f-r-coxcomcastnet

Revised 11282019

Reeses amp Coxes

Palmers amp Coxes

Jones amp Coxes

Faris amp Coxes

Jones amp Cocke

Welsh Cox y-dna

Molly amp Sally Cox

Littleberry amp William Cox

Littleberry amp Charley Cox

William amp Charles Cox

Humane Values

Books by Floyd R Cox

CHART 1 Palmers amp Coxes of Lebanon TN

Martin Palmer b 1726 Hanover Co VA d ~1790 Halifax Co VA John Cox b ~1740 d 1821

m1 1747 King William Co VA Mary

Vaughn b 1730 d 1770 Charlotte

Co VA

m2 1772

Millie Hardwick

Charlotte Co VA

m ~1764 Polly

Isham Palmer b 1764

m Sally Johnson

Chillian Palmer Luke Palmer Mary Palmer

Martin Palmer James Palmer of Turnip Cr

Charlotte Co VA

William Cox b 1772 (Littleberryrsquos brother) m Sally Stembridge Charlotte Co VA

Elizabeth

Palmer

m 8-20-1818

John Cox b ~1797

Littleberry

Cox

Henry Reese Cox Lucy Reese Cox

b 1806

Sally Palmer m 6-17-1819

Anderson Cox b 5-16-1800

m Lucy Clifton

b 1816

m Maria Clifton

m 11-11-1826

James Reese Cox

(Sister of

Lucy Clifton)

6-3-1893 Back row L to R

Front roll L to R

Farris Cox

Berry White Cox (father)

Linton Cox

Gabriel ldquoGabierdquo Green (mother)

Major Eugene Cox

Allie Baird Cox (front of Major)

Littleberry White Cox

Charles Sims Cox 1835-1907

m Martha Coots

Table 2 Welsh Ancestors Erasmus Jones amp James Cox (Littleberryrsquos brother)

Edward Palmer (has brother William both sons of

John Palmer Esq amp Mary Grivell of Kent Co Eng (with manor houses

in Lemington Gloucester Co) b Compton Warwickshire Eng d 11-22-1624 Lemington Manor

House Todenham Parish Gloucester EN Glouscester Eng m Abt 1555 Bourton on the Hill

Glouscestershire Eng

Thomas Palmer b 1590 Inherits Edwardrsquos English property

(is brother of Mary Charlton Rutter Richard amp Giles Palmer)

m Joane Jordan in London

Martin Palmer b 1625 London

d 1702 Pamukey Neck VA

m Mary

Martin Palmer b 1653 New Kent Co VA

d 3-19-1732 King William Co VA

(Huguenots in this County)

m 1674 Elizabeth Mallory

Martin Palmer b 1678 d Abt 1717

Martin Palmer b 1697

Martin Palmer

b ~1726 Hanover Co VA

Abt 1780 ndash in the Amer Revolution

d 1795 Halifax Co VA

m 1747 Mary Vaughn

King William Co VA

John Cox b 1740

d 1821

Campbell of

Co VA

m Abt 1762 Polly

Michael Jones b Abt 1730 d 1-5-1781

Campbell Co VA

m Julia Chamberlain

(Huguenots in this County)

m 1772 Milly Hardwick

Charlotte Co VA

Settled on Twittyrsquos Creek

Erasmus Jones b 5-8-1762

Campbell Co VA

d 1841 Cannon Co TN

m 1784 Amiah Fuqua

Isham Palmer b 1764

(brother of Martin Palmer)

b 1778 Charlotte Co VA Col

d 1850 Jasper Co TX)

William Cox

~1772-1845 Lebanon

Wilson Co TN

m Sally Stembridge

Littleberry Cox

b 1774

James Cox m 1815 Judith Jones

b 1789

Campbell Co VA

Settled near Watertown Wilson Co TN

Sally Palmer m Anderson Cox

Elizabeth Palmer m John Cox

Lebanon Wilson Co TN

Isham Palmer left Lebanon TN moving to Edwardrsquos Deport in Hindrsquos Co Mississippi John Cox died

there in 1836 Ishamrsquos land became a famous Civil War battle scene with 22000 confederate soldiers

