It's the chimney from Keith's woolen mill, once the largest employer in Fauquier. The Yanks burned the place. > Found a very old rock tower in Waterloo. What do we know about it and what > was it constructed for ?? > Lee Hash > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAFAUQUI-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Found a very old rock tower in Waterloo. What do we know about it and what was it constructed for ?? Lee Hash

"The HORD Family of Virginia" William GRANT married Margaret GLENDENING, daughter of John and Ann GLENDENING, Ann GLENDENING being the daughter of " George MOTT, Gentleman," who patented 3700 acres of land, and whose will was proved in Old Rappahannock County, March 27, 1674. (Authorities for this GRANT-GLENDENING pedigree are deed to William GRANT and Margaret, his wife, from Ann GLENDENING, dated April 29, 1724, in King George County; "William and Mary Quarterly," Vol. XVII, page 78; Vol. XVI, page 290-1). Name: George MOTT Gentleman ---------------------------------------- Birth: Saffron Walden, County Essex, England Death: 27 May 1674 Father: Mr. MOTT Spouses: ---------------------------------------- 1: Elizabeth PIGG Birth: 1645 Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Death: 27 Mar 1697 Richmond County, Virginia Father: John PIGG Children: Margaret (1666-1709) Eleanor "Ellen" (1673-<1740) Elizabeth (1668-1712) Anne (1671-1740)

Third try Hope this makes it through for the second try! -----Original Message----- From: Chocybrown@aol.com Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2010 10:38:44 EDT Subject: John MOTT, Uncle to Ellen MOTT To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com "Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692" Rappahannock County, VA, 10/8/1675 8 October, 1675 17 January, 1677/8. John MOTT, of ye Parish of Sittingbourne in ye County of Rappac, planter All my land to my four nieces Elizabeth, Margarett, Anne & Ellen MOTT and their heires to be equally divided to them. Desires to be buried by his beloved brother George MOTT. To Ellen PIGG two cows & calves. To my neice Ellen MOTT a young mare. And it is my Will that my nephew John VICKERS shall hold & enjoy my Plantation wch I am now going to cleare with soe much land as he shall have occasion to make use of (he making no wast of ye Timber but wch shall be for his necessary use about ye Plantation) Until ye first of January wch shall be in ye yeare of Or Lord one thousand six hundred eighty & five & then to Render it up to ye Uses of my nieces aforesaid wth all Houses & Fences wch shall then be upon it in good Repaire & for my perosnall Estate (after debts & legacies paid) to be equally divided betwixt my nephew John VICKERS & my 4 neices Elizabeth Margaret Anne and Ellen MOTT to be delivered to my Neeces at ye age of 16 yeares or day of marriage wch shall first happen & if any of them shall died before, ye survivor of them to be their heires. Executor my nephew John VICKERS Wit. Richard WALLICE, Wm. WINN Sworn to by William WINN, aged 28 years or thereabouts, 20 November, 1677.

Hope this makes it through for the second try!

"Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Wills, 1656-1692" George MOTT of Parish of Sittingbourne, in County Rappa., Planter Will: 31 Mar 1674 Probated: 27 May 1674 Sick & weak body but of perfect sence and memory. And for my part of the divident of land on the north side of Rappa River and granted to my brother John MOTT and I by pattent dated at James City the seventeenth day of October 1670 My will is that my well beloved wife Elizabeth wife shall enjoy one-third Part thereof during hir natural life and that the land be equally divided among my Children Viz Elizabeth, Margaret, Anne and Ellen and if it shall happen that my wife be with Child at my death and the child live that it hall have an equall part with the rest but if it be a son my will is that if any one of my daughters aforesaid depart this life before she comes to age or marries then the son shall enjoy hir part of the land and in case more of my children dye my will is that the Survivors bee joynt heirs Then as for my personal estate my will is that my well beloved wife have and enjoy one third part thereof forever to be at her disposal and the other two-thirds to be equally divided among the Children to be delivered in kind as in respect of age and quality either when they marry or come to the age of seventeen years. And whereas my Brother and I have jointly give to the Children some certain Sheep and Cattle my desire is that they may be distinguished by a marke and they with their increase be my wife improved the Children's best advantage. And I doo make and appoint my well beloved wife to be my sole Executrix of this my last Will and Testament and I do desire that my well beloved Bror John MOTT should be Assistant to hir in management of the estate and for the pformance thereof my desire is that an Invetorie may bee taken of all the psonall estate appertaining to my broher and that noe division be made thereof but they would live together upon the Plantation with the estate jointly as my brother and I formerly have done onely dividing the Cropp yearly and each to have the disposal of their part at their own discretion but if it should happen that any inconvience should arise that they shall see cause to devide he estate and live apart that then my brother shall have half of the profitts

