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     Thomas Marshall (Sr.) was born circa 1722.¹ He married Zannah/Susannah Burkett circa 1742 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.^3,1

Thomas Marshall (Sr.) died before 15 September 1794 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA; Date of probate.¹

His estate was probated on 15 September 1794
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Marshall, Thomas.
Publication 1794
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 136-137. Will pro. 15 Sept. 1794.
p. 145-146. Inv. & Appr. rec. 16 Feb. 1795.
Note Will Book D, 1791-1803 (Reel 32.)^4,5
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
URL: http://www.historiccourtrecords.org/courtrecordsearch.asp?query1=marshall% 2C+thomas&process=newsearch&B1=Search
URL title: Fredericksburg Court Record Search
Note:
Court Record Data
Context Extract
Defendant Benjamin Long; Thomas Mitchell
Locality Culpeper Co.
Plaintiff Thomas Marshall (assignee of Robert Pollard)
Administrative Information
Record title Marshall vs Long
Year recorded 1794
Collection CR-DC-L
Record ID 388-84
End Notes
Preserved by Virginia Circuit Court Records Preservation Program
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
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Book Title: PROPERTY TAX LIST Of CULPEPER COUNTY VIRGINIA AND NAMES OF SLAVES 1783

COMPILED BY
MRS. GARLAND C. NORRIS
RALEIGH, N.C.

Culpeper County, Virginia, was formed 1748, being taken from Orange County.
The territory included what is now Culpeper, Madison (1792) and Rappahannock (1833). It was named for Lord Culpeper, who served as Governor of Virginia from 1680 to 1683.

On a hill in the western outskirts of Culpeper the famous Culpeper Minute Men were organized 1775.

This list of property owners' and slaves' names was taken from list preserved in Archives Division, Virginia State Library, Richmond, by Mrs. Garland C. Norris, a member of the Culpeper Minute Men Chapter, D. A. R.

LIST OF JOHN WAUGH, GENT.

Michael Burrass
William Bragg
Thomas Butler
Frances Brown (Frank and Jenny)
John Brown (Moses, Bess, and Sal)
Thomas Alcot
Andrew Brown, Andrew Brown, Jr., Frances Brown, Rubin Brown, Wm. Brown (Will, Dina, Sue Tenah, Cuffy, Milly, Dick, Mag, Ned, George)
Moses Burk (Jenny)
Henry Bennett
John Brown
William Butler
Jonathon Bishop, Henry Okely, Jonah Bishop, Joseph Bishop, (Willow and Hannah)
John Hartley (Tom, Hannah, Nan)
James Branham (Tenah)
Johua Hartley
George Bargo (Nairn)
George Cowgill
John Cowgill
Jacob Cowgill
Samuel Dowgan, Samuel Dowgan, Jr., Lovewell Dowgan (Jim, Jude, Fan, Sal, Minna)
Rubin Doggett Charles Davenport, John Ballinger, overseer (George, Sarah, Betty, Harry Hilly, Spencer and Pompey)
Ben Foshee, Morris Cate, Abifire Foshee, Elijah Foshee, Daniel Foshee, (Tom, Suck, Harry and Gill)
John Foshee (Will, Doll)
George Foshee
William Foshee
James Foshee
Thornton Foshee (Alice)
James Gillock (Samuel)
Catherine Jones, Taviner Jones (Judy, Hozah, Minnie, Jim)
William Jewell
Nicholas Kabler (Suck, Molly)
William Kabler
Jane Kabler (Kate), William Butler and Frederick Kabler
John Lightfoot, John Angell, overseer (Charles, Tom, Sal, Daphney, Judy)
James Lovelaw
James Long, John Witherall (Frank, Sarah, Lett, Will, William)
John Marshall,
James Dudley
Thomas Marshall (Mary)
Harbin Moore (Richard, Rubin, Jack)
Rubin Moore (Adam, Rose)
Zachry Petty
Richard Price (Sall)
William Rosson
Jerome Rosson, Rubin Rosson (Peter, Bet, King)
Joseph Rosson
Robert Smith
William Stokes
Samuel Stigler (Booker, Toby, Joe, Gosla, Elec)
Nicholas Taliaferro (James, Jenny, Leddy, and Penny)
Thomas Watts
Frederach Watts
John Waugh (George, Gilbert, Davie, Betty, Nell, Constant, Jenny, Suckey, Caroline, Patt)
Edmond Terrell (Davis, Bess, Daniel, Venies, June, Milly, Peg, Bet)

=== ???? is this Thomas's son?
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://home.inu dot net/sadie/greeningearlyrecords.htm
URL title: GREENING CROSSROADS
Note:
Could Jane wife of James Jerrell have been Jane Marshall sister to Elizabeth Marshall? If so was Thomas Marshall of Anne Arundel their brother?
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DB 20 P 418 October 1st 1794
This Indenture made and done this first day of October, 1794 between James Jarrell and Jane his wife of County of Orange of the one part and Thomas Marshall of the County of Arnold (Anne Arundel) State of Maryland of the other part Witnesseth that for good causes but more Especially for the sum of Sixty five pounds current money of Virginia hath granted unto sd Thomas Marshal his heirs land in County of Orange and State of Virginia bounded Beginning at two pines on a knoll corner to William Dollins, thence South to a large pine on the side of a hill Corner to Hopefull Wood thence South to a large Poplar on a hill Corner to Charles Douglass thence North to sundry Pointer's Corner to James Jarel from thence to the first station containing by mensurration 100 acres...
Sig: James Jarrel
Jane Jarrel
In Presence of: John D. Grymes, Nehemiah Greening, Wm. Bonner At a Court held for Orange County the 27th April 1795, this Indenture ordered to be Rec'd.
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James Hughes 2006-05-15 18:40:19

William Underwood the 5th daughter Jael Married Robert Pollard of Lancaster roots. This makes Thomas & Hannah perhaps from the Edward or William or George Marshall Line.

Fredericksburg Court Record Search

Court Record Data
Context Extract
Defendant Benjamin Long; Thomas Mitchell
Locality Culpeper Co.
Plaintiff Thomas Marshall (assignee of Robert Pollard)
Administrative Information
Record title Marshall vs Long
Year recorded 1794
Collection CR-DC-L
Record ID 388-84
End Notes
Preserved by Virginia Circuit Court Records Preservation Program
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 10/21/2002
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1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 313-15.
19 May 1767. Bernard Moore of King William County, Esqr., only acting executor of the will of John Spotswood, Esqr., and guardian of his son Alexander Spotswood, with the consent and approbation of Edmund Pendleton and Roger Dixon, Gent., to Thomas Marshall of Culpeper County. For
£73.16.- current money. By Act of Assembly passed by George III instituted an Act to direct the sale of certain intailed lands whereof John Spotswood, Esqr., died seized for payment of the debts due from him and the estate of Majr. General Alexander Spotswood, it is enacted that Bernard Moore or the acting executors of the will of John Spotswood or the guardian for the time being of Alexander Spotswood the son should be impowered with the consent and approbation of John Robinson Esqr., Edmund Pendleton, Roger Dixon and John Campbell, Gent., to sell so much of the intailed lands whereof John Spotswood died seized (the mine tract excepted) so as that the whole of the money to be raised did not amount to more than £6000, and convey the land to the purchasers. 246 acres ... corner to John Butler ... in Mr. Hanie's line ... corner to John Butler ...
Berd. Moore
Edmd. Pendleton
Roger Dixon
Wit: Benja. Pendleton, Thomas Ficklin, Rawleigh Palmer.
21 May 1767. Proved by Benjamin Pendleton, Thomas Ficklin and Rawleigh Palmer.

=== land mentioned
1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 374-75.
19 May 1767. Bernard Moore of King William County, Esqr., only acting executor of the will of John Spotswood, Esqr., and guardian of his son Alexander Spotswood, with the consent and approbation of Edmund Pendleton and Roger Dixon, Gent., to John Butler of Culpeper County. For £62.10. current money. By Act of Assembly passed by George III instituted an Act to direct the sale of certain intailed lands whereof John Spotswood, Esqr., died seized for payment of the debts due from him and the estate of Majr. General Alexander Spotswood, it is enacted that Bernard Moore or the acting executors of the will of John Spotswood or the guardian for the time being of Alexander Spotswood the son should be impowered with the consent and approbation of John Robinson Esqr., Edmund Pendleton, Roger Dixon and John Campbell, Gent., to sell so much of the intailed lands whereof John Spotswood died seized (the mine tract excepted) so as that the whole of the money to be raised did not amount to more than £6000, and convey the land to the purchasers. 250 acres ... corner to Edward Bush lott ... in James Nash's line ... corner to Mr. Henry's lott ... to Thomas Marshall
Berd. Moore
Edmd. Pendleton
Roger Dixon
Wit: Ben Pendleton, Thomas Ficklin, Rawleigh Palmer.
19 June 1767. Proved by the witnesses.
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1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 612-13.
17 Nov. 1768. Thomas Marshall and Lannah [Zannah] his wife of Culpeper County to Zachariah Petty of sane. For £37 current money. 123 acres, being part of a tract Marshall purchased from the Trustees of the estate of John Spotswood, Esqr., deceased ... corner to John Butler [?] ... to Mrs. Hainy's line corner to Marshall and Petty ...
Thomas Marshall
Lannah (X) Marshall
17 Nov. 1768. Acknowledged by the parties. Lannah was first privily examined.

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=== land mentioned
1792 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book R; (Part 1); [Antient Press]; Page 81-83
THIS INDENTURE made this fourth day of June in the sixteenth year of of the Commonwealth and in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety two Between WILLIAM THOMPSON of the Town and Corporation of FREDERICKSBURG County of SPOTSYLVANIA and Commonwealth of Virginia of one part and FONTAIN MAURY of Town, Corporation, County and Commonwealth aforesaid of other part. Whereas WILLIAM THOMPSON is now in possession of a parcel of land lying in County of Culpeper by virtue of a contract entered into by WILLIAM THOMPSON and ALEXANDER SPOTSWOOD of County of SPOTSYLVANIA, which parcel of land contains Sixty seven acres more or less & bounded, Begining at a red Oak, the corner to GIVENS & THOMPSONs lines till it intersects HONEYs line, thence with said HONEYs line to THOMAS MARSHALLs line, thence to THOMPSONs and MARSHALLs corner, thence with THOMPSONs line to the beginning, And Wheras the same WILLIAM THOMPSON is now in possession and cultivating two other parcells of land which he rented for the present year of WILLIAM PEARCE and JOHN THOMPSON lying on BUCK RUN in County of Culpeper; NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that WILLIAM THOMPSON being indebted to FONTAINE MAURY in the just sum of One hundred and thirty pounds and in order to secure the payment thereof with interest and in consideration of Five shillings in hand paid to WILLIAM THOMPSON by FONTAINE MAURY, by these presents doth bargain sell and set over unto FONTAINE MAURY or assigns all his estate right title term of years yet to come and unexpired of said WILLIAM THOMPSON in the above mentioned premises and the crop of Wheat, tobacco, corn or whatever produce now growing thereon and the appurtenances; To have and to hold the premises and produce growing thereon and the unexpired term of WILLIAM THOMPSON in the parcells of land which he ought to have unto FONTAINE MAURY his heirs; In Witness whereof the said WILLIAM THOMPSON hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year first beforementioned Sealed and delivered in the presence of
ROBERT WARE PEACOCK, WILLIAM TAYLOR, WILLIAM THOMPSON
RICHARD HAWES, DANIEL GRINNAN JUNR.
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 16th day of July 1792
This Assignment was proved by the Oaths of ROBERT WARE PEACOCK and DANIEL GRINNAN JUNR., two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded
Teste JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur.¹ GKJ-5.

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Early Colonial Settlers shows another Culpeper Co., VA MARSHALL contemporaneous with Thomas MARSHALL (Sr.) c1722-1794, who migh be of the same family:
     -- William Marshall, b. Bef 1749 d. 20 Mar 1772, Bromfield Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia - probate (Age > 23 years.)²

Thomas Marshall (Sr.) left a will on 3 May 1793 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
Thomas Marshall Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records,

From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Marshall, Thomas.
Publication 1794
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 136-137. Will pro. 15 Sept. 1794.
p. 145-146. Inv. & Appr. rec. 16 Feb. 1795.
Note Will Book D, 1791-1803 (Reel 32)

-----Original Message-----
From: Jvjmoon@aol.com [mailto:Jvjmoon@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 2:00 PM
To: MARSHALL-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] Earliest Marshall Ancestor

The earliest Marshall that I know about is a Thomas Marshall. His will is dated 1793 and probated 1794 in Culpeper County, Virginia I've searched for years to find who his parents were and where and when he was born but can find nothing beyond his will. I would appreciate any information. I am a descendant through his daughter Elizabeth who married Zachariah Petty.

Could it be that the Thomas Marshall who married Susannah Smoot returned to Culpeper County Virginia? I have a Thomas Marshalls will dated 1793 and in the will names his wife as "Zannah".

Jeanne
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Contributed by: James Hughes

Orange County Virginia Families vol 3 , Page 145
Note:
Thomas Marshall left a Will at Culpeper May 3, 1793, naming wife Zanna and children, John, Elizabeth Petty, Mary Davenport, Lucy Ropon or Ripon, Thomas and Sarah. John Marshall, son of Thomas and Zanna was the John who sold 11 acres to Thomas Sims, Jr., July 21, 1800.^4,5

     Zannah/Susannah Burkett was born circa 1726.² She married Thomas Marshall (Sr.), son of Cuilpeper Co VA Marshall, circa 1742 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.^2,3

Zannah/Susannah Burkett died on 18 April 1797 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA; Date of probate.²
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
James Hughes 2006-05-15 18:40:19

William Underwood the 5th daughter Jael Married Robert Pollard of Lancaster roots. This makes Thomas & Hannah perhaps from the Edward or William or George Marshall Line.

Fredericksburg Court Record Search

Court Record Data
Context Extract
Defendant Benjamin Long; Thomas Mitchell
Locality Culpeper Co.
Plaintiff Thomas Marshall (assignee of Robert Pollard)
Administrative Information
Record title Marshall vs Long
Year recorded 1794
Collection CR-DC-L
Record ID 388-84
End Notes
Preserved by Virginia Circuit Court Records Preservation Program
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 10/21/2002
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Mary Marshall her daughter marries a Davenport and names a kid Burkett..Mothers maiden name?
Married: ABT 1768 in Culpeper Co. Virginia
Children
Daughter Davenport
Daughter Davenport
Burkett Davenport
John Marshall Davenport [probably named after Mary's brother John]
Nancy Davenport
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Title Marshall, Zanner [Zannah]
Publication 1797
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note Page 200-201. Will pro. 18 Apr. 1797.
Page 209. Inv. & Appr. rec. 18 Oct. 1797.
Note Will Book D, 1791-1803 (Reel 32)
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1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 612-13.
17 Nov. 1768. Thomas Marshall and Lannah [Zannah] his wife of Culpeper County to Zachariah Petty of sane. For £37 current money. 123 acres, being part of a tract Marshall purchased from the Trustees of the estate of John Spotswood, Esqr., deceased ... corner to John Butler [?] ... to Mrs. Hainy's line corner to Marshall and Petty ...
Thomas Marshall
Lannah (X) Marshall
17 Nov. 1768. Acknowledged by the parties. Lannah was first privily examined.²
In Thomas Marshall (Sr.)'s will dated 3 May 1793 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Zannah/Susannah Burkett was named as executor;
Thomas Marshall Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records,

From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Marshall, Thomas.
Publication 1794
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 136-137. Will pro. 15 Sept. 1794.
p. 145-146. Inv. & Appr. rec. 16 Feb. 1795.
Note Will Book D, 1791-1803 (Reel 32)

-----Original Message-----
From: Jvjmoon@aol.com [mailto:Jvjmoon@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 2:00 PM
To: MARSHALL-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] Earliest Marshall Ancestor

The earliest Marshall that I know about is a Thomas Marshall. His will is dated 1793 and probated 1794 in Culpeper County, Virginia I've searched for years to find who his parents were and where and when he was born but can find nothing beyond his will. I would appreciate any information. I am a descendant through his daughter Elizabeth who married Zachariah Petty.

Could it be that the Thomas Marshall who married Susannah Smoot returned to Culpeper County Virginia? I have a Thomas Marshalls will dated 1793 and in the will names his wife as "Zannah".

