,3178,2212&fn=wallis&ln=warfield&st=d&ssrc=&pid=491076609 ''The Frederick Post'' (Frederick, Maryland)], [[Oct 15]], 1936 "American-Born Friend of King Seeks Divorce", "Mrs Simpson Takes Steps To Divorce Ernest Simpson; Hearing Oct 27"
+*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=7235&iid=NEWS-MD-FR_PO.1936_10_15_0001&r=an&rc=2899,2179,3004,2212;3021,2179,3178,2212&fn=wallis&ln=warfield&st=d&ssrc=&pid=491076609 ''The Frederick Post'' (Frederick, Maryland)], 15 Oct 1936 "American-Born Friend of King Seeks Divorce", "Mrs Simpson Takes Steps To Divorce Ernest Simpson; Hearing Oct 27"
+*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JWL79qtRtY&feature=related Edward VIII reads his abdication speech]
+*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0JW2FBdaUM The Duke of Windsor discusses meeting Wallis]
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+*A program on BBC evidently, with dramatic re-enactments, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U76erGiOPpU Part 1], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZMbbXKHfW8 Part 2], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wE8Bct4gfoo Part 3]
 *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallis_Simpson "Wallis, Duchess of Windsor"] on Wikipedia
 *[http://www.thepeerage.com/p10072.htm#i100717 "Bessie Wallis Warfield"] on ThePeerage
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 *[http://books.google.com/books?id=WNso9EnqfxcC&pg=PA118&lpg=PA118&dq=warfield+freeman+rasin&source=web&ots=wti8EKhhjH&sig=8XvvY4HmlpYuyAXcfjnT8wQMa7s ''The Amiable Baltimoreans''], by Francis F Beirne. 1984. Page 118-121 citing [http://content.ancestry.com/browse/bookview.aspx?dbid=12902&iid=dvm_dez_GenMono001987-00001-0&desc=Warfield&rc=1525%2c2102%2c2013%2c2164 "The Warfields of Maryland"], by Prof Joshua Dorsey Warfield. Baltimore: The Daily Record Company, 1898.
 *[http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=9580312&st=1 "Bessie Wallis Warfield"], OneWorldTree: Pedigree View
-*[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1075108,00.html?promoid=googlep "Time" magazine] (online) "The Woman who Cost a Kingdom", [[Jun 21]], 2005 By Walter Isaacson
+*[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1075108,00.html?promoid=googlep "Time" magazine] (online) "The Woman who Cost a Kingdom", 21 Jun 2005 By Walter Isaacson
 *''The Royals'', Kitty Kelley. Warner Books, New York. 1997. 547 pages
 ===Further reading===
-*[http://www.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,1101370104,00.html?internalid=AC Wallis as "Woman of the Year"] on the cover of ''Time'' magazine in 1937
+*[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002F9JYQ/102-9279843-7223326?ie=UTF8&tag=countyh-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=1789&creativeASIN=B0002F9JYQ Wallis as "Woman of the Year"] on the cover of ''Time'' magazine in 1937
+*[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0806524642/102-9279843-7223326?ie=UTF8&tag=countyh-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=1789&creativeASIN=0806524642 ''The Duchess Of Windsor: The Uncommon Life of Wallis Simpson''] (Paperback)
+*[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0979178304/102-9279843-7223326?ie=UTF8&tag=countyh-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=1789&creativeASIN=0979178304 ''The King and Mrs. Simpson: The True Story of the Commoner Who Captured the Heart of a King''] (Paperback)
+*[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001CJ9SHO/102-9279843-7223326?ie=UTF8&tag=countyh-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=1789&creativeASIN=B001CJ9SHO ''The King and Mrs. Simpson: The True Story of the Commoner Who Captured the Heart of a King''] (Kindle Edition)
 ==Teackle Wallis Warfield==
-Teackle Wallis Warfield was born in [[Jul 31]], 1869 in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of Henry MacTier Warfield and his wife Anna Emory.
+Teackle Wallis Warfield ([http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/search/AF/individual_record.asp?recid=7715068&lds=0&region=- AFN:9HQ8-XJ]) was born in 31 Jul 1869 in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of [[#Henry MacTier Warfield|Henry MacTier Warfield]] and his wife [[#Anna Emory|Anna Emory]].
-He married Alice Montague and their only child was born a few months before his death due to tuberculosis.  Teackle died [[Nov 15]], 1896.
+He married [[#Alice Montague|Alice Montague]] in 1895 or 1896, and their only child [[#Bessie Wallis Warfield|Bessie Wallis Warfield]] was born a few months before his 15 Nov 1896 death due to tuberculosis, age 27.
