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Descendants of John Cristie Giles
Generation No. 1
1. JOHN CRISTIE2 GILES (GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1740 in Westmoreland County, Va., and died 1799 in
Pittsylvania Co., Va.. He married JANE. She was born Abt. 1745, and died WFT Est. 1774-1839.
Notes for JOHN CRISTIE GILES:
John was a revolutionary war patriot. A letter written in 1919 by Minnie Giles, who did considerable work in
tracing her Giles ancestors, said that the Giles Family is of English descent and that several brothers (William,
George and James) came from the Parish of St. Giles near London to New York. William Giles died in August
1702. George moved to Virginia, raised a family and died.
John is the first know ancestor of George.
Last Will and Testament of John C. Giles:
From abstracts of Pittsylvania County, Va. Wills, 1767-1820
Page 209-210 14 February 1799 Probated 15 April 1799
John Giles being sick in body but sound of mind. To my beloved wife Jane, I will all my real estate and personal
during her lifetime. At her decease all my land where on I now live except 100 acres which I sold my son John
and was paid to my son William. The lines to John's land was marked off by John Hutchinson and William Giles
and Fully described to Walter Lamb. Also to my son William, a mare, bed, and a Negro girl, Amey.
To my son Ephriam Giles, a Negro girl, Nancy, a bed, and sixty pounds.
To my son George Giles a Negro girl, Tell on his paying my sons James and John twenty pounds each.
To my four daughters: Elizabeth Riddle, Patsy Short, Susannah Riddle, and Rebecca Vaden, a Negro woman
Lucy to be of equal benefit, but I do not desire her to be sold out of the family.
What is left after the death of my wife, to be equally divided between my four daughters. I want my son Philo
Giles, son of my daughter Patsy Short, to be given a good education, board and kept in decent clothing until
manhood.
Appoint my sons John and William as executors.
John (x) Giles
Wit: Walter Lamb, Caty Lamb, Edward Carter
Walter Lamb and Abraham Parrish security for the executors.
Children of JOHN GILES and JANE are:
2. i. GEORGE3 GILES, b. Abt. 1762, Westmorelamd County, Virginia; d. 1838, Pittsylvania Co., Va..
ii. WILLIAM GILES, b. Abt. 1767; d. Unknown; m. LUCY ALLEN, January 07, 1801, Pittsylvania County
Virginia; d. Unknown.
3. iii. JOHN A. GILES,SR., b. Abt. 1769, Loudon Co., Va.; d. August 1849.
4. iv. SUSANNAH GILES, b. Abt. 1770; d. Unknown.
5. v. EPHRAIM GILES, b. Abt. 1770, Loudon Co., Va.; d. December 07, 1841, Lincoln County, Mo..
6. vi. REBECCA GILES, b. Abt. 1772, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
vii. JAMES GILES, b. Abt. 1775, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
viii. ELIZABETH GILES, b. Abt. 1777, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown; m. JOHN RIDDLE; b. Abt. 1770, Loudon
Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
7. ix. PATSY MARTHA GILES, b. Abt. 1779, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 2
2. GEORGE3 GILES (JOHN CRISTIE2, GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1762 in Westmorelamd County, Virginia, and died
1838 in Pittsylvania Co., Va.. He married MARTHA WALTON Abt. 1780 in Va.. She was born Abt. 1759 in
Loudoun Co. Va, and died October 20, 1816 in Pittsylvania Co., Va..
Notes for GEORGE GILES:
George Giles was a revolutionary war patriot having served as a private and as a militiaman. He lived in Surry
County, N. C. and was attached to Captain Gideon Fall's Company under Major James Rutherford. They
marched to Monks Corner, S.C., where General Caswell took command. The Company was ordered to march
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back, since Charleston had already fallen to the British. George joined the army at Nelson's Ferry on the Santee
River, and from there went to Camden and then to Cross Creek. In 1780 moved from N. C. to Loudon County,
Va. In 1781 was drafted into army and sent to Yorktown until the British surrendered. Marched in Regiment of
Colonel G. West, which was sent to guard over British prisoners at Noland's Ferry on the Potomac. His pension
of $23.33 annually began on 4/10/1833 and he received a total of $69.99.
Children of GEORGE GILES and MARTHA WALTON are:
i. STEPHEN4 GILES, b. 1780; d. WFT Est. 1807-1872; m. NANCY EASLEY, December 04, 1801, Pittsylvania
County, Va.; b. WFT Est. 1761-1787; d. WFT Est. 1806-1875.
8. ii. HEZIKIAH GILES, b. Abt. 1781; d. Unknown.
9. iii. THOMAS GILES, b. 1781, Loudon Co., Va.; d. 1840.
iv. NANCY GILES, b. Abt. 1787; d. Unknown; m. WALKER; d. Unknown.
v. JOHN GILES, b. Abt. 1793; d. Unknown; m. ANN????; d. Unknown.
10. vi. JAMES A. GILES, b. July 18, 1795, Loudon County, Va.; d. August 23, 1854, Pittsylvania Co., Va..
11. vii. NELLY ELLENDER GILES, b. 1797; d. Unknown.
12. viii. MARTHA GILES, b. Bef. July 1798; d. July 28, 1853.
3. JOHN A.3 GILES,SR. (JOHN CRISTIE2, GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1769 in Loudon Co., Va., and died August 1849.
He married ANNE. She was born 1777 in Loudon Co., Va., and died October 1857.
Notes for JOHN A. GILES,SR.:
John's will dated April1849 lists his children as Mary, William, Vadan H., James A., John A., Elizabeth, Susan
Mahan, and Rebecca Reynolds. The executor of the will was listed as James M. Reynolds, his son-in-law.
Children of JOHN GILES and ANNE are:
i. NANCY4 GILES, b. Private; m. JOSEPH HAWKINS, Private; d. Unknown.
ii. ANNE GILES, d. Unknown; m. JAMES RIDDLE, February 06, 1854, Pittsylvana, Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
13. iii. JOHN A. GILES, JR., b. 1795, Loudon Co., Va.; d. WFT Est. 1839-1887.
14. iv. WILLIAM GILES, b. Abt. 1797, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
15. v. VADEN H. GILES, b. 1798; d. Unknown.
vi. MARY GILES, b. 1799, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown; m. JAMES RIDDLE; b. 1795, Pittsylvania Co., Va.; d.
Unknown.
16. vii. SUSANA GILES, b. 1802, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
17. viii. ELIZABETH GILES, b. April 18, 1803; d. March 08, 1880, Pittsylvania Co., Va..
18. ix. REBECCA GILES, b. 1807, Va.; d. Unknown.
x. ANN GILES, b. 1810, Pittsylvania Co., Va.; d. Unknown; m. ABNER MAHAN, November 15, 1830,
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Descendants of John Cristie Giles
Generation No. 1
1. JOHN CRISTIE2 GILES (GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1740 in Westmoreland County, Va., and died 1799 in
Pittsylvania Co., Va.. He married JANE. She was born Abt. 1745, and died WFT Est. 1774-1839.
Notes for JOHN CRISTIE GILES:
John was a revolutionary war patriot. A letter written in 1919 by Minnie Giles, who did considerable work in
tracing her Giles ancestors, said that the Giles Family is of English descent and that several brothers (William,
George and James) came from the Parish of St. Giles near London to New York. William Giles died in August
1702. George moved to Virginia, raised a family and died.
John is the first know ancestor of George.
Last Will and Testament of John C. Giles:
From abstracts of Pittsylvania County, Va. Wills, 1767-1820
Page 209-210 14 February 1799 Probated 15 April 1799
John Giles being sick in body but sound of mind. To my beloved wife Jane, I will all my real estate and personal
during her lifetime. At her decease all my land where on I now live except 100 acres which I sold my son John
and was paid to my son William. The lines to John's land was marked off by John Hutchinson and William Giles
and Fully described to Walter Lamb. Also to my son William, a mare, bed, and a Negro girl, Amey.
To my son Ephriam Giles, a Negro girl, Nancy, a bed, and sixty pounds.
To my son George Giles a Negro girl, Tell on his paying my sons James and John twenty pounds each.
To my four daughters: Elizabeth Riddle, Patsy Short, Susannah Riddle, and Rebecca Vaden, a Negro woman
Lucy to be of equal benefit, but I do not desire her to be sold out of the family.
What is left after the death of my wife, to be equally divided between my four daughters. I want my son Philo
Giles, son of my daughter Patsy Short, to be given a good education, board and kept in decent clothing until
manhood.
Appoint my sons John and William as executors.
John (x) Giles
Wit: Walter Lamb, Caty Lamb, Edward Carter
Walter Lamb and Abraham Parrish security for the executors.
Children of JOHN GILES and JANE are:
2. i. GEORGE3 GILES, b. Abt. 1762, Westmorelamd County, Virginia; d. 1838, Pittsylvania Co., Va..
ii. WILLIAM GILES, b. Abt. 1767; d. Unknown; m. LUCY ALLEN, January 07, 1801, Pittsylvania County
Virginia; d. Unknown.
3. iii. JOHN A. GILES,SR., b. Abt. 1769, Loudon Co., Va.; d. August 1849.
4. iv. SUSANNAH GILES, b. Abt. 1770; d. Unknown.
5. v. EPHRAIM GILES, b. Abt. 1770, Loudon Co., Va.; d. December 07, 1841, Lincoln County, Mo..
6. vi. REBECCA GILES, b. Abt. 1772, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
vii. JAMES GILES, b. Abt. 1775, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
viii. ELIZABETH GILES, b. Abt. 1777, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown; m. JOHN RIDDLE; b. Abt. 1770, Loudon
Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
7. ix. PATSY MARTHA GILES, b. Abt. 1779, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 2
2. GEORGE3 GILES (JOHN CRISTIE2, GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1762 in Westmorelamd County, Virginia, and died
1838 in Pittsylvania Co., Va.. He married MARTHA WALTON Abt. 1780 in Va.. She was born Abt. 1759 in
Loudoun Co. Va, and died October 20, 1816 in Pittsylvania Co., Va..
Notes for GEORGE GILES:
George Giles was a revolutionary war patriot having served as a private and as a militiaman. He lived in Surry
County, N. C. and was attached to Captain Gideon Fall's Company under Major James Rutherford. They
marched to Monks Corner, S.C., where General Caswell took command. The Company was ordered to march
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back, since Charleston had already fallen to the British. George joined the army at Nelson's Ferry on the Santee
River, and from there went to Camden and then to Cross Creek. In 1780 moved from N. C. to Loudon County,
Va. In 1781 was drafted into army and sent to Yorktown until the British surrendered. Marched in Regiment of
Colonel G. West, which was sent to guard over British prisoners at Noland's Ferry on the Potomac. His pension
of $23.33 annually began on 4/10/1833 and he received a total of $69.99.
Children of GEORGE GILES and MARTHA WALTON are:
i. STEPHEN4 GILES, b. 1780; d. WFT Est. 1807-1872; m. NANCY EASLEY, December 04, 1801, Pittsylvania
County, Va.; b. WFT Est. 1761-1787; d. WFT Est. 1806-1875.
8. ii. HEZIKIAH GILES, b. Abt. 1781; d. Unknown.
9. iii. THOMAS GILES, b. 1781, Loudon Co., Va.; d. 1840.
iv. NANCY GILES, b. Abt. 1787; d. Unknown; m. WALKER; d. Unknown.
v. JOHN GILES, b. Abt. 1793; d. Unknown; m. ANN????; d. Unknown.
10. vi. JAMES A. GILES, b. July 18, 1795, Loudon County, Va.; d. August 23, 1854, Pittsylvania Co., Va..
11. vii. NELLY ELLENDER GILES, b. 1797; d. Unknown.
12. viii. MARTHA GILES, b. Bef. July 1798; d. July 28, 1853.
3. JOHN A.3 GILES,SR. (JOHN CRISTIE2, GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1769 in Loudon Co., Va., and died August 1849.
He married ANNE. She was born 1777 in Loudon Co., Va., and died October 1857.
Notes for JOHN A. GILES,SR.:
John's will dated April1849 lists his children as Mary, William, Vadan H., James A., John A., Elizabeth, Susan
Mahan, and Rebecca Reynolds. The executor of the will was listed as James M. Reynolds, his son-in-law.
Children of JOHN GILES and ANNE are:
i. NANCY4 GILES, b. Private; m. JOSEPH HAWKINS, Private; d. Unknown.
ii. ANNE GILES, d. Unknown; m. JAMES RIDDLE, February 06, 1854, Pittsylvana, Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
13. iii. JOHN A. GILES, JR., b. 1795, Loudon Co., Va.; d. WFT Est. 1839-1887.
14. iv. WILLIAM GILES, b. Abt. 1797, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
15. v. VADEN H. GILES, b. 1798; d. Unknown.
vi. MARY GILES, b. 1799, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown; m. JAMES RIDDLE; b. 1795, Pittsylvania Co., Va.; d.
Unknown.
16. vii. SUSANA GILES, b. 1802, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
17. viii. ELIZABETH GILES, b. April 18, 1803; d. March 08, 1880, Pittsylvania Co., Va..
18. ix. REBECCA GILES, b. 1807, Va.; d. Unknown.
x. ANN GILES, b. 1810, Pittsylvania Co., Va.; d. Unknown; m. ABNER MAHAN, November 15, 1830,
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Descendants of John Cristie Giles
Generation No. 1
1. JOHN CRISTIE2 GILES (GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1740 in Westmoreland County, Va., and died 1799 in
Pittsylvania Co., Va.. He married JANE. She was born Abt. 1745, and died WFT Est. 1774-1839.
Notes for JOHN CRISTIE GILES:
John was a revolutionary war patriot. A letter written in 1919 by Minnie Giles, who did considerable work in
tracing her Giles ancestors, said that the Giles Family is of English descent and that several brothers (William,
George and James) came from the Parish of St. Giles near London to New York. William Giles died in August
1702. George moved to Virginia, raised a family and died.
John is the first know ancestor of George.
Last Will and Testament of John C. Giles:
From abstracts of Pittsylvania County, Va. Wills, 1767-1820
Page 209-210 14 February 1799 Probated 15 April 1799
John Giles being sick in body but sound of mind. To my beloved wife Jane, I will all my real estate and personal
during her lifetime. At her decease all my land where on I now live except 100 acres which I sold my son John
and was paid to my son William. The lines to John's land was marked off by John Hutchinson and William Giles
and Fully described to Walter Lamb. Also to my son William, a mare, bed, and a Negro girl, Amey.
To my son Ephriam Giles, a Negro girl, Nancy, a bed, and sixty pounds.
To my son George Giles a Negro girl, Tell on his paying my sons James and John twenty pounds each.
To my four daughters: Elizabeth Riddle, Patsy Short, Susannah Riddle, and Rebecca Vaden, a Negro woman
Lucy to be of equal benefit, but I do not desire her to be sold out of the family.
What is left after the death of my wife, to be equally divided between my four daughters. I want my son Philo
Giles, son of my daughter Patsy Short, to be given a good education, board and kept in decent clothing until
manhood.
Appoint my sons John and William as executors.
John (x) Giles
Wit: Walter Lamb, Caty Lamb, Edward Carter
Walter Lamb and Abraham Parrish security for the executors.
Children of JOHN GILES and JANE are:
2. i. GEORGE3 GILES, b. Abt. 1762, Westmorelamd County, Virginia; d. 1838, Pittsylvania Co., Va..
ii. WILLIAM GILES, b. Abt. 1767; d. Unknown; m. LUCY ALLEN, January 07, 1801, Pittsylvania County
Virginia; d. Unknown.
3. iii. JOHN A. GILES,SR., b. Abt. 1769, Loudon Co., Va.; d. August 1849.
4. iv. SUSANNAH GILES, b. Abt. 1770; d. Unknown.
5. v. EPHRAIM GILES, b. Abt. 1770, Loudon Co., Va.; d. December 07, 1841, Lincoln County, Mo..
6. vi. REBECCA GILES, b. Abt. 1772, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
vii. JAMES GILES, b. Abt. 1775, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
viii. ELIZABETH GILES, b. Abt. 1777, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown; m. JOHN RIDDLE; b. Abt. 1770, Loudon
Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
7. ix. PATSY MARTHA GILES, b. Abt. 1779, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 2
2. GEORGE3 GILES (JOHN CRISTIE2, GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1762 in Westmorelamd County, Virginia, and died
1838 in Pittsylvania Co., Va.. He married MARTHA WALTON Abt. 1780 in Va.. She was born Abt. 1759 in
Loudoun Co. Va, and died October 20, 1816 in Pittsylvania Co., Va..
Notes for GEORGE GILES:
George Giles was a revolutionary war patriot having served as a private and as a militiaman. He lived in Surry
County, N. C. and was attached to Captain Gideon Fall's Company under Major James Rutherford. They
marched to Monks Corner, S.C., where General Caswell took command. The Company was ordered to march
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back, since Charleston had already fallen to the British. George joined the army at Nelson's Ferry on the Santee
River, and from there went to Camden and then to Cross Creek. In 1780 moved from N. C. to Loudon County,
Va. In 1781 was drafted into army and sent to Yorktown until the British surrendered. Marched in Regiment of
Colonel G. West, which was sent to guard over British prisoners at Noland's Ferry on the Potomac. His pension
of $23.33 annually began on 4/10/1833 and he received a total of $69.99.
Children of GEORGE GILES and MARTHA WALTON are:
i. STEPHEN4 GILES, b. 1780; d. WFT Est. 1807-1872; m. NANCY EASLEY, December 04, 1801, Pittsylvania
County, Va.; b. WFT Est. 1761-1787; d. WFT Est. 1806-1875.
8. ii. HEZIKIAH GILES, b. Abt. 1781; d. Unknown.
9. iii. THOMAS GILES, b. 1781, Loudon Co., Va.; d. 1840.
iv. NANCY GILES, b. Abt. 1787; d. Unknown; m. WALKER; d. Unknown.
v. JOHN GILES, b. Abt. 1793; d. Unknown; m. ANN????; d. Unknown.
