Dear Everyone! I recently updated my web page. It now includes all family history data from my database. Included on the records are my notes/sources (which are a little bit sloppy, sorry). I have a lot of information from various cemeteries in Charlotte County in the database. If you want to see if we have any relationship please go to: http://www.networksplus.net/pbandj/Paul/Geneaolgy/ancestry.htm Also, if you are interested in comparing PAF 4.0, which is available for free download, and Family Origins 7.0 and their ability to create web pages you can compare on my sight. I created a "mirror" portion of my database with PAF. . . It is clearly marked! Tell me what you think... I am particularly intersted in how each database hides info on Living people! I personally like PAF better on this point. Sincerely Paul Shipp

Women 2 Feb. 1813 Anne CLARK (dau. Thomas CLARK) and William BRIZENDINE. Sur. Richard CLARK p.505 8 Nov. 1785 Nancy CLARK SMITH and William CHEATHAM. Sur. James BRENT. Married 10 Dec. Married by Rev. Thomas Johnston who says Nancy CLARK. p.67 26 Jan. 1809 Nancy CLARK and William HOWARD. Sur. William CLARK. p.436 22 Nov. 1815 Nancy CLARK (dau. Elijah CLARK) and George JAMES. Sur.. John JAMES. Married 28 Dec. 1791 (?) by Rev. Edward Almond. p. 170 22 March 1813 Polly CLARK (dau. Edward CLARK) and Francis W. THORNTON. Sur. Edward CLARK Married 23 March by Rev. Thomas E.. Jeter p.493 31 Aug. 1812 Prudence CLARK (dau. Elijah CLARK) and Josiah VAUGHAN. Sur. John CLARK p. 479 19 Dec. 1800 Rhoda CLARK (dau. Issac CLARK) and William EAST. Sur. Edward CLARK. William CLARK of Pittsylvania Co., son of Thomas EAST. Married 6 Jan. 1801 by Rev. John Chappell. p.290 3 Jan. 1785 Sarah CLARK (dau. John CLARK) and John PORTER. Sur. Thomas CLARK. Married 2 Feb. by Rev. John Weatherford. p. 75 13 Oct. 1804 Mary W. PRICE (dau. William PRICE) and Short JONES. Sur. Robert PRICE. Married 16 Oct. by Rev. Richard Dabbs, Jr. p.354 4 May 1790 Nancy PRICE (dau. William Price) and Thomas PAYNE. Sur. William PRICE, Jr. Married 20 May by Rev. William Mahon. p. 146 I have the booklet: Marriage Bonds and Minister's Returns of Charlotte Co., VA 1764-1815. If you think that your ancestor would fit in this time frame or you need help on maybe a father of the bride, let me know. I'm willing to share with you. I bought the booklet in hopes of learning some marriage date for my people, and there wasn't a single one for me. I would hope that there is information that others might use. E-mail me at: Ray1693@aol.com Barbra Jean.,

