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  REFN: 1803
  Southern Biographies and Genealogies, 1500s-1940s
  3d ANNE COCKE6 ( Elizabeth Holt,5 Frances Mason,4 Francis Mason,3
  Elizabeth Duke,2 Henry Duke1) , married John Waddrop, of
  Nansemond County, Va. They had two daughters (and p erhaps other
  children): i Margaret Waddrop,7 married Samuel Harwood. (Another
  account says her husband was William Harwood, son of Samuel.)
  They lived at " Weyanoke", Charles City County, Va. There is a
  record of two daughters, though there may have been other
  children. a Agnes Harwood,8 married Fielding Lewis (mentioned
  later as No. 8, page 53).
  b Nancy (or Anne) Harwood,8 married Thom as Lewis,
  brother of Fielding Lewis who married his wife's
  sister. Thomas Lew is was born November 12, 1760. They
  had no children. The Lewis brothers were s ons of Col.
  Warner Lewis, of "Warner Hall", Gloucester County,
  Va., and Elean or (Bowles) Gooch.
  ii Elizabeth Waddrop,7 married Thomas Smith. Their children
  were: a Nancy Smith.8
  b Sally Smith.8
  c Jane Smith,8 married Augustus Olivi er, of Gloucester
  County, Virginia.
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  d Elizabeth Smith,8 married Jame s Johnson. A daughter,
  (1) Eliza Waddrop Johnson,9 married Lieut. William
  H. Cocke, U. S. N. They had a daughter,
  1 Louisiana Cocke,10 married C. B. Hawley , of
  Smithfield, Va., and had two daughters,
  i Irene Hawley.11
  ii Louisiana Hawley.11
  e Frances Smith,8 married Robert West.
  In its original form, this p age included an image.
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  Lewis, Taylor, Marshall, Byrd, Taliaferro, Jon es, Smith, Douthat
  Descendants of Fielding Lewis and Agnes Harwood8
  8  AGNES HARWOOD8 (Margaret Waddrop,7 Anne Cocke,6 Elizabeth Holt,5
  Frances Mason,4 Fra ncis Mason,3 Elizabeth Duke,2 Henry Duke2),
  married in 1788 Fielding Lewis who was born about 1763 and died
  June 13, 1834, aged 71. He was a son of Col. War ner Lewis, of
  "Warner Hall", Gloucester County, Va., and grandson of Col. John
  Lewis III who married Frances Fielding, daughter of Henry
  Fielding, of King and Queen County, Va., and great-grandson of
  John Lewis, Jr., member of the Ro yal Council in 1715, and
  Elizabeth Warner. Col. Warner Lewis married Eleanor ( Bowles)
  Gooch, widow of Col. William Gooch (who was the son of Governor
  Willi am Gooch of Virginia) and daughter of Governor Bowles of
  Maryland. The childre n of Fielding Lewis and Agnes Harwood8
  were: i Nancy Lewis,9 died unmarried.
  ii Frances Fielding Lewis,9 (mentioned below as 9b).
  iii Margaret Waddrop Lewi s9 (mentioned later as 9c, page 56).
  iv Eleanor Warner Lewis9 (mentioned later as 9d, page 71).
  Descendants of Frances Fielding Lewis9 and Archibald Taylor
  9b FRANCES FIELDING LEWIS9 (Agnes Harwood,8 Margaret Waddrop,7 Anne
  Cocke,6 E lizabeth Holt,5 Frances Mason,4 Francis Mason,3
  Elizabeth Duke,2 Henry Duke1), married first Archibald Taylor,
  lawyer, of Norfolk, Va., and married secondly in 1846 Richard
  Coke, of Williamsburg, Va., who became United States Senator from
  Texas and afterwards Governor of that State. There were four
  children of the first marriage but none of the second marriage.
  She inherited "Belle Farm ", in Gloucester County, Va., from her
  father. The children were: i Fielding L ewis Taylor,10 married
  March 30, 1847, Elizabeth Farley Fauntleroy, daughter o f
  William E. Fauntleroy and Catherine Carter Corbin. He was
  a graduate of the University of Virginia and of Yale
  University and Lieut.-Colonel of the 12th Virginia
  Infantry, C. S. A. He was killed in action in 1863 during
  the advanc e on Crampton's Gap. They had five children: a
  Fielding Lewis Taylor, Jr.,11 d ied at "Belle Farm",
  Gloucester County, Va., in 1923. He was a student at
  the Virginia Military Institute and fought at the
  battle of New Market, Va., with the cadets. He was
  afterwards Judge of the Gloucester County Court. He
  marri ed in 1889 Ellen Yeatman Deans (died in 1922),
  daughter of Josiah L. Deans and Mary Yeatman. She
  inherited from her father the estate of "Rosewell",
  Glouce ster County, the historic home of the
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Details of Catherine Carter's family with William Fauntleroy