THOMAS WARE BLOXTON'S PARENTS:
Oldest son of William Ashby Bloxton, Jr. and Lucy Clift Bloxton, THOMAS LAURENCE BLOXTON (b. 1836 in Stafford County, VA) (age 35 on 1870 census) ("not a young man" when he fought in Civil War as a "Carrier" ; he took his slave with him, who called him "Mars Tom". Thomas died in 1908).
THOMAS LAURENCE/LAWRENCE (b. 1836 in VA; d. 1908)
(fought in Civil War; "Principal Williamsburg Farmer")
+ m. 1st Miss SARAH BARBOUR BROWN BLOXTON of Williamsburg, VA. They had two sons:
a. PEYTON BARBOUR BLOXTON
b. FLOYD NELSON BLOXTON
+ m. 2nd on 12 NOV 1872, in Williamsburg, VA, MARY (MOLLIE) WILLIAMSON WARE (b. 1844; d. 1900) of Williamsburg, d/o John Hockaday Ware & Betty Pierce, s/o Robert Spencer Ware & Hannah Clark Hockaday, d/o Co. John Hockaday.
She died after the Civil War, after her husband, so after 1908.
Thomas & Mary had three girls and one boy:
c. LUCY ELIZABETH CLIFT BLOXTON (m. W. P. COX.) They lived and died in Asheville, NC. They had no children.
d. MARY COLEMAN "COBI" BLOXTON (m. CHESTER LEUELLEN McGHEE.) They lived in Richmond, VA. They had no children.
e. LETITIA WARE BLOXTON (m. MATTHEW GLENWOOD STEVENS)
They lived in the Shenandoah Valley near Harrisonburg, VA.
They had three children:
i. JOHN FLETCHER STEVENS (b. Elkton, VA) (d. age 50) (m.
MARGUERITE CRIDER) Lived in Baltimore, MD. Had 5 children there:
A. SUZANNE
B. PAMELA
C. JOHN
D. JERRY
E. RICHARD
ii.THOMAS BLOXTON (b. 27 JUL 1918, Elkton, VA) (d. 23 SEP
2000, age 82) (m. ELIZABETH CAMPION, b. 31 AUG 1924,
Chicago, IL). They had three children, living most
of their life in Mountain Lakes, NJ, later in Staatsburg, NY.
A. THOMAS CAMPION "TOM" STEVENS (b. 1954)
B. CHRISTOPHER WARE "CHRIS" (b. 10 DEC 1955) of Palo Alto, California
C. LISA WARREN STEVENS (b. 1957) (m. JEFF GIROUX) (has Family Bible) of Summit, NJ Their three children's ages as of 1/2013:
1) KEVIN STEVENS (22)
2) CAROLINE WANTY STEVENS (20)
3) KATHRYN ELISE STEVENS (15)
iii. MARY WARE STEVENS (b. 2 MAY 1920, Elkton, VA – d. Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2006, at Oak Lea Nursing Home in Harrisonburg, VA)
Mary Ware Stevens Greene was the daughter of the late Matthew Glenwood and Letitia Bloxton Stevens.
She received her bachelor's degree from Madison Teachers College, now James Madison University, and lived and taught public school at Grove Hill Elementary School in Elkton, VA, for 35 years before retiring.
Mrs. Greene was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and St. Paul's Episcopal Church in the Steam Hollow area of Page County. She enjoyed reading to the residents at Oak Lea and calling Bingo.
Her husband, Franklin Abbott Greene, preceded her in death.
Her only survivors are a number of nieces, nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews.
The Rev. Anne Scupholme and Bob Mares will conduct the funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church near Shenandoah. Burial will follow at Elk Run Cemetery in Elkton. The family will receive friends following the burial at the church.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 332, Shenandoah, VA 22849.
Arrangements are by the Kyger Funeral Home in Elkton.
(m. FRANKLIN ABBOTT GREENE, b. 9 AUG 1921; d. 4 APR 1968?)
