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     Benjamin Pride was buried at Roane Co., Tennessee, USA.¹ He was born in 1759 at Virginia, USA.¹ He married Ruth Ann Rankin, daughter of James Rankin and Jean Campbell, in 1794 at Knox Co., Tennessee, USA.¹

Benjamin Pride died on 4 May 1817 at Kingston, Roane Co., Tennessee, USA.¹
     GKJ-4. Benjamin Pride was also known as Samuel Pride.²

     Allen Pride was buried at Rockwood, Roane Co., Tennessee, USA.¹ He was born on 26 September 1795 at Tools Bend, Knox Co., Tennessee, USA.¹
Allen Pride died on 12 December 1855 at Rockwood, Roane Co., Tennessee, USA, at age 60.¹

     Samuel Pride was born on 19 September 1799 at Blount Co., Tennessee, USA.¹ He was born on 19 September 1799 at Blount Co., Tennessee, USA.¹
Samuel Pride died on 25 October 1863 at Macon, Bibb Co., Georgia, USA, at age 64.¹
Samuel Pride died on 25 October 1863 at Macon, Bibb Co., Georgia, USA, at age 64.¹
     He was typhoid Type: cause of death.¹ He was typhoid Type: cause of death.¹

     Benjamin Jr. Pride was born in 1801 at Tennessee, USA.¹

     James Rankin married Jean Campbell.¹
James Rankin was born between 1711 and 1714 at Ireland.¹
James Rankin died on 10 October 1792 at Montgomery Twnshp, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
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     Jean Campbell married James Rankin, son of Adam Rankin and Elizabeth May (?).¹
Jean Campbell was born in 1715 at Ireland.¹
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     Adam Rankin was buried at Chester Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He was born on 16 July 1688 at Sterlingshire, Scotland.¹ He married Elizabeth May (?) in May 1710 at Scotland.¹

Adam Rankin died on 4 May 1747 at Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 58.¹
     He was had four children w/ Elizabeth.¹ He was had two children w/ Mary.¹ GKJ-6.

Adam Rankin immigrated; moved to US with brothers.¹

     Elizabeth May (?) was born circa 1689 at Sterlingshire, Scotland.¹ She married Adam Rankin, son of William Rankin and Dorothy Black, in May 1710 at Scotland.¹

Elizabeth May (?) died in 1721 at Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
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     Alexander Rankin was born in 1635 at co. Ayrshire, Scotland.¹ He married Maria? (?) in 1659 at Scotland.¹

Alexander Rankin died on 12 February 1703.¹
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Alexander Rankin lived in 1688 at co. Derry, Ireland.¹

     James Rankin was born in 1762 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹
     James Rankin began military service Revolutionary War.¹

     Rebecca Anderson was christened in October 1746 at Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; (1) 'The Tinkling Spring: Headwater of Freedom, A Study of the Church and Her People 1732-1952,' by Howard McKnight Wilson, Appendix F, record of baptisms 1740-1749 by Rev. John Craig, p.470. Birth: (1) d/o John ANDERSON. Baptism: (1) Oct 1746, old Craig Parish, Augusta Co., VA, by Rev. John CRAIG.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID CF89CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F390568.¹

     Col. Andrew Anderson was born circa 1750 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Martha 'Matty' Crawford, daughter of Patrick Crawford and Sally Wilson, on 13 March 1788 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Col. Andrew Anderson died on 6 June 1823 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA; Database: gregv
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In "The Richmond Enquirer" (Richmond, Va.), Tuesday, June 24, 1823, page 3, column 5:

