Dear Jane: Would you happen to have a Daniel Thompson in your line? I have Daniel Thompson as the father of Louisa Thompson (b. Dec. 22, 1822 - d. Feb. 2, 1914) who married John C. Grim(m) (b. 1818 - d. 1903). Daniel Thompson was married 27 May 1820 in Fauquier co., Va. to Elizabeth (Bettie) Conner (b. abt. 1795 - d. unk.) . These Thompson's were from Fauquier County. If any of this rings a bell with you, please let me know as there is a possible connection to your Thompson's. Estelle ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 6:55 PM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Jesse Thompson/Elizabeth Hurst > > Mr. McIntyre: > > I'm replying to your posting regarding the above Jesse and Elizabeth. I > have looked through all that I have and can't find any connection to your > John > W. Thompson. Goodness knows, there were certainly a lot of John > Thompson's > through the years, but all of mine were John E. or otherwise, and all > born in > Shenandoah or Warren County, Va. > > Maybe someone else who saw your posting will have information for you. > Sorry I couldn't help. > > Jane Thompson Lewis > > > > > **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & > Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

In a message dated 4/15/2008 6:41:57 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Anyway, a plea for better constructed queries!!! I--and others--may be of help to you!!! I have helped others from time to time. But not without dates!!! E.W.Wallace ***** E.W.Wallace, I wish it was possible for you to make the same post for all of the Lists I belong to. Thank you, Velma **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850)

Thank you Charlene, Thanks for adding other names you are searching. Because another on the Fauquier List did the same, we were able to uncover the ancestors of Kimble HICKS. I'd searched all around Fauquier and all of Virginia, with no results. I'd asked many with a Hicks ancestry, with NO results. Yet, she had 2 Kimble Hicks. Best yet, she had several Hicks (descendants) grandmothers who were 'savers'. With an old letter from a trunk, we found Kimble Hicks' father and siblings. >From other indications, I believe a few Virginia Historians had failed to find the treasure this helpful lady unveiled. Helping each other.. its a good thing. Thanks again, Shirley > > Charlene REEDS EBELING > > Dad's Side > REEDS, JAMESON, HALBERT, DUNCAN, MAUZY, PORTER, BALL, HACKLEY, CORBIN, > TAYLOE, MOTT, PIGG, SHIPPEY, RICHARDSON, BOWLING, CARTER(Giles, > Theodorick), WEBB, > BEARD/ BAIRD, BELL, CRAIG, WEAVER, WITHERS, CONYERS, WOOD, ISRAEL, > CUNNINGHAM, MICHAUX, WADDILL, RANDOLPH so far--VA>KY>MO > WHITE, CONNORS, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Ire>NY/Ontario Canada>Green Bay > Mom's Side > CORNWELL(NY), BUTZ, ANSCHICKS, STEDMAN, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, REITZ, > DIEHL, ROMIG/ROMICH, KNAUSS, PHLIEGER >

Descendants of John Piper III 1 John Piper III 1669 - 1698 b: Abt. 1669 in Westmoreland Co., Va. d: Bef. 06/29/1698 in Westmoreland/King George Co., Va. .. +Margaret Reeds 1671 - 1743 b: Bet. 1671 - 1676 in Westmoreland/King George Co., Virginia d: Bef. 03/13/1743 in King George Co., Va. ........ 2 David Piper 1691 - b: Bet. 1691 - 1698 ........ 2 John Piper 1695 - 1759 b: 1695 d: Bef. 09/25/1759 in Westmoreland Co., Va. ............ +Mary Marshall 1697 - 1759 b: Abt. 1697 in Westmoreland Co., Virginia d: Bef. 1759 in Westmoreland Co., Va. ................... 3 Jonathan Piper 1732 - 1766 b: 1732 d: Bef. 07/29/1766 in Westmoreland Co., Va. ....................... +Anne Quisenberry 1734 - 1766 b: Abt. 1734 in Westmoreland Co., Virginia d: Aft. 1766 ................... 3 Rachel Piper 1734 - 1759 b: 1734 in Westmoreland Co., Virginia d: 1759 ....................... +William Monroe 1708 - 1775 b: Abt. 1708 in Richmond Co., Virginia d: 1775 ................... 3 William Piper 1734 - 1792 b: 1734 in lived in King George/Westmoreland Co., Va. d: 1792 ....................... +Ann Jett 1740 - b: Bef. 1740 ................... 3 David Piper 1736 - 1767 b: 1736 d: 06/1767 in Fairfax Co., Virginia ....................... +Ann Cox Boggess 1735 - b: Abt. 1735 ................... 3 Ann Piper 1738 - b: 1738 ....................... +Thomas Muse 1712 - b: 1712 in Westmoreland Co., Va. ................... 3 Mary Ann Piper 1740 - b: 1740 ....................... +Jeremiah Bailey Jett 1740 - b: Abt. 1740 --Son of James JETT and Ethelwithe SANFORD ................... 3 Benjamin Piper 1739 - 1802 b: 11/23/1739 in Westmoreland Co., Va. d: 01/11/1802 in Green Co., Ky ....................... +Georgianna Roy ................... *2nd Wife of Benjamin Piper: ....................... +Winifred Ashby 1741 - 1824 b: 03/30/1741 in Delaplane, Fauquier Co., Virginia d: 02/12/1824 in Warren Co., Kentucky Charlene REEDS EBELING Dad's Side REEDS, JAMESON, HALBERT, DUNCAN, MAUZY, PORTER, BALL, HACKLEY, CORBIN, TAYLOE, MOTT, PIGG, SHIPPEY, RICHARDSON, BOWLING, CARTER(Giles, Theodorick), WEBB, BEARD/ BAIRD, BELL, CRAIG, WEAVER, WITHERS, CONYERS, WOOD, ISRAEL, CUNNINGHAM, MICHAUX, WADDILL, RANDOLPH so far--VA>KY>MO WHITE, CONNORS, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Ire>NY/Ontario Canada>Green Bay Mom's Side CORNWELL(NY), BUTZ, ANSCHICKS, STEDMAN, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, REITZ, DIEHL, ROMIG/ROMICH, KNAUSS, PHLIEGER **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850)

