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/-- William TUSSEY, b. 1743 at Williamsburg, DE
/-- John TUSSEY, b. 1768 at Williamsburg, DE
| \--
Hannah WRIGHT, b. circa 1746 at Williamsburg, DE
/-- Gersham TUSSEY, b. 1801 at Rowan, NC
| | /-- Gershom HUNT, b. 1728 at Hopewell,
Mercer, NJ
| \--
Elizabeth HUNT, b. 1760 at Rowan, NC
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\-- Mrs Elizabeth Hunt, b. circa 1740 at Rowan, NC
/--
David Allison TUSSEY, b. 1828 at Davidson, NC
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| /-- John
Jacob BYERLY, b. 1700 at Rhenish, Germany
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| /-- David BYERLY, b. between 1740
and 1745 at Germersheim, Germany
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| | \-- Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bverly, b. 1708 at Germany
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\-- Sarah Elizabeth BYERLY, b. 1805 at Salisbury, Rowan,
NC
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| /--
John LUKENBILL, b. circa 1729 at NC
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\-- Louise LUKENBILL, b. 1755 at NC
| \-- Mrs
Anna Christina Lukenbill, b. circa 1733 at NC
/-- Joseph Allison TUSSEY,
b. 1861 at Davidson, NC
| | /-- Felix
GLATTFELDER, b. 1727 at Zurich, Switzerland
| | /-- Jacob CLODFELTER, b. 1770
at York, PA
| | | \-- Maria
Sarah MEIER, b. 1727 at York, PA
| | /-- Joseph CLODFELTER, b. 1800 at Rowan, NC
| | | | /-- John Balthaser HEGE, b. circa
1745 at Rowan, NC
| | | \--
Margaret HEGE, b. 1771 at Rowan, NC
| \-- Eliza F CLODFELTER, b. 1838
at Davidson, NC
| | /-- John
YOKLEY, b. 1731 at Rowan, NC
| | /-- Hugh B. YOKLEY, b. circa 1760
at Rowan, NC
| | | \-- Mary Sarah Dill, b. 1744 at St Luke, Rowan, NC
| \-- Charity
YOKLEY, b. 1804 at NC
| | /-- Christopher ETTINGER, b. circa
1727 at Rowan, NC
| \-- Hannah
EDDINGER, b. 1763 at Davidson, NC
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\-- Ann Barbara HILBERT, b. circa 1731 at Rowan, NC
William
David TUSSEY, b. 1879 at Davidson, NC
| /-- William
Glafstraughn BRASINGTON, b. 1776 at Ireland
| /-- James
Larence BRASINGTON, b. 1814 at Camden, Kershaw, SC
| | | /-- William FIGURES, b. 1736 at Surry, VA
| | \-- Nancy Ann FIGUARS, b. 1783 at
Halifax, Edgecombe, NC
| | \-- Mrs.
Martha FIGURES, b. circa 1740
| /-- Samuel W BRASINGTON, b. 1836
at Kershaw, SC
| | | /-- William SHIVER, b. 1763 at
Kershaw, SC
| | | /--
Samuel SHIVER, b. circa 1785
| | | | \-- Mrs. Milley Shiver, b. circa
1765
| | \-- Mary K SHIVER, b. 1818 at Camden, Kershaw, SC
| | \-- Rachel INGRAM, b. circa 1783
at SC
\-- Mary Elizabeth BRASINGTON,
b. 1860 at Lexington, Davidson, NC
| /-- John
MIRICK, b. circa 1750
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/-- John MIRICK, b. circa 1780
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/-- John B MIRICK, b. between 1810 and 1811 at NC
\--
Mary Elizabeth MYRICK, b. 1835 at Rowan, NC
\-- Mrs Angeline Mirick, b. between 1811 and 1812 at
NC
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Susanna FULLER was born in 1577 at Redenhall,
Norfolk, England. She married William WHITE,
son of Bishop John WHITE and Mrs
John WHITE, on 11 February 1612 at Leiden, Zuid-Holland,
Netherlands; Married by Rev. John Robinson who led the small
group of worshipers to Holland. She immigrated on 20 November
1620; Mayflower pilgram: Gave birth to son Peregrine on Mayflower.