The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia, 1723-1758. Compiled and Published by George H.S. King, 1961. Page 247. Travers Waugh was married on April 26, 1801, to REBECCA JETT in King George Co VA per the recording in King George County Marriage Register, {No. 1, page 22}. He may have been a seafaring man. The WILL of Travis [sic] Waugh was dated 24 Sept 1817 and recorded in Fredericksburg, Virginia, 13 Aug. 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 he decreed it was to be equally divided among the testor's brother and sister; JOHN WAUGH and HANNAH WAUGH, and NANCY JETT AND HER BROTHER, WILLIAM JETT. **** Ginny K.

Jim, Please see if this answers the question of parents of Ellen MOTT. (Is that the person for whom you meant by 'no parents ye'?) ----- "VIRGINIA Colonial Abstracts" Volume I, by Beverly Fleet, 1988. "RICHMOND COUNTY, Records, 1692-1704," Page 265 "p.139. Deed. 14 Aug 1695. Richard Shippie of Richmond County, and Ellinor his wife one of the *Daughters and co-heirs of Geo. MOTT* late of Rappa County, dec'd, and one of the neices and co-heirs of John Mott late of Rappa, dec'd., to William Fitzhugh of Stafford County, for 15000 lb tobo, 1246 acres in the forest betw N side of Rappa and S side of Potomack Creek part of a greater tract granted by patent 1670 to Jno and Geo Mott, etc. Adjs land of John Vicars, line of Mr Wm Thornton, etc. .... Signed Ric'd Shippie, Elenor x Shippie. Wit: Alex'r Doniphan, Wm Fitzhugh, Ame x Doniphan." According to Tish Como, "this would place this John Vicar's land in what is now the southern part of Stafford County." ------- "Marriages of Richmond County Virginia 1668-1853", George H.S. KING, Southern Historical Southern Press, 1964. page 186. SHIPPY, Richard (16??-1708) married 1691/2 Ellen Mott (circa 1673-1741), youngest daughter of Mr George Mott of Rappahannock County. [VA] He died intestate in Richmond County in 1708; she died testate in King George County in 1741 but her last will and Testament is recorded in now lost King George County WB#1 (1721-1752, COB#4,p.389; DB#3, p.122; WB#2, p.127; King George County COB#2 p.247; 23W(2)85. ===================================== "VIRGINIA Colonial Abstracts" Volume I, by Beverly Fleet, 1988. "RICHMOND COUNTY, Records, 1692-1704," Page 265 "p.139. Deed. 14 Aug 1695. Richard Shippie of Richmond County, and Ellinor his wife one of the Daughters and co-heirs of Geo: Mott late of Rappa County, dec'd, and one of the neices and co-heirs of John Mott late of Rappa, dec'd., to William Fitzhugh of Stafford County, for 15000 lb tobo, 1246 acres in the forest betw N side of Rappa and S side of Potomack Creek part of a greater tract granted by patent 1670 to Jno and Geo Mott, etc. Adjs land of John Vicars, line of Mr Wm Thornton, etc. .... Signed Ric'd Shippie, Elenor x Shippie. Wit: Alex'r Doniphan, Wm Fitzhugh, Ame x Doniphan." According to Tish Como, "this would place this John Vicar's land in what is now the southern part of Stafford County." --- If I gave the parents of the wrong person, sorry. I 'think' Richard Shippee / Shippey's father may have been a Richard Shippey; but I can't prove it. Shirley Starks ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Ball" <jd_ball2001@yahoo.com>.......... ........... snipped...................... ============================================================= 1737 I think below JOHN DODD could be the same JOHN DODD Jr. who had wife ANNE? 1735-1743 King George County Deed Book 2 (Antient Press); p142 Know all men .. I GEORGE FISHPOOL of Parish Hanover King George County Gent. .. am bound unto JOHN DODD .. in penal sum Fourty pounds current money of Virginia .. 2nd Septemr: 1737. Condition .. if doth not trouble John Dodd concerning 50 acres by Deed .. obligation to be void .. otherwise remain .. Presence William Remey, Geo. Fishpool William Claytor (No recording date) [GEORGE FISHPOOL was last husband of MARY METCALF whose brother HENRY METCALF m. PRISCILLA SHIPPEY who had a father RICHARD SHIPPEY. I've got a RICHARD SHIPPEY m. ELLEN MOTT and no parents yet.] ***** (See above) ================================================================ .......... snipped.............