They had no children. Mary Ware went in D.A.R. Certificate #712932, December 4, 1987, under Capt. John? Hockaday, who is on the Bloxton side, related to Mary Williamson Ware Bloxton, not the Stevens side.
f. THOMAS WARE BLOXTON (b. 1876 - d. 1877)
"THE BLOXTON FAMILY - RE-INTERRED FROM A PRIVATE CEMETERY - DEC. 5, 1990" Thomas Laurence Bloxton and his Family re-interred from their Family Cemetery on his farm a mile from William & Mary College, Williamsburg, VA, where he was listed as a "Principal Williamsburg Farmer". All three adults (Thomas and both his wives) and three sons (the two oldest children by Miss Barbour and the youngest child by Miss Mollie Williamson Ware) were buried on the farm or plantation. Mary Ware Stevens Greene had them moved to Bruton Parish Churchyard (in sight of The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA) because it was so hard to maintain the cemetery, since she lived 150 miles away. There is a raised "bench" marker with a "Bloxton Family" plaque on top in a cemetery addition on the church grounds. Ms. GodSon sent me scanned photos from the church of this marker.
Oldest son of William Ashby Bloxton, Jr. and Lucy Clift Bloxton, THOMAS LAURENCE BLOXTON (b. 1836 in Stafford County, VA) (age 35 on 1870 census) ("not a young man" when he fought in Civil War as a "Carrier" ; he took his slave with him, who called him "Mars Tom". Thomas died in 1908).
THOMAS LAURENCE/LAWRENCE (b. 1836 in VA; d. 1908)
(fought in Civil War; "Principal Williamsburg Farmer")
+ m. 1st Miss SARAH BARBOUR BROWN BLOXTON of Williamsburg, VA. They had two sons:
a. PEYTON BARBOUR BLOXTON
b. FLOYD NELSON BLOXTON
+ m. 2nd on 12 NOV 1872, in Williamsburg, VA, MARY (MOLLIE) WILLIAMSON WARE (b. 1844; d. 1900) of Williamsburg, d/o John Hockaday Ware & Betty Pierce, s/o Robert Spencer Ware & Hannah Clark Hockaday, d/o Co. John Hockaday.
She died after the Civil War, after her husband, so after 1908.
Thomas & Mary had three girls and one boy:
c. LUCY ELIZABETH CLIFT BLOXTON (m. W. P. COX.) They lived and died in Asheville, NC. They had no children.
d. MARY COLEMAN "COBI" BLOXTON (m. CHESTER LEUELLEN McGHEE.) They lived in Richmond, VA. They had no children.
e. LETITIA WARE BLOXTON (m. MATTHEW GLENWOOD STEVENS)
They lived in the Shenandoah Valley near Harrisonburg, VA.
They had three children:
i. JOHN FLETCHER STEVENS (b. Elkton, VA) (d. age 50) (m.
MARGUERITE CRIDER) Lived in Baltimore, MD. Had 5 children there:
A. SUZANNE
B. PAMELA
C. JOHN
D. JERRY
E. RICHARD
ii.THOMAS BLOXTON (b. 27 JUL 1918, Elkton, VA) (d. 23 SEP
2000, age 82) (m. ELIZABETH CAMPION, b. 31 AUG 1924,
Chicago, IL). They had three children, living most
of their life in Mountain Lakes, NJ, later in Staatsburg, NY.
A. THOMAS CAMPION "TOM" STEVENS (b. 1954)
B. CHRISTOPHER WARE "CHRIS" (b. 10 DEC 1955) of Palo Alto, California
C. LISA WARREN STEVENS (b. 1957) (m. JEFF GIROUX) (has Family Bible) of Summit, NJ Their three children's ages as of 1/2013:
1) KEVIN STEVENS (22)
2) CAROLINE WANTY STEVENS (20)
3) KATHRYN ELISE STEVENS (15)
iii. MARY WARE STEVENS (b. 2 MAY 1920, Elkton, VA – d. Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2006, at Oak Lea Nursing Home in Harrisonburg, VA)
Mary Ware Stevens Greene was the daughter of the late Matthew Glenwood and Letitia Bloxton Stevens.