Jeanne
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

Orange County Virginia Families vol 3 , Page 145
Note:
Thomas Marshall left a Will at Culpeper May 3, 1793, naming wife Zanna and children, John, Elizabeth Petty, Mary Davenport, Lucy Ropon or Ripon, Thomas and Sarah. John Marshall, son of Thomas and Zanna was the John who sold 11 acres to Thomas Sims, Jr., July 21, 1800.^4,5

     William Marshall was born before 1749.¹
William Marshall died before 20 March 1772 at Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA; Date of probate.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
James Hughes 2005-09-11 15:55:31
Title Mershell [Marshall], William [Williem]
Publication 1772
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 47. Will pro. 20 Mar. 1772.
Will Book B, 1770-1783 (Reel 31)
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1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of William Marshall of Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 5 Aug., 1771. Proven 20 March, 1772.
Legatee: Friend Jean Lawrence and her heirs.
Executrix: Jean Lawrence.
Wit.: George Wetherall, John McKenzie.
Note: Name given as William Mershall at beginning of will and so entered by clerk when proven.¹

     William H. Bickers was born circa 1791 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Hawkins on 14 January 1825 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA,
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William Bickers Virginia, U.S., Select Marriages, 1785-1940
William H. Bickers died between 1886 and 1887 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     William H. Bickers and Elizabeth Hawkins appeared in the census of 28 September 1850 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.³

     Elizabeth Hawkins was born circa 1804 at Virginia; Aged 46 in 1850 census.^1,2 She married William H. Bickers, son of Pvt. Nicholas Bickers and Jane Carty, on 14 January 1825 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA,
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William Bickers Virginia, U.S., Select Marriages, 1785-1940
     Elizabeth Hawkins and William H. Bickers appeared in the census of 28 September 1850 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.²

     Robert Bickers Sr. was born before 1712.¹ He married Elizabeth Collins before 1732 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA,
; The "sherry Gubach family tree" says m. 6 June 1732, but cites no source for this. There is a land record of 7 June 1732 which mentions her as Robert's wife on that date and her dower.^2,1,3
Robert Bickers Sr. died before 2 February 1808 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹

His estate was probated on 2 February 1808 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.⁴

     GKJ-5.

; From Betty EVANS'S Family Tree:
"NOTE:Through Dr. Don Bickers of Atlanta, I have photos of a church restored by the German Government near Beverstedt, Germany (Altluneburg, where Gerrit Bickers came from). The builder of the church migrated out but his daughter Frieda married the Administrator, an Oldenberg. They were part of the Dynasty von Luneburg and each family had a position - the Bickers were the Magistrates and conducted court around a Justice Stone (also restored) in the forest. The family crests bear the names Bicker, Bickers, Bikkers. The Bickers migrated out through Amsterdam, across the North Sea, to the northernmost tip of Scotland and on down. Russ, in CA, was told that the Bickers were in the entourage of the Price of Orange when he went to England to marry the Queen. While serving in Gen. Eisenhower's HQ near Paris, I was asked if I was from northern Germany and I couldn't figure out why, or why my English Colonel boss kept saying that if I had black hair instead of blond, I would look like Princess Margaret - which is probably why I was sent to the entrance of SHAPE HQ one day to welcome Prime Minister Churchill, whom my boss knew personally. I guess he wanted to see this American Sgt. Anyway, I also discovered that there were Bickers in Prussia, Russia, Lithuania, etc. If you check the 1930 census, you will find them in America. Even some who spoke Yiddish - maybe we're part of the 'missing tribe'with God's promises."⁵

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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1731-1734 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book B; [William Armstrong Crozier];
June 7, 1732. Robert Bickers of Spts. Co., planter, to John Collins of Caroline Co., planter. £5 curr., 200 a.—part of tract formerly granted by pat. to sd. Bickers Sept. 28, 1728, in St. Mark's Par., Spts. Co. Benja. Cave, John Henderson, Samuel Brockman. June 6, 1732. Elizabeth, wife of Robert Bickers, acknowledged her dower, etc.
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1737-1738 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 2; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 284-87.
20-21 April 1738. John Bryant of Hannover County to Robert Bickers of St. Mark's Parish, Orange County. Lease and release; for £20 sterling. 500 acres taken up in copartnership between Joseph Hawkins and Robert Bickers and by the said Bryant lapsed from the said Joseph Hawkins and Robert Bickers and ajoining to the lands of Samuel Smith and Nathaniel Clayborne ... on both sides of a branch of Pormunkey River called the Beaver Dam Run ...
John Bryant (Bryan)
Wit: Wm. Wood, Sarah (X) Dollings [Sarah (X) Dollin], Jeremiah (X) Dear, Rebeckah (X) Dear.
27 April 1738. Proved by Wm. Wood, Sarah Dollings and Jeremiah Dear,
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1737-1738 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 2; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 90-92.
24-25 April 1738. Robt. Bickers of Orange to Jeremiah Deair of St. Mark's Parish, Orange County. Lease and release; for £20 current money. 200 acres on the west side of Beaverdam Run ... by the mouth of a branch ... part of a tract of 500 acres.
Robert Bickers
Wit: William Wood, Sarah (X) Dollins.
27 April 1738. Acknowledged by Robert Bickers.
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1737-1738 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 2; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 347-50.
22-23 May 1738. Robt. Bickers of St. Mark's Parish, Orange County, to George Stewarte of same. Lease and release; for £20 sterling. 100 acres ajoyning the lands of Michael Holland, John Collins and Jeremiah Deair ... on both sides of a branch of Purmunkey River called Beaverdam Run.
Robt. Bickers
wit: Battaile Harrison, Charles Dewitt, Edmond Manion.
25 May 1730. Acknowledged by Robt. Bickers.
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1738-1740 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 20-23.
18-19 Oct. 1738, John Bryant of Hanover County to Robert Bickers of Orange County. Lease and release; for £20 current money. 500 acres ... hill on the north west side of a branch .. Michael Holland's dividing line, being the land formerly taken up by Robert Bickers In copartnership with Joseph Hawkins On both sides of a branch of Pamunky River called the Beaverdam Run adjoyning to the lands of Samuel Smith and Nathaniel Hawkins Clayburn and by Bryant taken up from Bickers and Ha lapsed land.
John Bryant
Wit: Jeremiah (X) Deair, George (G) Stewartt, James Allverson [Allurson in lease].
26 Oct. 1738. Proved by Jeremiah Deair, George Stewartt and James Alverson [Allurson in lease].
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1738-1740 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 24-27.
27-27 Oct. 1738. Robert Bickers of St. Mark's Parish, Orange County, to Jeremiah Deer of same. Lease and release; for £10. current money. 200 acres in St. Mark's Parish, part of a tract of 1000 acres formerly granted to Robert Bickers and relapsed from him byJohn Bryant of Hanover County, and 500 acres, part thereof,
sold to said Bickers by said Bryant ... on the southwest side of the north fork of the Beaverdam Run, a branch of Pamunky River, by the mouth of a small branch and just against John Collins' corner ...
Robert Bickers
Wit: John (X) Hawkins, George (G) Stewartt, James (X)
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1738-1740 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 3; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 38-42.
23-22 Nov, 1738. Robert Bickers of St. Mark's Parish, Orange County, to George Stewart of same. Lease and release; for £15 current money. 100 acres in St. Mark's Parish ... corner of Jeremiah Deer in Bickers' old line ... by a branch ... marked pine of Deer above his spring ... south west side of the north fork of Beaverdam Run just against John Collins' corner.
Robert Bickers
Wit: David Cave, George Smith.
22 Nov. 1738. Acknowledged by Robert Bickers.
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1734-1760 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 11, Part 2; [Antient Press]; Page 44-45
At a court held 24 May 1739 .. application of ROBERT BICKERS in behalf of NATHANIEL CLAYBURN'S land .. ordered Henry Rice, Henry Isbell and Andrew Harris, or any two .. value at £194 .. includes 10 acres of cultivated land, 10 foot tobacco warehouse 20 foot wide, 341 pannels of fencing eight rail high, one dwelling house 12 by 12 with a shed to it, grind stone and hen house with other things, one 16 foot dwelling house 12 foot wide .. made by Henry Rice and Andrew Harrison. At a court held 28 June .. ordered to be recorded.
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Magazine of Virginia Genealogy Vol 26 1988, No. 1; Page 70
Virginia Land Patent Book 20
George Taylor, 170 acres in Orange County, bounded by Thomas Smith, John Taliaferro, Robert Taliaferro's Orphans and the patent of Robert Bickers. For the importation of 4 persons: Jeremiah Dare, George Stuart, George Bird & Richard Kemp. 30 Jan 1741
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1741 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 6; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 185-86.
23 Sept. 1741. Robert Bickers of St. Thomas' Parish, Orange County, planter, to William Wood of same, planter. For £5 current money. 100 acres part of a greater tract granted to Robert Bickers for 245 acres by patent 1 June 1741 on the branches of Pamunkey River ... fork of a branch ... head of a small branch ...
Robert Bickers
Wit: Robt. Seayres, Wm. Jones, Mark (X) Thornton.
24 Sept. 1741. Proved by Robert Seayers, Wm. Jones and Mark Thornton.
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1741 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 6; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 186-90.
23-23 Sept. 1741. Robert Bickers of St, Thomas Parish, Orange County, to John Seayres of Essex County, Gent. Lease and release; for £8 current money. 145 acres on the heads of the branches of the North Fork of Northanna River ... corner of Augustine Smith on the road side ... corner of William Woods ...
Robt. Bickers
Wit: William Wood, Wm. Jones, Robert Seayres.
24 Sept. 1741. Proved by Wm. Wood, Wm. Jones and Robert Seayres.
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1745-1747 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 10; [Antient Press]; Page 75-77
15 April 1744 between WILLIAM WOOD and ROBERT BICKERS, both of Parish of St. Thomas in county of Orange .. for five pounds .. paid by Robert Bickers .. made over in fee simple .. 100 acres of land joyning to land of John Seyers, being part of a pattent granted to Robert Bickers and the said Robert sold to William Wood, adj. lands of Samuel Drake and William Wood ..
Witnesses: William Wood Seal
Presley Dollings,
Jeremiah (X) Deare.
27 June 1745 payment of £5 acknowledged.
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1751-1759 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 12; [Antient Press]; Page 3-6
Indenture 22 May 1751 between ROBERT BICKERS and ELIZABETH, his wife, Parish of St. Thomas, Orange County, Planter, and JAMES SENIOR of same .. deeds of lease and release .. for eleven pounds .. grants 108 acres, part of a greater tract of 229 acres granted by patent to Robert Bickers 5 Sept 1749 .. on branches of Pamun-key River .. bounded .. fork of Berry's Run .. Colo. Francis Taliaferro . . . .
Witnesses: Robt. Bickers
Eras. Taylor Eliza (X) Bickers
Benja. Cave, Zach. Taylor
Recorded Orange County 23 May 1751
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1751-1759 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 12; [Antient Press]; Page 399-400
Indenture 23 June 1757 between ROBERT BICKERS, Orange Cty., and WILLIAM BICKERS and ROBERT BICKERS JUNR., of same .. for 5 shillings .. give unto my sons, William and Robert Bickers, 200 acres .. beginning mouth of branch of Berry's Run .. corner to Jeremiah Dear .. James Smith, which is now Andrew Sheapherd's to path that leads down to another line of Jeremiah Dear's ..
Witnesses: Robert Bickers
Battaile Harrison, Joseph Davis
Recorded Orange County 23rd June 1757
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1751-1759 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 12; [Antient Press]; Page 447-448
Indenture 27 Apr 1758 between ROBERT BICKERS and ELIZABETH, of Orange County, and JEREMIAH DEAR of Albemarle County .. for £5 .. sells 75 acres on branches of Pamunky River adj. land of Thomas Gully, Bickers and Dear . . .
Witnesses: Robt. Bickers
Zach. Taylor
John Grigsby, Alexr. Waugh Junr.
Recorded Orange County 27 April 1758
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1759-1765 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Antient Press]; Page 220-222
Indenture 20 March 1762 between ROBERT BICKERS and ELIZABETH, his wife, of Orange County and ANDREW SHEPHERD of same, Mercht. .. for £30 .. grant 110 acres upon both sides rode from Orange
Court House to Fredericksburg ... bounded.. Taliaferro's line ..
James Taylor ... -
Witnesses: Robert Bickers
John Bickers Elizabeth (X) Bickers
Thomas (X) Burgess, Thomas Landrum Recorded orange County 25th March 1762.
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1759-1765 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Antient Press]; Page 231-232
Indenture 25 March 1762 between ROBERT BICKERS and ELIZABETH, his wife, Orange County, and JOHN COLLINS of same .. wituesseth that Robert Bickers and Elizabeth did make deeds to John Collins for 200 acres land then in Spotsylvania County .. since that time it has been discovered that 53 acres is taken away by an Elder pattent and also judged lost for want of Improvement and was granted by Pattent to one John Bryant and by John Bryant was acknowledged 140 acres unto John Collins ... according to .. intent of first deed.
Witnesses: Robert Bickers
Wm. Strother
Patrick McNeel, Zachy. Taylor
Recorded Orange County 25th March 1762.
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1768-1772 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 15; [Antient Press]; Page 420
Indenture 28 Nov 1771 between ROBERT BICKERS and WILLIAM EDWARDS .. for five shilling .. 150 acres binds on line of Thomas Gulley, John Mallory and Joseph Bickers ..
Presence: Thos. Bickers, Robert Rickers
Jos. Bickers, Eliza (X) Bickers
Recorded Orange County 28th November 1771_

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1772-1778 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 16; [Antient Press]; Page 136
Oct. the 22d 1773 .. Know all men .. I ROBERT BICKERS give unto my son, NICHOLAS BICKERS .. tract of land 100 acres in fork of Pamunkey adjoining William Edwards cornfield; Mr. A. Shepherd; Taliaferro Presence: George Proctor, Caleb Sisson Recorded Orange County 28th October 1773.

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1726-1730 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 13; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 49
ROBERT BICKERS, 1000 acs. (N. L.), Spotsyl. Co., in St. George's Par; on both sides the N. fork of Beaverdam Run; adj. Samuel Smith; 28 Sept. 1728, p, 437.¹
Robert Bickers Sr. and Elizabeth Collins were mentioned in a land transaction on 7 June 1732 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA,
Memo:
From Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
Descendants of Robert Bickers by Joseph Edward Bickers, written in the 1940s in the Library of Virginia.

LAND TRANSFER DEED ? Robert Bickers to John Collins, 1732
Source: Spotsylvania, Virginia County Records, 1721-1800, Deed Book B, Pg 296-297. Commonwealth of Virginia, Circuit Court of Spotsylvania County, Office of the Clerk, Spotsylvania, Virginia.
Transcribed to the best of my ability, September 30, 2007. Lori J. (Hunt) Zierden.

