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     Mary L. Crawford was born at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married an unknown person on 19 March 1835 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹

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; (1) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.311. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (2) 'Second Marriage Record of Augusta County, VA 1813-1850,' by D.A.R.4 (McClure Press, Verona, VA, 1972) p.57. (3) 'Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840,' by John Vogt & T. William Kethley Jr., p.264. FHL #975.5916 V2v. Birth: (1) d/o John Crawford/Rebecca Allen. Marriage to Dr. Edward G. Moorman: (1) (2,3) 19 Mar 1835, Augusta Co., VA, by Rev. Conrad Speece of Augusta Stone Presbyterian Church.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 8D29CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F3963A8.¹

     Rebecca Crawford married an unknown person.¹
She was born at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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; (1) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.311. FHL #975.5 H2bw. Birth: (1) d/o John Crawford/Rebecca Allen. Marriage to Stuart McClung: (1.)¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 8F29CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F3965C8.¹

     Esther Anderson was born before 1736.¹
      ; (1) '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. Birth: (1,2) Came with her parents from Ulster, Ireland before 1736. Death: (2) Not named in her father's will dtd 4 Mar 1779. (1) John ANDERSON came from Ulster, Ireland, to the Port of Philadelphia with wife Jean (Jane), and daughters Esther, Mary, and Margaret.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID DF29CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39B5C8.¹

     Mary Anderson was born before 1736.¹
      ; (1) 'Annals of Augusta Co., VA, 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. Birth: (1,2) Came with parents from Ulster, Ireland before 1736. Death: (2) Not named in her father's will dtd 4 Mar 1779. (1) John ANDERSON came from Ulster, Ireland, to the Port of Philadelphia with wife Jean (Jane), and daughters Esther, Mary, and Margaret.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID E129CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39B7E8.¹

     John Anderson was born at Ulster, Ireland.¹ He married Margaret (?) at Ulster, Ireland.¹

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; (1) 'Anderson Genealogy,' by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916, typed manuscript from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976. Cites: (a) Orange Co., VA Order Book B, p.158, 22 May 1740, statement of George Anderson. (b) Elizabeth Thurman Edington of Tucson, AZ, deceased 1952. Left records to cousin J. Eugene Lewis of Chattanooga, TN. Birth: (1) Family tradition says that the children of the Rev. James ANDERSON, a Presbyterian minister from Scotland who came to New Castle, PA, claimed a relationship with the families of the ANDERSON brothers, John, James, George and William. The children of Rev. James ANDERSON who settled in Augusta Co., VA were John ANDERSON (b. 12 Jan 1724, m. Anna IRVINE or ERWIN) and Susannah ANDERSON (b. 14 Sep 1725, m. Col. John WOODS of Albemarle Co., VA). Marriage to Margaret __: (1) (1a) 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. (1b) 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.)¹

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     Margaret (?) married John Anderson at Ulster, Ireland.¹
Margaret (?) was born at Ulster, Ireland.¹
Margaret (?) died between 1761 and 1764 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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; (1) 'Anderson Genealogy,' by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916, typed manuscript from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976. Cites: (a) Will of Margaret Anderson, Augusta Co., VA Will Bk 3, p.311, dtd 4 May 1761, proved 20 Mar 1764. (b) Augusta Co., VA Court Record Dec 1757, sworn statment of Margaret Anderson. (c) Orange Co., VA, Order Book B, p.158, 22 May 1740, statement of George Anderson. Marriage to __ ANDERSON: (1) Death: (1a) Will dtd 4 May 1761, proved 20 Mar 1764, Augusta Co., VA. (1) Came to Port of Philadelphia from Ulster, Ireland. (1) Lived for a while in Lancaster Co, PA. (1) Probably lived in East Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA. (1c) 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. (1b) 1757, Dec: Margaret ANDERSON deposed in Augusta Co., VA that she knew a Mr. FRANCIS in Chester Co., PA, about 1736-1738. (1a) 1761, 4 May: Margaret ANDERSON wrote her will. She left her entire estate to her granddaughter Margaret ANDERSON CLENDENNING and the latter's 2 children, Hannah Anderson CLENDENNING and John CLENDENNING. (1a) 1764, 20 Mar: Will proved, Augusta Co., VA.¹