The Infamous Barbara Palmer Barbara is a royal villain in several works such as George Bernard Shawrsquos play Good

King Charlesrsquos Golden Days Patricia Campbell Hortonrsquos Royal Mistress etc Charles II

granted William Penn the area of Pennsylvania and granted Fairfax the area south of the

Potomac river over to the Shenandoah Valley His grandfather James I granted Palmer

Island to Edward Palmer

Barbara Villiars Palmer was a mistress of Charles II

Edward Palmerrsquos will mentions John Palmer Esq late grandfather and of Mary his

wife sister of William Grivell one of the Judges of the Common Pleas and of Sir Giles

Grivell knight He mentions his ldquouncle William Palmer sometime one of the gentleman

pensioners to King Henry VIIrdquo of Wales who had conquered England in 1488 before

Columbus discovered America

Martin Palmer (1726-1790) had 200 acres in Charlotte Co VA in 1767 near his sons

Luke and Chillian Isham Palmer left Lebanon TN moving to Edwardrsquos Deport in Hindrsquos

Co Mississippi John Cox died there in 1836 Ishamrsquos land became a famous Civil War

battle scene with 22000 confederate soldiers

Barbara a royal villain was portrayed in many plays and films by actresses 1911

Agnes Keogh 1922 Elizaberth Beerbohm 1926 Juliette Compton 1934 Anne Grey 1947

Natalie Draper 1969 Moira Redmond 1974 Diana Rayworth 1989 Emma Samms 1995

Letitia Dean 2003 Helen McCrory 2009 Antonia Kinley

Diana Princess of Wales and Sir Anthony Eden British Prime Minister are reported to

be Barbararsquos descendants

The Crown owned the Colonial world from the Atlantic to the Mississippi Under

Charles II Dr Daniel Coxe became the Propietor of West Jersey As explained HERE

Daniel offered to provide land for the Hugenots west of Richmond VA but failed Instead

Robert Bolling who married Pocahantas surveyed 10000 acres for them

Google has much more on James I who produced the King James Bible (leaving out the

ldquoextra booksrdquo) and gave Delaware to De La Warr (Thomas West) covered HERE Charles II

made William Penn the Proprietor of Pennsylvania and Lord Fairfax became the Proprietor

of the land south of the Patomac River westword over to the Shanandoah Charles II Stewart

and Barbara Villiars Palmer had several offspring one being Lady Anne Palmer Steward

Anne was born at Westminster and married Thomas Leonard The Leonard connection will

be covered HERE Eventually Thomas Cox of Delaware married Julia Ann Leonard and

Rolland Leonard Cox married Helen Brombeck History of Huguenots in Virginia HERE

The will of William Palmer of Lemington Glocestershire is

found HERE mentioning his castles and manor houses

Below is the Dornay Manor House of Sir James Palmer and his son Roger Palmer (amp Barbara) linked HERE

James Palmer Knight was born January 29 1584 at Wingham Kent England and lived at Dorney Manor

in Buckinghamshire and died in March 1657 He married Martha Gerard of Dorney Manor Secondly he

married the widow of Sir William Herbert Knight and had Roger Palmer who married Barbara Villiers

At his death his children were ages of about

Philip 42

William 31

Percy 29

James 27

Catherine 25

Roger 23 (married Barbara Villiers Palmer)

Frances Mary 21

Anne 19

James 17

Jane 15

After many generations in Charlotte Co VA Littleberry Coxrsquos parents bought land from James Palmer

and eventually in Lebanon TN Littleberryrsquos nephew had two sons Anderson and John Cox who married two

