CONCERNING PETER child of John (above) 1710-1784: 1 John JETT1 ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1685 Death: 1778, Westmoreland County, Virginia Will: 17 Oct 1771 Probate: no date given recorded in King George County, Virginia1 1"King George County, Virginia Will Abstracts 1752-1780" John JETT Will: 17 Oct 1771 Probate: date not given This 17th day of Oct. 1771 {next record is 1778} Named as his widow: Gladis JETT (died 1778). She was of Westmoreland, but her will is recorded in King George County, Virginia. Named as his sons: Peter and Francis Named as his grandson: John, the son of Peter Named as his daughters: Nancy HARDWICK and Elizabeth MOTHERSHEAD Named as his son-in-law: William PIPER 1"Westmoreland Deed Book" John JETT Gift of Property: 29 Mar. 1754; 26 Nov. 1754. Son John land in King George Sons Peter and Francis land and mill in Westmoreland Daughters: Mary, Elizabeth and Anne JETT to have negroes. Spouse: Gladys SPIELMANN/SPILLMAN1 Marr: 1705, Richmond County, Virginia1 Children: John (1708-) Peter (1710-1784) Anne (1712-1798) Elizabeth (1714-) Mary (1716-) Anne "Nancy" (1718-) Francis (1720-1800)

This is what I have from the following source: “Charles County, Maryland 1658-1758; "The First 100 Years"; Wills, Court, Church, Land, Inventories & Accounts,” Includes early Northern Neck Virginia records for counties bordering the Rappahannock and Potomac Rivers, Marshall Hall/mrmarsha2004@yahoo.com, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, Last update: 17 Oct 2009. 1 John JETT1 ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1685 Death: 1778, Westmoreland County, Virginia Will: 17 Oct 1771 Probate: no date given recorded in King George County, Virginia1 1"King George County, Virginia Will Abstracts 1752-1780" John JETT Will: 17 Oct 1771 Probate: date not given This 17th day of Oct. 1771 {next record is 1778} Named as his widow: Gladis JETT (died 1778). She was of Westmoreland, but her will is recorded in King George County, Virginia. Named as his sons: Peter and Francis Named as his grandson: John, the son of Peter Named as his daughters: Nancy HARDWICK and Elizabeth MOTHERSHEAD Named as his son-in-law: William PIPER 1"Westmoreland Deed Book" John JETT Gift of Property: 29 Mar. 1754; 26 Nov. 1754. Son John land in King George Sons Peter and Francis land and mill in Westmoreland Daughters: Mary, Elizabeth and Anne JETT to have negroes. Spouse: Gladys SPIELMANN/SPILLMAN1 Marr: 1705, Richmond County, Virginia1 Children: John (1708-) Peter (1710-1784) Anne (1712-1798) Elizabeth (1714-) Mary (1716-) Anne "Nancy" (1718-) Francis (1720-1800)

This is John's son and Peter's brother: 1.1 John JETT1 ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1708, Westmoreland County, Virginia 1Gladis (widow of John) Jett died 1778. She was of Westmoreland, but her will is recorded in King George Co. Sons: Peter and Francis; grandson John, son of Peter; daughters: Nancy Hardwick, and Elizabeth Mothershead; son-in-law, William Piper. John Jett died, testate, Culpeper County, 1771. Sons: Stephen, John (d. 1808), James (d. 1795), and William ; daughters Elizabeth Roach, Margaret Butler and Mary Tapp. His will was (dated 1763 and probated 1771.) John Jett appointed Road Surveyor vice Dickie Latham, Culpeper County, 1763. John Jett and Frederick Fishback, "with their gangs to clear the road out. of the road that leads front Freeman's to Grinnil's Ford near the school house by Gillison's to his mill," Culpeper County, 1764. === 1743-1752 King George County Deed Book 3 (Antient Press) pp. 81-84 Indenture made 1st/2nd October 1745 between JOHN JETT King George County and Brunswick Parish Planter and the Reverend DANIEL McDONALD Minister of the said Parish of Brunswick .. by deeds of lease & release .. for One hundred and fifty pounds current money of Virginia sold 200 acres on branches of Muddy Creek bounded with lands of HENRY FITZHUGH Esqr., FARQ: MATTHEWSON, JAMES STROTHER & the Gleeb land of Brunswick Parish being the land whereon said John Jett now lives being conveyed to sd Jett by deeds of lease & release from MASON FRENCH and is part of the land granted by Grand Pattent of JOHN & GEORGE MOTTS relation being thereunto had .. Presence Samuel Donne, John Jett Wm. Rowley, Cha: Deane At a court held 4th October 1745 .. Then came John Jett and ANN his wife acknowledged deed .. Ann Jett being Solely & privily examined .. Know all men .. I JOHN JETT .. au bound unto Reverend Daniel McDonald .. in sum Three hundred pounds current money of Virginia .. 2nd October 1745. Condition .. if keep all covenants .. this obligation to be void .. or stand .. Presence Samuel Donne, Wm. Rowley, Cha: Deane John Jett At a court held 4th October 1745 .. Bond recorded. Children: James (1729-1797) Stephen (1731-) John (1733-1808) William (1735-) Elizabeth (1737-) Margaret (1739-) Mary (1741-)