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 *[http://www.answers.com/topic/wallis-simpson "Wallis Simpson"] on Answers.Com
 *[http://books.google.com/books?id=WNso9EnqfxcC&pg=PA118&lpg=PA118&dq=warfield+freeman+rasin&source=web&ots=wti8EKhhjH&sig=8XvvY4HmlpYuyAXcfjnT8wQMa7s ''The Amiable Baltimoreans''], by Francis F Beirne. Page 118-121
-*[http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=9580312&st=1 "Bessie Wallis Warfield"], OneWorldTree: Pedigree View
+*[http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=29796714&st=1 "Teackle Wallis Warfield"], OneWorldTree: Pedigree View
-*[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1075108,00.html?promoid=googlep "Time" magazine] (online) "The Woman who Cost a Kingdom", [[Jun 21]], 2005 By Walter Isaacson
+*[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1075108,00.html?promoid=googlep "Time" magazine] (online) "The Woman who Cost a Kingdom", 21 Jun 2005 By Walter Isaacson
 *[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=BookView&ti=0&dbid=24351&iid=dvm_GenMono005980-00107-0&rc=1090,2885,1314,2933;1507,2876,1756,2925&fn=teackle&ln=warfield&st=d&ssrc=&pid=181 "The Smiths and the Chamberlains : also the Wilsons, Walters, Warfields, Van Sitterts"], page 156. Citing "The Warfields of Maryland", by Prof. Joshua Dorsey Warfield. Pub Baltimore, 1898.
 ==Alice Montague==
-Alice Montague was born [[Nov 30]], 1869 in New Jersey, the daughter of [[#William Latane Montague|William Latane Montague]], a businessman and sometimes stockbroker, by his wife Sally Love.
+<table><tr><td>http://www.thepeerage.com/100819_001.jpg</td><td>Alice Montague was born 30 Nov 1869 in New Jersey, the daughter of [[#William Latane Montague|William Latane Montague]], a businessman and sometimes stockbroker, by his wife [[#Sally Love|Sally Love]].
-Alice Montague married [[#Teackle Wallis Warfield|Teackle Wallis Warfield]] in 1895 or 1896.  In 1908, Alice remarried to John Freeman Rasin, an insurance broker and "son of the Democratic boss of Baltimore", and the family lived in Baltimore, Maryland. More details on the Rasin family can be found [http://books.google.com/books?id=pPZom7xkp3gC&pg=PA764&lpg=PA764&dq=warfield+freeman+rasin&source=web&ots=1LVnI_fJph&sig=l_YblZTwEzmDD4rFnDUQl8J3Q8s#PPA764,M1 here].
+Alice Montague married [[#Teackle Wallis Warfield|Teackle Wallis Warfield]] in 1895 or 1896, their only child was [[#Bessie Wallis Warfield|Bessie Wallis Warfield]].  In 1908, Alice remarried to John Freeman Rasin, an insurance broker and "son of the Democratic boss of Baltimore", and the family lived in Baltimore, Maryland. More details on the Rasin family can be found [http://books.google.com/books?id=pPZom7xkp3gC&pg=PA764&lpg=PA764&dq=warfield+freeman+rasin&source=web&ots=1LVnI_fJph&sig=l_YblZTwEzmDD4rFnDUQl8J3Q8s#PPA764,M1 here].
-She has a picture online [http://www.thepeerage.com/p10082.htm#i100819 here] where she is called "Alice Montague Simpson", the "Simpson" surname is most likely an error.  Her last husband was Charles Gordon Allen.  Alice died in 1929 and is buried at Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington, D.C.
+Her last husband was Charles Gordon Allen.  Alice died in 1929 and is buried at Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington, D.C.</td></tr></table>
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 *[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=7163&iid=NJM593_852-0118&fn=Alice+M&ln=Montague&st=r&ssrc=&pid=27573193 1870 Census of Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey] showing : "W L Montague, 45, Stockbroker, $1000, b VA; Sallie H 31, Keeping House, b MD; Frank H 10 b MD; Bessie 5 b MD; Willie L 3 b MD; Alice M 6/12 b NJ, born in January; Catherine White 33 Domestic Servant, b Ireland"
-*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=6445&iid=news-dc-thewashingtonpost.1908_06_19_0007&r=an&rc=3167,2304,3286,2329;2621,2329,2762,2354&fn=wallis&ln=warfield&st=d&ssrc=&pid=476269575 ''The Washington Post'' (Washington, D.C.)], [[Jun 19]], 1908. Page 7 "Social and Personal"
+*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=6445&iid=news-dc-thewashingtonpost.1908_06_19_0007&r=an&rc=3167,2304,3286,2329;2621,2329,2762,2354&fn=wallis&ln=warfield&st=d&ssrc=&pid=476269575 ''The Washington Post'' (Washington, D.C.)], 19 Jun 1908. Page 7 "Social and Personal"
 <blockquote>"It is reported that the marriage of Mrs Teackle Wallis Warfield to Mr John Freeman Rasin will take place shortly.  Although the date for the wedding has not been definitely fixed, the Baltimore friends of Mrs Warfield and Mr Rasin expect the ceremony to be performed some time before July 1."</blockquote>
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 *[http://www.thepeerage.com/p10082.htm#i100819 "Alice M Montague"] on ThePeerage, the picture there is labeled "Alice Montague Simpson"
 *[http://www.genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00019988&tree=LEO "Alice Montague"] on Genealogics
+*[http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=18533330&st=1 "Alice Montague"], OneWorldTree: Pedigree View
 *More details on the Rasin family can be found in the book [http://books.google.com/books?id=pPZom7xkp3gC&pg=PA764&lpg=PA764&dq=warfield+freeman+rasin&source=web&ots=1LVnI_fJph&sig=l_YblZTwEzmDD4rFnDUQl8J3Q8s#PPA764,M1 ''Baltimore : It's History and It's People''] which states that Alice Montague, who married John Freeman Rasin, was the widow of Teackle Warfield, and the daughter of William L Montague.