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     George Anderson was born at Ulster, Ireland.¹ He married an unknown person on 5 October 1738 at Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

George Anderson died between 1788 and 1789 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; (1) 'Anderson Genealogy,' by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916, typed manuscript from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976. Cites: (a) Lyman C. Draper Collection, letter of George Christian. (b) Virginia Land Office Records 1738-1747. (c) Augusta Co., VA Court record, Dec 1757, sworn statment of Margaret Anderson. (d) Orange Co., VA, Order Book B, p.158, 22 May 1740, statement of George Anderson. (e) Records of Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, VA, made by Rev. John Craig 1740-1749. (f) Will of Margaret Anderson, Augusta Co., VA Will Book 3, p.311. (g) Will of George Anderson, Augusta Co., VA, Will Book 7, p.144, dtd 12 Jun 1784, proved 21 Apr 1789. (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.13,339,361,372. Vol. 3, p.184. FHL #975.591/F2s. (3) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (4) 'Virginia Tax Records from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, William and Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly' (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1983; rpt. Broduerbund Software, 1997, CD174, Virginia Vital Records No. 1) 'Orange County Tithe Lists.' (5) Richard Cottrell. R-mail: rjc@web-access.net (1999). Birth: (1a) Brother of John, William and James ANDERSON. (1) s/o Margaret ANDERSON. Marriage to Elizabeth McDOWELL: (1d) Wife Elizabeth came with him from Ulster, Ireland. (5) 5 Oct 1738, Lancaster Co., PA, by Rev. John Casper Stoever. Death: (1g,2) Will dtd 12 Jun 1784, proved 21 Apr 1789, Augusta Co., VA. (2) Codicil to will dtd 9 Jun 1788. Burial: (1) Said to have been buried in the old cemetery near Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA. (1d) Came from Ireland and landed at the port of Philadelphia. (1) Lived for a while in Lancaster Co., PA. (1) Probably lived in East Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA. (4) 1734: George ANDERSON Senr., John UNDERWOOD and George ANDERSON Jur. listed next to each other on Orange Co., VA tithe list. [NOTE: One of these was George ANDERSON, later of Bedford Co., VA, where he d. 1778. He had a son George, but he seems to be a bit too young to be listed as a titheable this date. Could George Jr. be this George? Were they related, say Uncle and Nephew? In 1739, only one George ANDERSON was on the tithe list, and was the other George. Augusta Co., VA created 1745 from Orange Co.] (1) c.1738: (1a) 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. (3) 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 ANDERSONs 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. (1) 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. (1d) 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, at his own charges, and that this is ye first time of his proving his rights, in order to obtain land which is ordered to be certified. (2) 1745, 10 Dec: At the first court upon the formation of Augusta Co., VA, James LESLEY was appointed Constable vice William BASKINS in George ANDERSON's Co. (1a) Lived in Middle River, Augusta Co., VA. (1) The ANDERSON brothers were staunch supported of the Old Stone Church as long as they lived. (2) 1763: In the case of McPHEETERS vs. ANDERSON, Augusta Co., VA court, it was stated that 'George ANDERSON is a soldier.' The judgement was recorded in the court of Jun 1764. (2) 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. (2) 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. [NOTE: Does this mean this George ANDERSON left the county some time ago, or has been there since some time ago, or does it apply to another George?] (1g,2) 1784, 12 Jun: Wrote his will. Left to his grandson George ANDERSON, infant son of his deceased son William, 100 acres where William lived, adjoining Paterson's Island. Names sons George and James executors. Names grandson George ANDERSON, infant son of his deceased son John. Names sons-in-law Gilbert CHRISTIAN, Adam GUTHERY, James ANDIDDLE, and William ANDERSON. Names daughter Jane. (1g) The will mentions grandchildren Elizabeth, Mary, Robert, Jane and Nancy ANDERSON. Teste: James ANDERSON, William ANDERSON, William BROOKS. [NOTE: Source 2 says these items pertain to the codicil dtd 1788. See notes below.] (1) His will does not give the names of his daughters who were the wives of the sons-in-law mentioned. (2) Teste: Robert KENNEY, James MAGONEL, Andrew ANDERSON. (2) 1788, 9 Jun: Wrote codicil to his will. The 100 acres left to his grandson George was now divided between him and his mother Margaret, and at her marriage or death, her 50 acres were to go to his grandchildren Elizabeth, Mary, Margaret, Robert, Jane, and Nancy ANDERSON. Teste: James ANDERSON, William ANDERSON, William BROOKS. (1g,2) 1789, 21 Apr: Will Proved, Augusta Co., VA.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 8E0ACAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F3945E7.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID E729CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39BD48.¹