"Died- In Augusta County on June 6, Col. Andrew Anderson, a soldier of the Revolution and for nearly 30 years a member of the state legislature."²
      ; (1) 'First Marriage Record of Augusta County, Virginia, 1785-1813,' by Col. Thomas Hughart Chapter DAR, Augusta Co., VA (The McClure Co., Inc., Staunton, VA) p.14. LDS film #0030,415. (2) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. (3) 'Annals of Augusta County From 1726-1871,' by Joseph Addison Waddell (2nd ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902) p.332. LDS film #1000,633, item 2. (4) 'Marriage Bonds, Virginia Genealogies and County Records,' Vol. I, by Annie Walker Burns, p.30. (5) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.157,203-104,301,350,469, 471. Vol. 3, p.174,177,574,591. FHL #975.591/F2s. Cites: (a) Augusta Co., VA Deed Bk 27, p.47. (6) Will of Andrew Anderson dtd 28 May 1921, Augusta Co., VA Probate Records, Vol. 14 1819-1827, p.258. FHL film #30,320. (7) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.114-115,321,322. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (8) 'Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840,' by John Vogt & T. William Kethley Jr., p.32,264. FHL #975.5916 V2v. (9) 1810 census index. Augusta Co., VA, p.312. Birth: (3,5) s/o John ANDERSON. (7) c.1750, Augusta Co., VA, s/o John ANDERSON/Jean. 6th child. (9) Age over 45 in 1810 (b. 1765 or before). Marriage to __ CRAWFORD: (3) Had an unnamed first wife. (5) Unnamed d/o George CRAWFORD, bef. 1783. Marriage to Martha CRAWFORD: (1,5,8) By the Rev. William WILSON, 13 Mar 1788, Augusta Co., VA. (3) (4,5,8) Bond dated 12 Mar 1788, Augusta Co., VA. Bondsman, John MILLER. (7) His 2nd wife. Death: (6) Will dtd 29 May 1821. (7) Will probated 1823, Augusta Co., VA. (3,7) Served as Ensign, Lieutenant, and Captain in Revolution. (5) Revolutionary war declaration made Jul 1834 by Samuel BELL, applying for pension from Augusta Co., VA, mentions service with Andrew ANDERSON, William ANDERSON, George MOFFETT, Joseph PATTERSON, John DICKENSON, Samuel McDOWELL, __ ARBUCKLE, Robert RENICK, John WILSON, James MITCHELL, Joseph BROWN, Thomas SMITH, John BELL, George CRAIG, Robert FULTON, Col. CAMPBELL, Robert KIRK, James BELL, George KELLER, company of William CAMPBELL. Samuel BELL entered VA line on Continental establishment 8 Mar 1777, ensign in Capt. McGUIRE's Co. attached to 16th Regiment commanded by Col. William GRAYSON. Promoted Lt. in Capt. Thos. BELL's Co. in same regiment. Was at Battle of Brandywine, Germantown, Guilford, Hotwater. John BELL's declaration 22 Dec 1834 mentions Capt. Thomas SMITH, Capt. Joseph PATTERSON, Lt. Andrew ANDERSON, Maj. John CRAWFORD. (3) 1781: Was stationed with his regiment at Fort Pitt. (2) Aft. 1781: Was elected to represent Augusta Co., VA in the House of Delegates, and served many years. (7) Served for many consecutive years in the VA House of Delegates from Augusta Co. (3) Known as Colonel ANDERSON during the time he served in the House of Delegates. (2) 1784, 12 Jun: Was living in Augusta Co., VA. (5) 1785, 25 Jun: John ANDERSON deed to his son Andrew ANDERSON, Augusta Co., VA. Delivered: William ANDERSON, the present owner, 8 Jul 1815. (5) 1787, 20 Feb: His father left him a tract adjoining John PATTERSON and some slaves, Augusta Co., VA. (5a) 1790, 19 Oct: Andrew and Martha ANDERSON and James and Margaret ALLEN deed to John GRINER, Augusta Co., VA, part of a tract patented to John ANDERSON, dec'd, and by him conveyed in his lifetime to Andrew and James. (7) 1794: Was the Colonel in command of the militia of Augusta Co., VA. (5) 1812: MOODY vs. MOODY, Augusta Co., VA court. Andrew MOODY d. Augusta ca. 1810-1811 intestate, without wife or children. Andrew MOODY Jr. of Barren Co., KY and his brothers and sisters only heirs. Andrew ANDERSON administrator, answers that Andrew MOODY came to Augusta before the Revolutionary War with another person who called himself Andrew ANDERSON. Andrew MOODY Jr. says Andrew MOODY was an Irishman, was a citizen of VA and moved to KY. (9) 1810: Andrew ANDERSON living in Augusta Co., VA: 1 male under 10 (b. 1800-1810); 1 male & 1 female 10-16 (b. 1794-1800); 1 male & 1 female 16-26 (b. 1784-1794); 1 male 16-45 (b. 1764-1784); 1 male & 1 female 45+ (b. 1765 or before). (5) 1811: Thomas McCARTHY vs. MASSINGBIRD in Circuit Court. In 1798, Thomas McCARTHY Sr., father of orator, bought of George MASSINGBIRD adjoining tracts on little Levels in Bath adjoining Chas. KINNESON, William HUGHES, Jno. McNEILE, Wm. POAGE, Jacob KINNESON, Lazarus BARTLEY, Jno. McNEIL, James LAIRD, 1010 acres. James CRAWFORD of Augusta claimed 270 acres. ... Suit was brought in District Court by heirs of James CRAWFORD and judgement rendered for them for 270 acres. Deputy Surveyor Thos. ARBUCKLE surveyed 322 acres instead of 270 acres.... James CRAWFORD's representatives are, viz: Widow Mary CRAWFORD and children, viz: Sarah, James, William, John, Polly. Answer, 27 Jun 1815, of Polly and Elizabeth CRAWFORD, infants... James CRAWFORD, father of Polly and Elizabeth, was eldest son and heir of George CRAWFORD, who died intestate, as to said land. Col. Andrew ANDERSON deposes 29 Oct 1818 in Staunton, VA at the tavern of Dabney COSBY, he married eldest daughter of George CRAWFORD of Augusta. She died 12 Aug 1786. George died between 1780 and 1784. James was eldest son of George. Andrew knew Col. Samuel LEWIS who moved from Augusta to Greenbrier, and was son of Gen. Andrew LEWIS. (6) 1821, 29 May: Wrote his will. Left to sons Robert, James, and William 'the plantation whereon I now live to be divided between them,' Robert's 200 acres bordering on a river and CRAWFORD's line. Left his son Robert 8 slaves and 'his horse and saddle as his own property.' Gave his son James 2 slaves. Gave daughter Sally and her husband Jacob RUFF 3 slaves and 'all the personal property they received at or after their marriage.' Left to daughter Nancy and her husband William CRAWFORD two slaves and 'all the personal property they received at or after their marriage.' Left to grandchildren Susy BROWN and George BROWN $200 each. Son Robert executor.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 9207CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F3946FA.¹

     Martha 'Matty' Crawford was born on 10 May 1761 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Col. Andrew Anderson, son of John Anderson and Jane 'Jean' (?), on 13 March 1788 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Martha 'Matty' Crawford died before 29 May 1821 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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; (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. (2) Will of Andrew Anderson dtd 29 May 1821, Augusta Co., VA Probate Records, Vol. 14 1819-1827, p.258. FHL film #30,320. (3) 'First Marriage Record of Augusta County, Virginia, 1785-1813,' by Col. Thomas Hughart Chapter DAR, Augusta Co., VA (The McClure Co., Inc., Staunton, VA) p.14. LDS film #0030,415. (4) 'Marriage Bonds, Virginia Genealogies and County Records,' Vol. I, by Annie Walker Burns, p.30. (5) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.97,301,350. FHL #975.591/F2s. (6) 'Early Western Augusta Pioneers,' by George W. Cleek (1957) p.342. FHL #975.591 D2cg. Cites: (a) Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk VII, p.31. (7) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.322. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (8) 'Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840,' by John Vogt & T. William Kethley Jr., p.32,264. FHL #975.5916 V2v. Birth: (1) 10 May 1761. (1,9) Augusta Co., VA. (5,7) d/o Patrick CRAWFORD. (6) d/o Patrick CRAWFORD/Sally WILSON. Marriage to Andrew ANDERSON: (3,5,8) 13 Mar 1788, Augusta Co., VA. (3,5,8) By Rev. William WILSON. (4,5,8) Bond dated 12 Mar 1788, Augusta Co., VA, John MILLER surety. (7) Death: (2) Not mentioned in her husband's will dtd 29 May 1821. (6a) 1786, 4 Dec: Will of Patrick CRAWFORD names his daughter Martha. (5) 1805, 18 Jun: Daniel FALL of Augusta Co., VA vs. John CRAWFORD, case filed in Circuit Court. Patrick CRAWFORD of Augusta died testate, but intestate as to much of his estate. He left children and grandchildren, among them Margaret CRAWFORD, wife of complainant and daughter of John CRAWFORD, who at Patrick's death was infant and only child of Margaret CRAWFORD, one of daughters of Patrick had married John CRAWFORD and died before Patrick. Matty ANDERSON deposes that John CRAWFORD married her sister, who died shortly after birth of her first child. Before death she wished her sister Betsey ROBERTSON to take the child. FALL's wife had an aunt McFEETERS.¹