She died on 1 October 1680 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA. She
was buried after 1 October 1680 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.
Nathanial TILDEN. (Note: English Colonial Immigrant
). He was born on 28 July 1583 at Tenterden, Kent, England.
He married Lydia Hatche HUCKSTEPE, daughter
of Stephen HUCKSTEPPE and Winnifred HATCH,
in 1606 at Tenterden, Kent, England. He was buried on 24 May
1641 at Kent, Scituate, MA. He died on 25 May 1641 at Scituate,
Plymouth, MA, at age 57.
Lydia Hatche HUCKSTEPE. (Note: English Colonial
Immigrant ). She was born on 11 February 1587 at Tenterden,
Kent, England. She married Nathanial TILDEN,
son of Thomas TILDEN and Alice BIGGE,
in 1606 at Tenterden, Kent, England. She was buried in 1672
at Scituate, Plymouth, MA. She died in 1672 at Scituate, Plymouth,
MA.
William WHITE immigrated; Mayflower pilgrams:
Mr. William White, and Susana, his wife, and one son, called
Resolved, and one born on ship-board called Perigriene; and
two servants, named William Holbeck & Edward Thomson.
William White brought with him on the celebrated Breeches
Bible which recorded many important Mayflower events.
William White, was among that little flock of nonconformists
who, under the pastoral care of Rev. John Robinson, went from
England to Holland in order that they might worship God unmolested
according to the dictates of their consciences. He was born
on 10 November 1591 at England. He married Susanna
FULLER, daughter of Robert FULLER and
Sarah DUNKHORNE, on 11 February 1612 at Leiden,
Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; Married by Rev. John Robinson who
led the small group of worshipers to Holland. He died on 14
March 1621 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, at age 29. He was buried
on 15 March 1621 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.
William BASSETT. (Note: English Colonial Immigrant
). He was born in 1595 at Sandwich, Kent, England. He married
Elizabeth TILDEN, daughter of Nathanial
TILDEN and Lydia Hatche HUCKSTEPE, circa
1625 at Bridgewater, MA. He died on 4 April 1667 at Bridgewater,
Plymouth, MA. He was buried on 12 May 1667 at Bridgewater,
Plymouth, England.
Elizabeth TILDEN. As of 1603, she was also
known as Elizabeth NEILL. She was born in 1603
at Bridgewater, Worcester, England. As of 1603, she was also
known as Elizabeth SELDON. She emigrated circa
1625; English Colonial Immigrant. She married William
BASSETT, son of William BASSETT and Cecilia
LIGHT, circa 1625 at Bridgewater, MA. She died in 1666
at Duxbury, Plymouth, MA. She was buried in 1667 at Plymouth,
Plymouth, MA.
Resolved WHITE was born circa 1615; Named believed
to be based on the decision made in Holland to to seek a permanent
home on the other side of the Atlantic. He married Judith
VASSALL on 8 April 1640 at Scituate. He died after
8 April 1640.
Olof THORSSON was also known as Olla
THORSON. (Note: After three years of servitude at the
Christina plantation, Olof Thorsson won his freedom and chose
to remain in New Sweden as an agricultural worker. In 1651
when the Dutch built Fort Casimir at present New Castle, Delaware,
he and a number of other New Sweden settlers to move across
the Christina River and live under the Dutch. They built a
community of log cabins north of the fort at Swan Cove (Swanwick)
where he remained for the rest of his life.
The name Thorsson was not a surname, but rather Olof's patronymic,
meaning that he was Olof, son of Thor. However, in succeeding
generations it became the family surname (spelled Toarson,
or variants thereof), later evolving into Tossa, Tossava and
finally Tussey ). He was born in 1615 at Sweden. He married
Mrs Elisabeth THORSSON circa 1632. He
immigrated in 1641 to DE; Was sentenced for a minor crime
and ordered to go to New Swenden. Transported on the ship
Kalmar Nyckel with his family in 1641, was the progenitor
of all known Tussey families in America in the 18th century.