She received her bachelor's degree from Madison Teachers College, now James Madison University, and lived and taught public school at Grove Hill Elementary School in Elkton, VA, for 35 years before retiring.
Mrs. Greene was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and St. Paul's Episcopal Church in the Steam Hollow area of Page County. She enjoyed reading to the residents at Oak Lea and calling Bingo.
Her husband, Franklin Abbott Greene, preceded her in death.
Her only survivors are a number of nieces, nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews.
The Rev. Anne Scupholme and Bob Mares will conduct the funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church near Shenandoah. Burial will follow at Elk Run Cemetery in Elkton. The family will receive friends following the burial at the church.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 332, Shenandoah, VA 22849.
Arrangements are by the Kyger Funeral Home in Elkton.
(m. FRANKLIN ABBOTT GREENE, b. 9 AUG 1921; d. 4 APR 1968?)
They had no children. Mary Ware went in D.A.R. Certificate #712932, December 4, 1987, under Capt. John? Hockaday, who is on the Bloxton side, related to Mary Williamson Ware Bloxton, not the Stevens side.
f. THOMAS WARE BLOXTON (b. 1876 - d. 1877)
"THE BLOXTON FAMILY - RE-INTERRED FROM A PRIVATE CEMETERY - DEC. 5, 1990" Thomas Laurence Bloxton and his Family re-interred from their Family Cemetery on his farm a mile from William & Mary College, Williamsburg, VA, where he was listed as a "Principal Williamsburg Farmer". All three adults (Thomas and both his wives) and three sons (the two oldest children by Miss Barbour and the youngest child by Miss Mollie Williamson Ware) were buried on the farm or plantation. Mary Ware Stevens Greene had them moved to Bruton Parish Churchyard (in sight of The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA) because it was so hard to maintain the cemetery, since she lived 150 miles away. There is a raised "bench" marker with a "Bloxton Family" plaque on top in a cemetery addition on the church grounds. Ms. GodSon sent me scanned photos from the church of this marker.
THOMAS WARE BLOXTON'S PARENTS:
Oldest son of William Ashby Bloxton, Jr. and Lucy Clift Bloxton, THOMAS LAURENCE BLOXTON (b. 1836 in Stafford County, VA) (age 35 on 1870 census) ("not a young man" when he fought in Civil War as a "Carrier" ; he took his slave with him, who called him "Mars Tom". Thomas died in 1908).
THOMAS LAURENCE/LAWRENCE (b. 1836 in VA; d. 1908)
(fought in Civil War; "Principal Williamsburg Farmer")
+ m. 1st Miss SARAH BARBOUR BROWN BLOXTON of Williamsburg, VA. They had two sons:
a. PEYTON BARBOUR BLOXTON
b. FLOYD NELSON BLOXTON
+ m. 2nd on 12 NOV 1872, in Williamsburg, VA, MARY (MOLLIE) WILLIAMSON WARE (b. 1844; d. 1900) of Williamsburg, d/o John Hockaday Ware & Betty Pierce, s/o Robert Spencer Ware & Hannah Clark Hockaday, d/o Co. John Hockaday.
She died after the Civil War, after her husband, so after 1908.
Thomas & Mary had three girls and one boy:
c. LUCY ELIZABETH CLIFT BLOXTON (m. W. P. COX.) They lived and died in Asheville, NC. They had no children.
d. MARY COLEMAN "COBI" BLOXTON (m. CHESTER LEUELLEN McGHEE.) They lived in Richmond, VA. They had no children.
e. LETITIA WARE BLOXTON (m. MATTHEW GLENWOOD STEVENS)
They lived in the Shenandoah Valley near Harrisonburg, VA.
They had three children:
i. JOHN FLETCHER STEVENS (b. Elkton, VA) (d. age 50) (m.
