This is important reading to understand this 'progenitor' the immigrant of this line of descendants.Make sure you read or print out hisxmark's bio of this important ancestor. Certainly be familiar with whats written here if you intend to evaluate who are actually his parents:

Hester Nichols" NOT "Hester Evans" was the ancestress of the Smallwood family and thus the Cornelius Maddox family. Misunderstood: John Nichols gave a calf to John Evans, son of William Evans. The Nichols, the Evans, the signature mark of John Nichols, and the mark of the calf have been traced. More discoveries are probable! Don Warrington MBE was born to Elsie and Reginald Warrington on June 7, 1948, in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. Reginald, his Father, was a Police officer, and Elsie, his mother, was a housewife. Don Warrington with his co-stars (Source: The Times)Cornelius Maddox b. ca. 1660, d. ca. 1706 Charles Co Md. He married Mary Smallwood, daughter of James & Hester Evans Smallwood, around 16 March 1685/86. Mary Smallwood was born 2 November 1670, d. c1737. After death of first husband, Cornelius Maddox, Mary mar. (2) Robert Taylor and had three more children. (Ref: "The Smallwood Family of Md. & Va." comp. by Mildred A. McDonnell, 1970, pp. 6-8; "The Emison Families Supplement," comp. by James Wade Emison, Vincennes, Ind. 1962) In an interview, he told Manchester Evening News, “My parents supported my desire to pursue a profession in acting. They were always positive and never tried to sway me in the wrong route.” When the police met the train and saw the condition inside the coach Instructions were immediately given for it to be taken out of service as it was evident that a serious incident had occurred somewhere—but where? Driver Edward Hartwell and Guard Alan Gilbert who had worked the train were seen but could give no helpful answers to the police questions. Detectives later traced the cashier at the arcade who had given Roy change and she remembered the incident and recalled that the ￡10 note was bloodstained. He earned wealth through his successful acting career, including appearances in several popular television shows and films.

ANN, b. abt 1735; md. WILLIAM BRAWNER. Daughter (probable), md. JAMES SHINNER. PHOEBE (probable dau.). About 11.10 p.m. that night, Mr Dennis Overton boarded the second carriage from the front of the 9.02 p.m. train at Coventry. He immediately noticed a large amount of blood lying on the floor and seats, so much so that It had run down the centre aisle of the carriage in a forward direction for about twelve feet. Twenty minutes later, Mr Paul Spindler boarded the same carriage at Hampton-in-Arden station. He and Mr Overton discussed the scene and came to the conclusion that someone had been severely injured or perhaps even murdered. When the train reached Birmingham International station, the two men called William Wilson, a British Rail Chargeman, and showed him the Interior of the carriage. Mr Wilson advised the British Transport Police to meet the train on arrival at Birmingham New Street. About 10.50 p.m. the train pulled into Rugby station and a railway worker saw the man alight from the train and then came to him and asked about the next train to Glasgow. This same man boarded the 00.15 a.m. train for Glasgow on Thursday, 21st March, about the time that Police Constable Perkins was starting off on his search of the line from Birmingham. Importance of Signature Marks Some devices used by court clerks were used to identify the lower class by misspelling the name or perhaps using small letters rather than caps. One ancestor - although literate with an uncommon surname - was identified as “thomas hussey” until he received money from his father and suddenly became “Thomas Hussey, Gentleman.” There are plenty of photographs of Molly posing while modelling and there is footage of her relaxing and enjoying herself. There is also CCTV surveillance footage from the night in question and reconstructions od dramatic events. The cinematography by Morgan Andrews looks great andDon Warrington MBE is a Trinidadian-born British Actor who has had a successful career in the entertainment industry for over four decades. She has received widespread acclaim for her work and has been recognized with numerous awards and accolades throughout her career. The following is from unidentified sources: Cornelius Maddox b. ca. 1660, d. ca. 1706 Charles Co Md. He married Mary Smallwood, daughter of James & Hester Evans Smallwood, around 16 March 1685/86. Mary Smallwood was born 2 November 1670, d. c1737. After death of first husband, Cornelius Maddox, Mary mar. (2) Robert Taylor and had three more children. (Ref: "The Smallwood Family of Md. & Va." comp. by Mildred A. McDonnell, 1970, pp. 6-8; "The Emison Families Supplement," comp. by James Wade Emison, Vincennes, Ind. 1962) A reward of ffive pound Sterl given under my hand at Lib. HD Nanjemy in Charles County this 28th day of July in the Ninth year of his mats Reign &ca Annoq Domini 1697. God Save the King. ffr Nicholson Note 1: British Transport Policewoman Constable Jennifer Tooze also travelled in the cab of a light engine, specific to the search and not a service train.