One more thing...when you go to the list archives to check for something it is checked by the subject line, so please put the surname and other pertinent information in your subject line. Anne W. B. Musser Grandchildren are God's reward for not strangling your teenagers. -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 04/15/08 19:41:50 To: [email protected] Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Request to Make concerning Queries with More Detail Rootsweb seems to be full of newbies these days, who don't understand these guidelines for queries: 1) People from all over the globe may be reading your messages. I have corresponded with folks from other English-speaking countries such as England, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. No doubt there are others with whom I have not corresponded. Surprisingly, some of these folks know more about your families than you do!!!! 2) A query is practically useless unless it contains three elements: a) surname, of course b. DATE - hardly any of the messages I read these days have dates. Parts of Virginia have been around for over 400 years now. What century are you speaking of? c. Place - of course, it the query appears on the Fauquier Co. rootsweb, then we assume at least one event may have occurred there. Some things to keep in mind as you compose your online query, whether on rootsweb or in a publication:: Some of us old duffers have been at this crazy hobby for decades and have acquired books--and knowledge--which MAY help you solve a genealogical problem. But, I, for one, am not even going to bother answering your query if you don't give me a date!!!! My folks in Fauquier Co. decided after the Revolution to grow their tobacco and livestock in Kentucky, so I have books mentioning these folks in several PLACES. Maybe your folks migrated there too. I bet other old-time genealogists feel the same way I do--delete those online messages without dates!!!! The Family History Library catalog [www.familysearch.org] tells me Fauquier Co. was formed 1759 from Prince William Co. The catalog also tells me [when I search for PLACE] that Prince William county was formed in 1730 from Stafford and King George Counties. I might even have some books about Stafford Co., where many of the records have been destroyed. Anyway, a plea for better constructed queries!!! I--and others--may be of help to you!!! I have helped others from time to time. But not without dates!!! E.W.Wallace **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thank you Anne. I'd always wondered about that Subject: line search. I just wonder why Rootsweb even bother with Body:, From:, or Date: options. Seems a waste if the Subject: line is the only necessary option being used. Can you elaborate on this? Thanks! --Manaia ++++ --- Anne Musser <[email protected]> wrote: > One more thing...when you go to the list archives to > check for something it > is checked by the subject line, so please put the > surname and other > pertinent information in your subject line. > > Anne W. B. Musser ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ

I may be able to help you when I dig out my Jolly Researcher Magazines to check your names. My great grandfather was Lewis Wilson Hall Jolly who married Mary Frances Williams. He had also been married to two named Bank. They all lives at time in the Coffee Co TN area and some descendants went to Talladega AL. There was a Wilson Jolly, Rev War soldier, from SC whom I suspect is connected to my grand grandfather- who called himself Wills Jolly. Mary Henke, deceased and a wonderful Jolly researcher as she properly named her magazines, has many postings on Jolly forum. It you are not familiar with it, let me know with your personal E Mail and I will send you the URL. Welcome to this great site. See also Prince William, Stafford, and even back to Lancaster Co VA. Many families followed this route. ** Court, Land, Wills and Financial of Isle of Wight, VA, Will Book III, 1647-1800 has: James Jolley, Estate appraised by William Noyall, Robert Driver, Christopher Reynolds, William West. Recorded March 23, 1729. ** Note, checking Isle of Wight's own genealogy, it states that early on, Isle of Wight extended 90 miles down into North Carolina. County names that sound too odd to be related to us- some times surprise us. Ginny Keefer [email protected]

Many thanks to E. W. Wallace for the guidelines for "newbies" of which I am one. I haven't posted any queries yet, am a little nervous about it. But I hope to fully participate soon. All of my paternal ancestors are from Fauquier Co at some point. They all sort of migrated there from Stafford, etc. Oh well, since I'm here. The names I am researching are: Templeman, Nelson, Strother, Jolley, Saunders, Berry, Robinson, and some others. I have a cousin in Charleston, SC and she and I are researching together. So far we have 17 lines that we have researched, some with as many as 23 generations. We have hit a brick wall on Elizabeth Furr and her father William, Elizabeth was born abt 1780 and married Jacob Jolley in 1815. If anyone can help with Elizabeth, Anne and I will be grateful. Hope my first query was done correctly. If not, someone please let me know. Elizabeth ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 7:40 PM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Request to Make concerning Queries with More Detail > Rootsweb seems to be full of newbies these days, who don't understand > these > guidelines for queries: > > 1) People from all over the globe may be reading your messages. I have > corresponded with folks from other English-speaking countries such as > England, > Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. No doubt there are others with whom > I > have not corresponded. Surprisingly, some of these folks know more about > your > families than you do!!!! > > 2) A query is practically useless unless it contains three elements: > > a) surname, of course > > b. DATE - hardly any of the messages I read these days have dates. > Parts > of Virginia have been around for over 400 years now. What century are > you > speaking of? > > c. Place - of course, it the query appears on the Fauquier Co. rootsweb, > then we assume at least one event may have occurred there. > > Some things to keep in mind as you compose your online query, whether on > rootsweb or in a publication:: > > Some of us old duffers have been at this crazy hobby for decades and have > acquired books--and knowledge--which MAY help you solve a genealogical > problem. > But, I, for one, am not even going to bother answering your query if you > don't give