Amanda, I think you caught me in my nebulous research period. Anyway, not sure if this was originally found in Avlyn Conley's "Dodd Diggins", a newsletter from years ago - or if I came across it somewhere else. I'd have to do some digging of my own. I noticed though that Robert Dodd has Joseph Wheatley. So, I'm now unsure. Jim --- Please visit "The Ball Family of Carter's Run" http://www.ballsplace.com ________________________________ From: Amanda E. Douglass <aadouglass@nc.rr.com> To: Fauquier Board <VAFAUQUI@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tue, August 17, 2010 10:41:39 PM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] MARY DODD and JAMES WHEATLEY Hey Jim! So you say that MARY DODD married JAMES WHEATLEY. Can you provide anymore information about JAMES WHEATLEY? Who were parents or siblings of JAMES WHEATLEY? Thanks, Amanda

I have the series of Volumes of Cavaliers & Pioneers through Volume 7, that I referred to in my two E Mail just sent. The Settle's are mentioned in volume Vol. I and Jett' are listed only in Vol. II. ********* Adventurers of Purse and Person, 1607-1624/5 . Fourth Edition. page 225 in above book. This book lists some genealogy of the Storke family. I will skip to the member listing marriage to a Jett. William Storke 5 [ Beheathland 4, Gilson , Beheathland 3, Bernard, Mary Beheathland 2, Robert 1] William Storke petitioned 30 July, 1707, age 17, that his grandmother, Beheathland Gilson, be his guardian [Westmoreland Co. Order Bk.1705-21, p. 62a] died before 27 July 1727 when Elizabeth Storke of Stafford Co VA was order to return an inventory of her husband's estate in Westmoreland Co VA [ Westmoreland Co VA Order Bk 1721-31, pp 180a, 184a.]. William married Elizabeth Hart, who married [2] 29 Aug 1729 Richard Bernard. [St. Paul's Parish Register.]. Issue: [Storke] Beheathland, born 27 Dec. 1716, died 2 Dec 1753, married 25 Aug. 1733 [ St. Paul's Register] as his first wife, Anthony Strother, born 1 Aug, 1710 in Richmond Co, died 10 Dec 1765 at Stafford Co VA. left WILL 29 Aug 1765- Oct. 1766 [ Stafford Co VA Deed {Will] Bk. O, 1748-67, p. 515]. merchant of Fredericksburg; [1] Margaret b 18 Jan 1720/1, died after 1782, married 1st 23 Nov 1738 John Washington, who left WILL 12 Nov 1751- 14 April 1752 [ Stafford Co Deed [Will] Bk. O, 1748-67, pp 218-20.], m 2nd unknown. [2] Catherine born 17 June 1723, died 1804 {John A. Washington, Rev. Lawrence Washington's Descendants- Five Generations [Chevy Chase, MD, 1982 chart] } married, 12 Jan 1748/9, Bailey Washington, born 10 Sept. 1731, died 22 June 1807 [ Washington's Bk.], Justice of Stafford County. [3] Elizabeth 6. married 1st 18 May 1743 [ St. Paul's Parish], Henry Washington, who died before 25 Feb. 1745/6 Westmoreland Co Order Bk.1743-47.p. 124a] married 2nd. [Robert 5 Vaulx [ see Burwell], and md 3rd 1757 COL. THOMAS JETT, who left WILL 19 Feb 1785- 25 Oct 1785 [ Westmoreland Co Deeds & Wills 16, pp 276-78.] [5} John 6, married 28, Frances 5 Hooe [see Hooe]. ** Same Book as above, page 438 33. Robert Vaulx 5 [ Robert 5, Robert 4, Elizabeth 3 Burwell, Edward 1]. Left WILL 5 Aug 1754- codicil 8 Aug. 1754- 26 Mar, 1755 {Westmoreland Co Deeds & Wills 11, pp 174-81}. He married 1st Sarah Elliott and md 2nd [Contract 1] Aug 1749 , [ Westmoreland Co Deeds & Wills 11, pp 174-81] ELIZABETH {STORKE] Washington, widow of Henry Washington [see Beheathland] who married 3rd Col. THOMAS JETT. *** Ginny K.

