Who Is William Eggleton?

William married Mary Louisa Lavinia Witherspoon of South Carolina on October 19, 1820, (some sources identify her as Mary Louisa Lenox Witherspoon). William followed his father as a cotton planter in both Adams County, Mississippi and Concordia Parish across the Mississippi River. He built the plantation home known as Mount Repose a few miles north of Natchez in 1824. This home is listed on the National Registry of Historical Places. William and Mary Louise had six children:

William Higginbotham had a wonderful life and a wonderful family. He was born on October 25, 1910 in Bridgeport, Connecticut and he grew up in Caledonia, New York. He was married three times. His three wives were Julie Ann (died when they were still married), Margret (died when they were still married), and Edna (was still alive when he died). He has two daughters and one son. Their names are Julie Schletter, Robin Clark, and the one son William, of Bellport. He has one brother and on sister. The brother’s name is John and the sister is Dorothy Osgood. He also has two grandchildren.

In June 1953, Mary and Robert got married. Later, they had six children, Michael, Martha, Celia, Stephen, Emily, and Phoebe. In 1954, Robert graduated from medical school. He still had a lot of studying to do before he could practice medicine. To finish his training, Robert moved to New York City, New York. He completed a fellowship in physiology at the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical School. He could begin working as a doctor! In 1961, the family moved to Gainesville, Florida.

children to William Knox and Mary Knox. In 1759 William Knox a migrant captain died at the

Middle Life: In 1767, at the age of 15, Catherine married Andrew Barry. They lived two miles away from Catherine’s childhood home. Catherine had three children.

In John Adams’s personal life, he married his third cousin named Abigail Smith. This happened 5 days before his 29th birthday on October 25th, 1764. They have 5 children and one on the way. John found himself usually away from his family, which was a sacrifice that both him and Abigail found important, although Abigail was a lot of times not happy. After John was the president he lived with his wife on a quiet family

The following year on the 3rd of August 1812, William married Elizabeth Carter at St John's Parish Church, Parramatta.

Two years later Mary's mother, now a widow, relented. Mary wed James in 1840, beginning her days as Mary Boykin Chesnut.

Mary and Robert Terrell had three children who died in infancy; their daughter Phyllis was the only one to survive to adulthood. Later the couple adopted a second daughter, and named her

In 1729, Lydia Darragh was born in Dublin, Ireland. This was about the same time North Carolina became a royal colony. She married William Darragh, a family friend and member of the clergy, in 1753. They moved to Philadelphia a few years later, settling into a large Quaker community. William became a tutor and Lydia found work as a midwife. They raised five children, with four others perishing as infants. Quakers were known for being pacifists, though the Darraghs secretly supported the rebels and their cause.

William Prescott was born February 20, 1726 in Groton Massachusetts. He married Abigail Hale and they had one child

marriage stayed in tact till her death. They had many children before the British soldiers arrived, but due to his age Hewes could not remember how many.

On January 18, 1879, Thomas (b 1851, Maidstone, England) and Mary Elizabeth (b 1856, Ontario, née Cudmore) Tolhurst had their first of 6 daughters, Francis Elizabeth or Fanny after her paternal grandmother and mother. Over the next 141⁄2 years the east-end Toronto bookkeeper and his wife had another 6 children only one being a boy: Emily Cudmore, Helen Beatrice, Annie Gertrude, Thomas George (b 1886), Amy Gladys and Eveline Winifred.

A month later, Fanny Imlay, Mary’s sister, committed suicide by overdosing on drugs. Around that same time, Percy’s first wife, Harriet also killed herself. The couple didn’t show grief, they saw that as an opportunity to get married. They got married December 30, 1816. Percy was unable to keep custody of the children from his previous marriage. He and Mary tried to have kids of their own, but it seemed to fail every time. They had a daughter named Clara, but she died after her first birthday of dysentery. They tried again, this time they had a son, but he died of malaria in 1815. Mary also had a miscarriage that she nearly died from. Their only surviving child was Percy Florence who was born in 1819. A few years later, the marriage ended because of Percy’s death in 1822. Percy drowned in a storm sailing on the Gulf of Sperzia.

On June 23rd, 1813 Harriet gave birth to their first child, a daughter named Elizabeth Ianthe and before the end of the very same year she became pregnant again. (Shmoop Editorial Team) Unfortunately for Harriet her marriage to Shelley had already began to fail.