Pg. 296
This Indenture mad the Sixth Day of June in the year of our Lord God One thousand Seven hundred and thirty two Between Robert Bickres of Spotsylvania County planter of the one part and John Collins of Caroline County planter of the other part Witnesseth that the said Robert Bickers for His Consideration of the Sum of five Shillings lawfull[sic] money to him in hand paid by the said John the receipt where of the said Robert doth hereby acknowledge and there of and of Every part thereof doth hereby accept and Discharge the said John [undecipherable] admrs. Hath granted bargained & [hole in original document] by these presents doth grant bargain. Sold unto the said John Collins his heirs [hole in original document] admrs. and assigns one tract or parcell[sic] of Said Containing two hundred acres of being part of a Granted tract of one thousand acres granted by pattent[sic] to the said Robert Bickers the twenty eighth Day of September MDCCXXViiii lying & being in St. marks[sic] parish in Spotsylvania (Pg. 297) County and is bounded As followeth (to wit) Begining[sic] at a maple white oak & red oak on the East Side the Beverdam[sic] run thence North Seventy three Degrees East one hundred and fourty[sic] poles & two pines thence North thirty Degrees west two hundred & fifty two poles to a red oak in poison feilds[sic] thence ^South Sixty degrees West one hundred & fifty Eight poles to a read oak on the East Side the Beaverdam run thence Down the said run the Severall[sic] Curses[sic] to the begining[sic] And all the houses orchards fences timber major water priviledges profits and advantages to the Same or any part thereof belonging or any ways appertaining[sic] And all the right Estate property Claims & Demands of him the said Robert Bickers of [2 words undecipherable] the promises Said land or any part thereof To Have & to hold the Said land and promises and Every part thereof with all ^& Every its appurtenances unto the Said John Collins his Excrs. admrs. and assigns from the Day of the Date hereof for & during the full End and term of Six months from thence Next Ensueing[sic] & fully to the End that by Vertue[sic] of these presents and of the Statute of Transferring uses into possession the said John Collins may be in the actual possession of the promises & may be Enabled to Accept of a grant and release of the Land to him the said Robert Bickers his heirs and assigns for ever In Witness where of the parties to these presents Interchange ably have Set their hands and Seals the Day and year first above written ~
Sealed and Delivered
In presence of Robert Bickers Seal (signed in own hand)
her
Benj.a Carre Elizabeth E Bickers Seal
Jo.n Henderson mark
Samuel Brockman
At a Court held for Spotsylvania County On Tuesday June the Sixth 17??
Robert Bickers acknowledge this his Deed of Lease for
Land, Unto John Collins at whose motion the Same is admitted to record ~~
Test John Walter Clk Court (signed in own hand)
Certified by County Seal
as a true copy
A COPY TESTE:
Paul M. Metzger, Clerk
By: Arlen Z. Roger (signed in own hand)
9-26-2007

Record #1: Robert Bickers Virginia, U.S., Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850

Record #2: Robert Bickers Virginia, U.S., Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850

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Head Rights
From A History of Orange Co., VA (p. 225) - Image attached:
As I understand this statement, it is possible (likely) that Robert BICKERS (c1712-c1808) arrived in VA before 1735. As his wife is mentioned in a Spotsylvania Co. docusment of 6 June 1732, he was undoubtedly there at least by this date. GA Vaut.^8,9
Robert Bickers Sr. was mentioned in a land transaction on 15 August 1756 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA,
Memo: (Image attached)
"ROBERT BICKERS, 137 acs. Orange Co. on the Brs. of Paumunky Riv; adj. sd Bickers, John Mallarty, Thomas Gullie & Jeremiah Dearing; 16 Aug 1756, p. 220. in Consideration of Import. of 3 pers. to dwell within this our Colony and Dominion of Virginia whoe Names are Matthew Tibbit, Hannah Drak & Andrew Mannen."¹⁰

Robert Bickers Sr. left a will on 29 March 1775 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA;
Robert Bickers Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900.
[Images of attached]

The will names "my older son William, and "my younger son Joseph, and "son-in-law William Edwards."⁴

Robert Bickers Sr. lived in 1782 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA;

Record #1: Robert Bickers Virginia, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1800-1890

Record #2: Heads of families--Virginia, 1782 - List of James Madison
This William BICKERS may be the son of Robert.

     Elizabeth Collins was born before 1716.¹ She married Robert Bickers Sr. before 1732 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA,
; The "sherry Gubach family tree" says m. 6 June 1732, but cites no source for this. There is a land record of 7 June 1732 which mentions her as Robert's wife on that date and her dower.^1,5,2
Elizabeth Collins died after 1762 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA;
Betty EVANS'S Family Tree on Geneanet says d. 1807 in VA, citing:
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1731-1734 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book B; [William Armstrong Crozier];
June 7, 1732. Robert Bickers of Spts. Co., planter, to John Collins of Caroline Co., planter. £5 curr., 200 a.—part of tract formerly granted by pat. to sd. Bickers Sept. 28, 1728, in St. Mark's Par., Spts. Co. Benja. Cave, John Henderson, Samuel Brockman. June 6, 1732. Elizabeth, wife of Robert Bickers, acknowledged her dower, etc.
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1751-1759 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 12; [Antient Press]; Page 3-6
Indenture 22 May 1751 between ROBERT BICKERS and ELIZABETH, his wife, Parish of St. Thomas, Orange County, Planter, and JAMES SENIOR of same .. deeds of lease and release .. for eleven pounds .. grants 108 acres, part of a greater tract of 229 acres granted by patent to Robert Bickers 5 Sept 1749 .. on branches of Pamun-key River .. bounded .. fork of Berry's Run .. Colo. Francis Taliaferro . . . .
Witnesses: Robt. Bickers
Eras. Taylor Eliza (X) Bickers
Benja. Cave, Zach. Taylor
Recorded Orange County 23 May 1751
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1751-1759 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 12; [Antient Press]; Page 447-448
Indenture 27 Apr 1758 between ROBERT BICKERS and ELIZABETH, of Orange County, and JEREMIAH DEAR of Albemarle County .. for £5 .. sells 75 acres on branches of Pamunky River adj. land of Thomas Gully, Bickers and Dear . . .
Witnesses: Robt. Bickers
Zach. Taylor
John Grigsby, Alexr. Waugh Junr.
Recorded Orange County 27 April 1758
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1759-1765 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Antient Press]; Page 220-222
Indenture 20 March 1762 between ROBERT BICKERS and ELIZABETH, his wife, of Orange County and ANDREW SHEPHERD of same, Mercht. .. for £30 .. grant 110 acres upon both sides rode from Orange
Court House to Fredericksburg ... bounded.. Taliaferro's line ..
James Taylor ... -
Witnesses: Robert Bickers
John Bickers Elizabeth (X) Bickers
Thomas (X) Burgess, Thomas Landrum Recorded orange County 25th March 1762.¹ GKJ-5.
Elizabeth Collins and Robert Bickers Sr. were mentioned in a land transaction on 7 June 1732 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA,
Memo:
From Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
Descendants of Robert Bickers by Joseph Edward Bickers, written in the 1940s in the Library of Virginia.

LAND TRANSFER DEED ? Robert Bickers to John Collins, 1732
Source: Spotsylvania, Virginia County Records, 1721-1800, Deed Book B, Pg 296-297. Commonwealth of Virginia, Circuit Court of Spotsylvania County, Office of the Clerk, Spotsylvania, Virginia.
Transcribed to the best of my ability, September 30, 2007. Lori J. (Hunt) Zierden.

Pg. 296
This Indenture mad the Sixth Day of June in the year of our Lord God One thousand Seven hundred and thirty two Between Robert Bickres of Spotsylvania County planter of the one part and John Collins of Caroline County planter of the other part Witnesseth that the said Robert Bickers for His Consideration of the Sum of five Shillings lawfull[sic] money to him in hand paid by the said John the receipt where of the said Robert doth hereby acknowledge and there of and of Every part thereof doth hereby accept and Discharge the said John [undecipherable] admrs. Hath granted bargained & [hole in original document] by these presents doth grant bargain. Sold unto the said John Collins his heirs [hole in original document] admrs. and assigns one tract or parcell[sic] of Said Containing two hundred acres of being part of a Granted tract of one thousand acres granted by pattent[sic] to the said Robert Bickers the twenty eighth Day of September MDCCXXViiii lying & being in St. marks[sic] parish in Spotsylvania (Pg. 297) County and is bounded As followeth (to wit) Begining[sic] at a maple white oak & red oak on the East Side the Beverdam[sic] run thence North Seventy three Degrees East one hundred and fourty[sic] poles & two pines thence North thirty Degrees west two hundred & fifty two poles to a red oak in poison feilds[sic] thence ^South Sixty degrees West one hundred & fifty Eight poles to a read oak on the East Side the Beaverdam run thence Down the said run the Severall[sic] Curses[sic] to the begining[sic] And all the houses orchards fences timber major water priviledges profits and advantages to the Same or any part thereof belonging or any ways appertaining[sic] And all the right Estate property Claims & Demands of him the said Robert Bickers of [2 words undecipherable] the promises Said land or any part thereof To Have & to hold the Said land and promises and Every part thereof with all ^& Every its appurtenances unto the Said John Collins his Excrs. admrs. and assigns from the Day of the Date hereof for & during the full End and term of Six months from thence Next Ensueing[sic] & fully to the End that by Vertue[sic] of these presents and of the Statute of Transferring uses into possession the said John Collins may be in the actual possession of the promises & may be Enabled to Accept of a grant and release of the Land to him the said Robert Bickers his heirs and assigns for ever In Witness where of the parties to these presents Interchange ably have Set their hands and Seals the Day and year first above written ~
Sealed and Delivered
In presence of Robert Bickers Seal (signed in own hand)
her
Benj.a Carre Elizabeth E Bickers Seal
Jo.n Henderson mark
Samuel Brockman
At a Court held for Spotsylvania County On Tuesday June the Sixth 17??
Robert Bickers acknowledge this his Deed of Lease for
Land, Unto John Collins at whose motion the Same is admitted to record ~~
Test John Walter Clk Court (signed in own hand)
Certified by County Seal
as a true copy
A COPY TESTE:
Paul M. Metzger, Clerk
By: Arlen Z. Roger (signed in own hand)
9-26-2007

Record #1: Robert Bickers Virginia, U.S., Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850

Record #2: Robert Bickers Virginia, U.S., Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850

     William Bickers was born before 1737 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹
William Bickers died after 1757 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1731-1734 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book B; [William Armstrong Crozier];
June 7, 1732. Robert Bickers of Spts. Co., planter, to John Collins of Caroline.¹
In Robert Bickers Sr.'s will dated 29 March 1775 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA, William Bickers was named as executor;
Robert Bickers Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900.
[Images of attached]

The will names "my older son William, and "my younger son Joseph, and "son-in-law William Edwards."² He mentioned with Robert Bickers Sr. in 1782 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA;

Record #1: Robert Bickers Virginia, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1800-1890

Record #2: Heads of families--Virginia, 1782 - List of James Madison
This William BICKERS may be the son of Robert.

     Robert Bickers Jr. was born before 1737 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Robert Bickers Jr. died before 27 May 1762 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA; Datee of inventory of estate.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1744-1778 Orange County, Virginia Will Book 2: [John Frederick Dorman]: Page 330.
Robert Bickers, Jur. Inventory. Total valuation £13.17.9.
John Mallory
John Mallory jur.
John Lea
27 May 1762. Returned.
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1751-1759 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 12; [Antient Press]; Page 399-400
Indenture 23 June 1757 between ROBERT BICKERS, Orange Cty., and WILLIAM BICKERS and ROBERT BICKERS JUNR., of same .. for 5 shillings .. give unto my sons, William and Robert Bickers, 200 acres .. beginning mouth of branch of Berry's Run .. corner to Jeremiah Dear .. James Smith, which is now Andrew Sheapherd's to path that leads down to another line of Jeremiah Dear's ..
Witnesses: Robert Bickers
Battaile Harrison, Joseph Davis
Recorded Orange County 23rd June 1757
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1759-1765 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Antient Press]; Page 143-144
Indenture 23 Apr 1761 between ROBERT BICKERS, Orange County, and JOHN BICKERS of same .. for natural love and Brotherly affection unto his Brother .. do grant 100 acres on branch of Pamunky River known by the name of Berry's Run and bounded .. Jeremiah Dear .. John Branham .. William Bickers . . . . Witnesses: Robert Bickers Junr.
Alexr. Waugh Junr.
James Taylor, Zach Taylor
Recorded Orange County 23rd April 1761.¹

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There is an Orange Co., VA will for a Robert BICKERS dated 29 March 1773. It names:

Robert Bickers Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
pp. 277-278 - Images attached.

     John Bickers was born before 1740 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Sarah (?) before 1767 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA,
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Children of John and Sarah (MNU) BICKERS from Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
John Bickers died after 1780 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1759-1765 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Antient Press]; Page 143-144
Indenture 23 Apr 1761 between ROBERT BICKERS, Orange County, and JOHN BICKERS of same .. for natural love and Brotherly affection unto his Brother .. do grant 100 acres on branch of Pamunky River known by the name of Berry's Run and bounded .. Jeremiah Dear .. John Branham .. William Bickers . . . . Witnesses: Robert Bickers Junr.
Alexr. Waugh Junr.
James Taylor, Zach Taylor
Recorded Orange County 23rd April 1761.
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1765-1768 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 14; [Antient Press]; Page 137-138
Indenture 10 Jan 1767 between WILLIAM SAWYER and ANN, his wife, and JOHN BICKERS .. for £25 .. grant 100 acres lying on branch of Pamunkey .
Witnesses: William Sawyer
Uriah Garton Ann Sawyer
Joseph Bickers, John Sawyer
Recorded Orange County 28th May 1767.
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1765-1768 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 14; [Antient Press]; Page 297-298
Indenture 28 Apr 1768 between JOHN BICKERS, Orange County, and GABRIEL WARREN, son to LOTT WARREN, deceased, Gabriel Warren binds himself as Apprentice to learn the trade of a house carpenter and joyner .. during term of three years .. John Bickers obliges himself to give to Gabriel Warren a full suit of cloaths suitable to his station .. both parties agree under penalty of £50 . . . .
John Bickers
Recorded Orange County
Gabriel Warren
28th April 1768.
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1778-1781 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 17; [Antient Press]; Page 36-37
Indenture 1778 July 23d between JOHN BICKERS and SARAH, his wife, and BENJAMIN CAVE .. in consideration of a swap of land 15 acres bounded my Spring Branch; Henry Wood's Mill run; being part of tract formerly belonged to Wm. Sawyer conveyed from Sawyer to Bickers ..
Recorded Orange County John Bickers
23rd July 1778.
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1778-1781 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 17; [Antient Press]; Page 38-40
Indenture 1776 June 25 between JOHN BICKERS and SARAH, Carpenter of Orange County, and BENJAMIN CAVE, Planter of same .. for £30 .. sold 20 acres bounded James Smith; at the river; along of the North Anna and mouth of Henry Wood's Mill run; along Bickers line to Henry Wood's run; part of tract formerly belonged to Larkin Chew, Deceased, conveyed from the sd Chew to Bickers ..
Witnesses: James Smith John Bickers
William Richards, Samuel Brockman
Recorded 23rd July 1778.
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1778-1781 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 17; [Antient Press]; Page 169-171
Indenture 22 May 1779 between JOHN BICKERS and SARAH, his wife, and REUBEN LANDRUM .. for £200 .. sold 120 acres'bounded Capt. Robt. Thomas; Stony hill; valley on the meeting house path; John Bickers ..
Witnesses: Joseph Bell, John Bickers
Samuel Brockman, Robert Thomas Sarah Bickers
Recorded 27th May 1779.
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1778-1781 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 17; [Antient Press]; Page 364-366
Indenture 27 July 1780 between JOHN BICKERS and SARAH, his wife, and BENJAMIN CAVE for £115 .. sell five acres on Henry Woods Mill run
Witnesses: James Smith, John Bickers
John (X) Gutridge, Wm. Plunkett Sarah (X) Bickers
Recorded Orange County 27th July 1780.¹

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From Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
NOTE:JOHN BICKERS (G2/R1)
2ND GENERATION
Virginia ca1734-1799
m. Sarah
Son of Robert Bickers (G1) & Elizabeth VA ca1709-1808
Draft as of 11 February 2003
Note: Spelling used in the following research is that used in documents