Thanks Chocky. Kathleen Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] John JETT, Sr. > Kathleen, > Maybe you can find the wills or the book of abstracts to back check > the information. > Good Luck, > Chocy > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Chocky, thank you for sending these. The information that Marianne sent seems to dispute this. I don't know enough about all these confusing Jetts to know which is right. Kathleen > > CONCERNING PETER child of John (above) 1710-1784: > 1 John JETT1 > ---------------------------------------- > Birth: 1685 > Death: 1778, Westmoreland County, Virginia Will: 17 Oct 1771 > Probate: no date given recorded in King George County, Virginia1 > 1"King George County, Virginia Will Abstracts 1752-1780" > John JETT > Will: 17 Oct 1771 > Probate: date not given > This 17th day of Oct. 1771 {next record is 1778} > Named as his widow: Gladis JETT (died 1778). She was of Westmoreland, but > her will is recorded in King George County, Virginia. > Named as his sons: Peter and Francis > Named as his grandson: John, the son of Peter > Named as his daughters: Nancy HARDWICK and Elizabeth MOTHERSHEAD > Named as his son-in-law: William PIPER > 1"Westmoreland Deed Book" > John JETT > Gift of Property: 29 Mar. 1754; 26 Nov. 1754. > Son John land in King George > Sons Peter and Francis land and mill in Westmoreland > Daughters: Mary, Elizabeth and Anne JETT to have negroes. > Spouse: Gladys SPIELMANN/SPILLMAN1 > Marr: 1705, Richmond County, Virginia1 > Children: John (1708-) > Peter (1710-1784) > Anne (1712-1798) > Elizabeth (1714-) > Mary (1716-) > Anne "Nancy" (1718-) > Francis (1720-1800) > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Wow! that was fast. Thank you Marrianne. This supports my idea that James father was Peter Jett and that Peter's father was Francis who married Sarah Saxton/Ashton. Kathleen >I found this but I can't vouch for it... Marianne Dillow > ************************************************************************************************************************************************** > > JAMES Jett was the father of William Jett, 1763-1851, Virginia militia > during the Revolutionary War, whose sons emigrated to Illinois. > > Our JAMES Jett was the son of the Peter Jett who died in King George > County, Virginia, in 1758. Court records show that this Peter’s estate was > divided among his widow, who received her one-third allowance; and five > children, who received equal shares of the remaining two thirds. Two of > the children were still minors, so Ann Jett (probably the widow) was > appointed guardian, with Thomas Jett as bondsman. (Was this the notable > Col. Thomas Jett?) The adult children were JAMES, the oldest; William, and > Mary. > > Page 18 of “Jett Trails Revisited” (JTR) shows that the Peter Jett who > died in King George County in 1758 was married to Rebecca Bowen. I doubt > it. It also shows that his son James Jett was born in 1743; this is > incorrect, because we know that James was an adult by 1758. It confuses > this James Jett with the James Jett who died in Culpeper County, Virginia, > in about 1805. The Culpeper James Jett was the son of John Jett, one of > the King George County/ Stafford County “Muddy Creek” Jetts (more on that, > in a later post) who then moved to Culpeper County in the 1740s. > > JAMES Jett of Fauquier County leased land from Lord Fairfax in 1763, by > which time he was married and had a son (William). This would be > consistent with him having reached the age of 26 – in other words, a > birthdate in about 1737. > > There is another James Jett lurking in early Virginia: JTR shows a James > Jett, also born in King George County, died in 1795, as the son of John > Jett and Ann Wells. He is supposed to have fathered (in 1792, only three > years before his death) a son, Francis Jett, who died in Bond County in > 1859. (Page 45, JTR.) There is no indication of the source for this > record, and it doesn’t make much sense. > > What is the lineage of Peter Jett, father of my JAMES Jett? JTR (Page 18) > shows Peter is the son of John Jett and Gladis Spillman – this John Jett > being the son of William Jett and grandson of the immigrant Peter Jett. > Again, I doubt it. JTR shows that this Gladis Spillman Jett died in 1778, > but the records show her estate probated in King George County by 1771, a > more realistic date for someone married in about 1715 with children born > in the 1720s. (JTR shows that Peter, born in 1710, was the oldest child of > John and Gladis, married about 1715. Interesting.) > > Instead, I would suggest that this PETER Jett was the son of Francis Jett, > brother of the John Jett who married Gladis. When Francis (son of William, > grandson of Peter) died in about 1722, his (probably second) wife > Elizabeth was appointed to administer his estate. However, by a 1724 > chancery order, “Suspend is given to William Jett against Elizabeth Jett > for himself, his brother PETER Jett, brother Francis Jett, sister > Elizabeth Jett, sister Margaret Jett and his sister Ann Jett.” This PETER > Jett is not listed in JTR (page 18), but he fits in there quite nicely, > and the Peter Jett shown to be the son of John and Gladis doesn’t fit very > well at all. > > The 1724 court order shows that William was the oldest son of Francis, > which makes sense because Francis’s father was a William. It also makes > sense that William’s son Thomas would be security for the guardianship of > his uncle PETER’s minor children, who would be his cousins. > > Another reason it doesn’t make sense for this PETER to be the son of John > and Gladis, is that Gladis did not die until 1771, when she left bequests > to her sons John and Peter, and her grandson Peter, son of her son John. > By 1771, the Peter who left five children had been dead for 13 years. > > The Peter Jett who married Rebecca Bowen was another of the “Muddy Creek” > Jetts. He leased land