10. vi. JAMES A. GILES, b. July 18, 1795, Loudon County, Va.; d. August 23, 1854, Pittsylvania Co., Va..
11. vii. NELLY ELLENDER GILES, b. 1797; d. Unknown.
12. viii. MARTHA GILES, b. Bef. July 1798; d. July 28, 1853.
3. JOHN A.3 GILES,SR. (JOHN CRISTIE2, GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1769 in Loudon Co., Va., and died August 1849.
He married ANNE. She was born 1777 in Loudon Co., Va., and died October 1857.
Notes for JOHN A. GILES,SR.:
John's will dated April1849 lists his children as Mary, William, Vadan H., James A., John A., Elizabeth, Susan
Mahan, and Rebecca Reynolds. The executor of the will was listed as James M. Reynolds, his son-in-law.
Children of JOHN GILES and ANNE are:
i. NANCY4 GILES, b. Private; m. JOSEPH HAWKINS, Private; d. Unknown.
ii. ANNE GILES, d. Unknown; m. JAMES RIDDLE, February 06, 1854, Pittsylvana, Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
13. iii. JOHN A. GILES, JR., b. 1795, Loudon Co., Va.; d. WFT Est. 1839-1887.
14. iv. WILLIAM GILES, b. Abt. 1797, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
15. v. VADEN H. GILES, b. 1798; d. Unknown.
vi. MARY GILES, b. 1799, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown; m. JAMES RIDDLE; b. 1795, Pittsylvania Co., Va.; d.
Unknown.
16. vii. SUSANA GILES, b. 1802, Loudon Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
17. viii. ELIZABETH GILES, b. April 18, 1803; d. March 08, 1880, Pittsylvania Co., Va..
18. ix. REBECCA GILES, b. 1807, Va.; d. Unknown.
x. ANN GILES, b. 1810, Pittsylvania Co., Va.; d. Unknown; m. ABNER MAHAN, November 15, 1830,
Pittsylvania Co., Va.; b. April 03, 1804, Pittsylvania Co., Va.; d. Unknown.
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THOMAS H.5 GILES (HEZIKIAH4, GEORGE3, JOHN CRISTIE2, GEORGE1) was born 1820, and died Unknown. He
married MARGARET REYNOLDS August 04, 1847, daughter of ROBERT D. REYNOLDS. She was born 1826, and
died 1891.
Children of THOMAS GILES and MARGARET REYNOLDS are:
i. JAMES W6 GILES, b. 1848; d. Unknown; m. JULIA REYNOLDS, May 08, 1870; d. Unknown.
ii. GEORGE J. GILES, b. 1850; d. Unknown; m. SALLIE P. WRIGHT, February 17, 1874; d. Unknown.
iii. EDWRD HILL GILES, b. 1852; d. October 01, 1931; m. MARY ALICE OAKES; d. Unknown.
iv. WILLIAM B. GILES, b. 1855; d. April 21, 1877; m. SARAH J. BAKER, February 13, 1877; d. Unknown.
v. HEZEKIAH GILES, b. June 02, 1858; d. Unknown; m. ROSA L. OWEN, July 26, 1885; d. Unknown.
vi. MARY SUSAN GILES, b. August 03, 1860; d. Unknown; m. GEORGE L. HUTSON, November 20, 1882; d.
Unknown.
vii. HENRY GILES, b. 1863; d. Unknown.
viii. COLEMAN GILES, b. February 1866; d. Unknown; m. MARY AGNES HILEY, July 12, 1891; d. Unknown.
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THOMAS H.5 GILES (HEZIKIAH4, GEORGE3, JOHN CRISTIE2, GEORGE1) was born 1820, and died Unknown. He
married MARGARET REYNOLDS August 04, 1847, daughter of ROBERT D. REYNOLDS. She was born 1826, and
died 1891.
Children of THOMAS GILES and MARGARET REYNOLDS are:
i. JAMES W6 GILES, b. 1848; d. Unknown; m. JULIA REYNOLDS, May 08, 1870; d. Unknown.
ii. GEORGE J. GILES, b. 1850; d. Unknown; m. SALLIE P. WRIGHT, February 17, 1874; d. Unknown.
iii. EDWRD HILL GILES, b. 1852; d. October 01, 1931; m. MARY ALICE OAKES; d. Unknown.
iv. WILLIAM B. GILES, b. 1855; d. April 21, 1877; m. SARAH J. BAKER, February 13, 1877; d. Unknown.
v. HEZEKIAH GILES, b. June 02, 1858; d. Unknown; m. ROSA L. OWEN, July 26, 1885; d. Unknown.
vi. MARY SUSAN GILES, b. August 03, 1860; d. Unknown; m. GEORGE L. HUTSON, November 20, 1882; d.
Unknown.
vii. HENRY GILES, b. 1863; d. Unknown.
viii. COLEMAN GILES, b. February 1866; d. Unknown; m. MARY AGNES HILEY, July 12, 1891; d. Unknown.
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Harmon Cook,Jr., born Abt. 1765 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania; died March 18, 1824 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He was the son of Harmon Cook, Sr. and Mary Ann Agness Turk. He married Susanna Ramsey February 4, 1786 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
Susanna Ramsey1, born Abt. 1766; died Bef. 1805. She was the daughter of Thomas F. Ramsey and Frances Young.
More About Harmon Cook and Susanna Ramsey:
Marriage: February 4, 1786, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
[marriage record says February 6, 1786 -Mary Frances Eggleston (see documents)]
Children of Harmon Cook and Susanna Ramsey are:
i. Ann Cook, born Abt. 1788; died Unknown.
ii.Elizabeth Cook, born Abt. 1790;
16 iii. John W. Cook, born Abt. 1792 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died Unknown; married Sarah Bolling August 6, 1822 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. Thomas Cook, born 1796 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died Unknown; married Nancy A. Bolling March 4, 1822 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia; born Abt. 1805 in Bedford County, Virginia; died Unknown.
More About Thomas Cook and Nancy Bolling:
Marriage: March 4, 1822, Pittsylvania County, Virginia
v. Mary Cook, born Abt. 1797; died Unknown.
vi. Sarah Cook, born 1799; died Unknown.
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Elizabeth Hudson Kirby is said to be the daughter of Margaret Oakes and Moses Kirby
The address above shows the children of Joab Oakes
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. THOMAS1 EGLETON,1ST was born Abt. 1707 in ENGLAND, and died Abt. 1775 in HENRY CO VA. He married (1) MARY in ENGLAND. She was born Abt. 1717 in ENGLAND, and died 21 October 1748 in PETERSBURG VA. He married (2) MARY GAY CRAWLEY 14 February 1748/49 in PETERSBURG VA. She was born 25 September 1730, and died Aft. 1758 in PETERSBURG VA. He married (3) ANNE WATSON 10 September 1763 in LUNENBERG CO VA, daughter of MICHAEL WATSON. She was born Abt. 1745 in LUNENBERG CO VA1, and died Bef. 1820 in HENRY CO VA.
Children of THOMAS EGLETON and MARY are:
i. JOSEPH2 EGGLETON, b. 20 December 1743.
ii. MARY EGGLETON, b. 6 July 1746.
Children of THOMAS EGLETON and MARY CRAWLEY are:
iii. GAY2 EGGLETON, b. 3 December 1749.
iv. JOHN EGGLETON, b. 3 March 1753.
v. ELISABETH EGGLETON, b. 2 September 1753.
vi. MARTHA EGGLETON, b. March 1758.
Children of THOMAS EGLETON and ANNE WATSON are:
2. vii. ANNE "NANCY"2 EGGLESTON, b. Abt. 1765, HENRY CO VA.
3. viii. THOMAS EGGLESTON,JR., b. 25 August 1764; d. 25 December 1841, HENRY CO VA.
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The Will of Michael Watson of Henry Co., VA
In the name of God amen this 22nd day of June in the Year of our Lord god one Thousand eight hundred and five. I Michael Watson of Henry County and State of Virginia being very weak in body but of perfect mind and Memory Thanks be to god for the same and Calling to Mind the mortality of my body and Knowing that it is appointed for all Men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommand my soul into the hands of god that gave all and for Body I recommand it to the earth to be Buried in a Christian like and decent manner at the descretion of my Executors John Davis Sr. and Nicholas Akins and as touching my Worldly estate which it hath pleased god to bless with in this life I give and bequeath unto my eldest Daughter Nancy Eggleton onw shilling sterling to be raised and levied out of my Estate by the excutord, also I give and bequeath unto grand Daughter Jane Davis thirty acres of land to be truley possessed by her and her assigns forever it being part of the tract of land where now I live to be Taken on the Chestnut fork of leatherwood Creek across from line to line and the remainder of my Estate to be equally divided amongest the rest of my Children, Namely David Watson, Margaret Griggs, John Watson, Rebecah Davis, Jane Akins, Robert Watson and Samuel Watson, and I do hereby utterly disallow revoke and disannul all and every other former testaments wills legacies requests and Excutord by me in any wise before this Named willed and Bequeathed ratefiing and Confirming this and no other to be my Last will and testament: In witness whereof I have hereunto sey my hand and Seal the day and year above written Signed sealed published pronounced and declared by The said Michael Watson as his last will and testament in presence of us the subscribers.
(s) Vincent Wyatt
Michael Watson (his X mark)(seal)
(s) Actrin Anglin
(s) William Shackleford
More About Michael Watson:
Burial: Henry Co., VA
Children of Michael Watson and Margaret LNU are:
i. Nancy Watson, born Abt. 1745; died in Henry Co., VA; married Thomas Eggleston 10 May 1763 in Lunenburg Co., VA; born Bef. 1742; died Abt. 1775 in Henry Co., VA.
ii. David Watson, born Abt. 1747 in VA; died in Grainger Co., TN.
iii. Margaret Watson, born Abt. 1749 in VA; died in TN; married John Griggs; born Abt. 1750; died 1818 in Pittsylvania Co., VA.
iv. John Watson, born Abt. 1751.
v. Rebbeca Watson, born Abt. 1753; married John Davis.
vi. Jane Watson, born Abt. 1755 in VA; died in Giles Co., TN; married Nicholas Akin in Henry Co., VA; died in Giles Co., TN.
128 vii. Robert Watson, born Abt. 1757 in Augusta Co., VA; died Aft. 1820 in Crawford Co., IN.
viii. Samuel Watson, born Abt. 1759 in VA; died Aft. 1810 in TN; married Pheobe Pedigo in Henry Co., VA; born Abt. 1762 in VA; died Mar 1850 in Floyd Co., IN. | Watson, Nancy/Anne (I12065)
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*2nd Husband of [1] Susanna Carter:
............. +[32] Daniel Price
............. 6 [33] Daniel Price, Jr
................ +[34] Mary Hughes
.......... 5 Theodrick Carter, Sr 1676 - 1736
............. +Elizabeth Gregory - 1751
............. 6 Theodrick Carter, Jr. - 1777
................ +Anne Waddell
................ 7 Richard Carter - 1796
................... +Susannah Biggers
................... 8 Lemuel Carter Aft. 1780 -
...................... +Patsy Powell
...................... 9 William "Buck" Carter
......................... +Elizabeth "Bettie" P TURNER
......................... 10 Nancy Emeline Carter 1832 - 1906
............................ +Phillip MCSHERRY Abt. 1829 - Aft. 1880
............................ 11 Aniva Thomas MCSHERRY 1855 -
............................... +James Morgan Wells 1839 -
............................... 12 Aniva Thomas "Ivy" Wells
.................................. +Walter Marion Scott 1884 | Carter, Lemuel (I67959)
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Notes for Michael Watson:
1756, Listed in tax list for Augusta County, Virginia. "In ye lower end of Augusta County."
1763, 10 Sept, Michael gave permission for his daughter, Nancy "Ann", to marry Thomas Eggleston of Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Marriage was recorded in Lunenburg County, Virginia. | Watson, Nancy/Anne (I12065)
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110 Sarah C. Kirby 47 3000
Turner Carter 37 overseer
Jeremiah Kerby 26
Martha R. Carter 19
Sarah T. Kirby 16
Benjamin W. 11 student
Nancy G. 9
Frances H. (f) 7
Sarah J. 1/12 | Carter, Turner (I67998)
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110 Sarah C. Kirby 47 3000
Turner Carter 37 overseer
Jeremiah Kerby 26
Martha R. Carter 19
Sarah T. Kirby 16
Benjamin W. 11 student
Nancy G. 9
Frances H. (f) 7
Sarah J. 1/12 | Kirby, Martha R. (I68053)
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November 10, 1763, Theodrick Carter and Sally Ellbank, Security,
Jacob Royston. | Carter, Patriot Theodorick III (I13906)
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Lists Betsey "Chesher" as Bride; same date of marriage; 18 Jul 1814 | Chester, Betsey (I12734)
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Lemuel CARTER was born 1830 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He was the son of 2. Richard CARTER and 3. Catherine BRANDON.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
2. Richard CARTER was born 1808 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 1861 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He was the son of 4. Lemuel CARTER and 5. Martha POWELL.
3. Catherine BRANDON was born 1808 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died BEF 1850 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She was the daughter of 6. Francis BRANDON II and 7. Sarah Lee SCOTT.
Children of Catherine BRANDON and Richard CARTER are:
i. William Francis CARTER was born 20 JUN 1824 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 22 JAN 1899 in Youngville, Robertson Co., Tennessee. He married Sara Mildred TARPLEY 28 OCT 1848 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She was born 12 DEC 1825 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 23 AUG 1912 in Youngville, Robertson Co., Tennessee.
ii. Eliza Ann CARTER was born 13 JAN 1826 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 27 MAY 1902 in Fannin Co., Georgia. She married Handsome A FARMER 20 NOV 1842 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, son of John Pleasant FARMER and Mary IRBY. He was born 31 DEC 1821 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 4 JUL 1880 in Fannin Co., Georgia.
iii. Thomas O CARTER was born 1827 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Mary J CARTER 1871, daughter of James Thomas CARTER and Martha Ann MCCANN. She was born 1842 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 8 AUG 1887 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
1. iv. Lemuel CARTER was born 1830 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
v. Sydnor CARTER.
vi. Alexander Lafayette CARTER was born 5 MAY 1835 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 2 SEP 1906 in Christian Co., Kentucky. He married Luvita Ann BAIRD 30 MAY 1861. She was born 20 NOV 1833, and died 20 OCT 1896 in Christian Co., Kentucky.
vii. Mary Ann Catherine CARTER.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
4. Lemuel CARTER.
5. Martha POWELL.
Child of Martha POWELL and Lemuel CARTER is:
2. i. Richard CARTER was born 1808 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 1861 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Catherine BRANDON 15 JUL 1822 in Halifax Co., Virginia, daughter of Francis BRANDON II and Sarah Lee SCOTT. She was born 1808 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died BEF 1850 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
6. Francis BRANDON II was born 16 MAY 1756 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 9 AUG 1842 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He was the son of 12. Francis BRANDON and 13. Elinor RICHMOND.
7. Sarah Lee SCOTT was born 16 JAN 1766 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, and died 30 JUN 1818 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She was the daughter of 14. William SCOTT and 15. Rebecca Leah BROWN.
Children of Sarah Lee SCOTT and Francis BRANDON II are:
i. William BRANDON was born 1786 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Esther WILEY 14 DEC 1811 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, daughter of Thomas WILEY and Mary LANGLEY. She was born 1788 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, and died 26 JUL 1860 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Sallie MEALER 10 DEC 1868 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She was born 1827 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
ii. Robert BRANDON was born 13 JUN 1788 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 8 MAR 1874 in Calloway Co., Missouri. He married Mary Jane HOLT 10 JAN 1811 in Halifax Co., Virginia, daughter of Timothy HOLT and Elizabeth CHAMBERS. She was born 12 FEB 1790 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 2 FEB 1858 in Calloway Co., Missouri.
iii. Sarah BRANDON was born ABT 1789 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She married Thomas Solomon STIMSON 14 JAN 1822, son of Erasmus Benjamin STIMSON and Lucy WILSON. He was born 1788 in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia, and died 1859.
iv. John BRANDON. He married Margaret FOSTER 20 DEC 1809 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, daughter of Ambrose FOSTER and Mary LEWIS.
v. Jesse BRANDON was born 2 MAR 1793 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 7 MAY 1864 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Mary C GRAVES 2 MAR 1816 in Person Co., North Carolina, daughter of Henry GRAVES and Nancy DANIEL. She was born 13 JAN 1794 in Person Co., North Carolina, and died 26 AUG 1863 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
vi. Elizabeth BRANDON was born 12 AUG 1794 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 20 DEC 1880 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She married Joel Anderson KIRBY 3 JAN 1821 in Halifax Co., Virginia, son of Jeremiah KIRBY and Esther ANDERSON. He was born 29 DEC 1795 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 16 NOV 1855 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
vii. Annis BRANDON was born 7 APR 1798 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 27 MAR 1866 in Callaway Co., Missouri. She married John F LAWSON 26 JAN 1818 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He was born 6 NOV 1795 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 31 JUL 1866 in Callaway Co., Missouri.
viii. Rebecca Elizabeth BRANDON was born 1799 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 26 SEP 1849. She married Leighton Green TARPLEY 18 DEC 1811 in Halifax Co., Virginia, son of Thomas TARPLEY and Susanah BISHOP. He was born 1790 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 1 JUL 1843 in Virginia.
ix. Martha BRANDON was born 18 MAR 1801 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 30 OCT 1853 in Madison Co., Tennessee. She married James CHAMBERS 7 JAN 1821 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He was born 1790 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died in Madison Co., Tennessee.
x. Francis Scott BRANDON was born 1804 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 1852 in Haywood Co., Tennessee. He married Elizabeth E STANFIELD 12 AUG 1823 in Halifax Co., Virginia, daughter of Ephraim A STANFIELD and Sarah Priscilla POWELL. She was born 1804 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 1870 in Haywood Co., Tennessee.
xi. Amy Lee BRANDON was born 25 MAR 1807 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 10 MAY 1866 in Elletsville, Monroe Co., Indiana. She married Henry L STIMSON 9 DEC 1822 in Halifax Co., Virginia, son of Erasmus Benjamin STIMSON and Lucy WILSON. He was born 6 JAN 1801 in Ringgold, Virginia, and died 20 JUN 1863 in Elletsville, Monroe Co., Indiana.
