Mary-Helen Sears Foxx

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1) The Warthen family of Washington County, Georgia: a study of the families of Warthen, Irwin, Mott, Beckham, Wicker, Evans and Holliday of Washington County, Georgia

Author

Foxx, Mary-Helen Sears

Publisher

M.S. Foxx

Pub. Date

1982

Physical Desc

147 p., [20] leaves of plates : ill., facsims., ports.

Language

English

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Book, Microfilm, Online Content

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"Thomas Warthen (I) as recorded by family tradition was the first Warthen to immigrate from Wales to Lincolnshire, England, thence to America in the "good ship Constance" with Lord Baltimore, Calverts, etc about 1635. and settled in Maryland at Port Tobbacco, now called Chapel Point, Md."--P. 2. (Quoted from a Warthen ancestry chart prepared by Fannie Lou Irwin (Mrs. C. Findlay). It is said that Thomas remained in Maryland. Descendants and relatives...

2) Gleanings in the family field: a study of the Wicker family and related lines in the South, including notes on the Brown, Faulk, Holley, McNeill, Prince, Simmons, Tyler and Warthen families

Author

Foxx, Mary-Helen Sears

Publisher

M.S. Foxx

Pub. Date

1976, 1977

Physical Desc

[10], 305 p. : ill., facsims., maps, ports.

Language

English

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Thomas Wicker immigrated to Virginia from England, probably from Devonshire. He settled in Westmoreland Co., Virginia, and died in 1704.

3) The Wicker family of the South: a study of the families of Wicker, Warthen, Faulk, Simmons, McNeil, Deason, Sheppard / Shepherd, Tennille, Brown, Tyler, Holley, Holly, of Washington County, Georgia and the...

Author

Foxx, Mary-Helen Sears

Publisher

M. Foxx

Pub. Date

1986

Physical Desc

143 p.

Language

English

Formats

Book, Microfilm, Online Content