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Follow the hyperlinks down my direct line... Descendants of Michael Mauze Generation No. 1 1. MICHAEL1 MAUZE1,2 was born Abt. 1650 in France2,
and died 16902. He married
(2) ELIZABETH ?3,4 Unknown5. She was born Unknown5, and died
Unknown5. Notes for MICHAEL MAUZE: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Linda Kelly, taken from Wm and Mary Quarterly: Michael Mauze and children, Michael Jr, Peter, John and
Isabel, were naturalized at the English Court at White Hall by Royal Letters December 16,
1687 and again on January 5, 1688. This is
the only entry in all the Huguenot records of England and Ireland referring to Michael
Mauze' and his children. The Mauzey-Mauzy family is of French origin and is an
outgrowth of the name Mauze' (Moze). It
played an important part in the religious troubles which swept across France during the
16th and 17th centuries and was represented, as it is today, by vigorous protestant
ministers. The family resided chiefly in an
area bounded on the north by Loudun, on the east by Poitiers, and on the south and west by
the coastal cities of Rochefort and LaRochelle. The focal point was the village of Mauze (Moze) Sur Le
Mignon in Aunis, about twenty miles east of LaRochelle.
Here the medieval Mauze castle is still standing in excellent condition. The name Mauze is believed to have been derived from the
Arabian word "Mauz", meaning plantain tree and was probably adopted during the
crusades to the Holy Land. In France, it was
written Mauze and Moze, and passed on to England, Holland and Ireland, Scotland and
America as Mauzey and Mauzy as well as Mauze and Moze.
The correct pronunciation in MO-ze, the acdnt being on the first syllable,
the last syllable spoken in a soft rapid manner. In various land grants, wills and other documents of
colonial America the name was frequently recorded as Mozee, Mozie, Mozey. The Mauzy variation developed by the substitution
of a y for an e and the Mauzy variant was adopted by the addition of a y to the Mauze, a
common method of anglicizing certain French names ending with e. Moze was simply the other way of spelling and
pronouncing Mauze. During the period between 1681 and 1724, at the time of the
Repeal of the Edict of Nantes, no less than ten Mauze (Moze) families left France and
appeared in the British Isles for naturalization as English citizens. Representatives of four of these families remained
in England, two went to Dublin, Ireland, one to Scotland, and 3 are believed to have come
to America. Note from Mauzey-Mauzy Family, by Armand Jean Mauzey, MD,
DSC Page 315 A study of the Mauze records strongly suggests that the
common Mauzey-Mauzy ancestor in America was John Mauze', born in England about 1675,
second son of Michael Mauze', born in France about 1650.
Three lines of descendants have developed.
Those descending from John Mauze', born 1696, and his first wife Hester
Connyers; those descending from John's sister, Margaret Mauze'Hedgman, born 1702; and
those descending from John Mauze' and second wife, Mary Crosby Mountyjoy Mauze' Waugh. Mauzy Descendants Tree from the homepage of: Resa Hull Rivers/resa@omnipages.com http://www.omnipages.com/resa/mauzy.htm More About MICHAEL MAUZE: Nationality: French Huegenot Naturalization: 1685, England6
Children of MICHAEL MAUZE are: 2.
i. JOHN2 MAUZY, b. December 11, 1675, Larochelle, France;
d. 1718, Fauquier County, VA.
ii. MICHAEL MAUZY, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. PETER MAUZY7,8, b. Unknown9;
d. Unknown.
iv. ISABEL MAUZY9,10, b. Unknown11;
d. Unknown.
Child of MICHAEL MAUZE and ELIZABETH ? is:
v. MICHAEL2 MAUZY, JR.11,12, b. Unknown13;
d. Unknown. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN2 MAUZY (MICHAEL1 MAUZE)13,14 was born December 11, 1675 in
Larochelle, France14, and died 1718 in Fauquier County, VA14. He married (1) ? CONNYERS15,16
Unknown, daughter of WILLIAM CONNYERS. She was born
Unknown17, and died Unknown17. He married (2) MARY CROSBY17,18
Unknown. She was born Unknown, and died
Unknown. Notes for JOHN MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Fled to England with his father, brothers, and sister about
the time of the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in1685. He was naturalized as an English
citizen around 1687. He married the daughter of Dr. William Connyers, a London physician. Shortly thereafter he migrated to America, probably with
other French refugees (Huguenots) to Charleston, SC about 1700. He soon moved to Stafford
County, Virginia, where he was first referred to as John Mozey, but on the tombstone of
his daughter, Margaret Hedgeman, as "John Mauzy, Gentleman". By his first marriage to the Connyers woman he had three
children. After her death he married Mary Crosby Mountjoy, a widow, and they had two
children. (Notes from Wm and Mary Quarterly) Notes from "The Mauzey-Mauzy Family" by Armand Jean Mauzy, MD, DSC In the Land Grant records for the northern neck of Virginia
will be found the third Mauze', John, mentioned in connection with a land grant to Edward
Mountjoy in 1702. This John Mauze' is also
listed as a public officer for Stafford County, VA, in 1714, along with George Mason, John
Waugh, John West, Rice Hooe, John Washington, James Sumner, Dade Massie, George Anderson,
Henry Fitzhugh, Thomas Lunn, Rowling Travis, Thomas Gregg, and the minister, a Mr. Scott
of St. Paul and Overwharton Parishes. Then
John Mauze', Gentleman, is referred to on the tombstone of his daughter Margaret, who
married Peter Hedgeman, Gentleman, Stafford Cty, VA, 21 September 1721, and died 1754 at
the age of 52 years. Margaret was therefore
born in 1702 after her father arrived in VA. It
is quite possible that John came to Charles Town, Charleston SC, along with Jeanne
Elizabeth Mauze' and her husband Peter Videau. Notes from Christie Hall (FBCratty@aol.com): "Henry" Mauzy was a Huguenot refugee who fled to
France in a hogshead marked "merchandise" (in the same vessel that carried James
Fontaine) after Louis XIV repealed the Edict of Nantes.