     George Crawford was born circa 1729.¹ He married an unknown person circa 1753 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹

George Crawford died circa 1780 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; (1) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.203-204. Vol. 3, p.174. FHL #975.591/F2s. (2) 'Descendants of Alexander and Mary McPheeters Crawford,' by Amanda Forbes and Lucetta Simmis (1980) p.2-3. Cites: (a) Mrs. John Gamble, d/o William McPheeters Jr.. (b) Papers of Mrs. Mildred Crawford, Augusta Co. Historical Soc.. (3) 'Annals of Augusta County From 1726 to 1871,' by Joseph Addison Waddell (C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA 1902) p.205. FHL #1,000,633, item 2.(4) Ancestral File, FHL, 1995. Caroline Crawford Howard, 3431 Airlie St., Charlotte, NC 28205. (4) 'Virginia Land Records from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, the William and Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly' (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1984), 'Early Settlers in the Valley of Virginia,' by Charles E. Kemper, p.720. Cites: (a) PA Archives, 3rd series, Vol. 24. Birth: (2a) A George CRAWFORD. (2a,3) s/o William CRAWFORD/Mary DOUGLAS. (NOTE: He may not be s/o William - see below deed of 1784 - if he was dead in 1780.) (3) Abt 1729. (4) s/o Ann CRAWFORD. Marriage to Elizabeth POAGE: (3) Abt 1753, Augusta Co., VA. Death: (1) Estate settled 1783, Augusta Co., VA, showing item paid from estate 12 Oct 1780. Andrew ANDERSON deposed in 1818 that he died between 1780 and 1784 (See below). (2a) Came to Lancaster Co., PA from Ireland sometime before 1737 with his brothers and sisters. (2b) 1740: He and brothers Patrick, James and Alexander were living in Augusta Co., VA. (3) Descendants of Patrick and Alexander Crawford say there was a third brother who also came to the valley, but whose name they do not know. (2b) 1740, 24 Jul: Patrick Crawford, Ann, James, George, Margret and Mary Crawford, listed in importations, Order Book II, p.211, Orange Co., VA. (1) 1780, 12 Oct: Estate of George Crawford paid to James Crawford, C.P., for enlisting one 18 months' man. (1) 1783: George Crawford's estate settlement paid Thomas Menken and Andrew Anderson, who married legatees, and legatees the widow, Robert Crawford, William Crawford, John Crawford, Elizabeth Crawford. (2b) 1784, 13 Jan: Deed of 17 Sep 1761 from Thomas Lewis to William Crawford for 370 acres patented to Lewis 9 Oct 1753 in Forks of James on First and Second Run, George Rutledge's land, delivered to George Crawford, devisee of William Crawford. (NOTE: Is there another George Crawford, s/o William, or is this delivered to George's estate? Is date when it was recorded?) (1) 1811: Thomas McCarthy vs. Massingbird in Circuit Court. In 1798, Thomas McCarthy Sr., father of orator, bought of George Massingbird adjoining tracts on little Levels in Bath adjoining Chas. Kinneson, William Hughes, Jno. McNeile, Wm. Poage, Jacob Kinneson, Lazarus Bartley, Jno. McNeil, James Laird, 1010 acres. James Crawford of Augusta claimed 270 acres. ... Suit was brought in District Court by heirs of James Crawford and judgement rendered for them for 270 acres. Deputy Surveyor Thos. Arbuckle surveyed 322 acres instead of 270 acres.... James Crawford's representatives are, viz: Widow Mary Crawford and children, viz: Sarah, James, William, John, Polly. Answer, 27 Jun 1815, of Polly and Elizabeth Crawford, infants... James Crawford, father of Polly and Elizabeth, was eldest son and heir of George Crawford, who died intestate, as to said land. Col. Andrew Anderson deposes 29 Oct 1818 in Staunton, VA at the tavern of Dabney Cosby, he married eldest daughter of George Crawford of Augusta. She died 12 Aug 1786. George died between 1780 and 1784. James was eldest son of George.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID DE07CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F3992BA.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 6D25CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F393F6C.¹

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     John Anderson was buried at Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He was born at Ulster, Ireland.¹ He married Jane 'Jean' (?)¹