 ==Henry Mactier Warfield==
-Henry Mactier Warfield ([http://www.familysearch.org AFN: VGR7-PS]) was the son of [[#Daniel Warfield|Daniel Warfield]] by his wife [[#Nancy Mactier|Nancy Mactier]].  He was born 1820 or 1825 in Maryland. He married [[#Anna Emory|Anna Emory]] between 1847 and 1850 probably in Baltimore.
+Henry Mactier Warfield ([http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/search/AF/individual_record.asp?recid=21459012&lds=0&frompage=0 AFN: VGR7-PS]) was the son of [[#Daniel Warfield|Daniel Warfield]] by his wife [[#Nancy Mactier|Nancy Mactier]].  He was born 1820 or 1825 in Maryland. He married [[#Anna Emory|Anna Emory]] between 1847 and 1850 probably in Baltimore.  He and Anna lived all, or the majority of their lives in Baltimore, Maryland.  He died in 1885.
+Henry and Anna had several children:
+#Ann WARFIELD (AFN:VGRB-H6) Born:  1853;    Christened:  Sep 1853   Place:  St. James Parish, Baltimore Co., Md   ;    Died:  Bef 1898   :
+#Daniel WARFIELD (AFN:VGRB-G1)      Born:  1857   Place:  Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md   Died:  Bef 1898   :
+#Solomon Davies WARFIELD (AFN:15V8-CXT) Born:  4 Sep 1859 Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md
+#Elizabeth WARFIELD (AFN:VGRB-JC)   Born:  Abt 1860  <Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md>  Died:  Bef 1898   :
+#Richard Emory WARFIELD (AFN:VGRB-KJ) Born:  1863   Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md  Died:  Aft 1898   :
+#Solomon Davies WARFIELD (AFN:VGRB-LP)  Born:  Abt. 1865   <Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md>
+#Richard Emory WARFIELD (AFN:1860-5QL)  Born:  Abt. 1865   <Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md>
+#Henry Mactier WARFIELD (AFN:VGRB-MV)   Born:  1866   Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md   Died:  Aft 1898   :
+#[[#Teackle Wallis Warfield|Teackle Wallis WARFIELD]] (AFN:9HQ8-XJ) Born: 1869 Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md    Christened:  31 Jul 1870   Place:  Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md       Died:  15 Nov 1896   Place:  Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md
 ===Primary documents for 4===
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 ===Secondary sources for 4===
+*[http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=29797553&st=1 "Henry MacTier Warfield"] on OneWorldTree, pedigree view
 *[http://www.genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00339674&tree=LEO "Henry Mactier Warfield"] on Genealogics
 *[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=bgmi&so=2&rank=0&tips=0&=%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c&gsfn=Henry&gsln=Warfield&sx=&gs1co=1%2cAll+Countries&gs1pl=1%2c+&year=&yearend=&sbo=0&sbor=&ufr=0&wp=4%3b_80000002%3b_80000003&srchb=r&prox=1&db=&ti=0&ti.si=0&gss=angs-b Biography and Genealogy Master Index] showing : "Warfield, Henry Mactier (1825-1885)" and citing "Appleton's Cyclopaedia of American Biography. A supplement. Six volumes. Edited by L.E. Dearborn. New York: Press Association Compilers, 1918-1931. Originally published as The Cyclopaedia of American Biography, Supplementary Edition. (ApCAB X)"
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 ==Anna Emory==
-Anna Emory was born abt 1832/3 in Maryland, the daughter of [[#Richard Emory|Richard Emory]] and his wife [[#Ann Gittings|Ann Gittings]].  She married [[#Henry Mactier Warfield|Henry M Warfield]] and they had several children.
+Anna Emory was born abt 1832/3 in Maryland, the daughter of [[#Richard Emory|Richard Emory]] and his wife [[#Ann Gittings|Ann Gittings]].  She married [[#Henry Mactier Warfield|Henry M Warfield]] between 1847 and 1850, and they had several children.  Henry and Anna lived all or the majority of their lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
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 ===Secondary sources for 5===
 *[http://www.genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00339675&tree=LEO "Anna Emory"] on Genealogics
+*[http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=8553663&st=1 "Anna Emory"] on OneWorldTree, pedigree view
 *[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/Bookview.aspx?dbid=12902&iid=dvm_dez_GenMono001987-00011-1&desc=mactier&rc=1463,1353,1772,1424;1412,1428,1724,1499;310,1594,572,1647;1457,2096,1761,2167;614,2707,918,2780;851,3227,1163,3284 "The Warfields of Maryland"], by Prof Joshua Dorsey Warfield. Baltimore: The Daily Record Company, 1898. Page 21 : "Henry Mactier Warfield, the prominent merchant, legislator and candidate for Mayor of Baltimore City, married Anna, daughter of Richard and Ann (Gittings) Emory, of "Manor Glen," of "My Lady's Manor."  She was a descendent of the Emorys of 1666, of Queen Anne Co."