Palmer sisters Sally and Elizabeth Palmer

Link to Herstmonceaux (Herst-mon-sue) Castle

Sussex England HERE and HERE

Todenham Manor House Gloucestershire England

HERE Fair use described here fair use

Palmers and now the Leonards and Coxes

James Leonard was born in Pontypool Trevethin Parish Monmouth County England in 1620

In 1935 a letter was found saying that Donald Leonardrsquos ancestor Jacob Leonard having his own ship left from

England for New York that his ancestors were French Huguenots who escaped the St Bartholomew massacre in 1572 (link

HERE) They first settled in Margate England (next to Kent County) Frank Leonard is mentioned

His father Thomas married Lydia White of Pontypool Wales He is in a deed in Pontypool Trevethin on July 29 1633

On June 26 1635 James sailed from Pontypool Wales to settled in York County VA The family had an iron manufact-

uring 1200 years in Germany and England (source HERE) and in Kinver Staffordshire and Pontypool England and Bristol

Co Mass An ironworks was at Jamestown VA in 1623

James Leonard was born in Pontypool Trevethin Parish Monmouth County England in 1620

Barbara Villiers Palmer had six children The first was Anne Palmer or Anne Palmer Stewart or Lady Anne Stuart

(since her mother was a Royal Mistress of King Charles Stewart) Anne was born at Westminster on 2251661 and

eventually married Thomas Leonnard Annersquos children were Charles Leonard Henry Leonard Charlotte Leonard George

Leonard and others (More details this PalmerLeonard line HERE)

Map link HERE (Map by Google ndash Subject to Copyright Law)

Note there are about 16 miles from Pontypool (where the Coxes and Leonards lived) to where the Palmers lived at

Lemington house near St Maryrsquos amp St Peterrsquos Monmouthshire England where Edward Palmer left a will on 11221624 at

the Parish church at Tidenham The Palmers can be traced back to the Dutch Revolution in the Netherlands James Palmer

owned a Manor House in Buckinghamshire called Dorney described HERE

The Abraham Lincoln ndash Littleberry Cox Connection

In Charlotte County Virginia John Cox Littleberryrsquos father bought his property at Hat Creek Charlotte Co VA from

a James Palmer

His-great-grandfather Mordecai Lincoln married Hannah Salter and settled in Monmouth Co New Jersey as

explained HERE Mordecai was buried at the Yellow Meeting House and his wife and his brother Abraham were likely in

unmarked graves Hannahrsquos father John Salter had an uncle John Bowne who left a will in 1714 in Trenton NJ which

mentions his iron works Likewise the Leonardrsquos had an iron works in Trenton This likely explains the Coxes Leonardrsquos

and Lincolnrsquos living near Yellow Meeting House there More should be gleaned from Henshawrsquos Quaker Encyclopedia

Nancy Hanks (Abraham Lincolnrsquos mother) and her parents lived close Hat Creek Church Campbell County VA

near Littleberry Coxrsquos home (as found HERE and page 28 HERE) Littlberry Cox was ten years older than Nancy

The Presbyterian minister at Hat Creek after 1741 was Gilbert Tennent of New Jersey (Harvard) (HERE) Samuel

Davies (November 3 1723 ndash February 4 1761) He held ldquoGreat Awakeningrdquo revivals (HERE) in Hanover County and

resided for awhile at Farmville VA next to Charlotte County Davies became the President of Harvard in New Jersey

Harveys of Lemington Glocestershire England and Hancocks of Charlotte Co VA

As a reminder the Palmers came from Lemington Gloucester England and the Palmerrsquos had branches in Charlotte Co VA

living close to the family of Littleberry Cox Glocester was previously called Warwickshire

Martin Hancock of Red House Charlotte Co VA was an executor of the Will of John Cox Littleberryrsquos father living in

Charlotte County Martin had married Sarah Harvey in Charlotte Co and her great-great grandfaher Richard Harvey was born

in 1640 within a few miles of Lemington Glouchestershire England His father was Sir John Harvey a Knight living at