John Bickers (G2/R1), of the Second Generation of Robert & Elizabeth Bickers of Orange County, was born in Orange County, Virginia, about 1734. As proof that John Bickers was the son of Robert Bickers, reference is made to the following copy of a deed from Robert Bickers to his two sons, William Bickers (G2/R1) and Robert Bickers, Jr. (G2/R1), indicating by document that William Bickers and Robert Bickers, Jr., were sons of Robert Bickers, together with an abstract copy of deed from Robert Bickers, Jr., to his brother John Bickers (G2/R1). These two documents prove that John Bickers was a brother of Robert Bickers, Jr., as well as being a son of Robert Bickers (G1).
24 June 1816: Deed, Heirs of John Bickers to Sheriff John Henshaw
The marriage of Lewis Bickers (G3/John2), son of John (G2/R1) & Sarah Bickers, is recorded in Green County, Georgia, in 1795, indicating that Lewis went to Georgia before his widowed mother. Jonathan Bickers (G3/John2) was on Georgia Tax Lists for 1805 (Greene/fa); 1809 (Greene/CA); and 1815 (Greene). John Bickers, Jr. (G3/John2), was married in Greene County, Georgia, about 1811, suggesting that Sarah moved to Greene County between 1801 and 1811. Sarah signed some deeds in Virginia as ?Sally', received land in the 1821 Lottery:
Sally Bickers, Greene Co, Scotts Military District, lot/Sec 116/6; Drew: Monroe.
The date of John Bickers' death is not known, but he was deceased in Orange County, Virginia, by 01 December 1799 [see land transaction with Webb], before his wife, Sarah, and her children moved to Greene County, Georgia. According to the following abstract copy of release deed from Sarah and her children, Sarah was still living in 1822 at which time she would have been approximately 77 years old:
"Deeds HH, page 258 -- November 26th 1822. KNOW all men by these presents that we William Bickers and Franklin C. Heard of Greene County and State of Georgia, are held and firmly bound unto Elizabeth Bickers, widow of Jonathan Bickers, late of said county, deceased, in the just and full sum of six thousand dollars for the true and faithful payments of which said sum we do hereby bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns-----this 16th day of November 1822.
----The condition is such that whereas Jonathan Bickers, late husband of the above named Elizabeth Bickers, departed this life intestate, leaving as his only heirs the said Elizabeth, his widow, Sarah Bickers, his mother, John Bickers and the above bound William Bickers, and Elizabeth Bickers, Lucy Bickers, Fanny Bickers his sister, and Jonas Cartwright in the right of his wife, Jemima Cartwright, formerly Jemima Bickers, another sister, and heirs of Lewis Bickers, deceased, brother, or the said Lewis himself if in life, and it being the wish of said Elizabeth Bickers, widow of said deceased, and the said William Bickers for himself and in behalf of the other heirs of the said deceased above named, to settle and divide the estate both real and personal without administration---the said William Bickers doth covenant and agree to give the said Elizabeth Bickers, widow, as her moiety of estate of her late husband, ten acres of land including the house where she now lives, and 50 acres of woodland adjacent thereto, and the four slaves, Irvin, Ann, Ben, and Frank.--November 26, 1822. J.W. Tally and George Watkins, Teste: Recorded 29th of November 1822." Note: Lewis Bickers had gone to TN by 1810 and evidently was no longer in touch with his family.
As listed in the foregoing copy of abstract of release deed, the names of the children of John Bickers (G2/R1) & Sarah:
Lewis Bickers (G3/John2)
Jonathan Bickers (G3/John2)
Lucy Bickers (G3/John2)
Frances G. Bickers (G3/John2) ?Fanny'
Jemima Bickers (G3/John2) ?Jenny'
John Bickers, Jr. (G3/John2)
William B. Bickers (G3/John2)
Elizabeth Bickers (G3/John2) ?Betsy'

Source: Research of Lucyle Bickers Middleton provided on CD. This info is listed on the 11Nov2004 CD under "G" and "G2-2-1John".
Married: Bef 23 Jul 1778 in Orange County, Virginia.³

     Sarah (?) was born before 1751.¹ She married John Bickers, son of Robert Bickers Sr. and Elizabeth Collins, before 1767 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA,
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Children of John and Sarah (MNU) BICKERS from Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
Sarah (?) died after 1780 at St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1778-1781 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 17; [Antient Press]; Page 36-37
Indenture 1778 July 23d between JOHN BICKERS and SARAH, his wife, and BENJAMIN CAVE .. in consideration of a swap of land 15 acres bounded my Spring Branch; Henry Wood's Mill run; being part of tract formerly belonged to Wm. Sawyer conveyed from Sawyer to Bickers ..
Recorded Orange County John Bickers
23rd July 1778.
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1778-1781 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 17; [Antient Press]; Page 169-171
Indenture 22 May 1779 between JOHN BICKERS and SARAH, his wife, and REUBEN LANDRUM .. for £200 .. sold 120 acres'bounded Capt. Robt. Thomas; Stony hill; valley on the meeting house path; John Bickers ..
Witnesses: Joseph Bell, John Bickers
Samuel Brockman, Robert Thomas Sarah Bickers
Recorded 27th May 1779.
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1778-1781 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 17; [Antient Press]; Page 364-366
Indenture 27 July 1780 between JOHN BICKERS and SARAH, his wife, and BENJAMIN CAVE for £115 .. sell five acres on Henry Woods Mill run
Witnesses: James Smith, John Bickers
John (X) Gutridge, Wm. Plunkett Sarah (X) Bickers
Recorded Orange County 27th July 1780.¹

     Thomas II Marshall was born in 1678 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Anne Bailey in 1699 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.²

Thomas II Marshall died before 31 May 1730 at St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Not proved as son
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Stafford Co. Va, Thos. Marshall 1730 inv; Anne 1740 will

[Paxton.FTW]

P. 701 of "VA Vital Records"
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1654-1800 Westmoreland County, Virginia Wills [Augusta B. Fothergill]; Page 16
Mary Bailey was the wife of Henry Washington who was Admn. of Estate of Thomas Marshall. who died Stafford Co. Va, 1730)

BAILEY, BASIL, 20 April 1694; 28 August 1695.
Son in law Caleb Smith;
second son in law John Smith 2 cows each;
daus. Anne and Mary Bailey.
wife Ann;
brother in law Thomas Robins
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Westmoreland County, Va., Deeds & Will Bk.3,p.102--19 Oct 1702
Richard Powell, Planter, of Stafford County, Virginia. to John Jones of Westmoreland County, Va., Planter, conveys 75 acres etc.
Wit: Charles Ellis, THOMAS MARSHALL, Lewis Johnson
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Stafford County, Virginia Will Book M page 11-13
Stafford Co. In Obedience to an Order of Court 13th May 1730 We Subscribers being first sworn before Capt John Washington one of his Majesties Justices for this County have Inventoriede and Apraised ye Estate of Mr Thomas Marshall Decd Vizt. Items listed and valued 37.17.7
The Above is the whole that came to our view to be appraised whereunto we ye said appraisers by vertue of Order of court have set our hands this 13 day of 1730.
Townsend Washington
Henry Washington
Philip Alexander
James Seaton
At a court held for Stafford County 9th Sept 1730, Henry Washington Executor of Thomas Marshall deceased returned Inventory. ordered to be recorded.
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James Hughes 2005-06-22 19:15:31
Descendants of Jonathan Rawlings

RFHA June 1997 p.24.

Anthony of Westmoreland VA, whose will was dated Apr 21, 1713 and probated Nov 28, 1716. Wife's name was Martha ___. The Witnessses for the inventory of the estate were Robert Enoble and Thomas Marshall. He had two sons, Richard and Samuel. He also lived at one time on the property own[ed by John Washington, the grandfather of George Washington.
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Contributed by: James Hughes

The Washington Ancestry and Records of the McClain, Johnson and Forty Other Colonial American Families, Volume 1, Page 348
Note:
[Westmoreland County, Deeds & Wills, No. 4, Page 175]: WRIGHT'S RELEASE TO ROBINS

THIS INDENTURE made the twenty second day of February one thousand seven hundred and Eight and in the seventh year of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Anne by the Grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland Queen Defender of the faith &c Between Francis Wright and John Wright of Cople parish in the County of Westmorld Gentl. of the one part and Thomas Robins of Washington Parish in the said County planter of the other party--

Witnesseth that the said Francis Wright and John Wright for . . . one thousand pounds of good tobacco do by these presents give, grant, bargain, alien, sell, remise, release and forever confirm unto the said Thomas Robins and his heirs the said Thomas Robins being in the actual possession thereof by virtue of a lease made of the same bearing date the day before the date of these presents and statute for transferring uses into possessions all that two hundred acres of land situate in Washington Parish in the County aforesaid which the said Francis Wright and Anne his wife then sole owner of the said land sold to William Booth(*) Decd. and recd. a consideration for the same but the said Anne dying before the same was legally conveyed the said William Booth had not any right to the same and now is the proper Estate of the said John Wright son and heir to the said Anne the said two hundred acres of land beginning at a corner marked hickory of the land of Thomas Marshall (etc.) To have and to hold (etc.)

In witness whereof the parties to these presents hath interchangably sett their hands and seals the day & year first mentioned.

FRANCIS WRIGHT [Seal]

JOHN WRIGHT [Seal]

Signed, Sealed & delivered in the presence of N. POPE, JNO. BELFIELD.

Recordate 28 die Febry. pred Pr. Eund'm Cler'um.
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From: James Hughes [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 3:09 PM

Could the Thomas Marshall mentioned in the land description when John Marshall bought land from John and Pricilla Hamilton be the son of Thomas Jr. Marshall. Thomas Robbins is also mentioned and he was the brother in law of Basil Bayley.

In Apr 1740 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. James Hamilton and Priscilla, his wife, sold to JOHN MARSHALL of Westmoreland County, Virginia., Planter, for 27 pounds 10 shillings current money of Va. a tract of 100 acres lying in Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia. being part of a tract of 1200 acres patented & granted to Col. Nicholas Spencer on 22 Sept 1668 and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a small red oak, corner tree of the land of THOMAS ROBBINS, extending north along his line to a marked red oak, thence extending along the land of HOOEs from thence East to the line that divides this land from the land of THOMAS ASBURY’s, from thence South along said Asbury’s line 144 poles to the land of THOMAS MARSHALL’s, from thence West along said THOMAS MARSHALL’ s line 111 poles and 5 links to the place it began.
Wit: JOHN PIPER, John Smith, William Meeks
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press];
An Inventory of the Estate of JUDETH BALTROPE Given to her by Mr. PHILIP BUCKNER & MARGARET HART
Thomas Marshall 1701

mm note: Margaret Field wife of Edward Hart
this appears to be the first record for Thomas Marshall (b1678)
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press];
pp.165-167 The Inventory of the Estate of EDWARD CLEMENTS deced taken by me CHARLES ELLIS Sheriff February 25th 1702 .. items were valued and totalled 9791 .. Appraised by us SAML. WELLS & THOMAS LUND. Sworn before RICD. FOSSAKER. Items of "things forgot." Signed by RD. FOOTE Juret in Curia
Tobacco Debts mentioned .. Thomas Marshal, William Grome, Henry Flagg Senr., Dade Massey, Richard Powell, Thomas Lund, William Buckner, Thos. Knight. Mr. Charles Ellis, Mary Gainaway, Geo. Downing, Richard Lee, Abraham Delander, Richard Vaughan, John Gardiner, John Ashby, John Waugh, James Oneal.
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page. 191- 192
Will of EDWARD TAYLOR.
I Edward Taylor being sick & weak of body give to my son JOHN TAYLOR 2 cows & 2 calves, one young heifer & one young stear.
I give to my son John Taylor one mare.
I give to my son John Taylor two small brass kettles & 6 pewter plates, one old pewter bason and 2 old pewter dishes & 1 fflock bed with covering. I. do appoint Mr. THOMAS MARSHALL to be my true & lawful Exec. and that my son John Taylor live & dwell with him until he shall come to the full age of 21 years .. this 8th day July 1703.
Teste Mary Delander, Edwd. x Taylor
Charles Ellis
The above will was sufficiently proved in open court & probate thereof granted Thos. Marshall.
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press];
At a Court held February 9th 1703/4
p. 214 Stafford Sct. Whereas THOMAS MARSHALL made complaint to me this day that LEWIS JOHNSON stands justly indebted to him for one cow & calf sold him this year the just sum of Eight hundred pounds of toho. & cask hath absented himself out of the County so that the due cases of law cannot be had against him the said Johnson These are therefore in her Majts. name to will and require you to attach so much of the estate of Lewis Johnson as will pay the debt and all costs .. 30th December 1703.
To the high Sheriff of Stafford or his Deputy Rice Hoe
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page. 359- 360
Will of CHRISTOPHER HARMAN. I Christopher Harman of county Stafford being very sick S weak in body .. give & bequeath to THOMAS MARSHALL a cow called bull neck & her yearling & to his wife my horse & my Negro woman .. to RALPH WALKER 700 pounds of sweet scented Tobo of my crop & 10 barrl of corn .. to WILLIAM BUCKNER all the rest of my crop of Tobo 6 one cow and her yearling down in the neck & all my money in England .. To RICHARD HINSUM 7 barrels of corn , to JOHN SMITH 4 barrels of Corn .. to JOHN DAVIS my mare & colt .. to JOHN ELLIT one hhd of Tobo he oweth me .. to JOHN CANARD my saddle . to RICHARD POWELL all the rest of my cattle and my negro man .. I make and ordain Wm. Buckner Junr. & Richd. Powell my lawful execrs. .. this 30th day Novr. 1706. Presence Eliza x Dark her mark,
Christ. x Harman
Fran: x Balthrop her mark
Margt, x King her mark
At a Court held for said county 8th day Janry 1706 This Will was proved to be the Last Will & Testament of Christopher Harman .. & is ordered to be re-corded & is recorded.
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press]; Page 394
Memorandum of what things RALPH WALKER hath given to his children the 14th day of Derr. 1707. To his son RICHARD WALKER .. to his son THOMAS WALKER .. to his son JOHN WALKER .. to WILLIAM RICHARDSON .. to be delivered to the children & relict of the Widow & reliyue of Ralph Walker as they shall come of age but if SARAH WALKER the Widow and relict of Ralph Walker as they shall come of age THOMAS MARSHALL & RICHARD AMSON one or both of them to see that the children are not abused according to the desire of their deced
Father. Richard Whitson
Richard Powell
At a Court held 11th Febry 1707 This was presented in Court to be the nuncupative will of RALPH WALKER by the oaths of Richard Whitson & Richard Powell & is ordered to be recorded & is recorded.

Sources      
[S171] Paxton.FTW.
Date of Import: Jul 20, 2002.¹

     Anne Bailey was born circa 1683 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Thomas II Marshall, son of Thomas I Marshall and Jane (?), in 1699 at Westmoreland Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Anne Bailey died on 28 March 1740 at St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Contributed by: James Hughes
URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vastaffo/deaths/1700lp.htm
URL title: Stafford County Deaths - 1700s
Stafford County Deaths - 1700s
MARSHALL, Anne, widow of Thomas, March 28, 1740
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Stafford County, Virginia Will Book M page 287
In the name of God Amen the 27th day of March 1740 I Anne Marshall being sick but in perfect memory do make this my last will and testament.
First I commend my soul to God and my body I comit to the Earth
Such goods chattels and debts I do dispose of in manner following Viz
Imprimis I give unto Elizabeth Reddish my trunk and all wearing cloaths therein contain'd.
Item I give unto John Gordon I cow and calf and 1 Ewe.
Item I give unto my loving grandson John Buckner a negro woman named Nan together with all the rest of my personal estate and I hereby appoint my loving grandson John Buckner full and sole Executor of this my last will and testament.
Presence Patrick Brown Anne x Marshall
Grace Berry

At a Court held for Stafford County Apl 8th 1740 Will presented into court being approved, admitted to record, Certificate granted for obtaining Probate
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Stafford County, Virginia Will Book M page 289-290
In Obedience to an order of worshipfull court of Stafford County dated 8th day of April 1740 we subscribers being first sworn have Inventoried and appraised Estate of Anne Marshall deceast as followeth items listed and valued...total £32.4.7
James Seaton
At Court held for Stafford County 13 May 1740 Inventory admitted to record
William Powell
Henry Smith
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1691-1699 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 2; [John Frederick Dorman-1801 transcript];
Pages 37-37a. Will of Basill Baley of the County of Westmoreland, planter, being designed by God's leave on a voyage to England this present year, dated 20 April 1694.
Unto my son in law Caleb Smith two cows and two calves when he shall attain the age of 17 years.
Unto my second son in law John Smith two cows and two calves to be delivered as aforesaid.
Unto my said two sons in law one brown mare branded on the near buttock with B.
Unto my daughter Ann Baily all the remainder of my goods. If my daughter should die before she attain the age of 17 years, then the remainder of my goods unto my loving wife Ann Bayly and my daughter Mary Bayly equally, my daughter's part to be delivered to her when she shall attain the age of seventeen years.
My brother in law Thos. Robins executor.
Basill Bayley
Wit: Alexr. Webster, Ann Webster, Jno. Butler.
28 Aug. 1695. Proved by Alexander Webster and Ann Webster.
Probate granted Thos. Robins.
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1699-1709 Stafford County, Virginia Deed & Will Book; [Antient Press];
An Inventory of the Estate of JUDETH BALTROPE Given to her by Mr. PHILIP BUCKNER & MARGARET HART
Thomas Marshall 1701
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Ben Buckner 2012-08-02 19:04:44
http://www.fooksfamily.com/p92.htm

This John Buckner could be one of two people, John Buckner of Stafford d. 1748 or John Buckner of Stafford d. 1752. The former DSP and left most of his property to his Stith nephews. The latter did actually have a wife and one daughter at the time of his death, named in his will, not to mention a sister.
Now, we actually know a lot about the first John Buckner. He was the younger son of William Buckner of York and Katherine Ballard. There's no way Ann Marshall could be his grandmother unless she was the grandmother of a unknown predeceased wife. Therefore, I think the John Buckner in this will is the younger John Buckner, and Ann Marshall could either be his blood grandmother or his wife's. All I've been able to figure out about this John Buckner's parents is that he almost certainly was a grandson of Phillip Buckner of Stafford, because he inherited half of Phillip's property (with his apparent cousin Peyton Buckner getting the other half). Phillip's wife was in fact named Ann (probably Ann Gillson, dau. of Andrew Gillson), so it's not entirely out of the question that Ann Marshall is Phillip's remarried widow. However, since Phillip doesn't mention a living wife in his will, I've always assumed that she predeceased him, despite being a fair bit younger.
Therefore, I think you're left with (A) Phillip's son's mother-in-law or (B, less likely, IMO) John's wife's grandmother. John's wife was named Elizabeth and later remarried to Zacharias Brazier. In her 1795 will, she indicated that she inherited slaves from her mother Mary Fouke. Gerard and Chandler Fouke were apparently Eliz.'s coheir-brothers, so she was probably Elizabeth b. 1727 the daughter of Gerard Fouke and Mary Fossaker. Assuming the Fouke researchers aren't totally wrong, she did not have a grandmother named Ann. Therefore, by process of elimination, Anne Marshall was probably the mother of the wife of one of Phillip Buckner's sons, either Robert (d. 1718) or Andrew.
Based on encountering numerous cases like this, I would say that the basic scenario here is that John's parents were dead and that he was raised by his old granny Marshall, as all of his close paternal relatives were well and truly dead by 1720. It still remains to be seen whether John and his sister Sarah were children of Robert or Andrew, but I think it's pretty sure that it was one of the two.
(Thanks to Scott Kendall for ferreting out most of the data that I used above.)

