William Bartlett & Nancy Rector Marriage Bond Date: 9/23/1805 Bondsman: daughter of Benjamin June

Good Night, All. Chocy

Sorry no Houghtons in 1815 in Fauquier County, VA

Any information on the RITTER/RUTTER/RETTER family would be greatly appreciated. Chocy

Sorry I missed: Shenandoah Co., VA Sigler, Michael; Powels Fort; 9SE. I was particularly interested in the Sigler name because a Richard Sigler (miss spelled on the document Stage) signed as Teste with Edward Northcraft on a permission note for Hezekiah Rutter's daughter to marry Aaron Henry. I believe the Hezekiah Rutter that was in Shenandoah Co., VA lived in 1790 in Fauquier Co., VA. I believe the name was also spelled Staig and that he had a Shenandoah Co. VA merchants license.

"1815 Directory of Virginia Landowners (and Gazetteer)" Volume Four: Northern Region Comprising the counties of Alexandria, Culpeper, Fairfax, Fauquier, Frederick, Independent City of Alexandria, Fredericksburg, & Winchester, Loudoun, Madison, Orange, prince William, Rockingham, Shenandoah, Spotsylvania, and Stafford. Abstracted by Roger G. Ward Iberian Publishing Company Athens, Georgia 1999 Roger G. Ward Lubbock, Texas February 1999

Jim, you are a jewel! I know there is a Rookard/Kennard connection, just can't figure it out. Did not have this record, thank you! Same thing with trying to connect them to Grainger Co, TN. But, I am thrilled with one I did not ask for: William Edmonds, Edward Digges, John Sinclair, and John O'Bannon ordered to settle Andrew O'Bannon's estate of his guardainship of Joseph Smith's orphans and divide the estate. (October Court 1789-26 Oct 1789 Edward Digges is my mother's line. Just reinforces my belief ... Debra > > From: "Jim Burgess" <jim@promobiz.biz> > Date: 2003/09/24 Wed PM 09:33:51 EDT > To: "Debra Rookard" <d_rookard@adelphia.net> > Subject: RE: William & Thomas Rookard > > Fauquier County, Virginia Deed Book No 10 1788 - 1792 TLC Genealogy > No Rookard > > The 1787 Census of Virginia by Netti Schreiner Yantis > No Rookard > > Fauquier County, Virginia deeds 1778 - 1785 by John K. Gott > No Rookard > > Fauquier County, Virginia Court Records 1776 - 1782 by John K. Gott > No Rookard > > Fauquier County, Virginia Marriage Bonds 1759 - 1854 by John K. Gott > No Rookard > > Kennard, Elizabeth - Guardians Acct 22 Jun 1823, 23 Jun 1823 guardian > Chandler Peyton, present guardian John Jampton, estate consisted of slaves: > Tom, Violett, Harry, Craven, Davy & two children: Darky & Elias & Tom, > Otehr slaves mentioned: Negro woman & her child (names not given) in the > possession of Robert Rookard the step-father of said Elizabeth, never in her > possession, value not given for the slaves, received by John A.W. Smith, > Book 8 page 364. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Debra Rookard [mailto:d_rookard@adelphia.net] > Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 5:59 PM > To: VAFAUQUI-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: William & Thomas Rookard > > > I will be sincerely grateful for any record located for: > > William Rookard > Will, Pr Wlliam Co, 1799 > VA Will & Admin 1632 - 1800 > > Thomas Rookard > Will, Fauquier Co, 1799 > VA Wills & Admin > > Anything else would be most appreciated. Marriages maybe? > > Debra > > > ==== VAFAUQUI Mailing List ==== > Visit the Fauquier County USGenWeb Home Page! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafauqui/fqva.htm > Be sure to bookmark it!!! > > > >

1815 Virginia Landowners Fauquier Co., VA SUDDETH, Levy; Marsh Run; 8S. SUDDOTH, John* SUDDOTH, John and Lewis; Marsh Run; 12SE. Fairfax Co., VA SUDDATH, James G; South Run; 7SE. Culpeper Co., VA SUDDOTH, Benjamin=19NW.

