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     Margaret H. Carter was born circa 1736 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married John Marshall, son of William Marshall and Elizabeth Williams, on 14 February 1770 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹

Margaret H. Carter died in 1807 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
John Carter, born 1715 in King & Queen Co, Virginia; died 1783 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia He was the son of John Carter and Margaret Todd. He married Elizabeth Armistead Abt. 1740 in Spotsylvania, Virginia.

Elizabeth Armistead born July 12, 1716 in Gloucester County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Francis Armistead and Sarah Smith.
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Family Tree of Va.- Ky.- Tn. and Beyond

ID: I5080
Name: John Marshall
Sex: M
Birth: cir 1747 in Caroline County, Virginia. 1
Death: bef OCT 1781 in Caroline County, Virginia. 2 3

Father: William Marshall b: cir 1690 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.
Mother: Elizabeth Williams b: cir 1705 in Va.

Marriage 1 Margaret Carter b: cir 1750 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Married: cir 1768 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Children
Carter Marshall b: 16 NOV 1770 in Caroline County, Virginia.
William Carter Marshall b: 25 JAN 1772 in Caroline County, Virginia.
Thomas Marshall b: cir 1776 in Caroline County, Virginia.
John Marshall b: cir 1778
James Marshall b: cir 1778
Benjamin Marshall b: 02 JAN 1780
Horace Marshall b: cir 1781 in Caroline County, Virginia.

Sources:
Author: John Frederic Dorman
Title: Caroline County, Virginia., Order Books
Note: 12 Sep 1765 - John Marshall, orphan of William Marshall came into court & chose Reuben Thornton, Gent his gdn who gave bond. Ordered Anthony Thornton, Walker Taliaferro, William Tyler, William Buckner & Thomas Buckner to divide the estate of William Marshall dec'd between his widow and his children according to law and the will.
Title: Marshall Family of Westmoreland, K&Q, & Caroline County, Virginia.
Author: John Frederic Dorman

Title: Caroline County, Virginia., Order Books
Note: Order Book - Jan 1782.. Will of John Marshall presented by Mrs. Margaret Marshall, widow
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James Hughes 2005-05-16 16:56:02
MISCELLANEOUS ARNOLD RECORDS, RELEVANT OR NOT

Spotsylvania County, Virginia

Deed Book J, Page 401
22aug1786
Wm CARTER and Frances his wife, John Carter and Mary his wife, RICE CURTIS and Frances his wife; Margaret MARSHALL, Wm HESLOP and Anne his wife; Wm SUTTON and Sally his wife; Richard STEVENS and Mary BEVERLY, his wife; Joseph SUTTON and Judy his wife; Lucy CARTER ---; Robert CARTER and ---, to Wm DUERSON. L10 to each of above parties. 200ac in Berkeley Par., Spots County, etc. etc. Wits: Thomas PRITCHETT, Benj BALLARD, Jno DAVENPORT, Thomas BARTLETT, Jno PARRISH, Jno CHEW Jr; Nicholas PAYNE, James STEVENS, Edward HERNDON, Benj STUBBLEFIELD, Jno BROCK, Jno CARTER Jr; Wm CARTER, Rice CURTIS, James MITCHEM.
Recorded 2jul1787.
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Contributed by: James Hughes

Margaret Marshall
Date: Aug 22, 1786
Location: Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Record ID: 46721
Description: Grantor
Book-Page: L

Property: 200 acres in Berkeley Par., Spots. County, etc.

Remarks: Augt. 22, 1786. Wm. Carter and Frances, his wife; John Carter and Mary, his wife; Rice Curtis and Frances, his wife; Margaret Marshall, Wm. Heslop and Ann, his wife; Wm. Sutton and Sally, his wife; Richd. Stevens and Mary Beverley, his wife; Joseph Sutton and Judy, his wife; Lucy Carter ---; Robert Carter and ---, to Wm. Duerson. £10 to each of above parties. 200 a. in Berkeley Par., Spots. County, etc., etc. Witnesses, Thos. Pritchett, Benj. Ballard, Jno. Davenport, Thos. Bartlett, Jno. Parrish, Jno. Chew, jr; Nicho. Payne, Jas. Stevens, Edwd. Herndon, Benj. Stubblefield, Jo. Brock, Jno. Carter, jr; Wm. Carter, Rice Curtis, James Mitchem. Jany 2, 1787.

This land record was originally published in "Virginia County Records - Spotsylvania County, 1721-1800, Volume I" edited by William Armstrong Crozier.
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Margaret Marshall
Date: Sep 23, 1786
Location: Caroline County, Virginia
Record ID: 46735
Description: Grantor
Book-Page: L

Property: 208 acres in Berkeley Par., Spots. County, etc.

Remarks: Septr. 23, 1786. Margaret Marshall of Caroline Co; Wm. Sutton and Sarah his wife, of same co; Richd. Stevens and Mary Beverley, his wife, of same co; Lucy Carter of Spots. Co; Wm. Heslop and Ann, his wife, to Wm. Carter of Spots. Co. £210 curr. 208 a. in Berkeley Par., Spots. County, etc., etc. Witnesses, Nicho. Payne, Wm. Smith, Jno. Brock, Richd. Stevens, Rice Curtis. Feby. 6, 1787.

This land record was originally published in "Virginia County Records - Spotsylvania County, 1721-1800, Volume I" edited by William Armstrong Crozier.
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Margaret Marshall
Date: May 1, 1794
Location: Caroline County, Virginia
Record ID: 46524
Description: Widow
Book-Page: N

Property: 28 acres in Spots. Co.

Remarks: Capt. John Carter and Mary, his wife, of Spots. Co. and Margaret Marshall, widow, of Caroline Co. to Dr. Robt. Wellford of Fredksbg. Whereas, sd. margaret Marshall is entitled to 1-7 part of a certain tract of land and the other 6 parts are vested in the afsd. Jno. Carter, who with the sd. Margaret Marshall have agreed to sell their respective parts to the sd. Wellford. This Ind. witnesseth, that sd. Carter and Marshall in consideration of the sum of £38 8s. to the sd. Carter, and £4 16s. to the sd. Marshall in hand pd. they convey to the sd. Wellford 28 acres in Spots. Co. 1 Jul 1794

This land record was originally published in "Virginia County Records - Spotsylvania County, 1721-1800, Volume I" edited by William Armstrong Crozier.
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Caroline County Va, Estate Papers
Folder 2

Sarah Sutton, Mary Carter in her own right as administratrix of John Carter, Hannah Carter, in her own right as administratrix of Elizabeth M. Carter, Lucy Carter, Joseph Sutton and Judith Sutton his wife which said Joseph is administrator of Robert Carter against Horace Marshall, William Marshall, Thomas Marshall, Benjamin Marshall, James Marshall, Carter Marshall and John Marshall children of Margaret H. Marshall, decd. 18 Jan 1808
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Caroline County Va, Chancery Suits

Carter. Robert, his administrator, Joseph Sutton and his wife, Judith Sutton vs William Marshall, et al
William Marshall, Carter Marshall, Thomas Marshall, Benjamin Marshall and James Marshall heirs of Margaret Marshall, decd., late Margaret Carter, Richard Stevens and Polly Stevens his wife, Lucy Carter, Hannah Carter and Zachariah Taliaferro and Margaret Taliaferro his wife to answer a bill brought by Joseph Sutton and Judith Sutton his wife. (On the back is noted the " James Marshall, Richard Stevens, Zachariah Taliaferro and Margaret Taliaferro his wife are no inhabitants".) 31 Jul 1807