MARGUERITE CRIDER) Lived in Baltimore, MD. Had 5 children there:
A. SUZANNE
B. PAMELA
C. JOHN
D. JERRY
E. RICHARD
ii.THOMAS BLOXTON (b. 27 JUL 1918, Elkton, VA) (d. 23 SEP
2000, age 82) (m. ELIZABETH CAMPION, b. 31 AUG 1924,
Chicago, IL). They had three children, living most
of their life in Mountain Lakes, NJ, later in Staatsburg, NY.
A. THOMAS CAMPION "TOM" STEVENS (b. 1954)
B. CHRISTOPHER WARE "CHRIS" (b. 10 DEC 1955) of Palo Alto, California
C. LISA WARREN STEVENS (b. 1957) (m. JEFF GIROUX) (has Family Bible) of Summit, NJ Their three children's ages as of 1/2013:
1) KEVIN STEVENS (22)
2) CAROLINE WANTY STEVENS (20)
3) KATHRYN ELISE STEVENS (15)
iii. MARY WARE STEVENS (b. 2 MAY 1920, Elkton, VA – d. Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2006, at Oak Lea Nursing Home in Harrisonburg, VA)
Mary Ware Stevens Greene was the daughter of the late Matthew Glenwood and Letitia Bloxton Stevens.
She received her bachelor's degree from Madison Teachers College, now James Madison University, and lived and taught public school at Grove Hill Elementary School in Elkton, VA, for 35 years before retiring.
Mrs. Greene was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and St. Paul's Episcopal Church in the Steam Hollow area of Page County. She enjoyed reading to the residents at Oak Lea and calling Bingo.
Her husband, Franklin Abbott Greene, preceded her in death.
Her only survivors are a number of nieces, nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews.
The Rev. Anne Scupholme and Bob Mares will conduct the funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church near Shenandoah. Burial will follow at Elk Run Cemetery in Elkton. The family will receive friends following the burial at the church.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 332, Shenandoah, VA 22849.
Arrangements are by the Kyger Funeral Home in Elkton.
(m. FRANKLIN ABBOTT GREENE, b. 9 AUG 1921; d. 4 APR 1968?)
They had no children. Mary Ware went in D.A.R. Certificate #712932, December 4, 1987, under Capt. John? Hockaday, who is on the Bloxton side, related to Mary Williamson Ware Bloxton, not the Stevens side.
f. THOMAS WARE BLOXTON (b. 1876 - d. 1877)
"THE BLOXTON FAMILY - RE-INTERRED FROM A PRIVATE CEMETERY - DEC. 5, 1990" Thomas Laurence Bloxton and his Family re-interred from their Family Cemetery on his farm a mile from William & Mary College, Williamsburg, VA, where he was listed as a "Principal Williamsburg Farmer". All three adults (Thomas and both his wives) and three sons (the two oldest children by Miss Barbour and the youngest child by Miss Mollie Williamson Ware) were buried on the farm or plantation. Mary Ware Stevens Greene had them moved to Bruton Parish Churchyard (in sight of The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA) because it was so hard to maintain the cemetery, since she lived 150 miles away. There is a raised "bench" marker with a "Bloxton Family" plaque on top in a cemetery addition on the church grounds. Ms. GodSon sent me scanned photos from the church of this marker.
Oldest son of William Ashby Bloxton, Jr. and Lucy Clift Bloxton, THOMAS LAURENCE BLOXTON (b. 1836 in Stafford County, VA) (age 35 on 1870 census) ("not a young man" when he fought in Civil War as a "Carrier" ; he took his slave with him, who called him "Mars Tom". Thomas died in 1908).
THOMAS LAURENCE/LAWRENCE (b. 1836 in VA; d. 1908)
(fought in Civil War; "Principal Williamsburg Farmer")
+ m. 1st Miss SARAH BARBOUR BROWN BLOXTON of Williamsburg, VA. They had two sons:
a. PEYTON BARBOUR BLOXTON
b. FLOYD NELSON BLOXTON
+ m. 2nd on 12 NOV 1872, in Williamsburg, VA, MARY (MOLLIE) WILLIAMSON WARE (b. 1844; d. 1900) of Williamsburg, d/o John Hockaday Ware & Betty Pierce, s/o Robert Spencer Ware & Hannah Clark Hockaday, d/o Co. John Hockaday.