     James Anderson married an unknown person.¹
He was born at Ulster, Ireland.¹
James Anderson died between 1776 and 1779 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; (1) 'Anderson Genealogy,' by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916), typed manuscript from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976. Cites: (a) Lyman C. Draper Collection, letter of George Christian. (b) Virginia Land Office records 1738-1747. (c) Augusta Co., VA court records, Dec 1757, statement of Margaret Anderson. (d) Will of Margaret Anderson, Augusta Co., VA Will Book 3, p.311. (2) 'Annals of Augusta County, VA, 1726-1871,' by Joseph Addison Waddell (Staunton, VA, 1902) p.38-41. (3) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (4) Susan McNair. E-mail: susiemac@open.org (1998). Cites: (a) Family Bible of Jane Anderson Henninger, daughter of John Anderson/Rebecca Melissa Maxwell. (5) Arlis Anderson Renfro, Vancouver, WA (1998). Cites: (a) Family history, by Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee of Washington D.C. (1896-1930). (b) Family Bible owned by John Anderson, son of Samuel, and later by his descendants. (c) Personal knowledge of Martha Anderson McGee, gd/o Samuel Anderson. (d) Will of James Anderson, Augusta Co., VA. (e) Augusta Co., VA land records. (6) '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.389; Vol. 3, p.154,579, 585. (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: (1) s/o Margaret ANDERSON. (1a) Brother of John, George and William ANDERSON. (5a) A Scotch-Irish Presbyterian. Marriage to Jean __: (5) Death: (4,5a) Will dtd 19 Jan 1776, proved 15 Jan 1779. (5) 1779, Augusta Co., VA. Burial: (1) Said to have been buried in the old cemetery near the Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA. (1) Came from Ireland and landed at the port of Philadelphia. (5a) Came from Co. Antrim, Ireland. (1) Lived for a while in Lancaster Co., PA. (1) Probably lived in East Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA. (7a) 1735, 2 Sep: James ANDERSON patented 300 acres of land in Lancaster Co., PA. (1) c.1738: (1a) 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. (3) 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 ANDERSONs 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. (1) 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. (5) 1740, 10 Jun: Granted 400 acres of land lying in that part of Orange County called Augusta on the head of Long Glade of the North River of Shanando. (7) Before 1750 he patented land on Long Glade in Augusta Co., VA. (2) 1740, 1 Sep: Was granted 270 a. in Augusta Co., VA, on a branch of Cathey's River, called Anderson's Branch, for importing 5 persons to VA. (5) The land grant on Cathey's River is not for this James ANDERSON. (1) The ANDERSON brothers were staunch supported of the Old Stone Church as long as they lived. (5) Member of the Colonial Militia, Augusta Co., VA. (6) 1787, 20 Feb: Augusta Co., VA deed: Samuel ANDERSON and Sarah his wife deed to William CURRY part of 137 acres patented to James ANDERSON, deceased (whose heir by will Samuel is), 1 Sep 1780. (NOTE: This deceased James could also be the son of Samuel and Sarah ANDERSON.) (5a,6) 1776, 19 Jan: James ANDERSON wrote his will. (5a) Left all his estate to his son Samuel. Left only 5 shillings apiece to his sons John, George, and James and his two daughters Agnes and Jane. Left 'a negro wench' named Rachel to his wife Jean. Under the law of primogeniture, then prevailing in VA, only the oldest son could inherit the entire estate, so Samuel must have been the eldest. (6) Gave to wife Jean; to son John, 5 shillings; to son George, 5 shillings; to son James, 5 shillings; to daughter Agnis, 5 shillings; to daughter Jane, 5 shillings; to son Samuel, whole estate; to son Samuel's son, James, infant, 200 acres. Executors, George MOFFETT and John YOUNG. Teste: John BLAIR, Isaac CARSON, Peter CHALLE. (5a,6) 1779, 15 Jun: Will proved. (6) Proved by BLAIR and CARSON. Executors refused. Administration granted to Samuel. (6) 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 1782.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID E809CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F399E78.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID E929CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39BF68.¹