Barbara Jean, Thank you. Just filled in one blank...Polly Richardson.. I knew who she married but didn't have date. I come from Lewis Jackson as well, but not through Mary and Elijah Clark. Thanks for posting. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Ray1693@aol.com> To: <VACHARLO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 03, 1999 5:51 PM Subject: Re: [VACHARLO-L] Samuel Price Clark > Charlotte Co., VA marriages 1764-1815 > > Men > 28 Dec. 1780 Edward CLARK and Sarah HIGHT, dau. John Hight. Sur. William > SMITH. p.41 > > 6 Dec. 1784 Elijah CLARK and Mary JACKSON, dau. Lewis JACKSON who is surety. > Married 20 Jan. 1785, by Rev. Thomas Johnson. p.64 > > 23 Feb. 1811 James CLARK, Jr. and Polly HARRIS, dau. Robert HARRIS. Sur. > Ezekiel HARRIS. Married 28 Feb. by Rev. John Chappell. p. 746 > > 7 Dec. 1812 James CLARK and Sally L. HARVEY, dau. William HARVEY. Sur. Harvey > Paulett. Married 11 Dec. by Rev. Joshua Worley. p. 489 > > 7 Dec. 1792 John CLARK and Sally WATKINS, dau. Benjamin WATKINS > Sur. Richard WATKINS. Married 13 Dec. by Rev. Drury Lacy. p. 171 > > 9 Sept. 1901 John E. CLARK and Elizabeth SCOTT. Married by Rev. Obodiah > Edge. Ministers' Returns p. 26 > > 8 March 1813 Lewis CLARK and Nancy JACKSON, dau. Thomas JACKSON. Sur. Thomas > JACKSON, Jr. p. 506 > > 25 Dec. 1792 Robert CLARK and Judith WEAVER, dau. James WEAVER. Sur. Meredith > WALKER. Married 3 Jan. 1793 by Rev. William Mahon p. 179 > > 22 March 1785 Thomas CLARK and Elizabeth HOWARD, dau. William HOWARD who is > sur. Married 6 April by Rev John Weatherford. p. 67 > > > 2 Dec. 1793 Nathaniel PRICE and Polly VENABLE. Sur. George LYON. Married 18 > Dec. by Rev. Drury Lacy p. 191 > > 11 Feb. 1807 Robert PRICE and Fannie S. CHAPPELL, dau. John CHAPPELL. Sur. > Thomas E. JETER p. 410 > > 12 Oct. 1771 William PRICE and Mary GAINES, dau. Richard GAINES. who is > surety. p. 10 > > 1 March 1790 William PRICE and Caty GAINES, dau. Richard GAINES. Sur. William > GAINES. Married 11 March by Rev. William Mahon. p. 147 > > 15 Nov. 1797 William PRICE and Polly RICHARDSON. Married by Rev. Joshua > Worley. Minister's Returns p. 22 > > 19 Feb. 1801 William PRICE and Hannah FUQUA. Married by Rev. John Chappell. > Minister's Retursn p. 26 > > Women's will be done tomorrow. I have to get ready to go to a cook out. > Have a Happy and Safe 4th of July Everyone. God Bless you all. > > Barbra Jean., > > > ==== VACHARLO Mailing List ==== > Visit VAGenWeb Charlotte County: > Homepage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacharlo/indexcha.htm > Archives Section: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/va/charlott.htm >

Gordie, Thank you. It does make sense. I THINK the Elizabeth Jackson referred to in the will of Mr. Fears was most likely Elizabeth Pamplin/Pamplett (seen it both ways.) Her father is William Pamplin, but I have no name for her mother. To the best of my knowledge, she is the mother of Josiah Jackson and wife of Hezekiah Jackson. If her mother was a Fears, then she would be the granddaughter of James Fears. It would be logical for Josiah to be buying land from a close relative, whether that was a cousin or uncle, I'm not sure. Hezekiah was married to Elizabeth in 11 Nov 1761 in Prince Edward Co VA and died before 1777 in Charlotte Co VA. If Elizabeth had been left land or inherited it through deaths of others, Josiah may have been making a purchase of part of his mother's legacy. Elizabeth apparently lived until after 1810, but I have no death date for her. This is not my direct line. Joseph, (father of Hezekiah- father of Josiah m. elizabeth Madison) is the brother of my Ralph Jackson m. Obedience __ (Probably Lewis). Thanks for correction. Will make change. If you know of a Fears/Pamplin or Pamplett marriage, let me know and I'll add it to the tree. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: Gordie Fears <sgfears@mpcllp.com> To: <VACHARLO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 7:31 PM Subject: [VACHARLO-L] Josiah's land purchase from William Fears > > Concerning the recent discussion of Josiah Jackson and Elizabeth Jackson: > > I do have an update that I find interesting because the date was a typo. > Not a "rocket scientist" when it comes to typing. Therefore, there is > hope yet for me and Shania Twain since she is not impressed by rocket > scientists. :) I know what your saying. Using Austin Powers style "Keep > dreaming, Baby!" > > The correct date of the sale was April 8, 1790 not 1799. This date is one > week after the marriage of Josiah Jackson and Elizabeth Madison. Hopefully > this makes a little more sense to the Jackson researchers. > > Gordie Fears > Raliegh, North Carolina > > > ==== VACHARLO Mailing List ==== > A "Family Reunion Calendar" is now linked from the home page. > Homepage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacharlo/indexcha.htm >