John Anderson died between 1786 and 1787 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Will of John Anderson dtd 4 Mar 1779, filed 20 Feb 1787, Staunton, Augusta Co., VA, Will Book 6, p.550. (b) 'Annals of Augusta Co.,' by Chalkley, Vol. III, p.177. (2) 'Annals of Augusta County 1726-1871,' by Joseph Addison Waddell (2nd. ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902). LDS film #1000,633, item 2. (3) 'Anderson Genealogy,' by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916), typed manuscript from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976. Cites: (a) 'Maxwell History and Genealogy,' by Houston, p.20-21. (b) The Great Plantation of Ulster, James I Confiscation of Lands. Colonization of the Six Escheated Counties. (c) Lyman C. Draper Collection, letter of George Christian. (d) Virginia Land Office Records, 1738-1747. (e) Elizabeth Thurman Edington of Tucson, AZ, deceased 1952. Left records to cousin J. Eugene Lewis of Chattanooga, TN. (f) Augusta Co., VA Court Record, Dec 1757. (g) Orange Co., VA, Order Book B, p.158. (h) Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk 3, p.311, will of Margaret Anderson. (i) Will of John Anderson, Augusta Co. Will Bk. 6, p.550. (4) Samuel O. Ruff, Arlington, VA. Cites: (a) Mrs. Beverley Suter, Staunton, VA. (5) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.13,361,367-368. FHL #975.591/F2s; Vol. 3, p.177,264,574,591. FHL #975.5916 F2c (1989). Cites: (a) Deed Bk 27, p.43,47. (6) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.114-115,308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (7) 'Virginia Land Records from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, the William and Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly' (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1984), 'Early Settlers in the Valley of Virginia,' by Charles E. Kemper, p.711. Cites: (a) PA Archives, 3rd series, Vol. 24. Birth: (3) s/o Margaret ANDERSON. Believe John was her oldest son. (3c) Brother of George, James and William ANDERSON. (6) Of Scotch-Irish descent. Marriage to Jane __: (1) Was married before coming to Orange Co., VA 1740. (3) (6) Jean. Death: (1,3) Will dtd 4 Mar 1779, proved 20 Feb 1787, Augusta Co., VA. (6) Will dtd 1787, probated 1789 at Staunton, VA. Burial: (3) Said to have been buried in the old cemetery near the Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA. (2,3g) Scotch Presbyterian who came from Ulster, Ireland, to the Port of Philadelphia. (2) Came with wife Jean (Jane), and daughters Esther, Mary, and Margaret. (2,3) Lived in Lancaster Co., PA. (2,3) Probably lived in Chester Co., PA, East Nottingham Twp. about 1736-1738. (7a) 1737, 28 Feb: John ANDERSON patented 100 acres of land in Lancaster Co., PA. (3) c.1738: (3c) Four brothers, John, James, George and William ANDERSON settled in the Old Stone Church neighborhood of Augusta Co., VA. They were among the first settlers of Augusta Co. and came from PA. (6) Probably came to VA from PA with the first wave of Scotch-Irish immigration which followed in the wake of John LEWIS, the pioneer settler of Augusta Co., VA. Seven or eight heads of families who bore the name of ANDERSON were among the earliest settlers of Augusta Co., VA. Whether related to each other in any degree is not definitely known, but four of them, John, George, William and James, settled in the Stone Church neighborhood and are believed to have been brothers. The other ANDERSON referred to settled on Borden's grant in what is now Rockbridge Co. and are not believed to have been related to those who located on or near Middle River in Augusta Co. (2) 1738, 3 Jun: Acquired by grant 747 acres in Augusta Co., VA, believed to be a farm on Middle River, where the Valley turnpike crosses. (4) Settled in the area of the Augusta Stone Church, Fort Defiance, Augusta Co., VA, at Verona. (6) 1738, 5 Jun: William BEVERLY deeded to John ANDERSON 748 acres which is believed to have been the home farm upon which he lived and died. This land is located in Middle River at the crossing by the Valley turnpike and the Valley railroad. That portion of his estate where he resided was later the property of Andrew BOWLING. (3) The brothers John, James, George and William ANDERSON received from King George II grants of large tracts of land in Augusta Co., VA, as early as 1738. (7) 1738: He bought 740 acres of land from William BEVERLEY on Middle River, 7 miles NE of present Staunton, VA. (3g) 1740, 22 May: George ANDERSON came into Orange Co., VA court and saith, that he imported himself, Elizabeth his wife, William, Margaret and John and Francis ANDERSON from Ireland to Philadelphia, and from thence into this Colony. (3e) The John ANDERSON imported by George was probably not his brother because the latter proved his own importation before the Orange Co., VA court for himself, wife Jean (Jane) and his daughters Esther, Mary and Margaret, and George's son John was not born until 1746. The imported John must have been his father, who may have died in PA, or he may have come to Augusta Co., and if he did not acquire real property in VA, did not have an estate to be settled. (NOTE: This argument is flawed because the fact that John proved his own imporation is no proof that he is not the same one imported by George. It was common practice in VA imporation claims to claim the same people more than once, and those claimed by another often went on to make their own claims. See notes under early Tidewater VA immigrants.) (5) 1740, 10 Jun: John ANDERSON was granted 400 acres on a branch of North River of Shanando, called Anderson's Branch. (6) 1742: A soldier in Capt. John SMITH's Co. of militia, Augusta Co., VA. (5,6) 1745, 9 Dec: (7) 1745: (5,6,7) At the formation of Augusta Co., VA, John ANDERSON one of the first justices of the county court. (5) 1747, 17 Sep: John ANDERSON and Jane his wife deed to Charles CAMPBELL, farmer, for 50 pounds current money of VA, 400 acres on a branch of North River of Shenando, called Anderson's branch, granted to John, 10 Jun 1740. Teste: James PORTEUS and Benj. JOHNSTON. Acknowledged, 17 Sep 1747. (6) 1756: A soldier in Capt. CHRISTIAN's company of milita, Augusta Co., VA. (5) 1770, Mar: A judgement was recorded in the Augusta Co., VA court in the case of John ANDERSON, assignee of Robert ANDERSON and George ANDERSON, vs. Christian BINGAMAN, for debt. Writ issued Aug 1766. Bond dyd 8 Jul 1764. Assigned by George ANDERSON 10 Jul 1765. Assigned by Robert ANDERSON 19 Apr 1766. (6) 1772: Joan POAGE conveyed 27 acres of land upon which the old Stone Church stands to the Rev. John CRAIG and the session of the church. John ANDERSON is named in the deed next after Parson CRAIG. From that it is inferred that he was one of the first Elders of Old Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, VA. His son-in-law Capt. James ALLEN was also named as a member of the session, and 3 or 4 names are listed between him and John ANDERSON. James ALLEN is known to have been an elder as early as 1746. The fact that John ANDERSON preceeds him in the deed indicates he was not only the senior elder of the church at that time, but one of the first elders originally elected. (3) The ANDERSON brothers were staunch supported of the Old Stone Church as long as they lived. (1) Later was President of Augusta Stone Church. (5) 1773, May: John ANDERSON vs. S. MATHEWS, Mathew and James LOCKHART, Augusta Co., VA court. Chancery write dated 29 Jun 1769. James LOCKHART was Sampson MATHEWS' father-in-law in 1765. Orator became joint security with MATHEWS on bond of James LOCKHART and Randall LOCKHART for collection of public levy in 1765. Sometime after securities asked G. JONES and P. HOG to liquidate the account of the LOCKHARTs, when a considerable defalcation was found. Patrick LOCKHART was son to James. James ALLEN was son-in-law of John ANDERSON. Robert BRATTPN, aged 60 years, 20 May 1772. Silas HART, aged 50 years and upwards, 20 May 1772. Randall LOCKHART was son to James. William CROW, aged 30 years and upwards, 22 Aug 1772. James ALLEN's deposition taken in Botetourt, 1771. Hugh ALLEN was James' brother. (1a,3i,5) 1779, 4 Mar: John ANDERSON wrote his will. Left to wife Jane the mare called the Carolina mare. Named son William, in case he return from his journey. Left to his son Andrew a tract adjoining John PATTERSON. Names sons Robert, James. Names John, infant son of son William. Names sons-in-law James ALLEN, William CRAIG. Executors, sons James and Andrew. Teste: James ANDERSON, James BLAIR, George ANDERSON. (6) Wrote his will in 1787. (NOTE: This is the date it was proved.) (5a) 1782, 1 Jun: On Long Glade patented to John ANDERSON and became property of MUSTOE and CHAMBERS, 27 acres patented to Samuel ANDERSON. (5) 1788, 21 Oct: Augusta Co., VA deed: Samuel ANDERSON and Sarah, wife of Samuel, heir-at-law of his son, James ANDERSON Jr., deceased, to Anthony MUSTOE and Wm. CHAMBERS, on Long Glade, 200 acres devised to said James by his grandfather, James ANDERSON Sr., and conveyed to James Sr. by John ANDERSON, 17 Feb 1762; 34 acres patented to Samuel ANDERSON, 1 Jun 1782. (5) 1785, 25 Jun: John ANDERSON deed to his son Andrew ANDERSON, Augusta Co., VA. Delivered: William ANDERSON, the present owner, 8 Jul 1815. (1a,5) 1786, 17 May: Wrote codicil to his will, transfering slaves from son James to son Andrew. Teste: James and George ANDERSON. (1a,3i,5) 1787, 20 Feb: His will was proved, Augusta Co., VA, by James and George ANDERSON. (5) Andrew ANDERSON qualified as executor. (6) 1789: Will probated at Staunton, VA. (5a) 1790, 19 Oct: Andrew and Martha ANDERSON and James and Margaret ALLEN deed to John GRINER, Augusta Co., VA, part of a tract patented to John ANDERSON, dec'd, and by him conveyed in his lifetime to Andrew and James.¹ GKJ-6.

