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Mathews-Williams Family Genealogy
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Corbin Braxton, of "Chericoke", King William Co., VA.
St. George Tucker Coalter, of "Chatham", Stafford Co., VA.
John Coalter died young.
Henry Coalter died young.
Judge John Coalter, Virginia Court of Appeals. In 1821 he purchased "Chatham", in Stafford County, VA, opposite Fredericksburg, where he resided until his death which occurred Feb. 2, 1838.
William Ball & Judith (Throckmorton) had 5 children. His home was at "Chapel Green" in Frederick Co., VA.
William Payne Ball moved from VA to Lexington, KY.
At the time of their marriage Colin Campbell was from Dumfries, VA.
Alfred Nichols Chinn was wounded during the Civil War in Arkansas and died as a result of those wounds.
Lewis & Mary Chinn migrated from KY to Platte Co., MO, (Preston Township) in 1840, shortly after their marriage. In 1840 the newly married couple came west and settled on the Platte, four miles northeast of Platte City. In 1843, they moved to Carroll Township (Platte Co., MO) and made that their permanent home. By industry, coupled with good sound sense, they prospered, and left to their children a competency, as well as a good education and an enviable position in society. Mrs. Chinn was a Christian woman of intelligence, dignity, and lady like bearing.
George W. Chinn died by his own hand.