 ==William Latane Montague==
-William Latane Montague was born about [[Aug 20]], 1824 in Buckingham County, [[Virginia]], the son of [[#Henry Brown Montague|Henry Brown Montague]] and his wife [[#Mary Anne Moody|Mary Anne Moody]].  He married [[#Sally Howard Love|Sally Howard Love]] and they lived first in Maryland but by 1870 had moved to Hackensack, Bergen County, [[New Jersey]] where their daughter [[#Alice Montague|Alice]] was born Nov 1869.
+William Latane Montague was born about 20 Aug 1824 in Buckingham County, [[Virginia]], the son of [[#Henry Brown Montague|Henry Brown Montague]] and his wife [[#Mary Anne Moody|Mary Anne Moody]].  He married, on 25 Feb 1858, [[#Sally Howard Love|Sally Howard Love]]. They lived first in Maryland but later moved to Hackensack, Bergen County, [[New Jersey]] where their daughter [[#Alice Montague|Alice]] was born Nov 1869.
+William Latane Montague married secondly 22 June 1888, Miss Mary E Hazlett of Talbot County, Maryland.  He died in 1909.
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 ===Secondary sources for 6===
 *More details on the Rasin family can be found in the book [http://books.google.com/books?id=pPZom7xkp3gC&pg=PA764&lpg=PA764&dq=warfield+freeman+rasin&source=web&ots=1LVnI_fJph&sig=l_YblZTwEzmDD4rFnDUQl8J3Q8s#PPA764,M1 ''Baltimore : It's History and It's People''], stating that Alice Montague, who married first to Teackle Warfield and second to John Rasin, was the daughter of William L Montague.
-*[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=0&db=genepoolb%2c&tips=0&gsfn=latane&gsln=montague&sx=&gs1co=1%2cAll+Countries&gs1pl=1%2c+&year=&yearend=&sbo=0&sbor=&ufr=0&wp=4%3b_80000002%3b_80000003&srchb=r&prox=1&ti=0&ti.si=0&o_iid=21416&o_lid=21416&o_it=21416&gss=angs-d&fh=85&recid=3121173&recoff=2+3&fsk=CIAAFokAL5ut&bsk=&pgoff= "William Latane Montague"] on Family Data Collection stating that he was born [[Aug 20]], 1824 in Buckingham County, Virginia to Henry Brown Montague and his wife Mary Anne Moody.
+*[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=0&db=genepoolb%2c&tips=0&gsfn=latane&gsln=montague&sx=&gs1co=1%2cAll+Countries&gs1pl=1%2c+&year=&yearend=&sbo=0&sbor=&ufr=0&wp=4%3b_80000002%3b_80000003&srchb=r&prox=1&ti=0&ti.si=0&o_iid=21416&o_lid=21416&o_it=21416&gss=angs-d&fh=85&recid=3121173&recoff=2+3&fsk=CIAAFokAL5ut&bsk=&pgoff= "William Latane Montague"] on Family Data Collection stating that he was born 20 Aug 1824 in Buckingham County, Virginia to Henry Brown Montague and his wife Mary Anne Moody.
+*[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/bookview.aspx?dbid=13959&iid=dvm_GenMono000293-00075-0&desc=John+Montague&rc=597,517,671,547;713,518,858,547 ''History and Genealogy of Peter Montague of Nansemond and Lancaster counties, Virginia and his descendents, 1621-1894''], page 136, line 509 : "William Latane b Aug 20, 1824".  His birthplace is not stated, but his next-elder brother was born in Cumberland County, Virginia, while his next-younger brother was born in Richmond County, Virginia.  So it is likely he was born in one or the other of those counties.
 *[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=13959&iid=dvm_GenMono000293-00126-1&sid=&gskw=&cr=1 ''History and Genealogy of Peter Montague of Nansemond and Lancaster counties, Virginia and his descendents, 1621-1894''], page 227, line 509 : "William Latane Montague, son of Henry B [153], b Aug 20, 1824 in Buckingham Co., Va.<blockquote>In 1848, at the age of 24, he came to Baltimore, Md., took a clerkship with Harrison & Co., a package dry goods house, thence in 1852 he embarked in the insurance business, which he abandoned in 1865 for the sugar and coffee trade in Baltimore.  In 1867 he left that business and went to New York and became a stock broker until 1876 when he returned to Baltimore and engaged in the same business.  In April, 1891, he returned to Richmond, Va., to engage in mercantile pursuits, after an absence of 43 years.  He m (1), Feb 25, 1858, Miss Sallie Howard Love, dau. of Capt. Thomas Love of Baltimore.  She d in New York, April 22, 1876 and was interred in Greenmount Cemetery in Baltimore.  He m (2), June 22, 1888, Miss Mary E Hazlett of Talbot Co, Md.</blockquote><blockquote>Children:</blockquote><blockquote>
 **1530 Frank Howard b June 26, 1860
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 ==Sally Howard Love==
 Sally Howard Love was born about 1839 in Maryland, the daughter of [[#Capt. Thomas Love|Capt. Thomas Love]] of Baltimore.  She married [[#William Latane Montague|William Latane Montague]] and they lived first in Maryland but by 1870 had moved to Hackensack, Bergen County, [[New Jersey]] where their daughter [[#Alice Montague|Alice]] was born Nov 1869.
