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     She married William Mayo.¹ Lucy died. Lucy was born.

     Mary was born in 1780. She married Robert Atkinson at Henrico County, Virginia, on 16 December 1794.¹ Mary died on 13 March 1823 at "Mansfield", Dinwiddie County, Virginia.¹

     Robert died. Robert was born at Dinwiddie County, Virginia. He married Mary Tabb Mayo at Henrico County, Virginia, on 16 December 1794.¹

     Elizabeth died. Elizabeth was born. She married Alexander S. Fulton.

     He married Elizabeth Bland Mayo. Alexander died. Alexander was born.

     Joseph was born in 1784. He married Elizabeth Dunbarrow Blair on 28 April 1808. Joseph died on 17 November 1828.

     Elizabeth died. Elizabeth was born. She married Joseph H. Mayo on 28 April 1808.

     Peter was born. He married Mary Helms. He married Eliza Ann Gregory on 10 May 1831. Peter died in 1850.

     She married Peter Mayo. Mary died. Mary was born.

     Eliza died. Eliza was born. She married Peter Mayo on 10 May 1831.

     Abby died. Abby was born. She married Col. John Thom.

     He married Abby Mayo. Col. died. Col. was born at 'Berry Hill', Culpeper County, Virginia.

     Ann died. Ann was born. She married Gen. Laurence T. Dade.

     He married Ann Mayo. Gen. died. Gen. was born at 'Sylvan Lodge', Virginia.

     Agnes died. Agnes was born. She married Conway C. Macon.

     He married Agnes Mayo. Conway died. Conway was born.

     He married Sarah Tallaferro. Robert was born in 1799. Robert died on 4 July 1872.

     She married Robert A. Mayo. Sarah died. Sarah was born.

     His body was interred at Virginia at 'Powhatan Seat'. COL. JOHN MAYO was educated at William and Mary College. He represented Henrico County in the Legislature in 1785, '86, '93, '95 and '96, and was a member of the Council of State in 1798.

Source: Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 2. He married Abigail De Hart. Col. was born at 'Deer Creek', Powhatan County, Virginia, on 24 October 1760. Col. died on 28 May 1818 at age 57.

     She married Col. John Mayo. Abigail was born at Elizabethtown, New Jersey, in 1761. Abigail died on 2 October 1843 at Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia.

     Eliza died. Eliza was born. She married W. Smith.

     He married Eliza Mayo. W. died. W. was born at Chesterfield County, Virginia.

     Marianna was born at Henrico County, Virginia, on 30 March 1764.¹ Mariana was disowned by her father for marrying Nathan Anderson, a Methodist preacher. Mariana and her son John succumbed to the cholera epidemic of 1849. Dying within days of each other, they were interred in a single grave and share a grave marker.

Source: Email from Charles Miller (cem7320@aol.com) dated 24 Apr 2017. She married Nathan Anderson on 14 November 1783. Marianna died on 17 July 1849 at Richmond, Virginia, at age 85.¹ She was buried after 17 July 1849 at Shockoe Hill Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia.¹

     He was a Methodist preacher.

Source: Email from Charles Miller (cem7320@aol.com) dated 24 Apr 2017. Nathan died. Nathan was born at Chesterfield County, Virginia. He married Marianna (Mary) Mayo on 14 November 1783.

     George died. George was born. He married Elizabeth Carrington in 1790.

     Elizabeth died. Elizabeth was born. She married George Mayo in 1790. She married Gen. John Preston on 30 March 1811.

     Gen. died. Gen. was born at Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth Carrington on 30 March 1811.

     Her body was interred at West Point, New York. Maria died at Rome, Italy. Maria was born. She married Major General Winfield Scott.

     He married Maria Mayo. His body was interred at West Point, New York. Major's occupation: Major General in the U.S. Army.. "A year older than the federal Constitution," the venerable Scott, hero of the War of 1812 and the war with Mexico, had become Gen. in Chief of the army in 1841 and occupied that position when the Civil War began. Although too old and sick to be seriously considered for retaining this post in an active war, the septuagenarian professional soldier was one of the few men in the country to foresee the need to prepare for major military effort. His Anaconda Plan, although ridiculed when he proposed it, was proved by subsequent bloody experience to be sound. Succeeded in Nov. '61 by McClellan, he retired to write his two volume memoirs and to make a European trip in '64. He died at West Point and is buried there. A Virginian, he was the only non-West Pointer of Southern origin in regular army to the Union.

Source: The Civil War Dictionary, Revised Edition, by Mark Mayo Boatner III, 1988, pages 728-729. Major was born at Virginia in 1786. Major died in 1866 at West Point, New York.

     Edward was born in 1791. He married Adeline Marx on 10 March 1829. Edward died on 5 June 1852.