Court orders that Sarah Sutton, widow, late Sarah Carter, appear in court to answer a suit of Joseph Sutton and Judith Sutton his wife. 31 Jul 1807

Court orders John Carter, Abraham Carter, Gilbert Carter, William Carter and Kenyon Carter, Thomas Wigglesworth and Matilda Wigglesworth his wife, formerly Matilda Carter, Polly Foster, daughter of Edmund Foster, William Humes, infant child of Jensey Carter late Jensey Hume, decd., Benjamin Waller and Lucy Waller his wife, Joseph Gatewood and Betsy Gatewood his wife, Burnett Gatewood and Frances Gatewood his wife, Robert Carter, Matilda Carter, Sally Carter, Susannah Carter, Joseph Carter, Frances Curtis, widow, William Heslop and Anne Heslop his wife and Horace Marshall to answer a Bill brought against them by Joseph Sutton as administrator of Robert Carter, decd. (On the back is a note stating that "only Abraham Carter, Gilbert Carter, William Carter and Kenion Carter are no inhabitants of my Baliwick nor are they found therein". Signed by Joseph Herndon, Jr., Deputy for Stockley Towles, Sheriff, Spotsylvania 1807
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Caroline County Va, Chancery Suits

Marshall vs Sutton's administrators, 1818
Horace Marshall, William Marshall, Thomas Marshall, Benjamin Marshall, James Marshall, Carter Marshall and John Marshall, children of Margaret Marshall, decd., against Philip Taliaferro and Thomas R. Rootes, administrators of Sarah Sutton, William Haslep and Anne Haslep his wife, Mary Carter as administratrix of John Carter, decd., and of Rice Carter, decd., Kenyon Carter, Guilford D. Carter, Abraham Carter, William A. Carter, Benjamin Waller and Lucy Waller his wife, Joseph Gatewood and Elizabeth B. Gatewood his wife, Bernard Gatewood and Frances Gatewood his wife, and Harry Gatewood, Thomas Wigglesworth and Matilda Wigglesworth his wife, Mary Foster, Robert Foster and Carter Foster infant children of Sarah Foster formerly Sarah Carter and Edmund Foster, William L. Hume an infant child of Jane Hume, James Hume, Robert Carter, Joseph Carter, William Carter, Mary Carter, Susan Carter, Matilda Carter and Sally Carter children of John Carter, Hannah Carter as administratrix of Elizabeth M. Carter, Lucy Carter, Joseph Sutton and Judith Sutton his wife, which said Joseph is administrator of Robert Carter, decd., Richard Stevens and Mary B. Stevens his wife, Zachariah Taliaferro and Margaret Taliaferro his wife, defendants. Oct 1800

All of the above named persons are ordered by the court to appear. 14 Sep 1807

Philip Taliaferro and Thomas R. Rootes, administrators of Sarah Sutton. 11 May 1808

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Court Record Data
Context Extract
Death Martha Goodloe & Robert Carter both died intestate & without issue before Elizabeth Carter
Death Hannah Carter died intestate in 1821
Death Elizabeth M. Carter (aka Betsey Carter), daughter of John Carter & Hannah Carter, died intestate & under age in 1799
Defendant Philip Samuel (admr.); Hannah Carter (decd.)
Family siblings of the half blood to Betsey Carter - Anne Heslop, William Carter, John Carter, Frances Curtis, Margaret Marshall, Martha Goodloe & Sally Sutton
Family siblings of the whole blood to Betsey Carter - Mary B. Stevens, Lucy Taliferro, Margaret C. Taliaferro, Robert Carter & Juth Sutton
Locality Spotsylvania Co; Caroline Co.
Plaintiff George Hamilton (sheriff - admr.); William Carter (decd.); Elizabeth Carter (admrx.); John Carter (decd.); Aaron C. White (sheriff - admr.); Francis Curtis (decd.); Margaret Marshall (decd.); Philip Taliaferro (admr.); Sally Sutton (decd.); Anne Heslop; Mary B. Stevens; Lucy Taliaferro; James J. Garnett (sheriff - admr.); Margaret Taliaferro (decd.); John C. Sutton; Robert Sutton (admr.); Judith Sutton (decd.); Horace Marshall (admr.)
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James Hughes 2006-02-10 18:21:11
Fredericksburg Court Record Search

Court Record Data
Context Extract
Death Hannah Carter died about 1820
Death Robert Carter died intestate in 1797, unmarried & without issue
Death John (slave) died in 1823 or 1824, have been ill for 8 to 10 months prior
Defendant Horace Marshall (admr.); Betsey Carter (decd.); Thomas Marshall (security); Benjamin Marshall (security)
Family Margaret Marshall, mother of Thomas Marshall
Family Elizabeth Carter (aka Betsey Carter), daughter of Hannah Carter
Family William Carter, John Carter, Anne Heslop, Sally Sutton, Frances Curtis & Margaret Marshall, half brothers & sisters of Betsey Carter
Family Mary B. Stevens, Lucy Taliaferro, Judith Sutton, Robert Carter & Margaret Taliaferro, brothers & sisters of the whole blood of Betsey Carter
Locality Caroline Co; Fredericksburg; Greenbrier Co.
Marriage JOHN MARSHALL -mr- MARGARET CARTER, DAUGHTER of JOHN CARTER BY HIS FIRST WIFE
Marriage FNU Curtis -mr- Frances Carter, daughter of John Carter by his first wife
Marriage FNU Thomas -mr- Elizabeth Carter (her first marriage), daughter of John Carter
Marriage FNU Whitely -mr- Elizabeth Carter Thomas (her second marriage), daughter of John Carter by his first wife
Marriage James Frazer -mr- Sally Thomas, daughter of Elizabeth Thomas
Marriage William Hazlop -mr- Anne Carter, daughter of John Carter by his first wife
Marriage Joseph Sutton -mr- Judith Carter, daughter of John Carter by his last marriage
Marriage R. Stevens -mr- Mary B. Carter, daughter of John Carter by his last marriage
Marriage B. Taliaferro -mr- Lucy Carter, daughter of John Carter by his last marriage
Marriage ZACHARY TALIAFERRO -mr- MARGARET CARTER, DAUGHTER of JOHN CARTER BY HIS LAST MARRIAGE
Marriage William Sutton -mr- Sally Carter, daughter of John Carter by his first wife
Plaintiff George Hamilton (sheriff - admr.); William Carter (decd.); Mary Carter (admrx.); John Carter (decd.); Anne Heslop (decd.); Sarah Heslop (extrx.); Mary B. Stevens; Lucy Taliaferro; Judith Sutton (decd.); John C. Sutton (admr.); Robert Sutton (admr.); John Sutton (admr.); William Sutton (decd.); James J. Garnett (sheriff - admr.); Margaret Taliaferro (decd.); Frances Curtis; Aaron C. White (sheriff - admr.); Margaret Marshall (decd.); Philip Taliaferro (admr.); Sally Sutton (decd.)
Slave Jenny; James; John - propety of the estate of Betsey Carter - Jenny was employed by Archibald Hart
Administrative Information
Record title Hamilton vs Marshall
Year recorded 1834
Collection CR-LC-H
Record ID 140-17
End Notes
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Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 9/5/2002
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James Hughes 2006-02-11 19:58:03
Fredericksburg Court Record Search