+Sally died in New York 22 Apr 1876, and was buried at Greenmount Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland.
 ===Primary documentation for 7===
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 *[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=12902&iid=dvm_dez_GenMono001987-00011-0&sid=&gskw=Mactier+Warfield&cr=1 "The Warfields of Maryland"], by Prof Joshua Dorsey Warfield. Baltimore: The Daily Record Company, 1898. Page 20 : "Benj, second son of Seth and Mary (Gaither) Warfield, located at the junction of the old Frederick and Woodbine Road.  He married Ariana Dorsey, daughter of Henry and left Charles Dorsey, Alfred, Daniel, Nicholas Dorsey, Elizabeth, Sarah, Margaret and Maria."
 *Ibid, Page 21 : "Daniel lived at 'White Cottage,' married first, Sarah Meriweather, and second Nancy Mactier, daughter of Alexander and Frances (Crain) Mactier of Scotland...."
+*[http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=29796780&st=1 "Daniel Warfield"] on OneWorldTree, pedigree view
 ==Nancy MacTier==
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 ==Richard Emory==
-Richard Emory married [[#Ann Gittings|Ann Gittings]] on [[Mar 31]], 1824 and they had at least one child [[#Anna Emory|Anna Emory]], who was born about 1832/3 in Maryland.
+Richard Emory was born about 1798 in [[Maryland]].
+Richard Emory married [[#Ann Gittings|Ann Gittings]] on 31 Mar 1824 and they had several children, among whom was [[#Anna Emory|Anna Emory]], who was born about 1832/3 in Maryland.  In 1850 the family is living in Baltimore, Maryland.
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 ===Secondary sources for 10===
 *[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/Bookview.aspx?dbid=12902&iid=dvm_dez_GenMono001987-00011-1&desc=mactier&rc=1463,1353,1772,1424;1412,1428,1724,1499;310,1594,572,1647;1457,2096,1761,2167;614,2707,918,2780;851,3227,1163,3284 "The Warfields of Maryland"], by Prof Joshua Dorsey Warfield. Baltimore: The Daily Record Company, 1898. Page 21 : "Henry Mactier Warfield, the prominent merchant, legislator and candidate for Mayor of Baltimore City, married Anna, daughter of Richard and Ann (Gittings) Emory, of "Manor Glen," of "My Lady's Manor."  She was a descendent of the Emorys of 1666, of Queen Anne Co."
+===Dubious Sources for 10===
+*[http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=143854843&st=1 "Richard Emory"], pedigree view, on OneWorldTree
 ==Ann Gittings==
-Ann Gittings married [[#Richard Emory|Richard Emory]] on [[Mar 31]], 1824 and they had at least one child [[#Anna Emory|Anna Emory]].
+Ann Gittins was born about 1799 in [[Maryland]].
+Ann Gittings married [[#Richard Emory|Richard Emory]] on 31 Mar 1824 and they had at least one child [[#Anna Emory|Anna Emory]].  By 1850 they are living in Baltimore.
+Ann Gittings died in 1882.
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 ==Henry Brown Montague==
+Henry Brown Montague was born in 1795 in Virginia, the son of [[#John Montague|John Montague]] and his wife [[#Rebecca Brown|Rebecca Brown]].  He was living in Buckingham County, Virginia and married to Mary Anne Moody by 1824 when his son William Latane Montague was born there on Aug 20.
+Henry died in 1855.
 ===Secondary sources for 12===
-*[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=0&db=genepoolb%2c&tips=0&gsfn=latane&gsln=montague&sx=&gs1co=1%2cAll+Countries&gs1pl=1%2c+&year=&yearend=&sbo=0&sbor=&ufr=0&wp=4%3b_80000002%3b_80000003&srchb=r&prox=1&ti=0&ti.si=0&o_iid=21416&o_lid=21416&o_it=21416&gss=angs-d&fh=85&recid=3121173&recoff=2+3&fsk=CIAAFokAL5ut&bsk=&pgoff= "William Latane Montague"] on Family Data Collection stating that he was born [[Aug 20]], 1824 in Buckingham County, Virginia to Henry Brown Montague and his wife Mary Anne Moody.
+*[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=0&db=genepoolb%2c&tips=0&gsfn=latane&gsln=montague&sx=&gs1co=1%2cAll+Countries&gs1pl=1%2c+&year=&yearend=&sbo=0&sbor=&ufr=0&wp=4%3b_80000002%3b_80000003&srchb=r&prox=1&ti=0&ti.si=0&o_iid=21416&o_lid=21416&o_it=21416&gss=angs-d&fh=85&recid=3121173&recoff=2+3&fsk=CIAAFokAL5ut&bsk=&pgoff= "William Latane Montague"] on Family Data Collection stating that William was born 20 Aug 1824 in Buckingham County, Virginia to Henry Brown Montague and his wife Mary Anne Moody.