He spent some time in England, and married a Dr. Connyer's daughter there. It is believed that he sailed into the port of
Charleston, SC in 1685, then went to VA and settled in Stafford County. Notes for MARY CROSBY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Linda Kelly: The last will of Mary Crosby Mountjoy Mauzy Waugh was dated
March 27, 1749 and proved December 14, 1756. As
it remains of record at Stafford Cty Court House. By
a lone cedar tree in the cornfield of Mrs. Robinson near Brooke Station in Stafford Cty,
VA is the crumbling tombstone of Mary Crosby Waugh. This
was once a large burying ground, but all of the stones have disappeared except that of
Mary, which was broken and about to disintegrate. This
tract of land is known as "Locust Hill". Her
tombstone reads: Here lies the body of Mrs. Mary Waugh who departed from this
life in the month of July in the Year of our Lord 175? The remainder of her tombstone could not be located. She has been referred to as Much Marrying Mary, because of
her 3 marriages to" Edward Mountjoy, John Mauzy and Rev. Joseph Waugh. She had children by all 3 marriages. In the will of Mary Crosby Mountjoy Mauzy Waugh, made in
1749, she left property to each of her children as follows: "To my son William Mountjoy, 840 acres of land, to son
Peter Mauzy, 300 acres of land in Prince William Cty where Francis Watt now lives, to
daughter Elizabeth Mauzy Conway, 150 acres of land and to daughter Mary Doniphan personal
estate." Notes on Peter Mauzy, son of John and Mary Crosby Mauzy: On November 11, 1730, William Allen was appointed guardian
for Peter, indicating Peter was not of age. This
was necessary because young Peter's grandfather, George Crosby (Mary's father),had died in
1730, leaving him land on Town Run. On July 10, 1734, Peter in turn became guardian for
Elizabeth Summers, eventually his wife, and his bond was ordered recorded with William
Mountjoy and John Mauzy as security. From the Overwharton Parish Records, Stafford Cty, VA, Peter
Mauzy married Elizabeth Summers on February 9, 1735. Peter's will was made in 1750. Witnesses were William Mountjoy, Alexander
Doniphan and John Mauzy, Sr. It should be
recalled that William Mountjoy was Peter's half brother, by Mary Crosby's first marriage
to Captain Edward Mountjoy and that Alexander Doniphan had married Peter's half sister,
Mary Waugh, born to Mary Crosby and Joseph Waugh.
Children of JOHN MAUZY and ? CONNYERS are: 3.
i. JOHN3 MAUZY, b. Abt. 1696, England; d. 1780.
ii. GEORGE MAUZY19,20, b. 169821,22,23;
d. January 10, 1754, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia23. Notes for GEORGE MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from:
Mauzey-Mauzy Family, by Armand Jean Mauzey, MD, DSC Page 314 The name Mauze' or Moze' had now become
Mauzey or Mauzy and was recorded interchangeably as such.
The George Mauze', born 1698, who died at John Mauze's born 1696, is taken
to be the same George Mauze' whoses will is recorded in the 1721-29 Stafford County Will
Book and who was the son of John Mauze', b. 1675, and his English Connyers wife. More About GEORGE MAUZY: Fact 1: Died at his brother John's home24,25 4.
iii. MARGARET MAUZY, b. 1702, Virginia; d. January 16, 1754,
Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia.
Children of JOHN MAUZY and MARY CROSBY are: 5.
iv. PETER3 MAUZY, b. Abt. 1713; d. Unknown. 6.
v. ELIZABETH MAUZY, b. Abt. 1714; d. Aft. 1751. Generation No. 3 3. JOHN3 MAUZY (JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)26,27 was born Abt. 1696 in England27,
and died 178027. He married
HESTER CONNYERS28,29 172030, daughter
of HENRY CONNYERS. She was born
170031, and died Unknown32. Notes for JOHN MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Spelling may have been Mauze. Notes for HESTER CONNYERS: [Mauzy.FTW] Hester and John were first cousins.
Children of JOHN MAUZY and HESTER CONNYERS are: 7.
i. JOHN4 MAUZY, b. 1723; d. 1764.
ii. WILLIAM MAUZY32,33, b. 172534,35;
d. Unknown. 8.
iii. PRISCILLA MAUZY, b. 1727; d. Unknown.
iv. PETER MAUZY36,37, b. 173038,39,40;
d. Unknown; m. PRISCILLA WAUGH41,42, Unknown; b. 174143;
d. Unknown.
v. ELIZABETH MAUZY44,45, b. 173446,47,48;
d. Unknown; m. PETER MURPHY49,50, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown.
vi. JEMIMA MAUZY, b. 174051; d. Unknown. 9.
vii. HENRY MAUZY, b. 1721, Stafford County, VA; d. February
27, 1804, Fauquier County, VA.
viii. JEMIMA MAUZY52, b. March 26, 1840,
Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia52; d. Unknown. 4. MARGARET3 MAUZY (JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)53,54 was born 1702 in Virginia54,
and died January 16, 1754 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia54. She married PETER HEDGEMAN55,56
September 21, 1721 in Stafford County, VA57,58. He was born Abt. 1697 in Stafford County, VA59,60,
and died Unknown. Notes for MARGARET MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] She was reported as having 9 children total.
Children of MARGARET MAUZY and PETER HEDGEMAN are:
i. WILLIAM4 HEDGEMAN61,62, b. July 1, 1732,
Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia63,64; d. Unknown.
ii. GEORGE HEDGEMAN65,66, b. December 11,
1734, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia67,68; d. Unknown; m.