WarwickshireLemington Parish President James Madisonrsquos grandfather Ambrose had a brother Henry Sr living in King

William Co VA surrounded by members of the Huguenot Church (listed in the Douglas Register by Rev William Douglas)

Henry had six grandkids attending the Rough Creek Church in Charlotte County near the home of Patrick Henry Henry

Madisonrsquos grandsons James and Henry were Elders at Rough Creek His granddaughter Nancy had married Rev Samuel

Armstead an Executor of John Coxrsquos will in 1821

Ambrose Madisonrsquos brother Roger had a daughter Ann who married Henry Cox of Charlotte County Rev John

Weatherford of Rough Creek performed the marriage of Sarah Cox a sister of Littleberry Weatherford was arrested for

preaching without a license and he was released by Patrick Henry This was great story with great results

Like the Madisons living in King William Co VA surrounded by members of the Huguenot Church (listed in the Douglas

Register by Rev William Douglas) there were other Huguenots of France who migrated from King William County to Charlotte

County Littleberryrsquos brother Charles Cox married Emily Noel (Nouwelsz) Her daughter Lucretia married Walker Cox of

Casey Creek KY my great-grandfatherrsquos brother As said the Palmers had lived there

Littleberryrsquos will and his fatherrsquos will were signed by a Sublett previously living in King William County VA As said In 1935 a letter was found saying that Donald Leonardrsquos ancestor Jacob Leonard having his own ship left from

England for New York that his ancestors were French Huguenots who escaped the St Bartholomew massacre in 1572 (link

HERE) They first settled in Margate eastern coast of England (next to Kent County) Frank Leonard is mentioned

Perhaps the connection between surnames Lennard and Cox was by an adoption or incest an unknown male or consential

sex I know several examples of these On the baptizmal record the word ldquoIllegitimaterdquo appears

At least this explains how a Cox line can be in the J2a instead of in the more common R1b1 haplogroup

TABLE 3 The Leonard Connection

John Leonard of Knole Chevening Kent Eng b 1508 d 1590

(where his ancestor settled after 1427 before king Henry VI)

(Henry VII 1457 Penbroke Wales d 1509)

(Henry VIII June 28 1491 ndash Jan 28 1547)

m 1538 Elizabeth Harmon b 1520 d 10121590

Sir Sampson Leonard Sheriff of Kent

b 1545 Knole Eng Sheriff of Kent County in the 12th year of queen Elizabeth

Was 10th Lord Dacre Sussex England Possessed five manor houses and estates adjoining them Burial 9211615 St Botolph Chevening Kent Eng m 11161564 Lady Margaret Baroness De Fiennes

b Abt 1540 Pontypool Monmouth Wales (EnglandWales) d 9201615 Chevening Kent Eng

Contemporaries

Henry VIII (1491 to 1547) Sir Richard Cox Chancellor of Oxford (1500 ndash 1581)

Richard was also Bishop of Ely

Thomas Leonard

b 5231577 Chevening Kent Eng d 1161638 Pontypool Monmouthshire Wales

m 1600 Lydia White Pontypool Monmouthshire Wales d 11061635 Pontypool Monmouthshire Eng

1569 Henry Leonard 1572 Anne 1573 George 1574 Mary 1577 Thomas Leonard

1581 Elizabeth 1583 Frances 1584 John 1592 Margaret

James Leonard Sr

b 1620 Pontypool Monmouthshire Wales Burial 1691 Raynham Bristol County Mass

m1 Abt 1640 Huguenot Mary Jeannie Martyn (Martaine) b1620 m2 1662 Margaret Ford (Faure)

b Pontypool Monmouthshire Eng d Bristol Mass

Contemporaries Charles I Stewart Charles II Stewart

George Villiars Barbara Villiars Roger Palmer John Coxe Vinetor Quaker of London

Dr Daniel Cox Proprietor 600000 acres of West Jersey He was the personal physician of Charles II (explained HERE)