-*[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=13959&iid=dvm_GenMono000293-00126-1&sid=&gskw=&cr=1 ''History and Genealogy of Peter Montague of Nansemond and Lancaster counties, Virginia and his descendents, 1621-1894''], page 227, line 509 : "William Latane Montague, son of Henry B [153], b Aug 20, 1824 in Buckingham Co., Va.
+*[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=13959&iid=dvm_GenMono000293-00126-1&sid=&gskw=&cr=1 ''History and Genealogy of Peter Montague of Nansemond and Lancaster counties, Virginia and his descendents, 1621-1894''], page 227, line 509 : "William Latane Montague, son of Henry B [153], b 20 Aug 1824 in Buckingham Co., Va.
+*[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=13959&iid=dvm_GenMono000293-00074-1&sid=&gskw=John+Montague&cr=1 ''History and Genealogy of Peter Montague of Nansemond and Lancaster counties, Virginia and his descendents, 1621-1894''], page 135 : "Henry Brown Montague, son of John [52], b 13 Aug 1795, m 8 Dec 1816 in Richmond, Va, Mary Anne Moody, only child of Capt. John Moody* of the Revolutionary army.  She d 24 June 1882, in Richmond.  He removed to Baltimore, Md. about 1849, where he d 4 April 1855"
+*[http://books.google.com/books?id=GcemFrv2aG4C&pg=RA2-PA313&lpg=RA2-PA313&dq=%22henry+brown+montague%22&source=web&ots=nJTdeydq6o&sig=WuqPYFH2gT3BIsfUoSV8SCXo-Uo "Lineage Book"], by Daughters of the American Revolution
 ==Mary Anne Moody==
+Mary Anne Moody died in 1882.
 ===Secondary sources for 13===
 *[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=0&db=genepoolb%2c&tips=0&gsfn=latane&gsln=montague&sx=&gs1co=1%2cAll+Countries&gs1pl=1%2c+&year=&yearend=&sbo=0&sbor=&ufr=0&wp=4%3b_80000002%3b_80000003&srchb=r&prox=1&ti=0&ti.si=0&o_iid=21416&o_lid=21416&o_it=21416&gss=angs-d&fh=85&recid=3121173&recoff=2+3&fsk=CIAAFokAL5ut&bsk=&pgoff= "William Latane Montague"] on Family Data Collection stating that he was born [[Aug 20]], 1824 in Buckingham County, Virginia to Henry Brown Montague and his wife Mary Anne Moody.
 ==Capt. Thomas Love==
-Thomas Love was born about 1804 in Maryland.  He married Frances "Fannie" probably in Maryland and they had several children including [[#Sally Howard Love|Sally Howard Love]] b 1838.
+Thomas Love was born about 1804 in Maryland.  He married Frances "Fannie" probably in Maryland and they had several children including [[#Sally Howard Love|Sally Howard Love]] b 1838.  Thomas Love died in 1886.
 ===Primary documents for 14===
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 *[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=13959&iid=dvm_GenMono000293-00126-1&sid=&gskw=&cr=1 ''History and Genealogy of Peter Montague of Nansemond and Lancaster counties, Virginia and his descendents, 1621-1894''], page 227, line 509 : "William Latane Montague, son of Henry B [153], b Aug 20, 1824 in Buckingham Co., Va.<blockquote>In 1848, at the age of 24, he came to Baltimore, Md., took a clerkship with Harrison & Co., a package dry goods house, thence in 1852 he embarked in the insurance business, which he abandoned in 1865 for the sugar and coffee trade....  He m (1), Feb 25, 1858, Miss Sallie Howard Love, dau. of Capt. Thomas Love of Baltimore.  </blockquote>
-==Unknown wife==
+==Frances Priscilla Presbury==
+Frances Priscilla Presbury was born 1817.  She died 1877.
 ==Benjamin Warfield==
+Benjamin Warfied, married in 1774 to Ariana Dorsey.
+Benjamin Warfield died in 1827.
 ===Secondary sources for 16===
 *[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=12902&iid=dvm_dez_GenMono001987-00011-0&sid=&gskw=Mactier+Warfield&cr=1 "The Warfields of Maryland"], by Prof Joshua Dorsey Warfield. Baltimore: The Daily Record Company, 1898. Page 20 : "Benj, second son of Seth and Mary (Gaither) Warfield, located at the junction of the old Frederick and Woodbine Road.  He married Ariana Dorsey, daughter of Henry and left Charles Dorsey, Alfred, Daniel, Nicholas Dorsey, Elizabeth, Sarah, Margaret and Maria."
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 ===Secondary sources for 17===
 *[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=12902&iid=dvm_dez_GenMono001987-00011-0&sid=&gskw=Mactier+Warfield&cr=1 "The Warfields of Maryland"], by Prof Joshua Dorsey Warfield. Baltimore: The Daily Record Company, 1898. Page 20 : "Benj, second son of Seth and Mary (Gaither) Warfield, located at the junction of the old Frederick and Woodbine Road.  He married Ariana Dorsey, daughter of Henry and left Charles Dorsey, Alfred, Daniel, Nicholas Dorsey, Elizabeth, Sarah, Margaret and Maria."