in King George County in 1737 for his life and the > life of his wife Rebecca and his son Francis. This Peter died in 1784, > survived by sons Francis and William. He may be the Peter who was the son > of John and Gladis, since he was still living in 1771 when Gladis died. > Also, in 1767 a Peter Jett was appointed guardian for a John Bowen in King > George County. This is more consistent with the Peter who died in 1784 > being married to Rebecca Bowen, rather than the Peter who died in 1758 > being married to her. > > > Aug 17, 2010 12:05:11 PM, vafauqui@rootsweb.com wrote: > >> >>Francis Jett ca 1683 and Sarah Saxton/Ashton had a son Peter who married >>Anne, last name unknown. They had a son James Jett b ca 1735 who married >>Elizabeth, last name unknown. >> >>Does anyone know who Peter's wife Anne was and who James's wife Elizabeth >> >>was? >> >>Kathleen Rogalla >> >> >> >>------------------------------- >>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 >> > > > ------------------------------- > 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 found this but I can't vouch for it... Marianne Dillow ************************************************************************************************************************************************** JAMES Jett was the father of William Jett, 1763-1851, Virginia militia during the Revolutionary War, whose sons emigrated to Illinois. Our JAMES Jett was the son of the Peter Jett who died in King George County, Virginia, in 1758. Court records show that this Peter’s estate was divided among his widow, who received her one-third allowance; and five children, who received equal shares of the remaining two thirds. Two of the children were still minors, so Ann Jett (probably the widow) was appointed guardian, with Thomas Jett as bondsman. (Was this the notable Col. Thomas Jett?) The adult children were JAMES, the oldest; William, and Mary. Page 18 of “Jett Trails Revisited” (JTR) shows that the Peter Jett who died in King George County in 1758 was married to Rebecca Bowen. I doubt it. It also shows that his son James Jett was born in 1743; this is incorrect, because we know that James was an adult by 1758. It confuses this James Jett with the James Jett who died in Culpeper County, Virginia, in about 1805. The Culpeper James Jett was the son of John Jett, one of the King George County/ Stafford County “Muddy Creek” Jetts (more on that, in a later post) who then moved to Culpeper County in the 1740s. JAMES Jett of Fauquier County leased land from Lord Fairfax in 1763, by which time he was married and had a son (William). This would be consistent with him having reached the age of 26 – in other words, a birthdate in about 1737. There is another James Jett lurking in early Virginia: JTR shows a James Jett, also born in King George County, died in 1795, as the son of John Jett and Ann Wells. He is supposed to have fathered (in 1792, only three years before his death) a son, Francis Jett, who died in Bond County in 1859. (Page 45, JTR.) There is no indication of the source for this record, and it doesn’t make much sense. What is the lineage of Peter Jett, father of my JAMES Jett? JTR (Page 18) shows Peter is the son of John Jett and Gladis Spillman – this John Jett being the son of William Jett and grandson of the immigrant Peter Jett. Again, I doubt it. JTR shows that this Gladis Spillman Jett died in 1778, but the records show her estate probated in King George County by 1771, a more realistic date for someone married in about 1715 with children born in the 1720s. (JTR shows that Peter, born in 1710, was the oldest child of John and Gladis, married about 1715. Interesting.) Instead, I would suggest that this PETER Jett was the son of Francis Jett, brother of the John Jett who married Gladis. When Francis (son of William, grandson of Peter) died in about 1722, his (probably second) wife Elizabeth was appointed to administer his estate. However, by a 1724 chancery order, “Suspend is given to William Jett against Elizabeth Jett for himself, his brother PETER Jett, brother Francis Jett, sister Elizabeth Jett, sister Margaret Jett and his sister Ann Jett.” This PETER Jett is not listed in JTR (page 18), but he fits in there quite nicely, and the Peter Jett shown to be the son of John and Gladis doesn’t fit very well at all. The 1724 court order shows that William was the oldest son of Francis, which makes sense because Francis’s father was a William. It also makes sense that William’s son Thomas would be security for the guardianship of his uncle PETER’s minor children, who would be his cousins. Another reason it doesn’t make sense for this PETER to be the son of John and Gladis, is that Gladis did not die until 1771, when she left bequests to her sons John and Peter, and her grandson Peter, son of her son John. By 1771, the Peter who left five children had been dead for 13 years. The Peter Jett who married Rebecca Bowen was another of the “Muddy Creek” Jetts. He leased land in King George County in 1737 for his life and the life of his wife Rebecca and his son Francis. This Peter died in 1784, survived by sons Francis and William. He may be the Peter who was the son of John and Gladis, since he was still living in 1771 when Gladis died. Also, in 1767 a Peter Jett was appointed guardian for a John Bowen in King George County. This is more consistent with the Peter who died in 1784 being married to Rebecca Bowen, rather than the Peter who died in 1758 being married to her. Aug 17, 2010 12:05:11 PM, vafauqui@rootsweb.com wrote: > >Francis Jett ca 1683 and Sarah Saxton/Ashton had a son Peter who married >Anne, last name unknown. They had a son James Jett b ca 1735 who married >Elizabeth, last name unknown. > >Does anyone know who Peter's wife Anne was and who James's wife Elizabeth > >was? > >Kathleen Rogalla > > > >------------------------------- >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 >