3. xii. Catherine BRANDON was born 1808 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died BEF 1850 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She married Richard CARTER 15 JUL 1822 in Halifax Co., Virginia, son of Lemuel CARTER and Martha POWELL. He was born 1808 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 1861 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
xiii. Dicey BRANDON was born in Halifax Co., Virginia. She married William CHAMBERS 27 NOV 1809 in Halifax Co., Virginia, son of John CHAMBERS and Gennett ?.
xiv. Mary R BRANDON was born 1809 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She married Thomas BRANDON 2 DEC 1835 in Halifax Co., Virginia, son of George BRANDON. He was born 1801 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 1894 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
12. Francis BRANDON.
13. Elinor RICHMOND.
Child of Elinor RICHMOND and Francis BRANDON is:
6. i. Francis BRANDON II was born 16 MAY 1756 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 9 AUG 1842 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Sarah Lee SCOTT 18 DEC 1785 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, daughter of William SCOTT and Rebecca Leah BROWN. She was born 16 JAN 1766 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, and died 30 JUN 1818 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
14. William SCOTT was born 1740 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, and died 21 AUG 1779 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He was the son of 28. John SCOTT , Sr. and 29. Mary ?.
15. Rebecca Leah BROWN was born 1743 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 22 DEC 1800 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She was the daughter of 30. John BROWN and 31. Anne ?.
Children of Rebecca Leah BROWN and William SCOTT are:
i. Rebecca SCOTT was born 1768 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, and died in Halifax Co., Virginia. She married William Byrd BRANDON , Sr. 15 AUG 1785 in Marriage Bond, Caswell Co., North Carolina, son of David BRANDON and Rebeccah LONG. He was born 4 NOV 1757 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 21 MAR 1847 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
7. ii. Sarah Lee SCOTT was born 16 JAN 1766 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, and died 30 JUN 1818 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She married Francis BRANDON II 18 DEC 1785 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, son of Francis BRANDON and Elinor RICHMOND. He was born 16 MAY 1756 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 9 AUG 1842 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
iii. Amey SCOTT.
iv. Elizabeth SCOTT.
v. Loftin SCOTT.
vi. Catherine SCOTT was born 1772 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 1806 in Caswell Co., North Carolina. She married George FARLEY 23 JUL 1792 in Halifax Co., Virginia, son of Henry A FARLEY and Mary ?. He died DEC 1798 in Caswell Co., North Carolina. She married John WOODS 9 NOV 1801 in Caswell Co., North Carolina.
vii. John Graham SCOTT was born 3 FEB 1777 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 10 JUL 1846 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Jane TURNER 22 DEC 1806 in Halifax Co., Virginia, daughter of Barnett TURNER. She was born 2 APR 1787 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 17 NOV 1855 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5
28. John SCOTT , Sr. was born ABT 1717, and died 16 JUL 1781 in Caswell Co., North Carolina. He was the son of 56. James SCOTT and 57. Margaret BENNET.
29. Mary ?.
Children of Mary ? and John SCOTT , Sr. are:
i. ? SCOTT. She married David LOGAN, son of David LOGAN and Jean ?. He was born ABT 1751.
ii. Mary SCOTT. She married ? MCFARLAND.
iii. Robert SCOTT died 19 MAY 1785 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Rachel BURTON.
14. iv. William SCOTT was born 1740 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, and died 21 AUG 1779 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Rebecca Leah BROWN, daughter of John BROWN and Anne ?. She was born 1743 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 22 DEC 1800 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
v. Catherine SCOTT was born ABT 1742 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia, and died 1809 in North Carolina. She married Hugh MCADEN 11 OCT 1762 in Lunenburg Co., Virginia. He was born 1730 in Pennsylvania, and died 20 JAN 1781 in Caswell Co., North Carolina.
vi. John SCOTT , Jr. was born ABT 1748 in Virginia, and died JAN 1793 in Halifax Co., Virginia. He married Dicey MOON, daughter of Gideon MOON and Mary HUDSON. She was born 1752 in Virginia, and died BEF 1843 in Madison Co., Tennessee.
vii. Jean SCOTT was born 1754 in Virginia. She married Samuel CUNNINGHAM, son of James CUNNINGHAM and Anne THOMSON. He was born ABT 1747 in Cub Creek, Charlotte Co., Virginia.
30. John BROWN.
31. Anne ?.
Child of Anne ? and John BROWN is:
15. i. Rebecca Leah BROWN was born 1743 in Halifax Co., Virginia, and died 22 DEC 1800 in Halifax Co., Virginia. She married William SCOTT, son of John SCOTT , Sr. and Mary ?. He was born 1740 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, and died 21 AUG 1779 in Halifax Co., Virginia.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6
56. James SCOTT was born in Edinburg, Scotland.
57. Margaret BENNET.
Children of Margaret BENNET and James SCOTT are:
i. Robert SCOTT was born 10 NOV 1702 in Lunenburg Parish, Richmond, Virginia, and died 1794 in Lunenburg Parish, Richmond, Virginia. He married ? ?.
28. ii. John SCOTT , Sr. was born ABT 1717, and died 16 JUL 1781 in Caswell Co., North Carolina. He married Mary ? in Caswell Co., North Carolina. | Carter, Lemuel (I67959)
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William Addison Young Blair b. 1821
Elizabeth Mahan (Wife) b. 1826
Children:
Mary (Polly) Ann Blair b. 1848
James Vaden Blair b. 1851
Susan Jane Blair b. 1854
John Thomas Blair b. 1856
Melissa Frances Blair b. 1857
Charles William Blair b. 1859
Lucy Emma Blair b. 1861
George Alexander Blair b. 1862
Suter Addison Blair b. 1866
Louise Catherine Blair b. 1867
Lillian Huntley Blair b. 1869
Suter Addison Blair b. 1866 d. 1945
Hattie Ida Cook (wife) b. 1868
Children:
Nora Blair b. 1886
William Roy Blair b. 1887
James Henry Blair b. 1889
Ola Blair b. 1891
Lenna Blair b. 1892
Paul Blair b. 1894
Garry Blair b. 1896
Addie Blair b. 1898
Samuel Addison Blair b. 1900
Walter Earl Blair b. 1902
Monsey T. Blair b. 1904
Lacy Edward Blair b. 1906
Bertha Elizabeth Blair b. 1908
Betty Elsie Blair
Mammie Ida Blair b. 1913
Lala Blair | Blair, William Addison Young (I4040)
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JOHN BIBB AND SUSANNAH BIGGERS HAD SON JOHN BIBB II BORN SEPT 10 1743 GOOCHLAND CO.VA. HE MARRIED Elizabeth Holcombe of Amelia co. va. in 1767 in prince edward co. va.her father was Philemon Holcombe mother Ann Walthall,children were William married to Polly Powell and to Mary Thompson nov 9 1792,Philemon Holcombe married to MARTHA Fuqua aug 18 1796 charlotte co. va. parents of Elizabeth Holcombe Bibb,John III married Susanna Marshall,Branch Holcombe married aug 9 1804 Lucy Scott,Thomas Holcombe married Elizabeth Sophia Bryan,Richard Walthall,Susannah married JULY 31 1800 CHARLOTTE CO. VA. TO SAMUEL CARTER Nancy married Arthur Moseley,Sarah married Benjamin Marable aug 10 1806 | Neal, Elizabeth H. "Betsy" (I14080)
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I Have william randolph born abt 1651 son of Richard Randolph and Elizabeth Rylands married 1680 Mary Isham her parents were Henry Isham and Katherine Banks Royal children of William and Mary were William born abt nov 1681 married Elizabeth Beverley,Thomas born abt june 1683 married Judith Fleming,Isham born abt 1685 married Jane Rogers,John married Susanne Beverley,Richard born abt may 1690 married Jane Bolling,Elizabeth born oct 10 1686 married 1st Richard Bland feb 1702 2nd to THEODRICK CARTER,Henry,Edward married Elizabeth Graves,Mary married William Stith. Notes.... children of Theodrick carter and Elizabeth Randolph [webb]were THEODRICK BORN 1713 DIED JULY 22 1782 MARRIED 1730 ANNE WADDILL PRINCE EDWARD CO. VA.,John born abt 1712 married Elizabeth,Mary born abt 1710? married Drury Scruggs feb1 1723 new kent co.va.Children of Elizabeth Randolph and Richard Bland were Richard,Theodrick,Elizabeth married to a Martin Anne married To a Ferris was it Richard Ferris,Susannah married to a Scruggs, Martha Married To Ephriam Gartright.Help Me FIll in The Blanks Here | Webb, Elizabeth (I13973)
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I have giles Carter born abt 1634 in England came to America 1656 died feb 2 1701 will probated Henrico co. va.his parents were Giles Carter and Elizabeth Tracy.Giles was married To A HANNAH[CREWES][AYRES]?CHILDREN WERE THEODRICK BORN ABT 1669 DIED 1737 Henrico co. va. married to Elizabeth Randolph [bland][webb],Susan born abt 1671 married 1st Daniel Price 2nd Thomas Williamson,Mary born abt 1674 married Thomas Davis, and Then GILES born abt 1682 Married To Mary Povall. HELP ME FILL IN BLANKS
http://genforum.genealogy.com/carter/messages/10678.html
Joseph: Looking back over you history I found this note. Need to share a couple of things. We are similar in that Giles married Hannah and I prefer to think it is Crewes. History supports this pretty well altho there is no proof as yet. This Giles came in 1653 passage paid by William Fry. He was born 1634 and will probabted 1700. Theodrick married Elizabeth Webb Randolph and he had children Ann, Susannah, Theodrick, Martha, Mary, Hannah, John and Elizabeth.
Theodrick's siblings: Susannah, Mary and Ann and Giles born 1682 who married Mary Povall.
The one thing you write of is a myth which persists and I can say this with authority. In the 1970's my father and I went to England. We visited a little English village called Cold Aston. There is a small church there, quite charming and very old. There are two ancient plaques on the wall there that commemorate Giles Carter who married Elizabeth Tracey. The first one you see hangs near the door and states that this was a very devoted and good couple who died "without issue" --NO CHILDREN. This is further substantiated by the other plaque which is back in a dark corner and states that Giles and Elizabeth left their holdings (estate) to two hephews--Edward and Goddard.
We spent the rest of the week in and out of libraries and churches in the area. Nothing refutes those two plaques. Although it is possible to find other Giles' it is for all easy searches impossible to find out who Giles 1634-1700 was the son of or where he left England from. We assumed for our search that he left from Glousteshire and that PERHAPS he was from this family but he definetely is not the son of Giles and Elizabeth Tracy Carter.
I look forward to hearing from you. Joy | Carter, Giles (I13958)
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Will of Elizabeth Carter,Relict of Theodorick Carter was written July 8,1747 her son John Carter,Whole and Sole executor;witnessed by Hannah Morgan and Theodorick Carter,Mark Clarke. recorded in book of deeds,wills,etc. 1750--1767,p.97 the first monday in 1751. Henrico co. va.To son Theodorick Carter,6 head of cattle,great Bible and White Mare.To daughter Anne Ferris 4 head of cattle,4 sheep 1 mirror and 1 chest.To daughter Elizabeth Martin Items and Livestock.To daughter Susannah Scruggs same.To daughter Martha Garthright same.To daughter Mary Sough(?)same.To grandson Cuthbert Webb,livestock recorded dec. 1751.I am sure this is not the exact wording of the will I am going on the information I have from Jean young Fish and the Richard Ferris History of whoom Richard Ferris that married Ann Bland dauhter to Richard Bland and his wife Elizabeth Randolph daughter of william randolph and Mary Isham.This site is at http://www.oedgs.com/ferrerrichardfarrarjrstory.htm The information From Jean Young Fish came from a 500+page book on Giles Carter and relatives That were from Halifax co. va. that migrated through various states and ended up around Lagrange Fayette co. texas. Childen of Richard bland and Elizabeth Randolph listed in it are Richard,Theodorick,Elizabeth married to a martin,Anne married to a Ferris,Susannah married to a Scruggs and Martha Married to Ephriam Garthright.Children to Elizabeth Randolph and Theodrick Carter it list's are Theodrick Carter married to Anne Waddill,John married to Elizabeth and Mary married To A Scruggs.Their Is no mention of Hannah Carter married to John Webb which would explain Cuthbert webb's name in the will.This information can be seen at the Fayette Heritage Museum & archives in Lagrange Texas email library@Fais.net it will be in the Archive Holdings | Webb, Elizabeth (I13973)
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http://genforum.genealogy.com/carter/messages/14445.html Peyton Carter (ID *****9735) Date: March 27, 2003 at 10:02:20
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I have received confirmation from the records office in Gloucestershire, England, of the baptismal record of Giles Carter, who immigrated to Henrico County, Virginia. Here is the actual reply I received:
"A member of staff checked the baptism register for the parish of Cirencester (P86) for the year 1635 and I can confirm that the baptism of Gyles, son of Theodor [?Theodore] Cartor is recorded. The spelling of names was not standardised until fairly recently and so the slight difference in spelling of both the christian and surnames is not significant."
More importantly, the name of his father is revealed! | Carter, Giles (I13958)
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The Info Below is on The Carter Forum and is someone elses work.
-----1783, Dec 18 - John Carter's Will, Will book E, pg 40 in Spotsylvania Co. dated May 9, 1778; Executors bond dated Dec 18, 1783; Witnesses M. Buckner, Richard Loury. Executors: Sons William & John Carter, Thomas Colson, & JOSEPH BROCK. Legessee: wife Hannah; son Robert, 100 hundred pounds for education; son John in trust for the use of my granddaughter Sarah Kenyon Thomas, two negroes; son-in-law Rice Curtis and Frances his wife during their lives 300 acres of land whereone they now live, after their death to be equally divided among all their children; stock and household furniture to be divided among my five younger children (not named); all the rest of my estate to be equally divided among all my children, except that if my daughter Martha should die without issue, her portion to be divided among the other children. ----Codicil to his Will - written Oct 13, 1783, witnesses Edward Herndon and John Mitchell, recites, "whereas since making the within will, my daughter Elizabeth Matilda has been born, she shall be considered and have an equal share in the division of my estate with my five younger children." (page 560) NOTES: ----Most records show him with two wives: 1)Elizabeth Armistead and had children: William b. 1740, Frances who married Rice Curtis Jr. , Robert, & John Carter b. abt. 1750 and sent to England for education; 2)Hannah Chew and had children Margaret b. Jan 14, 1771 who married Zachariah Taliaferro; and Lucy Carter b. 1775 who marrie Burton Taliaferro; Martha Matilda b.bef 1783 (see codicil); -----His Will mentions 5 younger children, but does not name them. I believe Bailey is one of them, b.1743; -----"Genealogies of Virginia Families"/Wm. & Mary Quarterly, Vol 1/John Dorman pg 610. (their information came from the Joseph Lyon Miller book "Capt. Thomas Carter & his Descendants". It states John b.1715 and his brother George moved to Spotsylvania Co, VA. They were sons of Thomas Carter d.1776 Christ Church Parish, who was the son of Edward Carter D. 1743 Christ Church Parish, who was the son of Thomas Carter who married Katherine Dale. But, many researchers have said this information is incorrect. That this John Carter b. abt. 1715 was the son of John Carter b.1674 & Margaret Todd, and he was the son of Thomas & Katherine Dale. I am looking for the proof. Children of JOHN CARTER and 2)HANNAH CHEW are: i. FRANCES5 CARTER, m. RICE CURTIS JR.. ii. ROBERT CARTER. iii. WILLIAM CARTER, b. 1740. 2. iv. BAILEY CARTER?, b. Abt. August 1743, Spotsylvania Co, VA; d. Aft. February 1811, Montgomery Co, VA. v. JOHN CARTER, b. Abt. 1758; d. February 18, 1841, VA; m. (JOHN CARTER) FRANCES. vi. MARGARET CARTER, b. January 14, 1771; m. ZACHARIAH TALIAFARRO. vii. LUCY CARTER, b. 1775; m. BURTON TALIAFARRO. viii. MARTHA MATHILDA CARTER, b. Aft. 1778.
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KENYON, ABRAHAM (d.t., 1749/50) .COB*2, p. 651: 2 March 1749/50 = The last will and Testament of Abraham Kenyon, deceased, was presented into court by John Carter, his executor, and on the same
day he entered into bond as his executor with Francis Martin and William Clark, his securities [BB*3, p. 98] .John Carter returned an inventory of the estate of Abraham Kenyon, deceased, and it was recorded 7 September 1750 in 1*2, p. 63-64. On 14 September 1752 extended estate accounts were filed by John Carter as executor of Abraham Kenyon, deceased, and recorded in Fiduciary Account Book *3, p. 75-78.
KENYON, JEMlMA seems to have d.i., c.1745; she was the daughter of John Kenyon, next below. She may have married Samuel Bailey and died shortly thereafter. COB#2, p. 482: 7 March 1745/6 is not. definite: On the Petition of Samuel Bailey, it is ordered that Francis Martin pay him £5:11:4 for his proportionable part of Jemima Kenyon's estate. Or Samuel Bailey may have married another daughter of John Kenyon (d.t., 1743) and his claim was thus founded.