+*[http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/pedigree.aspx?pid=12134336&st=1 "Ariana Dorsey"] on OneWorldTree, pedigree view
 ==Alexander MacTier==
+Alexander MacTier was born in 1757/8.  In 1787 he married Frances Crane.
+Alexander MacTier died in 1831.
 ===Secondary sources for 18===
 *[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=12902&iid=dvm_dez_GenMono001987-00011-0&sid=&gskw=Mactier+Warfield&cr=1 "The Warfields of Maryland"], by Prof Joshua Dorsey Warfield. Baltimore: The Daily Record Company, 1898. Page 21 : "Daniel lived at 'White Cottage,' married first, Sarah Meriweather, and second Nancy Mactier, daughter of Alexander and Frances (Crain) Mactier of Scotland...."
 ==Frances Crain==
+Frances Crane or Crain was born 1761.
+Frances died in 1826.
 ===Secondary sources for 19===
 *[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=12902&iid=dvm_dez_GenMono001987-00011-0&sid=&gskw=Mactier+Warfield&cr=1 "The Warfields of Maryland"], by Prof Joshua Dorsey Warfield. Baltimore: The Daily Record Company, 1898. Page 21 : "Daniel lived at 'White Cottage,' married first, Sarah Meriweather, and second Nancy Mactier, daughter of Alexander and Frances (Crain) Mactier of Scotland...."
+==Thomas Lane Emory==
+Thomas Lane Emory was born in 1757, and died in 1828.
+==Elizabeth Hopewell==
+==Archibald Gittings==
+Archibald Gittings married in 1799 to Margaret Bosley.
+Archibald Gittings died in 1832.
+===Secondary sources for 22===
+*[http://www.tunza.com/tat1_4.html "History"], ''Time After Time : History of Harford and Baltimore Counties'', Vol 1, No 4, Aug 1991 : "Elijah [Bosley]... died in Sep 1841 at the age of 107.  He had two children, Nathaniel M and Margaret (wife of Archibald Gittings)....the bulk of his estate went to his grand-daughter Ann (Gittings) Emory, wife of Richard Emory."
+==Margaret Bosley==
+===Secondary sources for 23===
+*[http://www.tunza.com/tat1_4.html "History"], ''Time After Time : History of Harford and Baltimore Counties'', Vol 1, No 4, Aug 1991 : "Elijah [Bosley]... died in Sep 1841 at the age of 107.  He had two children, Nathaniel M and Margaret (wife of Archibald Gittings)....the bulk of his estate went to his grand-daughter Ann (Gittings) Emory, wife of Richard Emory."
+==John Montague==
+John Montague was born in 1755 in Orange County, Virginia.  He married Rebecca Brown in 1774 in Spottslyvania County, Virginia.  He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War from Virginia.  At some point the family moved on to South Carolina where he died in 1831 in Abbeville District.
+John Montague and Rebecca Brown had several children:
+#Nancy Montague 4 Nov 1774
+#Thomas Montague 5 May 1776
+#Sallie Montague 3 Nov 1778
+#Susannah Custis Montague 21 Mar 1781
+#Charlotte Montague 13 Mar 1783
+#John Nicolesson Montague 28 Jul 1785
+#Mary Montague 4 Jan 1788
+#Philip Montague 19 Jan 1790
+#William Latane Montague 9 Aug 1792 in Powhatan County, Virginia
+#[[#Henry Brown Montague|Henry Brown Montague]] 13 Aug 1795
+#Jane Daniel Montague 11 May 1798
+===Secondary sources for 24===
+*[http://books.google.com/books?id=GcemFrv2aG4C&pg=RA2-PA313&lpg=RA2-PA313&dq=%22henry+brown+montague%22&source=web&ots=nJTdeydq6o&sig=WuqPYFH2gT3BIsfUoSV8SCXo-Uo "Mrs Katherine B Montague Catlin", 7926], ''Lineage Book'', by Daughters of the American Revolution
+*[http://books.google.com/books?id=fiGM1yNxENsC&pg=PA185&lpg=PA185&dq=%22john+montague%22+rebecca+brown&source=web&ots=pAdgQ3SUr0&sig=9ziZKueER5zC9MxCgYaJaj85Gtw "Mrs Lillie Montague Copeland", 16495], ''Lineage Book'', by Daughters of the American Revolution
+*[http://balder.prohosting.com/shissem/Hissem_Montagues_in_Virginia.html "Hissem Montagues in Virginia"], by Steve Hissem of San Diego, California
+*[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/bookview.aspx?dbid=13959&iid=dvm_GenMono000293-00051-1&desc=John+Montague&rc=355,1774,425,1798;425,1774,548,1801 ''History and Genealogy of Peter Montague of Nansemond and Lancaster counties, Virginia and his descendents, 1621-1894''], page 89 : "John Montague, son of Thomas [18], b about 1755, in Orange or Spotts. Co, VA.  Removed to Cumberland Co. with his parents where he grew to manhood....He m. Jan 7, 1774 Miss Rebecca Brown, a sister of [Sarah Brown] the wife of his brother Thomas.  He moved from Cumberland Co., Va to Abbeville Co., SC about 1808.  All of his children accompanied him except his sons William L and Henry B"
+==Rebecca Brown==
+===Secondary sources for 25===
+*[http://books.google.com/books?id=GcemFrv2aG4C&pg=RA2-PA313&lpg=RA2-PA313&dq=%22henry+brown+montague%22&source=web&ots=nJTdeydq6o&sig=WuqPYFH2gT3BIsfUoSV8SCXo-Uo "Mrs Katherine B Montague Catlin", 7926], ''Lineage Book'', by Daughters of the American Revolution
+*[http://books.google.com/books?id=fiGM1yNxENsC&pg=PA185&lpg=PA185&dq=%22john+montague%22+rebecca+brown&source=web&ots=pAdgQ3SUr0&sig=9ziZKueER5zC9MxCgYaJaj85Gtw "Mrs Lillie Montague Copeland", 16495], ''Lineage Book'', by Daughters of the American Revolution
+==John Moody==
+John Moody was a soldier in the Revolutionary War.