     William Anderson was buried at Middle River, Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He was born circa 1721 at Ulster, Ireland.¹ He married an unknown person circa 1742.¹
He married an unknown person circa 1746 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹

William Anderson died in 1794 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; (1) 'Anderson Genealogy,' by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916, typed manuscript from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976. Cites: (a) Lyman C. Draper Collection, letter of George Christian. (b) Virginia Land Office Records 1738-1747. (c) 'History of Orange Co., VA,' by Scott. (d) Elizabeth Thurman Edington of Tucson, AZ, deceased 1952; left her records to cousin Mr. J. Eugene Lewis, Chattanooga, TN. (e) Augusta Co., VA Court record, Dec 1757. Sworn statement of Margaret Anderson. (f) Will of Margaret Anderson, Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk 3, p.311. (g) Will of William Anderson, Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk 8, p.114, dtd 27 Aug 1792, proved Jun 1794. (h) Orange Co., VA, Order Book B, p.158, 22 May 1740, statement of George Anderson. (2) Janet Beall Broadbent, Beall Broadbent Family Org., Inc., 214 Frances Dr., Los Altos, CA 94022. Cites: (a) Unproved will of William Anderson 1780. (b) Will of William Anderson cited in 1g. (c) Will of Margaret Anderson cited in 1f. (d) Anderson Genealogy, 1 above. (e) Records of Augusta Co., VA, by Chalkey, Vol. 3 - Land Grant 1740. (f) Marriages of Augusta Co., VA 1785-1816, by Chalkey, Vol. 1. (3) Samuel O. Ruff, Arlington, VA. Cites: (a) Mrs. Beverley Suter, Staunton, 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). Vol. 1, p.387; Vol. 2, p.166-167; Vol. 3, p.203. FHL #975.591/F2s. (5) 'Gleanings of Virginia History,' by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw. (6) Susan McNair. E-mail: susiemac@open.org (1998). Cites: (a) Family Bible of Jane Anderson Henninger, daughter of John Anderson/Rebecca Melissa Maxwell. (7) Arlis Anderson Renfro, Vancouver, WA (1998). Cites: (a) Sarah Suter, Staunton, VA. Birth: (1) s/o Margaret ANDERSON. Believe William was her youngest son. (1a) Brother of John, George and James ANDERSON. (2) Abt 1721 (assumed), Ulster, Ireland. (5,6a) Believed to have been brother of John, George and James ANDERSON. (6a) s/o John ANDERSON/Margaret. Marriage to Mary REID: (1,2) Had an unnamed 1st wife. (6a) Mary REID. (7) Margaret REID? Abt 1742. (7a) Some say Mary and some say Margaret REID; no proof of either. Marriage to Elizabeth CAMPBELL: (1,2) Abt. 1746, Augusta Co., VA. (6a) Married Elizabeth __ after 1st wife died in childbirth. Death: (1g) Will dtd 27 Aug 1792, proved Jun 1794, Augusta Co., VA. (6) Will dtd 27 Aug 1792. Burial: (1) Said to have been buried in the old cemetery near the Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA. (3) Middle River, Augusta Co., VA. (1) Came from Ireland and landed at the port of Philadelphia. (1) Lived for a while in Lancaster Co., PA. (1) Probably lived in East Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA. (1) c.1738: (1a) 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. (3) Settled in area of Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance. (5) 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. (1) 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. (1h) 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. (1) 1740, 10 Jun - 1747, 5 Mar: William ANDERSON received land grants amounting to about 1300 acres in Augusta Co., VA. (1) The ANDERSON brothers were staunch supported of the Old Stone Church as long as they lived. (1c) 1742: Served as Ensign under Col. James PATTON, Orange Co., VA. (1) 1747-1760, 15 Jul: Purchased more land in Augusta Co., VA. (7) 1760: Served under Col. William BYRD and at King's Mountain. (4) 1788, Mar: Judgement recorded in the case of William ANDERSON vs. Samuel ANDERSON and Sarah his wife, Augusta Co., VA. Writ issued 6 Nov 1788. (4) 1789, May: Judgement recorded in the case of Samuel ANDERSON and Sarah his wife vs. William ANDERSON, Augusta Co., VA. Writ issued 8 Mar 1788. (1g,4,6) 1792, 27 Aug: William ANDERSON wrote his will, Augusta Co., VA. (1g,6) Mentions wife Elizabeth and children Margaret, Mary, John, Rebecca, Elizabeth, William, George, Robert, Alexander and Jean, and includes the names of his daughters' husbands. (6) Left daughter Margaret and her husband James CLENDENING some land which was to be divided with her half sisters and their husbands. (1g) Named executors, son John ANDERSON and David McNARE. (7) Left his son John 244 acres, his son Robert 149 acres, and his son Alexander 200 acres. (4) Gave to wife Elizabeth; to son John, tract whereon James BLACK lives, 244 acres; to son, George, tract known as Burnt Cabbin whereon George now lives, adjoining John, Robert and Jacob BAYLOR; to son Robert, 149 acres whereon Ro. now lives; to son Alexander, home plantation, 290 acres; to sons-in-law and their wives, viz: James CLENDENNING and wife Margaret, Wm. SKILLINGS and wife Mary, James GRIGSBY and wife Rebecca, Samuel ANDERSON and wife Elizabeth; to daughter Jean ANDERSON. Executors, son John and David McNARE. Teste: Edward BREADIN Sr. and Jr; George BREADEN. (1g,4) 1794, Jun: Will proved, Augusta Co., VA. (1g) By witnesses Edwin BREEDIN Sr., Edwin BREADIN Jr., and George BREADIN. (4) 1813, 24 Aug: BELL vs. ANDERSON, Augusta Co., VA. On 17 Mar 1778, David BELL made an entry in Augusta for 400 acres adjoining his own and HALL's and MOFFETT's lands. David died 1780 and William BELL, his heir at law, became entitled, who had the survey made and conveyed to orator, James BELL. On 12 Jun 1772, William ANDERSON located 100 acres adjoining. Robert ANDERSON, son of William, sold to DETRICK. Answer by Alexander ANDERSON, son of William.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 900ACAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F394707.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID 920ACAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F394927.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID EB29CAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F39C188.¹