HANNAH BALL DANIEL69,70, November 27, 1756,
Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia71,72; b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
iii. JOHN HEDGEMAN73,74, b. October 13,
1741, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia75,76; d. Unknown. 5. PETER3 MAUZY (JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)77,78 was born Abt. 171379,80,
and died Unknown. He married ELIZABETH SUMMERS81,82 February 9, 1734/35 in Overwharton
Parish, Stafford Cty, VA83,84. She
was born Unknown, and died Unknown. Notes for PETER MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Linda Kelley: From William and Mary Quarterly Notes on Peter Mauzy, son of John and Mary Crosby Mauzy: On November 11, 1730, William Allen was appointed guardian
for Peter, indicating Peter was not of age. This
was necessary because young Peter's grandfather, George Crosby (Mary's father), ahd died
in 1730, leaving him land on Town Run. On July 10, 1734, Peter in turn became guardian for
Elizabeth Summers, eventually his wife, and his bond was ordered recorded with William
Mountjoy and John Mauzy as security. Peter
Mauze' was now 21 years old. The John
Mauze', b. 1696, was Peter's half-brother. From the Overwharton Parish Records, Stafford Cty, VA, Peter
Mauzy married Elizabeth Summers on February 9, 1735. Peter's will was made in 1750. Witnesses were William Mountjoy, Alexander
Doniphan and John Mauzy, Sr. It should be
recalled that William Mountjoy was Peter's half brother, by Mary Crosby's first marriage
to Captain Edward Mountjoy and that Alexander Doniphan had married Peter's half sister,
Mary Waugh, born to Mary Crosby and Joseph Waugh. Peter
named his wife Elizabeth, sons Michael, Peter, John, daughters Elizabeth and Mary. " Stafford
Co. Will Book M, 1729-48 p-18. William Allen and Peter Hedgeman - 11 November
1730.
William Allen, guardian of orphan,
Peter Mauzy. Set bond. p-62. Peter Mauzy, (?)an infant, to Wm. Allen guardian, 12 July 1732.
maintain 3 negro children for 1 year, 500
Pounds
maintain Peter Mauzy for one year,
500 pounds."
Children of PETER MAUZY and ELIZABETH SUMMERS are:
i. MICHAEL4 MAUZY85,86, b. Abt. 173687,88;
d. Unknown.
ii. PETER MAUZY89,90, b. May 19, 173891,92;
d. Unknown. 10.
iii. JOHN MAUZY, b. December 17, 1739; d. 1803, Fauquier
County, VA.
iv. MARY MAUZY93,94, b. Abt. 174295,96;
d. 1769, Fauquier County, VA97,98. Notes for MARY MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from: Mauzey-Mauzy Family, by Armand
Jean Mauzey, MD, DSC Page 315 The will of Mary Mauze', born 1742, a
daughter of Peter and Elizabeth, was probated in 1769 and it named a daughter Sally. Witnesses were brothers John and Peter, Uncle
Thomas Conway. This Mary was the
Granddaughter of Mary Crosby Mountjoy Mauze' Waugh and she is sometimes confused with her
grandmother. Thomas Conway had about 1740
married Elizabeth Mauze', born 1714. The
brothers, John, born 1738, and Peter, born 1739 mentioned above were other children of
Peter and Elizabeth. 11.
v. ELIZABETH MAUZY, b. December 20, 1745, VA; d. Unknown. 6. ELIZABETH3 MAUZY (JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)99,100 was born Abt. 1714101,102,
and died Aft. 1751103,104. She
married (1) THOMAS CONWAY105,106 1740107,108. He was born 1699109,110, and
died September 1784 in Fauquier County, VA111,112. She married (2) JOHN MARKHAM113,114 Unknown. He
was born Unknown, and died Unknown. Notes for ELIZABETH MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Linda Kelly, from Wm and Mary Quarterly: All of Elizabeth's sons fought in the American Revolutionary
War. Notes for THOMAS CONWAY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Linda Kelly: Wm and Mary Quarterly: Thomas Conway made his will August 25, 1784, naming niece
Sally Mauzy.
Children of ELIZABETH MAUZY and THOMAS CONWAY are:
i. WILLIAM THOMAS4 CONWAY115,116, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
ii. SUSANNAH CONWAY117,118, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
iii. JOSEPH CONWAY119,120, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
iv. GEORGE CONWAY121,122, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
v. JAMES CONWAY123,124, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
vi. PETER CONWAY125,126, b. 1740127,128;
d. Unknown; m. MARY JAMES129,130, 1769131,132;
b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
vii. HENRY CONWAY133,134, b. 1749, VA135,136;
d. September 10, 1812, Greene Cty, TN137,138; m. SARAH HUNDLEY139,140, July 25, 1769141,142;
b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
Child of ELIZABETH MAUZY and JOHN MARKHAM is:
viii. JOHN4 MARKHAM, JR.143,144, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown. Generation No. 4 7. JOHN4 MAUZY (JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)145,146 was born 1723147,148,
and died 1764149,150. He
married (1) ELIZABETH ? Unknown. She
was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He
married (2) HESTER BETTY FOOTE151,152 Unknown. She
was born Unknown, and died Unknown. Notes for JOHN MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from: Mauzey-Mauzy
Family, by Armand Jean Mauzey, MD, DSC Page 315 John Mauze', born 1723, second son of John, born 1696, and
his Hester Connyers wife, made a will in 1764 and named his wife Hetty (Hester Foote). Daughters, Peggy, Molly and Betty were also named. This John was a nephew of Peter Mauze who made his
will in 1750.