+John Moody died in 1828.
+===Secondary sources for 26===
+*[http://books.google.com/books?id=GcemFrv2aG4C&pg=RA2-PA313&lpg=RA2-PA313&dq=%22henry+brown+montague%22&source=web&ots=nJTdeydq6o&sig=WuqPYFH2gT3BIsfUoSV8SCXo-Uo "Mrs Katherine B Montague Catlin", 7926], ''Lineage Book'', by Daughters of the American Revolution
+*[http://books.google.com/books?id=fiGM1yNxENsC&pg=PA185&lpg=PA185&dq=%22john+montague%22+rebecca+brown&source=web&ots=pAdgQ3SUr0&sig=9ziZKueER5zC9MxCgYaJaj85Gtw "Mrs Lillie Montague Copeland", 16495], ''Lineage Book'', by Daughters of the American Revolution
+==Mrs Moody==
+==Thomas Love==
+Thomas Love was born in 1753.  In 1802 he married Martha Worthington.
+Thomas Love died in 1821.
+==Martha Worthington==
+==George Gouldsmith Presbury==
+George Gouldsmith Presbury was born in 1784.  In 1809 he married Sarah Cassaway Howard.
+George Presbury died in 1863.
+==Sarah Gassaway Howard==
+Site reader, Christopher Smithson, Professional Genealogist states that Sarah was the daughter of Thomas Gassaway Howard.
+==Seth Warfield==
+Seth Warfield was born in 1723/4.  He married Mary Gaither.
+Seth Warfield died in 1805.
+==Mary Gaither==
+==Henry Dorsey==
+Henry Dorsey was born in 1712.  In 1735 he married Elizabeth Worthington.
+Henry Dorsey died in 1770.
+==Elizabeth Worthington==
+==Mr Mactier==
+==Mrs Mactier==
+==Mr Crane==
+==Mrs Crane==
+==Mr Emory==
+==Mrs Emory==
+==Mr Hopewell==
+==Mrs Hopewell==
+==James Gittings==
+==Elizabeth Buchanan==
+==Elisha Bosley==
+==Elizabeth Merryman==
+==Thomas Montague==
+===Secondary sources for 48===
+*[http://balder.prohosting.com/shissem/Hissem_Montagues_in_Virginia.html "Hissem Montagues in Virginia"], by Steve Hissem of San Diego, California
+==Jane Daniel==
+==Possible Royal Ascent==
+Part of these ascents obviously comes from the detailed research above, part of them however comes from the dubious source OneWorldTree.  Do not cite this page as '''fact''' for that part, only cite this page as '''speculation''' for that part.
+===Possibility One===
+#Bessie Wallis Warfield June 19, 1896 - Apr 24, 1986
+#Alice Montague 1869 - 1929 married Teackle Wallis Warfield
+#William Latane Montague born about Aug 20, 1824 married Sally Howard Love
+#Henry Brown Montague married Mary Anne Moody
+#John Montague married Rebecca Brown
+#Jane Daniel married Thomas Montague
+#Charles Daniel married Jane Mickelborough
+#James Daniel married Margaret Vivion
+#William Daniel married Jochabed Smith
+#Peter Daniels married Christina Grosvenor
+#Peter Daniels married Anne Mainwaring
+===Possibility Two===
+#Bessie Wallis Warfield June 19, 1896 - Apr 24, 1986
+#Teackle Wallis Warfield 1869-96 married Alice Montague
+#Henry MacTier Warfield married Anna Emory
+#Daniel Warfield married Nancy MacTier
+#[[#Ariana Dorsey|Ariana Dorsey]] married Benjamin Warfield
+#Henry Dorsey married Elizabeth Worthington
+#Joshua Dorsey married Anne Ridgely
+#Edward Dorsey married Sarah Wyatt
+#Edward Dorsey married Anne Howard
+#Matthew Howard married Anne Hall
+#John Howard married Elizabeth Lock
+#Robert Howard married Phillippa Buxton
+[[Category:England]]
+[[Category:Famous Women]]
 [[Category:Maryland]]
 [[Category:Pennsylvania]]

Bessie Wallis Warfield

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