No one really knows where many of the 18th Century Jetts came from, and I hope that some of my online speculation has not led others to draw conclusions. Jett genealogy is like a 100-piece jigsaw puzzle with 30 missing pieces. You just can’t put it together until you have more parts. That is not going to happen until we throw out all the secondary and hearsay sources, and instead accumulate in one place all of the facts that are based on reliable sources. Then the Jett “crowd” may collectively put together the puzzle that an individual might find impossible. For example, let’s take the year 1760. We know that there were at least three men named James Jett alive in Virginia that year. One of them ended up, fairly well known and respected, in Culpeper County. One of them died in New Jersey, fighting in the Revolutionary War. And one of them lived in Fauquier County. At one time I thought the second and third might be the same person, but James Jett continued to show up in county records after the War. We have only one record, suggesting a parent for a James Jett living in 1760. That would be the James Jett, son of Peter Jett who died in 1758. But we can’t use this record for all three James Jetts, just because we don’t have two others. We need to figure out where all three of them originated. Until that happens, we are just spinning our wheels, and discouraging others from doing good research because they think they can rely on our faulty conclusions. Incidentally, I have seen recent references to the SETTLE and MOTHERSHEAD families, both of whom also appear in JETT records. Sometimes, making connections between families is a good way to sort them all out. The population of Virginia in 1760 was about 340,000. That’s much less than the population today of Wyoming. I doubt there were more than 40 or 50 male Jetts living at any one time, during the 1700s. It’s just that they kept moving to the frontier, where few written records were kept and even fewer have been preserved. (It also doesn't help, that more than half of them were named John, Francis, William, Peter or James.) But the small number of subjects, and the small amount of reliable records, should make tracing all of them easier, not more difficult. I am always grateful that I am not a Smith descendant. Bob Kamman

Same series on books as E Mail I just sent to you. This information is from Vol. I of the series. Page 154-155 Walter Aston, Gent. 250 acs Charles Citty Co. page 12. [no date]. W. on the great river, E on the plantation of Causey's Care {Cleare?], S on land of Capt. Epps [ in the Island] & N. on land of Robert Martyn. Granted by order 15 Oct 1641 & also due for trans.of 5 pers.; John Bailey, John Bull, Hen. Bradshall, Eliza. Vauaghn, JUDITH SETTLE. [ by Wm. Berkley]. **** No Jett's in Volume I so they must have arrived per transport listed in my previous E Mail tonight listing their names in Vol. II of this series. ** Ginny K.