=== This is the Grace that was a witness in Anne's Will
1729-1748 Stafford County, Virginia Will Book M; [Antient Press]; Page 274 An Accot. of debts paid by GRACE BERRY in Acct. of JAMES BERRY her husband deceased Vizt. 1738 paid SAMUEL JACKSON, EDWD. TEMPLEMAN.
1739 Paid THOMAS TURNER, PETER JOHNE Balla. Capt. HENRY WASHINGTON for Levies, DUNKIN SIMPSON pr accot., Mr. TOWNSHEND WASHINGTON, Capt. PHIL ALEXANDER, JOHN BUCKNER, Mr. Hunter i Barrl Corn. Doct. WM. ALLISON .,
The Estate of James Berry To Grace Berry Dr. To Stripping pressing and carrying 4 hhds Tobacco to the warehouse, To funeral Expenses
At Court held for Stafford County August 14th 1739 Grace Berry Admex. of James Berry deced made oath to above account which is allowed and Tobacco valued at 12/6 p cent and admitted to record.
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1654-1800 Westmoreland County, Virginia Wills [Augusta B. Fothergill]; Page 16
BAILEY, BASIL, 20 April 1694; 28 August 1695.
Son in law Caleb Smith;
second son in law John Smith 2 cows each;
daus. Anne and Mary Bailey.
wife Ann;
brother in law Thomas Robins.
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1734-1736 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds & Will Book 8, Part 5 [Antient Press]; Page 250-251
THIS INDENTURE made this Eight day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred & thirty four Between ROBERT WASHINGTON of County of Westmorland, Gent, of one part and HENRY WASHINGTON of County of STAFFORD, Gent., of other part. Whereas ROBERT WASHINGTON & SARAH his Wife by Deed of Feoffinent bearing equal date with these presents made between ROBERT WASHINGTON & SARAH his Wife of the one part and HENRY WASHINGTON of the other part for the consideration therein mentioned have sold unto HENRY WASHINGTON his heirs all that parcel of Land containing by estimation One hundred & twenty acres be the same more or less scituate in St. Paul's Parish in County of STAFFORD binding upon the Lands & Plantations of HENRY WASHINGTON, RICE HOOE, ANNE MARSHAL and JAMES SEATON and begining at a marked Hiccory tree & running from thence South two hundred & twenty poles to another Hiccory, thence East eighty seven poles & an half to another marked Hiccory, from thence North two hundred & twenty poles to a marked Ash tree, from thence West eighty seven poles and an half to the begining, And all houses orchards profits and advantages belonging; To have and to hold to HENRY WASHINGTON his heirs without any condition as by the recited Deed amongst other things more fully appeareth; NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that ROBERT WASHINGTON for the further and better security of HENRY WASHINGTON & his heirs & more perfect assurance of the One hundred & twenty acres of Land with appurtenances by the recited Deed so sold to HENRY WASHINGTON his heirs & for the further consideration of Five shillings Sterling in hand paid by HENRY WASHINGTON to ROBERT WASHINGTON, said ROBERT WASHINGTON hath and by these presents doth sell unto HENRY WASHINGTON his heirs all that parcell of Land lying in County of Westmorland containing by estimation one hundred acres be the same more or less & binding upon the Lands of THOMAS ( ), which is now in the possession of WILLIAM GRAHAM, begining at a red Oak standing at the side of ( ) belonging to the Pond & running upon a Southerly course into the main woods upon a point of Land between two Branches & to a white Oak corner tree which was formerlysurveyed by Mr. (G ) from thence running along a line of marked trees and NorthEast & North to a red Oak, corner tree which is ROBERT REDMANs at the head of MIRY MARSH, from thence binding upon a line of marked trees running West to a white Oak corner tree, from thence running North down to the Pond from thence binding upon the Pond running South by West to the begining tree, it being part of fourteen hundred & fifty acres of Land late in the possession of JOHN ROSIER, deced., And all houses orchards, profits and appurtenances belonging; To have and to hold the One hundred acres of land with appurtenances unto HENRY WASHINGTON & his heirs; In Witness whereof ROBERT WASHINGTON hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day & year first within written
Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us
DAVID STUART ROBT, WASHINGTON
FARQUHAR MATHESON SARAH WASHINGTON
JAMES SEATON
Received of HENRY WASHINGTON the sum of Five shillings Sterling, being the consideration mentioned in this Deed to be paid by him to me on the perfection hereo, Witness my hand this Eight day of July 1734
Witness present DAVID STUART ROBT. WASHINGTON
FARQUHAR MATHESON, JAMES SEATON
Memorandum, That on the Eight day of July 1734 full possession and seizin was had and taken of the land and premise within grntcd by BURDIT ASHTON, one of the Attorneys within named, and by him delivered over unto HENRY WASHINGTON to be held to said HENRY WASHINGTON his heirs according to the contents and true meaning of the within written Indenture in the presence of
DAVID STUART BURNT ASHTON
FARQUHAR MATHESTON, JAMES SEATON
Westmorland ss. At a Court held for the said County the 29th day of October 1734
ROBERT WASHINGTON, Gent., personally acknowledged this Deed of Exchange & Feoffment of Land by him and SARAH his Wife passed to HENRY WASHINGTON, Gent., Together with Livery of Seizin and Receipt for the consideration money thereon endorsed o be his proper act and deed, all which at the instance of the said HENRY WASHINGTON are admitted to Record Test G. TUBERVILE, C. C, W.
Recorded the 6th day of November 1734, pr, G. T., C. C. W.¹

     (?) Marshall married Anthony Buckner at St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.²
(?) Marshall was born before 1702.¹

     Anthony Buckner married (?) Marshall, daughter of Thomas II Marshall and Anne Bailey, at St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.²
Anthony Buckner was born before 1698 at St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.²
Anthony Buckner died on 1 December 1734 at St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, USA.²

     John Marshall was born circa 1596.¹
John Marshall died on 8 November 1688.¹
     John Marshall immigrated in 1635 to Virginia, USA;

John Marshall
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s

     Elizabeth Williams was born in 1697 at Sittingbourne Parish, Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married William Marshall, son of Thomas I Marshall and Martha Sherwood, in October 1717 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA,
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     William 'caroline' Marshall, b. Abt 1697, Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia . 10 Nov 1757, Caroline County, Virginia - probate (Age ~ 60 years)
Marriage     Oct 1717      Caroline County, Virginia [1]
Children      
     1. Martha Marshall, b. Between 1720 and 1724, Caroline County, Virginia . Between Sep 1786 and Dec 1794, Caroline County, Virginia (Age ~ 66 years)
     2. Sarah Marshall, b. 21 May 1721, Caroline County, Virginia . Between 1767 and 1769, Spotsylvania County, Virginia (Age 45 years)
     3. Elizabeth 'Betty' Marshall, b. Abt 1725, Caroline County, Virginia . Jul 1797, Martintown, Edgefield County, South Carolina (Age ~ 72 years)
     4. Mary Marshall, b. 30 Mar 1726, Caroline County, Virginia . 12 Jun 1772, Caroline County, Virginia (Age 46 years)
     5. Col. William Marshall, b. 27 Aug 1730, Caroline County, Virginia . 18 Jun 1810, Fairhope, Henry County, Kentucky - Inventory (Franklin County, Kentucky) (Age 79 years)
     6. John Marshall, b. Abt 1736, Caroline County, Virginia . Bef Oct 1781, Caroline County, Virginia (Age ~ 45 years)
     7. Mildred Marshall, b. Abt 1734, Caroline County, Virginia. 14 Apr 1822, Montgomery County, Tennessee (Age ~ 88 years.)¹
Elizabeth Williams died in 1768 at King & Queen Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1722-1749 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book A; [William Armstrong Crozier];
JOHNSON, JAEL-, Spotsylvania Co., d. July 7, 1733, Page Sept. 4, 1733. Wit. Antho. Rhodes, Junr., Wm. Call, Junr. Sarah Garton. Ex, Richard Tutt. Leg. my son Richard Tutt, articles of personal estate, among which is a chest called "Elizabeth Tuft's"; my son James Williams; legacies to William Williams, Betty Marshall, Sarah Cavenaugh, Jael Cavenaugh, James Williams, Richard Tutt, Philemon Cavenaugh. Page 202)

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Spotsylvania Co will bk A (1722-1749) dated 7 july 1733 probated 7 Aug 1733
William Williams
witnesses anthony Rhodes Jr, Wm Call Jr, Sarah Garton
Es.[executor?] Richard Tutt Leg.[legatees?] my son james williams [eldest son] Wm Williams [son] Betty Marshall [dtr] Jael Cavanaugh [granddtr md a Underwd who was descendant of Thos Marshall who d. 1704 father of jael harrison's son in law wm marshall who md her dtr betty williams in 1722], James Williams [son] Richard tutt [son in law, husband of Eliz Johnson dtr by Jael's last marriage] Philemon Cavenaugh [son in law] ;
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2874167&id=I54 8309458
URL title: Yates-Looper Tree
The George Yates mentioned here could be the same George Yates that had a son named Michael that married Martha Marshall d/o William Marshall and Elizabeth Williams of Caroline County, Virginia.
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1726-1729 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds & Will Book 8, Part 2 [Antient Press]; Page 98
THIS INDENTURE made the 23d day of October in ye first year of ye Reign of our Sovereign Lord George ye 2d., by ye grace of God of Great Birttain France & Ireland. King Defender of the faith &c., And in ye year of our Lord God one thousand seven hundred & twenty seven. Between WILLIAM MARSHALL of ye County of KING and QUEEN in ye Colony of Virginia. Planter, of the one part and JOHN MARSHALL of ye County of Westmoreland in Virginia of the other part; Witnesseth that WILLIAM MARSHALL in consideration of ye sum of five shillings Sterling money of England to him in hand paid, ye receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge, hath and doth hereby bargain and sell unto JOHN MARSHALL his heirs all that tract of land (except ye parsell of Land wch: was sold out of it to MICHAEL HULBURT) scituate in Westmoreland County in Washington Parish on or near APPAMATOX CREEK & being part of a tract of land containing 1200 acres formerly granted to JNO: WASHINGTON &THO: POPE. Gent. by Patent dated the 4th September 1661. & by them lost for want of Seating & since granted to Coll. NICHOLAS SPENCER by Order Genll. Court dated September ye 21st 1668 & by ye sd. SPENCER assigned to ye sd JNO: WASHINGTON ye 9th of October 1669, which sd, two hundred acres was conveyed & sold to THOMAS MARSHALL by FRANCIS WRIGHT & afterwards acknowledged in Court by JOHN WRIGHT ye 28th day of May 1707, which two hundred acres of land be ye same more or less and bounded, Begining at a black Oak standing in ye Southermost line of ye sd. 1200 acres & being a corner tree of a line that divideth this two hundred acres from 100 acres of MICHAEL HULBARTs, extending along ye said Southermost line West two hundred poles to a marked red Oak, thence North 160 poles to another marked red Oak, thence East 200 poles to a black Oak of ye sd. HALBARTs finally by ye sd. HALBARTs to ye place it began, with all houses & all other things thereunto belonging: with the rents issues and profits thereof; To have and to hold the land & premises unto JOHN MARSHALL his heirs during the term of six month that by vertue thereof and of the Statute for transferring uses into possession, JOHN MARSHALL may be in the actual! possession of the premises & might be enabled to take a release of the same to him his heirs, In Witness whereof the parties to these present Indentures interchangeably have set hands & seals ye day & year first above written
Sealed and dd. in sight & presence of
FRANCIS LACON, JANE LACON, WM: MARSHALL
THOMAS THOMPSON
Westmoreld. ss. At a Court held for the sd. County the 27th day of March 1728 WILLIAM MARSHALL personally acknowledged this Lease of Land by him passed to JOHN MARSHALL to be his proper act and ded, which at the instance of the sd, JOHN MARSHALL is admitted to Record Test G. TURBERVILE, C. C. W.
Recorded the 29th day of March 1728 pr. G. T. C. C. W.
THIS INDENTURE made the 24th day of October in the first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George ye 2d. by ye grace of God of Great Brittain France & Ireland, King, Defender of the faith &c., And in ye year of our Lord God one thousand seven hundred & twenty seven. Between THOMAS MARSHALL of ye County of KING and QUEEN in the Colony of Virginia. Planter, of ye one part and JOHN MARSHALL of ye County of Westmoreland in Virginia of ye other part: Witnesseth that WILLIAM MARSHALL by Indenture bearing date ye day before ye date hereof for consideration therein mentioned did bargain and sell unto ye sd. JOHN MARSHALL that tract of land scituate in County of Westmoreland in Washington Parish containing two hundred acres be ye same more or less bounded (the bounds of the land repeasted as in the foregoing Lease); To have and to hold the two hundred acres of land (except that parcell of land sold to MICHAEL HALBURT out of it) unto JOHN MARSHALL his heirs:
NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that WILLIAM MARSHALL in consideration of the sum of Fourty pounds Sterling money of England in hand paid, ye receipt whereof sd. THOMAS MARSHALL doth hereby acknowledge, hath and by these presents doth bargain and sell unto JOHN MARSHALL his heirs all yt: tract of land containing Two hundred acres scituate and bounded as aforesaid & all houses orchards & other things thereon, To have and to hold the land & premises unto JOHN MARSHALL his heirs and WILLIAM MARSHALL for himself his heirs the land and premises with appurtenances unto JOHN MARSHALL his heirs against all persons shall warrant & for ever defend; In Witness whereof the parties to these present Indentures interchangeably have set their hands & seals the day & year first above written
Signed Seald and dd. in sight & presence of
FRANCIS LACON, JANE LAWN. WM: MARSHALL
THOMAS THOMPSON
Westmoreld. ss. At a Court held for the sd. County the 27th day of March 1728 WILLIAM MARSHALL personally acknowledged this Deed of Release of Land by him passed to JOHN MARSHALL to be his proper act and deed, Also JOHN PIPER, by virtue of a Power of Attorney from ELIZABETH MARSHALL, Wife of the sd. WILLIAM MARSHALL, to him for that purpose made, relinquished her the sd. ELIZABETH MARSHALLs Right of Dower and Thirds in and to the Lands by the sd. Deed menconed to be conveyed, all which at the instance of the sd. JOHN MARSHALL are admitted to Record
Test G. TURBERVILE, C. C. W
Recorded the 29th day of March 1728 pr. G.T„ C. C. W.
(On margin; MARSHALL's Power of Atto, to PIPER)
ENOW ALL MEN by these presents that I ELIZABETH MARSHALL of ye County of KING and QUEEN do by these presents constitute & make my trusty and good Friend, JOHN PIPER. of ye County of Westmoreland to be my true & lawful! Attorney for me to acknowledge in Court my Right Title of Dower of & unto one certain tract of land which my Husband. WILLIAM MARSHALL. hath sold unto JOHN MARSHALL. granting my sd.
Attorney all my full power and rattifying & allowing the same to be as well done & to be held done &vallued in same as though I my self had done it personally, As Witness my hand & seal this 26th day of October Annoq: Domini 1727
THOMAS FRANK. ELIZABETH signum MARSHALL
GEORGE HARPER
Westmoreld, ss. At a Court held for the sd. County the 27th day of March 1728
This Power of Attorney from ELIZABETH MARSHALL. Wife of WILLIAM MARSHALL, to JOHN PIPER was presented into Court by the sd. PIPER and proved by the Oaths of the
witnesses thEreto. and is admitted to Record
Test G, TURBERVILE, C. C. W.
Recorded the 29th day of March 1729 pr. G. T. C. C. W.
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Contributed by: James Hughes
URL title: The O'Conner-Conner-Simmons Families, Page 46
On Oct. 8, 1702, in the Book of Deeds and Wills, No. 10, of Essex County, Virginia., Page 120, we find the following:

James Harrison, of Essex County, Virginia, deed of gift of a tract of land containing 400 acres of land in Essex County, "whereon I now live," to his daughter, Jael, wife of William Williams, of Stafford County, Virginia.

