Mary Hester (Mollie) Clopton (1850-1928) and Some of Her Ancestors

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Mary Hester (Mollie) Clopton
(1850-1928)
And Some of Her Ancestors

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Some of Mollie CLOPTON's lines can be traced back nine generations.

In the chart below, a person's father has a number that is twice the child's number and a person's mother has a number that is one number higher than the child's father's number. Thus the father of number 2 is number 4 and the mother of number 2 is number 5.

Mollie Clopton

First Generation

1. Mary Hester ('Mollie') CLOPTON (pictured above--and on a separate page in a family photograph made circa 1896) ) was born on 28 Nov 1850 in Murfreesboro, Rutherford County, Tennessee.^1,2,3,4 She married Jesse Marshall ('J. M.') BARTLETT in Navarro County, Texas on 20 Mar 1872. She died on 26 Jan 1928 in Rice, Navarro County, Texas, at age 77.^5,6,7,8 She was buried in Rice, Navarro County, Texas.⁹ Her mother died a few days after she was born, and her father had not remarried in Tennessee. Her uncle, John Clopton, had moved to Chatfield, Texas, and at about age six she came from Tennessee by stage coach to live with him south of Rice until her father joined them.

Second Generation

Benjamin Michaux Clopton

2. Benjamin Michaux CLOPTON ¹⁰ (pictured above) was born on 1 Oct 1828 in Wilson County, Tennessee.^11,12,13,14 He died on 7 Apr 1900 in Navarro County, Texas, at age 71.^15,16 He was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas.¹⁷ In 1850 he was working as a tailor in Rutherford County, Tennessee. He opened the first drug store in Rice, moving there from Chatfield about 1872, when the railroad reached Rice. In late April or early May 1862 he enlisted at Springfield, Texas as a private in Company B, Nelson's Regiment, Texas Infantry. He was captured 11 Jan 1863, was hospitalized at Petersburg, Virginia until April, and was exchanged 5 May 1863. The 1870 census for Navarro County, Texas describes him as a merchant and values his real property at $4,000 and his personal property at $300; it indicates the family was living near Chatfield.

3. Mary Elizabeth MCLIN was born in 1827 in Tennessee.¹⁸ She died circa Nov 1850 in Rutherford County, Tennessee when her daughter, Mary, was born, and she and Benjamin had been married about a year.

Third Generation

4. Walter CLOPTON Jr was born circa 1785 in Goochland County, Virginia.^19,20 He died in 1840 in Wilson County, Tennessee.²¹

5. Martha Ann DUFFER was born on 22 Dec 1808 in Charlotte County, Virginia.²² She died on 25 May 1862 in Wilson County, Tennessee, at age 53.^23,24 There is some evidence that Walter and Martha had two daughters who married brothers named Bond and who lived in East Tennessee.

Fourth Generation

8. Walter CLOPTON was born on 26 Dec 1755 in Goochland County, Virginia.²⁵ He died circa Jan 1835.²⁶ He appears on the Goochland County tax list in 1800 as owning three horses and three slaves over 16 years. He appears in the 1820 federal census as living in Wilson County, Tennessee and is listed as a Revolutionary War pensioner living in Wilson County in 1832.²⁷

9. Eleanor RANDOLPH died circa Nov 1835.²⁸

10. Edmund DUFFER was born in 1773 in Cumberland County, Virginia.²⁹ He died before Dec 1835 in Wilson County, Tennessee.³⁰

11. Mary ('Polly') GAYLE was born circa 1780 in Virginia.³¹ She died after 1840 in Tennessee.³²

Fifth Generation

16. Benjamin CLOPTON was born circa 1732 in New Kent County, Virginia.^33,34 He died before Nov 1790 in Goochland County, Virginia.^35,36

17. Agnes MORGAN was born in Goochland County, Virginia.³⁷ She died in 1809 in Goochland County, Virginia.^38,39,40

18. Thomas E. RANDOLPH

19. Jane CARY

20. Edmund DUFFER was born circa 1756 in Cumberland County, Virginia.^41,42 He died in 1820 in Charlotte County, Virginia.^43,44

21. Mary _____ was born circa 1750.⁴⁵ She died before 1820 in Charlotte County, Virginia.⁴⁶

Sixth Generation

32. Walter CLOPTON ⁴⁷ was born circa 1687 in Virginia. He died after 1758 in New Kent County, Virginia. He patented 400 acres on the north side of the James River on 17 Aug 1720. He was installed as a vestryman at St. Peter's Parish Church in New Kent County, Virginia in 1726 and in 1737 took the oath of a church warden. His last recorded service as vestryman at that church was 26 Jun 1758.