me a date!!!! > > My folks in Fauquier Co. decided after the Revolution to grow their > tobacco > and livestock in Kentucky, so I have books mentioning these folks in > several > PLACES. Maybe your folks migrated there too. > > I bet other old-time genealogists feel the same way I do--delete those > online messages without dates!!!! > > The Family History Library catalog [www.familysearch.org] tells me > Fauquier > Co. was formed 1759 from Prince William Co. > > The catalog also tells me [when I search for PLACE] that Prince William > county was formed in 1730 from Stafford and King George Counties. > > I might even have some books about Stafford Co., where many of the records > have been destroyed. > > Anyway, a plea for better constructed queries!!! I--and others--may be > of > help to you!!! I have helped others from time to time. But not without > dates!!! > > E.W.Wallace > > > > > > > **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & > Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Rootsweb seems to be full of newbies these days, who don't understand these guidelines for queries: 1) People from all over the globe may be reading your messages. I have corresponded with folks from other English-speaking countries such as England, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. No doubt there are others with whom I have not corresponded. Surprisingly, some of these folks know more about your families than you do!!!! 2) A query is practically useless unless it contains three elements: a) surname, of course b. DATE - hardly any of the messages I read these days have dates. Parts of Virginia have been around for over 400 years now. What century are you speaking of? c. Place - of course, it the query appears on the Fauquier Co. rootsweb, then we assume at least one event may have occurred there. Some things to keep in mind as you compose your online query, whether on rootsweb or in a publication:: Some of us old duffers have been at this crazy hobby for decades and have acquired books--and knowledge--which MAY help you solve a genealogical problem. But, I, for one, am not even going to bother answering your query if you don't give me a date!!!! My folks in Fauquier Co. decided after the Revolution to grow their tobacco and livestock in Kentucky, so I have books mentioning these folks in several PLACES. Maybe your folks migrated there too. I bet other old-time genealogists feel the same way I do--delete those online messages without dates!!!! The Family History Library catalog [www.familysearch.org] tells me Fauquier Co. was formed 1759 from Prince William Co. The catalog also tells me [when I search for PLACE] that Prince William county was formed in 1730 from Stafford and King George Counties. I might even have some books about Stafford Co., where many of the records have been destroyed. Anyway, a plea for better constructed queries!!! I--and others--may be of help to you!!! I have helped others from time to time. But not without dates!!! E.W.Wallace **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850)

Dear Jane: Would you happen to have a Daniel Thompson in your line? I have Daniel Thompson as the father of Louisa Thompson who married John C. Grim(m). Daniel Thompson was married to Bettie Conner. These Thompson were from Fauquier County. If any of this rings a bell with you, please let me know as there is a possible connection to your Thompson's. Estelle ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 6:55 PM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Jesse Thompson/Elizabeth Hurst > > Mr. McIntyre: > > I'm replying to your posting regarding the above Jesse and Elizabeth. I > have looked through all that I have and can't find any connection to your > John > W. Thompson. Goodness knows, there were certainly a lot of John > Thompson's > through the years, but all of mine were John E. or otherwise, and all > born in > Shenandoah or Warren County, Va. > > Maybe someone else who saw your posting will have information for you. > Sorry I couldn't help. > > Jane Thompson Lewis > > > > > **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & > Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Mr. McIntyre: I'm replying to your posting regarding the above Jesse and Elizabeth. I have looked through all that I have and can't find any connection to your John W. Thompson. Goodness knows, there were certainly a lot of John Thompson's through the years, but all of mine were John E. or otherwise, and all born in Shenandoah or Warren County, Va. Maybe someone else who saw your posting will have information for you. Sorry I couldn't help. Jane Thompson Lewis **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850)

Fauquier Co Marriage Bond: MASSIE, Samuel & Nancy Dearing, Feb. 5, 1805 - bdsm: d/o John, Sr.; (w) Elias & Bayless Dearing MILLER, Nathaniel & Lucy Jett, Nov. 5, 1804 - bdsm: Francis Jett WINE, LeRoy & Sarah Jett, Jun. 8, 1807 - bdsm: Francis Jett GRANT, Chapman & Polly Jett, Oct. 14, 1803 - bdsm: Francis Jett JEFFRIES, Wm. & Anne Jett, Feb. 17, 1802 - bdsm: Francis Jett JEFFRIES, Wm. & Anne Jett, Feb. 17, 1802 - bdsm: Francis Jett ============================================ JETT, Birkett & Elizabeth Collins, Jan. 18, 1817 - bdsm: Wm. Collins; MR (WIT) (date of MR Jan. 22, 1817) JETT, Birkett & Margaret Mills, Jan. 1, 1817 - bdsm: wid/o Alexander; MR (WIT) (date of MR Jan. 4, 1817) JETT, Burkett & Polly Jett, Oct. 21, 1797 - bdsm: d/o Francis JETT, George & Nancy Wickliff, Oct. 27, 1806 - bdsm: Bailiss Dearing JETT, James & Agga Grant, Dec. 22, 1795 - bdsm: John Healey; MR (PIC) (date of MR Dec. 29, 1795) JETT, James & Peggy Jett, Sep. 19, 1785 - bdsm: Geo. Brooke JETT, John & Sarah Smith, Jun. 15, 1803 - bdsm: Elias Dearing JETT, Porter & Milly Heflin, Jun. 2, 1801 - bdsm: Wm. Heflin JETT, Thomas & Betsy Rogers, Dec. 22, 1817 - bdsm: d/o Henry; MR (WIT) JETT, William & Judith B. Settle, Feb. 28, 1818 - bdsm: Wm. Settle; MR (WIT) (date of MR Mar. 4, 1818) JETT, Wm. D. & Charlott Vowles, Sep. 20, 1803 - bdsm: John