Thus we know that in 1702 Jael was the wife of William Williams.

1. JAEL HARRISON, m. 1st William Williams about 1692. He died in either Essex or Stafford Co. in 1712.
She m. 2nd Richard Johnson of Spottsylvania County, who died in 1726.
She died in 1733. Three children by first husband, and one by second:

(1) SARAH WILLIAMS, b. about 1693, m. 1st Philemon Kavanaugh about 1711; m. 2nd Richard Covington on or before May 17, 1750

(see Appendix N). Nine children by first husband:

a. WINIFRED,
b. Elizabeth
c. Charles
d. Jael,
e. Elizabeth Ann,
f. Elinor,
g. Philemon, Jr.,
h. Sarah,
i. Mary. (See Kavanaugh Family,

B1.)

(2) JAMES WILLIAMS (b. 1695, d. 1735), m. Anne
a. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, b. 1725, m. Lucy Clayton in 1750.
b. JOHN WILLIAMS, m. Alice Burwell.

(3) BETTY (Elizabeth) WILLIAMS, m. Richard Tutt.

(4) ELIZABETH JOHNSON, m. William Marshall.

===
Title Marshall, Elizabeth, Mrs.
Note Place of residence: Caroline County.
Note Court booklet(s): II, Page 20.
Note Certificates: 1.
Summary The certificates issued by the commissioners of the provision law include date, a description of the item impressed including its value, and the name of the owner of the item. Court booklets and lists compiled by the county courts contain excerpts from the court proceedings and lists of authenticated certificates. The commissioner’s books recorded the date payment was authorized, the name of the claimant, and a description of the property.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Public Service Claims. Court Booklets and Lists (reels 1-4) (arranged by county).
Available on microfilm. Public Service Claims. Certificates (reels 8-18) (arranged by county).
Available on microfilm. Public Service Claims. Commissioner’s Books (Nos. 1-3, reel 5; Nos. 4-5, reel 6).
Biog./Hist. Note During its session begun in May 1780 the General Assembly passed an act authorizing the governor to impress supplies needed by the American army. The governor appointed commissioners of the provision law in each locality to carry out the terms of the act. The commissioner, when he impressed property, gave the owner a certificate describing what was taken. Between 1781 and 1783 county courts held special sessions at which certificates were presented and authenticated, and booklets listing authenticated certificates were compiled and sent to Richmond for settlement. Two commissioners appointed to settle the claims recorded those for which they authorized payment, and warrants were issued by the auditor of public accounts.
Virginia. Auditor of Public Accounts (1776-1928). Court Booklets, indexes and lists, 1781-1783.
Virginia. Auditor of Public Accounts (1776-1928). Certificates, 1780-1783.
Virginia. Auditor of Public Accounts (1776-1928). Commissioner’s books, 1783.¹

Reference:
Early Colonial Settlers cites:

     Sarah Marshall was born on 21 May 1721 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Richard Durrett on 6 March 1741 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.²

Sarah Marshall died between 1767 and 1769 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Spotsylvania County Records , Page 24
DURRETT, RICHARD, Spotsylvania County, d. July 28, 1767, Executors Bond dated July 4, 1768. Wit. Benjamin Tompkins, John Summers. Ex. wife, Sarah; son William; William Marshall; John Lewis. Leg. wife Sarah; lands in Spotsylvania and Caroline Cos. to be divided between all my boys which I now have, or shall have. Any estate that shall fall to me by the death of Elizabeth Marshall, or any other person, to be equally divided amongst all my children. My daughter and younger children to be supported until they shall marry and come to lawful age. Page 328)
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.historiccourtrecords.org/courtrecordsearch.asp?query1=durrett%2 C+richard&process=newsearch&B1=Search
URL title: Fredericksburg Court Record Search
Note:
Court Record Data
Context Extract
Comment Debt on Marshall's guardianship bond.
Defendant William Marshall
Guardian William Marshall guardian of Anne Durrett, Mary Durrett, Richard Durrett, Marshall Durrett, James Durrett & Sally Durrett
Locality Caroline Co; Spotsylvania Co.
Plaintiff Justices of Spotsylvania Co.
Administrative Information
Record title [ Spotsylvania Justices vs Marshall ]
Year recorded 1788
Collection CR-DC-Q
Record ID 372-10
End Notes
Preserved by City of Fredericksburg
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 3/1/2004

URL: http://www.historiccourtrecords.org/courtrecord.asp
Court Record Data
Context Extract
Comment Debt on an executor's bond.
Defendant William Marshall (exor. of Richard Durrett decd.)
Guardian William Marshall guardian of James Durrett
Locality Spotsylvania Co; Caroline Co.
Plaintiff Justices of Spotsylvania County
Slave Roger; Comby; Phillis - property of Richard Durrett estate
Administrative Information
Record title [ Spotsylvania Justices ] vs Marshall
Year recorded 1788
Collection CR-DC-Q
Record ID 372-8
End Notes
Preserved by City of Fredericksburg
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 3/1/2004
===
James Hughes 2006-07-10 09:26:44
Orange County Virginia Families vol 3 , Page 35

WILLIAM BROCKMAN LAND Patented by John Dowell 1738; sold to Henry Haines 1749, Sold to Richard Durrett 1754; Purchased by William Brockman 1761.
DEED
Dated: July 23, 1754
Richard H. Durrett and wife, Sarah
To Robert Duncanson, Merch. of Fredericksburg Consideration: 80 lbs. current money. Conveys 400 acres in County of Louisa, Parish of Fredericksville, as contained in Patent dated February 1, 1738, granted unto John Dowell & from him by several means and conveyances and described in said Patent as follows: BEGINNING at William Cradock's red oak white oak and pine running thence N. 50 deg. E. 86 poles to two pine saplins thence N. 220 poles to Several Oak bushes, thence W. 96 poles to a maple in a small branch, thence S. 50 deg. W. 204 poles to pine saplin in a valley, thence S. 15 deg. E. 252 poles to two pines in Cradock's line, thence along same N. 50 deg. E. 150 poles to beginning.
Signed: Richard Durrett (Seal)
Sarah Durrett (Seal) Witnesses: (???) Recorded: July 23, 1754. Teste: Jas. Littlepage, Clk. Crt.
Recorded: Deed Book "B", page 13.
===
1757-1762 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book C; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 614-17.
16 Feb. 1761. Richard Durrett of Spotsylvania County and Sarah his wife to Zachary Lewis of same. For £75
current money. 250 acres upon the Great Mountains, part of a Proprietor's Deed of 400 acres granted to William McDonaugh 12 Dec. 1757 which 250 acres was conveyed by William McDonaugh to James Anderson and by James Anderson by deed 3 Feb. 1753 to Richard Durrett ... which 250 acres is the north part of the 400 acres and joyns the lands of Henry Souther and Zachary Lewis ... on the top of a mountain being the main ridge between the Robinson and Stanton rivers ... Henry Souther's line ...
Richd. Durrett
Wit: Zacy. Lewis Junr., Waller Lewis, Benja. Lewis, J. Lewis.
19 Feb- 1761. Proved by John Lewis and Benjamin Lewis, Gent
15 Oct. 1761. Proved by Waller Lewis.¹

Reference:
Early Colonial Settlers cites:
In Richard Durrett's will dated 8 July 1767 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA, Sarah Marshall was named as executor;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Spotsylvania County Records , Page 24
DURRETT, RICHARD, Spotsylvania County, d. July 28, 1767, Executors Bond dated July 4, 1768. Wit. Benjamin Tompkins, John Summers. Ex. wife, Sarah; son William; William Marshall; John Lewis. Leg. wife Sarah; lands in Spotsylvania and Caroline Cos. to be divided between all my boys which I now have, or shall have. Any estate that shall fall to me by the death of Elizabeth Marshall, or any other person, to be equally divided amongst all my children. My daughter and younger children to be supported until they shall marry and come to lawful age. Page 328.)²

     Richard Durrett was born on 7 January 1712 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Sarah Marshall, daughter of William Marshall and Elizabeth Williams, on 6 March 1741 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Richard Durrett died before 4 July 1768 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA; Date of probate.¹

His estate was probated between 4 July 1768 and 4 September 1769
;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
James Hughes 2005-07-28 15:12:14
Title Durrett, Richard.
Publication [1768].
Gen. note Part of index to Spotsylvania County Wills and Administrations (1722-1800)
Note Page 328. Will dated 8 July 1767.
p. 329. Exors. bond rec. 4 July 1768.
p. 340. Inv. & appr. rec. 5 Sept. 1768.
p. 341. Inv. & appr. of estate in Caroline County rec. 5 Sept. 1768.
p. 341. Inv. & appr. rec. 5 Sept. 1768.
p. 391-392. Guardians bond rec. 4 Sept. 1769.
Will Book D, 1761-1772 (Reel 27)

Title Durrett, Richard.
Publication [1768].
Gen. note Part of index to Spotsylvania County Wills and Administrations (1722-1800)
Note Page 142-143. Estate division rec. 21 Dec. 1775.
Will Book E, 1772-1798 (Reel 28)
===
1762-1772 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book D, Guardian Bonds; [William Armstrong Crozier];
£2000 William Marshall, guard. to Ann, Richard, Marshall, James and Sally Durrett, orphs. of Richard Durrett, with John Estes and William Rogers, sec. Sept. 4, 1769.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Magazine of Virginia Genealogy Vol 25 1987, No. 2; Page 61
Virginia Land Patent Book 18
Richard Durrett, 300 acres in Orange and Hanover Counties, South side of Rapidan River, land originally granted as 10,000 acres to Rippling, Richard Hickman and Ralph Gough who failed to cultivate, this part is granted to Samuel Cobb who relinquishes said to said Richard Durrett. Why July 1738
===
1742-1751 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book D; [William Armstrong Crozier];
Augt. 6, 1744. William Marshall of Caroline County, planter, to Richard Durrett of Orange County, planter. 5 curr. 400 a. in Spts. County, granted by pat. to Thomas Allen, and by him sold to sd. Marshall. Witnesses, Han. Lee, John Willis, Jno. Madison. Augt. 6, 1745.
===
1747-1751 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 11, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 78-79
Indenture 28 July 1748 between MICHAEL PEARSON of Orange County and RICHARD DURRET of same .. for forty pounds .. grants 300 acres land being the whole of a patent granted to Michael Pearson .. 28 Aug 1746 .. bounded .. George Head .. Mr. Zacharia Taylor .. John Bryson .. James Cox .. Foot of a mountain .. Edward Franklyn .
Witnesses: Michael (X) Pearson
Robt. Sharman, Edward Spencer, Henry Bourn
Recorded Orange County 28th July 1748

===
1759-1765 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Antient Press]; Page 119-121
Date: 2 Jun 1760
Grantor: Richard Durrett, planter (of Spotsylvania Co.)
Grantee: George Head (of Orange Co.)
Amount: 26 pounds
Description: 300 acres in Orange Co. it being the whole of a patent granted to Michael Pearson bearing date the Twenty Eighth day of August one Thousand seven hundred & forty six . . .Zachary Taylors line . . . a knowl of John Brysons . . . James Cox’s line . . . Edward Franklyns. . . George Heads
Witnesses: Wm. Bell, Francis Gains, & William Robinson
===
1759-1765 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Antient Press]; Page 121-123
Date: 25 Sep 1760
Grantor: George Head (of St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co.)
Grantee: John Tilley (of Spotsylvania Co.)
Amount: 13 pounds
Description: 150 acres in Orange Co. "being part of three hundred acres sold by Richard Durrett
to George Head . . .
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jandnmom&id=I10 945
URL title: J&N Blagg's Roots

Caroline County, Virginia, Deed Book 3, page 128-130, 25 June 1761: Robert Duncansson of Fredericksburgh to William Brockman of Orange 400 acres in Albemarle, Duncansson purchased of Richard Durret and Sarah, his wife, and ack. in Louisa County, 23 July 1754, land is adjacent William Craddock, witnessed: Richard Wilson, John Hammock, Thomas Stapp, Robert Martin Jr., Thomas Eastin, David Watts, John Hammock.

Caroline County, Virginia, Deed Book 3, page 328 - Richard Durrett, Sr. of Fredericksville Parish, Albemarle Co. purchased of William Quarles 400 Acres on both sides Prettis Creek and adjacent Haynes, Hickman, and Watts; witnesses: Mary, Richard, and William Willson, dated 8 September 1763. Richard Durrett, Sr., of Albemarle County, Virginia, Hugenot refugee to Virginia early 18th century; son, Richard Durrett married Sarah.
===
1757-1762 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book C; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 614-17.
16 Feb. 1761. Richard Durrett of Spotsylvania County and Sarah his wife to Zachary Lewis of same. For £75
current money. 250 acres upon the Great Mountains, part of a Proprietor's Deed of 400 acres granted to William McDonaugh 12 Dec. 1757 which 250 acres was conveyed by William McDonaugh to James Anderson and by James Anderson by deed 3 Feb. 1753 to Richard Durrett ... which 250 acres is the north part of the 400 acres and joyns the lands of Henry Souther and Zachary Lewis ... on the top of a mountain being the main ridge between the Robinson and Stanton rivers ... Henry Souther's line ...
Richd. Durrett
Wit: Zacy. Lewis Junr., Waller Lewis, Benja. Lewis, J. Lewis.
19 Feb- 1761. Proved by John Lewis and Benjamin Lewis, Gent
15 Oct. 1761. Proved by Waller Lewis.

=== land mentioned
1759-1765 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Antient Press]; Page 264-266
Indenture 20 Oct 1762 between THOS. BALLARD SMITH and ANN, his wife, of Par. of Trinity, County of Louisa, and JAMES FITZGAREL of Orange County .. for £32 ..thereunto moving .. granted 400 acres bought of Edward Watts Junr. .. bounded .. Richard Dirret ... Barthalomew Dirret .. county line . . .
Ann Smith
Thos. Bald. Smith
Recorded Orange County 28th October 1762.
===
1759-1765 Orange County, Virginia Deed Book 13; [Antient Press]; Page 471-473
Date: 16 Oct 1764
Grantor: George Head & Robert Johnson (of St. Thomas’s Parish, Orange Co.)
Grantee: Merryman Marshall (of St. Thomas’s Parish, Orange Co.)
Amount: 36 pounds, 5 shillings
Description: all them Plantations and parcels of Lands that we the said George Head bought of Lawrence Franklyn and Richard Durrett, and Robert Johnson to the Quantity of one hundred & fifty acres he Bought of John Tilley . . . The whole situate in St. Thomas’s parish in the County of Orange
Signed: George Head, Elizabeth Head, Robt. Johnson, & Grace Johnson

===
23 Jul 1767, Page 447 (Orange County, Minute Book 1, Page 140)
On the Motion of David Vawter to have a Veiw for a road to turn out at the dividing Line between Between Benjamin Head and Richard Durrett and to keep the Line of the said Heads & Durretts to the River at Crawfords foard Ordered that Robert Johnson, May Burton, Jeremiah White and James Wayt or any three of them being first Sworn before a Justice of this County do Veiw the said Way and Make report to the Court of the Conveinences and inconveinences attending the Same
===
=== contributed by Mark
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9PX-29ZD-Z

'In obedience to an order of Spotsylvania Court We the Subscribers have divided the Lands of Richard Durrett deceased that lay in Spotsylvania and Caroline Counties in manner following. We allotted to Will Durrant, a Lott numbered one... lying in Spotsylvania. Also a Tract of One hundred and thirty eight acres lying in Caroline... The Lott numbered Two to Marshall Durrett... Lott numbered three to Richard Durrett... The Lott numbered four.. to James Durrett... Given under our hands this fifth day of December in the year one thousand seven hundred and seventy four... At a Court held for Spotsylvania County December 21st 1775. This Plan and Division of the Lands of Richard Durrett Dec'd returned and ordered to be Recorded'
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=939&last=&g_p=P33&colle ction=LO Patent
Title Durratt, Richard.
Publication 26 September 1760.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41.
Note Location: Orange County.
Description: 300 acres near the Great Mountains, adjoining William Johnson, and Honorias Powell.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 33, 1756-1761 (v.1, 2, 3 & 4 p.1-1095), Page 939 (Reel 31-32).