Researchers, I am not related but took a look. Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants. By Nell Marion Nugent. Volume II. Mr. Francis Triplett, 1050 acres, Rappa. Co. on N. side & in the freshes of same. 21 Jan 1666, page 29 of Patent Book no 6. Beg. at a land formerly Saml. Nicholls, dec'd, S on line of Thatcher's otherwise Mr. John Hull's, near land of Mr. Toby Smith, dec'd, &c. to the forrest land otherwise Coleman's, &c. to land of Major Underwood, dec'd, &c. Trans of 21 pers.: Xtopr. [Christopher?] Hard, Mine James, Robt. Fletcher, Tom a scout, Tom a boy, a maid servant, James Hunt, PETER JETT, WILL JETT, PETER JR. [Jett?], MARY JETT, MARTHA JETT, Jno. Taylor, Francis Sanders, David Jones, Patrick Horton, James Dukeman, Wm. Hanson, Charles Stepler [?]. Lewis Baniton [ or Barriton}. ****************** Same book as above. Page 7 in this book. Mr. PETER JETT, 600 acres, Rappa Co., N side sd Riv. in the freshes about 3 miles from the river side; 21 Jan 1666, page 23 in Patent Book 6. Beg. at the E'wd cor tree of a piece of land called the forrest, alias Coleman's, nigh Major Underwood &c by a horse road goeing up Potomack Riv. &c. Trans of 12 persons; Francis Triplett, Alice Triplett, John Dean, Paul Woodridge, Jno. Symmons, Walter Hart, Francis Curtis [ of Custis], Josiah Welding, Thomas Lathrop, James Foster, Will Maggott, Samll. Goodman. * What they two entries tell us that neighbors used each other's names to obtain more land. However, we can be sure the Patent named person was at the place on the date granted. That helps. * Same book page 45 in book. John Brawthert, 76 acs. Rappa. Co. about a mile from Rappa. Cr. 25 Sept, 1668, page 175 in Patent Book 6. Beg. neer a run of water called Manoikin; adj. FRA. SETTLE; cutting a path of sd Cr. &c. Trans. of 2 pers; Jno. Brawthert, Mary Brawthert. *** Ginny K.

Hey Jim! So you say that MARY DODD married JAMES WHEATLEY. Can you provide anymore information about JAMES WHEATLEY? Who were parents or siblings of JAMES WHEATLEY? Thanks, Amanda =============================================================== "Have always suspected the wife of John Dodd was Ann Quisenberry but proof has been elusive." Below are some records that seem to link Ann Quisenberry to John Dodd. I think below JOHN DODD JR. with wife ANN was the son of JOHN DODD [Sr] who also wife ANN. Think he was married 1st to a JANE? JOHN DODD JR. with wife ANNE was the ANNE QUISENBERRY. She was d/o of WILLIAM QUISENBERRY and wife Elizabeth. 735-1743 King George County Deed Book 2 (Antient Press); pp. 25-27 Indenture made 15th day March 1735:6 between JOHN DODD JUNIOR of King George County and ANN his wife of one part and JOSEPH SETTLE of same county .. for sum ffourteen hundred pounds of Tobacco conveyed 50 acres .. tract which his ffather JOHN DODD bought of JOHN BROWN and acknowledged in our Court to his son John Dodd & Ann his wife by Deed of Gift first August 1729 .. bounded by Swamp; line of THOMAS WHITE; main Swamp .. John Dodd Isaac Settle (sic) At a court held 2nd April 1736 .. Deed of Feeofment recorded. ANNE QUISENBERRY who married JOHN DODD had mother Elizabeth Quisenberry who had will. Anne Quisenberry who married JOHN DODD had sister ELIZABETH who married BAYN. Nicholas Dodd and William Dodd were sons by JOHN DODD and ANNE QUISENBERRY. I can't figure out what the WEAVER connection was. Will of Elizabeth Quisenberry, dated May 23, 1784; bequeaths to Elijah Weaver one bay horse, to him and his heirs forever; to Richard Weaver, one feather bed and furniture; to William Dodd, one bay mare and her future increase; to Nicholas Dodd, one bay colt; to Anne Weaver, all her wearing apparel and one side-saddle during her life, and after the decease of the said Anne Weaver the saddle to go unto her eldest daughter, Elizabeth Bayn, and to her heirs forever; gives to William Quisenberry some personal property.

chasesthewind@knology.net writes: >I found this but I can't vouch for it... Marianne Dillow. Hey, I can't vouch for it either, and I'm the one who wrote it. I'm happy to see that others are working on sorting out the Jett family, though. I would be careful about connecting Tidewater Jetts from King George and Westmoreland counties, with piedmont Jetts in Fauquier County. However, the family did start out there. Also, I wonder about the 1685 birth date for John Jett. Is there any source for this, or did someone back into it by figuring that he had to be 25 when an alleged offspring was born in 1710? And where is the evidence of the 1710 birthdate?

