VGSQ..Series XXX Vol 1, Marriages by The Rev. Rene Chastain: Dec. 16, 1789, Stephen Fuqua & Savannah (?)[Susannah?] Garrott - Cumberland Co VGSQ..Series XXVI Vol 1, Halifax Co. Pleas: 1754...John Fuqua is granted license to keep a ferry on Staunton River from the landing of Joseph Mays on this side to his own land on the other side and is allowed 2d men & horse, & same for a horse, 4d for each hogshead of tobacco & 2d for each waggon wheel. VGSQ...Series XXVI Vol 1, Eighteenth Century Charlotte County Children: Anne Fuqua, orphan of Samuel Fuqua, chose Paul Carrington as her guardian. 4 Jan 1790 Joseph Fuqua Jr., guardian to William Fuqua, orphan of John Fuqua, produced receipt in full from William. 1790 Little Joe Morton appointed guardian to Samuel and Frances Fuqua, orphans of Samuel Fuqua. 1 Feb 1790 Paul Carrington, guardian to Anne Fuqua, orphan of Samuel Fuqua, produced a discharge from Thomas Mackey who has intermarried with Anne. 4 Oct 1790 Tabitha Fuqua, orphan of Samuel Fuqua, chose Thomas Mackey as her guardian. 6 Dec 1790 Francis Scott appointed guardian to Caty and Hanty Fuqua, orphans of Samuel Fuqua. 6 Dec 1790 Patsey Fuqua, orphan of Joseph Fuqua, chose Thomas Smith as her guardian. 2 Dec 1793 Susannah Jones and Joseph David and Nancy Fuqua, her children under age 21 in chancery, by the said Susannah their next friend. 5 Mar 1795 Thomas Mackey, guardian to Tabitha Fuqua, orphan of Samuel Fuqua, produced receipt of Richard Booker who has intermarried with Tabitha. 5 Sep 1796 Doctor Franklyn Fuqua, orphan of Samuel Fuqua, chose Temperence Fuqua as his guardian and said Temperence appointed guardian to his sister, Polly Fuqua, 2 Jan 1797 VGSQ...Series XXV Vol 4 18th Century Charlotte County Children Martin Baker, guardian to Elizabeth Fuqua, orphan of William Fuqua, produced receipt of James Baker who has intermarried with Elizabeth. 5 Aug 1782 Joseph Fuqua, guardian to John Fuqua, orphan to John Fuqua, produced receipts of John who is now of lawful age and of Thomas Lawson who has intermarried with John's sister, Hannah Fuqua. 6 Oct 1783 Elizabeth Fuqua, daughter of Joseph Fuqua and his late wife Elizabeth (one of the legatees of Thomas Bedford), chose her father Joseph Fuqua as her guardian. Joseph appointed guardian to James, Martha, Seth Ward, and Thomas Bedford Fuqua, children of the said Joseph and his late wife Elizabeth. 7 Mar 1785 Martin Baker, guardian to Joseph Fuqua, orphan of William Fuqua, produced receipt of full satisfaction from Joseph. 1 Aug 1785 John Fuqua, guardian to Susanna Fuqua, orphan of John Fuqua, produced discharge from Josiah Jackson who had intermarried with Susanna. 5 Sep 1785 Joseph Fuqua Sr., former guardian of William Fuqua, orphan of John Fuqua produced discharge from Joseph Fuqua, Jr. present guardian. 3 Dec 1787 VGSQ...Series XXV Vol 3, 18th Century Charlotte Co. Children: Joseph Fuqua appointed guardian to Joseph, Hannah, John, William and Susannah Fuqua, orphans of John Fuqua. 3 Dec 1771 Mary Fuqua appointed guardian to Sarah, Joseph, Elizabeth, William and Mary Fuqua, orphans of William Fuqua. 5 Sept 1774 Joseph and Elizabeth Fuqua, orphans of William Fuqua, chose Martin Baker as their guardian. 6 Sep 1779 VGSQ...Series XXIV Vol 1 Halifax County Virginia Pleas No 1, 1752 - 1755: Marmaduke Stanfield acknowledged his deed of land to William Thomas, proved by John Fuqua, a witness and ordered recorded. 15 May 1753 court VGSQ...Series XVI Vol 1, Halifax County Virginia Pleas No 1, 1751 - 1755 John Fuqua, witness for Richard Davis in suit against Joseph Echols, paid for four days attendance & once coming & returning ten miles, and twice coming and returning twenty-four miles. 1753 Court VGSQ...Series XV Vol 2, Virginia Historical Society Mss5 3 W6857: WILLS, HENRY 1758 - 1833 Account Book 1782-1795 "Will of John Wills, written 19 June 1791...In the NAME of GOD amen, I, John Wills of Charles City County and parish of Westover being weake in body but of sound mind and memory do make and Constitute this my Last Will and Testament in forme and manner following - First and principly, I leave my body to be Buried at the discretion of my Executor my Soul Recommitted to God who gave it being hoping through the merit of a powerfull Saviour to obtain pardon and remition for all my past sins and as to my worldly good that God hath pleased to bless we with I give and bequeath as follows: I give and bequeath to my Beloved wife Jane Wills my Estate during her life & after her death to go to my daughter Betsey Fuqua Wills to her and her heirs for Ever but if my daughter Betsey Fuqua Wills die without heir my wish and desire is that all my Estate go to Caleb Fuqua to him and his heirs for Ever: Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this nineteenth day of June Anno Dom, one thousand seven hundred and Ninety one I also leave Jane Wills and Henry Henry Fuqua my lawful executors. Signed Seald & Deliv'd in presents of John Wills (seal) Witness: Henry Wills (X), William Rook (X)" There are also Wills family records, as follows the following contain the surname FUQUA Sussey Fuqua Wills was born January 24th, 1798; died after long ilness April 5th Fr. Cockcrow, 1828. Was Jane Wills, wife of the above referenced John Wills, a Fuqua? If so, who were her parents? VGSQ...Series XIV, Vol 4 John K. Martin Papers, War of 1812: p. 105...Joshua Fuqua: His widow was Mary Tyrey (Tyree?) and was married in the lower end of Henrico County about 1809 and had a child born in 1810 named Thomas Fuqua. Joshua Fuqua died about 18 or 19 May 1823. Mary, his widow, died intestate in August 1855 leaving no child under 21 years of age. Joshua Fuqua, administrator of the estate of Mary Fuqua. p. 105...Samuel Fuqua: Declaration of his widow, Elizabeth, aged 51 years in 1855 of Chesterfield County...that she was married to Samuel Fuqua in Chesterfield 5 April 1827 and that her name before her marriage was Elizabeth Chalkley. Samuel died 25 Novembe 1834 and she had not remarried. VGQS..Series XIV Vol 2, Maysville Church, Buckingham County: p. 37...Rebecca Lipscomb, (entry date August 22, 1828) married to S. M. Fuqua November 10, 1849, dismissed to Tennessee. Pat c. Johns in Va.