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     Henry Dowling Jr. R.S. was born in 1756.¹

     Robert Dowling was born in 1758 at Rockingham, Virginia, USA.¹
     He not the same Robert Dowling of SCthat was listed in A Dowling Family of the South. in August 1773.¹ He appeared in court as a runaway servant of Hugh Devor in August 1773 at Augusta, Virginia, USA.¹

     Amos Dowling was born in 1760 at Augusta, Virginia, USA.¹ He married Ann Marshall, daughter of Samuel Marshall, on 30 October 1787 at Warren, North Carolina, USA.¹

     Ann Marshall married Amos Dowling, son of Henry Dowling, on 30 October 1787 at Warren, North Carolina, USA.¹
     As of 30 October 1787,her married name was Dowling.¹

     Benjamin Dowling was born in 1748 at Augusta, Virginia, USA.¹
     He lived in 1769 at Craven, North Carolina, USA.² He was (an unknown value) in 1783 at Craven, North Carolina, USA.³

     Henry Dowling was born in 1606 at Ireland.¹
     He lived in 1623 at James Citie, James City, Virginia, USA.² As of 1624, Henry Dowling was also known as Henry Dawlen.³

     Matthew Dowling was born circa 1650 at Surry, Virginia, USA.¹ He married Jane unknown. Matthew Dowling died circa October 1674 at Charleston, Charleson, South Carolina, USA.¹

     Thomas Dowling was born circa 1666 at Surry, Virginia, USA.¹ He married Martha unknown.¹ Thomas Dowling died before 1747.¹

     Martha unknown married Thomas Dowling, son of Henry Dowling.¹
     Her married name was Dowling.¹

     William Dowling was born circa 1581 at Ireland.¹
     He lived on 16 February 1623 at James Citie, James City, Virginia, USA.² As of 1624, William Dowling was also known as Henry Dawlen Jamestown Virginia census.¹

     Elizabeth Dowling was born in 1782 at Warren, North Carolina, USA.¹ She married Ransome Aycock on 30 July 1802 at Warren, North Carolina, USA.¹
     As of 30 July 1802,her married name was Aycock.¹

     Ransome Aycock married Elizabeth Dowling, daughter of James Dowling and Lucy Blanchett, on 30 July 1802 at Warren, North Carolina, USA.¹

     Nancy Dowling was born in 1784 at Warren, North Carolina, USA.¹ She married Josiah Marshall on 11 August 1803 at Warren, North Carolina, USA.¹
     As of 11 August 1803,her married name was Marshall.¹

     Josiah Marshall married Nancy Dowling, daughter of James Dowling and Lucy Blanchett, on 11 August 1803 at Warren, North Carolina, USA.¹

     Mary "Polly" Dowling was born in 1788 at Roan, North Carolina, USA.¹ She married Daniel Buie on 14 April 1806 at Rowan, North Carolina, USA.¹
     Her married name was Mary "Polly" Booe.¹ As of 14 April 1806,her married name was Buie.¹

     Daniel Buie married Mary "Polly" Dowling, daughter of Henry Dowling Jr. R.S., on 14 April 1806 at Rowan, North Carolina, USA.¹
     Daniel Buie was also known as Daniel Booe.¹

     Margaret Dowling was born in 1806.¹

     Frances Dowling was born in 1807.¹

     Jane Dowling was born in 1809.¹

     William Hampton Dowling Jr. was born on 26 May 1811 at Barnwell, Barnwell, South Carolina, USA.¹ He married Mehala Ogden on 20 December 1831 at Leon, Florida, USA.¹ William Hampton Dowling Jr. married Mehala Ogden on 30 December 1831 at Florida, USA. William Hampton Dowling Jr. died on 18 April 1885 at Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, USA, at age 73.¹ He was buried after 18 April 1885 at Gravely Hills (Priceville) Cemetery, Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, USA. Find A Grave Memorial# 14851517.²
     He and Mehala Ogden WILLIAM HAMPTON DOWLING was born May 26, 1811, just after the census covering his father's Darlington family. By 1820 these Dowlings were nearer the Georgia border in Barnwell District, South Carolina. But that land was too old and settled for his father WILLIAM H. and wife Elizabeth; why, the whites had been crowding into it for over fifty years!

So little WILLIAM HAMPTON and the others were taken still deeper into "Indian Country." Ware County, Georgia, records show that father WILLIAM H. served as a Justice of the Peace there from 1825 to 1829. And it was from this home that young Dowling, the namesake of his father, ran away!

First, he went to Thomas County, Georgia. But by 1831 he was across the line in Leon County, Florida. On December 20th of that year he, WILLIAM HAMPTON, married Mahaley Ogden. (This girl's mother, the wife of Samuel or Solomon Ogden, had died in Milledgeville, Georgia, at the time of Mahaley's birth, May 11, 1815. Both Ogden parents were Georgia born people, Mrs. Ogden having been born a Vickers.) Mahaley Ogden Dowling lived over seventy-eight years following this marriage; her tombstone in the Live Oak, Florida, cemetery records a death-date of May 22, 1910!

