DAR Application of Mrs Ethel Gibbes Cheatham, DAR 89778
John Nicodemus Waller (1770-1802) m 1798 Rhoda Cox
Son: Albert Waller (1800-1859)
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The Evening Index (Greenwood, SC) Thursday, 3 Mar 1910
Albert Waller’s father and grandfather, the Rev John Waller, were natives of Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
The Rev John’s father was not only a member of the House of Burgesses of Virginia, but he was also the first Clerk of Spotsylvania County which office was in the hands of one of the family for 63 years from 1721. In the published abridgement of the records of that county, will be found evidence of the fact that the Wallers wee descendants of Sir William Waller and through him, but also of Alfred de Waler who came over from England from the continent in the cabinet or wittenagamote of William the Conqueror.
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The Index-Journal (Greenwood, SC) Sunday, 6 Apr 1941
2nd child of Rev John Waller was John Nicodemus Waller who married Eunice Cox and their only child was Squire Albert Waller, who developed “Wallerville” before he removed to Greenwood.
The Old Waller Family Burying Ground can be reached in good weather by going through the yard and pasture of Mr Vines. It is a large burying grounds containing members of the Waller family and connections by marriage.
John Nicodemus Waller (1770-1802) m 1798 Rhoda Cox
Son: Albert Waller (1800-1859)
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The Evening Index (Greenwood, SC) Thursday, 3 Mar 1910
Albert Waller’s father and grandfather, the Rev John Waller, were natives of Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
The Rev John’s father was not only a member of the House of Burgesses of Virginia, but he was also the first Clerk of Spotsylvania County which office was in the hands of one of the family for 63 years from 1721. In the published abridgement of the records of that county, will be found evidence of the fact that the Wallers wee descendants of Sir William Waller and through him, but also of Alfred de Waler who came over from England from the continent in the cabinet or wittenagamote of William the Conqueror.
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The Index-Journal (Greenwood, SC) Sunday, 6 Apr 1941
2nd child of Rev John Waller was John Nicodemus Waller who married Eunice Cox and their only child was Squire Albert Waller, who developed “Wallerville” before he removed to Greenwood.
The Old Waller Family Burying Ground can be reached in good weather by going through the yard and pasture of Mr Vines. It is a large burying grounds containing members of the Waller family and connections by marriage.
DAR Application of Mrs Ethel Gibbes Cheatham, DAR 89778
John Nicodemus Waller (1770-1802) m 1798 Rhoda Cox
Son: Albert Waller (1800-1859)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Evening Index (Greenwood, SC) Thursday, 3 Mar 1910
Albert Waller’s father and grandfather, the Rev John Waller, were natives of Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
The Rev John’s father was not only a member of the House of Burgesses of Virginia, but he was also the first Clerk of Spotsylvania County which office was in the hands of one of the family for 63 years from 1721. In the published abridgement of the records of that county, will be found evidence of the fact that the Wallers wee descendants of Sir William Waller and through him, but also of Alfred de Waler who came over from England from the continent in the cabinet or wittenagamote of William the Conqueror.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Index-Journal (Greenwood, SC) Sunday, 6 Apr 1941
2nd child of Rev John Waller was John Nicodemus Waller who married Eunice Cox and their only child was Squire Albert Waller, who developed “Wallerville” before he removed to Greenwood.
The Old Waller Family Burying Ground can be reached in good weather by going through the yard and pasture of Mr Vines. It is a large burying grounds containing members of the Waller family and connections by marriage.
John Nicodemus Waller (1770-1802) m 1798 Rhoda Cox
Son: Albert Waller (1800-1859)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Evening Index (Greenwood, SC) Thursday, 3 Mar 1910
Albert Waller’s father and grandfather, the Rev John Waller, were natives of Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
The Rev John’s father was not only a member of the House of Burgesses of Virginia, but he was also the first Clerk of Spotsylvania County which office was in the hands of one of the family for 63 years from 1721. In the published abridgement of the records of that county, will be found evidence of the fact that the Wallers wee descendants of Sir William Waller and through him, but also of Alfred de Waler who came over from England from the continent in the cabinet or wittenagamote of William the Conqueror.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Index-Journal (Greenwood, SC) Sunday, 6 Apr 1941
2nd child of Rev John Waller was John Nicodemus Waller who married Eunice Cox and their only child was Squire Albert Waller, who developed “Wallerville” before he removed to Greenwood.
The Old Waller Family Burying Ground can be reached in good weather by going through the yard and pasture of Mr Vines. It is a large burying grounds containing members of the Waller family and connections by marriage.
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