NORFOLK COUNTY, VIRGINIA Pension Applicatiions and Certifications, Bounty Land Warrants and Certificates or Heirship Revolutionary War CALVERT, CHRISTOPHER - May 1834 - Original Southampton County, to wit: This day Mary Jones personally appeared before me a Justice of the peace for the said County & made oath that she was well aquainted with Capt. Christopher Calvert of the Virginia State Navy. That he left at the time of his death three sons and three daughters, viz: Sam, Matt, Cornelius, Fanny, Mary, and Nancy; that Saml left five sons, viz: Saml, Matt, Bassett, John and William; that Saml. is alive; Matt is alive; Bassett is alive; John is alive and William is alive - That Matt the son of the said Capt. Christopher Calvert died without issue; that Cornelius died without issue - That Fanny one of his daughters married Allbrighton Jones and died leaving only one child Margaret B. Jones, who married Griffin Styth and died leaving five children, (viz) Caroline, Maria, Antionette, Margarette, and Fabius - that Caroline Styth married John Jones & is alive; Maria married & is now is the wife of Robt. Ricks. Antionette Styth married & is now the wife of Benjamin B. B. Hunter; Margarette Styth died underage intestate & without issue; that Fabius Styth is alive. That Mary another of his daughters married Sparrow (?) Pierce and died leaving four children, viz: Saml, Bolton, Peggy, and Fanny. That Bolton Pierce is alive - Saml. Pierce has left the country & has not been heard from for more than seven years; that Peggy is alive; and that Fanny Pierce has married & and is now the wife of ____________. That Nancy the other daughter of the said Capt. Christopher Calvert married William Cahart and died without issue and that the said Saml., Matt, Bassett, John and William Cahart; Caroline Styth, Maria Ricks, who was Maria Styth, Antionette Hunter, who was Antionette Styth and Fabius Styth; Bolton Pierce, Peggy Pierce and Fanny___________ who was Fanny Pierce are the only heirs at law living of the said Capt. Christopher Calvert. Given under my hand & seal this 9th day of April 1834 J. D. Massenburg (seal)