The Collins and Travis families and their allies : the interrelationships of twenty-five Southern colonial families and their development/ by Mary Collins Landin

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William Collins (1612-1705) emigrated in 1635 from Kent County, England to King and Queen County, Virginia. His father, John Collins Jr. (ca.1590-1663), immigrated in 1655 to Surry County, Virginia. Edward Travers (b.1592) emigrated from England to Jamestown, Virginia and changed his surname to Travis. He married Ann Johnson, and while some of his children still used the surname Travers, his son William Travis (ca.1640-1680) did not and was the line used in this book. Intermarriage between the Collins and Travis families for the lines in this book occurred when Thomas Edward Collins Jr. (b.1908) married Nell Ellis Travis in 1937. They live on a farm near Utica, Mississippi. Descendants and relatives of the immigrant ancestors lived in Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and elsewhere. Includes ancestry on the Travis--Travers and some other lines to 1066 A.D. in England.

Includes Catchings, Chapman, Ellis, Hollingsworth, Landin, McNair, Merrill (Merrell), Riser and related families.

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Bibliography: p. 287-291.

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