DEVEREAUX, Charles I 1a 2a
Birth Name | DEVEREAUX, Charles I |
Gender | male |
Age at Death | 65 years |
Narrative
FIRST: Enslavment Migration
In 1763, Charles DEVEREAUX I settled in Chiswell's Lead Mines, Austinville, Wythe County, Virginia, British Colonial America.
On October 7, 1766, Charles DEVEREAUX I married Nancy WOODS in Augusta County, Virginia, British Colonial America.
Their first child, p
John William DEVEREAUX eventually changes his surname by removing the "A", and is known as John William DEVEREUX. Records indicate that Charles DEVEREAUX I owned (8) slaves at this time.
Charles Devereaux and his sons, John William, Samuel McDowell, and Charles Huges, enslaved over 150 African Americans that lasted for approximately 80 years, from 1785 to June 19, 1865.
On January 1, 1785, the Charles DEVEREAUX I family and (8) slaves moved to a Plantation he purchased near Wrightsborough, Georgia, USA.
Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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Birth | 1740 | Glamorganshire, South Wales, Kingdom of Great Britain, England | ||
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Death | 1805 | DEVEREAUX Plantation, Wrightsborough, Georgia, USA, [Slave Trade Migration] | ||
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Relation to the center person (DNA Devereaux FREENEY, George Edward Jr.) : fifth great grandfather
Families
Family of DEVEREAUX, Charles I and WOODS, Nancy Devereaux |
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Married | Wife | WOODS, Nancy Devereaux ( * 1740 + ... ) | ||||||||||||
Children |
Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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DEVEREAUX, Samuel McDowell | ||
DEVEREAUX, Charles Hughes II | ||
DEVEREUX, John William | 15 Mar 1769 | 22 Jun 1847 |
Web Links
Type | Description |
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Migration History | DEVEREAUX, DEVEREUX Slave Owner Timeline [Click to Go] |
Discussion Group | 1785: Slave Owners: DEVEREUX, DEVEREAUX History Discussion Group [Click to Go] |
Associations
Person | Relationship | Notes | Sources |
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WOODS, Nancy Devereaux | Enslavement 1785: | Association Note 1785 Enslavement Migration: Charles DEVEREAUX I, Wrightsboro, Georgia,USA Charles DEVEREAUX I migrated from England to the Chiswell's Lead Mines, Austinville, Wythe County, Virgina, British Colonial America in 1763. He purchased a Plantation and moved his family and slaves to Wrightsboro, Georgia,USA in 1785. The first earliest slaves by name that appear during his ... were Tabby _____, born in Wrightsboro, Georgia, USA in 1785, Scott _____, born in Wrightsboro, Georgia, USA in 1792. |
Pedigree
Source References
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Paul Douglas Spears: "Montezuma Alabama" - Tenants in Common
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- Date: 1785
- Page: 1567; Charles DEVEREAUX moves to Georgia Plantation Jan 1, 1785; 8 Slaves
- Confidence: High
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the Black Book :projects, George Freeney Jr.: Black Book: [23andMe] Genetic Citations
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- Date: 15 Jun 2023
- Page: 1; Genetic Citation: DNA Theory Richard DEVEREAUX. and Charles Huges DEVEREAUX II.
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Citation:
23andMe reports a DNA Match between George Edward FREENEY Jr. and Richard DEVEREAUX. As of 17 Jun 2023, there is a pending confirmation of the DNA match between the two to establish their relationship to Charles Hughes DEVEREAUX II, who is the father of Alfred M. DEVEREAUX and the brother of John William DEVEREUX.
In the 1850 Census Slave Schedules, it is recorded that Julien Sidney Devereaux owned four Mulatto slaves. Among them is a male slave, aged 42, whose birth year corresponds to that of Charles, Tabby's Mulatto son, who was born in 1808 in Wrightsboro, Columbia County, Georgia.
Based on this information, it is reasonable to assume that Charles Hughes Devereaux II is the father of the aforementioned 42-year-old Mulatto man, referred to as Charles DEVEREAUX III.
The purpose of this comparison is to identify the specific chromosomes and segments associated with the confirmed European ancestor of the DEVEREAUX family. Simultaneously, it aims to emphasize the unique genetics specific to a unique branch of the already complex African American FREENEY, DEVEREAX, and HENRY lineages that descend from slaves, Scott and Tabby DEVEREAUX.
Detailed segment data
George Edward FREENEY Jr. | Richard DEVEREAUX
Chromosome: 4
Common Relative Clusters: 2DNA Relatives each have in common can be found on Cromosome 4. Richard DEVEREAUX's DNA Matches starting position range from 3499153 through an ending position of 18716492 overlapping segment. A second group in the same common DNA Relatives appears on Chromosome 4, but they all have a Start Position of 1.
If suspect is correct, and Genealogy records and reporting through this project is correct, his marker would appear in Amey DEVEREUX.
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