William Penn Proprietor of Pennsylvania Lord Fairfax Proprietor of Fairfax VA

(south of the Patomic River over to Shnandoah)

1612 Philip Pontypool 1615 John Pontypool 1618 Henry Pontypool 1621 Col James Henry 1622 William Pontypool Abt 1624 Leonard rdquo 1628 Joan Pontypool 1628 Thomas Pontypool 1630 Margery Pontypool 1634 Sarah Pontypool

James Leonard

b Abt 1643 d Middletown Monmouth Co NJ buried at Yellow Meeting House Red Valley Cem

m Lydia Gulliver b 1656

831641 Thomas 1643 James Jr b Hilston Abigail Joseph 1652 John b 1652 Tauton Mass

Ann Leonard b 1672

m James Cox b 1672 Findagrave HERE

(Parents of John Cox b 1710)

1656 Rebecca 1657 Benjamin 1659 Hannah m Richard Reed Dean Uriah m Elizabeth

TABLE 4 Y-DNA Y-dna Comparisons ndash Jones Pettypool Leonard and Cox

Russell Jones

1745 ndash 1828

(Matches 37 markers

Erasmus Jones

except 1 marker)

descends from James Jones

b 1787 - Wilkes Co NC

m Jackson Co GA

d 1853 ndash DeKalb Co AL

5th child

James Holmes Jones

John Pontypool

1724 ndash

(Matches 37 markers

Erasmus Jones

except 3 marker)

from James Jones

b 1787 - Wilkes Co NC

d 1853 ndash DeKalb Co AL

5th child

James Holmes Jones

William Leonard

1622 -

of Pontipool Trevethan

Monmouth Wales

m Mary Cox 1654

b 1630

Monmouthshire

1595 Henry

b 1620 James Leonard

m 1640 Mary Martin b1620

- -

Thomas Leonard

b 1641

Kinver Staffordshire

d 1713 Plymouth MA

m Elizabeth White

at Pontypool

He was a forge fan in

Cleobury Mortimer

Shropshire 1624-1628

John Cox

1740 ndash 1822

(Matches 37 markers

James Leonard

1620 - 1691

except 8 marker)

descent from

(wife Margaret Fiennes)