I'm not only confused about the Jetts, I'm confused about these emails. LOL! I have found a cousin, Betty, who has been working on the Jetts as well as the Courtney's and we combined our efforts. She has some kind of computer program and she used it to sort out the Jett's that she put into it and she feels that our James Jett was the one born ca 1735 married to Elizabeth ? and that his parents were Peter Jett and Anne ? and Peter's parents were Francis Jett and Sarah Saxton/Ashton. That appears to be the conclusion you came to as well. I have no clue as to where the birthdate of 1710 came from. It is probably something that someone felt had to be a somewhat correct date and then everyone else copied it. I thought that James may have been the son of Francis (Roger) Jett and Mary Hutchinson but their son was born probably around 1742-45 and that would be too late for our James Jett if he was an adult when his father died ca 1758. If that date is correct. Kathleen > >>I found this but I can't vouch for it... Marianne Dillow. > Hey, I can't vouch for it either, and I'm the one who wrote it. I'm > happy > to see that others are working on sorting out the Jett family, though. > > I would be careful about connecting Tidewater Jetts from King George and > Westmoreland counties, with piedmont Jetts in Fauquier County. However, > the family did start out there. Also, I wonder about the 1685 birth date > for > John Jett. Is there any source for this, or did someone back into it by > figuring that he had to be 25 when an alleged offspring was born in 1710? > And where is the evidence of the 1710 birthdate? > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > VAFAUQUI-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

I have had three returns and hooked the Francis MARSHALL post on to John JETT, Sr. and it did get through---------------Lets see if this does, Chocy