Court Record Data
Context Extract
Death Martha Goodloe & Robert Carter both died intestate & without issue before Elizabeth Carter
Death HANNAH CARTER died intestate in 1821
Death Elizabeth M. Carter (aka Betsey Carter), daughter of John Carter & Hannah Carter, died intestate & under age in 1799
Defendant Philip Samuel (admr.); Hannah Carter (decd.)
Family siblings of the half blood to Betsey Carter - Anne Heslop, William Carter, John Carter, Frances Curtis, MARGARET MARSHALL, Martha Goodloe & Sally Sutton
Family siblings of the whole blood to Betsey Carter - Mary B. Stevens, Lucy Taliferro, Margaret C. Taliaferro, Robert Carter & Juth Sutton
Locality Spotsylvania Co; Caroline Co.
Plaintiff George Hamilton (sheriff - admr.); William Carter (decd.); Elizabeth Carter (admrx.); John Carter (decd.); Aaron C. White (sheriff - admr.); Francis Curtis (decd.); Margaret Marshall (decd.); Philip Taliaferro (admr.); Sally Sutton (decd.); Anne Heslop; Mary B. Stevens; Lucy Taliaferro; James J. Garnett (sheriff - admr.); Margaret Taliaferro (decd.); John C. Sutton; Robert Sutton (admr.); Judith Sutton (decd.); Horace Marshall (admr.)
Administrative Information
Record title Hamilton vs Samuel
Year recorded 1829
Collection CR-SC-H
Record ID 139-22
End Notes
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Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.lva.lib.va.us/ChanceryWebQ/casedetail.asp?casefilenumber=033-18 18-005&localityregionchecked=L&localityvalue=CAROLINE+CO®ionvalue=APPAL ACHIAN+PLATEAU
URL title: Chancery Index-Case Detail
Note:
Locality Index Number Original Case Number
CAROLINE CO 1818-005 NONE
Plaintiffs Defendants
P1: CHILDREN OF MARGARET MARSHALL
D1: ADMS OF SARAH SUTTON ETC
Surnames
CARTER MARSHALL WALLER
FOSTER ROOTES WIGGLESWORTH
GATEWOOD STEVENS

HESLOP SUTTON

HUME TALIAFERRO

Wills Plat?
NONE NO

Format
Scanned
LVA Microfilm Reel Number Local Reel Number Image Number
Scanned
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Court Record Data
Context Extract
Death William Sutton, husband of Sarah Sutton, died in 1796
Defendant Stephen Sutton
Locality Caroline Co.
Plaintiff Sarah Sutton
Slave Lewis - property of Stephen Sutton
Will the will of William Sutton was proved in April 1797 - the will is not part of this record
Administrative Information
Record title Sutton vs Sutton
Year recorded 1804
Collection CR-DC-V
Record ID 565-144
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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1785-1788 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book L; [William Armstrong Crozier];
Augt. 22, 1786. Wm. Carter and Frances, his wife; John Carter and Mary, his wife; Rice Curtis and Frances, his wife; Margaret Marshall, Wm. Heslop and Ann, his wife; Wm. Sutton and Sally, his wife; Richd. Stevens and Mary Beverley, his wife; Joseph Sutton and Judy, his wife; Lucy Carter -; Robert Carter and -, to Wm. Duerson. £10 to each of above parties. 200 a. in Berkeley Par., Spots. County, etc., etc. Witnesses, Thos. Pritchett, Benj. Ballard, Jno. Davenport, Thos. Bartlett, Jno. Parrish, Jno. Chew, jr; Nicho. Payne, Jas. Stevens, Edwd. Herndon, Benj. Stubblefield, Jo. Brock, Jno. Carter, jr; Wm. Carter, Rice Curtis, James Mitchem. Jany 2, 1787.
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May 1, 1794. Capt. John Carter and Mary, his wife, of Spots. Co. and Margaret Marshall, widow, of Caroline Co. to Dr;Robt. Wellford of Fredksbg. Whereas, sd. Margaret Marshall is entitled to 1-7 part of a certain tract of land and the other 6 parts are vested in the afsd. Jno. Carter, who with the sd. Margaret Marshall have agreed to sell their respective parts to the sd. Wellford. This Ind. witnesseth, that sd. Carter and Marshall in consideration of the sum of £38 8s. to the sd. Carter, and £4 16s. to the sd. Marshall in hand pd. they convey to the sd. Wellford 28 a. In Spots. County, etc., etc. Witnesses, Bennett Tompklns, Geo. G. Quarles, Jno. Tompkins, Jos. Brock, Wm. Carter, Reuben Straughan. July 1, 1794.¹

     Lucy Farish was born circa 1744 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married William Rogers circa 1762 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.^3,2

Lucy Farish died before 2 January 1787 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
ROGERS, LUCY, Spotsylvania Co., d. Sept. 24, 1779, Executors Bond dated Jan. 2, 1787. Wit. Farish Coleman, Mildred Spalding. Ex. my brother, Robert Farish and Mr. George Rogers. Leg. son William Rogers; daughters Sarah and Catherine Rogers. Page 810)
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1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
ROGERS, William, Spotsylvania County, d. Dec 24, 1778, Executors Bond dated Feb 18, 1779. Wit. Abraham Estes, O. Towles, Frances Edinborough, Elizabeth Estes.
Ex. wife, Lucy; Robert Farish; George Rogers and my son John Rogers.
Leg. sons, John, Larkin, William; daughter Frances, wife of John Downer; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Rice Carter; daughters Sarah and Catherine. (pg 278)
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Title
Rogers, Lucy.
Publication
[1786].
Gen. note
Part of index to Spotsylvania County Wills and Administrations (1722-1800)
Note
p. 810. Will dated 24 Sept. 1779.
p. 811-812. Exors bond rec. 2 Jan. 1786.
p. 870. Inv. & appr. dated Feb. 1787.
Note
Will Book E, 1772-1798 (Reel 28)
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1782-1785 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book K; [William Armstron Crozier];
Augt. 13, 1782. Jno. Rogers and Caty, his wife, of Spots. Co. to Thomas Pollard of Fairfax Co. £1200 curr. 640 a. in Spots. Co., on Middle River, branch of Mattapony, etc. (except dower of Lucy Rogers, widow of Wm. Rogers, decd., who is now in actual possession, etc.) Witnesses, Lodowick Oneal, Wm. Rogers, Geo. Rogers, Jas. Brown, Jno. Welch. March 20, 1783.¹

     William Rogers was born circa 1742 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Lucy Farish, daughter of Robert Farish and Judith (?), circa 1762 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.^1,2