===
typ patent
ref VPB 25 p179
to Micahel Pearson
dat ?1746
con 30s
re 300a [Richard Durrett sells to George Head DB13:119; 1760]
loc -50950 9343 F127 L0 P255
pt c wo ro pine of George Heads in Mr. Zachariah Taylor's l th
!along his l
ln s;82;
pt to a c ro pine of sd Taylors on a stoney knole th along his l
ln s51w;150
pt 3 c pines wo of the sd Taylors on a hillside
ln s11w;36;
pt 2 c pines on hillside th
ln s30e;9
pt 2 c pines on a knole of John Brysons along his l the same course
ln s30e;133;
pt c pine wo of John Brysons in James Cox's l on a levell th along
!sd Cox's l
ln n38e;120;
pt 2 c pines of sd Cox's on a stoney hill
ln n78e;138;
pt 2 c o on e side sm br
ln n19e;80;
pt c hk by ft of mt
ln n56w;12;
pt Edward Franklins 2 c pines th along his l and George Head's same
!course
ln n56w;226;
end
===
typ deed
ref ODB15p459
dat 28 Nov 1771
to Abraham Smith of Augusta
frm Beverley's trustees
con best bidder at 98cmV
re 360a (156a subject to a lease to Richard Durrett for a term of yrs; 4 yrs yet to go)
loc -61413 -7979 F127 L0 P255
pt 2syc and ash on the R
ln s37w;62;
pt sev'l saplins c to Thomas Dogheny's l
ln n53w;320;
pt 3 saplins in Jamesons l
ln s37w;122;
pt c pine nr the rd th the same course cont'd to the rd
lc ; 410; dwn the rd about 410p
pt
ln ssw;70;[call added]
pt map plumb by the great run
lm ese;100; [est] dwn the run
pt a passimon sassafras 2 plumbs;
ln n26e;128;
pt 2 pines
ln n2w;60
pt the R
lm sw; 50; [est] up the R
pt
lm n75w; 50p;
pt
lm n; 120p;
!no wit; ack by James Madison & Jno Carter 28 Nv 1771 & by Geo
!taylor 26 Mar 1772
end
===
URL: http://www.historiccourtrecords.org/courtrecord.asp
Court Record Data
Context Extract
Comment Debt on an executor's bond.
Defendant William Marshall (exor. of Richard Durrett decd.)
Guardian William Marshall guardian of James Durrett
Locality Spotsylvania Co; Caroline Co.
Plaintiff Justices of Spotsylvania County
Slave Roger; Comby; Phillis - property of Richard Durrett estate
Administrative Information
Record title [ Spotsylvania Justices ] vs Marshall
Year recorded 1788
Collection CR-DC-Q
Record ID 372-8
End Notes
Preserved by City of Fredericksburg
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 3/1/2004.¹

Reference:
Early Colonial Settlers cites: [S213] The Virginia Genealogist Volume 15, 1971.¹

Richard Durrett left a will on 8 July 1767 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Spotsylvania County Records , Page 24
DURRETT, RICHARD, Spotsylvania County, d. July 28, 1767, Executors Bond dated July 4, 1768. Wit. Benjamin Tompkins, John Summers. Ex. wife, Sarah; son William; William Marshall; John Lewis. Leg. wife Sarah; lands in Spotsylvania and Caroline Cos. to be divided between all my boys which I now have, or shall have. Any estate that shall fall to me by the death of Elizabeth Marshall, or any other person, to be equally divided amongst all my children. My daughter and younger children to be supported until they shall marry and come to lawful age. Page 328.)¹

     Sarah Woolfolk was born in 1758 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Francis Conner in 1777 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.² Sarah Woolfolk married William Durrett, son of Richard Durrett and Sarah Marshall, on 2 January 1790 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.¹
Sarah Woolfolk died in 1816 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Father: John Woolfolk b: cir 1722 in K&Q (now Caroline) County, Virginia.
Mother: Sarah Thilman b: cir 1723 inMiddlesex County, Virginia.
Sources: [S213] The Virginia Genealogist Volume 15, 1971.¹

     Francis Conner was born in 1752 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Sarah Woolfolk in 1777 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 1st of 2 husbands.¹
Francis Conner died before October 1784 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Elizabeth 'Hannah" Marshall was born circa 1746 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Zachariah Petty, son of John Petty and Rebekkah/Rebecca Sims, on 18 May 1763 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Elizabeth "Hannah" Marshall, b. Abt 1746, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
Marriage     18 May 1763      St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Anne 'Nancy' Petty, b. 4 May 1760, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     2. Marshall Petty, b. 1766, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia d. 20 Jun 1825, Culpeper County, Virginia (Age 59 years)
     3. William Petty, b. 1769, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     4. Abner Petty, b. 22 Jan 1770, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia d. 13 Feb 1863, Roanoke, Halifax County, Virginia (Age 93 years)
     5. James Petty, b. 1776, Culpeper County, Virginia
     6. John Petty, b. 1778, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     7. Lucy Petty, b. 1783, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     8. Zachariah Petty, b. 1784, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     9. George Petty, b. 1786, Culpeper County, Virginia
     10. Larkin Petty, b. 1787, Culpeper County, Virginia
     11. Elizabeth Petty, b. 1789, Culpeper County, Virginia
     12. Jesse Marshall Petty, b. 15 Oct 1790, Culpeper County, Virginia d. 26 Jul 1845, Campbell County, Kentucky (Age 54 years)
     13. Jesse Petty, b. Abt 1794, Spotsylvania County, Virginia d. 3 Mar 1839, Clay County, Missouri (Age ~ 45 years.)²
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
From: Jvjmoon@aol.com [mailto:Jvjmoon@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 2:00 PM
To: MARSHALL-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] Earliest Marshall Ancestor

The earliest Marshall that I know about is a Thomas Marshall. His will is dated 1793 and probated 1794 in Culpeper County, Virginia I've searched for years to find who his parents were and where and when he was born but can find nothing beyond his will. I would appreciate any information. I am a descendant through his daughter Elizabeth who married Zachariah Petty. Jeanne

Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.pettygenealogy.com/HMTL%20files/pafg41.htm#3440
URL title: Petty Family
Note: Nancy Petty married George Bean Apr. 1, 1788 Culpeper County, Virginia. They had the following children:
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.geocities.com/heartland/flats/6048/petteys_of_e_tx.html
URL title: The Pettey's of East Texas, by Harry Pettey, Doris Medlin, Vivian Parks
Note:
THE REVEREND WILLIAM PETTY, SR.
(ca 1710-30, ca 1805)

(The original draft of this chapter, written by Wright W. Frost and T. R. Howard, is being presented in its entirety, except for a few minor changes and rearrangements to make it fit the continuity of this book - H. P.)

The history of the Reverend William Petty, Sr., Baptist minister of early Surry County, North Carolina, has been the subject of many genealogical researchers. Though not all of their conclusions are fully proven, we must remember that we are dealing with the Colonial Period and that surviving records are scanty. Some of the material which follows is not documented but is presented as hypotheses in the hopes of guiding further research.

The Reverend William Petty is reputed to have been the second son of Thomas Petty IV, who married Elizabeth Moore in Richmond County, Virginia, on August 24, 1727 (see page 5,#5). Their oldest son, Francis Moore Petty, was born June 27, 1728, as shown by a baptismal record in North Farnham Parish where they married. William's name first appears in a 99 year lease recorded in 1735 in Orange County, Virginia; so his birthdate has been estimated as being about 1730. The absence of a church record for him in North Farnham probably indicates that his parents had moved to Spotsylvania County, Virginia, prior to his birth. The use of the youngest son's name in a land lease was customary when leasing land for a longer period than the probable life span of the parent.

The Petty family settled in an area near the meeting of the Rappahannock and Rapidan Rivers. In 1734 this land became a part of Orange County. (The 1735 land lease mentioned previously also mentions Thomas Petty IV's younger brother, another William (b. 1710) and William's son Theophilus. According to a 1775 land record of Chatham County, North Carolina, this William, brother to Thomas, also had another son, William, Jr., born about 1740. The presence of this other William Petty (b. 1710) and his son William Petty, Jr. (b. 1740), has complicated the interpretation of existing records. Comments on this William, Jr., will be limited to the hypothesis that he was the Revolutionary soldier who married Mildred Phelps about 1774 and died in Halifax County, Virginia, in 1827 (Rev. Pension Record W-18747).

1756 land records indicate that Thomas Petty IV and his brother William (b. 1710) had moved their families to Lunenburg County,

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Virginia, possibly as early as 1751. Halifax County was formed from Lunenburg in 1752, Charlotte from Lunenburg in 1765, and Pittsylvania from Haliax in 1767. An understanding of the sequence of county formation in Colonial Virginia is important to an interlJretation of Petty family history through land records.

Our subject William Petty (b. ca 1730) married about 1754 in Culpeper County, Virginia to one Lettice ________. Some researchers say he was married twice but there is no evidence to support the theory that his first wife was the Elizabeth Petty listed as a daughter in the 1794 will of Thomas Marshall of Culpeper County, Virginia; but there is ample evidence that it was William's cousin, ZACHARIAH PETTY, who married this ELIZABETH MARSHALL about 1762. The colonial records for a William and Elizabeth Petty in the Lunenburg County area are probably for William Petty (b. 1710) our subject's uncle, who is reported to have married an Elizabeth in Orange County about 1734. Assuming, as it now seems proper to do, that our subject William Petty (1730), son of Thomas Petty IV, was not the William Petty on record in Lunenburg with wife Elizabeth, where was he? Did he remain in Northern Virginia and marry there when his father went South to Lunenburg County along with other Petty relatives? If so, no records have been found to indicate it save perhaps the sworn statement of his son William in his pension application that he was born in Fauquier or Stafford County, Virginia on March 13, 1764. Wherever he and his family may have been from 1764 and earlier, our subject William Petty (1730) purchased 200 acres of land on Wallace Creek in Charlotte County, Virginia on August 1, 1770, from William and Joseph Crews (Charlotte County Deed Book 3, Page 330). Whether our William Petty ever lived in Charlotte County is not certain from information at hand; but he was a resident of neighboring Pittsylvania County by 1773 when "William Petty of Pittsylvania County" sold land he purchased from William and Joseph Crews (Charlotte County Deed Book 3, Page 360).
His wife Lettice (Lettie, Letty, Lettitia) relinquished her dower right, and in so doing forged one of the strongest links between the William Petty of Pittsylvania County, Virginia, in 1773 and the William Petty whose will was probated in Clark County, Kentucky, on May 27, 1805, naming among others his widow Lettis and his daughter, Elizabeth Dodson. Even before selling his land in Charlotte County, William Petty had on January 1, 1772, purchased 150 acres of land on both sides of Double Creek in Pittsylvania County (Pittsylvania County Deed Book 2, Page 437) which he sold in two separate tracts on August 17, 1778, while still listed as a resident of Pittsylvania County (Pittsylvania County Deed Book 5, Page 23 and 25).
===
Children of Hannah Elizabeth MARSHALL and Zachariah PETTY are:
In Thomas Marshall (Sr.)'s will dated 3 May 1793 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Elizabeth 'Hannah" Marshall was named as an heir;
Thomas Marshall Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records,

From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Marshall, Thomas.
Publication 1794
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 136-137. Will pro. 15 Sept. 1794.
p. 145-146. Inv. & Appr. rec. 16 Feb. 1795.
Note Will Book D, 1791-1803 (Reel 32)

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From: Jvjmoon@aol.com [mailto:Jvjmoon@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 2:00 PM
To: MARSHALL-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] Earliest Marshall Ancestor

The earliest Marshall that I know about is a Thomas Marshall. His will is dated 1793 and probated 1794 in Culpeper County, Virginia I've searched for years to find who his parents were and where and when he was born but can find nothing beyond his will. I would appreciate any information. I am a descendant through his daughter Elizabeth who married Zachariah Petty.

Could it be that the Thomas Marshall who married Susannah Smoot returned to Culpeper County Virginia? I have a Thomas Marshalls will dated 1793 and in the will names his wife as "Zannah".

Jeanne
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

Orange County Virginia Families vol 3 , Page 145
Note:
Thomas Marshall left a Will at Culpeper May 3, 1793, naming wife Zanna and children, John, Elizabeth Petty, Mary Davenport, Lucy Ropon or Ripon, Thomas and Sarah. John Marshall, son of Thomas and Zanna was the John who sold 11 acres to Thomas Sims, Jr., July 21, 1800.^3,4

     Zachariah Petty was born on 17 May 1743 at Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth 'Hannah" Marshall, daughter of Thomas Marshall (Sr.) and Zannah/Susannah Burkett, on 18 May 1763 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Family     Elizabeth "Hannah" Marshall, b. Abt 1746, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
Marriage     18 May 1763      St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
Children      
     1. Anne 'Nancy' Petty, b. 4 May 1760, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     2. Marshall Petty, b. 1766, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia d. 20 Jun 1825, Culpeper County, Virginia (Age 59 years)
     3. William Petty, b. 1769, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     4. Abner Petty, b. 22 Jan 1770, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia d. 13 Feb 1863, Roanoke, Halifax County, Virginia (Age 93 years)
     5. James Petty, b. 1776, Culpeper County, Virginia
     6. John Petty, b. 1778, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     7. Lucy Petty, b. 1783, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     8. Zachariah Petty, b. 1784, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia
     9. George Petty, b. 1786, Culpeper County, Virginia
     10. Larkin Petty, b. 1787, Culpeper County, Virginia
     11. Elizabeth Petty, b. 1789, Culpeper County, Virginia
     12. Jesse Marshall Petty, b. 15 Oct 1790, Culpeper County, Virginia d. 26 Jul 1845, Campbell County, Kentucky (Age 54 years)
     13. Jesse Petty, b. Abt 1794, Spotsylvania County, Virginia d. 3 Mar 1839, Clay County, Missouri (Age ~ 45 years.)¹
Zachariah Petty died on 21 October 1799 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, at age 56.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.pettygenealogy.com/HMTL%20files/pafg41.htm#3440
URL title: Petty Family
Nancy Petty married George Bean Apr. 1, 1788 Culpeper County, Virginia.