Have always suspected the wife of John Dodd was Ann Quisenberry but proof has been elusive. Mary, d/o Nathaniel Dodd, md. James Wheatley. --- Please visit "The Ball Family of Carter's Run" http://www.ballsplace.com ________________________________ From: Amanda E. Douglass <aadouglass@nc.rr.com> To: fauquier Board <VAFAUQUI@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tue, August 17, 2010 11:33:57 AM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] JOHN DODD/ CHRISTOPHER QUISENBERRY lead..... Marianne, Check out DODD line for clues on that "CHRISTOPHER QUISENBERRY". Amanda ========================================= I have line of RICHARD SHIPPPEY m. ELLEN MOTT. Don't know his parents but strongly suspect that RICHARD SHIPPEY had brother JAMES SHIPPIE who sold land to JOHN DODD. ======================================================= You need to check out the DODD & QUISENBERRY lines. JOHN QUISENBURY had son WILLIAM QUISNBERRY m. Elizabeth MNU. WESTMORELAND COUNTY ORDER BOOK, 1716-1718; pg 78 Westmoreland County Court 27th of November 1717 - QUISENBURY's Will proved The Last Will and Testament of JOHN QUISENBURY, deced. was presented into Court by ANN QUISENBURY, his Executrix, who made Oath thereto and being proved by the Oaths of FRANCIS QUISNEBURY and HUMPHREY POPE, two of the wittnesses thereto, is admitt to Record; And upon motion of ANNE and her performing what is usuall in such cases, Certificate is granted her for obtaining a Probate thereofin due form; And it is ordered JOHN MOTTERSHEAD, HUMPHREY POPE, CHRISTOPHER BUTLER and DANIEL FIELD or any three ofthem doe some time before the next Court value and appraise the Testator's Estate in money and make due report thereof being first sworn according to Law Mabye "Christopher Quisenberry" comes from around here? Can anyone ID this DANIEL FIELD? ======================================================= William Quisenberry had a daughter Anne Quisenberry m. JOHN DODD. QUISENBERRY, WILLIAM, Sr., 27 May 1762; 27 July 1762. Dau. Eleanor Bayn 1 shilling; grand sons Nicholas Quisenberry, John Mothershead and William Dodd 1 shilling each; son William land he lives on; daus. Anne and Elizabeth residue of estate. ===================================================== Charlene, if you're reading this might help us? I think the JOHN DODD that had wife ANNE QUSINBERRY was below JOHN DODD Jr. with wife ANN and this JOHN DODD had a FATHER JOHN DODD. 1735-1743 King George County Deed Book 2 (Antient Press); pp. 25-27 Indenture made 15th day March 1735:6 between JOHN DODD JUNIOR of King George County and ANN his wife of one part and JOSEPH SETTLE of same county .. for sum ffourteen hundred pounds of Tobacco conveyed 50 acres .. tract which his ffather JOHN DODD bought of JOHN BROWN and acknowledged in our Court to his son John Dodd & Ann his wife by Deed of Gift first August 1729 .. bounded by Swamp; line of THOMAS WHITE; main Swamp .. John Dodd Isaac Settle (sic) At a court held 2nd April 1736 .. Deed of Feeofment recorded. ============================================================ It gets confusing but I think the JOHN DODD [SR.] who bought land of JOHN BROWN could have been the JOHN DODD who was SON of RICHARD DODD and MARY of MARYLAND. JOHN DODD sold land to JAMES SHIPPIE. 1721 JOHN DODD below stated to be son and heir of RICHARD DODD of MD. I think below shows that RICHARD DODD had son JOHN DODD and maybe the below record is showing THREE GENERATIONS? ie RICHARD DODD, his son JOHN DODD and then may JOHN DODD JR. who married ANNE QUISENBERRY? -I think GEORGE DENT of MD may have been married to ANN WARREN? Charles County Land Records, Liber H#2, Page 456 25 Aug 1721; Recorded at request of George Dent, Gent.: 22 Aug 1721; Indenture from John Dod of Hanover County, Virginia, son and heir of Richard Dod of Maryland, deed; to George Dent; for £15; a parcel of 40 acres; /sf John Dod (mark); wit. Rapll. Neal, James Cotrell; ack. by John Dod and Anne his wife Aug 1721 ================================================================== 1737 This might be same JOHN DODD JR. who had wife ANNE who was a QUISENBERRY? Or possibly JOHN DODD who was FATHER of JOHN DODD Jr.? JOHN DRAKE might connect to HENRY DRAKE? JOHN QUISENBURY? 2 September 1737 The deed between William Remy of King George County, Hanover Parish, and Barbary his wife and John Dodd mentions land called Wolvepitt Neck adjacent John Quisenbury and was witnessed by John Drake, Edmd: Barker, and John Quisenbury. (Deed Abstracts of King George County, Virginia (1735-1752), Ruth and Sam Sparacio, 1987 p. 15 ============================================================= 1737 I think below JOHN DODD could be the same JOHN DODD Jr. who had wife ANNE? 1735-1743 King George County Deed Book 2 (Antient Press); p142 Know all men .. I GEORGE FISHPOOL of Parish Hanover King George County Gent. .. am bound unto JOHN DODD .. in penal sum Fourty pounds current money of Virginia .. 2nd Septemr: 1737. Condition .. if doth not trouble John Dodd concerning 50 acres by Deed .. obligation to be void .. otherwise remain .. Presence William Remey, Geo. Fishpool William Claytor (No recording date) [GEORGE FISHPOOL was last husband of MARY METCALF whose brother HENRY METCALF m. PRISCILLA SHIPPEY who had a father RICHARD SHIPPEY. I've got a RICHARD SHIPPEY m. ELLEN MOTT and no parents yet.] ================================================================ You had a CHRISTOPHER QUISENBERRY around HENRY DRAKE and THOMAS VIVION. There was the JOHN DODD Jr. who married ANNE QUISENBERRY. 