33. Mary JARRATT ⁴⁸

34. Anthony MORGAN III was born in 1686.⁴⁹ He died in 1763.⁵⁰ He was a witness to the will of his mother-in-law, Susanne Michaux, and the probate records in Goochland County, Virginia describe him as a Quaker whose affirmation, rather than oath (as with the other witness), was taken to prove her will.

35. Olive Judi MICHAUX was born in 1706/7 in Henrico County, Virginia.⁵¹ She died on 27 Oct 1760 in Cumberland County, Virginia.^52,53

40. Isaac DUFFER died in 1774 in Littleton Parish, Cumberland County, Virginia.^54,55

41. Mary _____ died after 1787 in Cumberland County, Virginia.^56,57

Seventh Generation

64. William CLOPTON.⁵⁸ It appears that he emigrated from England to York County, Virginia by 1673 and made at least three trips from England. In 1682 he was constable of Hampton Parish in that county. A 1682 deed of gift included "a negro man named Peter and one Black Cow named Blackbird with all her increase" to "my well beloved Daughter Ann Clopton" and "one Bay Mare named Tib, with all her increase and one Brindled Cow named Strawberry, with all her increase" to "my wellbeloved daughter Elizabeth Clopton." By May 1694 William and Ann were in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia, where he was vestryman. He may have continued as such for more than thirty years, for in April 1728 he declined the offer of vestryman "being very aged and not of ability to attend on Vestrys." He was dead by 12 Jul 1733, when his heirs made a claim to an estate left William by William Hammond in England. "Gent." often appeared after his name, indicating that he was of the gentry. The Clopton family has been described as of artisan stock in England that rose to be part of Virginia's "upper elite" of the late Seventeenth and early Eighteenth Centuries.⁵⁹ He was buried in Saint Peter's Church, New Kent County, Virginia. He was born circa 1655 in County Essex, England. He died between 1728 and 1733 in New Kent County, Virginia.

65. Ann BOOTH.⁶⁰ When she married William Clopton, she was the widow of Capt. Thomas Dennett, who died about 1673 and by whom she had four children. She was buried in Saint Peter's Church, New Kent County, Virginia. She was born in 1647. She died on 4 Mar 1716 in New Kent County, Virginia.

66. Robert JARRATT.⁶¹ He was born in England. He died on 21 Jan 1709 in Virginia.

67. Mary _____⁶² died on 3 Mar 1707.

68. Anthony MORGAN Jr.

69. Anne DUNKIN

70. Abraham MICHAUX was born on 23 Feb 1671/72 in Sedan, France.^63,64,65,66 He died on 5 Aug 1717 in Saint James Parish, Henrico County, Virginia, at age 45.^67,68,69,70 He was inscribed a member of the French Church in Amsterdam, Holland on 28 Jan 1691. He left Holland for London 8 May 1701. In 1705 he obtained a patent for 574 acres on the south side of the James River, on both sides of Manakintowne Creek, in Virginia. In 1713 he was granted a patent for 850 acres on the south side of the James, in Henrico County, "in consideration of the importation of nine persons, to dwell within our Colony of Virginia." In 1715 he received a patent for 230 acres in Henrico County.^71,72