Children of JOHN MAUZY and HESTER FOOTE are:
i. ELIZABETH BETTY5 MAUZY153,154, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown; m. JAMES WITHERS155,156, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. MARGARET MAUZY157,158, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown; m. NATHANIEL ASHBY159,160, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown. 12.
iii. MARY MAUZY, b. 1758, Fauquier County, VA; d. Unknown. 9. HENRY4 MAUZY (JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)188,189 was born 1721 in Stafford County, VA190,191,
and died February 27, 1804 in Fauquier County, VA192,193. He married (1) ANN WITHERS193,194 November 11, 1744194. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He married (2) ELIZABETH TAYLOR195,196 July 23, 1765 in Fauquier County, VA196. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown. Notes for HENRY MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Henry Mauzy fought in the Rev. War. He has a will in Faquier County. Will recorded at Warrenton, in Faquier County. Will Book 111, page 498. He names his wife and 14 children. Died 2-27-1804? Pages 345-346, July 23, 1765...Marriage contract..between
Henry Mauzy and Elizabeth Morgan. A marriage
soon to take place between the parties...she grants to said Mauzy as soon as the marriage
takes place, all her title to the lands of her deceased husband, James Morgan. Mauzy agrees to maintain 2 of the said Morgan's
children until they arrive to full age and after the payment of all debts of said James
Morgan the estate which remains to be used only by her and the six children of the said
Morgan and to be equally divided between them and the said Elizabeth Morgan. And she shall claim no part of said Henry Mauzy's
estate. Signed Henry Mauzy, Elizabeth Morgan Witnesses: James
Craig, Elias Edmonds, Francis Bronaugh, David Welch, William Jones. Rec. August
26, 1765, prov. by o. of Craig, Elias Edmonds, and David Welch. Notes from Jeanne: Taken from Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 Deed Book 6-486, 1778 A Henry Sr. gives son John 200 acres on Great Run devised
him and former wife, Nanney (Ann) Withers, by her father James Withers. Henry is shown on 1759 tax list. Minute Book 1, page 191, 1761 Lieutentant. Minute Book 3-160, 1765, Henry Mauzy admin. and inventory
ordered. per Will Book 1-p94 Will Book 1, page 138, 1768
Estate account included payments to Benjamin and William Morgan. Minute Book 3, page 152, 1765
Henry Mauzy acknowledged deed to Elizabeth Morgan. Notes from: The
Mauzey-Mauzy Family, by Armand Jean Mauzy, MD, DSC pages 313-14 In another will of Henry Connyers, June 13, 1733, he
referred to his daughter Hestor Mauze' and his grandson Henry. This is the first reference to a Henry Mauze' in
America. Hestor Connyers had married her
cousin, the John Mauze' born in 1696, in 1720 and their first child was Henry born in 1721
and named after his grandfather, Henry Connyers. This
Henry Mauze' started a long line of descendants. He
first married Ann Withers November 11, 1744, secondly Elizabeth Taylor Morgan, July 23,
1765. At least 17 children were born from
these unions. From: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/a/f/Mary-D-Taffet/index.html (Mary Dresser Taffet) Notes for ANN WITHERS: [Mauzy.FTW] All information regarding Ann Withers and her ancestors was
taken from the website of Lonnie Chrisman - www.cs.cmu.edu/~chrisman/genealogy/index.html
Children of HENRY MAUZY and ANN WITHERS are: 18.
i. REV. WILLIAM5 MAUZY, b. December 27, 1755, Stafford County,
VA; d. April 6, 1837, Rush County, IN.
ii. NANCY MAUZY197,198, b. 1760, Fauquier
County, VA199,200; d. 1835201,202; m. EDMOND BAYSE203,204, 1770, Fauquier
Cty, VA205; b. 1746, Fauquier County, VA205,206; d.
1783, Fauquier County, VA207,208.
iii. ?? MAUZY209,210, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
iv. ELIZABETH MAUZY211,212, b. 1757213,214;
d. Unknown; m. JAMES PETERS215,216, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown.
v. HENRY MAUZY217,218, b. 1758219,220;
d. Unknown.
vi. HESTER MAUZY221,222, b. 1763223,224;
d. Unknown; m. ABNER NEWMAN225,226, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for HESTER MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Jeanne: Taken from Fauquier Families, 1759-99 Fauquier Deed Book 2, page 588, 1766 John Mauzy (grandfather of Hester), gives
slave to granddaughter, Hester Mauzy, daughter of Henry,
witnesses include John Mauzy, son of Peter, and Peter Murphy. 19.
vii. JOHN MAUZY, b. 1745, Fauquier County, VA; d. March 3,
1802, Lincoln County, KY. 20.
viii. PETER MAUZY, b. March 1750/51, Fauquier County, VA; d.
August 15, 1841, Fleming County, KY.
ix. PRISCILLA MAUZY227,228, b. 1761229,230;
d. Unknown; m. GEORGE ROSSER231,232, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown.
Children of HENRY MAUZY and ELIZABETH TAYLOR are: 21.
x. COL. JOSEPH5 MAUZY, b. August 14, 1779, Fauquier County, VA;
d. December 20, 1863, MacGaheysville, Rockingham County, VA.
xi. GEORGE MAUZY233,234, b. 1776235,236;
d. Aft. 1804237,238.
xii. JEMIMA MAUZY239,240, b. 1775241,242;
d. Bef. 1800243,244; m. JOSEPH DARNELL245,246, 1795247,248;
b. Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for JEMIMA MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Jemima
Mauzy, born Abt. 1775 in ?; died Bef. 1800 in ?; married Josiah Darnell Abt. 1795.
xiii. MARGARET MAUZY249,250, b. 1774251,252;
d. Bef. 1800253,254; m. GEORGE DUNCAN255,256, Abt. 1794257,258;
b. Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for MARGARET MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Margaret
Mauzy, born Abt. 1774 in ?; died Bef. 1800 in ?; married George Duncan Abt. 1794. 22.
xiv. MICHAEL MAUZY, b. September 2, 1776, Fauquier County, VA;
d. January 3, 1848, Pendleton Cty, VA/WV.
