Mary Lydia Scalf-Skarffe Pedigree

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  • Jan 1, 1550

    Mary Lydia-Scalf Pedigree

    • Historical timeline of the Scalf family pedigree 1550-1970
  • Period: Jan 1, 1550 to

    (1) Abraham Scarffe – 1550 St. James, Bury Saint Edmonds, Suffolk, England -1587 Suffolk, England

    Wife:
    Margery Lack - b. abt. 1550 Suffolk, England (2) Son: John Skarfe – Oct. 8, 1585
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    (2) John Skarffe – b. Oct. 8, 1585 St. James, Bury Saint Edmonds, Suffolk, England - died after 1675; John Scarfe served as a "Chapter Quest" on the Isle of Man in 1675

    The Isle of Man lineage goes back to Henry P. Scalf's "The Chronicles of the Scalf Family", and he was probably the first to track us back to Edward Skarfe, who came from England in 1660 (see Chapters 2 and the 2nd Paragraph of Chapter 3 in Henry Scalf’s book). Wife:
    Mary Greves - b. abt. 1614 (3) Sons (2) : Edward – 1650 Malew Parish, Isle of Man, England-d. NC Thomas

  • (3) Edward Skarfe/Scarffe – 1650 Malew Parish, Isle of Man, England-d. NC

    Martha - est. 1643-1690

  • (4) John Scarfe, Sr. - 1670 Pasquotank Co. NC – 1751 Albermarle, Pasquotank Co., NC ; John was a Christian and a family man

    Wife: Mary Greves – b. est. 1690-d. est.1723-1765 (Father:

    James Greves); married 1709 Pasquotank Co., NC

    Children (7)
    JAMES J. – Aug. 21, 1710 -1781 Albermarle, Pasquotank
    Co., NC
    John Jr. – 1712 – 1781 Pasquotank Co.
    Edward - 1714 est. 1735-1804 Pasquotank
    Israel - 1716 - est. 1806-1826
    Jonothan – 1716 - est. 1733-1806
    Anne – 1720 Pasquotank Co. - d. est. 1734-1814
    Mary – 1722 Pasquotank Co .- d. est. 1736-1816

  • (5) James J. Scarfe - b. 1710 Pasquotank Co., NC - d. abt. 1781 Albermarle, Pasquotank Co., NC; married twice

    The Daughters of the American Revolution Genealogy files list James Scarfe, patriotic service in North Carolina, born circa 1718 NC, death post 1786 Pasquotank Co., N, settled in Warrenton 1786, residence Pasquotank Co., NC
    Wife: Sarah Richardson – b. est. 1702-1727 – est. 1751-1797; married 1740 Pasquotank Co6 Children: Josiah; John; James C., Jr.; LEWIS - Aug. 21, 1745 Pasquotank Co. – 1839 Habersham Co., GA; Elizabeth & Nancy

  • (6) Lewis S. Scarfe/Scalf - Aug. 21, 1745 Pasquotank Co., NC – 1839 died at age 94 Habersham Co., GA; surname change from Scarfe to Scalf seems to have generated from Lewis in the census records

    1st Wife: Name unknown - married by 1760; probably died during Revolutionary War
    7 Children: DAVID S. – 1772 NC -1810 Washington Co., TN; Penelope,; Sarah; John Sr.; Benjamin; Joshua & William by Lewis' second wife

  • (7) David S. Scalf - b. abt. 1772 Pasquotank, NC – d. after 1850 but before 1860

    1st Wife: Mary Scalf - b. 1788 NC-died after 1860; 5 Children: Sarah Elizabeth; Dave "Dave" S. Jr.; William "Bill"; Malachi "Mack" & BENJAMIN - b. 1829 Carter Co., TN named after his Uncle Benjamin Scalf-1764-1870

  • (8) Benjamin “Ben” Scalf – 1829 Washington Co., TN-d. abt. 1862; married Aug. 19, 1847 Carter Co., TN

    Lydia “Liddie” Mayfield – 1832 NC – d. btwn. 1858-1859 probably died near death of son Jessee; granddaughter Mary Lydia Scalf-Lyons was gifted with her name
    3 Children: ISAAC - June 15, 1848 Sullivan Co, TN.- June 10, 1924; Jessee -1850 Sullivan Co., TN- 1852 of Scrofula & Adaline "Addie" - July 1856 Washington Co., TN -Feb. 17, 1929 age 69 buried Van Buren, Crawford, AR

  • (9) Isaac “Ike” Scalf June 15, 1848 Sullivan Co., TN – June 10, 1924 Jones Cemetery, Sullivan Co., TN

    Wife: Nannie Mae "Nan" Glover June 8, 1853 VA - Feb. 19, 1908 Jones Cemetery; Children: Margaret “Mag"; Lula Adeline “Loudy”; MARY LYDIA “Duck”; Ella Mae “Ellie”; Charles Joshua “Charlie”; William Edward "Ed" & Rudy McKinley “Ken"

  • (10) Mary Lydia Scalf - Tues., Oct. 14, 1884 Bunker Hill Rd., Sullivan Co., TN-Fri., April 10, 1970 Jones Cemetery, Sullivan Co., TN

    Husband: James Andrew "Jimmy" Lyons
    6 Daughters: Ruby Elizabeth; Anna B.; Burlen James; Susie; Ella Mae & Mary Lee
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    Mary Lydia Scalf (Lyons)

    Pedigree Lyon from 1550 to 1970