     Agnes Crichton married William Ruthven of Ballindean, son of William Ruthven PC, 1st Lord Ruthven and Christian Forbes.¹

      ; (1) 'Descendants of Alexander and Mary McPheeters Crawford,' by Amanda Forbes and Lucetta Simmis (1980) p.2. Cites: (a) Mrs. John Gamble, d/o William McPheeters Jr.. Birth: (1a) s/o William Crawford/Mary Douglas. (1a) Migrated to Lancaster Co., PA sometime before 1737.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID B12BCAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F398906.¹

      ; (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.. Birth: (1a) s/o William Crawford/Mary Douglas. (1a) Migrated to Lancaster Co., PA sometime before 1737. (1b) 1745, 23 May: Listed in importations, Orange Co., VA Order Book IV, p.330. (NOTE: Father or son?)¹

      ; (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.. Birth: (1a) d/o William Crawford/Mary Douglas. (1a) Migrated to Lancaster Co., PA sometime before 1737. (1b) 1740, 24 Jul: Patrick Crawford, Ann, James, George, Margret and Mary Crawford, listed in importations, Order Book II, p.211, Orange Co., VA.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID B52BCAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F398D46.¹

      ; (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.. Birth: (1a) d/o William Crawford/Mary Douglas. (1a) Migrated to Lancaster Co., PA sometime before 1737. (5b) 1740, 24 Jul: Patrick Crawford, Ann, James, George, Margret and Mary Crawford, listed in importations, Order Book II, p.211, Orange Co., VA.¹ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _UID B72BCAC25A66D511B4DE99B85F718F398F66.¹

     Martha Montgomery married James de Crocketagene, son of Antoine Dessaure Preonette de Crocketagene and Louisa de Saix.¹
Martha Montgomery was born circa 1674 at Ireland.¹ She married James de Crocketagene, son of Antoine Dessaure Preonette de Crocketagene and Louisa de Saix, circa 1695.¹

     GKJ-7.

     Thomas Montgomery was born in 1745 at Virginia, USA.¹ He married Martha 'Mattie' Crockett, daughter of Joseph Louis Crockett and Jeanne de Vigne, in 1767 at Virginia, USA.¹

Thomas Montgomery died in 1818 at Gibson Co., Indiana, USA.¹
     GKJ-8.

     Hugh Crockett married an unknown person.¹
He was born in 1730 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Hugh Crockett died in 1816 at Montgomery Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; Title: Col. Virginia Militia 1780 Recieved Col. from Governor Thomas Jefferson.¹

     Joseph Louis Crockett was buried at Old Crockett Cemetery, Shawsville, Montgomery Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Jeanne de Vigne.¹
Joseph Louis Crockett was born on 6 May 1702 at Donegal, Ireland.¹
Joseph Louis Crockett died in 1767 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; Captain colonial militia.¹ GKJ-9.

     Jeanne de Vigne married Joseph Louis Crockett, son of Joseph Louis Crockett and Sarah Stewart.¹
Jeanne de Vigne was born in 1703 at Manhatten, NY/or France.¹
Jeanne de Vigne died in 1792 at Virginia, USA.¹
     GKJ-9.

     Martha 'Mattie' Crockett was born circa 1749 at Shawsville, Virginia, USA.¹ She married Thomas Montgomery in 1767 at Virginia, USA.¹

Martha 'Mattie' Crockett died in 1805 at Kentucky, USA.¹
     GKJ-8.

     Mary Crockett was born on 2 March 1739.¹ She married an unknown person on 5 April 1760.¹

Mary Crockett died on 19 March 1826 at age 87.¹

     Elizabeth Crockett married an unknown person.¹
She married an unknown person.¹
She was born in 1734.¹ She was born on 20 January 1745.¹

     Nancy Agnes Crockett married an unknown person.¹
She was born in 1742.¹
Nancy Agnes Crockett died in 1795 at Knox, Tennessee, USA.¹

     Walter Crockett married an unknown person.¹
He was born in 1732.¹
Walter Crockett died in 1811.¹

     Joseph Crockett was born on 7 May 1742.¹
Joseph Crockett died on 7 October 1829 at age 87.¹

     Robert Crockett was born in 1744 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Robert Crockett died in 1766.¹
      ; CAUSKilled By Indians.¹

     Samuel Crockett was born on 2 March 1739.¹
Samuel Crockett died in 1773 at Wythe Count, Virginia, USA.¹
     He was Occupation Type: Unknown.¹

     Joseph Louis Crockett was born on 9 January 1676 at Bantry Bay, Kenmore Parish, co. Cork, Ireland.^1,2 He married Sarah Stewart on 6 May 1702 at Donegal, France.^1,2

Joseph Louis Crockett died in 1749 at South Branch, Roanoke, Botetourt Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2
     GKJ-10.

Joseph Louis Crockett emigrated in 1708.³

     Sarah Stewart was born circa 1665 at Donegal, Ireland.¹ She married Joseph Louis Crockett, son of Antoine Dessaure Preonette de Crocketagene and Louisa de Saix, on 6 May 1702 at Donegal, France.^1,2

Sarah Stewart died before 1800.¹
     GKJ-10.

     Thomas Stewart Crockett died at Tennessee, USA.² He was born on 9 March 1703.¹