xv. RICHARD MAUZY259,260, b. 1773, Fauquier
County, VA261,262; d. 1808263,264; m. MARY FISHBACK265,266, 1798267,268;
b. Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for RICHARD MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Richard
Mauzy, born 1773 in Fauquier, VA, USA; died Abt. 1808; married Mary Fishback Abt. 1798.
xvi. SUSANNAH MAUZY269,270, b. September 24,
1766271,272; d. July 18, 1843273,274; m. CHARLES KEMPER275,276, November 29,
1786, Fauquier County, VA277,278; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for SUSANNAH MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW]
i. Susannah Mauzy, born
September 24, 1766; died July 18, 1843; married Charles Kemper November 29, 1786 in
Fauquier County, Virginia.
xvii. THOMAS MAUZY279,280, b. 1768281,282;
d. 1827, Orange, VA283,284; m. (1) VIOLET BRADFORD285,286, December 23,
1805, Fauquier County, VA287,288; b. 1768289,290; d.
Unknown; m. (2) LETICIA BRADFORD291,292, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown. 10. JOHN4 MAUZY (PETER3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)293,294 was born December 17, 1739295,296,
and died 1803 in Fauquier County, VA297,298. He married FRANCES ?299,300 Unknown. She
was born Unknown, and died Unknown. Notes for JOHN MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from: Mauzey-Mauzy
Family, by Armand Jean Mauzey, MD, DSC Page 315 Will of John Mauze', born 1739, third son of Peter and
Elizabeth, was made in August, 1803, and
named wife Frances. Left legacies to
children, Peter, John, Margaret and Elizabeth.
Children of JOHN MAUZY and FRANCES ? are:
i. PETER5 MAUZY301,302, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
ii. MARGARET MAUZY303,304, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
iii. ELIZABETH MAUZY305,306, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
iv. JOHN MAUZY307,308, b. 1770309,310;
d. Unknown; m. POLLY ?311,312, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for JOHN MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Mauzey-Mauzy Familiy, by Armand
Jean Mauzey, MD, DSC page 315 The will of John Mauze, born 1770, great
grandson of John, born 1675, grandson of Peter, born 1713, and second son of John, born
1739, was made in 1822 in Madison Cty, KY. Named
wife Polly and left legacies for the education and rearing of his children. This John Mauze, born 1770, was the g-grandfather
of Armand Jean Mauzey. . 11. ELIZABETH4 MAUZY (PETER3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)313,314 was born December 20, 1745 in VA315,316,
and died Unknown. She married ORIGINAL YOUNG317,318 March 29, 1768 in Fauquier County,
VA319,320. He was born Abt.
1742 in Fredericksville, Albermarle County, VA321,322, and died Unknown
in Clark County, VA323.
Children of ELIZABETH MAUZY and ORIGINAL YOUNG are:
i. JAMES5 YOUNG323,324, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
ii. JOHN YOUNG325,326, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
iii. SARAH YOUNG327,328, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
iv. MARGARET YOUNG329,330, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown. Generation No. 5 12. MARY5 MAUZY (JOHN4, JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)331,332 was born 1758 in Fauquier County, VA333,334,
and died Unknown. She married JOHN HOGAN335,336 October 31, 1780337,338. He was born 1758339,340, and
died Unknown.
Child of MARY MAUZY and JOHN HOGAN is:
i. MARTIN6 HOGAN341,342, b. 1783, Fauquier
County, VA343,344; d. Unknown. 18. REV. WILLIAM5 MAUZY (HENRY4, JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)406,407 was born December 27, 1755 in
Stafford County, VA408,409, and died April 6, 1837 in Rush County, IN410,411. He married URSULA ARNOLD411,412 July 22, 1772413,414. She was born February 22, 1753 in England415,416,
and died May 28, 1823 in Bourbon County, KY417,418. Notes for REV. WILLIAM MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Shirley McNeely: William is buried in East Hill Cemetery, Rushville, IN. He moved to Bourbon Cty, KY with his brother Peter
in 1792 and to Rush Cty, IN in 1829. He was a
Baptist preacher of note. William served in the Revolutionary War in Capt Rolly
Brown's Co., Col. Gerrard's Regt. of Stafford Cty, VA Militia. More About REV. WILLIAM MAUZY: Burial: East Hill Cemetery, Rushville, IN419 Occupation: Baptist minister419
Children of WILLIAM MAUZY and URSULA ARNOLD are:
i. NANCY6 MAUZY420,421, b. July 27, 1774422,423;
d. Unknown; m. CHARLES JONES424,425, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown. 32.
ii. SALLIE MAUZY, b. October 1, 1776; d. 1832.
iii. HENRY MAUZY426,427, b. October 15,
1778428,429; d. October 1, 1779430,431. 33.
iv. JAMES MAUZY, b. December 3, 1780, Fauquier County, VA;
d. 1833.
v. WILLIAM MAUZY431,432, b. November 12,
1782433,434; d. Unknown.
vi. HENRY MAUZY435,436, b. February 10,
1785437,438; d. August 1795439,440.
vii. ELIZABETH MAUZY441,442, b. February 1787443,444;
d. Unknown; m. ROLAND GRANT444,445, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown. 34.
viii. JOHN ARNOLD MAUZY, b. February 18, 1789; d. 1842,
Kirksville, MO.
ix. GEORGE MAUZY446,447, b. April 27, 1791448,449;
d. Unknown; m. NANCY GRIMSTEAD450,451, 1812, Bourbon
County, KY452; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for GEORGE MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Note from Shirley McNeely: He was in KY Regt, War of 1812 35.
x. PETER WILLIAM MAUZY, b. October 24, 1793, VA/WVA; d. August
18, 1832, Salem, IN.
xi. SILAS MAUZY453,454, b. February 1,
1797455,456; d. Unknown.
xii. HARRY MAUZY457,458, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown. 19. JOHN5 MAUZY (HENRY4, JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)458,459 was born 1745 in Fauquier County, VA460,461,
and died March 3, 1802 in Lincoln County, KY462,463. He married JEMIMA DUNCAN464,465 Unknown. She
was born 1746466,467, and died Unknown. Notes for JOHN MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Shirley McNeely: John was recommended as a 2nd Lt. in the Fauquier Cty
Militia on May 22, 1780 (reference, "Virginia
Militia in the Revolution", by McAlister, page 201; DAR Patriot Index, page 445) He moved to KY sometime after the Revolution. Taken from Fauquier Families, 1759-1799: Deed Book 6-486, 1778 Henry Sr. gives son John 200 acres on Great Run devised him
and former wife, Nanney (Ann) Withers, by her father James Withers.