He lived in 1651 at Community of Log Cabins, Swanwick, New
Castle, DE. He died on 5 November 1678.
Timen Lulofsson STIDDEM was also known as Dr.
Timon STIDHAM. (Note: Timen Stiddem of Gothenburg,
a barber-surgeon for New Sweden, apparently crossed the ocean
seven times before he finally settled in America. Based on
a 1651 letter that he wrote to Oxenstierna, he was one of
two barber-surgeons on the Kalmar Nyckel on its first voyage
in 1637-38. He remained with the ship and, after its second
voyage to the new world, Timen became the resident barber-surgeon
from 1640 to 1644. Returning to Sweden, Stiddem married and
departed again for New Sweden on the Kattan in 1649 with his
wife and two small children. A third child was born at sea.
Unfortunately, the Kattan ran aground at Puerto Rico and
Timen's wife and three children perished as prisoners of the
Spanish. Timen Stiddem miraculously escaped and made his way
back to Sweden by 1651. Marrying again, he sailed for a fourth
time to New Sweden with Governor Rising in 1654. This time
he stayed.
Initially Timen Stiddem settled at Fort Trinity (New Castle),
but after the surrender of New Sweden to the Dutch in 1655,
he moved to Christina (Wilmington) where he led an active
life until his death in 1686. Being the very first physician
in Delaware (Ref: J. Thomas Scharf, History of Delaware, p.
471), he periodically had to travel by canoe as far as Upland
(Chester) to serve his patients.
His home stood near the "Rocks" where the Swedish
ship Kalmar Nyckel landed in 1638.
The Timen Stiddem Society web site (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~tstiddem/index.html)has
much detail on his life and his many decedents ). He was born
in 1615 at Hammell, Denmark. He married Mrs. (--?--)
STIDDEM circa 1644 at Sweden. He married Mrs.
(--?--) STIDDEM II circa 1653 at Sweden.
He married Christina OLLESDOTTER after 1680
at DE. He died in 1686 at Wilmington, New Castle, DE.
Peregrine WHITE was born on 19 December 1620
at Provincetown Harbor, Barnstable, MA. He immigrated on 21
December 1620; Born on the Mayflower two days before landing
at Plymouth. He married Sarah BASSETT, daughter
of William BASSETT and Elizabeth TILDEN,
on 24 December 1646 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA. He died on
20 July 1704 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA, at age 83. He was
buried after 20 July 1704 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA. (Note:
His cradle is one of the few relics remaining from the Mayflower
colonist ).
Margaret HOWELL. (Note: English Colonial Immigrant
). She was buried at Long Island, NY. She was born on 24 November
1622 at Hingham, Norfolk, England. She married John
MOORE, son of John MOORE and Dorothy
LOFTUS, in 1641 at Southampton, Suffolk, NY. She died
on 9 May 1707 at Suffolk, Long Island, NY, at age 84.
Henry WRIGHT was born circa 1630 at Solihull,
Warwickshire, England. He married Mary NEWEY
circa 1650. He emigrated circa 1650; English Colonial Immigrant.
He died on 21 December 1715 at Queens, Nassau Island, NY.
Sarah BASSETT was born in 1630 at Bridgewater,
Plymouth, MA. She married Peregrine WHITE, son
of William WHITE and Susanna FULLER,
on 24 December 1646 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA. She died
on 22 January 1711 at Marshfield, Plymouth, MA. (Note: Early
colonial birth ).
Mary NEWEY died at Nassau Island, Queens, NY.
She was born circa 1631 at Solihull, Warwickshire, England.
She emigrated circa 1650; English Colonial Immigrant. She
married Henry WRIGHT, son of Jonathan
WRIGHT and Mrs. Sarah WRIGHT,
on 30 October 1655 at Solihull, Warwickshire, England.