I know this is out of line, but is there any source for guardian bonds for PWC 1838-1848? Sara

1815 Virginia Landowners Fauquier Co., VA BROWN, Ann; Broad Run; 12NW. BROWN, Daniel; Crooked Run; 24NW. BROWN, Elizabeth; Rappahannock RV; 22SE. BROWN, Francis=12NW. BROWN, Hannah, heirs; Deep Run; 20SE. BROWN, Jesse=18SE. BROWN, John; Trab Branch; 7NW, 6NW. BROWN, Manly; Blue Ridge; 27NW. BROWN, Thomas; Rappahannock RV, Summerduck Run; 23SE, 22SE, 20SE. FISHER, Dunlap; Marsh Run; 11E. FISHER, Dunlop; Licking Run; 9SW. FISHER, Robert, Junior; Great Run; 8SW. FISHER, Robert; Warrenton;. FISHER, Samuel; Turkey Run, Great Run; 3SW, 6SW. FISHER, Samuel; Warrenton;. FISHER, Thomas=3E. PINCHARD, Charles; Turkey Run; 2SW.

I would appreciate a look up for John Beverly Suddoth, born 1810, he lived in Ashby District (1850 census) Information through family lore was that his father's name was Rodney Suddoth, he supposedly married ? Miller. I have no documentaion on this, cannot find a Rodney Suddoth anywhere. Doris Reiner

I would be grateful for any information re: LUCY BROWN who married ROBERT FISHER, 08 Dec 1810 Fauquier C.,V (Robert was s/o Samuel Fisher and Mary Pinchard) 1. Lucy Brown's parents? 2. any children of Robert and Lucy Brown Fisher? (children of this couple were not named in Samuel Fisher's will.) or in Ball Estate Association papers) Thanks so much, Virginia

Fauquier Co., VA 1815 Landowners BALTHROPE, Jeremiah=14NW.

Dear Fauquier County, Virginia Genealogist, I would like to thank Chocy and June for assisting with the lookups! If I missed anyone else who assisted I apologize for not giving credit. Just a little disappointed in that we had so few people assisting with lookups. Thanks again to everyone who submitted look up requests. Jim Burgess Fauquier County, Virginia USGENWEB

Lynn Hopewell's book "Black Horse Cavalry" is available at the Warrenton, Bealeton, and Marshall branch libraries in Fauquier County. I believe the book is library use only, it can be found in the Virginiana Collection section. Denise Re: > Dear List, > > My son, who is a History buff (especially Military, & especially Civil War) > is looking for the book, "Black Horse Cavalry" by Lynn Hopewell. Does > anyone > know where it might be found? > > By the way, if any of you like historical art prints, go to the Don Troiani > website where you'll find one of his latest limited edition prints of a > member > of the Fauquier Co., Va. Black Horse Cavalry. > > On the Fauquier Co. GenWeb site, you can click on Civil War and read about > this Cavalry. You may find some of your family member's names there. > > Thanks, > Velma Graham Finley >

Probably the most appropriate explanation from Black's Law Dictionary is this one: A reversionary interest is the same as a remainder interest except that in the latter case the property passes to someone other than the original owner upon the expiration of the intervening interest. The language from the deed quoted sounds as if it might be a quitclaim deed to settle a disputed estate. The original owner may have deeded the land "to my son John, for his lifetime, and then to his children." If John died without children, there may have been a dispute over who owns it -- for example, between John's wife and John's brother Paul. John and Paul's brother Frank may have deeded the property to Paul, just to make clear that he didn't claim the reversion.

Need information on: John H. (Harvey?) Holmes married Virginia Pattie Have lost of children contact me. This was in tri-county area around Waterloo on Rappahannock River Researching: Burke, Holmes, Bragg, Hitt and Weaver of Culpeper, Fauquier and Rappahannock Counties of Virginia Jerry Burke BURKVA@aol.com

Hi! Is there anything on the Gregg family, as I am trying to decipher which Gregg it is that applied for burial costs to be paid for George Bigby Sinclair, Sr. The Initials appear to be H. U. but I cannot be certain that that is what they are. He applied in 1882---George had died in 1880. Thank you for any suggestions or data that might help me figure out who he is.

There was a Daniel and a Martha in Springfield MM, Ohio. A Martha Freestone and Mary Russell mentioned in the Fairfax MM, VA and Buckingham MM, PA.

Looking for marriage of Catherine Pendill to Elias M. Herrington after 1880 she died in 1901. This was a second marriage for both. Her maiden nae was McDonald and she married Morton Pendill abt. 1865 Thanks Sara