She died after the Civil War, after her husband, so after 1908.
Thomas & Mary had three girls and one boy:
c. LUCY ELIZABETH CLIFT BLOXTON (m. W. P. COX.) They lived and died in Asheville, NC. They had no children.
d. MARY COLEMAN "COBI" BLOXTON (m. CHESTER LEUELLEN McGHEE.) They lived in Richmond, VA. They had no children.
e. LETITIA WARE BLOXTON (m. MATTHEW GLENWOOD STEVENS)
They lived in the Shenandoah Valley near Harrisonburg, VA.
They had three children:
i. JOHN FLETCHER STEVENS (b. Elkton, VA) (d. age 50) (m.
MARGUERITE CRIDER) Lived in Baltimore, MD. Had 5 children there:
A. SUZANNE
B. PAMELA
C. JOHN
D. JERRY
E. RICHARD
ii.THOMAS BLOXTON (b. 27 JUL 1918, Elkton, VA) (d. 23 SEP
2000, age 82) (m. ELIZABETH CAMPION, b. 31 AUG 1924,
Chicago, IL). They had three children, living most
of their life in Mountain Lakes, NJ, later in Staatsburg, NY.
A. THOMAS CAMPION "TOM" STEVENS (b. 1954)
B. CHRISTOPHER WARE "CHRIS" (b. 10 DEC 1955) of Palo Alto, California
C. LISA WARREN STEVENS (b. 1957) (m. JEFF GIROUX) (has Family Bible) of Summit, NJ Their three children's ages as of 1/2013:
1) KEVIN STEVENS (22)
2) CAROLINE WANTY STEVENS (20)
3) KATHRYN ELISE STEVENS (15)
iii. MARY WARE STEVENS (b. 2 MAY 1920, Elkton, VA – d. Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2006, at Oak Lea Nursing Home in Harrisonburg, VA)
Mary Ware Stevens Greene was the daughter of the late Matthew Glenwood and Letitia Bloxton Stevens.
She received her bachelor's degree from Madison Teachers College, now James Madison University, and lived and taught public school at Grove Hill Elementary School in Elkton, VA, for 35 years before retiring.
Mrs. Greene was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and St. Paul's Episcopal Church in the Steam Hollow area of Page County. She enjoyed reading to the residents at Oak Lea and calling Bingo.
Her husband, Franklin Abbott Greene, preceded her in death.
Her only survivors are a number of nieces, nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews.
The Rev. Anne Scupholme and Bob Mares will conduct the funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church near Shenandoah. Burial will follow at Elk Run Cemetery in Elkton. The family will receive friends following the burial at the church.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 332, Shenandoah, VA 22849.
Arrangements are by the Kyger Funeral Home in Elkton.
(m. FRANKLIN ABBOTT GREENE, b. 9 AUG 1921; d. 4 APR 1968?)
They had no children. Mary Ware went in D.A.R. Certificate #712932, December 4, 1987, under Capt. John? Hockaday, who is on the Bloxton side, related to Mary Williamson Ware Bloxton, not the Stevens side.
f. THOMAS WARE BLOXTON (b. 1876 - d. 1877)
"THE BLOXTON FAMILY - RE-INTERRED FROM A PRIVATE CEMETERY - DEC. 5, 1990" Thomas Laurence Bloxton and his Family re-interred from their Family Cemetery on his farm a mile from William & Mary College, Williamsburg, VA, where he was listed as a "Principal Williamsburg Farmer". All three adults (Thomas and both his wives) and three sons (the two oldest children by Miss Barbour and the youngest child by Miss Mollie Williamson Ware) were buried on the farm or plantation. Mary Ware Stevens Greene had them moved to Bruton Parish Churchyard (in sight of The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA) because it was so hard to maintain the cemetery, since she lived 150 miles away. There is a raised "bench" marker with a "Bloxton Family" plaque on top in a cemetery addition on the church grounds. Ms. GodSon sent me scanned photos from the church of this marker.
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