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     James Mallory married Ann (?)¹

     Ann (?) married James Mallory.¹

     (?) Chiles married Henry Hewlett.³

(?) Chiles died before February 1790.³
      ;
Per Davis [1989:249]: "Anne and Manoah had wight children of their own: John, Anne, Henry, Patty, Samuel and Thomas Chiles and two daughters whose names were not enterest in the meeting minutes.¹

     Carr McGehee married Ann Elizabeth Cheadle, daughter of John Cheadle Jr. and Lettice Southern, between 9 August 1760 and 14 March 1761
;
Her 2nd husband. Per Davis [1989:249]: "Anne married a second time, Carr McGehee. On August 9, 1760, he requested permission of the Society to marry, the matter was discontinued. He was reported married out of unit4y with the Society on March 14, 1761. Anne McGehee, formerly Chiles, was dismissed from the Society on August 8, 1761. They had 'proceeded to marry too soon.¹'"

     Lucy (?) married William Rogers.¹

     William Rogers married Lucy (?)¹

     Henry Hewlett married (?) Chiles, daughter of Manoah Chiles Sr. and Ann Elizabeth Cheadle.¹

     William Collier married Mary Rivers
;
Per citation posted on Ancestry.com (bruceterrell1 originally shared this on 19 Mar 2011):
     Source: The Virginia Genealogist, April - June 1990, vol 34, number 2, p. 83 - 88, "Collier and Christian of Charles City and New Kent Counties.", Berry, Michael W. and Ann Arsell Wheat Hunter.
     p. 84 - 85. From William Collier, planter of Charles City Co., Va...
     "William Collier's widow, Mary (Rivers) Collier, married William Terrell prior to August Court 1749 when their marriage contract was proved. William Terrell, planter, owned property in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, and in Charles City County. By 1762 Mary (Rivers) Collier Terrell was again widowed with a family of eight children, four by her first husband, William Collier, and four by her second husband, William Terrell. After 1762 Mary Collier does not appear again in existing Charles City court reords so it is possible that she died shortly after this date.
     About 1762, Mary (Rivers) Collier Terrell's children brought suit against her in Charles City County Court as the "Adm'x of William Terrell, dec'd, who was executor of Robert Rivers, dec'd..." The division of Rivers slaves, recorded in August Court 1762, is important in documenting the children of Mary (Rivers) Collier Terrell by her two husbands. Obviously, children by each of her marriages inherited since their right to the property came through their mother. The division os Rivers' slaves was as follows: Charles Collier received Ben and Lucy; William Christian (in right of his wife Elizabeth [Collier] Christian) received Black Peter and Alice; Mildred Collier received Jack, Phil and Isham; and William Collier received Nancy and George; Richmond Terrell acquired Yellow Peter; Rebecca Terrell received Dick; Martha Terrell received Sam; and William Terrell received Robin.
     Mary (Rivers) Collier Terrell's eight children who survived to adulthood and their descendants intermarried with the leading families of Charles City and New Kent counties, leaving numerous progeny today:
     ....William Terrell, Jr., fourth child of William and Mary (Rivers) Collier Terrell, was born on 8 Oct 1758 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County."¹
William Collier died before 1749; His widow remarried in 1749.¹

     Richmond Terrell married Catrherine Crump.¹
Richmond Terrell was born circa 1750.¹
Richmond Terrell died circa 1800 at Charles City Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Nathaniel Winston was born circa 1713 at St. Paul's Parish, New Kent Co. (then), Virginia, USA.² He married Jemima Bell, daughter of George Bell and Rebecca Moore, in 1749.^1,3

     Nathaniel Winston and Isaac Winston were mentioned in a land transaction in 1734 at St. Martin's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia, USA,
Memo:
Per Davis [1999:437], "Isaac Winston was the son of Anthony (II) Winston, as evidenced by the deed he made to his brother, Nathaniel, in 1734."⁴

     Jemima Bell married Nathaniel Winston, son of Anthony Winston II, in 1749.^1,3

     Lucy Coleman married John Chiles, son of Manoah Chiles Sr. and Ann Elizabeth Cheadle, circa 20 May 1784
; His 2nd wife.³
Lucy Coleman died in January 1834 at Fayette Co., Kentucky, USA.²

Her estate was probated on 24 January 1834 at Fayette Co., Kentucky, USA.²

     Lucy Coleman left a will in 1828 at Kentucky, USA.²

     Samuel Chiles was born in 1771.¹ He married Martha Bell, daughter of Moore Bell and Agnes Ellyson, in 1792.¹

     For more information on the children of Samuel and Martha (BELL) CHILES, see Davis [1998:73].² Samuel Chiles was the administrator of John Chiles's estate on 9 February 1796 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.

     Nancy Ann Chiles was born in January 1776.¹ She married Tarleton Woodson Chiles, son of Henry Chiles and Sarah Cheadle, in 1796
;
Per Davis [1989:255] "her first cousin and the son of Henry Chiles."¹

     Lucy Chiles was born in August 1778.¹ She married John Coleman in April 1791.¹

     Martha Bell was born on 5 March 1772.³ She married Samuel Chiles, son of John Chiles and Mary Winston, in 1792.¹

     For more information on the children of Samuel and Martha (BELL) CHILES, see Davis [1998:73].⁴ Martha Bell was
Davis [1989:379]: "Martha was dismissed from the Society on October 6, 1792. She had married out of unity..."³

     Moore Bell was born at St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Virginia, USA.⁴ He married Agnes Ellyson, daughter of Joseph Ellyson and Mary Binford, on 5 January 1766 at Black Creek Meeting House, Virginia?, USA.¹

Moore Bell died before 24 August 1799 at North Carolina, USA.
     He and Agnes Ellyson were Quakers.⁵

     Agnes Ellyson married Moore Bell, son of George Bell and Rebecca Moore, on 5 January 1766 at Black Creek Meeting House, Virginia?, USA.¹

     Agnes Ellyson and Moore Bell were Quakers.³

     George Bell married Rebecca Moore circa 1728 at Henrico Co., Virginia, USA.²

     George Bell was
Davis [1989:376]: "George's name first appeared in the minutes of the Henrico Monthly Meeting in 1736 when he gave aid to an indigent Friend."²

     Tarleton Woodson Chiles married Nancy Ann Chiles, daughter of John Chiles and Mary Winston, in 1796
;
Per Davis [1989:255] "her first cousin and the son of Henry Chiles."¹

     John Coleman married Lucy Chiles, daughter of John Chiles and Mary Winston, in April 1791.¹

     Richard Coleman married Ann Covington, daughter of Richard Covington and Sarah (?), in August 1748.¹

Richard Coleman died on 29 September 1788 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.²

     Ann Covington married Richard Coleman in August 1748.¹

     Richard Chiles married Sarah John.²
Richard Chiles was born in 1785.¹

     John G. Chiles was born in 1794.¹
     He was the administrator of John Chiles's estate on 9 February 1796 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.

     Richard Covington married Sarah (?)¹

     Sarah (?) married Richard Covington.¹

     Unknown (?) married Henry Chiles Sr., son of Walter Chiles (II) and Susanna Brooks, before 1698
; His 1st wife, name unknown. Thier first known child, Henry, was born in Nov 1698.¹
     GAV-8.