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     Jane 'Jean' (?) married John Anderson, son of John Anderson and Margaret (?).¹

Jane 'Jean' (?) died at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Jane 'Jean' (?) was buried at Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; UID BA07CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F396E7A.¹ GKJ-6.

; (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Will of John Anderson dtd 4 Mar 1779, filed 20 Feb 1787, Staunton, Augusta Co., VA, Will Book 6, p.550. (b) 'Annals of Augusta Co.,' by Chalkley, Vol. III, p.177. (2) 'Anderson Genealogy,' by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916), typed manuscript from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976. (3) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.114-115,308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw. Marriage to John Anderson: (1) Was married before coming to Orange Co., VA 1740. (2,3.)¹

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     Patrick Crawford was born at Ireland.¹ He married Sally Wilson.¹

Patrick Crawford died circa 1787 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) 'Annals of Augusta County, Virginia,' by Chalkley, Vol. I, p.147. (b) 'Supplement to the Annals of Augusta Co.' (2) 'Annals of Augusta County from 1726 to 1871,' by Joseph Addison Waddell (C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA 1902) p.207-208. FHL #1000,633, item 2. (3) 'Virginia Ancestors and Adventurers,' Vol. 2, p.90. Cites: (a) Order Book 2 1739-1741, Orange Co., VA. (4) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) FHL #975.591/F2s. Vol. 1, p.65,255,370. Vol. 2, p.97. Vol. 3, p.178-179. (5) 'Descendants of Alexander and Mary McPheeters Crawford,' by Amanda Forbes and Lucetta Simmis (1980) p.2-3. Cites: (a) Mrs. John Gamble, d/o William McPheeters Jr.. (b) Papers of Mrs. Mildred Crawford, Augusta Co. Historical Soc.. (6) 'Early Western Augusta Pioneers,' by George W. Cleek (1957) p.341,342. FHL #975.591 D2cg. Cites: (a) Orange Co., VA, Order Bk II, p.211. (b) Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk VII, p.31. (7) 'Virginia Land Records from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, the William and Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly' (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1984), 'Early Settlers in the Valley of Virginia,' by Charles E. Kemper, p.711,720. Cites: (a) PA Archives, 3rd series, Vol. 24. Birth: (1) Scotland. (2) North of Ireland. (5a,6) s/o William CRAWFORD/Mary DOUGLAS. (5b) Believed to be s/o William CRAWFORD. (4) Brother of James CRAWFORD who married Elizabeth ROBERTSON. (7) s/o Ann CRAWFORD. Marriage to Sally WILSON: (1) Scotland. (2,6) Death: (1) c.1787, Augusta Co., VA. (2,4,6b) Will proved in Augusta Co. court 18 Dec 1787, dtd 4 Dec 1786. (5a) Came to Lancaster Co., PA from Ireland sometime before 1737 with his brothers and sisters. (3) Moved from Ireland to Philadelphia. (7a) 1736, 21 Mar: Patrick CRAWFORD patented 200 acres of land in Lancaster Co., PA. (5b) 1737: Came to VA. He and brothers George, James and Alexander were living in Augusta Co., VA by 1740. (3,6) Moved to Orange Co., VA before 24 Jul 1740. (7) Settled in present Augusta Co., VA in 1738. (5b,6) 1740, 24 Jul: (5b) Patrick CRAWFORD, Ann, James, George, Margret and Mary CRAWFORD, listed in importations, Orange Co., VA. (6a) Proved his importation, bringing with him Ann, James, George, Margaret and Mary CRAWFORD, Orange Co., VA. (4) 1754, 24 Aug: Patrick CRAWFORD vs. Thomas STORY, Augusta Co., VA court. James RANDOLPH, a witness, about to leave the colony. (2) 1756: Was a member of Capt. James ALLEN's company of militia, Augusta Co., VA. (2) 1757, 2 Sep: Fined at court martial for not appearing at muster. (2) Lived on a farm on Middle River, owned by his descendant John H. CRAWFORD. (Augusta Co., VA). (4,6b) 1786, 4 Dec: (4) Wrote his will, leaving a tract purchased of Madam WOOD to his twin sons James and William. Names sons John, George, James; daughters Martha, Mary; grandson George McCHESNEY. Teste: John POAGE, James CRAWFORD, Alexander ROBERTSON. Estate appraised by John GIVENS, Jr., Robert KENNY, James RANKIN, George CRAWFORD. (6b) Mentions Goerge, John, James and William (twins), daughters Martha and Mary; grandson George McCHESNEY; and 'other children have received their part.' Executors sons George and John. (4,6b) 1787, 18 Dec: Will recorded, Augusta Co., VA. (2) His personal estate, including slaves, amounted to 2,462 pounds, 3s, 7d. (4) 1788, 22 Oct: Augusta Co., VA court appoints James McCHESNEY guardian of his son George, infant under 14 years, who is legatee of Patrick CRAWFORD. (4) 1805, 18 Jun: Daniel FALL of Augusta Co., VA vs. John CRAWFORD, case filed in Circuit Court. Patrick CRAWFORD of Augusta died testate, but intestate as to much of his estate. He left children and grandchildren, among them Margaret CRAWFORD, wife of complainant and daughter of John CRAWFORD, who at Patrick's death was infant and only child of Margaret CRAWFORD, one of daughters of Patrick had married John CRAWFORD and died before Patrick. Matty ANDERSON deposes that John CRAWFORD married her sister, who died shortly after birth of her first child. Before death she wished her sister Betsey ROBERTSON to take the child. FALL's wife had an aunt McFEETERS.¹ GKJ-5. Unrecognized GEDCOM data: UID CB28CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39A079.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID BC07CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39709A.¹