Vowles [source: JOhn K. Gott] June -----Original Message----- From: Thomas & Sandra Stephens <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 6:12 pm Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] FOUND LINE FOR CHARLES JONES m. ANN CHILDS Shirley, just in case you didn't have this: Fauquier Co. Deed Book 9, pg. 233: To Whom This may concern know this that I Francis Jett of the County of Fauquier and Parish of Leeds, for divers reasons and considerations, and the love and affection I bear to my daughter Elizabeth Dearing, hath this day Covenanted granted given and bequeathed unto her one Negroe Boy by the name of Josiah into her quiet (?) Possession to her and her Heirs forever, and no more of my Estate in Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Twenty eighth day of August one thousand seven hundred and eighty six. Signed and Sealed in the his Presence of Francis X Jett Seal Robert Sinclair mark Daniel Sinclair At a Court held for Fauquier County the 23'd day of October 1786 This Deed of Gift was proved to be the act and deed of the said Francis Jett by the oaths of Daniel Sinclair and Robt. Sinclair Witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. Teste J. Brookes C.C. Sandra -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Shirley Starks Sent: Monday, April 14, 2008 4:45 PM To: Rootsweb List Fauquier Co VA Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] FOUND LINE FOR CHARLES JONES m. ANN CHILDS Kudos to you, Amanda ..!! Since I have an associated Jones, I plan to record most of this to see if & where it might fit in. I believe our Samuel Massie m'd Ann 'Nancy' Dearing, whose mother was Elizabeth 'Ann' Jett, dau of Francis Jett & Mary Hutchinson. BTW, she was the mother of John W Massie who fought in the Texas Rev War from Mexico. This is misc. information: Henry Childs / Childes + Sophia nee? Children: ... Capt Henry Madison Childes, b. est 1825 + Lucy Frances Rust, dau of Benjamin Rust & Frances Davis. (No children) ... Henrietta Childes, b. est 1821 + Sidney or Snyder B Wilson ............. Ovid Wilson. b. abt 1844 + Mary Emma Rust, dau of Wm Tobias Rust & Emma Elizabeth 'Betty' Hicks, b. abt 1827 near Paris, Fauquier Co, VA. [ I have some Hicks data which would surely interest any of the descendants of Wm T Rust & Betty Hicks. (William Tobias Rust & Betty lived in what is now West Virginia. All their children were born there.) Not much there, sorry. Shirley -------------------------------------------- > To those who have interest in the line of Charles Jones m. Ann Childs, I > finally found that Charles Jones had sister Elizabeth Jones who was > married to JAMES WAUGH and had daughter Tabita Waugh who would later be > the Tabitha A. Waugh on the 1860 Fauquier County Census. > > The JETT name of interest because Robert Duncan had daughter ROSEY DUNCAN > who married JAMES JETT. ROSEY's sister was Mary Duncan and she married > first JOSEPH HACKLEY who was brother of LOTT HACKLEY. > > Lott Hackley connected to Alexander McConchie whose wife Ann McConchie > named Charles Jones as her "kinsman" and he married Ann Childs, d/o Milly > McConchie and James Childs. > > If anyone can shed light on what line of JONES this might be and the JETT > lines, I'd appreciate any feedback. (I am > ordering copies of records cited below.) > > Thank you, > Amanda ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,snipped............................ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is getting good you all! Maybe just found "William A. G. Jones" ?!!! Amanda ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sam and Peter Jones were on 1810 KGC census with Charles Jones and ""William A. G. Jones. Then found "Samuel Jones and Peter Jones" in record with Nathaniel H. Hooe. (Thinking they are same ones on census.) Nathaniel H. Hooe in record with George N. Grymes. Nathaniel H. Hooe son of William H. Hooe, Sr. Blacksmith blacksmith shop at Boyds Hole owned by William H. Hooe - the shop continued after his death Death John W. Call died in Sep. 1820 Defendant Nathaniel H. Hooe Deponent / Affiant Frances Hooe; Reuben Call Family Reuben Call, brother of John W. Call Family Frances Hooe, mother of William H. Hooe & Nathaniel H. Hooe Family William H. Hooe, brother of Nathaniel H. Hooe Grocer John W. Call kept a little grocery at Boyds Hole Locality King George Co. Record title Humphries vs Hooe Year recorded 1822 Defendant Nathaniel H. Hooe; John Fife Deponent / Affiant William Thornley; Robert B. Fife; Thomas Bernard Family William H. Hooe & Nathaniel H. Hooe, sons of William Hooe Sr. Locality King George Co.; Caroline Co.; Middlesex Co. Plaintiff George N. Grymes Administrative Information Record title Grymes vs Hooe Year recorded 1830 Aldridge James had uncle Benjamin James m. Elizabeth Parr. Benjamin James had son John W. James m. Elizabeth Jane Johnson who was NIECE of Charles Jones. I'm trying to figure out who below JOHN HOOE goes with? Seems that JONES had possible connection to HOOE lines. Death John Hooe died intestate about Aug. 1819 Death Rowzee Peyton died testate about Mar. 1799 Defendant Alexander D. Kelly (admr. - decd.); Aldridge James (exor.); John Hooe (decd.) Comment Debt on a bond. Defendant William Hooe (surviving obligor of John Hooe, Howson Hooe and William Hooe) Locality King George Co. Plaintiff Thomas Berry (exor.); Thomas Bunbury (decd.) Administrative Information Record title Bunbury's exor vs Hooe Year recorded 1806? AND LOOKS LIKE FOUND THE "WATTS JONES" that was also on 1810 KGC census with Charles Jones and William A. G. Jones. This Watt Jones associated with William H. Hooe and from records above it looks like William H. Hooe was brother of Nathaniel H. Hooe. Court Record Data Context Extract Birth John Tayloe Fitzhugh born after the death of his father Deed John Hall &c to George Lewis - King George Co. - 1797 @ Deed McCarty Fitzhugh &c to Michael Wallace Sr. - King George Co. - 1800 @ Deed McCarty Fitzhugh &c to William Hooe - King George Co. - 1800 @ Deed Philip Fitzhugh &c to