William Rogers died before 18 February 1779 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA; Date of administration of will.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
ROGERS, William, Spotsylvania County, d. Dec 24, 1778, Executors Bond dated Feb 18, 1779. Wit. Abraham Estes, O. Towles, Frances Edinborough, Elizabeth Estes.
Ex. wife, Lucy; Robert Farish; George Rogers and my son John Rogers.
Leg. sons, John, Larkin, William; daughter Frances, wife of John Downer; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Rice Carter; daughters Sarah and Catherine. (pg 278)
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Title
Rogers, William.
Publication
[1779].
Gen. note
Part of index to Spotsylvania County Wills and Administrations (1722-1800)
Note
p. 278-280. Will dated 4 Dec. 1778 and codicil, undated.
p. 285. Guardians bond rec. 18 Feb. 1779.
p. 312-315. Inv. & appr. rec. 5 Mar. 1779.
p. 316-317. Estate division rec. 16 Mar. 1779.
p. 318-319. Estate division rec. 5 Mar. 1779.
p. 332-333. Accounts rec. 16 Nov. 1779.
p. 341-342. Exors. bond rec. 18 Feb. 1779.
p. 366-367. Guardian accounts dated 17 Aug. 1780.
p. 808-809. Guardians bond rec. 2 Jan. 1787.
p. 1531-1532. Guardians accounts rec. 4 Mar. 1795.
Note
Will Book E, 1772-1798 (Reel 28
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1782-1785 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book K; [William Armstron Crozier];
Augt. 13, 1782. Jno. Rogers and Caty, his wife, of Spots. Co. to Thomas Pollard of Fairfax Co. £1200 curr. 640 a. in Spots. Co., on Middle River, branch of Mattapony, etc. (except dower of Lucy Rogers, widow of Wm. Rogers, decd., who is now in actual possession, etc.) Witnesses, Lodowick Oneal, Wm. Rogers, Geo. Rogers, Jas. Brown, Jno. Welch. March 20, 1783.
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1785-1788 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book L; [William Armstrong Crozier];
Jany. 19, 1787. Jno. Downer and Frances, his wife, of Caroline Co. Rice Corner (or Conner) and Elizabeth, his wife; Wm. Rogers and Martha, his wife, of Spots. Co; Sarah Rogers and Catherine Rogers, which sd. Frances, Elizabeth, Sarah, Catherine, and Wm. are the children of Wm. Rogers, late of the sd. County of Spots., Decd., to John Rogers of Spots. Co., son of the sd. Wm. Rogers, deed. Whereas, the sd. Wm. Rogers in his lifetime, did sell to Thos. Pollard of Fairfax Co., a certain tract of land, and it has been suggested that the heirs as afsd., might have an interest in the same, therefore, they have agreed to release all their right, title, interest which they may have in or to the sd. land, to the sd. Jno. Rogers, etc., etc. Witnesses, Atwell Coghill, Jno. Yates, Jno. Pollett, jr; Jno. x Pollett, Sr; Danl. Playle, Jesse x Coats, Elizabeth x Oliff, Mary x Playle. April 3, 1787.¹

     Larkin Rogers was born on 10 April 1758.¹
Larkin Rogers died on 25 May 1779 at age 21.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
ROGERS, William, Spotsylvania County, d. Dec 24, 1778, Executors Bond dated Feb 18, 1779. Wit. Abraham Estes, O. Towles, Frances Edinborough, Elizabeth Estes.
Ex. wife, Lucy; Robert Farish; George Rogers and my son John Rogers.
Leg. sons, John, Larkin, William; daughter Frances, wife of John Downer; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Rice Carter; daughters Sarah and Catherine. (pg 278)
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Court Record Data
Context Extract
ARW Larkin Rogers taken prisoner 19 Mar. 1779 in South Carolina
Birth Larkin Farish was born 10 Apr. 1758
Birth Thomas Estes, son of John Estes, was born 27 April 1759
Birth Catharine Rogers, daughter of William Rogers & Lucy Rogers, was born in 1770
Death Sarah Farish, daughter of John Martin, died 11 Aug. 1759
Death Larkin Rogers died 25 May 1779 aboard a British prison ship
Defendant John Rogers; Thomas Pollard
Deponent / Affiant Mildred Farish; Judith Farish; Thomas Farish (41); John Estes; Robert Farish
Locality Caroline Co; GA (Savannah); SC
Marriage John Martin -mr- Sarah Martin, daughter of John Martin
Plaintiff Farish Coleman; Catharine Coleman
Administrative Information
Record title Coleman vs Rogers
Year recorded 1802?
Collection CR-DC-L
Record ID 564-30
End Notes
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Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 10/21/2002.¹

     Elizabeth Rogers married Rice Carter.²
Elizabeth Rogers was born after 1762 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
ROGERS, William, Spotsylvania County, d. Dec 24, 1778, Executors Bond dated Feb 18, 1779. Wit. Abraham Estes, O. Towles, Frances Edinborough, Elizabeth Estes.
Ex. wife, Lucy; Robert Farish; George Rogers and my son John Rogers.
Leg. sons, John, Larkin, William; daughter Frances, wife of John Downer; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Rice Carter; daughters Sarah and Catherine. (pg 278.)¹

     Rice Carter married Elizabeth Rogers, daughter of William Rogers and Lucy Farish.¹
Rice Carter was born after 1762.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
ROGERS, William, Spotsylvania County, d. Dec 24, 1778, Executors Bond dated Feb.¹

     John Rogers died after 1753 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He was born after 1762 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
ROGERS, William, Spotsylvania County, d. Dec 24, 1778, Executors Bond dated Feb 18, 1779. Wit. Abraham Estes, O. Towles, Frances Edinborough, Elizabeth Estes.
Ex. wife, Lucy; Robert Farish; George Rogers and my son John Rogers.
Leg. sons, John, Larkin, William; daughter Frances, wife of John Downer; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Rice Carter; daughters Sarah and Catherine. (pg 278)
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1782-1785 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book K; [William Armstron Crozier];
Augt. 13, 1782. Jno. Rogers and Caty, his wife, of Spots. Co. to Thomas Pollard of Fairfax Co. £1200 curr. 640 a. in Spots. Co., on Middle River, branch of Mattapony, etc. (except dower of Lucy Rogers, widow of Wm. Rogers, decd., who is now in actual possession, etc.) Witnesses, Lodowick Oneal, Wm. Rogers, Geo. Rogers, Jas. Brown, Jno. Welch. March 20, 1783.¹

     Frances Rogers married John Downer.²
Frances Rogers was born after 1762 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
ROGERS, William, Spotsylvania County, d. Dec 24, 1778, Executors Bond dated Feb 18, 1779. Wit. Abraham Estes, O. Towles, Frances Edinborough, Elizabeth Estes.
Ex. wife, Lucy; Robert Farish; George Rogers and my son John Rogers.
Leg. sons, John, Larkin, William; daughter Frances, wife of John Downer; daughter Elizabeth, wife of Rice Carter; daughters Sarah and Catherine. (pg 278.)¹

     John Farish was born between 1726 and 1741 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
John Farish died after 1793 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
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From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
FARISH, JUDITH, Spotsylvania Co. relict of Robert Farish formerly of Spots Co., d. Sept. 23, 1793, Executors Bond dated Dec. 3, 1793. John Farish, Admr. Wit. E. Breeden, William Coleman, William Smith. Leg. my children in equal shares; Robert Farish; John Farish; Larkin Farish; Ann Farish; Sarah Coleman; Catey Stevens; Dolly Farish; Judith Farish and John P. Smith. Page 1305)
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1761-1766 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book F; [William Armstrong Crozier];
Oct. 15, 1761. "Thos. Waller of King Wm. Co. to my grandson, Thomas Waller, son of John Waller, my son." Deed of Gift. A Negro Girl. Jno. Waller, Jno. Farish, James Edwards. June 7, 1762.
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1766-1771 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book G; [William Armstrong Crozier];
March 30, 1767. John Farish and Robert Farish of Spts. Co. to Ambrose Carlton of Caroline Co. £150 curr. 309 a. in Spts. Co. whereon sd. and Robt. live, adjoining lands of John Beverley Roy, Mary Dawson, Ephraim Beasley, etc., reserving to the sd. Jno. Farish and heirs 1 a., including the sd. Farishes family burying ground, etc. 0. Towles, jr; Jno. Bevy. Roy, Wm. Wood. April 6, 1767.
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1773-1775 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book G; [Antient Press]; Page 5217-522
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JOHN FARISH of County of GOOCHLAND for sum of One hundred and Thirty five pounds to me paid by THOMAS FARISH have sold unto said Thomas Farish of the County of Culpeper four Negroe slaves to wit, Phillis, Amey, Delphy and Ralph with the future Increase of the said Phillis, Amey and Delph also a Mouse coloured hip Shoten Mare. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 12th day of April 1775.
In presence of FRENCH STROTHER, John Farish
HENRY FIELD, ROB COLEMAN JUNR.,
WM. STROTHER
Mem. the above mentioned Mare was delivered as for the whole in Presence of the Subscribing Witnesses at Court held for Culpeper County April the 17th 1775.
At Court held for Culpeper County April 17th 1775 This Bill of Sale was proved by the Oath of French Strother and William Strother witnesses thereto & ordered to be recorded.¹