Francis Jett ca 1683 and Sarah Saxton/Ashton had a son Peter who married Anne, last name unknown. They had a son James Jett b ca 1735 who married Elizabeth, last name unknown. Does anyone know who Peter's wife Anne was and who James's wife Elizabeth was? Kathleen Rogalla

Thanks Amanda, These individuals are leading into the first generations of the Quisenberry's Marianne Aug 17, 2010 10:34:16 AM, vafauqui@rootsweb.com wrote: >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. >

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.

Hi Marianne, We sure do travel in similar circles. LOL! I've been seeing a Thomas Vivion in records around people I'm chasing. Had an idea to offer here about tracking Christopher Quisenbury. CHRISTOPHER QUISENBURY you mention below was around THO. JETT. Memo: Wheras Henry Drake hasa Lease dated 19th Nov 1733 for twenty years clear of any rent... sd Drake complying with the Lease in every particular 15th Oct 1747 Signed: Thos. Vivion Presence: M. Robinson, John Triplett, CHRISTOR. QUISENBURY, Harry Turner, Clapham Richardson, Tho. Jett I think THO. JETT was married to ELIZABETH STORKE 1757 in Westmoreland Co. Va. Elizabeth died and he remarried SUSANNAH 'SUKEY' WASHINGTON about 1774 in Westmoreland Co. Va. This is really twisting you back around but THOMAS JETT seems to have been SON of WILLIAM JETT and ANNE WHITE. I believe ANN WHITE was d/o GEORGE WHITE m. ELIZABETH BURKETT. ELIZABETH BURKETT was d/o JOHN BURKETT and ANN MILLS. I had found a THOMAS VIVION in below record with GEORGE WHITE who I believe was the one married to ELIZABETH BURKETT. I'm chasing MARY BURKETT who married 1st NEB. JONES, 2nd ? BROCK. I was seeing this THOMAS VIVION around some of my collats and chasing this name down as well. Is below Thomas Vivion your line? Thanks, Amanda KING GEORGE COUNTY ORDERS 1721-1723 King George County Court 1st of September 1721; pg 15 - JOHN SPICER by his Petition setting forth that he has intention to build a Mill on PAINE's DAM in the County aforesaid, but cannot proceed by .reason that JOHN VIVION and ELIZABETH his Wife, THOMAS VIVION and FRANCES his Wife, MARTHA THACKER and LETTICE THACKER, Spinsters, do own the land on the other side the said Creek and will not sell him an acres thereof; Whereupon it is considered by the Court and accordingly ordered that CORNELIUS EDMUNDS, THOMAS BROCK, GEORGE WHITE and JOHN GILBERT or any two of them being first sworn before some justices of the Peace for this County some time before the next Court to be held for the said County layoff and value an acre of the said JOHN VIVION and ELIZABITH his Wife, THOMAS VIVION and FRANCES his Wife, MARTHA THACKER and LITfICE THACKER Spinsters Land convenient on the said CREEK for the said JOHN SPICERs building a Mill thereon as aforesd. not taking away any Houses Orchards or the immediate conveniences of the parties aforesd. And that they report their proceeding to the next Court 1753-1773 King George Co., Va - Deed Book; pp. 507-510 Indenture made 18th/19th October 1762 between JOHN ORR & SUSANNA his wife of parish Washington in county Westmoreland and THOS. JETT of parish Hanover in county King George .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum Three hundred and eighteen pounds nine shillings current money of Virginia .. sold 386 acres of land adjoyning to the upper part of Thomas Jett land which land John Orr purchased of Major Thomas Vivian some time in the year 1760 .. Presence Simon Triplett, John Orr Chas. Triplett, Chas. Deane. [I think Charles Deane was grandson named in Will of Mary [Burkett] JONES, BROCK proved 1744 in KGC. MARY's will had witnesses JOHN JONES [brother of Ann Jones], Margaret Vivion and Thomas Vivion. Wondering who they were?] John Richardson At a court held 3rd March 1763 .. Deeds of lease and release .. admitted to record.

