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Source S566: Along Pond Creek Road: For Descendants of Alda Buckley Kennedy

• Title	Along Pond Creek Road: For Descendants of Alda Buckley Kennedy
  Author	Helen M Kennedy
  Publisher	Name: Xlibris Corporation; Location: www.Xlibris.com; Date: 2010;
  Call Number	https:/​/​www​.familysearch​.org/​library/​books/​records/​item/​476225-along-pond-creek-road-for-descendants-of-alda-buckley-ken
  Repository	FamilySearch.com
  Source ID	S566
  Linked to (2)	Daniel Mathena Sarah Wentworth

  
  

• Notes

  A tremendous 87-page account of the Mathey family, centered on immigrant Daniel Mathey, whose time in America was colorful and very well documented. pp 263-274 - A trip by the author to Mathenay & Voudrey, France (tiny communes in the Jura department in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté in eastern France, about 70 km from both Dijon, France and the border of Switzerland) Brugge, Belgium Daniel Matheney's birthplace in Kent, England The location of Hope Plantation in Stafford Co, Virginia, and The town of Matheney, WV, pp 275-285 - The direct male Mathey lineage, from Daniel to Huges, Sire de Thoire in the year 1078, pp 286-323 - An amazing collection of records and stories about Daniel from Charles Co, MD and Stafford Co VA, including A summary of the Protestant revolt in Maryland 1681, which effectly caused him to be exiled to Virginia, Daniel's will, and The full text of "The Story of Daniel Mathena...", which was presented at a Matheney family reunion in 1999. pp.324-335 A detailed account of the direct line descendancy from Daniel Mathey through Daniel Jr, to the author. , Jr to the author pp.336-350 - "Related Information About the Matheney Family" both in Europe and in America includiing Descendants of Daniel's son and my ancestor William Wentworth Mathey Civil War stories, especially from Wood Co, WV An account of Abraham Lincoln's wedding, where his best man was N.W. Mathey A note about Aquia Creek Sandstone, which was quarried from the Hope Plantation, and used most prominently in and around the U.S. Capitol Building

  
  

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