Mary was the daughter of Zachariah Warren [1762] and Agnes White of Franklin County Virginia. She and her two sisters were the only children in the family. Zachariah's land bordered the Edward Richards land [about 6 miles south of Rocky Mount VA], thus a family friendship and resultant marriages of their children.
Sarah "Sally" Ann Warren [1783] married Edmund Hendley Richards Sr. [1783]; while her other sister. Agnes Warren [1788], married John Stewart [1782], the son of Charles Stewart and Charity Richards.
Mary, or Polly as she was called, married John Hodges, the son of Abednego Hodges [1758], in 1811 in Franklin County. Many of these families pioneered into Tennessee [the Richards, Stewart, Hodges, Warren, England, and Jones] in 1814. Then, in c1830, many of them moved north into Illinois and settled in Morgan and Macoupin Counties.
John and Mary entered into Tennessee after 1830. They later moved into Marion County IL and lived out their lives.
Their children:
1. William Stegall Hodges 1814 VA 1873 Jefferson Co. IL
2. Sarah Ann Hodges [1816] +Edward Adcock
3. Jane Hodges 1820 VA 17 Mar 1885 Marion Co IL
4. Elizabeth Hodges 1821 VA
5. Eliza Ann Hodges 1824 VA 1888 Marion Co IL Centralia IL
6. John W. Hodges 1825 VA
7. Merida Greenville Hodges 24 Jan 1828 VA 28 Jul 1908 Danville IL
8. Henry Hodges 1830 VA
9. Mary L. Hodges 1833 TN McNairy Co
A wonderful friend, Stella Schilling, photographed Mary's stone marker with this inscription: "Our Mother, Mary, Wife of John Hodges", Died April 28, 1864, Aged 73 yrs. 1 mo. 17 da. "Children Follow Me"
Sarah "Sally" Ann Warren [1783] married Edmund Hendley Richards Sr. [1783]; while her other sister. Agnes Warren [1788], married John Stewart [1782], the son of Charles Stewart and Charity Richards.
Mary, or Polly as she was called, married John Hodges, the son of Abednego Hodges [1758], in 1811 in Franklin County. Many of these families pioneered into Tennessee [the Richards, Stewart, Hodges, Warren, England, and Jones] in 1814. Then, in c1830, many of them moved north into Illinois and settled in Morgan and Macoupin Counties.
John and Mary entered into Tennessee after 1830. They later moved into Marion County IL and lived out their lives.
Their children:
1. William Stegall Hodges 1814 VA 1873 Jefferson Co. IL
2. Sarah Ann Hodges [1816] +Edward Adcock
3. Jane Hodges 1820 VA 17 Mar 1885 Marion Co IL
4. Elizabeth Hodges 1821 VA
5. Eliza Ann Hodges 1824 VA 1888 Marion Co IL Centralia IL
6. John W. Hodges 1825 VA
7. Merida Greenville Hodges 24 Jan 1828 VA 28 Jul 1908 Danville IL
8. Henry Hodges 1830 VA
9. Mary L. Hodges 1833 TN McNairy Co
A wonderful friend, Stella Schilling, photographed Mary's stone marker with this inscription: "Our Mother, Mary, Wife of John Hodges", Died April 28, 1864, Aged 73 yrs. 1 mo. 17 da. "Children Follow Me"
Mary was the daughter of Zachariah Warren [1762] and Agnes White of Franklin County Virginia. She and her two sisters were the only children in the family. Zachariah's land bordered the Edward Richards land [about 6 miles south of Rocky Mount VA], thus a family friendship and resultant marriages of their children.
Sarah "Sally" Ann Warren [1783] married Edmund Hendley Richards Sr. [1783]; while her other sister. Agnes Warren [1788], married John Stewart [1782], the son of Charles Stewart and Charity Richards.
Mary, or Polly as she was called, married John Hodges, the son of Abednego Hodges [1758], in 1811 in Franklin County. Many of these families pioneered into Tennessee [the Richards, Stewart, Hodges, Warren, England, and Jones] in 1814. Then, in c1830, many of them moved north into Illinois and settled in Morgan and Macoupin Counties.
John and Mary entered into Tennessee after 1830. They later moved into Marion County IL and lived out their lives.
Their children:
1. William Stegall Hodges 1814 VA 1873 Jefferson Co. IL
2. Sarah Ann Hodges [1816] +Edward Adcock
3. Jane Hodges 1820 VA 17 Mar 1885 Marion Co IL
4. Elizabeth Hodges 1821 VA
5. Eliza Ann Hodges 1824 VA 1888 Marion Co IL Centralia IL
6. John W. Hodges 1825 VA
7. Merida Greenville Hodges 24 Jan 1828 VA 28 Jul 1908 Danville IL
8. Henry Hodges 1830 VA
9. Mary L. Hodges 1833 TN McNairy Co
A wonderful friend, Stella Schilling, photographed Mary's stone marker with this inscription: "Our Mother, Mary, Wife of John Hodges", Died April 28, 1864, Aged 73 yrs. 1 mo. 17 da. "Children Follow Me"
Sarah "Sally" Ann Warren [1783] married Edmund Hendley Richards Sr. [1783]; while her other sister. Agnes Warren [1788], married John Stewart [1782], the son of Charles Stewart and Charity Richards.
Mary, or Polly as she was called, married John Hodges, the son of Abednego Hodges [1758], in 1811 in Franklin County. Many of these families pioneered into Tennessee [the Richards, Stewart, Hodges, Warren, England, and Jones] in 1814. Then, in c1830, many of them moved north into Illinois and settled in Morgan and Macoupin Counties.
John and Mary entered into Tennessee after 1830. They later moved into Marion County IL and lived out their lives.
Their children:
1. William Stegall Hodges 1814 VA 1873 Jefferson Co. IL
2. Sarah Ann Hodges [1816] +Edward Adcock
3. Jane Hodges 1820 VA 17 Mar 1885 Marion Co IL
4. Elizabeth Hodges 1821 VA
5. Eliza Ann Hodges 1824 VA 1888 Marion Co IL Centralia IL
6. John W. Hodges 1825 VA
7. Merida Greenville Hodges 24 Jan 1828 VA 28 Jul 1908 Danville IL
8. Henry Hodges 1830 VA
9. Mary L. Hodges 1833 TN McNairy Co
A wonderful friend, Stella Schilling, photographed Mary's stone marker with this inscription: "Our Mother, Mary, Wife of John Hodges", Died April 28, 1864, Aged 73 yrs. 1 mo. 17 da. "Children Follow Me"
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