Amanda, This is my line that you gave me.. I didn't have this one... John Vivion and Elizabeth Thacker are my grandparents.... Thomas and Martha are siblings of his. >KING GEORGE COUNTY ORDERS 1721-1723 >King George County Court 1st of September 1721; pg 15 >- JOHN SPICER by his Petition setting forth that he has intention to build a >Mill on PAINE's DAM in the County aforesaid, but cannot proceed by .reason that >JOHN VIVION and ELIZABETH his Wife, THOMAS VIVION and FRANCES his Wife, MARTHA THACKER >and LETTICE THACKER, Spinsters, do own the land on the other side the said Creek >and will not sell him an acres thereof; Whereupon it is considered by the Court >and accordingly ordered that CORNELIUS EDMUNDS, THOMAS BROCK, GEORGE WHITE and JOHN >GILBERT or any two of them being first sworn before some justices of the Peace >for this County some time before the next Court to be held for the said County >layoff and value an acre of the said JOHN VIVION and ELIZABITH his Wife, THOMAS >VIVION and FRANCES his Wife, MARTHA THACKER and LITfICE THACKER Spinsters Land convenient >on the said CREEK for the said JOHN SPICERs building a Mill thereon as aforesd. >not taking away any Houses Orchards or the immediate conveniences of the parties >aforesd. And that they report their proceeding to the next Court *********************************************************************************************************************************************** Here are some more records I just found: 2 September 1737 John Drake and John Quisenbury witnessed the deed of William Remy of Hanover Parish to John Dodd for land adjacent John Quisenberry. (Land Records of King George County Virginia 1721-1743, Sue Ann Damron, Willow Bend Books, 1999, p. 177) 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 28 July 1738 The settlement of the estate of Willm. Grant Junr., deceased notes money paid to Elliner Carter, Humphry Qyisenbury, William Remy, Henry Drake, James Drake among others. (Land Records of King George County Virginia 1721-1743, Sue Ann Damron, Willow Bend Books, 1999, p. 188) Henry Drake witnessed the 25 March 1748 deed of George Ball and Ann his wife of County Northumberland to Thomas Vivion. (Deed Abstracts of King George County, Virginia (1735-1752), Ruth and Sam Sparacio, 1987 p. 95) The Mothershead line marries into the Quisenberry line in the earliest generations in Va..... To all People to whom this present Writing shall come, I Eleanor Mothershead of Parish of Washington and County of Westmoreland send Greeting. Know ye that I Eleanor Mothershead in consideration of sum of twelve pounds current money of Virginia and five hundred pounds of tobacco already to me in hand paid by my well beloved friend, Richard Drake of the parish of Hanover in County of King George, and the payment of five hundred pounds of tobacco on the twenty fifth day of December which shall be in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty seven and every year thereafter on the twenty fifth of December during my natural life and for other good causes and valuable considerations me thereunto moving hath and by these presents do grant and confirm unto Richard Drake all that parcel of land scituate in the Parish of Washington and Countyof Westmoreland containing fifty acres, together with three negroes, to wit Sam, Bess, and Moll, the same being my dower and thi! rds of the lands and slaves whereof my late husband, Christopher Mothershead died seized and possessed; to have and to hold the parcel of land and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging together with the three slaves to Richard Drake during my natural life and Eleanor Mothershead doth covenant and agree with Richard Drake that all the lands and premiseswith their appurtenances together with the three negroes unto Richard Drake against the claim of Eleanor Mothershead and every other person during her natural life shall warrant and defend by these presents; and further know ye that I Eleanor Mothershead have put Richard Drake in peaceable and quiet possession of the land together with the three negroes; in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 12th day of June Anno Domini 1755. Sealed and delivered in presence of Thos: Jett Eleanor (x) Mothershead Henry Drake Thos: Drake Received of Richard Drake the within mentioned sum of twelve pounds current money of Virginia and five hundred pounds of tobacco; witness my hand this 12th day of June 1755. Court 24 June 1755 Marianne

Hey Amanda, how are you. LOL ?? We travel in the same circles but never connect. My lineage is as follows: i. John Vivion I 1655-1705 in Middlesex Co., Va, m Margaret Smith ii. John Vivion II 1681-17022 Middlesex Co., Va married Elizabeth Thacker, dau of Henry Thacker, Jr.. this line goes back to my Henry Thacker and Eltonhead Conway and Edwin Conway and Martha Eltonhead grandparents. iii. John Vivion III 1714-1791 born in Middlesex Co., Va and died in Fayette Co., Ky m to Jane Smith. Thomas Vivion is a brother. iv. Elizabeth Vivion m Vivion Daniel 1726-1803 born in Middlesex Co., Va but lived in Orange Co., Va before moving to Clark Co., Ky where he died. I just found this record after I posted the first one: 27 September 1775 The indenture between James Quisenberry and Ann his wife of parish of Washington in County Westmoreland and Charles Deane of parish Hanover county of King George was witnessed by Thomas Drake among others. (Deed Abstracts of King George County, Virginia 1773-1783, Ruth and Sam Sparacio, 1994 p. 47-48) Wonder what the kinship is of James and Christopher Quisenberry. ?? Also, good news on the DNA testing on my Moses Cushenbery that died in Bourbon Co., Ky in 1792. DNA results are not completely back yet but results so far shows he could be a Va Quisenberry around the time of Aaron Quisenberry, Sr that died in Caroline Co., Va. but it is still too early to claim kinsmanship as we still have more results to come from the DNA lab. We are comparing our results on Moses with a Quisenberry man that can prove his descent from Aaron. Sr. Just a few more weeks and we will have a answer one way or the other after 29 years of research. Thought I would throw that in. It could fall apart as more results come in but it looks good right now. Thanks for the info. I will look it over and see what clicks. :) Marianne **************************************************************************************************************************************** Aug 16, 2010 10:28:27 PM, vafauqui@rootsweb.com wrote: >Hi Marianne, > >We sure do travel in similar circles. LOL! >I've been seeing a Thomas Vivion in records around people I'm chasing. >Had an idea to offer here about tracking Christopher Quisenbury. > >CHRISTOPHER QUISENBURY you mention below was around THO. JETT. > >Memo: Wheras Henry Drake hasa Lease dated 19th Nov 1733 for twenty years clear >of any rent... sd Drake complying with the Lease in every particular 15th Oct 1747 >Signed: Thos. Vivion >Presence: M. Robinson, John Triplett, CHRISTOR. QUISENBURY, Harry Turner, Clapham >Richardson, Tho. Jett > >I think THO. JETT was married to ELIZABETH STORKE 1757 in Westmoreland Co. Va. >Elizabeth died and he remarried SUSANNAH 'SUKEY' WASHINGTON about 1774 >in Westmoreland Co. Va. > >This is really twisting you back around but THOMAS JETT seems to have been SON >of WILLIAM JETT and ANNE WHITE. >I believe ANN WHITE was d/o GEORGE WHITE m. ELIZABETH BURKETT. > >ELIZABETH BURKETT was d/o JOHN BURKETT and ANN MILLS. >I had found a THOMAS VIVION in below record with GEORGE WHITE who I believe >was the one married to ELIZABETH BURKETT. >I'm chasing MARY BURKETT who married 1st NEB. JONES, 2nd ? BROCK. >I was seeing this THOMAS VIVION around some of my collats and chasing this name >down as well. > >Is below Thomas Vivion your line? > >Thanks, >Amanda > >KING GEORGE COUNTY ORDERS 1721-1723 >King George County Court 1st of September 1721; pg 15 >- JOHN SPICER by his Petition setting forth that he has intention to build a >Mill on PAINE's DAM in the County aforesaid, but cannot proceed by .reason that >JOHN VIVION and ELIZABETH his Wife, THOMAS VIVION and FRANCES his Wife, MARTHA THACKER >and LETTICE THACKER, Spinsters, do own the land on the other side the said Creek >and will not sell him an acres thereof; Whereupon it is considered by the Court >and accordingly ordered that CORNELIUS EDMUNDS, THOMAS BROCK, GEORGE WHITE and JOHN >GILBERT or any two of them being first sworn before some justices of the Peace >for this County some time before the next Court to be held for the said County >layoff and value an acre of the said JOHN VIVION and ELIZABITH his Wife, THOMAS >VIVION and FRANCES his Wife, MARTHA THACKER and LITfICE THACKER Spinsters Land convenient >on the said CREEK for the said JOHN SPICERs building a Mill thereon as aforesd. >not taking away any Houses Orchards or the immediate conveniences of the parties >aforesd. And that they report their proceeding to the next Court > > >1753-1773 King George Co., Va - Deed Book; pp. 507-510 >Indenture made 18th/19th October 1762 between JOHN ORR & SUSANNA his wife >of parish Washington in county Westmoreland and THOS. JETT of parish Hanover in >county King George .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum Three hundred and >eighteen pounds nine shillings current money of Virginia .. sold 386 acres of land >adjoyning to the upper part of Thomas Jett land which land John Orr purchased of >Major Thomas Vivian some time in the year 1760 .. >Presence Simon Triplett, John Orr >Chas. Triplett, Chas. Deane. [I think Charles Deane was grandson named in Will >of Mary [Burkett] JONES, BROCK proved 1744 in KGC. MARY's will had witnesses >JOHN JONES [brother of Ann Jones], Margaret Vivion and Thomas Vivion. Wondering >who they were?] >John Richardson >At a court held 3rd March 1763 .. Deeds of lease and release .. admitted to >record. > > >