McCarty Fitzhugh - King George Co. - 1800 Defendant Dangerfield Lewis; Gustavus B. Wallace; Michael Wallace; John T. Lomax (admr.); Susan Thornton (decd); Philip Wade Thornton; John T. Lomax; George Lewis; William H. Hooe Deponent / Affiant Watt Jones; Mary Fowke; Benjamin Grymes; Jno. Pratt Family Susan Thornton, widow of John T. Thornton Family Anna Fitzhugh, Elizabeth Fitzhugh, Finch Fitzhugh, Sally Fitzhugh & Maria Fitzhugh, daughters of William Fitzhugh Family Hannah Fitzhugh, widow of William Fitzhugh Family John Fitzhugh, Robert Fitzhugh & William Beverley Fitzhugh, sons of William Fitzhugh Family McCarty Fitzhugh, Daniel Fitzhugh & Theodorick Fitzhugh, sons of William Fitzhugh Family Philip W. Thornton & John T. Thornton, sons of John T. Thornton Family Philip Fitzhugh, son of William Fitzhugh Locality King George Co.; Lynchburg; Albemarle Co.; Orange Co.; DC; Caroline Co.; Northumberland Co.; MD (Prince Georges Co.); MD (Montgomery Co.); Fredericksburg Marriage Alexander Campbell -mr- Lucy Fitzhugh, daughter of William Fitzhugh Marriage George Brent -mr- Molly Fitzhugh, daughter of William Fitzhugh Plaintiff Anna Fitzhugh Slave Jonny (son of Carpenter Jack) Tract Marmion - home of William Fitzhugh Tract Strawberry Hill - part of William Fitzhugh estate Will William Fitzhugh - King George Co. - 1789 / 1791 Administrative Information Record title Fitzhugh vs Lewis Year recorded 1833 AH HAH! Maybe below William Jones was the "William A. G. Jones". Maybe that "G" stands for "GRYMES"? He could be admin. of Elizabeth Waugh and brother of Charles Jones? Court Record Data Context Extract Defendant William Jones (exor.); Phillip Grymes (exor.); Benjamin Grymes (decd); Sarah Grymes (widow); William P. Bayly; Mary Bayly; Peter Cottom; Peyton Grymes; Lucy Grymes; Charles Braxton; Elizabeth Braxton; Hannah F. Grymes; Sarah Berkely Grymes Family Sarah Grymes, widow of Benjamin Grymes Family Philip Grymes, John R. Grymes, Thomas N. Grymes, Peyton Grymes, Lucy Grymes, Susan Grymes, Hannah F. Grymes & Sally B. Grymes, children of Benjamin Grymes Locality Stafford Co.; Orange Co.; Middlesex Co. Marriage William P. Bayley -mr- Mary Grymes, daughter of Benjamin Grymes Marriage Peter Cottom -mr- Judith Grymes, daughter of Benjamin Grymes Marriage Charles Braxton -mr- Elizabeth Grymes, daughter of Benjamin Grymes Plaintiff Thomas N. Grymes; John R. Grymes Tract Auburn - Stafford Co. - home of William P. Bayly Administrative Information Record title T.N. Grymes vs Jones &c Year recorded 1816

Thanks Shirley, Sandra and others who may jump in this Jones hunt. I am excited for sure! I did find a wonderful piece to this puzzle but I'm giving the credit where credit is due--to all my pals & mentors: June, Tim, Mary Jo, Charlene, Barbara, Renee and dear cousin Artie. Thanks! A ----------Now for more JONES ideas re this JETT connection...and possibly HOOE! Elizabeth Waugh, sister of Charles Jones, was listed on personal property tax lists from 1810 to 1815 King George Co. (KGC) I looked up the 1810 Census for KGC and found Elizabeth Waugh on same page with John Whiting (Need to know if he's related to Francis W.?) Augustine Weedon William Stone and Charles Jones were close. William Stone had daughter, Margaret Stone, married James W. Child, brother of Ann Childs m. Charles Jones. Also, William Stone had son Issac Stone m. Ann WEEDON, d/o Thomas Weedon. So maybe Augustine Weedon connects to line of Thomas Weedon? These were the names on same page of 1810 KGC census where I found Charles Jones and William A. G. Jones. Note these Jones are in with some JETT. Peter Jones Wm. S? Jett Thomas Jackson Stephen Jett Benjamin Jones Watts Jones Wm. Lewis Jones Thomas Jenkins David W. Jones Wm. A. G. Jones (admin. of Elizabeth Waugh) George M. Jones George Jones Charles Jones (brother of Elizabeth (Jones) Waugh and gdn. of daughter Tabitha.) Wm. B. Johnson Sam Jones Larkins Johnston Robert Johnston George Jacob Sam Jones and Peter Jones above on 1810 KGC Census with Charles Jones and William A. G. Jones. We know that above Charles Jones and William A. G. Jones were on Will of Elizabeth Waugh. For now, I'm going to assume that both William and Charles were brothers of Elizabeth (Jones) Waugh. So wondering if below Samuel Jones and Peter Jones could be ones on page with Charles Jones? Comment debt on a note Defendant Samuel Jones Locality Spotsylvania Co. Plaintiff Nathaniel H. Hooe (assignee of Peter Jones) Administrative Information Record title Hooe assee vs Jones Year recorded 1816

Does anyone have any of these JETT's: Bailey Elizabeth W. Elwood James James Bailey John Lake Manassah - really interested in finding out about this name! Mary Ann Piper Mary Jane Willa Eskridge William Anne W. Bradshaw Musser Grandchildren are God's reward for not strangling your teenagers. -------Original Message------- From: Shirley Starks Date: 4/14/2008 5:50:45 PM To: Rootsweb List Fauquier Co VA Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] FOUND LINE FOR CHARLES JONES m. ANN CHILDS Kudos to you, Amanda ..!! Since I have an associated Jones, I plan to record most of this to see if & where it might fit in. I believe our Samuel Massie m'd Ann 'Nancy' Dearing, whose mother was Elizabeth 'Ann' Jett, dau of Francis Jett & Mary Hutchinson. BTW, she was the mother of John W Massie who fought in the Texas Rev War from Mexico. This is misc. information: Henry Childs / Childes + Sophia nee? Children: ... Capt Henry Madison Childes, b. est 1825 + Lucy Frances Rust, dau of Benjamin Rust & Frances Davis. (No children) ... Henrietta Childes, b. est 1821 + Sidney or Snyder B Wilson ............. Ovid Wilson. b. abt 1844 + Mary Emma Rust, dau of Wm Tobias Rust & Emma Elizabeth 'Betty' Hicks, b. abt 1827 near Paris, Fauquier Co, VA. [ I have some Hicks data which would surely interest any of the descendants of Wm T Rust & Betty Hicks. (William Tobias Rust & Betty lived in what is now West Virginia. All their children were born there.) Not much there, sorry. Shirley -------------------------------------------- > To