brought over by Henry VII

TABLE 5 Y-DNA Results of Littleberry Cox and James Leonard

DYS 393

DYS 390

DYS 19394

DYS 391

DYS 385a

DYS 385b

DYS 426

DYS 388

DYS 439 DYS 389-1

Tim Cox 13

James Leonard 12

23

23

15 15

9 9

13 13

17 17

11 11

16 18

13 11

13 13

DYS 392 DYS 389-2 DYS 458 DYS 459a DYS 459b DYS 455 DYS 454 DYS 447 DYS 437 DYS 448

11 11

29 29

14 14

8 ---

9 9

11 11

11 11

26 26

14 14

21 21

DYS 449 DYS 464a DYS 464b DYS 464c DYS 464d DYS 464e DYS 460 GATA H4 YCA IIa YCA IIb

30 30

11 11

13 12 --14

15 15

16 16

16 16

10 10

11 11

19 19

22 22

DYS 456 DYS 607 DYS 576 DYS 570 CDY a CDY b DYS 442 DYS 438

DYS 531

DYS 578

18 15

14 14

16 16

19 18

36 36

38 38

12 12

9 9

Tim Cox 11

James Leonard 11

7 7

DYS 3951a

DYS 3951b

DYS 590

DYS 537

DYS 641

DYS 472

DYS 406S1

DYS 511

DYS 427

DYS 413a

14 14

15 15

8 8

Tim Cox 11 Leonard 12

10 10

8 8

10 10

10 10

12 12

17 17

DYS 413b

DYS 557

DYS 594

DYS 436

DYS 490

DYS 534

DYS 450

DYS 444

DYS 481

DYS 520

17 17

Tim Cox 15 Leonard 16

10 10

12 12

12 12

15 15

9 9

13 13

22 22

22 22

DYS 446

DYS 617

DYS 568

DYS 487

DYS 572

DYS 640

DYS 492

DYS 565

15 15

12 12

11 11

15 15

11 11

12 12

12 12

12 12

In TABLE 5 the 68 markers of James Leonard (born

in 1620) matches the y-dna markers of Littleberry Cox

except for eight marker This means there have been

one mutation every 50 years eight in 400 years

The following surname markers were captured before FTDNA discontinued providing ysearchorg

Leonard httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Lamplastname=Leonardampviewuid=G2ZR8ampp=0

Littleberry Cox httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Camplastname=Coxampviewuid=6QPFUampp=0

John Pettypool httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Pamplastname=Poolampviewuid=NUW8Campp=0

Erasmus Jones httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Jamplastname=Jonesampviewuid=Q6VV4ampp=0

Russell Jones httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Jamplastname=Jonesampviewuid=ZUGC3ampp=0

Nevertheless TABLE 5 is quite self-explanitory James Palmer and Littleberry Cox differs by only eight markers

after 400 years These markers are DYS 393 DDYS 388 DYS 439 DYS 464b DYS 464c DYS 464d

DYS 456 YS 570 (only one DYS 537 mismatch in last 30 of the 64 markers)

Cox-Leonard-Palmer Connections

Barbara Villiars Palmerrsquos daughter Anne married Thomas Leonard

William Leonard 1622 Pontipool Trevethan Wales m Mary Cox 1221654

Many of the J2a haplogroup entered France Spain Portugal and England in the first century

James amp Henry may be descended from French Iron Workershellip from J2 Leonards of France or Belgium

Johan Peter Lenhart 1708 matches Aaron Lenhart 1826 (3 mismatches in 37) Both of Germany

Thomas Leonard 1585 and Frederick Leonard 1820 match James Leonard 1620 first 64 markers

A John Leonard of Springfield tested J2 Stuart Leonard of Birmingham Eng are J2rsquos ndash existing before James amp

Henry

Out of 100 Leonardrsquos tested only 17 fall into the j or J2 groups Others were mostly R1b1 (R-M269)

120 million in Northern Europe are R 85 of Irish towns are R1b Leonardrsquos in Ireland Wales England and

Scotland are R1b1 (R-M269) Robert Leonard 1745 of Scotland and Samuel Leonard of Somerset Eng are

R1b1

Huguenots Connections of France and Holland

Executor of the property of Littleberryrsquos father in 1822

Thomas Sublett was a witness of the Will of Littleberryrsquos father

Robert D Nash was a witness of the Will of Littleberryrsquos father He married Sabra Ready a sister of Littleberryrsquos

wife Massey who inherited land in 1829 in Charlotte Co VA which had been bought from James Palmer

The Douglas Register records the Huguenots attending the church of William Douglass before 1763

Littleberryrsquos son Charles Cox married Emily Noel (Nouwelsz) in 1817 Her daughter Lucretia Cox married her

first Cousin Walker Cox my Great-grandfatherrsquos brother Jacob Nouwelsz was from Sedan Andennes France in

1559 The Massacre of St Bartholomew was in 1572

Pierre Louis Soblett was born in Sedan Andennes France in 1559 and arrived in Virginia in 1700 Paul Revere

was Apollos Rivoire Charles IIrsquos sister Mary married William of Orange of Holland the Netherland Lowlands The

Subletts first settled at Manakin Town King William Parish Goochland Co (later called Cumberland Co later

called Powhattan Co) Benjamin Sublett son of Pierre Soblett married Elizabeth Jordan in 1762 Benjaminrsquo father

Abraham was of Sedan Andennes France

Daniel Faure (Ford) was born in La Rochelle France where the massacre broke out Guillaume (William)