John Jacob BYERLY was born in 1700 at Lower
Palatinate Region, Rhenish, Germany. He married Mrs
Mary Elizabeth BVERLY in 1728 at Germany. He
emigrated circa 1750; German Colonial Immigrant. He died in
December 1771 at Lexington, Rowan, NC. He was buried after
December 1771 at Beck's Churchyard, Davidson, NC.
Johann George MEIER was born in 1700 at Wurtenburg,
Germany. He emigrated circa 1720; German Colonial Immigrant.
He married Mrs Sybilla MEIER in 1720
at Wurtenburg, Germany. He died in 1770 at York, PA.
Samonea AMBERG was born on 10 August 1704 at
Glattfelden, Eglisau, Zurich, Switzerland. She married Johannes
Peter GLATTFELDER, son of Felix GLATTFELDER
and Barbara GORIUS, on 23 November 1721 at Glattfelden,
Zurich, Switzerland. She emigrated circa 1730; Swiss Colonial
Immigrant. She died after 30 August 1743 at PA.
Felix GLATTFELDER was born on 2 February 1727
at Glattfelden, Zurich, Switzerland. He emigrated circa 1750;
Swiss Colonial Immigrant. He married Maria Sarah MEIER,
daughter of Johann George MEIER and Mrs
Sybilla MEIER, on 24 October 1750 at York, York,
PA. He died on 18 January 1814 at Davidson, NC, at age 86.
He was buried after 18 January 1814 at Davidson, NC.
David BYERLY. (Note: German Colonial Immigrant
). He was buried at Salisbury, Davidson, NC. He was born between
1740 and 1745 at Germersheim, Germany. He married Louise
LUKENBILL, daughter of John LUKENBILL
and Mrs Anna Christina LUKENBILL, on
10 April 1775 at Rowan, NC. He died on 30 December 1822 at
Lexington, Rowan, NC.
William Glafstraughn BRASINGTON was born on
17 July 1776 at Ireland. He married Nancy Ann FIGUARS,
daughter of William FIGURES and Mrs.
Martha FIGURES, on 17 February 1802 at SC. He
died before 1820 at Sumter, SC. (Note: Irish Colonial Immigrant
).
Joseph CLODFELTER was born on 30 November 1800
at Rowan, NC. He married Charity YOKLEY, daughter
of Hugh B. YOKLEY and Hannah EDDINGER,
on 29 July 1822 at Rowan, NC. He and Eliza F CLODFELTER
Donated land for the church. Photos hung in the church vestibule
before 1874 at Bethesda Methodist, Lexington, Davidson, NC.
He died on 16 April 1874 at NC at age 73. He was buried on
17 April 1874 at Bethesda Methodist, Lexington, Davidson,
NC.
David Allison TUSSEY was born on 7 April 1828
at Davidson, NC. He married Susannah KENOY in
1849 at Davidson, NC. He appeared on the census of 1850 at
Davidson, NC; David Tussey, 22, M, Farmer, $500, NC; Susannah,
22, F, NC. He married Eliza F CLODFELTER, daughter
of Joseph CLODFELTER and Charity YOKLEY,
on 23 October 1855 at Davidson, NC. He and Eliza F
CLODFELTER owned home called the Tussey home. Eliza
lived here with Alexander Evans whom she married afer David's
death. It is believed that this was her children's childhood
home. Eventually it was occupied by Eliza's Clodfelter families
in 1861 at Bethesday, Davidson, NC. He began military service
on 8 August 1862 The North Carolina Troops 1861-65 Roster
published in 1993 documents that he enlisted as a Private
on 08 August 1862 in Petersburg, VA in Company H, 48th Infantry
Regiment North Carolina. Died of disease on 03 October 1862
in Warrenton, VA. During this period his regiment fought in
battles at Sharpsburg, MD., South Mountain, MD., Harper's
Ferry, WV. and Frederick, MD. He was buried on 3 October 1863
at Warrenton, Fauquier, VA. He died on 3 October 1863 at Warrenton,
Fauquier, VA, at age 35.
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William
David Tussey Family Ancestors
