1727 - 1811 (84 years)
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Name |
John Alloway Strange, DD Sr |
Suffix |
DD Sr |
Born |
15 Feb 1727 |
Albemarle County, Virginia |
Gender |
Male |
Died |
02 Oct 1811 |
Fluvanna County, Virginia |
Person ID |
I520078360 |
Eby/Aebi and Bernethy Family |
Last Modified |
26 Oct 2012 |
Family 1 |
Ann Mildred Mitchell, DD, b. 01 Jan 1727, New Kent County, Virginia , d. Abt 1781, Fluvanna County, Virginia (Age 53 years) |
Married |
1755 |
Virginia |
Children |
| 1. Abraham Alloway Strange, DD, b. 1746, Albemarle County, Virginia , d. Jul 1815, Wilkes County, North Carolina (Age 69 years) |
| 2. Archelaus S Archer Alloway, b. 1748, Albemarle County, Virginia , d. 20 Aug 1808, Wilkes County, North Carolina (Age 60 years) |
| 3. Molly Mary Alloway Strange, b. 1752, Albemarle County, Virginia , d. Bef 1811, Harrison County, Kentucky (Age 59 years) |
| 4. Rebecca Alloway Strange, b. 1754, Albemarle County, Virginia , d. Bef 14 Apr 1841, Fluvanna County, Virginia (Age 87 years) |
| 5. John Alloway Strange, Jr, b. 1755, Albemarle County, Virginia , d. 1800, Woodford County, Kentucky (Age 45 years) |
| 6. Martha Patsey Alloway Strange, b. 22 Sep 1756, Albemarle County, Virginia , d. 1831, Harrison County, Kentucky (Age 74 years) |
| 7. Abner Alloway, Sr, b. 14 Mar 1761, Goochland County, Virginia , d. 27 Aug 1834, Limestone County, Alabama (Age 73 years) |
| 8. Frances Alloway Granby Strange, b. 1764, Albemarle County, Virginia , d. 19 Feb 1851, Fluvanna County, Virginia (Age 87 years) |
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Family ID |
F509264185 |
Group Sheet |
Family 2 |
Mildred Ann Barnett, b. 08 Jul 1751, Fluvanna County, Virginia |
Married |
3 May 1782 |
Fluvanna County, Virginia |
Children |
| 1. William Clayburn Alloway Strange, b. 23 Jul 1783, Fluvanna County, Virginia , d. 30 Aug 1841, Fluvanna County, Virginia (Age 58 years) |
| 2. George Alloway Strange, b. 1784, Fluvanna County, Virginia , d. Abt 1837 (Age 53 years) |
| 3. Sally Marķa Alloway Alloway, b. 5 Apr 1788, Fluvanna County, Virginia , d. 4 Aug 1852, Albemarle County, Virginia (Age 64 years) |
| 4. Gideon Alloway Strange, b. 7 Mar 1793, Fluvanna County, Virginia , d. 23 Feb 1838, Fluvanna County, Virginia (Age 44 years) |
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Family ID |
F547653582 |
Group Sheet |
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Notes |
- Supposedly this individual's surname was STRANGE, but when he
moved from Virginia he started using his middle name of Alloway
as his surname. This is as stated from a direct descendent of
this line.
Title: Holy Bible, Family Info: Abijah Alloway Family
Abbrev: Alloway, Family Bible
Title: Alloway-Ruttgen, Family Group Sheet
Abbrev: Alloway-Ruttgen, Family Group
Author: Juanita Hoyt Ehrman Alloway
Publication: 1987
Title: Alloway, Juanita, Letter, Recipient: Jo Arnspiger
Abbrev: Alloway, Juanita, Letter
Author: Juanita Alloway
Publication: 15 June 1987
From Jo Arnspiger at Ancestry. arnspiger@aol.com
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John Alloway Strange's birthdate is known from a bible record made by one of his sons, but his birthplace is not known. There was an Alloway family living at North Farnham Parish, Virginia, probably descended from John Alloway who came from Bristol to Virginia between 1663 and 1679, but no connection has been found with this family and a Strange family. There are indications that John's father was an Abner Alloway Strange and his grandfather Edmond. John first appears at Albemarle County, Virginia, and later at Fluvanna County which was formed from Albemarle in 1777. He owned over 3,000 acres. This area was the frontier. Homes were made of logs. The principal crop was tobacco, cultivated by slaves. In 1767 he was one of the executors of the estate of his brother-in-law Thomas Mitchell. In December 1779 he had a patent for 200 acres on Ballenger Creek. His first wife died circa 1781 and in 1782 he re-married. Also in 1782 he bought another 200 acres in Fluvanna County. The census of that year shows 6 white and 11 blacks in his household. In 1786 he was one of the executors of his father-in-law, John Barneff's, will. He appears on the 1787 tax list of Fluvanna County, along with an Abner Alloway who was probably his son of that name. In 1778 he had been a Vestryman of the Established Church, but seems to have become a Baptist after the disestablishment of the Anglican Church in 1789. On 3 July 1795 John A. Strange and his son-in-law Benjamin Bowles were elected Deacons of Lyles Baptist Church in Fluvanna County, Virginia, and his name appears in their records as a frequent contributor. John A. Strange made his own will on 7 June 1810, and it was proved 28 October 181 1. His will gives 600 acres, including the plantation house and other houses and mills on the same tract, to his widow Mildred until her death or remarriage and then to his son Gideon. He gives a house and lot in Bernardsburg to his grandson Jesse. He gives to an Elizabeth Bragg who was living in his household a horse and saddle and confirmed a previous gift of a featherbed and furniture, all to be delivered to her when she turns 21 or marries. Since John was executor for his son-in-law Samuel Bell and had advanced his grandson John Bell his share of Samuel's estate, he required that his grandson waive any further claims for the Samuel Bell estate and provide title to a slave, Judy, which Alloway had purchased from the estate. Finally John Alloway gave the slave Judy to his widow. Except for these provisions, the estate was to be divided according to law. His children moved west in the late 1700's, some using the name Alloway and some using the name Alloway Strange. Records pertaining to John and his descendants are found under both names.