KENYON, JOHN (d.t., 1743) .COB#2, p. ~33: 6 May 1743 = The last
will and Testament of John Kenyon, deceased, was presented into court by Jane Kenyon, his executrix, and Abraham Kenyon, his executor. On the same day they entered into bond with William Clark, their security, for their proper performance in the trust placed in them and promptly returned an inventory of his estate which was recorded 3 June 1743 in 1#1, p. 283-285. The executorial bond of Jane Kenyon, widow of John Kenyon, deceased, and Abraham Kenyon, brother and executor of the said gentlemanl is in BB#3, p. 21.
SPOTSYLVANIA CO. VA,
Will Book "R" p. 236. Mary Chew Carter of Spots. Co. 24 Jan. 1841. proved. 5 Nov. 1844. Family Graveyard to be bricked & a tomb erected to the testor. Land to Susan Cammack & then to Joseph W. Trigg & John Scott in fee simple. Negro Betty to Mary E.A. Scott. Residue to Matilda Trigg, Sarah K. Scott & Susan Cammack.
DB "00" p. 45. 8 Sep. 1851. Thomas Trigg, his wife, Matilda, to Joseph W. Trigg of Spots. Co. VA. all his interest in 560 a. called {Popplar Neck or Topple Neck), formerly owned by Mary Chew and Susan Cammack.
DB "RR" p. 188. 19 Sep. 1860. Joseph W. Trigg of Spots/Co. VA. to Isaac E. Trigg, all his undivided interest in 140 a. of land, same which was sold 13 Oct. 1810 by William Trigg to Thomas Trigg, dec. father of the said Joseph W. Trigg.
Sarah Kenyon Carter, m. 24 Dec. 1814 to Day Scott. Her sister Matilda Carter (1782- 1859) m ThomasTrigg
Will Book "U" p 38-2 Apr 1814 Mary Carter, widow of John Carter, dec Thomas Trigg & Matilda, his wife Day Scott & Sarah K. his wife; Mary Chew Carter, the younger : Susan Carter & William Carter to Reuben Frazer, 282 a. being that land the late Capt. John Carter owned
Will Book "N" p 128 Will of William Carter 13 Oct 1830. proved 6 Jun. 1831 Wife Polly Carter, all estate for life & then to sisters, Matilda Trigg & Sarah K. Scott.
WILLIAM CARTER married Frances Curtis, daughter of Rice Curtis, Sr., "Gent." of .Spotsylvania, prior to November 20, 1761, as on that date he had a deed from Rice Curtis, Jr., that shows this marriage. Wm. Carter appeared in a list of Spotsylvania slave owners in 1783 as owner of ten
servants. His will, probated in Spotsylvania November 26, 1802, mentions his wife Frances Carter, daughters Lucy Aylett, Elizabeth Belinda, Sarah wife of Edmund Foster, Frances wife of Rice Connor; sons Rice, John and John's daughter Polly, Guilford D., Kenyon, and Abraham; stepmother Hannah Carter; and half sister Elizabeth Carter. He also had a daughter who married James Hume, as September 15, 1794, Wm. Carter made a deed of gift to James Hume for four negroes in trust for Wm. Lewis Hume, son of the said James and grandson of the said Wm. Carter. September 1, 1789, he made a deed of gift to his son John for 216 acres of land in Berkeley Parish.
In 1788 John Carter was married to Mary Herndon, born May 4, 1770, and still living in 1834. John Carter's will, probated in Spotsylvania October 2, 1815, mentions wife, daughter "Polly" and sons Joseph, John, and James. Friend John W. Herndon executor. Polly Carter married, September 24, 1830, .Captain Thomas M. Horn. Mary Herndon Carter was a daughter of Joseph Herndon, of "Mattaponi," Spotsylvania, and his second wife Mary Minor, whom he married August 15, 1765.
She was a daughter of John and Sarah Scott Minor, and was born March 7, 1741, and died October 26, 1822. Joseph Herndon, born May 1, 1737, died October 28, 1810, lived on a beautiful estate about six miles southeast of Fredericksburg. He was a 'graduate of the University of Edinburgh, and took a prominent part in the political life of his county. For further notice of the Herndons see the Virgin£a Historical Magazine, Vols. IX., X., -and XI.
JOHN CARTER was commissioned captain in the Spotsylvania Militia September 18, 1777. Owned nine servants in 1783 before his father's death. May 1, 1794, Captain John Carter and wife Mary and sister Margaret Marshall, widow ,deeded twenty-eight acres of land formerly belonging to their father, John Carter, Sr., to Dr. Robert Wellford. He died in Spotsylvania about 1812, but I have no copy of his will.
FRANCES CARTER married Rice Curtis, III.. 3 son of Rice Curtis, Jr. (will probated 1774), who was a son of Rice Curtis. Sr. (will probated 1753). and his wife Elizabeth.. August 27. 1779. Rice Curtis made a deed to his children named as follows: Nancy. John, Elizabeth, Mary, Frances Margaret, George Bartemeus, and James. Mentions wife Frances Carter Curtis. No further data.
Regarding the descendants of Captain John Carter, Sr ., of Spotsylvania, and his two wives (Miss Armistead, of Caroline, and Hannah Chew, daughter of Captain John and Margaret Beverley Chew, of Spotsylvania, and granddaughter of Captain Harry Beverley) , his great-granddaughter by the second marriage, Mrs. J. N .Hook, Clemsen College, S. C., has supplied interesting data from old letters and an account of the family prepared about 1845 by a grandson of Captain Carter-Hon. Norborne E. Sutton, of Caroline.
Captain Carter',s home was near the Spotsylvania-Caroline line about sixteen miles west of Bowling Green. It is said to have been a large brick house, and that he lived there in considerable style. In the division of the property a£ter his death the house and 142 acres of the home plantation fell to the share of Mrs. Margaret Chew Talliaferro, who was the only one of his children who removed from Virginia. Her sister, Mrs. Burton Talliaferro, however rented it instead of building on her own portion. The old mansion was burned in 1825, and the bricks sold later for other purposes. Major Benjamin Alsop, writing in 1827 to Mr. Zachariah Talliaferro, says: "YOUR place is truly unlucky after the mansion house was burnt, Mrs. Lucy Talliaferro repaired the Overseers house and livd in that and a few days before last Christmas it took fire and was burnt down. She is still living on the land near where the old house stood, has put a Chimney to the Carriage house & is living in that in a Very uncomfortable manner." He continues, "Mrs. Talliaferro talks very Much of Coming to your Country as soon as she gets her" Matters rounded up." "We have had a very Cold Winter the coldest we have had for many years and at this time (March, 1827,) our roads are almost impassible."
In November , 1829, he writes: "Horace Marshall is broke and sold out. Was in Philadelphia the last I heard of him." (He was Captain Carter's grandson.) "Mrs. Mary B. Stevens has become very poor. She is living with her son Lewis at present. Lucy Stevens is with Mrs. L. Talia£erro." * ~ * "Capt. Stanard is still here, but in bad health." In January, 1830, he wrote: "With respect to your Old Acquaintances I will Endeavor to give you some Account. Larkin Stanard is still living-he has a Sore leg, which keeps him Confind. Henry C. Coleman is living in Caroline, Wm. & Zach. T. Wilson has been dead several years, the children of Wm. Taliaferro are all living but the oldest son Walker he has been dead sometime; the daughters all Married. Some doing pretty well & some badly. One of the daughters is dead and left 2 or 3 children. Your old friend James Carter is still living and well the last I heard of him. Capt. Jones & his wife are dead & the land sold and the children Squandered off. Col. Coleman's widow & her Children has moved to Kentucky, we have lately heard her oldest Son is dead. So goes the World some Coming in Others Going Out." Other letters show that Mrs. Hannah Carter died in 1821', leaving a personal estate valued at about $7,000.00 ; and that her son Robert and daughter Elizabeth died prior to 1827 unmarried.
- About 1845 Mr. Sutton prepared a brief account of the descendants of his greatgrandfather, John Carter, in some of the branches of the family, from which the data here given is mainly taken. He mentioned no children of his own. He stated that his greatgrand£ather, John Carter, was an officer in the Revolution, and gave it on the authority of family tradition and the word of an officer who told him that he had served with him.
. MARY BEVERLEYG CARTER married Captain Richard Stevens, of Spotsylvania, and had issue-Lucy, Lewis, Robert, Hiram, Richard, Horace, Polly, and Judith. All married but the two younger sons, but I have no data of their descendants.
MARGARET CHEW CARTER , born January 14, 1771, in Spotsylvania, Virginia, died May 19, 1822, at her home, "Mt. Jolly," three miles £rom Pendleton, South Carolina. July 31, 1802, she was married to Zachariah Taliaferro, an old bachelor lawyer of South Carolina. He was born in Caroline county, Va, April .28, 1759, and died in South Carolina April 14, 1831.
ANNE CARTER married Wm. Heslop and. had a son Horace, and possibly other children.
SARAH CARTER married William Sutton, of Caroline county
On page 102 it was stated that Margaret Chew Carter, daughter"of John and Hannah Chew Carter, of Spotsylvania, was the wife of Captain John Marshall. She was the wife of Zachariah Taliaferro, of South Carolina, and had a half sister, Margaret Carter, who was the wife of Captain Marshall.
The illustrations for the April Quarterly were accidentally omitted, and will be given here.***
Who is This John Carter ? JOHN CARTER was twice married,
but had issue only by the first wife, who is thought to have been a Miss Spencer. He married second, in 1757, Mary, "widow of Mr. Thomas Pollard." In her will, dated February, 10, 1792, "Mary Carter, widow of John Carter, dec'd," left all her property to her children, Thomas and James Pollard and Mary Pollard James. The personal estate of "John Carter of Corotoman River Planter" was divided between his wife Mary Carter and his four children on March 25, 1783. This estate amounted to ? 237 6s. 6d, and included six negroes and a good lot of furniture contained in the following rooms: "The hall, the Chamber , the Red Room, the Upstairs, the kitchen, and the Sellar." He owned "a great Bible, 2 sermon Books, a Hymn Book and a parcel of old books." John Carter had issue :
John Cammack; b,1738 possibly in Spotsylvania County, Va.; m, Nancy Miller: A son
James b, 1769 in Spotsylvania Co., Va.; m, Susan Carter: A
daughter Cynthia b, 1819 in Bardstown, Ky.; m, my gggrandfather Franklin Peck Bishop. They both died and are buried in West Union, Fayette Co, Iowa.
THE FOLLOWING INFO. BELOW CAME FROM THE TRIGG BOOK I QUESTION SOME OF THE DATES,.BUT THIS IS HOW THEY APPEAR IN THE BOOK
NOTE:JKT -By Lester White. Copy of a document enclosed. Written on old ledger paper in pencil by some person apparently very much advanced in years. J.B. Trigg signed this document.
Dear Friend :
Your of a few days ago is at hand and in answer will say that I don't know as who Wm. Trigg wife was as I can find no record to show her maiden name, but I know it was ANN. We have an old Bible date of 1812 and records of birth and death and marriages of Thomas Trigg family to the present day. The birth of Thomas Trigg, my Grandfather, is not recorded in it. His death is. He died 17 Jul. 1852, age 69 years, hence born in 1783. My Grandfather Thomas Trigg married Matilda Carter, 5 Oct. 1809. and only raised two children. Joseph W. Trigg and Isaac E. Trigg who was my father. I am the only son living out of five, 3 of my brothers and sisters died young. I had a brother 8 years older than myself killed during the war, accidentally in his 16th year, killed in 1864. My father Isaac E. Trigg married Catherine M. Fox on the 25th of Jan. 1838. My uncle, Joseph W. Trigg, also married my Mothers sister Amanda Fox and there are only two children, John W. Trigg and Lucy Matilda Trigg who married A.B. Hawkins. They both have quite a family. This is the only Trigg family living in Spotsylvania Co. There are a good many in the State of Virginia. I am confident there is no other old Trigg residence in this County, but the place I live in. You ask about the Trigg burying ground. The only Trigg burial ground I know of is on this place and in our garden.
Now in regard to the Brock connections I will send you some old records which will be more satisfactory to you than anything I could write you. I am always willing to throw the light on things that I can. When Mrs. Miller of Albemarle was here she was very anxious to find out who married Polly Trigg, my grandfather's sister and you will see from these old papers I send you that she married William Carter who was a brother to my grandma Trigg. I shall not attempt to write any more of the Brock line as I will send papers that will be more satisfactory to you. Now in regards to the children helping you the three girls are living in Washington D.C. My family consists of only six, so you see there are only three of us at home. My wife and youngest child, a boy of 13 years of age and myself.
Now in conclusion I will send you these old papers with understanding that you, within a reasonable time return them to me safely and in good condition which I think is your reasonable duty. Hoping that you will get them safely and that they may be safely returned. I am very respectfully,
Your friend,
J. B. Trigg
P.S. This Catherine Chew Brock whose WILL I send you, owned quite a large landed estate as well as a good many negroes. The old Brock residence is 13 miles from Frederick and on the railroad leading to Orange Court House. John W. Trigg, who is double first cousin of mine lives in the old house which I suppose is 150 years old if not older. There is on this place a large graveyard of Brocks and Carters and my uncle J.W. Trigg and wife are also buried there. At some future time, I will examine the records at the Clerk Office and try and find out what my grandfathers, fathers name was and from who this place was bought from or whether it came out of land grant from the Sovereign of England. The deed from William Trigg and Ann his wife, 13 Jan. 1808 to my grandfather, Thomas Trigg and his wife Matilda Trigg.
NOTE:-JKT. The above William and Ann Hampton Trigg settled in Montgomery Co. TN. In a letter 30 Aug. 1923, to Mr. L.F. White & Sons, Red Oak, TX. from Mrs. J.B. Trigg RFD 1, Chancellor, VA. Box 40. J.B. Trigg died about 1919.
SOURCE:- Mrs. Thomas Crutcher records records 1958. She is 96.
Copied from Mrs. Shachleford Miller
The home of Col. Joseph Brock located near Brock Rd. VA. Toppleneck was a marriage dower of Mary Beverly Chew when she married Joseph Brock. Toppleneck was a part of a land grant of George of England to Larkin Chew.
Joseph Brock and Mary Beverly Chew Brock are buried there with many of their descendants (See Germania settlement). Joseph Brock was one of the founders of Fredericksburg, VA. Joseph Brock's dau. m. William Chew Carter, their son William Carter m. Mary Estes. Matilda Carter m. Thomas Trigg, the brother of James Trigg.
Mary Duerson was dau. of William Duerson and Nancy rate. Wm. Duerson was son of Capt. Thomas Duerson & Mary Trigg. Hannah Brock was dau. of Joseph Brock.
Son of Abraham and Judith Clarke Trigg
NOTE:JKT.- Daniel Trigg was bap. 24 Jan. 1713, Middlesex Co., VA. He m. Mary and some of their descendants think the last name was POOLE. By 1752 they had settled in Spots. Co. VA.
SOURCE:- Spots. Co. VA. 1721-1800
by. Crozier
p. 191. 7 Nov. 1752. Daniel Trigg Witness
p. 212 1 Oct. 1759. George Belson of London GB, sold 500 a. for 80 F. to Daniel Trigg
p. 215. 6 May 1760. Daniel Trigg & Mary , his wife of Spots Co. to Joseph Hewel ofCo. F. 26 150 a.
p. 235. 1 Jun. 1764. Daniel Trigg Witness . p. 62. 6 Mar. 1769. F. 1000 Mary Trigg, Admx. of Daniel Trigg, decd., with Thomas Duerson, Jr ., & Harry Bartlett, Sec.
p. 76. 4 Sep. 1769 F. 500 Mary Trigg, Guard. to William Nancy and James Trigg, orphs. of Daniel Trigg. Thomas Poole & Thomas Duerson, sec.
p. 25. 20 Sep. 1770. Will of John Pain. Wit.- Daniel, Wm. & Mary Trigg. . p. 280. 18 Apr. 1771. Wit. Daniel &WilliamTrigg
p. 32. John Trigg, Spots. Co. VA. d. 17 Feb. 1776. Executors Bond 21 May. 1778. Wit. Joseph Herndon, Edward Herndon. EX. Thomas Duerson Leg. my sister Ann Carter & Bro. Thomas Trigg, estate to be equally; divided between them. As I have never received my part of my father's estate from my bro. William Trigg, I desire my executor to take steps to recover same. (p/210.)
p. 337. 18 Sep. 1778. James Trigg -Witness.
p. 397. 27 Oct. 1779. Wm. Trigg of Spots. Co. of first part; James Trigg of King & Queen Co. of the second part; Mary Trigg, widow, of Spots. Co. guardian of, Thomas Trigg, of third part. The said Wm. Trigg releases to James Trigg one equa1 moiety in two slaves, & to Mary Trigg, in trust for Thomas Trigg, the other moiety in said slaves, etc. etc. Witness -Wm. Duerson, Ann Stevens 4 Jul. 1786.
Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800
DEEDS
DEED BOOK J 1774-1782
page 401
Augt. 22, 1786. Wm. Carter and Frances, his wife; John Carter and Mary, his wife; Rice Curtis and Frances, his wife; Margaret Marshall, Wm. Heslop and Ann, his wife; Wm. Sutton and Sally, his wife; Richd. Stevens and Mary Beverley, his wife; Joseph Sutton and Judy, his wife; Lucy Carter ?; Robert Carter and ?, to Wm. Duerson. £10 to each of above parties. 200 a. in Berkeley Par., Spots. Co., etc., etc. Witnesses, Thos. Pritchett, Benj. Ballard, Jno. Davenport, Thos. Bartlett, Jno. Parrish, Jno. Chew, jr.; Nicho. Payne, Jas. Stevens, Edwd. Herndon, Benj. Stubblefield, Jo. Brock, Jno. Carter, jr.; Wm. Carter, Rice Curtis, James Mitchem. Jany 2, 1787.
Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800
DEEDS
DEED BOOK J 1774-1782
page 403
[p.403]Septr. 23, 1786. Margaret Marshall of Caroline Co.; Wm. Sutton and Sarah, his wife, of same co.; Richd. Stevens and Mary Beverley, his wife, of same co.; Lucy Carter of Spots. Co.; Wm. Heslop and Ann, his wife, to Wm. Carter of Spots. Co. £210 curr. 208 a. in Berkeley Par., Spots. Co., etc., etc. Witnesses, Nicho. Payne, Wm. Smith, Jno. Brock, Richd. Stevens, Rice Curtis. Feby. 6, 1787.
Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800
WILLS
WILL BOOK E 1772-1798
page 28
CURTIS, RICE, Spotsylvania Co., d. Aug. 8, 1763, p. Apr. 21, 1774. Wit. Larkin Chew, George Stubblefield, Thomas Powe, John Standly, Ambrose Smith. Ex. Joseph and Edward Herndon. Leg. daughter Jane Curtis, all my right, title and interest which I now have, or hereafter shall or may have in two tracts of land, one lying in Louisa Co., and the other in King William Co., which said lands I purchased of John Waller, Junr. and Elizabeth, his wife, and William Carter and Frances, his wife, it being the land the said Waller and Carter held in right of their wives, under the will of John Benger, Gentl. decd. as by said will proved and recorded in the County Court of King William Co. and by Bond duly executed and bearing date May 27, 1763, from said John Waller, Junr. and William Carter; also I give one negro girl named Jenny, which was given her by her grandfather Rice Curtis, Gentl. decd. children Mary Vass, Martha Pendleton, Rice Curtis, Elizabeth Waller, Frances Carter and Jane Curtis. (Page 63)
The Info Below is on The Carter Forum and is someone elses work.
-----1783, Dec 18 - John Carter's Will, Will book E, pg 40 in Spotsylvania Co. dated May 9, 1778; Executors bond dated Dec 18, 1783; Witnesses M. Buckner, Richard Loury. Executors: Sons William & John Carter, Thomas Colson, & JOSEPH BROCK. Legessee: wife Hannah; son Robert, 100 hundred pounds for education; son John in trust for the use of my granddaughter Sarah Kenyon Thomas, two negroes; son-in-law Rice Curtis and Frances his wife during their lives 300 acres of land whereone they now live, after their death to be equally divided among all their children; stock and household furniture to be divided among my five younger children (not named); all the rest of my estate to be equally divided among all my children, except that if my daughter Martha should die without issue, her portion to be divided among the other children. ----Codicil to his Will - written Oct 13, 1783, witnesses Edward Herndon and John Mitchell, recites, "whereas since making the within will, my daughter Elizabeth Matilda has been born, she shall be considered and have an equal share in the division of my estate with my five younger children." (page 560) NOTES: ----Most records show him with two wives: 1)Elizabeth Armistead and had children: William b. 1740, Frances who married Rice Curtis Jr. , Robert, & John Carter b. abt. 1750 and sent to England for education; 2)Hannah Chew and had children Margaret b. Jan 14, 1771 who married Zachariah Taliaferro; and Lucy Carter b. 1775 who marrie Burton Taliaferro; Martha Matilda b.bef 1783 (see codicil); -----His Will mentions 5 younger children, but does not name them. I believe Bailey is one of them, b.1743; -----"Genealogies of Virginia Families"/Wm. & Mary Quarterly, Vol 1/John Dorman pg 610. (their information came from the Joseph Lyon Miller book "Capt. Thomas Carter & his Descendants". It states John b.1715 and his brother George moved to Spotsylvania Co, VA. They were sons of Thomas Carter d.1776 Christ Church Parish, who was the son of Edward Carter D. 1743 Christ Church Parish, who was the son of Thomas Carter who married Katherine Dale. But, many researchers have said this information is incorrect. That this John Carter b. abt. 1715 was the son of John Carter b.1674 & Margaret Todd, and he was the son of Thomas & Katherine Dale. I am looking for the proof. Children of JOHN CARTER and 2)HANNAH CHEW are: i. FRANCES5 CARTER, m. RICE CURTIS JR.. ii. ROBERT CARTER. iii. WILLIAM CARTER, b. 1740. 2. iv. BAILEY CARTER?, b. Abt. August 1743, Spotsylvania Co, VA; d. Aft. February 1811, Montgomery Co, VA. v. JOHN CARTER, b. Abt. 1758; d. February 18, 1841, VA; m. (JOHN CARTER) FRANCES. vi. MARGARET CARTER, b. January 14, 1771; m. ZACHARIAH TALIAFARRO. vii. LUCY CARTER, b. 1775; m. BURTON TALIAFARRO. viii. MARTHA MATHILDA CARTER, b. Aft. 1778. | Carter, Patriot Capt. John Jr. (I67920)
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Halifax Co., VA documents which show James LeGrand, f/o Nancy as shown on Wills of this era. Also Carters, Theo, Daniel, & Richard. c 1783-85
WILLIAM TINNIE (also TINNY) Will
"...being indisposed in body...". To my wife's brother, Jesse Poynor, all my saddleing and shoemaking tools & to his heirs & assigns forever. To my wife's sister Winney Poynor one two yr. old cow heifer. To my brother Edward Tinney who is now in defence of his country one sorrel horse and saddle provided he lives & returns home from the service, and if he does not return to remain the property of my wife. To my wife Elizabeth the land & plantation whereon I now live, it being the one third of my father's tract of land he lived on & bequeathed to me (100 ac.), also stock of horses, cattle, sheep, & hoggs, and all the residue & remainder of my personal estate, and to her heirs and assigns forever.
Exr: John Poynor, Richard Carter, & Theo. Carter Wit: Jno. Scott, Henry B. Kerby Signed William Tinnie
WD 25 May 1782
WP 17 July 1783
18 September 1783 Further proved & recorded Sec. James LeGrand
ANDREW McCOOL Will "...sick & weak of body...". To my beloved wife Anne her choice of all my horses & mares & also a side saddle. To my brother Adam McCool a horse now in his possesion known by the name of Dunmoore. To Peter Follis a negro by named Dick & a bed & furniture, his choice of all my beds & also two cows & calves at the decease of my wife. I l.end to my beloved wife Anne the land & plantation whereon I now live & also six negroes to wit, Charles, Dick, Bird, Jack, Nann & Dicey, also all my goods & chattles with all. the remainder of my whole estate during her natural. life & at her decease the sd estate be sold & the money arising from thence one half shall be equally divided amongst James Ball. , Joseph McCool & John McCool sons of both of them of Adam McCool & the other half shall be equally divided amongst Andrew Torians children to wit, Thomas Scar, Andrew McCool, Nancy, Sally & Polley & their heirs forever. Exr. John Ragland & Hampton Wade.
WD 4 March 1785 Signed Andrew McCool
Wit: John Perry, Francis Boyed, Adam Winders, Peter Follis
WP 18 August 1785
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By Rod Stucker and Desmond Kendrick
The Pedigree Resource file lists that a Josiah Reynolds was born 1 Jan 1758 in Nansemond County, Virginia. He died in 1833 in Smith County, Tennessee. He is listed as the son of John David Reynolds and Mary Martha Gay. John David Reynolds was born 1 Jan 1727/8 in Guilford County, North Carolina, the son of William Reynolds and Mary Brown. William Reynolds was born 5 Jul 1701 at Nottingham, Pennsylvania. Hence, name and residence patterns indicate that this Reynolds family of Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Virginia, is probably not directly related to the Reynolds families of Patrick, Henry, Pittsylvania and Brunswick Counties of Virginia.
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Patricia Seaver (ID *****5948) Date: April 04, 2003 at 11:28:54
In Reply to: William Thomas Moorefield/Elizabeth Powell by Pat Greggs of 257
John W. Mo(o)refield is *probably* the son of Wright & Nancy (Stevens) Morefield. Sally Powell is very likely the d/o Joshua Powell, Sr. & Fanny Willingham Powell.
Rationale for claiming Wright as the father of John W.: census data suggests that John W. was born @1786. On the Halifax, VA Personal Property Tax Lists 1782-1832, the only "available" fathers for John W. were John, Sr., John, Jr., Wright & Edward. John, Sr. and John, Jr. both had known sons named John. That leaves Wright & Edward. Wright married Nancy Stevens in 1785; no marriage record has been found for Edward, but he first appeared on the tax lists in 1789. I therefore *speculate* that John W. was born about 1786 and was the son of John W. & Sally.
Rationale for claiming Joshua & Fanny Willingham Powell as the parents of Sally: John & Sally Morefield sued the Joshua Powell estate in 1813, Plea Book 30, p. 222.
In 1850 John W. & Sally were living in Henry Co, TN with their daughters. Living a few households away was Johusa Powell (Jr.), Sally's brother.
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William Turner(son of James Turner) married Nancy LeGrand in Halifax Co., VA in 1798. (Nancy was the granddaughter of the Huguenot immigrant Pierre LeGrand of Manakintowne, VA.) They had at least one child, a son James LeGrand Turner, who was born in 1799 in Richmond Co., NC. By 1807 this family was in Maury Co., TN. William and Nancy were both believed to be dead by 1814. James LeGrand Turner married 1st to a Miss Kitchens (no children), and married 2nd to Julina Sessums in TN on Christmas Day, 1824. They had 15 children who were born in TN, AL, and TX. James LeGrand Turner became a Medical Doctor at some point in his life, and he died in Bastrop County, TX in 1870. Did he have siblings? Where did his marriages occur? Did the first wife die in childbirth? Who were Julina Sessums parents? If you can add or subtract anything to/from this please contact me.
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I don't know anything about the Alsup family except that James LeGrand Turner's 2nd, 3rd, and 4th children married into that line. That usually indicates that the two families were extraordinarily close--in fact they may have made two or more migrations together. Maybe TN to AL, and it sure looks like they moved from AL/MS to TX together.
I believe that the name Sanford originated from the marriage of James Turner II's sister to a Robert Sanford. I'm pretty sure this couple and their family moved from NC or VA to Maury Co., TN to be near James Turner II and his family.
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I have what is undoubtedly the same Harriet LeGrand Turner, b. TN 7 Apr 1830, m. J. Alsup. I didn't have her place of death but I'm sure not surprised that it was in Bastrop Co., TX. Harriet was the fourth child of Dr. James LeGrand Turner b. NC 9 Sep 1799 d. 9 Dec 1870 in Alum Creek, Bastrop Co., TX and his wife Julina Sessums b. 5 Jun 1808 in Raleigh, Wake Co., NC. d. 3 Oct 1876 in Alum Creek, Bastrop Co., TX. (Both are buried in unmarked graves in the Alum Creek Cemetery.) Dr. Turner was reputed to be the first M.D. in Bastrop County. It seems likely that Harriet was born in Lauderdale Co., TN inasmuch as her parents are listed as residents there in the 1830 US Census.
James. L. Turner was the son of William Turner b. 1771 Halifax Co., VA and his wife Nancy LeGrand b. Halifax Co., VA 1771/74. This coupole was married in Halifax Co., VA 4 Oct 1798. I believe this family, along with several relatives, moved to Maury Co., TN about 1808. William died there in 1812/13, and I'm not certain what happened to his wife. The mystery I am trying to solve is whether there were other children besides James LeGrand Turner. I'm certain this couple was alive from the time of James L. 's birth to 1812 and there are no children known to me. Most couples of that day would have had 6 or 8 during that time period of 12 years.
William was the son of James Turner who was born in what was then Orange Co., VA in about 1842. He was the only son of James Turner b. Spotsylvania Co., VA about 1710 and his wife Kerenhappuch. She was born in the same country in about 1716 to Isaac Norman, Jr. and his wife Frances Courtney. Kerenhappuch became a revolutionary war heroine by virtue of her services as a nurse at the battle of Guilford County Courthouse, NC. in 1781. Her son James was Capt. in the Virginia Militia and he was gravely wounded in the battle. A grandson was also wounded. Kerenhappuch nursed them both as well as other soldiers who were wounded.
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Hello W.B.,
I have a Harriet LeGrand Turner (b.1830 Maury Co. Tn. - d. Bastrop Co. Texas ) who in my family was said to be a descendant of James Turner (b. 1710 Va. - d. 1780 Halifax Co., Va.) Harriet married James Sanford Alsup Sr. I don't know if this helps you, but if you have information regarding the existance of Harriet LeGrand as the daughter of James Turner, Or any other Turner I would appreciate knowing - as I need further information on my Turner line.
Nancy from New Mexico
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William Turner(son of James Turner) married Nancy LeGrand in Halifax Co., VA in 1798. (Nancy was the granddaughter of the Huguenot immigrant Pierre LeGrand of Manakintowne, VA.) They had at least one child, a son James LeGrand Turner, who was born in 1799 in Richmond Co., NC. By 1807 this family was in Maury Co., TN. William and Nancy were both believed to be dead by 1814. James LeGrand Turner married 1st to a Miss Kitchens (no children), and married 2nd to Julina Sessums in TN on Christmas Day, 1824. They had 15 children who were born in TN, AL, and TX. James LeGrand Turner became a Medical Doctor at some point in his life, and he died in Bastrop County, TX in 1870. Did he have siblings? Where did his marriages occur? Did the first wife die in childbirth? Who were Julina Sessums parents? If you can add or subtract anything to/from this please contact me.
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I don't know anything about the Alsup family except that James LeGrand Turner's 2nd, 3rd, and 4th children married into that line. That usually indicates that the two families were extraordinarily close--in fact they may have made two or more migrations together. Maybe TN to AL, and it sure looks like they moved from AL/MS to TX together.
I believe that the name Sanford originated from the marriage of James Turner II's sister to a Robert Sanford. I'm pretty sure this couple and their family moved from NC or VA to Maury Co., TN to be near James Turner II and his family.
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I have what is undoubtedly the same Harriet LeGrand Turner, b. TN 7 Apr 1830, m. J. Alsup. I didn't have her place of death but I'm sure not surprised that it was in Bastrop Co., TX. Harriet was the fourth child of Dr. James LeGrand Turner b. NC 9 Sep 1799 d. 9 Dec 1870 in Alum Creek, Bastrop Co., TX and his wife Julina Sessums b. 5 Jun 1808 in Raleigh, Wake Co., NC. d. 3 Oct 1876 in Alum Creek, Bastrop Co., TX. (Both are buried in unmarked graves in the Alum Creek Cemetery.) Dr. Turner was reputed to be the first M.D. in Bastrop County. It seems likely that Harriet was born in Lauderdale Co., TN inasmuch as her parents are listed as residents there in the 1830 US Census.
James. L. Turner was the son of William Turner b. 1771 Halifax Co., VA and his wife Nancy LeGrand b. Halifax Co., VA 1771/74. This coupole was married in Halifax Co., VA 4 Oct 1798. I believe this family, along with several relatives, moved to Maury Co., TN about 1808. William died there in 1812/13, and I'm not certain what happened to his wife. The mystery I am trying to solve is whether there were other children besides James LeGrand Turner. I'm certain this couple was alive from the time of James L. 's birth to 1812 and there are no children known to me. Most couples of that day would have had 6 or 8 during that time period of 12 years.
William was the son of James Turner who was born in what was then Orange Co., VA in about 1842. He was the only son of James Turner b. Spotsylvania Co., VA about 1710 and his wife Kerenhappuch. She was born in the same country in about 1716 to Isaac Norman, Jr. and his wife Frances Courtney. Kerenhappuch became a revolutionary war heroine by virtue of her services as a nurse at the battle of Guilford County Courthouse, NC. in 1781. Her son James was Capt. in the Virginia Militia and he was gravely wounded in the battle. A grandson was also wounded. Kerenhappuch nursed them both as well as other soldiers who were wounded.
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Hello W.B.,
I have a Harriet LeGrand Turner (b.1830 Maury Co. Tn. - d. Bastrop Co. Texas ) who in my family was said to be a descendant of James Turner (b. 1710 Va. - d. 1780 Halifax Co., Va.) Harriet married James Sanford Alsup Sr. I don't know if this helps you, but if you have information regarding the existance of Harriet LeGrand as the daughter of James Turner, Or any other Turner I would appreciate knowing - as I need further information on my Turner line.
Nancy from New Mexico
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I had speculated earlier that the John W. & Sarah Moorfield in the 1850 Henry, TN census--with daughters Susan, Sarah, Mary, Elvira and R.F. (Rebecca) (all b. VA)-- matched the John W. & Sally (Powell) Morefield of Halifax. For some reason, I looked at the image of the census record again a few days ago and noticed that there was a Joshua Powell
age 59 in household 55/55, while John W. & Sarah were in household #60/60. I believe that Sally, Nancy (m. Henry Morefield) and Joshua were children of Joshua and Fanny (Willingham) Powell. At MRE2002 we looked at a lawsuit brought by Joshua & Fanny's children against Fanny after Joshua's death. At any rate, I think the fact that Joshua
Powell (Jr.) was living nearby is even more evidence supporting the speculation that the Henry Co. TN family was indeed John W. & Sarah (Powell) Morefield.
Another thing I noticed recently is that Henry County borders Calloway, KY to the south. Graves, KY borders Calloway, KY to the west. Calloway, KY is where Green MFLD settled and Graves, KY is where Robert S. & Prudence (Irby) MFLD settled. Hmmm... | Powell, Sarah 'Sally' (I68172)
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Joshua & Fanny Willingham Powell were the parents of:
Sally Powell, who married John W. Morefield 1810 Halifax, VA, s/o Wright & Nancy (Stevens) Morefield. Fanny Powell signed the consent for Sally to marry John. John & Sally fit an 1850 Henry Co, TN census record. A Joshua Powell, who lived close by, was likely Sally's brother, Joshua (Jr.). Henry Co. borders Stewart, TN and Calloway,
KY, where Green Morefield lived.