Excerpts from Court Orders Bk 14 have been uploaded to "Your Section" of the Charlotte VAGenWeb page. Our many thanks to Tom McCargo. JoLee JoLee Gregory Spears spearsj@bellsouth.net Charlotte County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacharlo/indexcha.htm Halifax County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vahalifa/indexhal.htm Lunenburg County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~valunenb/ Mecklenburg County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vameckle/index.htm

Charlotte Co., VA marriages 1764-1815 Men 28 Dec. 1780 Edward CLARK and Sarah HIGHT, dau. John Hight. Sur. William SMITH. p.41 6 Dec. 1784 Elijah CLARK and Mary JACKSON, dau. Lewis JACKSON who is surety. Married 20 Jan. 1785, by Rev. Thomas Johnson. p.64 23 Feb. 1811 James CLARK, Jr. and Polly HARRIS, dau. Robert HARRIS. Sur. Ezekiel HARRIS. Married 28 Feb. by Rev. John Chappell. p. 746 7 Dec. 1812 James CLARK and Sally L. HARVEY, dau. William HARVEY. Sur. Harvey Paulett. Married 11 Dec. by Rev. Joshua Worley. p. 489 7 Dec. 1792 John CLARK and Sally WATKINS, dau. Benjamin WATKINS Sur. Richard WATKINS. Married 13 Dec. by Rev. Drury Lacy. p. 171 9 Sept. 1901 John E. CLARK and Elizabeth SCOTT. Married by Rev. Obodiah Edge. Ministers' Returns p. 26 8 March 1813 Lewis CLARK and Nancy JACKSON, dau. Thomas JACKSON. Sur. Thomas JACKSON, Jr. p. 506 25 Dec. 1792 Robert CLARK and Judith WEAVER, dau. James WEAVER. Sur. Meredith WALKER. Married 3 Jan. 1793 by Rev. William Mahon p. 179 22 March 1785 Thomas CLARK and Elizabeth HOWARD, dau. William HOWARD who is sur. Married 6 April by Rev John Weatherford. p. 67 2 Dec. 1793 Nathaniel PRICE and Polly VENABLE. Sur. George LYON. Married 18 Dec. by Rev. Drury Lacy p. 191 11 Feb. 1807 Robert PRICE and Fannie S. CHAPPELL, dau. John CHAPPELL. Sur. Thomas E. JETER p. 410 12 Oct. 1771 William PRICE and Mary GAINES, dau. Richard GAINES. who is surety. p. 10 1 March 1790 William PRICE and Caty GAINES, dau. Richard GAINES. Sur. William GAINES. Married 11 March by Rev. William Mahon. p. 147 15 Nov. 1797 William PRICE and Polly RICHARDSON. Married by Rev. Joshua Worley. Minister's Returns p. 22 19 Feb. 1801 William PRICE and Hannah FUQUA. Married by Rev. John Chappell. Minister's Retursn p. 26 Women's will be done tomorrow. I have to get ready to go to a cook out. Have a Happy and Safe 4th of July Everyone. God Bless you all. Barbra Jean.,

Samuel Price Clark was born in Charlotte County, Va. 3-5-1801. He married Elizabeth Wilmoth Hall, daughter of John Robins Hall and Sally Hurt about 11-15-1826 in Halifax County, Va. He later migrated to Carroll Co., Tn and died 3-5-1880 in Gibson County, Tn. I am attempting to locate the parents of Samuel. With his middle name being Price, I believe that it is possible that his mother's maiden name was Price. I note that there was a William Price in Charlotte County in the late 1700s and early 1800s. Does anyone recognize the family of Samuel Clark, or does anyone know of a marriage between a Price and Clark slightly before or after 1800 in Charlotte County? Any information would be appreciated. Bob Jones