     Anne Stevens married Robert Farish, son of Robert Farish and Judith (?), at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Anne Stevens was born circa 1726 at King & Queen Co., Virginia, USA.¹
     Reference:
Early Colonial Settlers cites: [S205] Pat M. Stevens IV, The Stevens of Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia, (Name: Sept 25, 2011, v 12.0;).¹

     Stephen Farish was born circa 1753 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Buckner circa 1773 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.²

     Reference:
Early Colonial Settlers cites: [S217] The Virginia Genealogist Volume 18, 1975.¹

     Elizabeth Buckner was born on 21 May 1757 at Port Royal, Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Stephen Farish, son of Robert Farish and Anne Stevens, circa 1773 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹

      ;
Early Colonial Settlers cites: [S217] The Virginia Genealogist Volume 18, 1975.¹

     Larkin Farish was born after 1730 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Larkin Farish died after 1793 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
FARISH, JUDITH, Spotsylvania Co. relict of Robert Farish formerly of Spots Co., d. Sept. 23, 1793, Executors Bond dated Dec. 3, 1793. John Farish, Admr. Wit. E. Breeden, William Coleman, William Smith. Leg. my children in equal shares; Robert Farish; John Farish; Larkin Farish; Ann Farish; Sarah Coleman; Catey Stevens; Dolly Farish; Judith Farish and John P. Smith. Page 1305)
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL: http://www.historiccourtrecords.org/courtrecordsearch.asp?pageInfo=3&curre ntquery=ESTES&orderinfo=
URL title: Fredericksburg Court Record Search
Note:
Court Record Data
Context Extract
ARW Larkin Rogers taken prisoner 19 Mar. 1779 in South Carolina
Birth Larkin Farish was born 10 Apr. 1758
Birth Thomas Estes, son of John Estes, was born 27 April 1759
Birth Catharine Rogers, daughter of William Rogers & Lucy Rogers, was born in 1770
Death Sarah Farish, daughter of John Martin, died 11 Aug. 1759
Death Larkin Rogers died 25 May 1779 aboard a British prison ship
Defendant John Rogers; Thomas Pollard
Deponent / Affiant Mildred Farish; Judith Farish; Thomas Farish (41); John Estes; Robert Farish
Locality Caroline Co; GA (Savannah); SC
Marriage John Martin -mr- Sarah Martin, daughter of John Martin
Plaintiff Farish Coleman; Catharine Coleman
Administrative Information
Record title Coleman vs Rogers
Year recorded 1802?
Collection CR-DC-L
Record ID 564-30
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

     Anne Farish was born after 1730 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Anne Farish died after 1793 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
FARISH, JUDITH, Spotsylvania Co. relict of Robert Farish formerly of Spots Co., d. Sept. 23, 1793, Executors Bond dated Dec. 3, 1793. John Farish, Admr. Wit. E. Breeden, William Coleman, William Smith. Leg. my children in equal shares; Robert Farish; John Farish; Larkin Farish; Ann Farish; Sarah Coleman; Catey Stevens; Dolly Farish; Judith Farish and John P. Smith. Page 1305.)¹

     Catherine Farish married (?) Stephens.²
Catherine Farish was born after 1730 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Catherine Farish died after 1793 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
FARISH, JUDITH, Spotsylvania Co. relict of Robert Farish formerly of Spots Co., d. Sept. 23, 1793, Executors Bond dated Dec. 3, 1793. John Farish, Admr. Wit. E. Breeden, William Coleman, William Smith. Leg. my children in equal shares; Robert Farish; John Farish; Larkin Farish; Ann Farish; Sarah Coleman; Catey Stevens; Dolly Farish; Judith Farish and John P. Smith. Page 1305.)¹

     (?) Stephens married Catherine Farish, daughter of Robert Farish and Judith (?).¹
(?) Stephens was born after 1730 at Essex Co., Virginia, USA.¹
(?) Stephens died after 1793 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Dolly Farish was born after 1730 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Dolly Farish died after 1793 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
FARISH, JUDITH, Spotsylvania Co. relict of Robert Farish formerly of Spots Co., d. Sept. 23, 1793, Executors Bond dated Dec. 3, 1793. John Farish, Admr. Wit. E. Breeden, William Coleman, William Smith. Leg. my children in equal shares; Robert Farish; John Farish; Larkin Farish; Ann Farish; Sarah Coleman; Catey Stevens; Dolly Farish; Judith Farish and John P. Smith. Page 1305.)¹

     Judith Farish was born after 1730 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Judith Farish died after 1793 at St. George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
1772-1798 Spotsylvania County, Virginia Will Book E; [William Armstrong Crozier];
FARISH, JUDITH, Spotsylvania Co. relict of Robert Farish formerly of Spots Co., d. Sept. 23, 1793, Executors Bond dated Dec. 3, 1793. John Farish, Admr. Wit. E. Breeden, William Coleman, William Smith. Leg. my children in equal shares; Robert Farish; John Farish; Larkin Farish; Ann Farish; Sarah Coleman; Catey Stevens; Dolly Farish; Judith Farish and John P. Smith. Page 1305.)¹

     Thomas Farish was born in 1744 at Caroline Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Thomas Farish died after 1781 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Frances Bruce after 1787 at Stafford Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 2nd of 3 husbands.^1,2
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
not proved as a son ... this line needs more work
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1773-1775 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book G; [Antient Press]; Page 5217-522
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I JOHN FARISH of County of GOOCHLAND for sum of One hundred and Thirty five pounds to me paid by THOMAS FARISH have sold unto said Thomas Farish of the County of Culpeper four Negroe slaves to wit, Phillis, Amey, Delphy and Ralph with the future Increase of the said Phillis, Amey and Delph also a Mouse coloured hip Shoten Mare. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 12th day of April 1775.
In presence of FRENCH STROTHER, John Farish
HENRY FIELD, ROB COLEMAN JUNR.,
WM. STROTHER
Mem. the above mentioned Mare was delivered as for the whole in Presence of the Subscribing Witnesses at Court held for Culpeper County April the 17th 1775.
At Court held for Culpeper County April 17th 1775 This Bill of Sale was proved by the Oath of French Strother and William Strother witnesses thereto & ordered to be recorded.
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Virginia Genealogist Volume 28, 1984 [John Frederick Dorman] Page 114
1775-1803 British Mercantile Claims
T79/91
Reports of William W. Hening
Claim of Robert Jardine Page 109-10):
Robert Farish, Spotsylvania. Removed to South Carolina since the peace. He died about five or six years ago
in the town of Camden and left some peroperty, as it is said. Thomas Farish of Orange is uncle to Robert
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Virginia Genealogist Volum[e 28, 1984 [John Frederick Dorman] Page 114
1775-1803 British Mercantile Claims
T79/91
Reports of William W. Hening
Claim of Robert Jardine [Page 110-11]:
Thomas Farish, Orange. Says that he never had any dealings with this house for anything whatever and that
this account was raised before he had purchased any goods on credit from any person. George Mitchell, the
factor, applied to him before the war for payment of this account but upon being satisfied that he never had
any dealings with him (the entry in the day book being made by one of his clerks) , Mr. Mitchell relinquished
the claim as to him and brought a suit against William Farish of Spotsylvania for the same debt. Mr. Farish
supposes that some person must have assumed his name when the goods were taken up as part of the article charged consists of hempin rolls or coarse linnen, for which (being a young man) he could have had no use. About six or seven years past Robert S. Jardine by whom the claims were filed, applied to Mr. Farish for payment of this same account. Mr. Farish stated to him what I have before related and supposed that he was so well convinced of the impropriety of the claim that nothing more would ever be heard of it. If this account had been just, Mr. Farish has always been able and I am certain would always have been willing to pay it. Mr. Farish is a man of great respectability and has resided on the same estate for more than twenty years; the same may be said of Mr. John Wharton of Culpeper.¹