Children of JOHN MAUZY and JEMIMA DUNCAN are:
i. HENRY6 MAUZY468,469, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown. Notes for HENRY MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from KWright354: Garrard Cty, KY Will Abstracts Vol 2
1819-1833, Charles M. Franklin lists Henry Mauzy
will book F page 109 dated September 1, 1820, recorded February 1826. Relation not given Joseph Weathers (wife Lydia,
sister to Henry), sister Nancy Foster, sister Mary Porter, sister Elizabeth Withers,
sister Roda Porter, sister Jemima Andrews, sister Susanna Scruggs. Exec.
Edwin Porter, Harrison Porter, of Lincoln Cty, KY, witnesses W. Jennings,
Richard, William Bett.
ii. JEMIMA MAUZY470,471, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown; m. ? ANDREWS472,473, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for JEMIMA MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Note from Shirley McNeely: Jemima was married to Joshua Darnell on
12-21-1798. They had no known children. ?
iii. RHODA MAUZY474,475, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown; m. HARRISON PORTER476,477, March 3, 1802,
Fauquier Cty, VA478,479; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iv. ELIZABETH MAUZY480,481, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown; m. JAMES WITHERS482,483, September 8,
1796, Fauquier Cty, VA484; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for ELIZABETH MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Note from Shirley McNeely: Shows Elizabeth was married to James Peters
(?)
v. NANCY MAUZY484,485, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown; m. ? FOSTER486,487, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for NANCY MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Note from Shirley McNeely: Shows Nancy married to a Edwin Porter on
September 25, 1797 (?)
vi. MARY MOLLY MAUZY488,489, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown; m. EDWIN PORTER490,491, September 25,
1797, Fauquier County, VA492,493; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
vii. LYDIA MAUZY494,495, b. 1763496,497;
d. Unknown; m. JOSEPH WITHERS498,499, January 24,
1791, Fauquier Cty, VA500,501; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. 36.
viii. SUSANNAH MAUZY, b. 1786, VA; d. Aft. 1870, Washington
County, KY. 20. PETER5 MAUZY (HENRY4, JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)502,503 was born March 1750/51 in Fauquier
County, VA504,505, and died August 15, 1841 in Fleming County, KY506,507. He married SARAH HUGHES508,509 Unknown. She
was born 1760 in Virginia510,511, and died December 13, 1833 in Fleming
County, KY512,513. Notes for PETER MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from Shirley McNeely: Peter is buried in the Mauzey Cemetery, Fleming Cty, KY. This cemetery is on the farm once owned by
Peter and located approximately 3/4 miles east of State Route 11 - 3 miles north of
Sherburne, KY. Peter's estate was admitted to
probate Oct 1841. A property lawsuit name his
children, and the child of son George
(deceased). Peter was a Private in Capt John Mountjoy's Virginia
Militia; he also is credited with service in the Richmond, VA Militia. His name appears on the Fleming Cty, KY military
pension roll - he had emigrated to KY in 1792 together with his brother, William. He may have served in the Battle of Yorktown. He is on the Tax List of Bourbon Cty, KY in 1797;
on tax lists of Fleming Cty, KY from 1800-41.
Children of PETER MAUZY and SARAH HUGHES are: 37.
i. GEORGE6 MAUZY, b. Unknown, Virginia; d. Abt. 1830, Grant
County, KY.
ii. ELIZABETH MAUZY514,515, b. Unknown; d.
March 10, 1858516,517; m. HENRY BURGESS518,519, May 12, 1797520,521;
b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. JEMIMA MAUZY522,523, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown. 38.
iv. JOHN MAUZY, b. May 4, 1776, Stafford County, VA; d.
September 8, 1849. 39.
v. MARGARET MAUZY, b. 1781, Fredericksburg, VA; d. June 15,
1869, Mt. Pleasant, Henry Cty, IA. 40.
vi. MARY POLLY MAUZY, b. April 15, 1784, Fauquier Cty, VA; d.
October 18, 1851, Mt. Pleasant, Henry Cty, IA. 41.
vii. NANCY MAUZY, b. April 15, 1786; d. Unknown. 42.
viii. THOMAS ROUTT MAUZY, b. July 4, 1793, KY; d. November 1,
1855, Fleming County, KY. 21. COL. JOSEPH5 MAUZY (HENRY4, JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)524,525 was born August 14, 1779 in Fauquier
County, VA526,527, and died December 20, 1863 in MacGaheysville,
Rockingham County, VA528,529. He
married CHRISTINA KISLING530,531 September 12, 1805 in Rockingham County, VA532. She was born June 5, 1783 in Rockingham County, VA532,533,
and died July 3, 1873 in Rockingham County, VA534,535. Notes for COL. JOSEPH MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Notes from "Settlers by the Long Grey Trail, Harrison
and Allied Families" By J. Houston Harrison Page 516 Col. Joseph Mauzy from 1835 to 1849 was the County Surveyor
of Rockingham. Notes from CatBaloo, Mary: William and Mary Quarterly Rodham Kemper is buried at Cross Keys cememtery, Rockingham
Cty, VA, where he spent his married life as a merchant.