Concerning the recent discussion of Josiah Jackson and Elizabeth Jackson: I do have an update that I find interesting because the date was a typo. Not a "rocket scientist" when it comes to typing. Therefore, there is hope yet for me and Shania Twain since she is not impressed by rocket scientists. :) I know what your saying. Using Austin Powers style "Keep dreaming, Baby!" The correct date of the sale was April 8, 1790 not 1799. This date is one week after the marriage of Josiah Jackson and Elizabeth Madison. Hopefully this makes a little more sense to the Jackson researchers. Gordie Fears Raliegh, North Carolina

Ninety-two photos of Charlotte Co. Schools (1928+) linked from Charlotte Co. Page, "Miscellaneous." LVA Collection That's all! JoLee

Plot of the Paul Carrington patent can be found on the Charlotte page, "Your Section" - Deed Abstracts. At 05:43 PM 7/1/1999 -0400, you wrote: > >>From John and Sue Lloyd: > >Does anyone have a book of Charlotte Co Deeds for 1771-1777?  If so, I >would be eternally grateful for the following look-ups." > >"Paul Carrington of Cornwall Parish in Charlotte to Thomas James of same, >mess. tract, 162 ac on n. side of Staunton River part of larger tract by >patent 20 Jun 1772, no wit." [Not clear whether this is an abstract, or >the "complete" entry.]" > >Don't have the book but I can confirm this particular patent was later sold >to John Beazley in 1774.  Here are the particulars that I have.  If you >need the specific deed reference of this sale, I can get it but I am pretty >sure it came from Charlotte County Deed Book 3.  Here are the particulars: > > >"John Beazley resident of the Parish of Cornwall in Charlotte County >purchased a tract of land from Thomas James, a resident of same parish and >county for eighty pounds current money of Virginia on August 1, 1774.  The >land was located on the northside of the Staunton River containing one h  >undred sixty two acres.  Beginning at a red oak south fifty six degrees >west forty five poles to a red oak, thence north sixteen degrees west forty >six poles to a red oak, thence north 380 degrees 204 poles to a white oak, >then south sixty five degrees east 102 poles to Pointers thence south >eighty one degrees west 164 poles to the first station which said tract, >piece or parcel of land is part of a larger tract, granted to Paul >Carrington by Setters Patent bearing date June 20, 1772 by Paul Carrington >conveyed to Thomas James on July 1, 1773." > >Hope this helps. > >I just received the digest and was quite surprised about the Elizabeth >Jackson discussion.  I have not really had an opportunity to research the >daughters of James Fears as I am trying to get my Charlotte County >connection to this family.  Doubt that I can add anything to it right now. > Need to study them as well.  Wow!! This is great.  Never really thought my >response would start such a discussion.  A good lesson learned this week. > >Everyone have a great 4th and stay safe. > >Gordie Fears >Raleigh, North Carolina > > > >==== VACHARLO Mailing List ==== >To UNSUBSCRIBE, type just the word- unsubscribe -in the message area >of an E-mail; leave the Subject line blank; send to VACHARLO-L to >unsub from List Mode, or to VACHARLO-D to unsub from Digest Mode. > JoLee JoLee Gregory Spears spearsj@bellsouth.net Charlotte County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacharlo/indexcha.htm Halifax County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vahalifa/indexhal.htm Lunenburg County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~valunenb/ Mecklenburg County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vameckle/index.htm