Fouquet of France was born in France and his great-grandaughter Judith Fuque (Fouquet) died in Adair Co Ky

where my grandfather was born Her great-granddaughter Syrelda Goode of Casey Creek Ky was my great-

grandmother John Fore received land from Captain Nash anddied in Charlotte Co VA His daughter Keziah Fore

married John Mason and bought 126 acres in Charlotte County in 1798 Sally Mason married Charles Ready and

William Masson (Massoneau) married Jenny Ready sister-in-law of Littleberry Cox Oher French connections are

Taliaferro Martain Orange Leonard deSailly Michaux Morries (Morris church) and Fuqua (Fouquet)

The following surname markers were captured before FTDNA discontinued providing ysearchorg

Leonard httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Lamplastname=Leonardampviewuid=G2ZR8ampp=0

Littleberry Cox httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Camplastname=Coxampviewuid=6QPFUampp=0

John Pettypool httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Pamplastname=Poolampviewuid=NUW8Campp=0

Erasmus Jones httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Jamplastname=Jonesampviewuid=Q6VV4ampp=0

Russell Jones httpwwwysearchorgalphalist_viewaspuid=ampletter=Jamplastname=Jonesampviewuid=ZUGC3ampp=0

Nevertheless TABLE 5 is quite self-explanitory James Palmer and Littleberry Cox differs by only eight markers

after 400 years These markers are DYS 393 DDYS 388 DYS 439 DYS 464b DYS 464c DYS 464d

DYS 456 YS 570 (only one DYS 537 mismatch in last 30 of the 64 markers)

Cox-Leonard-Palmer Connections

Barbara Villiars Palmerrsquos daughter Anne married Thomas Leonard

William Leonard 1622 Pontipool Trevethan Wales m Mary Cox 1221654

Many of the J2a haplogroup entered France Spain Portugal and England in the first century

James amp Henry may be descended from French Iron Workershellip from J2 Leonards of France or Belgium

Johan Peter Lenhart 1708 matches Aaron Lenhart 1826 (3 mismatches in 37) Both of Germany

Thomas Leonard 1585 and Frederick Leonard 1820 match James Leonard 1620 first 64 markers

A John Leonard of Springfield tested J2 Stuart Leonard of Birmingham Eng are J2rsquos ndash existing before James amp

Henry

Out of 100 Leonardrsquos tested only 17 fall into the j or J2 groups Others were mostly R1b1 (R-M269)

120 million in Northern Europe are R 85 of Irish towns are R1b Leonardrsquos in Ireland Wales England and

Scotland are R1b1 (R-M269) Robert Leonard 1745 of Scotland and Samuel Leonard of Somerset Eng are

R1b1

Huguenots Connections of France and Holland

Executor of the property of Littleberryrsquos father in 1822

Thomas Sublett was a witness of the Will of Littleberryrsquos father

Robert D Nash was a witness of the Will of Littleberryrsquos father He married Sabra Ready a sister of Littleberryrsquos

wife Massey who inherited land in 1829 in Charlotte Co VA which had been bought from James Palmer

The Douglas Register records the Huguenots attending the church of William Douglass before 1763

Littleberryrsquos son Charles Cox married Emily Noel (Nouwelsz) in 1817 Her daughter Lucretia Cox married her

first Cousin Walker Cox my Great-grandfatherrsquos brother Jacob Nouwelsz was from Sedan Andennes France in

1559 The Massacre of St Bartholomew was in 1572

Pierre Louis Soblett was born in Sedan Andennes France in 1559 and arrived in Virginia in 1700 Paul Revere

was Apollos Rivoire Charles IIrsquos sister Mary married William of Orange of Holland the Netherland Lowlands The

Subletts first settled at Manakin Town King William Parish Goochland Co (later called Cumberland Co later

called Powhattan Co) Benjamin Sublett son of Pierre Soblett married Elizabeth Jordan in 1762 Benjaminrsquo father