71. Susanne ROCHET was baptized on 13 Apr 1667.⁷³ She died circa Dec 1744 in Goochland County, Virginia.⁷⁴ She was named for Suzanne Rondeau, her grandmother and godmother. This interesting story is taken from Gene Carlton Clopton's The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton . . . (1984), in which (at p. 237) it is quoted from Baird's Huguenot Emigration to America, Vol. II, Ch. VIII, p. 108 ("The Revocation of 1686"): "From Sedan, France also came Susanne Rochet, who afterwards married one of the French refugees and came to Virginia. Susanne was the youngest of three daughters, the eldest of whom was sixteen years of age at the time of the Revocation 1681-1686. Their home was repeatedly visited by the priests, who questioned the children, seeking to find some occasion for sending them to a Roman Catholic school. At length, their father determined, if possible, to send the eldest daughter out of the Kingdom; and accordingly put her under the care of a niece, who with her infant child, was about to set out for the nearest sea-port, hoping to escape into Holland. On the journey, while crossing a small stream, the mother stumbled on some rocks. The child cried out. A party of soldiers were stationed at a mill near by, and roused by the sound came forth, captured the woman and took them to prison. Her father was finally allowed to bring his daughter home. The second attempt to escape was more fortunate and he succeeded in sending his two eldest daughters to Amsterdam. The youngest, Susanne, was afterwards forwarded to her sisters; concealed in a hogshead, and committed to a friendly sea-captain. The family remained in Holland until after the marriage of the eldest daughter, who removed to the West Indies. Susanne Rochet became the wife of Abraham MICHAUX, a Huguenot who ultimately settled in Virginia."^75,76

Eighth Generation

128. Rev. William CLOPTON.⁷⁷ They lived in Eastwood, County Essex, England. He was baptized on 19 Oct 1613 in Boxted, County Essex, England. He died in 1671 in Eastwood, County Essex, England.

129. Elizabeth SUTCLIFFE ⁷⁸ died in 1683 in Paglesham, County Essex, England.

130. Robert BOOTH.^79,80 He lived at Belle Ville in Gloucester County, Virginia. A physician, he also was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses in 1653-54 and Clerk of York County, Virginia from 1640 to 1657. At his death he owned 23,000 bricks, valued at 184 shillings, and a library of at least 300 volumes. He had extensive land holdings in Charles County (later York County), Virginia. He was born circa 1610 in England. He died in 1657 in York County, Virginia.

131. Frances _____ was born in 1609 in England. She died after 1668.

140. Jacob MICHAUX was born on 22 Jan 1643/44 in Sedan, France.^81,82 He died after 1680 in France.⁸³ They lived in Sedan, France.

141. Anne SEVERIN was born on 26 Jan 1649.⁸⁴ She was Jacob's second wife.

142. Jean (Moses) ROCHET was born in 1641 in Sedan, France.⁸⁵ They lived in Sedan, France.⁸⁶

143. Marie TRUFET. When they married she was the widow of Antoine Poirie.⁸⁷

Ninth Generation

258. Rev. Izaiah SUTCLIFFE.⁸⁸ They lived at Rettendon, County Essex, England. He died in 1655.

259. Elizabeth JOLYE.⁸⁹ She was the widow of Kenelm Lowe.

280. Abraham MICHAUX was born in 1608 in Sedan, France.^90,91 He died circa 1666 in Sedan, France.^92,93 They lived in Sedan, France.

281. Marie GODIN was born in 1610.⁹⁴ She died on 24 Sep 1672.⁹⁵

282. Paul SEVERIN was born in 1615 in Ludweiler, France.⁹⁶ He was a merchant in Sedan, France.⁹⁷

283. Elisabeth DE SERIGNON. Their house in Sedan, France was known as Place de la Halle and later as Maison Perot de Mezieres.⁹⁸

284. Thiery ROCHET was born in 1615.^99,100 He died on 31 Dec 1649.^101,102

285. Suzanne RONDEAU was born in 1615.¹⁰³ At the time of their marriage she was the widow of _____ Cheneau.¹⁰⁴

Tenth Generation

518. Rev. Thomas JOLYE ¹⁰⁵

564. Nicholas SEVERIN. He was pastor of a refugee church at Ludweiler, near Saarlouis in the Palatinate (near the French border in what is now Germany).¹⁰⁶

565. Suzanne CHARLOT

566. Jean DE SERIGNON. Their house in Sedan, France was known as Place de la Halle and later as Maison Perot de Mezieres.¹⁰⁷