During a visit to Houston's Clayton Gen. Library yesterday, I read a microfiche record from Charlotte Co VA Deed Book No 3 (1771-1777) regarding the will of David LOGAN. The quality of the fiche was so poor that I was not able to read much, but one name intrigued me, that of Richard BERRY. Does anyone know anything of his family? Specifically, I am trying to find out if he may have been related to Letty JAMES. In the will of Bartlett JAMES (c1770VA-1845TN, ma. Sally ROLINGS/RAWLINS), he refers to his children--Alexander JAMES, Daniel JAMES (my 4G grandfather), Bartlett JAMES Jr., and Letty Berry(BERRY?). We have been unable to determine whether "Letty Berry" was her maiden name or her married name. Bartlett and Sally lived in Charlotte Co, VA at the time of the court record naming Richard BERRY. I just wonder.... Please write if you have any ideas! Best regards, Sue JAMES Lloyd The Woodlands, TX

Many, many thanks to you, Gordie! Sue

>From John and Sue Lloyd: Does anyone have a book of Charlotte Co Deeds for 1771-1777? If so, I would be eternally grateful for the following look-ups." "Paul Carrington of Cornwall Parish in Charlotte to Thomas James of same, mess. tract, 162 ac on n. side of Staunton River part of larger tract by patent 20 Jun 1772, no wit." [Not clear whether this is an abstract, or the "complete" entry.]" Don't have the book but I can confirm this particular patent was later sold to John Beazley in 1774. Here are the particulars that I have. If you need the specific deed reference of this sale, I can get it but I am pretty sure it came from Charlotte County Deed Book 3. Here are the particulars: "John Beazley resident of the Parish of Cornwall in Charlotte County purchased a tract of land from Thomas James, a resident of same parish and county for eighty pounds current money of Virginia on August 1, 1774. The land was located on the northside of the Staunton River containing one h undred sixty two acres. Beginning at a red oak south fifty six degrees west forty five poles to a red oak, thence north sixteen degrees west forty six poles to a red oak, thence north 380 degrees 204 poles to a white oak, then south sixty five degrees east 102 poles to Pointers thence south eighty one degrees west 164 poles to the first station which said tract, piece or parcel of land is part of a larger tract, granted to Paul Carrington by Setters Patent bearing date June 20, 1772 by Paul Carrington conveyed to Thomas James on July 1, 1773." Hope this helps. I just received the digest and was quite surprised about the Elizabeth Jackson discussion. I have not really had an opportunity to research the daughters of James Fears as I am trying to get my Charlotte County connection to this family. Doubt that I can add anything to it right now. Need to study them as well. Wow!! This is great. Never really thought my response would start such a discussion. A good lesson learned this week. Everyone have a great 4th and stay safe. Gordie Fears Raleigh, North Carolina