He came to the Valley of Virginia in 1811 or 1812 and was a clerk for 5 or 6
years in the store of Col. Joseph Mauzy at McGaheysville.
During a portion of this time Col. Joseph Mauzy was in command of a company
in the War of 1812. About 1818 he went into
the mercantile business with Michael Mauzy at Mt. Sidney, Augusta Cty, VA. Col. Joseph Mauzy was editor of Rockingham
Register. Notes from Christie Hall (FBCratty@aol.com) Joseph Mauzy remembered being present in 1799 when the crier
brought news of George Washington's death. Joseph
commanded a company at Norfolk, VA in the War of 1812, and was a member of the Virginia
legislature during the first term of James Monroe. Joseph Mauzy, born August 14, 1779; died December 20, 1863
in near McGaheysville, Rockingham, VA; married Christina Kisling September 12, 1805 in
Rockingham County, VA. Notes from "The Heartland, Rockingham County,
VA"...page 362 During the Civil War, McGaheysville was a thriving town of
approximately 31 citizens, according to first records.
There was a blacksmith shop, tannery, grist mill, woolen mill, shoe shop,
hat shop, tailor shop, bar room, and several general stores. The first store was built in 1805 by Joseph Mauzy
and operated by Mauzy and Armentrout. Older
community residents say you could buy anything there from a darning needle to a threshing
machine. Farmers from all directions took
their eggs and chickens to the store to trade for coal oil, coffee and other household
needs. Young boys in the area made their
spending money selling rabbits to the store for 25 cents each. Families from the mountains brought in tubs of
blueberries to sell also. All these itmes
were stored in a large room back of the store building in which the tanks of coal oil were
kept. Later, all shipped to Balitmore or
Philadelphia for sale. 1810 Rockingham County Census Mauzy, Joseph page
#135A White male under 10 - 1 White male 16-25 - 1 White male 26-44 - 1 White female under 10 - 2 White female 16-25 - 1 Slaves - 2 1820 Rockingham County Census Mauzy, Joseph page #151 White male under 10 - 2 White male 18-25 - 1 White male 26-45 - 1 White female 10-15 - 1 White female 26-45 - 1 Male slaves 14-25 - 2 Male slaves 26-44 - 2 Female slaves 14-25 - 2 Female slaves 26-44 - 2 Free black male 14-25 - 1 Free black male 26-44 - 1 Journal of the House of Representatives of the United
States, 1789-1873 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1808. Mr. Newton presented a memorial of the inhabitants of the
county of Norfolk and its vicinity, in the State of Virginia, whose names are thereunto
subscribed, praying the aid and patronage of Congress to enable the Company incorporated
by acts of the Legislatures of Virginia and North Carolina, called "The Dismal Swamp
Company," to complete a canal which has been commenced for connecting the waters of
Albermarle Sound, in the State of North Carolina, with the waters of Elizabeth river, in
the State of Virginia. The said memorial was read, and ordered to be referred to
the Committee of Commerce and Manufactures. Mr. Holmes presented a memorial of sundry citizens of the
counties of Frederick and Shenandoah, in the State of Virginia, whose names are thereunto
subscribed, praying that a post road may be established from Front Royal, in the county of
Frederick, to Port Republic, Hambaugh's mill, Overall's mills, Hawksbill mills,
Mundellsville, and Ockermons, in the county of Shenandoah, and by Kytes mills and Mauzy's
store, in the county of Rockingham, to Port Republic, in the said State. Mr. Holmes also presented a memorial of sundry inhabitants
of the counties of Frederick, Shenandoah, Rockingham, and Augusta, in the State of
Virginia, whose names are thereunto subscribed, to the same effect, and further praying
that the said post route may be extended to Waynesborough, in the county of Augusta,
aforesaid. The said memorials were read, and ordered to be referred to
the Committee of the Whole House on the bill to alter and establish certain post roads. On motion of Mr. Newton, and seconded, Resolved , That the Committee of Commerce and Manufactures
be instructed to inquire whether any, and, if any, what, further restrictions, in addition
to those already imposed by the "act laying an embargo on all ships and vessels in
the ports and harbors of the United States," and by the act supplementary to the last
mentioned act, are necessary to prevent the exportation of goods, wares, and merchandise,
of foreign growth or manufacture, to any foreign port or place; and that they have leave
to report by bill, or otherwise. Mr. Bacon presented a petition of Timothy Wellman, junior,
of Salem, in the State of Massachusetts, merchant, praying that the Secretary of Treasury
may be authorized to pay to the petitioner two-thirds of the amount of certain bills drawn
in favor of Denton, Hall, and Nathan, brothers, by the Minister Plenipotentiary of the
United States, near the Court of France; to which proportion the petitioner conceives
himself justly entitled as assignee of Denton and Hall aforesaid; also, that he may
receive the remaining third part of the amount of the said bills, on giving bond, with
sufficient security, to be responsible for the same. The said petition was read, and ordered to be referred to
the Secretary of the Treasury, with instruction to examine the same, and report his
opinion thereupon to the House. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Children of JOSEPH MAUZY and CHRISTINA KISLING are: 43.
i. JULIA ANN6 MAUZY, b. March 10, 1803; d. May 16, 1893.
ii. HENRY MAUZY536,537, b. June 28, 1806538,539;
d. May 16, 1852540,541; m. MARY BUSH542,543, December 12,
1832, Rockingham County, VA544,545; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. ELIZABETH MAUZY546,547, b. August 2, 1810548,549;
d. June 21, 1814550,551.
iv. JOSEPH LAYTON MAUZY552,553, b. July 6, 1812554,555;
d. May 19, 1814556,557. 44.
v. ALBERT GALLATIN MAUZY, b. May 9, 1815; d. January 5, 1851.
vi. LUCY GILMER MAUZY558,559, b. December 31,
1817560,561; d. August 12, 1820562,563. 45.
vii. JACOB KISLING MAUZY, b. June 3, 1820; d. March 5, 1906.
viii. FRANCES MAUZY564,565, b. November 20,
1821566,567; d. May 8, 1835568,569. 46.
ix. RICHARD MAUZY, b. June 17, 1824, McGaheysville, VA; d.
