Madison of Virginia & Warren County

James Madison, son of John Madison who died 1783 in Botetourt County, Virginia, was a Captain of the sloop Regulator. He served in the House of Representatives from Franklin County in 1786. He was a witness to the Hopewell Treaty with the Cherokee Indians in 1785 on the Keowee River in South Carolina, being one of the sworn interpreters. In 1808 he was scalped by Indians in Warren County. Issue:

• Thomas Jefferson Madison was born 1810 in Georgia, died in Troy, Alabama. He was a resident of Warren County, Georgia in 1820. It is known that he married Charity Hanchey in Georgia. Warren County Marriages and Deaths 1763-1820 by Mary Bondurant Warren. He married (2) Lucinda Rachel Baker on 14 December 1844 in Pike County, Alabama. In 1880, he was residing with his son, James Madison in Pike County, Alabama. Issue:[1]

1. William Madison, born ca 1839 married Mary.
2. James Madison, born 1841, a resident of Pike County, Alabama married Susan, born 1850. Issue:

   1. Guerry Madison (son), born 1869 in Alabama.
   2. Galenia Madison (daughter), born 1872 in Alabama.
   3. Clemmie Madison, born 1875 in Alabama.
   4. Carrie Madison, born 1877 in Alabama.
   5. Thomas Madison, born 1879 in Alabama.

3. Margarette Mary Madison, born 1847 married Daniel Absalom Baker.
4. Thomas Madison, born ca 1852.
5. Elizabeth Madison, born ca 1854.
6. Rachel Madison.
7. John Madison.