HI Ward, I was hoping Fears was somehow related to Elizabeth Pamplett (Pamplin) wife of Hezekiah Jackson. Her father's name is William, but I don't have a mother's name. Since Hezekiah is father of Josiah Jackson (unless I'm wrong). and Josiah Jackson purchased 106 acres of land from William Fears in 1799 (Prince Edward County Deed Book 8 page 223 and 224). Elizabeth Jackson is listed as granddaughter to James Fears of St. Patrick Parrish in his will written in 1797 proved 1804 (Prince Edward County Will Book 3 page circa 356 or so, then perhaps the Elizabeth Jackson listed as grandaughter of James Fears would be Elizabeth Pamplin/Pamplet, wife of Hezekiah. Hezekiah is listed as b. abt 1736 d. before 1777 charlotte Co VA. He and Elizabeth Pamplin m. 11 Nov 1761 Prince Edward Co VA. The only info I have on her is that she is b. abt 1736? and died after 1810 . I have three children listed for them (but would guess there are more). I have Josiah m. Elizabeth Madison,d/o of Henry Jr., and Martha and Patrick Jackson. Sources for info include two private individuals and the VA Genealogist article Vol 30, 31, 32 (Jackson's of Lower Virginia/Brandenburger). I havenot verified this line with primary sources as it's not a direct line. Hezekiah is son of Joseph and there fore a cousin to me (1 C 7R) through Joseph's brother Ralph II. Josiah ends up a second cousin (according to the power of a computer. never could figure out these things). IF William Pamplin/Pamplet's wife was a daughter of James Fears, it would make sense for her to be the Elizabeth jackson mentioned, and it would make sense that her son, Josiah (m.Elizabeth Madison) was buying land from a Fears. Then again, I could be 100% wrong. Wouldn't be the first time I went barking up wrong tree! I'm still trying to find if the wife of Ralph II named Obedience was really a Lewis, hence my Lewis jackson who died in 1795 Charlotte Co, husband of Frances Richardson. Still trying to find all of Lewis' kids. Know for sure there was Mary m. Elijah CLARK (another family name), Jewis m. William GEORGE (need his parentage, as George is family name), Joel, Nancy, Lewis, Frances m. George JENNINGS (another family name), Phebe m. Branch Anderson, Ralph T. m. Polly HARVEY in 1804 (GGGGgrandparents), Obedience m. Lemuel VAWTER (her first cousin). There is also a Francis Jackson m. Elizabeth Rice in 1792. Mary and Jewis proved by marriage bonds, Joel, Nancy, Lewis(m. Elizabeth Harvey Hines, widow of Henry Hines), Frances, Phebe, Ralph T. and Obedience named as Orphans in Charlotte co order books. Francis is named as admistrator of Lewis' estate in 1795. sice all other Francis' of close relation were dec'd, I think he is oldest son. Can document all but Francis. Think there are three missing children who are older. Anyway, so much for my idea on who Elizabeth Jackson, granddaughter of James Fears might be. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: <Drwhobrla@aol.com> To: <VACHARLO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 28, 1999 11:25 PM Subject: [VACHARLO-L] Josiah & Elizabeth Jackson > Gordie's note on Josiah and Elizabeth Jackson was of interest. Josiah Jackson > m. Elizabeth Madison Apr 1, 1790 in Charlotte Co. Elizabeth's g-parents were > Henry Madison Sr (brother of Ambrose, g-father of the President) and his wife > (probably) Elizabeth Coleman; maternal g-parents John White and (I believe) > his 1st wife Katherine (-?-). Thus the Elizabeth Jackson whose g-father was > James Fears was not the wife of Josiah Jackson of Charlotte Co. Another > Elizabeth Jackson died in Charlotte County well before Josiah's wife (1850) > but after discovering it was not his wife I no longer have the data. Should I > find it or recall, I'll post later. Meanwhile, perhaps Karen knows whom I am > talking about. I am researching the descendants of John White, d. 1782 > Charlotte County and would be glad to hear from any desc'ts of Josiah and > Elizabeth (Madison) Jackson. > > > ==== VACHARLO Mailing List ==== > For fun - Today in History > http://www.mightycool.com/todayinhistory.html >

>Resent-Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 16:08:52 -0700 (PDT) >Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 16:06:30 -0700 >From: Linda <cityslic@ix.netcom.com> >Organization: USGenWeb Archives, VAGenWeb >X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.0C-NC320  (Win95; U) >Old-To: vagen-l@rootsweb.com >Subject: [VAGEN-L] Volunteers Needed >To: VAGEN-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: VAGEN-L@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: VAGEN-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <VAGEN-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/970 >X-Loop: VAGEN-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-Sender: VAGEN-L-request@rootsweb.com > >If you have a county mailing list, please forward this website to the >list: > ><http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pensions/civilwar/va/vavol.htm>http://w ww.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pensions/civilwar/va/vavol.htm > >The page should be self-explanatory. If not, my e-mail address is there. >:) > >Thanks! > >Linda > JoLee JoLee Gregory Spears spearsj@bellsouth.net Charlotte County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacharlo/indexcha.htm Halifax County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vahalifa/indexhal.htm Lunenburg County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~valunenb/ Mecklenburg County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vameckle/index.htm