I descend from John Vivion I, II and III and Elizabeth Vivion who married Vivion Daniels. There is a Thomas Vivion who is a brother to John Vivion. I am wondering who is the CHRISTOPHER QUISENBURY in the record of Deed Abstracts of King George Co., Va 1735-1752. Indenture made 14th/15th Oct 1747 between William Harding and his wife Sarah of county Northumberland of one part & THOMAS VIVION of County King George... by deeds of lease and release... for Five hundred pounds of current money of Virginia sold 115 acres in Hanover Parish King George County... Harding has a Quarter wheron Henry Drake lives of which said land was bequeathed unto said Sarah by the Last Will and Testament of JOSEPH BALL dated 19th Oct 1720 and duly recorded in County Court of Northumberland.. Signed: William and Sarah Harding Presence: M. Robinsin, CHRISTOR. QUISENBURY, Harry Turner, Clapham Richarsson, Tho. Jett Memo: Wheras Henry Drake hasa Lease dated 19th Nov 1733 for twenty years clear of any rent... sd Drake complying with the Lease in every particular 15th Oct 1747 Signed: Thos. Vivion Presence: M. Robinson, John Triplett, CHRISTOR. QUISENBURY, Harry Turner, Clapham Richardson, Tho. Jett I am wondering if anyone knows who Christopher Quisenbury is and how he fits into the Virginia Quisenberry family. I have seen a mention of a Christopher Quisenberry that was in Charles Co., Md for awhile but may have been from Virginia. Any info would greatly be appreciated. Marianne Dillow Illinois .