567. Anne MARTIN

568. Thomas ROCHET was born in 1589 in Sedan, France.¹⁰⁸ He died before 7 Feb 1638.¹⁰⁹ He was a brewer.^110,111

569. Marguerite BEAUCIEL was born in 1593 in Sedan, France.¹¹²

Sources

1. Holy Bible (1873) (giving only the date). This bible was originally owned by J. M. Bartlett and Mollie Clopton and was in the possession of Ruby Lynn Shelton, Rice, Tex., in 1974.
2. Grave marker, Rice Cemetery, Rice, Tex. (giving only the date).
3. Standard certificate of death (Texas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics) no. 50703 for R. F. Bartlett, filed with Bureau of Vital Statistics on 4 Dec 1942, Hiram Bartlett, informant, per copy provided by Texas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, to Roger Bartlett on 10 Mar 1997 (stating that she was born in Tennessee without giving the date or county).
4. "Clopton Bible Records," in Navarro Leaves and Branches, vol. 12, issue 2 (May 1989), p. 45 (giving only the date). These four pages are reproductions of a family record from an unidentified bible that probably was originally owned by Benjamin M. Clopton and his second wife, Texanna T. Lynn. Neither the contributor of the copies nor the owner of the bible is identified.
5. Bartlett-Clopton bible, above (giving only the date).
6. Grave marker, Rice Cemetery, Rice, Tex. (giving only the date).
7. Rice Rustler, Rice, Tex., 2 Feb 1928.
8. Ennis Weekly Local, Ennis, Tex., 2 Feb 1928.
9. Grave marker, Rice Cemetery, Rice, Tex. (common marker with J. M. Bartlett, not giving the date of burial)).
10. Ellie Funk, "Rice, Texas," in Navarro County History, vol. 2 (Corsicana, Tex.: The Navarro County Hist. Soc'y, 1978), p.382.
11. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton of York County, Virginia (Atlanta, Ga.: Phoenix Printing, Inc., 1984), p. 132 (giving Wilson County, Tennessee as his birthplace but giving 1826 as his birthdate).
12. Navarro County Cemetery Records, vol. 9 (Corsicana, Tex.: The Navarro County Gen. Soc'y, 1989), p. 95 (giving only the year and not naming the place).
13. "Clopton Bible Records," above, p. 45 (giving only the date).
14. Kathy Wilcox, 1209 Jana Dr., Lawrence, Kan. 66049, computer files sent to Roger Bartlett, 25 Nov 1997 (not giving the month or day).
15. "Clopton Bible Records," above, p. 48 (giving only the date).
16. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
17. Navarro County Cemetery Records, vol. 9, above, p. 95 (common marker with T. T. Clopton).
18. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, p. 132 (not giving the place).
19. Ibid., p. 117 (giving only the approximate date).
20. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
21. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, p. 117 (giving only the year and place).
22. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
23. Bartlett-Clopton bible, above (giving only the date).
24. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
25. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, p. 105.
26. Thomas E. Partlow, comp., Wilson County, Tennessee, Wills: Books 1-13, 1802-1850 (Easley, S.C.: Southern Historical Press, 1981), p. 106 (will recorded 9 Jan 1835).
27. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, p. 105.
28. Thomas E. Partlow, comp., Wilson County, Tennessee, Wills, above, p. 108.
29. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
30. Ibid.
31. Ibid.
32. Ibid.
33. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, pp. 93, 98.
34. William G. (Gary) Wray, Valliant, Okla., descendancy chart sent to Roger Bartlett, 10 Jan 1998 (stating that he was born in 1732 but not naming the place).
35. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, p. 98.
36. William G. Wray, 10 Jan 1998 descendancy chart, above (stating that he died in 1790 but not naming the place).
37. Gale Fuller, electronic mail to Roger Bartlett, 17 Aug 1997.
38. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, pp. 98, 99.
39. Gale Fuller, electronic mail to Roger Bartlett, 17 Aug 1997 (giving only the year and not giving the place).
40. William G. Wray, 10 Jan 1998 descendancy chart, above (giving only the year and not giving the place).
41. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
42. Anneliese Kennedy, Descendants of Isaac Duffer, 1740-1812, downloaded on 14 Nov 1998 from http://www.tngenweb.usit.com/sumner/sumnduff.htm (stating that he was born after 1754).
43. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
44. Anneliese Kennedy, Descendants of Isaac Duffer, 1740-1812, above.
45. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
46. Ibid.
47. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, pp. 91, 92-93 (citing St. Peter's Parish Reg. and Vestry Book, New Kent Co., Va.; Va. Co. Records, vol. VII, p. 41; Henrico Co. Va. Records, book XI, p. 46, 1719-1724).
