"Nancy Ann Stout, the daughter of St. Ledger Codd (and Susannah Simpson) Stout, was a direct descendant, in the royal line of England, of Prince Lionel of Antworth, son of King Edward III. The seventh descendant in line from Prince Lionel was Sir Anthony St. Ledger who came to America in 1609 and was a personal friend of Sir Walter Raleigh. Sir Anthony became a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. Later, he returned to England and became the Lord Mayor of London...Nancy Ann Stout was the granddaughter of James and Mary Ann St. Ledger Codd Stout who settled in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Nancy Stout married into the Hart family during the Revolutionary War Edward Hart, while a soldier serving in the New Jersey Militia, received a three day pass to go home and marry Nancy. George Washington attended the wedding and later visited in the Hart home.
Source: "Richard Stout Descendants in West Virginia" by Russell Ray Stout, p. 13-14
Nancy Stout married into the Hart family during the Revolutionary War Edward Hart, while a soldier serving in the New Jersey Militia, received a three day pass to go home and marry Nancy. George Washington attended the wedding and later visited in the Hart home.
Source: "Richard Stout Descendants in West Virginia" by Russell Ray Stout, p. 13-14
"Nancy Ann Stout, the daughter of St. Ledger Codd (and Susannah Simpson) Stout, was a direct descendant, in the royal line of England, of Prince Lionel of Antworth, son of King Edward III. The seventh descendant in line from Prince Lionel was Sir Anthony St. Ledger who came to America in 1609 and was a personal friend of Sir Walter Raleigh. Sir Anthony became a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. Later, he returned to England and became the Lord Mayor of London...Nancy Ann Stout was the granddaughter of James and Mary Ann St. Ledger Codd Stout who settled in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Nancy Stout married into the Hart family during the Revolutionary War Edward Hart, while a soldier serving in the New Jersey Militia, received a three day pass to go home and marry Nancy. George Washington attended the wedding and later visited in the Hart home.
Source: "Richard Stout Descendants in West Virginia" by Russell Ray Stout, p. 13-14
Nancy Stout married into the Hart family during the Revolutionary War Edward Hart, while a soldier serving in the New Jersey Militia, received a three day pass to go home and marry Nancy. George Washington attended the wedding and later visited in the Hart home.
Source: "Richard Stout Descendants in West Virginia" by Russell Ray Stout, p. 13-14
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