those who have interest in the line of Charles Jones m. Ann Childs, I > finally found that Charles Jones had sister Elizabeth Jones who was > married to JAMES WAUGH and had daughter Tabita Waugh who would later be > the Tabitha A. Waugh on the 1860 Fauquier County Census. > > The JETT name of interest because Robert Duncan had daughter ROSEY DUNCAN > who married JAMES JETT. ROSEY's sister was Mary Duncan and she married > first JOSEPH HACKLEY who was brother of LOTT HACKLEY. > > Lott Hackley connected to Alexander McConchie whose wife Ann McConchie > named Charles Jones as her "kinsman" and he married Ann Childs, d/o Milly > McConchie and James Childs. > > If anyone can shed light on what line of JONES this might be and the JETT > lines, I'd appreciate any feedback. (I am > ordering copies of records cited below.) > > Thank you, > Amanda ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,snipped............................ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Kudos to you, Amanda ..!! Since I have an associated Jones, I plan to record most of this to see if & where it might fit in. I believe our Samuel Massie m'd Ann 'Nancy' Dearing, whose mother was Elizabeth 'Ann' Jett, dau of Francis Jett & Mary Hutchinson. BTW, she was the mother of John W Massie who fought in the Texas Rev War from Mexico. This is misc. information: Henry Childs / Childes + Sophia nee? Children: ... Capt Henry Madison Childes, b. est 1825 + Lucy Frances Rust, dau of Benjamin Rust & Frances Davis. (No children) ... Henrietta Childes, b. est 1821 + Sidney or Snyder B Wilson ............. Ovid Wilson. b. abt 1844 + Mary Emma Rust, dau of Wm Tobias Rust & Emma Elizabeth 'Betty' Hicks, b. abt 1827 near Paris, Fauquier Co, VA. [ I have some Hicks data which would surely interest any of the descendants of Wm T Rust & Betty Hicks. (William Tobias Rust & Betty lived in what is now West Virginia. All their children were born there.) Not much there, sorry. Shirley -------------------------------------------- > To those who have interest in the line of Charles Jones m. Ann Childs, I > finally found that Charles Jones had sister Elizabeth Jones who was > married to JAMES WAUGH and had daughter Tabita Waugh who would later be > the Tabitha A. Waugh on the 1860 Fauquier County Census. > > The JETT name of interest because Robert Duncan had daughter ROSEY DUNCAN > who married JAMES JETT. ROSEY's sister was Mary Duncan and she married > first JOSEPH HACKLEY who was brother of LOTT HACKLEY. > > Lott Hackley connected to Alexander McConchie whose wife Ann McConchie > named Charles Jones as her "kinsman" and he married Ann Childs, d/o Milly > McConchie and James Childs. > > If anyone can shed light on what line of JONES this might be and the JETT > lines, I'd appreciate any feedback. (I am > ordering copies of records cited below.) > > Thank you, > Amanda ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,snipped............................

Shirley, just in case you didn't have this: Fauquier Co. Deed Book 9, pg. 233: To Whom This may concern know this that I Francis Jett of the County of Fauquier and Parish of Leeds, for divers reasons and considerations, and the love and affection I bear to my daughter Elizabeth Dearing, hath this day Covenanted granted given and bequeathed unto her one Negroe Boy by the name of Josiah into her quiet (?) Possession to her and her Heirs forever, and no more of my Estate in Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Twenty eighth day of August one thousand seven hundred and eighty six. Signed and Sealed in the his Presence of Francis X Jett Seal Robert Sinclair mark Daniel Sinclair At a Court held for Fauquier County the 23'd day of October 1786 This Deed of Gift was proved to be the act and deed of the said Francis Jett by the oaths of Daniel Sinclair and Robt. Sinclair Witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. Teste J. Brookes C.C. Sandra -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Shirley Starks Sent: Monday, April 14, 2008 4:45 PM To: Rootsweb List Fauquier Co VA Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] FOUND LINE FOR CHARLES JONES m. ANN CHILDS Kudos to you, Amanda ..!! Since I have an associated Jones, I plan to record most of this to see if & where it might fit in. I believe our Samuel Massie m'd Ann 'Nancy' Dearing, whose mother was Elizabeth 'Ann' Jett, dau of Francis Jett & Mary Hutchinson. BTW, she was the mother of John W Massie who fought in the Texas Rev War from Mexico. This is misc. information: Henry Childs / Childes + Sophia nee? Children: ... Capt Henry Madison Childes, b. est 1825 + Lucy Frances Rust, dau of Benjamin Rust & Frances Davis. (No children) ... Henrietta Childes, b. est 1821 + Sidney or Snyder B Wilson ............. Ovid Wilson. b. abt 1844 + Mary Emma Rust, dau of Wm Tobias Rust & Emma Elizabeth 'Betty' Hicks, b. abt 1827 near Paris, Fauquier Co, VA. [ I have some Hicks data which would surely interest any of the descendants of Wm T Rust & Betty Hicks. (William Tobias Rust & Betty lived in what is now West Virginia. All their children were born there.) Not much there, sorry. Shirley -------------------------------------------- > To those who have interest in the line of Charles Jones m. Ann Childs, I > finally found that Charles Jones had sister Elizabeth Jones who was > married to JAMES WAUGH and had daughter Tabita Waugh who would later be > the Tabitha A. Waugh on the 1860 Fauquier County Census. > > The JETT name of interest because Robert Duncan had daughter ROSEY DUNCAN > who married JAMES JETT. ROSEY's sister was Mary Duncan and she married > first JOSEPH HACKLEY who was brother of LOTT HACKLEY. > > Lott Hackley connected to Alexander McConchie whose wife Ann McConchie > named Charles Jones as her "kinsman" and he married Ann Childs, d/o Milly > McConchie and James Childs. > > If anyone can shed light on what line of JONES this might be and the JETT > lines, I'd appreciate any feedback. (I am > ordering copies of records cited below.) > > Thank you, > Amanda ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,snipped............................ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Good show digging up all this. You know I'd love to make a connection with the infamous Willie Jett. Here's a little info Willie S. Jett was the son of Charles C. Jett and Mary Wallace Ball Towles Jett. Here is the entry from the History of the Ninth Virginia Cavalry from RL Krick: JETT, WILLIAM STORKE: b. 12/2/1846. Enl. 6/16/64 in Co. C. Severely wded. on 6/29/64. fighting the Wilson raiders, by a gunshot wound in the abdomen. The ball lodged in his intestines and he was kept off duty to the end of the war. As a result of contact with the fleeing John Wilkes Booth (whether the contact was innocent or not remains under debate), Jett was arrested in Westmoreland Co. on 5/1/65; he was released from Old Capitol Prison on 5/31/65. d. 7/17/1884 of apoplexy in Williamsburg. bur. Fredericksburg Confederate Cem. > To those who have interest in the line of Charles Jones m. Ann Childs, I finally found that Charles Jones had sister Elizabeth Jones who was married to JAMES WAUGH and had daughter Tabita Waugh who would later be the Tabitha A. Waugh on the 1860 Fauquier County Census. > > The JETT name of interest because Robert Duncan had daughter ROSEY DUNCAN who married JAMES JETT. ROSEY's sister was Mary Duncan and she married first JOSEPH HACKLEY who was brother of LOTT HACKLEY. > > Lott Hackley connected to Alexander McConchie whose wife Ann McConchie named Charles Jones as her "kinsman" and he married Ann Childs, d/o Milly McConchie and James Childs. > > If anyone can shed light on what line of JONES this might be and the JETT lines, I'd appreciate any feedback. (I am ordering copies of records cited below.) > > Thank you, > Amanda > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > p.246 The Register of Overwharton Parish 1723 - 1758 > > "James Waugh first appears on the King George County personal tax lists in 1801. He was again listed in 1802, was married in King George County December 31, 1803 to Elizabeth Jones, and then appears on the Stafford County personal tax lists in 1805 for the last time. The so called Old General Index to the Stafford County court records indicates that in Will Book Z 1804-1809 p 173, the inventory of the estate of James Waugh was recorded; this record book is among the many now missing from the clerk's office of Stafford County." > > "The inventory of the estate of Elizabeth Waugh was recorded on June 1, 1815; William A. G. Jones was her administrator. On December 2, 1819 CHARLES JONES gave bond as guardian of TABITHA WAUGH, orphan of Elizabeth Waugh, deceased, and various accounts of the estate of Elizabeth Waugh, deceased, for the years 1815-1819 were admitted to record." > > > "Catesby Waugh married August 6, 1801 to SARAH SIMMS in King George County per the recording in King George County Marriage Register No. I, page 21. This may be a contortion of Micajah, McChagy and McCagby as is evident from the personal tax lists." > > "Travers Waugh was married on April 26, 1804 to REBECCA JETT in King George County per the recording in King George County Marriage Register, No I, page 22. He may have been seafaring man. The will of Travis (sic) Waugh was dated 24 September 1817 and recorded in Fredericksburg, Virginia, 13 August 1818; therein he describes himself as of the town of Fredericksburg. To his wife Rebecca he bequeath his schooner, THE SWALLOR, and all the rest of his estate for life; after her decease he decreed it was to be equally divided among the testator's brother and sister, John Waugh and Hannah Waugh, and Nancy Jett and her brother William Jett." > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Culpeper Co. VA Will Book D > D-91/3: Will of Robert (R) Duncan, 7 June 1788, of Culpeper Co., Parish of Saint Mark; I Robert Duncan,.....etc.. .......etc........ I lent to my daughter Mary who was then intermarried with Joseph Hackly one negro girl named Jenny, the said Joseph Hackly departing this life, my said daughter Mary then intermarried with Thomas Grinnan soon after which period I took possession of the said negro Jenny and in lieu of a negro gave and executed a deed for a parcel of land to the said Thomas Grinnan and Mary his wife,* and I do declare I never let my said daughter Mary have the said negro Jenny on no other conditions than on loan during pleasure. .............. As provision for my wife Ann Duncan's support, the remainder of my negroes, my household furniture, etc., shall be under the direction of my executors, then to be equally divided amongst my eleven following children or their heirs or representatives: Robert Duncan, John Duncan, Charles Duncan, Sammy Duncan, Joseph Duncan! , ! > Gollop Duncan, Mary Grinnan, Phillis Barbee, Anne Pope, Rosey Jett and Lavina Lightfoot; and as some difficulty may rise to effect the same, the remainder of my negroes shall be allotted into 11 shares, to be allocated by disinterested people appointed by the court; the remainder sold and money divided amongst my eleven children or legal representatives: Robert Duncan, John Duncan, Charles Duncan, Sammy Duncan, Joseph Duncan, Gollop Duncan, Mary Grinnan, Phillis Barbee, Anne Pope, Rosey Jett and Lavina Lightfoot. ...... Appoint son-in-law James Jett and John Lightfoot and son Gollop Duncan executors; if any of them decline, the court may appoint others. Wit. William Lawson, John Amiss, Amos Trane?. Exhibited at court 21 Oct. 1793 by James Jett, one of the executors; proved on oaths of John Amiss and Amos Crane > *See Prince William Co, Va Court Order, April 23, 1754, above. > > (I think John Amiss m. Lavinia Basye) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >

Lucky you - you have a common-named ancestor [Jones, I presume] who is associated with two families with not-so-common surnames - Waugh and Jett. I met a woman named Jett at a genealogical Elderhostel many years ago. Although one Jett family later was in Granville Co., NC in the colonial era, just before the Revolution, she told me that the Jett surname is found predominantly in Northern Neck Virginia. As I have read over old records for most of the Northern Neck Virginia counties, I stumble on the surname Waugh all the time. Your folks are much later than most of my folks, however. If you do a google.com search for Waugh family and Jett family, you will find some genealogy boards which MAY provide you with some clues. I personally would start with the Land Records of the Library of Virginia website, but that is my preference. Most Virginians of the white race, according to William Dollarhide, a noted genealogist, in the early days owned land, and therefore land records will help you place some folks in a time and a place. Fauquier Co. was formed from Prince William Co. and so on--you have to know the genealogy of the counties also. Some of Prince William's records are missing. Check out this URL: _http://www.myvirginiagenealogy.com/va_maps/va_cf.htm_ (http://www.myvirginiagenealogy.com/va_maps/va_cf.htm) Remove any punctuation fore and aft if AOL adds dashes, etc. Be sure to choose the year you want to see what counties in VA were in existence!!! Best of luck in your searches!!! E.W.Wallace who *looks* in a LOT of Virginia counties until just after the Revolution when many went elsewhere!!! **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850)

To those who have interest in the line of Charles Jones m. Ann Childs, I finally found that Charles Jones had sister Elizabeth Jones who was married to JAMES WAUGH and had daughter Tabita Waugh who would later be the Tabitha A. Waugh on the 1860 Fauquier County Census. The JETT name of interest because Robert Duncan had daughter ROSEY DUNCAN who married JAMES JETT. ROSEY's sister was Mary Duncan and she married first JOSEPH HACKLEY who was brother of LOTT HACKLEY. Lott Hackley connected to Alexander McConchie whose wife Ann McConchie named Charles Jones as her "kinsman" and he married Ann Childs, d/o Milly McConchie and James Childs. If anyone can shed light on what line of JONES this might be and the JETT lines, I'd appreciate any feedback. (I am ordering copies of records cited below.) Thank you, Amanda ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ p.246 The Register of Overwharton Parish 1723 - 1758 "James Waugh first appears on the King George County personal tax lists in 1801. He was again listed in 1802, was married in King George County December 31, 1803 to Elizabeth Jones, and then appears on the Stafford County personal tax lists in 1805 for the last time. The so called Old General Index to the Stafford County court records indicates that in Will Book Z 1804-1809 p 173, the inventory of the estate of James Waugh was recorded; this record book is among the many now missing from the clerk's office of Stafford County." "The inventory of the estate of Elizabeth Waugh was recorded on June 1, 1815; William A. G. Jones was her administrator. On December 2, 1819 CHARLES JONES gave bond as guardian of TABITHA WAUGH, orphan of Elizabeth Waugh, deceased, and various accounts of the estate of Elizabeth Waugh, deceased, for the years 1815-1819 were admitted to record." "Catesby Waugh married August 6, 1801 to SARAH SIMMS in King George County per the recording in King George County Marriage Register No. I, page 21. This may be a contortion of Micajah, McChagy and McCagby as is evident from the personal tax lists." "Travers Waugh was married on April 26, 1804 to REBECCA JETT in King George County per the recording in King George County Marriage Register, No I, page 22. He may have been seafaring man. The will of Travis (sic) Waugh was dated 24 September 1817 and recorded in Fredericksburg, Virginia, 13 August 1818; therein he describes himself as of the town of Fredericksburg. To his wife Rebecca he bequeath his schooner, THE SWALLOR, and all the rest of his estate for life; after her decease he decreed it was to be equally divided among the testator's brother and sister, John Waugh and Hannah Waugh, and Nancy Jett and her brother William Jett." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Culpeper Co. VA Will Book D D-91/3: Will of Robert (R) Duncan, 7 June 1788, of Culpeper Co., Parish of Saint Mark; I Robert Duncan,.....etc.. .......etc........ I lent to my daughter Mary who was then intermarried with Joseph Hackly one negro girl named Jenny, the said Joseph Hackly departing this life, my said daughter Mary then intermarried with Thomas Grinnan soon after which period I took possession of the said negro Jenny and in lieu of a negro gave and executed a deed for a parcel of land to the said Thomas Grinnan and Mary his wife,* and I do declare I never let my said daughter Mary have the said negro Jenny on no other conditions than on loan during pleasure. .............. As provision for my wife Ann Duncan's support, the remainder of my negroes, my household furniture, etc., shall be under the direction of my executors, then to be equally divided amongst my eleven following children or their heirs or representatives: Robert Duncan, John Duncan, Charles Duncan, Sammy Duncan, Joseph Duncan, Gollop Duncan, Mary Grinnan, Phillis Barbee, Anne Pope, Rosey Jett and Lavina Lightfoot; and as some difficulty may rise to effect the same, the remainder of my negroes shall be allotted into 11 shares, to be allocated by disinterested people appointed by the court; the remainder sold and money divided amongst my eleven children or legal representatives: Robert Duncan, John Duncan, Charles Duncan, Sammy Duncan, Joseph Duncan, Gollop Duncan, Mary Grinnan, Phillis Barbee, Anne Pope, Rosey Jett and Lavina Lightfoot. ...... Appoint son-in-law James Jett and John Lightfoot and son Gollop Duncan executors; if any of them decline, the court may appoint others. Wit. William Lawson, John Amiss, Amos Trane?. Exhibited at court 21 Oct. 1793 by James Jett, one of the executors; proved on oaths of John Amiss and Amos Crane *See Prince William Co, Va Court Order, April 23, 1754, above. (I think John Amiss m. Lavinia Basye)