Aft. 1910. 47.
x. GEORGE WHITFIELD MAUZY, b. October 1, 1826; d. April 28, 1904. 22. MICHAEL5 MAUZY (HENRY4, JOHN3, JOHN2, MICHAEL1 MAUZE)570,571 was born September 2, 1776 in
Fauquier County, VA572,573, and died January 3, 1848 in Pendleton Cty,
VA/WV574,575. He married GRACE LAIRD576,577 March 9, 1808 in Rockingham County, VA578,579. She was born December 13, 1784580,581,
and died Unknown. Notes for MICHAEL MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Buried on the Henry Judy Place, near Cave, Pendleton County,
WV. Judy-Rexrode Cememtery #10 Age 71 years, 3 months, 29 days. Pendleton Cty Land Patents A Michael Mauzy is listed as 57 acres, Bull Pasture, 1845. Pendleton County Wills: Will of Michael Mauzy: Devisers: David, James and Joseph, sons Note from Emily/ESH300@aol.com: In The German Element of the Shenandoah Valley by John W.
Wayland, copyright 1907, there is a reference on page 212 to Michael Mauzy: "On March 30, 1837, an Act was passed by the General
Assembly incorporating the Harrisonburg and Staunton Turnpike Company. This road of twenty-five miles was evidently
intended to be a continuation of the Valley Turnpike from Winchester to Harrisonburg; and
the two companies appear to have been united at an early date. For this part of the road a capital of $100,000,
in $25 shares, was authorized; and the following subscription committes were appointed:... Mt. Sidney:--John Seawright, Adam Link, Jacob Baylor,
MICHAEL MAUZY, Samuel Hansberger, James Bourland, and William S. Hainger." Notes from CatBaloo, Mary: William and Mary Quarterly Rodham Kemper is buried at Cross Keys cememtery, Rockingham
Cty, VA, where he spent his married life as a merchant.
He came to the Valley of Virginia in 1811 or 1812 and was a clerk for 5 or 6
years in the store of Col. Joseph Mauzy at McGaheysville.
During a portion of this time Col. Joseph Mauzy was in command of a company
in the War of 1812. About 1818 he went into
the mercantile business with Michael Mauzy at Mt. Sidney, Augusta Cty, VA. Col. Joseph Mauzy was editor of Rockingham
Register. Pendleton County Grave Register II, page 34 Daniel - Colored Slave - Male Owner: Estate
of M. Mauzy Died 12-24-1853 in Pendleton County Cause: Burned to death
Age: 90 Parents: ? Born: Gloucester
County, VA Occupation: Laborer Person giving info: James
L. Mauzy, one of the heirs Notes for GRACE LAIRD: [Mauzy.FTW] Marriage date (year only) and location for Grace Laird and
Michael Mauzy provided by: JoAnn pln3745@montana.com Rockingham County, VA GenWeb site Rockingham County, VA Marriages 1778-1850 Bondsmen - James Duff Married by - John Brown
Children of MICHAEL MAUZY and GRACE LAIRD are:
i. MARGARET6 MAUZY582,583, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown. Notes for MARGARET MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Died young. (PCPP/pg170)
ii. ELIZABETH MAUZY584,585, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown. Notes for ELIZABETH MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] Died young. (PCPP, pg. 170)
iii. RUHAMA MAUZY586,587, b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
iv. HENRY MAUZY588,589, b. 1809590,591;
d. Unknown. Notes for HENRY MAUZY: [Mauzy.FTW] From Pendleton County, Past and Present,
page 170: Henry, the oldest child, b. 1809, was for
some time employed as a salesman in the store his uncle, Colonel Joseph Mauzy, in
Rockingham, VA. Notes from CatBaloo, Mary: William and Mary Quarterly Rodham Kemper is buried at Cross Keys
cememtery, Rockingham Cty, VA, where he spent his married life as a merchant. He came to the Valley of Virginia in 1811 or 1812
and was a clerk for 5 or 6 years in the store of Col. Joseph Mauzy at McGaheysville
(Rockingham County). During a portion of
this time Col. Joseph Mauzy was in command of a company in the War of 1812. About 1818 he went into the mercantile business
with Michael Mauzy at Mt. Sidney, Augusta Cty, VA. Col.
Joseph Mauzy was editor of Rockingham Register. 48.
v. DAVID L. MAUZY, b. August 10, 1810, Rockingham County,
VA; d. April 23, 1889, Highland County, VA.
vi. RICHARD MAUZY592,593, b. October 26,
1811594; d. June 8, 1877594; m. ELIZA FARRAR594,595, Unknown; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown. 49.
vii. MICHAEL MAUZY, b. February 14, 1814; d. Unknown. 50.
viii. JAMES LAIRD (LARK) MAUZY, b. April 19, 1815, Augusta Cty, VA; d.
September 20, 1899, Pendleton Cty, VA/WV. 51.
ix. THOMAS MAUZY, b. August 10, 1816; d. Unknown. 52.
x. JOSEPH MAUZY, b. May 5, 1819; d. February 28, 1884. 53.
xi. SARAH MAUZY, b. November 14, 1821; d. Unknown. 54.
xii. CHARLES KIMPER MAUZY, b. April 28, 1823; d. August 3, 1896.
55. xiii. SUSANNA MAUZY, b. November 1825; d. Unknown. |
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