Abraham was of Sedan Andennes France

Daniel Faure (Ford) was born in La Rochelle France where the massacre broke out Guillaume (William)

Fouquet of France was born in France and his great-grandaughter Judith Fuque (Fouquet) died in Adair Co Ky

where my grandfather was born Her great-granddaughter Syrelda Goode of Casey Creek Ky was my great-

grandmother John Fore received land from Captain Nash anddied in Charlotte Co VA His daughter Keziah Fore

married John Mason and bought 126 acres in Charlotte County in 1798 Sally Mason married Charles Ready and

William Masson (Massoneau) married Jenny Ready sister-in-law of Littleberry Cox Oher French connections are

Taliaferro Martain Orange Leonard deSailly Michaux Morries (Morris church) and Fuqua (Fouquet)

Hebrew Roots

Myopia

Age of the Universe Dance

of the Planets

Summary of

Code 490

Summary

of Code 251

Captured

by Conjecture

CODE 166 CODE 196 CODE 228 CODE 243 CODE 251 CODE 294

CODE 427 CODE 490 CODE 590 CODE 666 CODE 01010 CODE 1260

CODE1447 CODE 1900 CODE 1975 CODE 2300 CODE 6000 CODE 144000

Myths About Three

Temples

Samaritan Code

Accurate Lunar Solar

Calendar

Kings Date of

Creation

6000-Year

Jubilee Calendar

Myths About Three Temples

19-Year Eclipse Cycle

Conspiracy

Against 251Years

SUMMARY

CODE 490

British Israelism

Armstrong

50-year Jubilees

The Next World NASA Versus the

Hebrew Calendar

Jubilees

amp ldquoLost Israelitesrdquo

Fall Festivals Fulfilled

First Century ldquoKing of the Northrdquo

Zionist Catholic amp Lutheran Profiles

Three Views

on the Exodus

Timeline 6 BC to 70 AD

The Cornerstone Date

-The One Rejected-

Eleven Forms of Zionism

Zionist Catholic

amp Lutheran Profiles

The Third Temple

Code

NASA vs Hebrew

Jewish

Code 49 Holy Days and

Proselytizing

Y-DNA

Genetics

Cox

Y-DNA

Duality

Context of Revelation

Context of Daniel Unconnected Jubilee

Cycles

Jubilee

in 2022 AD

The Last Jubilee Decoding

the Oracles

Ancient History

of Tithing

6000-Year Jubilee Calendar

Missing Dimension of the Hebrew

Calendar

Jews

Preserved the

Oracles

Ussherrsquos Jubilee in 1975

When Years

Beginpdf

Captured by

Conjecture

Time Patternspdf

6000-Year Jubilee

Calendar

Utopia Unveiled Mystery

of the Shemitah

First Century Revelation

Ancient Riddle Solved

1900-Year

Calendar

Armstrong

50-year Jubilees

Ussherrsquos Jubilee in 1975

Time Hackers and Corruption

Introduction to

Code 251

Book Review When was the Crucifixion

Book Review

The Harbinger

Book Review

Mystery of the

Shemitah

Book Review

Christian Passover

Jewish

Timeline

Creation 3761 BC

Book Review The Harbinger

Herd Instinct Other Myths Rabbi Code Books Sundials Anti-American Zionism

Unconnected Religious

Franchisespdf

When Days Beginpdf

The Hidden Context

of the Place of Safety

Years Begin in the

Springpdf

Literature With

251-Year Patterns

Armstrong amp the Feast Days

Utopia Unveiled CODE 166 Letters CODE 427 Code 666 CODE1447

Missing Dimension

Numbers Unveiled

in Visions

Holy Days and Proselytizing

Missing Context of Tithing

Introduction to

Code 251

Three Views on the Exodus

Sabbaticals-1 Sabbaticals-2 Sabbaticals-3 Sabbaticals-4 Jewish Code 49

TABLE 6 Links to other Studies