Nancy Powell, who married Henry Morefield 1814 Halifax, VA, s/o Wright & Nancy (Stevens) Morefield. Joshua Powell signed the consent for Nancy to marry Henry. Henry's family was in Stokes, NC in 1830 & 1840 and in Pulaski, KY in 1850. Nancy died before 1850, and Henry married an Elizabth, last name unknown (not the Elizabeth Powell who married William Morefield in Halifax, VA 1836, as some have claimed).
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....."After Joshua (Sr.) died (before 1810), Fanny's children sued her in order to force her to carry out the terms of Joshua's will--Halifax VA, Plea Book 29 p. 189, 315. Another daughter of Joshua & Fanny mentioned in that court case was Polly. The rest of you may have already figured this out, but it just occurred to me that the Polly mentioned in the law suit must have been the Mary "Polly" who married James Harding Morefield in 1816. James & Polly's oldest son was named Joshua. Well, duh... James & Polly were in Rowan, NC in 1830, in Clark, IN in 1840 and in St. Clair, IL in 1850. They also named a daughter Frances, so maybe there were no lasting bad feelings toward
Polly's mother."
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John W. MFLD, s/o Wright & Nancy (Stevens) MFLD m. Sally Powell, d/o
Joshua & Fanny (Willingham) Powell 1810 in Halifax.
1830 Halifax p. 413 John W. Morefield
1 male 10-15=1815/1820 (William T.?)
1 male 40-50=1780/1790
1 female 5-10=1820/25 (Sarah)
2 females 15-20=1810/1815 (Susan & ??)
1 female 30-40=1790/1800
1840 Halifax, VA North p. 21 John W. Morefield
1 male 50-60=1780/1790
1 female 15-20=1820/25 Sarah
1 female 20-30=1810/20 Susan
1 female 40-50
1850 Henry, TN (all b. VA)
John Morefield age 65
Sarah age 59
Susan 37, Sarah 27, Mary 16, Elvira 10, R.F. 6 all born VA
(Not only do the ages of John & Sarah match the John W. of Halifax, VA, but
living near them in 1850 Henry, TN was Sarah's brother Joshua Powell.
Their children include:
Possibly Elijah who married Martha Lou Cheatham
Possibly Charles of 1840 Halifax
Possibly William T. who married Elizabeth Powell
Susan
Sarah
Possibly Elizabeth, who married Lewis Redden 1846 Henry, TN
Note the age gap between Sarah b. @1823 and Mary b. @1834, Elvira b.
@1840 and Rebecca (R.F.) b. @1844. I believe they were probably Charles'
daughters:
1840 Halifax, VA 560:21 Charles Morefield
1 male 20-30
2 females 5-10=Mary & Elvira (Rebecca b. after 1840)
1 female 30-40
Elizabeth Morefield m. Lewis Redden 1846 Henry, TN; the only MFLD in Henry, TN in 1850 was John W.'s.
Green's son Alfred m. Elizabeth Redden 1848 Marshall, KY.
Marshall, KY borders Calloway, KY, which borders Henry, TN.
Green's parents have not been established. His connection to Halifax is indirect--as far as I know, we have found no record that ties him to Halifax. However, there are strong indications that he was closely related to Martin, Julius and Johnson, all of whom are tied directly to Halifax.
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Phillip Carter (Aug 17. 1827-Dec. 15 1903) married Elizabeth A. Landers March 11, 1856.
ISSUES:
1. Rosetta F, married Jake Brown
2. James Monroe married Sarah Atkins Carr
3. Henry Augustus married Lilly Agnes Davidson
4. Owen Wellington married Florence Authur
5. Amanda Jane married John A. Forbes
6. William Floyd married Laura C. Reynolds
7. Charlie Taylor married Eliza A. Helpler
8. Alexander B. married Jenny Simms
9. Mary Ann married Silas R. Wickline
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Lemuel Carter of Halifax Co. Virginia (1799-1862) married Martha Miles July 17, 1823 Halifax Co. Virginia.
ISSUES:
1. Jarrett married Mary Arritt
2. Phillip married Elizabeth Landers March 11, 1856
3. Thomas married Grandville Arritt July 12, 1855
4. James married Mary jane Harmon
5. Jesse married Arrena Harmon
6. Bradley married Rosanne Francis Harmon
7. Lemuel Clifton married Alfretta Carson
8. Elvira married George Wilkerson
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Phillip Carter (Aug 17. 1827-Dec. 15 1903) married Elizabeth A. Landers March 11, 1856.
ISSUES:
1. Rosetta F, married Jake Brown
2. James Monroe married Sarah Atkins Carr
3. Henry Augustus married Lilly Agnes Davidson
4. Owen Wellington married Florence Authur
5. Amanda Jane married John A. Forbes
6. William Floyd married Laura C. Reynolds
7. Charlie Taylor married Eliza A. Helpler
8. Alexander B. married Jenny Simms
9. Mary Ann married Silas R. Wickline
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Richard Carter of halifax Co. Virginia (1742-1796) son of Theodrick Jr. and Anne Wadill .
ISSUES:
1. John married Polly Biggers
2. William married Mary Hobson
3. Thomas married Feb 26, 1798 1st Mary Powell 2nd Catherine
McCannon
4. Mary married William Powell
5. Lemuel married Patsy Powell
6. Richard
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Richard Carter of halifax Co. Virginia (1742-1796) son of Theodrick Jr. and Anne Wadill .
ISSUES:
1. John married Polly Biggers
2. William married Mary Hobson
3. Thomas married Feb 26, 1798 1st Mary Powell 2nd Catherine
McCannon
4. Mary married William Powell
5. Lemuel married Patsy Powell
6. Richard
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Notes for Mary 'polly' Carter and Drewry Scruggs:
Mary CARTER and Drury SCRUGGS were married about 1745 in Cumberland County, Virginia. Drury SCRUGGS (son of Richard SCRUGGS and Martha DRURY (?)) was born on 1 Feb 1725 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia. He died in 1782 in Cumberland County, Virginia. The will of Drury Scruggs is filed in Book 2, pg. 298, Cumberland County, VA.
"In the name of God amen. I Drury Scruggs of Cumberland County being sick in body, but of perfect sence (sic) & memory, do make and ordain this my last will & testament in manner & form following towit I give and bequeath to my son John Scruggs one negro woman named Judah and two negro girls named Phillis & Rachel and two negro boys named Frank & Jacob to him and his heirs forever.
I give to my son Theoderick Scruggs one negro girl named Hannah & one negro boy named Dick to him and his heirs forever. I lend to my daughter Jane Easely one negro woman named Rachel and one negro boy named Tom & one negro girl named Phillis, during her life, and at her decease to be equally divided amongst all of her children that is alive.
I give to my son Drury Scruggs one negro fellow named Sanco and one negro girl named Fillis to him and his heirs forever.
I give to my son Edward Scruggs three hundred acres of land whereon I now live after his mothers decease, also one negro boy named Will, to him and his heirs forever.
I lend to my daughter Ann Minton one negro girl named Rose and one negro boy named James during her life and at her decease to be equally divided amongst all of her children and if she leaves no child to be equally divided amonst
the rest of my children.
I lend to my son Carter Scruggs the use of two negroes named Robin and Frank and if he should recover and have his proper sences (sic) to him and his hiers forever. If not and he should die without heir, at his decease to be
equally divided between my son Edward Scruggs and my daughter Fanny Scrugs.
I appoint my beloved wife as guardian to manage do and act for my son Carter Scruggs and if she should die before my son Carter Scruggs I appoint my son Edward Scrugs to act & manage for him. I lend to my daugher Fanney Scruggs two negros named Ben & Lucy during her life, and at her decease to be equally divided amongst all her children & if leaving no child, to be equally divided amongst all her children & if leaving no child, to be equally divided between my sons Edward Scruggs and Carter Scruggs. I also lend her a feather bed & furniture and also one horse & saddle value
thirty pounds & at her decease to be equally divided amongst all her children & if leaving no child to be equally divided as above mentioned between my sons Edward Scruggs & Carter Scruggs.
I lend to my beloved wife Mary Scruggs during her natural life or widowhood the land & plantation whereon I now live with seven negroes (Primus, London, Boston, Patt, Sall, Sarah and a body named Harry) and all the remainer of my
estate and at the death or marriage of my wife my will and desire is that the negroes and persoanl estate should be equally divided by lot between my sons Edward Scrugs and Carter Scruggs & my daughter Fanney Scruggs.
Lastly I do hereby appoint my beloved wife Mary Scruggs, my sons John Scruggs & Edward Scruggs executors of this my last will & testament hereby utterly revoking and making void all other wills & testaments, heretofore made. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this twenty-ninth day of April one thousand seven hundred and eighty two.
his
Drury X Scruggs
mark
The will was witnessed by Will. Anderson, Archibald Hatcher, John L. Wood who proved the will in court on 26 Aug 1782.
Mary CARTER and Drury SCRUGGS had the
following children:
+27 i. John SCRUGGS, born about 1745, Virginia ; married
Keziah __?__, about 1765, Buckingham County, Virginia ; died between 1794
and 1797, Buckingham County, Virginia .
+28 ii. Drury SCRUGGS Jr., born about 1745, Virginia ;
married Elizabeth TABB, about 1770, Virginia ; died in 1833, Sumner County,
Tennessee .
29 iii. Edward SCRUGGS was born between 1747 and 1750. He
died in 1833 in Sumner County, Tennessee.
+30 iv. Jane SCRUGGS.
31 v. Theodorick SCRUGGS was born.
+32 vi. Ann SCRUGGS, married William MINTON, in 1773,
Cumberland County, Virginia .
+33 vii. Fanny SCRUGGS, born on 13 Dec 1763, Cumberland
County, Virginia; married Richard ANDERSON, on 30 Oct 1783, Cumberland
County, Virginia; died on 1 May 1820, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
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WILLIAM ADKINS (WILLIAM V., JOHN THOMAS, JOHN THOMAS, THOMAS, HENRY) was born Abt. 1721 in Meachum Creek, Goochland, VA, and died March 15, 1784 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married LYDIA OWENS Abt. 1745 in Goochland County, Virginia, daughter of WILLIAM OWENS and LYDIA LUNSFORD. She was born Abt. 1724 in Henrico County, Virginia, and died 1782 in Pittyslvania County, Virginia.
Notes for WILLIAM ADKINS:
MESSAGE BOARD: September 11, 1997 from Jonah May
jomay at eastky.com (Jonah May) (e-mail address doesn't work)
Sally Justice married Gabriel Parsons on Nov. 2, 1796, in Pittsylvania County, Va. Her father, William Justice, gave consent. Gabriel was the son of John Parsons and Sarah ADKINS. His paternal grandfather was Richard Parsons and the maternal grandfather was William ADKINS. Would appreciate any and all information on these families, especially the ADKINS family. Thanks in advance,
Charles Austin claims William born Meachum Creek, Goochland Co. VA.
1746 Mar 20 Lunenburg Co., VA
Land Transfer: William Owen to William Atkinson - 200 acres at mouth of Ruddy's Creek. From Record Book 1737-1770, VA counties of Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry, Franklin and Patrick.
Will of William Atkins D&W Bk. Vol. 11 p.136
Dated Jan 22, 1784 probated March 15, 1784
..... In the name of God amen this twenty second day of January in the year of our Lord Christ one thousand seven hundred and eighty four I ----William Atkins of the County of Pittsylvania being week of body but of sound mind and memory, thanks be to God my maker for it do constitute and ordain this to be my last will and testament disannulling all other will or wills doconstitute and commit my body to the Earth from whence it was taken andmy soul to God who gave it in sure and certain hopes of the resurrection.
.....Item I give and bequeth unto my daughter Elisabeth Shockley one shilling Sterling which I give to her and her heirs forever.
.....Item I give and bequeth unto my daughter Bidey Witcher one shilling Sterling, which I give to her and her heirs forever.
.....Item I give and bequeth unto my daughter Agness Polley one Shilling Sterling which I give to her and her heirs forever.
.....Item I give and bequeth unto my daughter Nancy Witcher one Shilling Sterling which I give to her and her heirs forever.
.....Item I give and bequeth unto my daughter Sarah Parsons one Shilling Sterling which I give to her and her heirs forever.
.....Item I give and bequeth unto my Son Owen Atkins one Negro Girl called Milley which I give unto him and his heirs forever.
.....Item I give and bequeath unto my Son Jesse Atkins one Negroe Wench called Hannah which I give unto him and his heirs forever with the increas of her body from this date. Also one Negro boy called James which I give unto him and his heirs forever. Also one Negro Wench called Eady whichI give untohimmy said Son Jesse to him and his heirs forever. I give and bequeath unto him and his heirs forever, one grey Horse also all the household furniture and Beds and furniture and all movable utensils to him and his Heirs forever with half of my Stock of Cattle, Hogs, andSheep. I also give unto my said son Jesse all the land on the Northside of the Water or Creek that my Millison with the Plantation and buildings Excep about ten yards above where the dirt is dug from the pond and then cestraight with hoppers path leaving the hog pen forty yards tothe left-hand straight to the firsline that was made between Owen Atkins and myself thence with the said line to fork oftheCreek which I give to him and his heirs forever
.....Item I give and bequeath unto my Son William Atkins all the Land on the South side of the Creek that the Mill is on which I possess with my milland with the balance that is not willed to my son Jesse on the Northside of said Creek which I give to him and his heirs forever also one Negro girl called Ginny which I give to him and his heirs forever with the increase of her body Also the half of my Stock of Cattle & hogs & Sheep which I give to him and his heirs forever Also one Steel plate whip saw to him and his heirs forever as Witness my hand and Sealed with my seal the day and year first above written.
Signed, Sealed and delivered his
In presents of William X Atkins, SS.
Noton Dickinson, Isaac Martin mark
Joseph Standbye
At a Court held for Pittsylvania County the 15th day of March1784 the within last Will and Testament of William Atkins deceased was proved by the Oaths of two of the witnesses thereto and Ordered to be recorded. a Certificate for obtaining Letters of Administration of the Estate ofthe said William Atkins decd with the Will annexed is granted to Jesse Atkins who made oath according to Law and with Thomas Hodges and NotonDickinson his securities entered into Bond as the Law directs and acknowledged the same.
Teste Will Tunstall CS. `
Per http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=gwenb&id=I658
Court Records Book 1
Pittsylvania County 1767-1772
June Court 1767
Atkinson's Deed from Witcher
A Deed from William Witcher to William Atkinson is acknowledged and Ordered to be recorded.
Witcher's Deed from Atkinson
A Deed from William Atkinson to William Witcher was acknowledged and Ordered to be recorded.
--1740. April 30 Will of John Walker, Jr. of Goochland Co., father John Walker, all my 400 acres and plantation on branches of Lickinghole Creek, bro James Walker, 400 acres on the Byrd, purchased
of Thomas Clark, bro Joseph Walker, negroes, bro David Walker, patent of 400 acres on branch of Little Byrd Creek and 1 negro. Executors: brothers Joseph and David. Wit: Henry Chiles, William (WA) ADKINSON, Richard (RA) ADKINSON. Goochland Co., VA Deed Book 3 1737-1742, p.365.
--1740. Oct. 4 Will of David Walker of Goochland Co., father John Walker, bro James WALKER, bro Joseph Walker, sis Martha Emmorson, sis Mary Parish, Effany Hodes, sis Sary Davis. Executors: bros. James & Joseph. Wit: William (WA) ADKISON, Thomas (T) Hall, Richard (R) ADKISON. Recd. 21 July 1741. Goochland Co., VA Deed Book 3 1737-1742, p. 434.
--1746. Dec Ct to John Phelps assignee of William ATKINSON, 10/11/1746; 1 old "; 140 [A State of the County Levy]
--1747. Dec Ct. to William Callaway assignee of J. ATKINS, 8/14/1747; 3 old & young "; 490. Lunenburg Co, VA Court Orders 1746-1748, (TLC Publications, 1990)
--1746. Tithables of Goochland Co, VA. ADKINS, Parker, Wm. Jr., Richard, Henry, William, John.
--1747. Tithables of Goochland Co, VA. ADKINS, Parker, Wm., Richard, Henry, Major, Samuel.
--1748. Tithables of Goochland Co, VA. ADKINS, Wm., Henry, Samuel.
--1749. Tithables of Goochland Co, VA. ADKINS, Henry.
--1744 Henrico deposition states his then age as 23.
--1741-1746 moved from Machumps Creek (Meachum River) in Henrico to Snow Creek District, Harping Creek, Pigg River of Brunswick Co (Lunenberg
--1746, Halifax 1756, Pittsylvania 1767, Henry 1776, Franklin 1785)
--1745 6 Aug William OWEN & wife Lydia to Michael HOLLAND, Sr. Wit: William Attkins. Goochland Co, VA Deeds 5:46.
--1746. Tithables of Goochland Co, VA. ADKINS, Parker, Wm. Jr., Richard, Henry, William, John.
--1748 Lunenburg Co. List of Tithables from the Mouth of Falling River taken by John PHELPS: Wm. ADKINS 1, Wm. OWEN 1, Wm. OWEN Jr. 1.
--1749 Lunenburg Co. List of Tithables from Goose Creek to the extent of the County upwards taken by Nicholas HAILE: John KIRBEY, William KIRBEY, John KIRBEY Junr 3, William MULINS 1, William OWINGS Junr 1, William OWINGS, John OWNINGS 2, William ATKINSON 1, William ATKINSON Junr. 1, Richard ATKINSON 1, Parker ATKINSON 1, Wm OWINGS, "ye Elder" 1.
--1750 Lunenburg Co. List of Tithables from Goose Creek to the extent of the County upwards taken by Nicholas HAILE: Jacob ADKINS 1, William MULINS 1, John CURBY senr, John CURBY Junr 2, Francis CURBY 1.