Yes, to do DNA testing there has to be a male descendant to test and it also helps to prove his descent as far as he can go on his family by the paper trail. There are surname groups at DNA companies where one can do DNA testing to see who they match with in that particular surname. In our family we have a male Cushenberry to test and the Quisenberry family has two males who have done their DNA testing so we are waiting for the results on my line to see if it matches with the Quisenberry line or not. I am not going to exhume any dead body to prove a lineage. LOL !! Marianne Dillow Aug 15, 2010 09:03:39 PM, vafauqui@rootsweb.com wrote: > >Oh I understand, but your e-mail seemed to imply that you might have exhumed >the subject who died in 1792. I guess what you were saying is you submitted yDNA >from a male who was a proven descendant of the subject?? > >> Date: Sun, 15 Aug 2010 13:18:43 -0500 >> From: marlowest155@verizon.net >> To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] DNA testing >> >> We got a male to test from my line and one from the Quisenberry's >from Va. If they match from the DNA kit and the lab at the company they are kin. >If they don't match they are not kin. People are doing it all the time on brick >walls. It takes a male to test. :) >> >> Marianne Dillow >> >> >> Aug 15, 2010 01:12:31 PM, vafauqui@rootsweb.com wrote: >> >> > >> >>Curiously, how are you testing the yDNA of a person who died in >1792??? >> > >> > >> > Date: Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:43:37 -0500 >> >> From: marlowest155@verizon.net >> >> To: vaorange@rootsweb.com >> >> CC: vacaroli@rootsweb.com; vafauqui@rootsweb.com; vastaffo@rootsweb.com; vaculpep@rootsweb.com >> >> Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Ragland, Bush and Quisenberry >> >> >> >> We are still waiting on the DNA results on Moses Cushenberry that >died >> >in Bourbon Co., Ky in 1792 to see if he matches with the Aaron Quisenberry, >Sr. >> >family in Va or not whose sons are Rev. James Quisenberry and his >brother John >> >A. Quisenberry that was in Clark Co., Ky. >> >> >> >> While doing some research I found something very interesting. >My 8th great >> >grandparents are Evan Ragland Sr that married Susanna Pettus daughter >of Stephen >> >Pettus. Evan Ragland was born 1656 in St. Decumens, Somerset Co., England >and died >> >30 May 1717 in New Kent Co., Va. I descend from their son Stephen Ragland >who died >> >1747 in Northampton Co., NC and his daughter Agnes Ragland who first >married Ephraim >> >Merritt and after he died she married my grandfather Joseph Langston. >This family >> >moved to Logan Co., Ky. >> >> >> >> This is by other researchers : >> >> >> >> In Clark Co., Ky,. Nathaniel Thomas Ragland married Sallie Quisenberry > >> >daughter of Rev. James Quisenberry and Jane Burris. He was born 16 >Mar 1801in Clark >> >Co., Ky. and died 19 Sep 1882 in Clark County, Ky. >> >> >> >> He had a brother William Harrison Ragland that married Sallie >Bush Quisenberry >> >20 Aug 1832 who is the daughter of Colby Burris Quisenberry and Lucy >Bush. >> >> >> >> These Quisenberry's are not kin to me as I know of yet until >the DNA >> >results come back but these Ragland men would be distant cousins of >my Ragland line >> >from Evan Ragland, Sr and Susanna Pettus of Virginia. >> >> >> >> Marianne Dillow >> >> Illinois >> >> >

Oh I understand, but your e-mail seemed to imply that you might have exhumed the subject who died in 1792. I guess what you were saying is you submitted yDNA from a male who was a proven descendant of the subject?? > Date: Sun, 15 Aug 2010 13:18:43 -0500 > From: marlowest155@verizon.net > To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] DNA testing > > We got a male to test from my line and one from the Quisenberry's from Va. If they match from the DNA kit and the lab at the company they are kin. If they don't match they are not kin. People are doing it all the time on brick walls. It takes a male to test. :) > > Marianne Dillow > > > Aug 15, 2010 01:12:31 PM, vafauqui@rootsweb.com wrote: > > > > >>Curiously, how are you testing the yDNA of a person who died in 1792??? > > > > > > Date: Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:43:37 -0500 > >> From: marlowest155@verizon.net > >> To: vaorange@rootsweb.com > >> CC: vacaroli@rootsweb.com; vafauqui@rootsweb.com; vastaffo@rootsweb.com; vaculpep@rootsweb.com > >> Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Ragland, Bush and Quisenberry > >> > >> We are still waiting on the DNA results on Moses Cushenberry that died > >in Bourbon Co., Ky in 1792 to see if he matches with the Aaron Quisenberry, Sr. > >family in Va or not whose sons are Rev. James Quisenberry and his brother John > >A. Quisenberry that was in Clark Co., Ky. > >> > >> While doing some research I found something very interesting. My 8th great > >grandparents are Evan Ragland Sr that married Susanna Pettus daughter of Stephen > >Pettus. Evan Ragland was born 1656 in St. Decumens, Somerset Co., England and died > >30 May 1717 in New Kent Co., Va. I descend from their son Stephen Ragland who died > >1747 in Northampton Co., NC and his daughter Agnes Ragland who first married Ephraim > >Merritt and after he died she married my grandfather Joseph Langston. This family > >moved to Logan Co., Ky. > >> > >> This is by other researchers : > >> > >> In Clark Co., Ky,. Nathaniel Thomas Ragland married Sallie Quisenberry > >daughter of Rev. James Quisenberry and Jane Burris. He was born 16 Mar 1801in Clark > >Co., Ky. and died 19 Sep 1882 in Clark County, Ky. > >> > >> He had a brother William Harrison Ragland that married Sallie Bush Quisenberry > >20 Aug 1832 who is the daughter of Colby Burris Quisenberry and Lucy Bush. > >> > >> These Quisenberry's are not kin to me as I know of yet until the DNA > >results come back but these Ragland men would be distant cousins of my Ragland line > >from Evan Ragland, Sr and Susanna Pettus of Virginia. > >> > >> Marianne Dillow > >> Illinois > >> > >> ------------------------------- > >> 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 > > > > > >------------------------------- > >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 > > > > ------------------------------- > 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

Thanks for sharing. This brought tears to my eyes and wonder at the interstrength of those that fought for what they believed. Thanks again, Chocy