1738 1738: 2:234 DEED OF SALE 25 January 1738 William Remey of Hanover Parish, planter, to Henry Drake of same. 3000-pounds tobacco and 12 pounds 10 shillings current money for two tracts of land. One 50A tract bounded by William Carter's orchard, John Dodd's spring branch, and Joseph Carpenter. One 100A tract being that land that William Sarjant left to his Godson William Witteredge and bounded by the line of William Carter's near Mattox Park, Brown's, Roe's, John Chin's and Thomas Randolfs. Signed William Remey. Delivered in presence of John Beddo, William Clator, Clapham Drake. Barbary Remey, wife of William Remey, relinquished her Right of Dower. Recorded 2 February 1738 T. Turner. 1750 OF JOHN DODD Item: I give and bequeath unto my loving wife Margaret Dodd ye bed and furniture whereon I now lie. Item: I give unto my daughter Sarah one sorrel mare. Item: I give unto my son Thomas one horse colt, and one gunn. Item: I give unto my son James my Pistols & Holsters. Item: I give unto my son Quesenbury one Long Gunn. Item: I give unto Margaret my wife two ews besides what the law allows her. Item: I leave the rest of my estate to be equally divided between my nine children which is now living and the child which my wife is now going with excepting 8 Gees I leave to my granddaughter Jane Drake and a two year old heifer to my grandson Clapham Drake and a horse and saddle called Sprite, I give to my son Quisenbury. I hereby acknowledge this to be my Last Will & Testate (sic) as Witness my hand and seale this 31st day of May 1750. His ******* John [X] Dodd *Seale* Mark ******* I appoint Henry Drake and Christopher Collins to by my hole and sole Executors. Testis Philip Peed Quesenberry Dodd [PHILIP PEED witness on Will of Benjamin Stigler whose son James Stigler m. Mildred Reeds, granddaughter of Ellen Mott m. Richard Shippey] ================================================================= I think this NATHANIEL DODD was a BROTHER of JOHN DODD JR. who had wife ANNE QUISENBERRY. These two brothers had father JOHN DODD who had to have been the SON of RICHARD DODD and MARY???? (Fauquier Co, Virginia Wills) Will of Nathaniel DODD, dated 9 May 1783. Dau Mildred PINKARD; dau Sarah GARNER, to my dau Sarah GARNER'S children; son Allen DODD; son Nathaniel; dau Hannah HAMMIT; son John; dau Elizabeth WILLIAMSON; son Benjamin; dau Mary WHEATLEY; son James; wife Sarah DODD all the remainer ... and after her death the land to be divided, the mansion house and land I give to my son Nathaniel DODD excepting the land purchased of Morgan and Waugh DARNELL his son. I give to my sons James DODD the stills; I will to Nathaniel & James one to each, James to have first choice. ... remainder wife to dispose ... as she think proper ... exors: my beloved wife Sarah, son Nathaniel, son James. wit: Daniel MARR, Martha ALLEN, Paul WILLIAMS. Proved 24 May 1784. (Fauq. Co. Wills 1759-1800; John Gott) Does anyone who what WHEATLEY that MARY DODD married? === QUISENBERRY, ANN, 23 Aug. 1773; 29 June 1779. Sister Elizabeth Quisenberry all of my estate; cousin William Dodd and Nicholas Dodd exrs. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAFAUQUI-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Listers, Sorry if my three JETT post don't make much sense, as after being bounced I tried to break it down into parts. Anyhow, I need HELP! Anything, that anyone might have on a Francis MARSHALL, please post it here. This is what I found in trying to track down the family of old John DODSON recorded in the early survey's taken in the Shenandoah Valley. "Warren County, Virginia Deed Book A" Page 356 Francis MARSHALL of Warren County, Virginia Transfer of Rights to Slaves: 1 Apr 1839, 1 Apr 1839 Whereas Jane DODSON, daughter of the late Charles DODSON of Fairfax County, Virginia was devised from her father the slave woman named Ann, then she intermarried with said Francis MARSHALL and ha by him children: Charles A. MARSHALL; Lucinda MARSHALL, now married to William SMITH; Mary Ann MARSHALL, now married to Elijah BROY and Susan MARSHALL, now said Jane (DODSON) MARSHALL died as did slave, Ann but she had a daughter named Silvia who is now in possession of said Francis MARSHALL and sid Silvia has had daughter named Arthelia and whereas said Francis MARSHALL had children (not named) from a former marriage since they might think they have rights to said slaves after the death of Francis MARSHALL and all think it is right to secure them to children of is wife Jane, for $5 said Francis MARSHALL transfers over all rights to the two slaves to said children. Signed by Francis MARSHALL Witnesses: Robert TURNER Received by Robert TURNER, CC I don't know where in Warren County they lived; but in this time frame Judge John MARSHALL and James M. MARSHALL owned a huge amount of acreage that was located on both sides of the Fauquier and Warren County lines. In 1845, ordered by the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery of Fauquier County, Virginia to a "Division of Real Estate". At that time, John MARSHALL is deceased and that part of the division goes to his heirs; but it appears James M. MARSHALL is still alive for the big event. Does anyone know if Francis MARSHALL is somehow related to this MARSHALL family? Who is this guy? Chocy

Kathleen, Maybe you can find the wills or the book of abstracts to back check the information. Good Luck, Chocy