--1750 Lunenburg Co. List of Tithables from Falling River to Goose Creek taken by John PHELPS: Wm. OWEN Senr 1, Richd. ADAMS, Thos. SHOCKLEY, Richd. SHOCKLEY 3, William ATKISON 1, Parker ATKINSON 1, Richd. ATKINSON 1, Wm. ATKINSON 1, William MULLINGS 1, James SHOCKLY 1.
--1753 13 Oct William ATKINSON of Halifax Co, to Richard SHOCKLEY of same, for £10, 1 acres, more or less, on both sides of Pigg River, beginning at Buffalo Branch, on William ATKINSON's line, Harping Cr. All woods, water courses, etc., only a quarey of stone excepted, during the life of sd William. Signed: William (V) ADKISON, Lidiea (+) ADKISON. Wit: Samuel HARBISON, Major (M) ADKISON, Richd. (R) ADKISON. Recd 16 Oct 1753 Halifax Co, Deeds 1:64.
--1753 20 Mar Richard Parsons & William ADKINS to lay off a road from the mouth of Snow Creek to Hickeys Road & report to next court.
--1753 16 Oct Deed of land from William ATKINSON to Richard SHOCKLEY acknowledged. Hugh Henry, William ADKINS and Henry PREWET to mark the best way for a road from the mouth fo Snow Creek to Hickeys road and report.
--1753 22 Nov Lydia ATKINSON, wife of William ATKINSON, relinquished her right of dower to land conveyed to Richard SHOCKLEY. Marian Dodson Chiarito, Halifax County, Virginia Plea Book 1, 1752-1755, (Nathalie VA: Clarkton Press, 1988), p. 18, 60, 61, 83.
--1757 17 Nov Richard SHOCKLEY of Halifax Co, planter, to William DKINSON of same, planter, for £6, 100 acres on both sides Pigg River beginning at Buffelow Br, on the bank of Pigg River, running up the sd branch to a line of sd William ADKINSON, thence along his line north, Harping Cr., etc. Signed: Richard (+) SHOCKLEY, Elizabeth his wife relinq. her right of dower. Wit: Jos. ROYALL, Wm. WRIGHT, Robert WOODING. Recd 18 Nov 1757. Halifax Co, Deeds 1:360.
--1758 20 Jul William ADKINSON of Halifax Co, planter, to William WITCHER of same, planter, for 5 shillings. 100 acres, part of a larger tract of 150 acres granted to sd William ADKINSON by patent 1 June 1750,... Signed: William (A) ADKINSON, his wife reling. dower. Wit: Clemt. READ, Jr., Wm. WRIGHT, George WATKINS. Recd. 20 Jul 1758. Halifax Co, Deeds 1:437
--1758 22 Jul William ADKINSON of Halifax Co, planter, to Richard SHOCKLEY of same, planter, for £5, 50 acres on the south side of Pigg River, beginning at a corner gum on the river thence down the river, etc., part of a greater tract of 200 acres granted by patent 5 Sep 1749 ... Signed: William (A) ADKINSON. Wit: Clem. READ Jr., Wm. WRIGHT, Geo. WATKINS. Recd 22 Jul 1758 wife of William reling. dower right. Halifax Co, Deeds 1:451.
--1762 Jan 23 Thomas HALL of Halifax Co, planter, to William MULLINGS, planter, of the other part, for 25, 200a on Pigg Ri. Wit: Wm. WITCHER, Richd. SHOLEY, Wm. (+) ADKINSON. Recd. 17 Jun 1762. Halifax Co, Deeds 4:9.
--1763 Jul 25 O:169 James Bobit Inventory & Appraisement, Hugh Innis, Exr., 1 steer at Richard ADKINSONS... Appraisers: Wm. Witcher, Wm. ADKINSON, A. BEARDEN. Marian Dodson
--1765 Mar 11 O:206 Will of John Justice Senr. ... wife Mary ... on Harpin Creek Sons: Ezra, William, John, Thomas. Daus: Mary wife of George Green, Ales wife of Thomas Watson Wit: William Witcher, Wm. (X) ADKINSON, John Witcher. provd 17 July 1766. Chiarito, Halifax County, Virginia Will Book O, 1752-1773, (Nathalie VA: Clarkton Press, 1982), 25, 33.
--1766 Sep 15 Richard SHOCKLEY of Halifax Co to James DOLTON of same, 50 acres on south side of Pig Ri. beg. on the river bank, thence along Richard ADKISSON's line wit: Wm. WITCHER, Henry MCDANIEL. ... signed Richard (+) SHOCKLY, Elizabeth wife of Richard relinquished her dower.
--1767 Pittsylvania Co tax list Hugh Innes' List: Richard Adkinson 1 tithe, Jacob Adkinson 1 tithe.
--1775 1 Dec Will of John SMITH, proved 28 Nov 1776. to son Bowker SMITH, all the land I hold on Pigg River, containing 150 acres I purchased of Wm. ATKINSON ... also 50 acres of land, part of an entry joining the land I purchased of Wm. ATKINSON, which sd entry is transferred from sd Wm. ATKINSON to Richard SHOCKLEY, Sr. Pittsylvania Co, VA Deeds & Wills 5:424.
Capt. Hankin's List: Joseph Akins, William Akins, Henry Atkins, Henry Atkins, Richard Atkins, William Atkins, William Witcher's List: Jesse Atkenson, Moses Atkenson, Morris Atkinson, Henry Atkinson, David Polley. Marian Dodson Chiarito, "Oaths of Allegiance -- 1777 Pittsylvani County, Virginia," Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, (February 1985), 23:3-11.
--1777 Jun 25 Owen & Agnes ATKINS 300A to Luther HOPPER, 100A to Henry ATKINS, 121A to William ATKINS Sr. Pittsylvania Co, VA Deeds & Wills 4:369-371, 376-378, 388-389.
--1784 22 Jan Will of William ATKINS, proved 15 Mar 1784. Pittsylvania Co, VA Deeds & Wills 11:136.
--1794 Mar 30 AC 1:160 William ATKINS Inventory. Inventory of estate of William ATKINS decd. [Inventory listed] Negroes: wench called Cady, wench Hanner, gir Milley, girl Jenney. Noten DICKINSON, Luther HOPPER, Thos. HODGES. Recoded 19 Apr 1784. Total: £189.16.3. Lucille C. Payne, Pittsylvania County Virginia Inventories & Accounts Current, 1770-1797, (Lynchburg, VA: H. E. Howard, Inc., 1995), pp. 44.
Children of WILLIAM ADKINS and LYDIA OWENS are:
19....i....AGNES ADKINS, b. Abt. 1740, Henrico County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1798, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
20....ii....RANDOLPH ADKINS, b. Abt. 1742, Virginia; d. Abt. 1818.
21....iii....ELIZABETH ADKINS, b. Abt. 1745, Henrico County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1797, Grayson County, Virginia.
...iv....LYDIA ADKINS, b. Abt. 1745, Virginia; d. Abt. 1766; m. WILLIAM WITCHER.
22....v....NANCY ANN ADKINS, b. Abt. 1750.
23....vi....OWEN ADKINS, b. Abt. 1750, Lunenberg County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1790, Watauga, Hawkins County, Tennessee.
24....vii....SARAH ADKINS, b. Abt. 1752, Virginia.
25....viii....JESSE ADKINS, b. Abt. 1754, Halifax County, Virginia; d. 1833, Pike County, Kentucky.
26....ix....WILLIAM ADKINS, b. September 21, 1760, Henrico County, Virginia?; d. October 22, 1848, Chatham, Pittsylvania, Virginia. | Adkins/Adkinson, William V. Jr. (I68031)
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OWEN SANFORD ADKINS (WILLIAM, WILLIAM, WILLIAM V., JOHN THOMAS, JOHN THOMAS, THOMAS, HENRY) was born November 1786 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died May 15, 1885 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) FRANCES CAMPBELL. He married (2) ISABELL HARRIS July 15, 1809 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She died January 31, 1825.
Notes for OWEN SANFORD ADKINS:
Per http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poki00&id=I010199
"Stories were told that during Owen's lifetime, he had 44 mistresses and was the father of 108 children. He was known as "Owen of All". Rumor also has it that there is a book titled "The Life and Legend of Owen of All"."
Appears as #987 in 1850 (Oct. 25) census for Northern District of Pittsylvania County, VA, work $656, born VA. With him are Pamelia, 26; Elijah, 19; Papo (illegible), 18, male, a laborer; James, 15, a laborer; Jane, 13, Arabella, 8; Preston, 6; William, 5; and Isabella, 2.
At #981 is Henry Adkins Sr; at #982 is Francis Adkins, age 50, female; at #983 is Elizabeth Adkins and four children; at #986 is William Adkins Sr.; at #988 is Martin Adkins, age 30, with wife and four children; at #989 is Henry Adkins Jr. , 25, laborer, with wife Nancy, 17.
Register of Deaths 1855--1896 p. 136 line5
Owen Adkins
white male
Died May 15, 1885 in Pittsylvania Co., VA
Cause: old age
age: 99 yrs 6 mo (this would place birth approximately Nov. 1786)
Parents: William & Mary Adkins
born: Pittsylvania Co.
Occupation: farmer
Consort; unmarried (actually widowed)
Informant: Owen Adkins, Jr. Relationship: son
Children of OWEN ADKINS and FRANCES CAMPBELL are:
...i....SAMUEL ADKINS, b. Abt. 1827, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...ii....ABNER ADKINS, b. Abt. 1830.
Notes for ABNER ADKINS:
1861 June 24 Abner Adkins, 33 yrs old single, born Pittsylvania Co., Va., son of Owen & Fanny Adkins, occupation-Farmer to Matilda Gibson 37 yrs old single born Pittsylvania Co., VA dau of Sally Gibson married by: Asa Hodnett.
An Abner Adkins, soldier, is on the Confederate pension rolls for Pittsylvania Co.:
Adkins, Abner Soldier
Adkins, Ballard P Soldier
Adkins, Elizabeth F Widow
Adkins, Lewis (?) Soldier
Adkins, Martha Ann Widow
Adkins, Ralph W Soldier
Adkins, W D Soldier
Adkins, W T Soldier
APPLICATION OF A WIDOW OF A DECEASED SOLDIER, SAILOR OR MARINE FOR A PENSION.
Name: Abner Adkins, age 60
--wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville by a ball which shattered his jaw: tongue shortened and teeth knocked out with paralysis of chin. These cited by Dryden Wright in a letter interceding on his behalf.
Pittsylvania County, Virginia--resident of Museville, VA
Member of: 21st Virginia Regiment of Infantry, I Company
I, William Smith, Notary Public in and for the County of Pittsylvania do certify that Abner Adkins whose name is signed to the foregoing application, personally appeared before me in my county, and, having the said application fully read and explained to him, as well as the statements and answers therein made, he the said Abner Adkins made oath before me that said statements and
answers are true. Given under my hand this 14th day of March, 1904.
Signed: William Smith
(Beneath the signature is a note that says "My cousin expired Sept. 29, 1905) Martha his wife received the pension thereafter.
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA TO WIT: I, J. D. Coles, Judge of the County Court for the County of Pittsylvania, do certify that I have carefully enquired and examined into, and am fully satisfied from the evidence adduced before me that each and all of the facts set forth in the within application are true; that the applicant is the identical person name in the application; that the application is for the reasons approved, and it is therefore certified that Abner Adkins is entitled to receive annually from the State of Virginia the sum of fifteen dollars. Given under my hand this 26th of May 1858.
Signed: J. D. Coles
...iii....ELIJAH ADKINS, b. Abt. 1831, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...iv....JESSE ADKINS, b. Abt. 1832, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...v....JAMES ADKINS, b. Abt. 1835, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...vi....JANE ADKINS, b. Abt. 1837, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...vii....ARABELLA ADKINS, b. Abt. 1842, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...viii....PRESTON ADKINS, b. Abt. 1844, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...ix....WILLIAM ADKINS, b. Abt. 1845, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...x....ISABELLA ADKINS, b. Abt. 1848, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
Children of OWEN ADKINS and ISABELL HARRIS are:
...xi....WILLIAM ADKINS, b. Abt. 1811, Museville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1891.
191....xii....OWEN SANFORD ADKINS, b. December 12, 1812, Museville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. July 20, 1896, Museville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...xiii....MARY ANN ADKINS, b. Abt. 1813, Museville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. March 1893.
192....xiv....JACKSON ADKINS, b. February 01, 1815, Museville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. March 14, 1863, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
193....xv....MASTIN ADKINS, b. May 1818, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
...xvi....PERMELIA ADKINS, b. January 31, 1825, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. May 17, 1911, Vashti, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. | Adkins, Owen Sanford (I4062)
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WILLIAM ADKINS (WILLIAM, WILLIAM V., JOHN THOMAS, JOHN THOMAS, THOMAS, HENRY) was born September 21, 1760 in Henrico County, Virginia?, and died October 22, 1848 in Chatham, Pittsylvania, Virginia. He married MARY ANN HARTMAN Abt. 1780 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born Abt. 1765.
Notes for WILLIAM ADKINS:
Will of William Adkins
Wills, Inventories & Accts. vol. 1-A p. 142
... Dated April 8, 1847 probated Oct. 28, 1848
?I, William Adkins of the County of Pittsylvania and State of Virginia being of sound mind and in good halth make my last will and Testament in manner and form as follows--
...I give to my son Henry Adkins and his heirs forever the following land to wit, beginning in my line adjoining where he now lives at the fence and around the land he is now in possession of it being a part of my track and thence following the fence around to a pair of draw rails thence up the path to the ridgepath leading from my house to Capt. Hopkinses Dec'd,then down a hollow to a branch in an old field and down the branch to the Creek thence up the same to the Spring that said Henry formerly used continuing up said branch to my back line and along the same to the beginning.
... 2ly I give to my son Owen Adkins and his heirs forever the following land, to wit; beginning at the same place where Henry's new line is to begin thence along between my son Henry and myself to the road leading from my house to the Lynchburg road, thence down said road to a corner in my old line near a field now used by my daughter Sally Gibson, thence to the fence of the said field and along said fence in to an old field not inclosed until it corner oposite an old fence row leading from some pines near the path and so on down said fence row to the head of a hollow and down the same to the creek and up the creek to the land herein before given to my son Henry and along his line to the beginning.
... 3ly, I give to my daughter Sally Gibson and her heirs forever the following land to wit, beginning at the fence around the feald in which she now lived where my son Owen's new line leaves the said fence and thence along the fence to a line between her and my son William and thence along the lain and through the lower side of an old feald crossing the ridge road to trees I have choped as a line to Peek's old field and through the old field by two marked trees on a ridge and so on to two marked trees below the aple orchard on the branch thence up the same and along my back line to the line hereinbefore directed to bound the land given to my son Owen and along that line to the beginning.
... 4ly I give to my son William Adkins and his heirs forever the land whereon he now lives it being all the remaining part of my land on that side of the creek not herein given to others.
... 5ly It is my will and desire that Coleman Renands shall have and enjoy the land and other property hereinafter mentioned for and during his life and at his death to his lawfully begotten children if he leave any and in case he does not, then to my children herein before mentioned and there heirs forever to wit, I give under the limitations as aforesaid to said Coleman Renands who I hereby recognise as my son and henceforth desire that he shall be called Coleman Adkins the following land, to wit, beginning on the creek between John T. Muse and myself at the mouth of a branch thence along the North side of a crop fence runing near a spring formerly used by Sally Reynolds and so onto the woods and thence along a new chopped line to a branch above WilliamAdkins'; spring and thence up said branch to a new chopped line and along said line to the ridge road and thence along said road and my back line to the land herein before given to my son Henry and thence down his line to the creek and thence down the said creek to the beginning.
... 6ly It is my will and desire that my Executor hereinafter appointed sell upon a credit of one and two years all the residue of my land lying on the West side of Turkey Cock creek and allso upon a reasonable credit sell all the perishable part of my estate.
... 7ly I give to Suky Smith one hundred dollars and I give to Betsy Carter one hundred dollars and I give to Sally Gipson Thirty dollars.
... 8ly I give to my son Coleman Adkins upon the terms limitations and conditions contained and provided for in the fifth clause of the will the following property to wit; one Negro girl named Siza and her future increase and one horse bridle and saddle worth sixty dollars. I also give him fifty dollars worth of cows and hoggs and six head of sheep, I also give him one hilling hoe, one plow, and pare of gear one pole axe and if he continues to live with me till my death I give him fifteen barrels of corn and four Hundred weight of Pork.
... 9ly I give to my following children to be equally divided between them and there heirs forever all the residue of my estate of every sort and kine, to wit; I give one sixth part to my daughter Suky Smith, one sixth to Betsy Carter, one sixth part to Sally Gipson, one sixth part to my son Henry Adkins, one sixth part to William Adkins, and the other sixth part to Owen Adkins, and lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my friend Vincint Witcher Executor to this my last will and Testament hereby revoking all other or former wills by me made writen on two sheets and subscribed on the sixth page ;this eighth day of April in the year of our Lord 1847.
William Adkins seal
... Witnesses
...A.H. Moorman
...W.A. Dickinson
...H.S. Muse
At a Circuit superior court of law and chanery continued and held for Pittsylvania county the 28th day of October 1848 this last will and Testament of William Adkins dec'd was presented in court and proven by the oaths of A.H. Moorman and H.S. Muse two subscribing witnesses and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of Vincent Witcher the Executor in said will named who made oath and with A.H. Moorman & H.S. Muse his securities entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of ten thousand dollars conditioned according to Law certificate was granted him for obtaining probat of said will in due form.
Teste
... Wm. H. Tunstall Clk.