In your work you referenced a father for John A. Strange, b 2/1727 as possibly Abner whose father may have been Edmond.
My continued research has located the same John Alloway Strange whose father was Edmond Alloway Strange, b 1695 in Goochland, VA, d 1760. Edmond was married to a "Rose" b <1705 in Fluvanna, VA. The same file also notes that Edmond's father was Edmond Alloway Strange, b 1660 in Goochland and died 1720. No other information. This was found on the FamilySearch Ancestral File (v4.19) made available by the LDS church. You may already have this information, if not, hope the favor is being returned to your. Mike
a possible line, but not proven:
Descendants of William Alloway Strange
Generation No. 1
1. WILLIAM ALLOWAY1 STRANGE was born 1601 in Ronaldsky Scotland.
Child of WILLIAM ALLOWAY STRANGE is:
2. i. EDMOND ALLOWAY2 STRANGE, b. 1630.
Generation No. 2
2. EDMOND ALLOWAY2 STRANGE (WILLIAM ALLOWAY1) was born 1630.
Child of EDMOND ALLOWAY STRANGE is:
3. i. ALEXANDER ALLOWAY3 STRANGE, b. 1664; d. 1725.
Generation No. 3
3. ALEXANDER ALLOWAY3 STRANGE (EDMOND ALLOWAY2, WILLIAM ALLOWAY1) was born 1664, and died 1725.
Child of ALEXANDER ALLOWAY STRANGE is:
4. i. THOMAS ALLOWAY4 STRANGE, b. 1680.
Generation No. 4
4. THOMAS ALLOWAY4 STRANGE (ALEXANDER ALLOWAY3, EDMOND ALLOWAY2, WILLIAM ALLOWAY1) was born 1680.
Notes for THOMAS ALLOWAY STRANGE:
Not proven
Child of THOMAS ALLOWAY STRANGE is:
5. i. EDMOND ALLOWAY5 STRANGE, b. 1703, Goochland Co., Va; d. 1773.
Generation No. 5
5. EDMOND ALLOWAY5 STRANGE (THOMAS ALLOWAY4, ALEXANDER ALLOWAY3, EDMOND ALLOWAY2, WILLIAM ALLOWAY1) was born 1703 in Goochland Co., Va, and died 1773.
Child of EDMOND ALLOWAY STRANGE is:
6. i. JOHN ALLOWAY6 STRANGE, b. February 15, 1725/26, Goochland Co., Va; d. 1811.
- September 2009:
1. Robert Strange McNamara , b 1916 San Francisco, CA, d 2009, (Lt Col. WW2, US Army Air Corp, Pres: Ford Motor Co, Sec of Defense),
married in 1940
Margaret "Margy" Craig, b 1915 d 1981
Three children: Margaret b 1941, Kathleen b 1944, Robert Craig b 1950
2. Robert James McNamara, b 1866 Mass., (Father and mother both born in Ireland, Patrick 1820, Elizabeth 1825)
married 1914 (Wholesale shoe salesman, 1920-30 US Census)
Claranell Strange, b1886 /CA, (Both parents born in MO)
Two children: Robert S. 1916, Peg 1919
3. Gideon Strange, b 1843 Missouri, d 1885 CA; wife name unknown, born in Missouri
Five children: Dr Shelby, 1872, Bess 1874, Mary May (unmarried), daughter (unknown), Claranell 1884
4. Gideon Elijah M. Strange, 1815 VA- 1909 MO
married Clara Hickman, b MO
Two sons; William and Gideon
5. William Clayburn Alloway Strange, 1783 VA - 1834 VA (Rock Rest Cemetery, Dog Point, Fluvanna, VA)
married Mary Gregory Perkins, 1786-1845
Nine children including Gideon E. M.
6. John Alloway Strange, Sr, 1727 - 1811 VA
married Mildred Ann Barnett b1751 on 4/27/1882 (second wife, first died 1881)
Four children, William 1783, George 1786, Sally 1788 & Gideon (Colonel) 1793
7. John Alloway Strange Sr parentage has yet to be proved, thought to be son of
Edmond Alloway Strange III, b 1695-1760 VA, mother unknown \
8. Edmond Alloway Strange II, b 1655 - 1715
9. Edmond Alloway Strange I b1625 - 1685
10. William Strange b 1601 (believed from Scotland, arrived Virginia 1619)
Those names in direct line with John Alloway Strange, Sr are in bold print. Please be aware, as I have noted above, the true parentage of John, Sr has not been "Proved", however, there are historical documents attesting to the immigration of William Strange who appears to have been the father of Edmond Strange I. The middle name "Alloway" is thought to be that of the mother's maiden name. For historical purposes, I would rely on John Sr as the first generation, discounting Edmond I, II, III and William until more information can sustain the relationship.
I have considerable history of John Sr as a plantation owner and community leader in Fluvanna County, VA. He twice married, having a total of nine children. It is also recorded that he had nine slaves. My family roots attest with John Sr and his first wife Anne Mildred Mitchell. Robert Strange McNamara line descends down from the second marriage to Mildred Ann Barnett. I hope this will fill in some blanks or add some new lines. Let me know if I can help you with any additional information.
From Michael Smith kntrygent00@ymail.com
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