     Sally Wilson married Patrick Crawford, son of Col. William Crawford and Mary (Ann) Douglas.¹

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     Col. William Crawford married Mary (Ann) Douglas at Scotland.¹
Col. William Crawford was born in 1692 at co. Lanark, Scotland.¹
Col. William Crawford died in 1761.¹
      ; Sources: (1) 'Early Western Augusta Pioneers,' by George W. Cleek (1957) p.341. FHL #975.591 D2cg. (2) 'Descendants of Alexander and Mary McPheeters Crawford,' by Amanda Forbes and Lucetta Simmis (1980) p.2-3. Cites: (a) Mrs. John Gamble, d/o William McPheeters Jr.. (b) Papers of Mrs. Mildred Crawford, Augusta Co. Historical Soc.. (3) Ancestral File, FHL, 1995. Caroline Crawford Howard, 3431 Airlie St., Charlotte, NC 28205. Birth: (1) Of Scottish ancestry. (2b) 1692, Lanarkshire, Scotland. (3) Abt 1703, Scotland. Marriage to Mary Douglas: (1,2a,b) Scotland. Death: (2a) Presumed he died in Ireland. (2b) 1761, killed on the Ohio River while trading with the Indians. (2b) Graduated, University of Edinburgh. (2b) Civil engineer. (2b) Colonel of Scottish Royal Guards. (1,2b) Moved to Northern Ireland. (2a) Moved to Londonderry, Ireland, or in that vicinity. (2b) 1723: Came to Pennsylvania. Settled in Lancaster Co. (1) The Crawfords came to PA. (2b) 1723, 20 Dec: John Alexander, Samuel Crawford and William Crawford lived at Octoraro, Lancaster Co., PA and were traders. (2b) 1736/7: Moved to Augusta Co., VA. Settled at the base of Little North Mountain, now called Crawford Mountain, near Buffalo Gap. (2b) Established a smith and manufactured farming implements, guns, sabres and domestic utensils. (2b) A surveyor. (2b) 1745, 23 May: Listed in importations, Orange Co., VA Order Book IV, p.330. (NOTE: Father or son?) (2b) 1761, 17 Sep: Purchased from Thomas Lewis 370 acres patented to Lewis 9 Oct 1753 in Forks of James on First and Second Run, George Rutledge's land. Delivered to George Crawford, devisee of William Crawford, 13 Jan 1784.¹ GKJ-6. Unrecognized GEDCOM data: UID CF28CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39A4B9.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 1C08CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39D1A9.¹

     Mary (Ann) Douglas married Col. William Crawford at Scotland.¹
Mary (Ann) Douglas was born in 1694 at Scotland.¹
Mary (Ann) Douglas died in 1726 at Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
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; (1) 'Descendants of Alexander and Mary McPheeters Crawford,' by Amanda Forbes and Lucetta Simmis (1980) p.2-3. Cites: (a) Mrs. John Gamble, d/o William McPheeters Jr.. (b) Papers of Mrs. Mildred Crawford, Augusta Co. Historical Soc.. (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1995. Caroline Crawford Howard, 3431 Airlie St., Charlotte, NC 28205. (3) 'Virginia Land Records from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, the William and Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly' (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1984), 'Early Settlers in the Valley of Virginia,' by Charles E. Kemper, p.720. Cites: (a) PA Archives, 3rd series, Vol. 24. Birth: (1b) 1694. (2) Abt 1707. Marriage to William Crawford: (1a,b) Scotland. Death: (1a) Presumed she died in Ireland. (1b) 1726, Lancaster Co., PA. (3a) 1736, 31 Mar: Ann CRAWFORD granted 64 acres of land in Lancaster Co., PA. She was evidently the mother of Patrick, James, George and Alexander CRAWFORD, all of whom settled in Augusta Co., VA prior to 1748.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: UID D128CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39A6D9.¹

     Margaret Anderson was born between 1735 and 1740.¹ She married Capt. James Allen, son of William Allen, before 1756.¹

      ; (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, 7105 E. Powers Ave., Greenwood Village, CO 80111. Cites: (a) Annals of Augusta Co., by Chalkey, Vol. III, p.177. (b) 'Annals of Augusta County, Virginia 1726-1871,' by Joseph Addison Waddell (Staunton, VA, 1902) p.38-39. (2) 'Anderson Genealogy,' by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916, typed manuscript from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976. (3) E.R. Bell, 100 Andrew, Springdale, AR 72764. (4) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.368. FHL #975.591/F2s. Cites: (a) John Anderson vs. S. Mathews, Mathew and James Lockhart, Augusta Co., VA court (B). Chancery writ dated 29 Jun 1769. (5) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.309. FHL #975.5 H2bw. Birth: (1) Abt. 1735. (2) Came from Ulster, Ireland, with her parents bef. 1736. (1,2,5) d/o John ANDERSON/Jean (Jane). (5) Believed to have been the eldest child. Born prior to 1740, between 1735/1740, because no records of her baptism occurs in the register of Rev. John CRAIG, and her first child was born 1756. Marriage to James ALLEN: (1) John ALLEN, before 1756. (3,5) Capt. James ALLEN. (4) James ALLEN was son-in-law of John ANDERSON, 1769. (1b) John ANDERSON came from Ulster, Ireland, to the Port of Philadelphia with wife Jean (Jane), and daughters Esther, Mary, and Margaret.¹ GKJ-5. Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID FE09CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39B4D8.¹

     John Anderson was christened on 19 October 1740 at Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
John Anderson died before 1786.¹
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; (1) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.312. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (2) 'The Tinkling Spring: Headwater of Freedom, A Study of the Church and Her People 1732-1952,' by Howard McKnight Wilson, Appendix F, record of baptisms 1740-1749 by Rev. John Craig, p.470. Birth: (1) s/o John Anderson/Jean. (2) s/o John ANDERSON. Baptism: (1,2) 19 Oct 1740. (1) Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA. (1,2) By Rev. John Craig. Death: (1) Died young? Not mentioned in his father's will.¹