     Nicholas Payne was born circa 1735 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Elizabeth Towles after 1765 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives.² Nicholas Payne married Frances Bruce circa 1795 at Stafford Co., Virginia, USA,
; Her 3rd of 3 husbands; his 2nd of 2 wives.¹
Nicholas Payne died before 4 January 1804 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Elizabeth Towles was born after 1739 at Towles Point, Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married Nicholas Payne after 1765 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA,
; His 1st of 2 wives.¹
Elizabeth Towles died circa 1795 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Early Colonial Settlers:
Abstracts of Lancaster County, Virginia Wills [Ida J. Lee]
TOWLES, Stockly. 8ber 12, 1763. Rec. 17 June 1765.
Wife: Elizabeth Towles.
Two youngest sons, Thomas and Stockly "Land I bought of Reline Lefore which Land is in Goochland County."
Five children.
Exors: Friends, Mr. Richard Mitchell, Mr. Edward Carter & Mr. Chattin Chowning. W.B. 18, p. 37.
Division of estate 28 Nov. 1768. Rec. 16 Mar. 1769.
To: Stockly Towles, Thomas Towles, Henry Towles, Elizabeth Towles, Nancy Towles, Wife's part. W.B. 18, p. 139.¹

     Thomas Bickers was born in 1740 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹
Thomas Bickers died in 1835 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ;
From Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
NOTE:THOMAS BICKERS (G2/R1)
2ND GENERATION
Virginia ca1740
4TH Son, 4TH Child, of Robert Bickers (G1) & Elizabeth VA ca1709-1808
Draft as of 21 May 1999
Note: Spelling used is that which appears in research documents

Thomas Bickers (G2/R1), of the Second Generation of Robert & Elizabeth Bickers of Orange County, Virginia, was born about 1740.
Marriage records in Orange County, Virginia, were not recorded until around 1790 to 1800; therefore, there is no record of Thomas Bickers' marriage but, as stated above, he was recorded as being the head of a family of three whites in the 1790 census for Orange County. According to the 1850 census for Orange County, George Bickers, the older son of Thomas Bickers, was born in 1766, giving his age in 1850 as 84, so it may be assumed that Thomas Bickers was married about 1765. William Bickers, the younger son of Thomas Bickers, was born in 1775 according to the 1820 census of Harrison County, Kentucky, in which census he gave his age as forty-five.
By eliminating all persons by the name of Bickers living in Orange County, Virginia, of the age to have been born around the time Thomas Bickers was married (1765), George and William Bickers would remain unaccounted for and this indicates that Thomas Bickers had only two children; namely George and William Bickers. At the time of taking the 1790 census for Orange County, recording 3 whites in Thomas Bickers' family, his wife was apparently not living; therefore. Thomas Bickers and his two sons, George and William Bickers, account for the three whites as recorded.
There is no record of the death of Thomas Bickers but, according to tax records, he was living in Orange County, Virginia, in 1808, and was without doubt a life-long resident of that county.
In 1767, Thomas was on the list of Taxes in Orange County, Virginia [1*], as follows:
Taxes: Box 35, Edmon Burrus, Constable, Nov 1767:
John Bickers, 1
Joseph Bickers, 1
William Bickers, 1
Nicholas Bickers, 1
Thomas Bickers, 1
In arriving at proof that Thomas Bickers was a son of Robert Bickers, reference is made to the 1790 US Census for Orange County, Virginia, which records the resident heads of families at that time. In fact, the only heads of families which were recorded under the spelling ?Bickers' at the time of the 1790 Federal Census for all 13 States were residents of Orange County, Virginia, as follows:
Robert Bickers
William Bickers
John Bickers
Thomas Bickers
Nicholas Bickers
Joseph Bickers
Thomas Bickers appears on the list of James Madison as having 3 whites and no blacks in his household.
Step-by-step, Joseph Edward Bickers, the author of ?Robert Bickers of Orange County, Virginia and His Descendants' (not copyrighted) proved by document that William Bickers, John Bickers, Nicholas Bickers, and Joseph Bickers were sons of Robert Bickers. It is obvious, therefore, that Thomas Bickers was also a son of Robert Bickers, notwithstanding the fact that Robert Bickers did not mention his son, Thomas Bickers, in his Will. Neither was John Bickers (G2/R1) nor Hannah Bickers Edwards (G2/R1) mentioned in the Will, yet it has been proven by document that John Bickers was a son of Robert Bickers as well as being an owner of extensive land in Orange County.
As further proof that Thomas Bickers was a son of Robert Bickers, reference is made to the intimacy and relationship between Thomas Bickers, his father, and brothers: In 1771, Thomas and Joseph Bickers are recorded as witnessing a deed of gift [2*] for land from Robert Bickers to his son-in-law, William Edwards:
[3*] DB15, p420. On Margin 'Exd & Deld to sd Edwards Jany 1799.' Indenture 28 Nov 1771 between Robert Bickers and William Edwards...for 5 shilling...150 acres binds on line of Thos Gully, John Mallory, and Joseph Bickers.../s/ Robert Bickers. Presence: Thos. Bickers, Jos. Bickers, Eliza (X) Bickers. Recorded Orange Co 28 Nov 1771.
1767 Land Taxes of Thomas Bickers (G2/R1) & his brothers, Orange County, Virginia [1*]: Box 35, Edmon Burrus, Constable, Nov 1767: Thomas Bickers-1; John Bickers-1; Joseph Bickers-1; William Bickers-1; Nicholas Bickers-1
1782-1805 Land Taxes of Thomas Bickers, Orange County, Virginia [4*]:
Year#Acres/Value per AcreAmount of Valuation/Tax @1½%
17825025...00...1...0
1787502/35...12...60...1...8½
1788502/35...12...60...1...8½
1789502/35...12...60...1...8¼
1790502/35...12...60...1...8¼
1791502/35...12...60...1...8¼
1792502/35...12...60...1...8¼
1793502/35...12...60...1...8¼
1794502/35...12...60...1...8¼
179550---5...12...60...1...8¼
1782, Orange County road orders include George Bickers (G3/T2) and Nicholas Bickers (G2/R1):
George Bickers. 27 Mar 1782. Road work assigned duty with: Nicholas, James [5*], Proctor, and John Bickers, Jr.
In 1785 he was levied on for ?3 white souls' and, in 1767, Thomas Bickers (G2/R1) [6*] was charged with tax in Orange County, Virginia: 1787-Thomas Bickus, self charged with tax.
In 1785, the property line of Thomas Bickers (G2/R1) was cited in the following land transaction: DB 18, pp413-414. Indenture 27 Oct 1785 between Wm Clasbey of Caroline Co and Jno Bledsoe of Orange Co...£60...100 acres bounded Thomas Mallory; south side of Beaver Dam

