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Mathews-Williams Family Genealogy
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Charles Carter, the great-grandson of Gov. Thomas Nelson, signer of the Declaration of Independence. He was of "Shirley", Charles City Co., VA.
Mary Anne Armistead, of "Hesse".
John Byrd was killed in battle in 1814.
Gen. George Baylor, one of Caroline County, Virginia's most illustrious sons, was a son of John Baylor, III, and was born at Newmarket in 1752. He was educated in England. He was a member of the Caroline Committee of Safety and entered the Continental Army at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. As a lieutenant-colonel, he was aide-de-camp to Gen. Washington from August 1775, to January 1777. When he brought news of the victory over the Hessians to Congress, that body voted that a horse, properly caparisoned, be presented to him.
Nathaniel Burwell, of "Carter Hall", Clarke Co., VA. He gave the land upon which Old Chapel, and the Burwell Cemetery, near Millwood, Clarke County, Virginia stand.
Mary Burwell, of "Clay Hill".
Nathaniel Burwell, of "Carter Hall", Clarke Co., VA. He gave the land upon which Old Chapel, and the Burwell Cemetery, near Millwood, Clarke County, Virginia stand.
Lucy Burwell, of "Ben Lomand".
Robert Burwell died unmarried.
William Nelson Burwell, of "Glenowen".
George Brooke was Clerk of the Circuit Court for Prince William County, Virginia, 1793-1805.