William Hampton Dowling Jr. was a man of many residences. In 1840 and 1850 he lived in Hamilton County, Florida, where he farmed (at one time having to leave this occupation to fight Indians!) The year before the Civil War began, he moved to the "New River District" where he worked as a carpenter. This work was also interrupted; first, he was called on to go to the Atlantic coast and help in manufacturing salt which had become so precious during the Northerners' war blockade. Secondly, at the age of fifty-two he was drafted into military service! On August 4, 1863, at Jefferson, Georgia, he was enrolled in Captain Floyd's company of Georgia Cavalry, probably as a farrier.

The year 1880 found him in the final working years of his life; he was the village smith in Baldwin, Florida. Shortly afterwards, he became totally disabled; he died after years of incapacity in Jacksonville, Florida, at a son's home. His grave is marked by a CSA cross in the Gravely Hills (Priceville) Cemetery in that city; he died April 18, 1885.³

     Mehala Ogden married William Hampton Dowling Jr., son of William Hampton Dowling Sr. and Elizabeth Sarah Watson, on 20 December 1831 at Leon, Florida, USA.¹ Mehala Ogden married William Hampton Dowling Jr., son of William Hampton Dowling Sr. and Elizabeth Sarah Watson, on 30 December 1831 at Florida, USA.
     Mehala Ogden and William Hampton Dowling Jr. WILLIAM HAMPTON DOWLING was born May 26, 1811, just after the census covering his father's Darlington family. By 1820 these Dowlings were nearer the Georgia border in Barnwell District, South Carolina. But that land was too old and settled for his father WILLIAM H. and wife Elizabeth; why, the whites had been crowding into it for over fifty years!

So little WILLIAM HAMPTON and the others were taken still deeper into "Indian Country." Ware County, Georgia, records show that father WILLIAM H. served as a Justice of the Peace there from 1825 to 1829. And it was from this home that young Dowling, the namesake of his father, ran away!

First, he went to Thomas County, Georgia. But by 1831 he was across the line in Leon County, Florida. On December 20th of that year he, WILLIAM HAMPTON, married Mahaley Ogden. (This girl's mother, the wife of Samuel or Solomon Ogden, had died in Milledgeville, Georgia, at the time of Mahaley's birth, May 11, 1815. Both Ogden parents were Georgia born people, Mrs. Ogden having been born a Vickers.) Mahaley Ogden Dowling lived over seventy-eight years following this marriage; her tombstone in the Live Oak, Florida, cemetery records a death-date of May 22, 1910!

William Hampton Dowling Jr. was a man of many residences. In 1840 and 1850 he lived in Hamilton County, Florida, where he farmed (at one time having to leave this occupation to fight Indians!) The year before the Civil War began, he moved to the "New River District" where he worked as a carpenter. This work was also interrupted; first, he was called on to go to the Atlantic coast and help in manufacturing salt which had become so precious during the Northerners' war blockade. Secondly, at the age of fifty-two he was drafted into military service! On August 4, 1863, at Jefferson, Georgia, he was enrolled in Captain Floyd's company of Georgia Cavalry, probably as a farrier.

The year 1880 found him in the final working years of his life; he was the village smith in Baldwin, Florida. Shortly afterwards, he became totally disabled; he died after years of incapacity in Jacksonville, Florida, at a son's home. His grave is marked by a CSA cross in the Gravely Hills (Priceville) Cemetery in that city; he died April 18, 1885.² As of 20 December 1831,her married name was Dowling.¹

     Mary Dowling was born on 10 March 1814 at Jeffries Creek, Darlington, South Carolina, USA.¹ She married Gilium Walston in 1830.¹ Mary Dowling died on 27 December 1886 at age 72.¹
     As of 1830,her married name was Walston.¹

     Gilium Walston married Mary Dowling, daughter of William Hampton Dowling Sr. and Elizabeth Sarah Watson, in 1830.¹ Gilium Walston died on 14 February 1871 at Columbia, Florida, USA.¹

     Jonathan E Emmons married Rachel Wood, daughter of Jeriah Wood and Mary Manning, on 22 February 1824 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.¹
     Jonathan E Emmons lived with Rachel Wood on 30 August 1850 at Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.²

     James Wood was born before 1790.¹

     Jean Wood was born between 1785 and 1790.

     Mary Wood was born between 1785 and 1790. She married Jacob Frazee on 13 December 1810 at Clermont, Ohio, USA. Mary Wood died on 11 July 1845 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.
     As of 13 December 1810,her married name was Frazee.

     John Wood was born in 1792. He died in 1898.