Run; Thomas Bicker's line [7*]; Stanleys corner; Miller's line.../x/Wm Clasbey. Recorded Orange Co 27 Oct 1785.
1787. Nicholas Bickers (G2/R1), Joseph Bickers (G2/R1), and Thomas Bickers (G2/R1) were appointed to a panel of twelve persons to consider the establishment of a Water Grist Mill:
[8*] The Common Wealth of Virginia to the Sheriff of Orange County Greeting - - You are hereby Commanded to summon & Empannel Twelve good & Lawfull persons to meet upon the land of Aron Bledsoe on the South Anna River Opposite the land of Zachy Herndon and at the place the said Herndon is desirous of Building a Water Grist Mill on the third day of May - Next Impartially to the best of their skill & Judgment to view the lands of Aron Bledsoe & to locate & circumscribe by Metes & Bounds, One acre thereof having due regard to the Interest of both parties, & to appraise the same according to its true Value Examine the Land above & below the property of others, which may probably be overflowed, & say what damage it will be of property of to the Several Proprietors Whether the Mansion House of any Proprietor if the offices Curtillage or Garden thereunto Immediately belonging or Orchards will be Overflowed; to Enquire whither & in what degree fish of passage & Ordinary navigation will be obstructed; whether by any and by what means such obstruction may be Prevented; & whether in their opinion the health of the Neighbours will be annoyed by the Stagnation of the waters which sd Inquest so made & sealed the sd Jurors you shall return to the first day of our next succeeding Court of Orange & have then & there this Writ to shew how you have executed the same Witness James Taylor Clerk of our said County Court this 27th day of April 1787 & the Eleventh year of the Common Wealth...
Inquisition Indented made this Third day of May 1787 by Virtue of a Writ of Adquoddammum to the Sheriff of Orange County directed we the Jury being by the said Sheriff summoned and duly Sworn did meet on an acre of land the property of Aron Bledsoe on the Southanna River opposite the Lands of Zachy. Herndon at the Place where the said Herndon is desirous of Building a Water Grist Mill and to the best of our skill & Judgment have impartially viewed the sd Acre of land the property of the said Bledsoe bounded as followeth. Beginning at a dogwood near the river Running thence a West Course to a dogwood & a red oak thence North to a Stake on the River thence down the said River to the Beginning and having due regard to the Interest of both Parties have appraised the said Acre of land to Twenty five shillings current money and have viewed the lands above & below the said Mill Seat and we are of the opinion that there will be no other damge done or sustained by the Building of the said Mill except the lands of Aron Bledsoe above the Mill Seat which we are of opinion will be damaged to the Value of Twenty shillings current money given under our hands and seals
Thos. MaloryUriah GartonJos. Bickers
Thornbery BowlingWm. Miller BledsoeIsaac Graves
Jonathan CowherdJos. BellThos. Bickers
John BledsoeNicholas BickersMoses Perry
At Court held for Orange County 29th May 1787.
Report of a Jury summoned at the Instance of Zachy. Herndon ordered that the same be recorded and that Herndon have leave to Build a Mill agreeable to the report.
1795. A land call for line of Thomas Bickers
[9*] (On Margin: Bledsoe & Wife to Mallory. Original deld. Wm: Mallory, son of Reuben Mallory, deced., 11 Novr. 1811
This Indenture made this first day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety five; Between John Bledsoe and Isabel his Wife of County of Orange of one part and Reuben Mallory of County aforesd. of other part; Witnesseth that John Bledsoe and Isabel his Wife in consideration of the sum of Fifty pounds current money of Virginia by Reuben Mallory to John Bledsoe in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have and by these presents do bargain and sell unto Reuben Mallory his heirs a certain parcel of land lying in the County of Orange containing One hundred acres be the same more or less and bounded; Beginning at a Pine corner on Barbours line, thence with Barbours line to a Pine and Hickory, cornering with Saml. Whortons corner, thence along Whartons line to a corner Pine and red Oak in Thomas Bickers' line, thence along said line to a pos Oak corner, thence with said line to a corner on Thomas Mallorys line to a red Oak and Spanish Oak, thence with said Mallorys line to the beginning; To have and to hold the hereby conveyed One hundred acres of land with all appurtenances thereunto belonging unto Reuben Mallory his heirs and John Bledsoe and his heirs against every person shall warrant and forever defend by these presents; In Witness whereof the said parties have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.
Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of James Taylor, William Pollock, Junr., John Bledsoe, William Moore, Absalom Smith, Isabel Bledsoe.
At a Court held for Orange County on Monday the 22nd day of February 1796. This Indenture from John Bledsoe and Isabel his Wife to Reuben Mallory was proved by the Oaths of James Taylor, William Moore and Absalom Smith...
1806. William Bickers, George Bickers, and Thomas Bickers, are recorded as land tax payers [10*].
1807. Thomas Bickers and Robert Bickers are recorded as land owner
1808. The Order Book records Brumfield Bickers, George Bickers, and Thomas Bickers as tax payers in Orange County; George and William Bickers being sons of Thomas Bickers. Brumfield Bickers was son of Joseph Bickers.
Note - in Prince Edward County, Virginia, on 19 January 1807, Lucy S. Bigger [11*], daughter of Tommy Bigger, was married to George W. Bell. The surety was listed as James Bigger. It is not now known if this family was, in fact, Bigger or Biggers. The name ?Bickers' was often phonetically recorded as ?Biggers'.
1810 VA Census Supplement [12*] - Pierce Sanford's List
23 Mar 1810Thomas Bickers2 White Tithables1 Horse
Thomas Bickers had two sons, George Bickers (G3/T2), born in 1766, and William Bickers (G3/T2) born about 1775. If there were other children, the author was unable to find a record:
The apparent children of Thomas Bickers (G2/R1):
George Bickers (G3/T2)
William P. Bickers (G3/T2)

[1*] Orange Co, VA, Records:
[2*] Deed Bk 15, p420, Orange Co, VA
[3*] Sparacio, Deed Abstracts, Orange Co, VA (1759-1778)
[4*] Ruth & Sam Sparacio © 1996; Virginia County Court Records, Orange Co., VA, Land Tax Books 1782-1805; The Antient Press, McLean, VA 22101-3402 [Land Owner's Name/# acres owned/Value per acre/amt ov valuation of the land/Tax assesses @ 1½]
[5*] Either James (G3/T2) son of Nicholas or Jairus (G4/T2) son of George (G3/T2)
[6*] 1787 Census of VA, Vol II, Genealogical Bks in Print, Springfield, VA - List A, Orange Co
[7*] Sparacio, Deed Abstracts of Orange Co, VA, 1778-1786; © 1986
[8*] Orange Co, VA, DB19, pp473-3
[9*] Ruth & San Sparacio © 1995; Virginia County Court Records, Deed Abstracts of Orange County, Virginia 1795-1797 pages 1-204 DB21 1795-1800 for Courts of 28 Dec 1795 to 24 Apr 1797, pp18-9.
[10*] Order Bk for 1806 of Orange Co, pp311-312
[11*] Catherine L. Knorr; Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Prince Edward Co, VA, 1754-1810; 1950
[12*] A Supplement to the 1810 Census of Virginia © 1971; Editor: Nettie Schreiner-Yantis, Genealogist; Springfield, VA

Source: Research of Lucyle Bickers Middleton provided on CD. This info is listed on the 11Nov2004 CD under "G" and "G2-4Thomas".