They had the following children:

M i Marshall Petty
F ii Nancy Petty
M iii John Petty
M iv William Petty was born in 1769 in of, Culpeper, Virginia. [Notes]
M v James Petty
M vi Zachary Petty was born in 1772 in of, Culpeper, Virginia. [Notes]
M vii Abner Petty
M viii George Petty
M ix Larkin Petty
F x Elizabeth Petty
F xi Lucy Petty was born in 1783 in of, Culpeper, Virginia. [Notes]
M xii Jesse Petty
M xiii George Brown Petty
===
1783-1791 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book C; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of William Shaw.
Dated 25 March, 1791. Proven 19 April, 1791.
Legatee: Friend Zachariah Petty including his "pension due for 1790." Executors: Zachariah Petty, William Edzard.
Wit.: William Ldzard, Susanna Lightfoot, John Pettey, Robert Brown.
===
1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 2); [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 612-13.
17 Nov. 1768. Thomas Marshall and Lannah [Zannah] his wife of Culpeper County to Zachariah Petty of sane. For £37 current money. 123 acres, being part of a tract Marshall purchased from the Trustees of the estate of John Spotswood, Esqr., deceased ... corner to John Butler [?] ... to Mrs. Hainy's line corner to Marshall and Petty ...
Thomas Marshall
Lannah (X) Marshall
17 Nov. 1768. Acknowledged by the parties. Lannah was first privily examined.
===
1773-1775 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book G; [Antient Press]; Page 245-248
THIS INDENTURE made the Eighteenth day of April 1774 Between SAMUEL CLAYTON JUN. and ANN his Wife of Culpeper County of one part and ZACHERY PETTY of County aforesaid Witnesseth that for sum of Thirty five pounds current money of Virginia they the said Samuel Clayton Junr. and Ann his Wife have granted unto the said Zachary Petty and his heirs Two hundred and twenty eight acres of land beginning at a hickory and red oak Corner to Mrs. JONES's Lott thence with her line North to a red oak Saplin Corner to the CHURCH LOTT thence North to three red oak saplins in Pettys line thence with his line South to a Spanish oak in a glade Corner to JOHN BUTLER with his line South the same course continued to the back line thence with that line South West to one white oak in Mrs. Jones loft line near an old field thence with her line to the beginning ...
Sam Clayton jr.
At a Court held for Culpeper County May the 16th 1774 Ann Clayton
This Indenture was acknowledged by Samuel Clayton Junr party
thereto and ordered to be recorded.
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1775-1778 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book H; [Antient Press]; Page 210-212
THIS INDENTURE made the 19th August 1776 Between SAMUEL CLAYTON JUNR. and ANN his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and JOHN BUTLER of County aforesaid Witnesseth that for sum Twenty five pounds current money of Virginia the said Samuel Clayton Junr. and Ann his Wife have granted unto said John Butler and his heirs land in Culpeper County & St. Marks Parish containing 140 acres and bounded Begining at a Pine Corner to John Butler and ZACHARY PETTY thence with Petty's line to a blazed pine Corner to INSKEEPs lott on LAWYERS ROAD thence with that lott to a red oak Corner to said Butler on the said Road thence with said Butlers line to the Begining Saml. Clayton
At Court held for Culpeper County the 19th August 1776
This Indenture ordered to be recorded,

Sources      
[S171] Paxton.FTW.
Date of Import: Jul 20, 2002.¹

     Lucy Marshall married (?) Ripon.²
Lucy Marshall was born after 1744 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     In Thomas Marshall (Sr.)'s will dated 3 May 1793 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Lucy Marshall was named as an heir;
Thomas Marshall Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records,

From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Marshall, Thomas.
Publication 1794
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 136-137. Will pro. 15 Sept. 1794.
p. 145-146. Inv. & Appr. rec. 16 Feb. 1795.
Note Will Book D, 1791-1803 (Reel 32)

-----Original Message-----
From: Jvjmoon@aol.com [mailto:Jvjmoon@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 2:00 PM
To: MARSHALL-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] Earliest Marshall Ancestor

The earliest Marshall that I know about is a Thomas Marshall. His will is dated 1793 and probated 1794 in Culpeper County, Virginia I've searched for years to find who his parents were and where and when he was born but can find nothing beyond his will. I would appreciate any information. I am a descendant through his daughter Elizabeth who married Zachariah Petty.

Could it be that the Thomas Marshall who married Susannah Smoot returned to Culpeper County Virginia? I have a Thomas Marshalls will dated 1793 and in the will names his wife as "Zannah".

Jeanne
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

Orange County Virginia Families vol 3 , Page 145
Note:
Thomas Marshall left a Will at Culpeper May 3, 1793, naming wife Zanna and children, John, Elizabeth Petty, Mary Davenport, Lucy Ropon or Ripon, Thomas and Sarah. John Marshall, son of Thomas and Zanna was the John who sold 11 acres to Thomas Sims, Jr., July 21, 1800.^3,4

     (?) Ripon married Lucy Marshall, daughter of Thomas Marshall (Sr.) and Zannah/Susannah Burkett.¹
(?) Ripon was born after 1744.¹

     Sarah Marshall was born after 1744 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     In Thomas Marshall (Sr.)'s will dated 3 May 1793 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Sarah Marshall was named as an heir;
Thomas Marshall Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records,

From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Marshall, Thomas.
Publication 1794
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 136-137. Will pro. 15 Sept. 1794.
p. 145-146. Inv. & Appr. rec. 16 Feb. 1795.
Note Will Book D, 1791-1803 (Reel 32)

-----Original Message-----
From: Jvjmoon@aol.com [mailto:Jvjmoon@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 2:00 PM
To: MARSHALL-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] Earliest Marshall Ancestor

The earliest Marshall that I know about is a Thomas Marshall. His will is dated 1793 and probated 1794 in Culpeper County, Virginia I've searched for years to find who his parents were and where and when he was born but can find nothing beyond his will. I would appreciate any information. I am a descendant through his daughter Elizabeth who married Zachariah Petty.

Could it be that the Thomas Marshall who married Susannah Smoot returned to Culpeper County Virginia? I have a Thomas Marshalls will dated 1793 and in the will names his wife as "Zannah".

Jeanne
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

Orange County Virginia Families vol 3 , Page 145
Note:
Thomas Marshall left a Will at Culpeper May 3, 1793, naming wife Zanna and children, John, Elizabeth Petty, Mary Davenport, Lucy Ropon or Ripon, Thomas and Sarah. John Marshall, son of Thomas and Zanna was the John who sold 11 acres to Thomas Sims, Jr., July 21, 1800.^2,3

     Mary Marshall was born before 1752 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Charles Davenport circa 1768 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives.²
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www5.familytreemaker.com/cgi-bin/texis/find/search30/?query=+zanna+ ++++thomas++++marshall++&db=online&areas=10&head=online&words=zanna&first= thomas&last=marshall&cmd=context&id=37c1e7ed1b#hit1
URL title: Orange County Virginia Families vol 3 , Page 145
Note:
Thomas Marshall left a Will at Culpeper May 3, 1793, naming wife Zanna and children, John, Elizabeth Petty, Mary Davenport, Lucy Ropon or Ripon, Thomas and Sarah. John Marshall, son of Thomas and Zanna was the John who sold 11 acres to Thomas Sims, Jr., July 21, 1800.
===
Marriage 1 Mary Marshall
Married: ABT 1768 in Culpeper Co. Virginia
Children
Daughter Davenport
Daughter Davenport
Burkett Davenport
John Marshall Davenport [probably named after Mary's brother John]
Nancy Davenport.¹
In Thomas Marshall (Sr.)'s will dated 3 May 1793 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA, Mary Marshall was named as an heir;
Thomas Marshall Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records,

From Early Colonial Settlers:
Title Marshall, Thomas.
Publication 1794
Gen. note Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800)
Note p. 136-137. Will pro. 15 Sept. 1794.
p. 145-146. Inv. & Appr. rec. 16 Feb. 1795.
Note Will Book D, 1791-1803 (Reel 32)

-----Original Message-----
From: Jvjmoon@aol.com [mailto:Jvjmoon@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 2:00 PM
To: MARSHALL-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] Earliest Marshall Ancestor

The earliest Marshall that I know about is a Thomas Marshall. His will is dated 1793 and probated 1794 in Culpeper County, Virginia I've searched for years to find who his parents were and where and when he was born but can find nothing beyond his will. I would appreciate any information. I am a descendant through his daughter Elizabeth who married Zachariah Petty.

Could it be that the Thomas Marshall who married Susannah Smoot returned to Culpeper County Virginia? I have a Thomas Marshalls will dated 1793 and in the will names his wife as "Zannah".

Jeanne
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

Orange County Virginia Families vol 3 , Page 145
Note:
Thomas Marshall left a Will at Culpeper May 3, 1793, naming wife Zanna and children, John, Elizabeth Petty, Mary Davenport, Lucy Ropon or Ripon, Thomas and Sarah. John Marshall, son of Thomas and Zanna was the John who sold 11 acres to Thomas Sims, Jr., July 21, 1800.^3,4

     Charles Davenport was born in 1738 at Hanover Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Mary Marshall, daughter of Thomas Marshall (Sr.) and Zannah/Susannah Burkett, circa 1768 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives.¹ Charles Davenport married Mary (?) circa 1779 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.²
Charles Davenport died in 1807 at Abbeville Co., South Carolina, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cvbaker_8&id=I0 2524
URL title: Baker, Clisby, Walton, Moore , Davenport, Cook, Boone ,Cobb and related family's
Name: Charles Davenport
Birth: 1738 in Hanover Co., Virginia
Death: 1807 in Abbeville District, South Carolina

Father: Richard Davenport b: 1713 in King William C., Virginia
Mother: Elizabeth Hamner

Marriage 1 Mary Marshall
Married: ABT 1768 in Culpeper Co. Virginia
Children
Daughter Davenport
Daughter Davenport
Burkett Davenport
John Marshall Davenport [probably named after Mary's brother John]
Nancy Davenport

Marriage 2 Elizabeth [Mary]
died ABT 1795 in Abbeville District, South Carolina

Children Charlotte Davenport Cathrine Davenport

===
Note:
The following are signers of Culpeper County legislative petitions in the 1770's on record in the Virginia State Library, they are presumed to have been Minutemen. (Culpeper Co. His. Society, p.39-41)

Gabriel Long William Baily James Pendleton James Thomas Robert Long Benjamin Roberts James Slaughter Apperson William Green A. Bradley Richard Yancey Henery Elley Charles DAVENPORT Samuel Stigler William Stanton Henry Coons James Jett Aron Lane ____ Read Robert POLLARD D. Jameson, Jr. Goodrich LIGHTFOOT Lewis Yancey Charles Chowning John Waugh John Yancey Cad. Slaughter Thomas Slaughter Joseph Roberts John Dillard Bradley William Jones James Green, Jr. William Stevens Philip Waterfield Peter Cook Laurence Slaughter George Turner Wm. Butts Adam Cook Isaac Herrin Gabriel Long, Jr. Wm. Morris Michael Carpenter James Jones Shadrack Jones Thos. Bywater Conrod Tilp John Harrison Thomas Sullenger Wm. Robbinson Henry Crislar John Taylor Thomas Wood James Thomas John Zimmerman King James Inskeep Wilaam Corbin Geo. Crislar Thomas Lanikin Ambrose POWELL James Stubblefield John Fleshman David Farmer James Collins Reuben Long Michael Utz Armistead Green Jacob Ward James Nash John Wever Baylor Banks Mumford Stevens Ware Long Roger McDanial William Strode Humphrey Gains Frank Apperson George Slaughter Edward Lightfoot William Alexander W. Bradley John Carpenter, Jr. Thomas King Ambrose Medley E. Watkins .Geo. Utz Richard Roberts Benaiah Bell Wm. Jett Martin Dur Joseph Sanford Gervice Smith Henry Lewis! Adam Garr Peter Triplett George Wayt Stephen Layton Jacob Hendrixon Benj. Partlow Absalom Bobo Rchd. Scales Moses Broile William Abbitt James Clark Jas. Pendleton Peter Clore _____ Abbitt Wm. Bledso William Williams Jno. Garr _____ Allen John Forrester George Reazor Nath. Wilhoit Edmond Beazley Jeremiah Kirtley Adam Tilp Jno. Blankenbaker Enoch MARSHALL George Hume Peter Weaver Geo. Wilhoit James Hudson Charles Hume Jacob Louther Jno. Stinesyfer Henry Wuhoit Humphrey Sparks Matthias Wever Matthias Mock Brumfield LONG Gasper Hayns Godfry Yager Morton Christopher Reuben Garnett John Leatherer John Smith John Clor, Jr. William Cannady Reuben Medley Benjamin Garr Jacob Blankenbaker Griffin Read William Booton Ephraim Kiugg Cyrus Broyle Francis Duncan John Scott Henry Wayland Adam Fisher Thomas Camp Jonathan Cooper Michael Cook Henry Wayman David Hening Benj. Haynes Zachariah Smith Michael Flishman Robert Miller Wm. Champe Daniel Tilp Adam Garr James Sims Benjamin Lillard Dohn D! ur, Jr. Jacob Blankenbecker John MARSHALL William Field Robert Flishman Bernd. Fisher Thomas Morris George Row Wm. Carpenter Wm. Chapman James Campbell John Yancey Comrod Wilhoit Moses Garrot Richard Haynie Benjamin Gaines George Utz, Jr. Jacob Tanner John Barger James Gaines John Smith Moses Clore John Wood Chas. Chowning Henry Miller Thos. Wright
===
Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.historiccourtrecords.org/courtrecordsearch.asp?query1=davenport %2C+charles&process=newsearch&B1=Search
URL title: Fredericksburg Court Record Search
Note:
Court Record Data
Context Extract
Defendant Richard Gains; John McBargon; John Camp
Deponent / Affiant John Long; Charles Davenport
Locality Culpeper Co; Henrico Co; Fauquier Co.
Plaintiff Thomas Latham
Administrative Information
Record title Latham vs Gaines &c
Year recorded 1789?
Collection CR-DC-L
Record ID 673-23
End Notes
Preserved by Virginia Circuit Court Records Preservation Program
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 10/21/2002.¹

     Mary (?) was born before 1740.¹ She married Richard Young after 1756 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 1st of 2 husbands.² Mary (?) married Charles Davenport circa 1779 at St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 2nd of 2 wives; her 2nd of 2 husbands.¹
Mary (?) died after 1795 at Abbeville Co., South Carolina, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1770-1783 Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book B; [Dorothy Ford Wulfeck];
Will of Richard Young of Culpeper Co.
Dated 23 Jan., 1775. Proven 18 Sept., 1775.
Legatees: Wife Mary Young. At her death to John Wigington. "my former wife's two brothers, my godson, Thomas Green, and his brother, Caleb Green.
Grson.: Richard Young Wigington, son of the above John Wigington. Schools for poor children.
Executors: Capt. Henry Field, Jr., John Green and John Wigington.
Wit.: William Collins, John Buller, James Nash.
===
1765-1769 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book E (Part 3); [Mike Marshall]; Page 707.
Young to Wiggington Deed of Gift
To all people to whom these presents shall come, I Richard Young do send greeting. Know ye that I the said Richard Young of the Parish of St. Mark and County of Culpeper in the Northern neck of Virginia, surveyor, in consideration of the love good will and natural affection which I have and do bear towards my adopted son John Young alias John Wiggington of the County of Culpeper, schoolmaster, have given and granted by these presents unto him 400 acres of my land in the little fork of Rappahannock River to include the plantation whereon he now lives, being part of a greater tract of 873 acres of land formally granted to me by the right Hon. Thomas Lord Fairfax, proprietor of the Northern Neck of Virginia, bearing date the 28th day of October 1754, to be laid off hereafter for my said adopted son including all the upper part of my tract provided, and if it should so happen that the dividing line run should interfere as to go through his plantation as it now stands cleared, he may have free liberty of allowing his course from side to side as far in quantity as the 73 acres to make and add to the former 473 more. In witness whereof I the said Richard Young have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the 15th day of June 1769.
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us
Henry Field, Jr. Richard Young
John Delaney
Benjamin Roberts, Jr.
At a court continued and held for the County of Culpeper on Friday the 16th day of June 1769 this deed of gift from Richard Young to John Wiggington his adopted son was acknowledged by the said Richard in order to be recorded.
Teste Roger Dixon CLK

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1769-1773 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book F; [Antient Press]; Page 478-480
This Indenture made 18th May 1772 between RICHARD YOUNG of County of Culpeper Surveyor and MARY his Wife and FRANCIS SETTLE of County of Fauquier in consideration of sum Sixty pounds current money of Virginia hath sold unto Francis Settle 150 acres in the little fork of Rapahannock River which land is part of a greater tract formerly granted to the said Young by deed from the Proprietor's office for 873 acres bearing date 28th October 1754 and is bounded beginning at a red oak corner to my said Proprietor's deed running with my deed to four pines on a Dicent of a Hill corner to ROBERT SLAUGHTER Esqr. Deceased to the beginning ..
Presence John Barbee, Rd. Young
Thomas Wright Mary Young
At Court held for County of Culpeper 18th May 1772 This Indenture of Feofment ordered to be recorded previous to which the said Mary was first previly examined as the Law directs.
===
The Virginia Genealogist Volume 29, 1985 [John Frederick Dorman] Page 56
1775-1803 British Mercantile Claims
Richard Young , Culpeper. £2.14.7, account, Culpeper Store; £32.18.1, account, Fredericksburg Store.
He died in Culpeper before the war, without issue. He left a widow who afterwards intermarried with Charles Davenport with whom she removed shortly after the peace to 96 District , S.C. He left a valuable estate in lands, slaves and personal property which he gave chiefly to his relict and Richard Young Wigginton, the latter of whom now resides upan the land in Culpeper County. These debts being due by open account will not be paid as I have been informed by Mr. Wigginton.¹