     Gen. Robert Anderson was christened on 15 November 1741 at Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married an unknown person circa November 1765 at Virginia, USA.¹
He married an unknown person in 1792 at Charleston, Charleston Co., South Carolina, USA.¹
He married an unknown person in 1804 at Pendleton, Anderson Co., South Carolina, USA.¹

Gen. Robert Anderson died on 17 December 1808 at Pendleton, Anderson Co., South Carolina, USA, at age 67.¹
      ; (1) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.114-115,312-313. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (2) 'Annals of Augusta County 1726-1871,' by Joseph Addison Waddell (2nd. ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902). FHL film #1000,633, item 2. (3) 'Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840,' by John Vogt & T. William Kethley Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v. (4) Patrick J. Anderson, 'The Everett Anderson Memorial Collection of Colonial Virginia Anderson Families' (http://members.aol.com/patander73/home.html, 1998). (5) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.361. (6) Arlis Anderson Renfro, Vancouver, WA (1998). Cites: (a) Genealogy by Dorothy York?, received from Theresa Hodge, thodge@magicnet.net. (b) K. Bushman. (7) 'The Tinkling Spring: Headwater of Freedom, A Study of the Church and Her People 1732-1952,' by Howard McKnight Wilson, Appendix F, record of baptisms 1740-1749 by Rev. John Craig, p.470. Birth: (1,2) s/o John ANDERSON. (2) Oldest son. (7) s/o John ANDERSON. Baptism: (1,7) 15 Nov 1741. (1) Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA. (1,7) By Rev. John CRAIG. Marriage to Ann THOMPSON: (1) 4 Nov 1765. (2) (3) Robert ANDERSON obtained a marriage license 4 Nov 1765, Augusta Co., VA. No return. (6) Virginia Ann THOMPSON. Marriage to Lydia Turpin MAVERICK: (6) 1792, Charleston, SC. Marriage to Jane Harris REESE: (6) 1804, Pendleton, SC. Death: (4) 17 Dec 1808, Pendleton Dist., SC. (6) Bef 1813, Pendleton, Anderson Co., SC. (5) 1770, Mar: A judgement was recorded in the Augusta Co., VA court in the case of John ANDERSON, assignee of Robert ANDERSON and George ANDERSON, vs. Christian BINGAMAN, for debt. Writ issued Aug 1766. Bond dtd 8 Jul 1764. Assigned by George ANDERSON 10 Jul 1765. Assigned by Robert ANDERSON 19 Apr 1766. (1,2) Moved to SC a few years before the Revolutionary War. (1) Settled in the western part of SC near Pendleton. He first located on Long Cane Creek in what was later Abbeville Co. (1) After the massacre in the neighborhhod of Fort Ninety-six, he removed to the Waxhaws, later Lancaster Co., SC. (1) After quiet was restored near Fort Ninety-six, he returned to that neighborhood, finally making his permanent home near Pendleton. (1,2) Served as Colonel under Gen. Andrew PICKENS during Revolutionary War in South Carolina. (1) Gen. PICKENS was his friend and neighbor. (1) After the Revolution, he was made General of the SC State Militia. (1,2) Anderson Co., SC was named for him.¹

     Jane 'Jean' Anderson was christened on 29 April 1744 at Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Lt. Hugh Allen, son of William Allen, on 6 November 1765 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Jane 'Jean' Anderson married an unknown person in 1778 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Jane 'Jean' Anderson died on 9 June 1811 at age 67.¹
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; (1) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.314. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (2) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Annals of Augusta Co., by Chalkey, Vol. III, p.177. (3) Arlis Anderson Renfro, Vancouver, WA (1998). Cites: (a) Genealogy by Dorothy York?, received from Theresa Hodge, thodge@magicnet.net. (4) 'The Tinkling Spring: Headwater of Freedom, A Study of the Church and Her People 1732-1952,' by Howard McKnight Wilson, Appendix F, record of baptisms 1740-1749 by Rev. John Craig, p.470. Birth: (1,3) d/o John ANDERSON/Jean. (4) d/o John ANDERSON. Baptism: (1,4) 29 Apr 1744. (1) Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA. (1,4) By Rev. John CRAIG. Marriage to Hugh ALLEN: (1,3) 6 Nov 1765. Marriage to William CRAIG: (1) 1778. (3) Death: (2,3) 9 Jun 1811. (NOTE: Same date of death given for husband William CRAIG.)¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID D928CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39AE59.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 060ACAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39BD67.¹

     Capt. James Anderson was buried at Old Carmel Church Cemetery, Anderson Co., South Carolina, USA.¹ He was christened on 6 March 1748 at Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married an unknown person circa December 1771 at Virginia, USA.¹

Capt. James Anderson died on 9 September 1813 at Pendleton, Anderson Co., South Carolina, USA, at age 65.¹
      ; (1) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.114-115,314-315. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (2) 'Annals of Augusta County From 1726 to 1871,' by Joseph Addison Waddell (2nd. Ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902). FHL film #1000,633, item 2. (3) 'Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840,' by John Vogt & T. William Kethley Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v. (4) Arlis Anderson Renfro, Vancouver, WA (1998). Cites: (a) Genealogy by Dorothy York?, received from Theresa Hodge, thodge@magicnet.net. (5) 'The Tinkling Spring: Headwater of Freedom, A Study of the Church and Her People 1732-1952,' by Howard McKnight Wilson, Appendix F, record of baptisms 1740-1749 by Rev. John Craig, p.470. Birth: (1,4) s/o John ANDERSON/Jean. (2) Third s/o John ANDERSON. (4) 16 Mar 1747/8. (NOTE: Baptism date.) Augusta Co., VA. (5) s/o John ANDERSON. Baptism: (1,5) 6 Mar 1748. (1) Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA. (5) By Rev. John CRAIG. Marriage to Agnes CRAIG: (1) 10 Dec 1771. (2) (3) James ANDERSON obtained a marriage license, Augusta Co., VA, 10 Dec 1771. No return. Death: (1,4) 9 Sep 1813. (4) Pendleton, Anderson Co., SC. Burial: (1) Old Carmel Church graveyard not far from Pendleton, SC. (1,2) Moved to South Carolina a few years before the Revolutionary War. (1) Settled first near Rock Mills, in what was then Pendleton District, later Anderson Co., SC. (1) After a few years he moved to the head waters of Rocky River on Beaver Dam Creek. His plantation was later owned by Richard H. ANDERSON, his grandson. (1,2) Was Captain in the American army during the Revolutionary War.¹