Estate Settlement of William Adkins dec'dd (1848)
Accounts Current vol. 18 pp. 160-162
Date of confirmation October 20, 1851
Accounts of Executor and Legatees
1. To Susan Smith one of the legatees of William Adkins dec'dd
November 27, 1849 paid in terms of will $100.00
Sept. 11, 1850 paid for legacy in residuary fund $230.00
1851 to balance due Susan Smith 2.63 ½
TOTAL: 332.63 ½
2. To Nathan Carter in right of his wife Elizabeth Carter
Nov. 27, 1849 paid in terms of will 100.00
Sept. 11, 1850 paid for legacy in residuary fund 250.00
TOTAL paid by confirmation: 350.00
3. Sarah Gibson
Nov. 27, 1849 paid in terms of will 30.00
Sept. 11, 1850 paid for legacy in residuary fund 219.22
1851 balance due Sarah Gibson 13.41 ½
TOTAL: 262.63 ½
4. Henry Adkins
Sept. 11, 1850 paid for legacy in residuary fund 232.19
1851 balance due 2.63 ½
TOTAL: 232.63 ½
5. William Adkins
Sept. 11, 1850 paid for legacy in residuary fund 232.19
1851 balance due .44 ½
TOTAL: 232.63 ½
6. Owen Adkins
Sept. 11, 1850 paid for legacy in residuary fund 230.00
1851 balance due 2.63 ½
TOTAL: 232.63 ½
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His grave is among several other "sunken" graves marked with initialed fieldstones located in a wooded area on the property of Oscar Berger outside of Chatham, Virginia. Take Rt. 626 to Cooper's old store. Turn left on Rt. 649. Cemetary on back of farm now (1984) owned by Oscar Burger.
Tombstone inscription:
Wm Adkins
Birth Sept. the 21st 1760
DC Oct. the 22nd 1848
See ADKINS BOOK
Adkins Land of York to Beech Fork
AUTHOR: Ronnie Adkins
PUBLICATION: 3540 South Georgetown Drive Montgomery, AL
36109-2232;(334)-272-3813; radkins@civic-center.ci.montgomery.al.us
OLD SURVEY BOOK NO. 1 page 7 PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY
William Atkinson 200 A on both sides Pig River Surv'd Mar. 31 1747 at a gum on the Lower side of Pig River and thenceN10E90p. to a red Oak N65W137p to a Beech on a branch S10W204p. crossing a branch to a red oak S10E110p. to a red oak on Pig River and thence down the same & across it to the beging.
William Atkinson 150A on both sides Pig River Surv'dd 31Mar. 1747 beginning at a red oak on the upper side s'd river thenceN81W48p. crossing s'd River to a maple on Harping Creek S89W184p. crossing s'd Harping Creek & the River to a white Oak N8W96p. crossing a Branch to a pine N60E70p. to a red oak E98p to a red oak S64E70p. to a pine S10E103p to the begin.
From Williams, Kathleen. Marriages of Pittsylvania County, Virginia; 1806-1830. 1980
4. 18 August 1806. George Smith and Lucky Adkins. ( Sucky? OrSuk?
Sur. William Adkins. p. 145 (p. 42 in marr. register)
5*. 15 July 1809 Owen Adkins and Isabel Harris, dau. of John Harris who consents.
Sur. James Hines.
p. 3 (p. 46 of marr. reg.)
6. 21 May 1810. Charles Gibson and Sarah Atkinson, dau. of
William Atkinson. Sur. Nathaniel Carter. Thomas Geo. Gibson
consents. Married by the Rev. Joseph Hatchett.
p. 62 ( p. 48 of marr. register)
* Owen's first marriage. Second as follows:
19 September 1825. Owen Atkinson(Adkins) and Fanny Campbell.
Sur. Jacob Zink. p.6(p. 82 of original register)
Children of WILLIAM ADKINS and MARY HARTMAN are:
...i....RHODA ADKINS, m. JESSE POLK, January 29, 1799.
70....ii....HENRY ADKINS, b. Abt. 1782, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1867, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
71....iii....OWEN SANFORD ADKINS, b. November 1786, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. May 15, 1885, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
72....iv....ELIZABETH ADKINS, b. Abt. 1788.
73....v....SUSAN ADKINS, b. Abt. 1790.
...vi....SARAH ADKINS, b. Abt. 1792; m. CHARLES GIBSON, May 21, 1810.
74....vii....WILLIAM S. ADKINS, b. Abt. 1795, Virginia?.
75....viii....ANNA ADKINS, b. Abt. 1797; d. February 09, 1862. | Adkins, William (I4063)
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BOSS ELWOOD ADKINS, b. August 15, 1879, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. July 28, 1945; m. LOU JENNIE GIBSON, May 1902; b. July 14, 1885 | Adkins, Boss Elwood (I7854)
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JOHN THOMAS ADKINS, b. August 24, 1872, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. July 05, 1940, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; m. MARY ELIZABETH BOWEN, October 11, 1896 | Adkins, John Thomas (I7853)
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John CARTER was born on 26 Aug 1736 in New Kent County, Virginia. (292) He was christened on 30 Oct 1736 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia.(15) He died in 1781 in Halifax County, Virginia.(4) John Carter's Will:
...being indisposed but of perfect mind and memory..wife, Mary, during her widowhood and for the bringing up and educating my children...land, slaves, furniture, etc...My daughter Ann WADDELL twenty five shillings, minor daughters Elizabeth, Mary, Sally slaves and furniture, ...my three oldest sons, Richard, Theodorick, and Robert...minor sons Francis and James. Exec., brothers Theodorick Carter and Richard Carter. Witnesses Benjamin Hobson, David Bates, Charles Carter, Noel Waddill, Theo Carter.
Will dated 18 Jul 1781/probated 20 Sep 1781. Parents: Theodorick CARTER Jr and Ann WADDELL.
He was married to Mary CUNNINGHAM(?) about 1756. (293) Children were: Richard CARTER, Theodorick CARTER, Robert CARTER, Ann CARTER, Elizabeth CARTER, Mary CARTER, Judith CARTER, Sally CARTER, James CARTER, Francis CARTER.
Name: John CARTER Birth: 26 Aug 1737 New Kent, VA Christening: 30 Oct 1737 St.Peter Par., Henrico VA
Death: 1781 in , Halifax, VA
GILES CARTER OF VIRGINIA, by Gen. Wm. G. H. Carter:
p 78 - John's CARTER's birth
p 48 -John of Halifax Co VA bought 183 1/2 acres on Dan River from his father, Theodorick II of Pr. Edw. Co VA.
p 48-50 - John's will executed 18 Jun 1781, probated 20 Sep 1781 in Halifax Co., VA
Executors: wife Mary, Capt. James Turner, William Boyd, and John's brothers Richard & Theodrick III
Heirs: Wife, 5 daus. & 5 sons.
Witnesses were Benjamin Hobson, David Bates, Noel Waddill, Theodrick Carter III, and Charles Carter
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Judith CARTER was born after 1763.(2) Parents: John CARTER and Mary CUNNINGHAM(?) .
She was married to Thomas Whitlock on 15 Dec 1792 in Halifax County, Virginia | Carter, Judith (I14098)
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From Joyce Hetrick
Waddill Carter-4, died about 1782 in Prince Edward County. He married Mildred Wade and had a daughter, Nancy Carter-5, who married John Bissequ in 1786. Her marriage bond mentioned that her father was deceased. His will was executed April 6, 1782, and probated in July, 1782. His other children were James Carter-5, Theodorick Carter-5, John Carter-5, and at least two other daughters.
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THEODORICK JR -3 married about the time his father died, somewhere around 1736 or 1737. John Carter-3 is mentioned in the will of their father to receive several basic household articles that were not given to THEODORICK-3 who appears to be the older of the two men, and was probably already married at the time the will was written. THEODORICK-3 received almost twice as much land as John-3 did, however, again reinforcing our belief that he is the older of the two. THEODORICK-3 married a woman named ANN, who is apparently the daughter of WILLIAM WADDILL. Her birth is recorded in the parish register as ?Ann Waddill, the daughter of William Waddill christened 24 January 1713? and recorded in New Kent. Since we know that THEODORICK CARTER-3 was born prior to 1706 we can see that ANN WADDILL was a few years younger than he was.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this seventh day of December in the year of Christ one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven.
Theo?d Carter [seal]
Witnesses: William Waddill, Elizabeth Clarke, and Agnes Watkins.
Agnes Watkins, the witness to this will, was the wife of Francis Watkins, one of the executors of the will. Thomas Watkins [possibly the father of Francis] had witnessed the will of THEODORICK-3?s father. Thus, more circumstantial proof that we have the right Theodorick Carter. The William Waddill who witnessed the will was probably not ANN?s father by that name, but most likely was her brother, nephew, or cousin. The will was probated January 19, 1778, in Prince Edward County. Francis Watkins, the executor of the will, was apparently a close friend or relation to the CARTER family. John Carter-4, the son of THEODORICK-3 named a son ?Francis Watkins Carter-5? and WILLIAM-4 also named a son ?Francis-5.? That Christian name has continued as an ?heirloom? name in this line of CARTERS ever since. This reinforces the supposition that ?our? WILLIAM is ?that William Carter.? Agnes Watkins?s sister was married to Nathaniel Venable, the co-executor.
The mention of the Negro slave, Dick, who had been inherited as a lad from THEODORICK CARTER-2 in his will is another piece of evidence that we have the correct Theodorick Carter.
The older children, Susannah-4, John-4, Theodorick-4, and WILLIAM CARTER-4 had apparently already been given their shares of the estate prior to the death of their father, THEODORICK-3, so they received only token bequests.
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William T. Carter
Born: 9 Jul 1760, Prince Edward County, VA
D 1810, Falifax County, NC
Father: Theodorick Carter Jr.
Mother: Unknown
Married: Unknown
Our child - Joseph Carter
From Joyce Hetricks book
William Carter-4
Giles Carter-1; Theodorick-2; Theodorick-3; William-4; Joseph-5; Elizabeth-6
WILLIAM CARTER-4 was born and grew up in Prince Edward County, Virginia. We aren?t sure of the date of his marriage, but it was at least before 1760, since his first son, William Carter, Jr.-5, was born July 9, 1760 [per William-5?s Revolutionary pension]. By the time of THEODORICK-3?s death, WILLIAM-4 had apparently moved and settled in Halifax County, North Carolina.
In trying to decide just which ?William ? was ours, several things had to be taken into consideration. The family was very particular about continuing the ?heirloom ? names that were passed from generation to generation. The Christian name ?Francis? for males seems to date from the friendship/kinship? of THEODORICK-3 and Francis Watkins. Two of THEODORICK-3?s sons named their sons Francis. That heirloom name seems to be found only in our line of Carters. While family heirloom names are not always ?evidence,? in many cases, it can be almost a preponderance of evidence it itself. Fortunately, for us, this is one of those cases where it carries great weight. Fortunately, also, it is not the only evidence.
The Revolutionary pension record and family Bible record of William Carter, Jr.-5, the brother of our JOSEPH-5, shows that he was born July 9, 1760 in Halifax County, North Carolina, and lived there until 1802, when he moved to Warren County, North Carolina. In March of 1804, he moved to Smith County, Tennessee. This information solidifies our connection to the WILLIAM-4 whose will we have. William-5 also says in his pension that his brother, Francis-5, saw his discharge papers in his father?s trunk a few years before their father?s death in 1810, but thought they were of little value and destroyed them. Francis Carter-5 was executor of the estate of the father, WILLIAM CARTER. [Revolutionary Pension of William Carter.]
Theda Womack did the initial research on the CARTERS. She found WILLIAM-4?s will and it mentioned his children and wife, DEANITA. We assume that DEANITA is the mother of the children, but we have no proof that she is.
Children of William Carter-4
William Carter, Jr.-5, was born July 9, 1760. He was apparently the oldest son. William, Jr., was a Revolutionary veteran and received a pension which contains quite a bit of information about the family and is helpful to researchers. He married his wife, Martha, January 11, 1778. He died about 1840 in Smith County, Tennessee. [Revolutionary pension and Bible records.]
JOSEPH CARTER-5, was born May 7, 1766, probably in Halifax, North Carolina. He died June 14, 1839, in Sumner County, Tennessee. He and several of his siblings moved over to Caswell County, North Carolina, prior to 1790. There he married ANN MALLORY that year in a double ceremony with Stephen Mallory and Stephen?s bride on December 19, 1790. ANN, who was born July 15, 1761, appears to be the sister of Stephen Mallory and the daughter of JOHN MALLORY, Sr., of Caswell County. We are not sure of her birthplace, possibly North Carolina, and possibly Virginia. It is interesting to note, however, that ANN was not only five years older than JOSEPH, but was age 29 when they married. This was quite old, even ?elderly,? for a woman to marry in that era. Especially a woman of some family substance. [Will of Joseph Carter, Sumner County, TN; marriage records Caswell Co., NC.]
Theodorick Carter-5, born about 1773, also moved to Caswell County and married Dianah Mallory, another daughter of JOHN MALLORY on April 16, 1793. He died about 1835. [Marriage Records Caswell Co., NC.]
Francis Carter-5, was born about 1770 and married Sally Newel on May 2, 1800, in Warren County, North Carolina. He died after 1810. His name is the heirloom name that helps trace the family. He had a son named William Carter-6.
Mary Carter-5, born sometimes after 1760, married John Sawyer in 1799 in Caswell County, North Carolina, and died after 1810. [Will of William Carter, Halifax Co., NC.]
Lucy Carter-5, married a man named Pike and died after 1810. [Will of William Carter, Halifax Co., NC.]
Nancy Carter-5, married a man named Boston, died after 1810.
[Will of William Carter, Halifax Co., NC.]
Martha Carter-5, married John Baker, died after 1810. [Will of William Carter, Halifax Co., NC.]
This list of WILLIAM-4?s children was taken from his will. Several grandchildren were also listed for bequests and that may indicate that there were some deceased children not mentioned in the will, but whose children were listed for bequests.
By 1775, Virginia had about 550,000 people in 61 counties. Patrick Henry?s ?give me liberty or give me death? speech had fired up the rebels. The Revolutionary Government was evolving. Lord Dunamore had infuriated the people by taking the gunpowder out of the public storage, and therefore getting it out of the people?s hands. Patrick Henry married Dorthea Dandridge, the daughter of the spendthrift, Nathaniel West Dandridge. Dorthea and he inherited considerable land and slaves from her father. Many of the men who so ardently fought for ?liberty? themselves held slaves, and apparently saw no conflict of interest in their opinions.
Apparently the CARTER family?s sympathies were with the rebels during the Revolution, true to the feelings of the 100-years-dead James Crewes and GILES CARTER-1. William Carter, Jr., was a Revolutionary soldier.
WILLIAM CARTER-4, continued to reside in Halifax County, North Carolina, until his death in 1810. His will is of record there in Book 3, page 500, #768, dated March 17, 1810, and probated May Court 1810. JOSEPH had been gone from Halifax at least 20 years when his father died.
The will abstract of William Carter-4
Lend wife, Deanita Carter negroes, etc. For her widowhood or life and at her decease to go to: William Carter, Theoderick Carter, Joseph Carter, and Francis Carter. Lend wife land whereon Francis Coley now lives Joining William Pike and Wood J. Hamlin containing 50 acres. Daughter Mary Sawyer negroes, and at her death the said negroes to go to her children [names not given] Daughters Martha Baker, Nancy Boston, and Lucy Pike negroes to each. Son Francis Carter land whereon he now lives which was bought of Mark Rickman and Nathan Rickman. Grandson William Carter son of Francis, Granddaughter Louisa Jones Carter, and Thornton Mallard son of John Mallard dec?d one colt. Witness Wood J. Hamlin, Jesse Carter, Benjamin Carter [all made marks] exects. Francis Carter and Wood Jones Hamlin.
A man named Jesse Carter was another resident of Caswell County, North Carolina, whose name is frequently seen on deeds and wills. No connection has been made between this man and our WILLIAM-4. He is most likely not the same man as the above-mentioned Jesse, who signed WILLIAM?s will as a witness.
The mention of ?Thornton Mallard, son of John Mallard? receiving a colt raises the question??is the name ?Mallard? a misspelling of the name ?Mallory?? Who were Thornton Mallard and John Mallard? This might be an area for more research.
?Granddaughter Louisa Jones Carter,? and ?Wood Jones Hamlin? both being mentioned in WILLIAM?s will would indicate some form of kinship. | Carter, Patriot William T. (I13907)
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The Said Radford R Merical was the child of William H Merical born on 7 - Feb - 1867 at White Co IL died at _________ on - - and his ( 1st ) wife Mary Agnes Radford born on 22 - Jan - 1871 at Waco TX died at NM on - Jun - 1931 married on 25 - Apr - 1897
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The Said Mary Agnes Radford was the child of William Radford Jrborn on 29 Oct 1843 at Hamilton Co TN died at Los Angeles CA on 24 Aug 1932 and his (1st) wife Georgia Alice Bennett born on 2 Mar 1851 at Hopkinsville KY died at Los Angeles CA on 31 Jan 1920 married on 7 Apr 1870
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The Said Georgia Alice Bennett was the child of Walter Wyatt Bennett born on 28 - Dec - 1819 at Hopkinsville KY died at Waco TX on 4 - May - 1860 and his (1st) wife Mary Minerva Short born on 8 - Mar - 1829 at Franklin TN died at West TX on 27 - Mar - 1905 married on 10 - Oct - 1847
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The Said Walter Wyatt Bennett was the child of Walter Bennett Jr born on 11 Jan 1777 at VA died at Hopkinsville KY on 7 - Jan - 1848 and his ( 1st ) wife Fannie Jency Reynolds born on 6 - Mar - 1789 at Henry Co VA died at Franklin TN on - - 1821 married on 25 - Aug - 1808
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The Said Fannie Jency Reynolds was the child of George Reynolds born on (a) - - 1754 at PA died at Franklin Tn on (p) 12 - Mar - 1813 and his ( 1st ) wife Susanna Lunsford born on - - at __died at Franklin TN on - - 1821 married on 12 - Jun - 1779 | Reynolds, Fannie Jency Jane (I9591)
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