Gordie, Thanks for info. I know that Obadiah Claybrook was married to Sarah Richardson. He also witnessed the will of Mary Curd Richardson and served as an adminstrator of m Lewis Jackson's estate. The Elizabeth Jackson may be wife of Josiah. He married Elizabeth Madison, but I don't know if that's the right Elizabeth or not, as I don't remember a Fears in that Madison formula, so she may be a different Elizabeth Jackson. Josiah Jackson, son of Hezekiah Jackson of Charlotte Co VA, m. Elizabeth Madison, d/o of Henry Madison and Martha White, abt 1 Apr 1790. (This is Henry Madison Jr). Hezekiah Jackson m. Elizabeth Pamplin (Pamplett?) in Prince Edward Co abt 11 Nov 1761. (that might be the Elizabeth you mentioned as I don't know her parents). Hezekiah is son of Joseph Jackson and Martha _________. Joseph is son of Ralph and Leah Williams Jackson. Ralph died 1708/9 in Henrico. This Ralph is the grandfather fo my Lewis Jackson, d. 1795 in Charlotte Co VA (married Frances Jackson, sister to Sarah Richardson). Full circle <G>. To make matters more interesting, another Sister, Ann Richardson married Capt John Harvey of Cub Creek /Butterwood Creek in Charlotte Co (they married in Cumberland, as did Lewis and Frances and Sarah and Obadiah). Another sister, Agnes Richardson, married Lemuel Vaughter (Vawter). I am directly descended from both Ann Richardson Harvey and Frances Richardson Jackson. Agnes's daughter, Mary VAwter m. Ann's son Thomas BW Harvey, as his second wife. I descend from Thomas BW Harvey's first wife, Barbara Walton. Thomas B.W.'s brother married Barbara Walton's sister. I have a famly wreath and not a tree <G>. Thank you for you info. I must have missed Anne's message regarding Garnett's but I don't have any of them hanging out here. Seems most of my families tended to want to marry each other. OVer and over again! Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: Gordie Fears <sgfears@mpcllp.com> To: <VACHARLO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 28, 1999 4:15 PM Subject: [VACHARLO-L] Jacksons, Richardsons, Garnetts > Karen and Anne, > > Have a little bit of information concerning Jacksons, Richardsons, Garnetts > that I have come across in my ancestor search. Don't know how relevant it > is to you but it may stimulate some conversation. > > Obadiah Claybrook married Sarah Richardson, the daughter of John Richardson > and Mary Curd. (from a genforum post in Claybrooks) > > Josiah Jackson purchased 106 acres of land from William Fears in 1799 > (Prince Edward County Deed Book 8 page 223 and 224). > Elizabeth Jackson is listed as granddaughter to James Fears of St. Patrick > Parrish in his will written in 1797 proved 1804 (Prince Edward County Will > Book 3 page circa 356 or so. Give or take 30 pages. Can't recall right > now exact page number) > > As for Garnetts, I have a Robert E. Garnett, son of Edwin L. Garnett who > married Isabella Fears March 6, 1870 in Charlotte County, Virginia. > > Again don't know how relevant to you but maybe someone else recognizes > these names and can add to it. > > Gordie > > -----Original Message----- > From: karen wood [SMTP:karenwood@del.net] > Sent: Friday, June 25, 1999 5:45 PM > To: VACHARLO-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [VACHARLO-L] The Charlotte County Web Site > > Jo Lee, > It's quiet because you have the best info on line already <G>! > > I am looking for anyone who might relate to Lewis JACKSON d. 1795 > (apparently intestate- inventory done in 1795- and guardians for 6 children > in 1795). Lewis Jackson m. Frances RIchardson in Cumberland Co in 1762. > Most of the RIchardson's moved to Charlotte. Lewis was born as son of > Ralph > and Obedience JACKSON (d. 1774/6 Chesterfield Co). I have identified 7 of > Lewis' children but given that a number were minors in 1795, and the couple > had married in 1762, there should be older children as well. > I'd like to "talk" with any Jackson's, Richardson's, Harvey's, Hamlett's in > Charlotte Co VA in mid to late 1700's. > Direct lines are Lewis Jackson and Frances Richardson. > Thomas B.W..Harvey (son of Capt. John) and Barbara WAlton > Thier daughter, Polly Harvey m. 1804 to Ralph Jackson (son of Lewis- they > were first cousins, as Thomas B.W. Harvey's mother, Ann Richardson Harvey, > is the sister of Frances Richardson Jackson). > Ralph and Polly Harvey Jackson's son, Francis Hester Jackson m. Sarah > Hamlett in 1846. > > Have lines and happy to share info. Looking for info on Lewis Jackson's > other children, IN 1782 tax list he has 12 tithables. > > Karen Wood (karenwood@del.net or KarenWood@aol.com) > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: JoLee Spears <spearsj@bellsouth.net> > To: <VACHARLO-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, June 25, 1999 3:52 PM > Subject: [VACHARLO-L] The Charlotte County Web Site > > > > I am so pleased over the increased interest and participation in the > > Charlotte County page. Thanks so much. > > > > Feel free to post on this list your questions of each other and your > areas > > of interest. The list is not just for me and updates! > > JoLee > > > > JoLee Gregory Spears spearsj@bellsouth.net > > Charlotte County VAGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacharlo/indexcha.htm > > Halifax County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vahalifa/indexhal.htm > > Lunenburg County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~valunenb/ > > Mecklenburg County VAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~vameckle/index.htm > > > > > > ==== VACHARLO Mailing List ==== > > Visit VAGenWeb Charlotte County: > > Homepage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacharlo/indexcha.htm > > Archives Section: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/va/charlott.htm > > > > ______________________________ > > > > ==== VACHARLO Mailing List ==== > Visit VAGenWeb Charlotte County: > Homepage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacharlo/indexcha.htm > Archives Section: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/va/charlott.htm >