Children
George Bickers b: ABT 1766 in Orange County, Virginia
William P. Bickers b: 1766 in Orange County, Virginia

Sources:
Title: Bickers Family History Research
Author: Lucyle Bickers Middleton (G8/N2)
Repository:
Media: Letter
Page: Newsletter #57 - November 2000 page 1
Title: Letter to Fellow Bickers (May 17, 1986) from Robert L. Bickers (1946- )
Repository:
Media: Book
Title: Generalogy and a Short History of the Bickers Famley
Author: James Madison Bickers
Publication: Written April and May of 1907
Note: This copy belonged to Virginia Bickers Hatcher and is now in the possession of James Henry Mims, IV as of March 2005.
Repository:
Note: Personal copy of handwritten original
Media: Book
Page: 8 & 9
Text: The next letter is from William M Bickers Richmond V.A. June 10 1907...My Fathers name was James Madison Bickers of Orange County Virginia and his father was Proctor Bickers Son of George Bickers of Culpeper County V.A. and his father was an Englishman of London who came to America with a colony but I cannot learn his name or history...¹

     Joseph Bickers was born in 1748 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Agnes Long in 1770 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA,
;
From Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
Children of Joseph and Agnes (LONG) BICKERS:
Joseph Bickers died in 1817.¹
      ;
From Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
NOTE:The Marriage
Index of Orange County, Virginia, lists a marriage Bond for a Joseph Bickers, Index to Marriage
Bonds, Register XIII, 247, 1775-1854

According to the Orange County, Virginia, Deed Books, the following deeds of Joseph
Bickers are recorded between the years 1734 and 1848 Deed Bk 25, p21, 22 Oct 1810, and p80, 28
Jan 1811]:
22 October 1810, Joseph Bickers, Grantor; Francis Abraham, Grantee - Bk 25, P21
[Grantor Index to Deeds from Creation of Orange County in 1734 to 1848]
28 January 1811, Joseph Bickers, Grantor, and Oliver Terrill - Bk 25, P80,
Grantor Index to Deeds from Creation of Orange County in 1734 to 1848
According to Brockman 1956, Orange Co, VA, Families, Vol II, Susan Bickers married
John Jones in Orange County on 23 December 1811 and Joseph Bickers was recorded as her parent.
John Jones was the son of Elijah Jones & Rebecca McClutchem.
Joseph Bickers died in 1817 at the age of 69. In his Last Will & Testament [Will Book 6, p284, Orange Co, VA], copy of abstract following, he left all his property to his wife,
Agnes Long Bickers:
"Will of Joseph Bickers of Orange County, Virginia, dated April 25th, 1816, leaves all
property to wife, Agnes Bickers. /s/Joseph X Bickers.
Witnesses: William Mallory, Benj. C. Bickers."
"Brought into Court September 22nd, 1817, but proved October 24th 1825 and recorded
that date. No qualifications mentioned."
A Copy- Testate: Katherine B. Brown, D.C.
Agnes Long Bickers lived for 17 years after the death of her husband, Joseph Bickers.
She died in 1834 leaving her estate to her 10 children as named in her Will [Will Book 8, p89, 1835, Orange Co, VA.]:
"I, Agnes Bickers, of the County of Orange, do hereby make my Last Will and Testament
in manner and form of doing; that is to say:
1st I give to my son Abner Bickers my household and kitchen furniture; also one negro
boy named Thornton and one boy named William as his and his heirs forever.
2nd It is my wish and desire that all my land in the County of Orange shall be sold
and equally divided amongst my four children, Joseph Bickers, Matilda Smith, Nancy Brown, and
Susan Jones. I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Joseph Bickers, Philip Smith as
executors to sell the said land & divide the money equally between the four.
3rd It is my wish and desire that my Executor hereafter named shall pay to my son
Alexander Bickers ten dollars, to Joshua Bickers ten dollars, to Elizabeth Long ten dollars, to
Caleb Bickers five dollars, to Brumfield Bickers two dollars should they ever apply. I do
hereby constitute and appoint my son Abner Bickers as executor to pay the last four heirs named
forty dollars. This being my Last Will and Testament hereby laying aside all others and former
Wills and Testaments by me heretofore made. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
affixed my seal the 1st day of October 1831. /s/Agness X Bickers
(Seal)
Witnesses: Henry Newman, Obco Gregory, Wilson Coleman, George Lewis, Philip Mallory
The above Will was probated February 23rd, 1835, and Abner Bickers qualified as
executor and gave bond for $1,000."
[Note: The wording in this the Will indicates that Alexander, Joshua, Elizabeth, Brumfield, and Caleb had left Orange Co., VA]¹

     Agnes Long married Joseph Bickers, son of Robert Bickers Sr. and Elizabeth Collins, in 1770 at Orange Co., Virginia, USA,
;
From Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
Children of Joseph and Agnes (LONG) BICKERS:
Agnes Long died in 1834.¹
      ;
From Betty EVANS'S Famly Tree:
NOTE:Will of Agnes [Long] Bickers. Executed Oct. 1, 1831. Proven Feb. 23, 1835

Will of Agnes Bickers
Will Book 8, Page 89, Orange County, Virginia
Beneficiaries: sons, Abner Bickers, Alexander Bickers, Joseph Bickers; daughters, Matilda Smith, Nancy Brown & Susan Jones; Joshua Bickers, Elizabeth Long, Caleb Bickers, Blumfield Bickers
Human Property: negro boy, Thornton; boy, William
Executors: son, Joseph Bickers; Philip Smith
Witnesses: Henry Newman, Obco Gregory, Wilson Coleman, George Lewis, Philip Mallory
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I, Agnes Bickers, of the County of Orange, do hereby make my last will and testament in manner and form of doing: that is to say:

1st I give to my son Abner Bickers my household and kitchen furniture; also one negro boy named Thornton and one boy named William as his and his heirs forever.

2nd It is my wish and desire that all my land in the County of Orange shall be sold and equally divided amounst my four children, Joseph Bickers, Matilda Smith, Nancy Brown and Susan Jones. I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Joseph Bickers, Philip Smith as executors to sell the said land & divide the money equally between the four.

3rd It is my wish and desire that my Executor hereafter named shall pay to my son Alexander Bickers ten dollars, to Joshua Bickers ten dollars, to Elizabeth Long ten dollars, to Caleb Bickers ten dollars, to Blumfield Bickers two dollars should they ever apply. I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Abner Bickers as executor to pay the last four heirs named forty dollars. This being my last will and testament hereby laying aside all others and former wills and testaments by me heretofore made. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed by seal the 1st day of October 1831.

(Signed) Agnes (X) Bickers (her mark)

Witnesses: Henry Newman, Obdo Gregory, Wilson Coleman, George Lewis, Philip Mallory"

The above will was probated February 23rd 1835 and Abner Bickers qualified as executor and gave bond for $1,000.¹