We got a male to test from my line and one from the Quisenberry's from Va. If they match from the DNA kit and the lab at the company they are kin. If they don't match they are not kin. People are doing it all the time on brick walls. It takes a male to test. :) Marianne Dillow Aug 15, 2010 01:12:31 PM, vafauqui@rootsweb.com wrote: > >>Curiously, how are you testing the yDNA of a person who died in 1792??? > > > Date: Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:43:37 -0500 >> From: marlowest155@verizon.net >> To: vaorange@rootsweb.com >> CC: vacaroli@rootsweb.com; vafauqui@rootsweb.com; vastaffo@rootsweb.com; vaculpep@rootsweb.com >> Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Ragland, Bush and Quisenberry >> >> We are still waiting on the DNA results on Moses Cushenberry that died >in Bourbon Co., Ky in 1792 to see if he matches with the Aaron Quisenberry, Sr. >family in Va or not whose sons are Rev. James Quisenberry and his brother John >A. Quisenberry that was in Clark Co., Ky. >> >> While doing some research I found something very interesting. My 8th great >grandparents are Evan Ragland Sr that married Susanna Pettus daughter of Stephen >Pettus. Evan Ragland was born 1656 in St. Decumens, Somerset Co., England and died >30 May 1717 in New Kent Co., Va. I descend from their son Stephen Ragland who died >1747 in Northampton Co., NC and his daughter Agnes Ragland who first married Ephraim >Merritt and after he died she married my grandfather Joseph Langston. This family >moved to Logan Co., Ky. >> >> This is by other researchers : >> >> In Clark Co., Ky,. Nathaniel Thomas Ragland married Sallie Quisenberry >daughter of Rev. James Quisenberry and Jane Burris. He was born 16 Mar 1801in Clark >Co., Ky. and died 19 Sep 1882 in Clark County, Ky. >> >> He had a brother William Harrison Ragland that married Sallie Bush Quisenberry >20 Aug 1832 who is the daughter of Colby Burris Quisenberry and Lucy Bush. >> >> These Quisenberry's are not kin to me as I know of yet until the DNA >results come back but these Ragland men would be distant cousins of my Ragland line >from Evan Ragland, Sr and Susanna Pettus of Virginia. >> >> Marianne Dillow >> Illinois >> >> ------------------------------- >> 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 > > >------------------------------- >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 >

Curiously, how are you testing the yDNA of a person who died in 1792??? > Date: Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:43:37 -0500 > From: marlowest155@verizon.net > To: vaorange@rootsweb.com > CC: vacaroli@rootsweb.com; vafauqui@rootsweb.com; vastaffo@rootsweb.com; vaculpep@rootsweb.com > Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Ragland, Bush and Quisenberry > > We are still waiting on the DNA results on Moses Cushenberry that died in Bourbon Co., Ky in 1792 to see if he matches with the Aaron Quisenberry, Sr. family in Va or not whose sons are Rev. James Quisenberry and his brother John A. Quisenberry that was in Clark Co., Ky. > > While doing some research I found something very interesting. My 8th great grandparents are Evan Ragland Sr that married Susanna Pettus daughter of Stephen Pettus. Evan Ragland was born 1656 in St. Decumens, Somerset Co., England and died 30 May 1717 in New Kent Co., Va. I descend from their son Stephen Ragland who died 1747 in Northampton Co., NC and his daughter Agnes Ragland who first married Ephraim Merritt and after he died she married my grandfather Joseph Langston. This family moved to Logan Co., Ky. > > This is by other researchers : > > In Clark Co., Ky,. Nathaniel Thomas Ragland married Sallie Quisenberry daughter of Rev. James Quisenberry and Jane Burris. He was born 16 Mar 1801in Clark Co., Ky. and died 19 Sep 1882 in Clark County, Ky. > > He had a brother William Harrison Ragland that married Sallie Bush Quisenberry 20 Aug 1832 who is the daughter of Colby Burris Quisenberry and Lucy Bush. > > These Quisenberry's are not kin to me as I know of yet until the DNA results come back but these Ragland men would be distant cousins of my Ragland line from Evan Ragland, Sr and Susanna Pettus of Virginia. > > Marianne Dillow > Illinois > > ------------------------------- > 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

We are still waiting on the DNA results on Moses Cushenberry that died in Bourbon Co., Ky in 1792 to see if he matches with the Aaron Quisenberry, Sr. family in Va or not whose sons are Rev. James Quisenberry and his brother John A. Quisenberry that was in Clark Co., Ky. While doing some research I found something very interesting. My 8th great grandparents are Evan Ragland Sr that married Susanna Pettus daughter of Stephen Pettus. Evan Ragland was born 1656 in St. Decumens, Somerset Co., England and died 30 May 1717 in New Kent Co., Va. I descend from their son Stephen Ragland who died 1747 in Northampton Co., NC and his daughter Agnes Ragland who first married Ephraim Merritt and after he died she married my grandfather Joseph Langston. This family moved to Logan Co., Ky. This is by other researchers : In Clark Co., Ky,. Nathaniel Thomas Ragland married Sallie Quisenberry daughter of Rev. James Quisenberry and Jane Burris. He was born 16 Mar 1801in Clark Co., Ky. and died 19 Sep 1882 in Clark County, Ky. He had a brother William Harrison Ragland that married Sallie Bush Quisenberry 20 Aug 1832 who is the daughter of Colby Burris Quisenberry and Lucy Bush. These Quisenberry's are not kin to me as I know of yet until the DNA results come back but these Ragland men would be distant cousins of my Ragland line from Evan Ragland, Sr and Susanna Pettus of Virginia. Marianne Dillow Illinois