Does anyone have a book of Charlotte Co Deeds for 1771-1777? If so, I would be eternally grateful for the following look-ups. I believe these are page numbers from Index of Charlotte Co VA Deads 1771-1777: JAMES, Hugh 13, 39 JAMES, Thomas 18, 34, 51 JAMES, David 34 And another, which may be from same source, "p. 13 DB3-22B - 1 Jul 1773 Paul Carrington of Cornwall Parish in Charlotte to Thomas James of same, mess. tract, 162 ac on n. side of Staunton River part of larger tract by patent 20 Jun 1772, no wit." [Not clear whether this is an abstract, or the "complete" entry.] JAMES 8, 25, 53, 75 [suspect these are "Wit.", etc., so best leave till last] I realize I am asking for quite a bit of some kind soul's time and effort, because I need the text for each entry. I would love to do something for you in return. Could I bake cookies or cake for you? Would you like something from Texas? Truly, I would love to do something to repay your kindness! Just name it. (I plan to visit the Clayton Library in Houston later this week. Is there something I might do for you there?) Best regards, Sue JAMES Lloyd The Woodlands, TX

I have some information on the Garnetts and Lipscombs from Charlotte County if interested. Janet Sowell BLanks

Gordie's note on Josiah and Elizabeth Jackson was of interest. Josiah Jackson m. Elizabeth Madison Apr 1, 1790 in Charlotte Co. Elizabeth's g-parents were Henry Madison Sr (brother of Ambrose, g-father of the President) and his wife (probably) Elizabeth Coleman; maternal g-parents John White and (I believe) his 1st wife Katherine (-?-). Thus the Elizabeth Jackson whose g-father was James Fears was not the wife of Josiah Jackson of Charlotte Co. Another Elizabeth Jackson died in Charlotte County well before Josiah's wife (1850) but after discovering it was not his wife I no longer have the data. Should I find it or recall, I'll post later. Meanwhile, perhaps Karen knows whom I am talking about. I am researching the descendants of John White, d. 1782 Charlotte County and would be glad to hear from any desc'ts of Josiah and Elizabeth (Madison) Jackson.