48. Ibid., pp. 92-93 (citing St. Peter's Parish Reg.).
49. William G. Wray, 10 Jan 1998 descendancy chart, above.
50. Ibid.
51. Gale Fuller, electronic mail to Roger Bartlett, 17 Aug 1997.
52. Ibid.
53. William G. Wray, 10 Jan 1998 descendancy chart, above (giving only the year and not naming the place).
54. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
55. Anneliese Kennedy, Descendants of Isaac Duffer, 1740-1812, above.
56. Kathy Wilcox, 25 Nov 1997 computer files, above.
57. Anneliese Kennedy, Descendants of Isaac Duffer, 1740-1812, above (stating that she died in Kentucky after 1787 but not naming the county).
58. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, pp. 86-91 (citing York Co., Va. Records; Wm. & Mary Q. Mag., vol. XI, p. 71).
59. David Hackett Fischer, Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America (New York, N.Y.: Oxford Univ. Press, 1989), p. 216 ("upper elite").
60. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, pp. 86-91, 222.
61. Ibid., pp. 92-93.
62. Ibid., p. 93.
63. Hèlene Barret Agee, Facets of Goochland (Virginia) County's History (Richmond, Va.: The Dietz Press, Inc., 1962), p. 19 (giving only the year and country).
64. Gale Fuller, electronic mail to Roger Bartlett, 17 Aug 1997.
65. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, XLIV (Oct 1936), p. 368 (giving only the year and place).
66. William G. (Gary) Wray, Rt. 2, Box 715, Valliant, Okla. 74764, family group record sent to Roger Bartlett, 1 Mar 1998.
67. Hèlene Barret Agee, Facets of Goochland (Virginia) County's History, above, p. 19 (giving only the year and state).
68. Gale Fuller, electronic mail to Roger Bartlett, 17 Aug 1997.
69. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), p. 368 (giving only the year and state).
70. William G. Wray, 1 Mar 1998 family group record, above.
71. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 370 (citing to a letter from H. F. Baerselman, "member of the Double Consistoire and 'Ancien' (Elder) of the French Huguenot Church in Amsterdam," a copy of which was provided by Miss Elizabeth V. Gaines, of Charlotte County, Virginia, and Mrs. W. W. Erwin, of New York, New York).
72. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, pp. 235-36.
73. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 368, 369.
74. Supposition as to date and place, based on her will's having been probated on 17 Dec 1744 in Goochland County, Virginia; see Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton of York County, Virginia (Atlanta: Phoenix Printing, Inc., 1984), pp. 247-48.
75. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 369 (namesake).
76. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, p. 237.
77. Ibid., pp. 16, 29, 86.
78. Ibid., p. 16.
79. Ibid., pp. 87 (citing Stannard's Colonial Virginia Register; York Co., Va. Records; Wm. & Mary Q. Mag., vol. XI), 222.
80. Rose Edwards, Rt. 1, Box 48, Baraga, Mich. 49908, letter to Roger Bartlett, 25 May 1994, citing Hazel Lawler, The Descendants of Steven Lacy.
81. Gale Fuller, electronic mail to Roger Bartlett, 19 Aug 1997.
82. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), p. 368 (giving only the date but stating that he was of Sedan, France).
83. Gale Fuller, electronic mail to Roger Bartlett, 19 Aug 1997.
84. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 368, 369.
85. "Rochet Family," online http://www.tyler.net/migura/mig/pictures/rochet.htm, downloaded 1 Feb 1998.
86. Ibid.
87. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 369.
88. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, pp. 16, 29.
89. Ibid.
90. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), p. 368 (giving only the date but stating that he was of Sedan, France).
91. Gale Fuller, electronic mail to Roger Bartlett, 19 Aug 1997.
92. Ibid.
93. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), p. 368 (giving only the date).
94. Ibid., XLIV (Oct 1936), p. 368.
95. Ibid.
96. Ibid.
97. Ibid., XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 368.
98. Ibid., XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 369.
99. Ibid.
100. "Rochet Family," above.
101. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 369.
102. "Rochet Family," above.
103. Ibid.
104. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 369.
105. Gene Carlton Clopton, The Ancestors and Descendants of William Clopton [etc.], above, p. 16.
106. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), p. 368.
107. Ibid., XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 369.
108. "Rochet Family," above.
109. J. D. Eggleston, "The Huguenot Abraham Michaux and Descendants," above, XLIV (Oct 1936), pp. 369.
110. Ibid.
111. "Rochet Family," above.
112. Ibid.

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