     William Anderson was born between 1750 and 1752 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married an unknown person in 1777 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
He married an unknown person in 1779.¹

William Anderson died in July 1817 at Jessamine Co., Kentucky, USA.¹
      ; (1) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.114-115,322. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (2) 'Annals of Augusta County From 1726 to 1871,' by Joseph Addison Waddell (2nd. ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902). LDS film #1000,633, item 2. (3) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.372,373; Vol. 2, p.469; Vol. 3, p.177. FHL #975.591/F2s. (4) Patrick J. Anderson, 'The Everett Anderson Memorial Collection of Colonial Virginia Anderson Families' (http://members.aol.com/patander73/home.html, 1998). (5) Arlis Anderson Renfro, Vancouver, WA (1998). Cites: (a) Genealogy by Dorothy York?, received from Theresa Hodge, thodge@magicnet.net. (b) K. Bushman. Birth: (1) c.1752. (1,5) s/o John ANDERSON/Jean. (2) s/o John ANDERSON. (5) Jul 1750. Marriage to Nancy ROBINS: (5b) Marriage to Mary CRAIG: (1,4) (5) 1777, Augusta Co., VA. (5b) Marriage to Catherine BLAIR: (4) (5) 1779. Death: (4,5) Jul 1817. (4) KY. (5) Jessamine Co., KY. (1,2) Was a Captain during the Revolutionary War. (3) Revolutionary War declaration made Jul 1834 by Samuel BELL in application for pension, Augusta Co., VA, mentions service with Andrew ANDERSON, William ANDERSON and others. Samuel BELL entered the VA line on Continental establishment 8 Mar 1777, was ensign in Capt. McGUIRE's Co. attached to 16th Regiment commanded by Col. William GRAYSON. Promoted to Lt., Capt. Thomas BELL's Co. in same regiment. Was at Battle of Brandywine, Germantown, Guilford, Hotwater. (3) 1779, 4 Mar: His father's will states 'in case he return from his journey.' (3) 1779, Mar: Judgement recorded in the case of Mathew EDMINSTON vs. George ANDERSON, Augusta Co., VA. Allat. (NOTE: ?) 16 Apr 1776. Defendant 'some time ago of this County.' Levied in hands of Wm. ANDERSON, son to John. (3) 1779, May: Judgement recorded in caas of Benj. MORGASON vs. Wm. ANDERSON, son of John, Augusta Co., VA. Writ issued 28 Mar 1774. (1,2) 1784: Moved to Kentucky. (2) Moved with the TRIMBLEs, MOFFETTS, and others.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 0C0ACAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39C3C7.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 0E0ACAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39C5E7.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID DD28CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39B299.¹

     Capt. James Allen was born in 1716.¹ He married Margaret Anderson, daughter of John Anderson and Jane 'Jean' (?), before 1756.¹

Capt. James Allen died in 1810.¹
      ; (1) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.309. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (2) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.368. FHL #975.591/F2s; Vol. 3, p.591. Cites: (a) Deed Bk 27, p.47. (4) Arlis Anderson Renfro, Vancouver, WA (1998). Cites: (a) Genealogy by Dorothy York?, received from Theresa Hodge, thodge@magicnet.net. Birth: (1) Age 94 at death in 1810 (b. 1716). s/o William ALLEN. Death: (1) 1810. (1) His father William ALLEN was among the earliest settlers in Augusta Co., VA. (4) His father William ALLEN came from Ireland and settled in Augusta Co., VA near the place now called Willow Spout about 8 miles north of Staunton. (1) c.1746: James ALLEN is known to have been an elder of Augusta Stone Church as early as 1746. At his death in 1810, he had been an elder 64 years. (1) 1756: Captain of militia, Augusta Co., VA. (1) Participated in the Battle of Point Pleasant. (1) 1772: Joan POAGE conveyed 27 acres of land upon which the old Stone Church stands to the Rev. John CRAIG and the session of the church. Capt. James ALLEN was named as a member of the session. (2) 1773, May: John ANDERSON vs. S. MATHEWS, Mathew and James LOCKHART, Augusta Co., VA court. Chancery writ dated 29 Jun 1769. James ALLEN was son-in-law of John ANDERSON. James ALLEN's deposition taken in Botetourt, 1771. Hugh ALLEN was James' brother. (2a) 1790, 19 Oct: Andrew and Martha ANDERSON and James and Margaret ALLEN deed to John GRINER, Augusta Co., VA, part of a tract patented to John ANDERSON, dec'd, and by him conveyed in his lifetime to Andrew and James.¹ GKJ-5.

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     Lt. Hugh Allen married Jane 'Jean' Anderson, daughter of John Anderson and Jane 'Jean' (?), on 6 November 1765 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Lt. Hugh Allen died circa 10 October 1774 at Point Pleasant, Mason Co., West Virginia, USA.¹
      ; (1) 'Early Western Augusta County Pioneers,' by George W. Cleek, p.338. (2) 'Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800,' by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.368. Vol. 3, p.184. FHL #975.591/F2s. Cites: (a) John Anderson vs. S. Mathews, Mathew and James Lockhart, Augusta Co., VA court (B). Chancery writ dated 29 Jun 1769. (3) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.314. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (4) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Janet Broadbent, Los Altos, CA. Birth: (2a) Hugh ALLEN was James ALLEN's brother. Death: (1) Killed at the Battle of Point Pleasant, 1774. (NOTE: The Battle of Point Pleasant, ending Dunmore's War, was fought 10 Oct 1774 at what is now Point Pleasant, Mason Co., West Virginia.) (3) Of Augusta Co., VA. (4a) Was in Col. Charles LEWIS's Regiment. (2) c.1789: Hugh ALLEN's estate in account with the administrator: Paid to William CRAIG, who married the widow, her 1/3. Paid to Capt. John CAMPBELL for soldier's bounty. Paid to Robert RHODES for schooling orphans. Paid to Archibald DIXON for soldier's bounty. Date not given - between entries of 22 Apr 1789 and 30 May 1789.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID E328CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39B8F9.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 060ACAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39BD67.¹