I am confused a bit here - I have an older e-mail giving evidence that the Peter Conway who married Mary James was the son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Waugh) James. Did Elizabeth also marry a Mauzey, or are these two different families? (see the e-mail below) Joan Brady Norstedt On Jun 16, 2010, at 12:06 PM, marlowest155@verizon.net wrote: > Maybe the Peter Conway I asked about could be Peter Mack Conway who was born 14 Oct 1746 in Fauquier Co. Va, and died 11 Jan 1833 in Fauquier Co. Va. He married Mary James 15 Nov 1769 in Fauquier Co. Va. She was born Aug 1750 in Fauquier Co. Va, and died 27 Jul 1822 in Fauquier Co. Va. > > This Peter Conway would be the son of Thomas Conway and Elizabeth Mauzey... this Conway line would be of the Thomas Conway line that came to Va in 1671 and is the line of the other three people I am working with to see if they are kin to my Edwin Conway, Sr and Martha Eltonhead line. > > Marianne Dillow > Illinois previous e-mail From: aadouglass@nc.rr.com Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Peter Conway m. Mary James/ Grandson of Mary Waugh Date: November 9, 2007 6:08:02 PM PST To: VAFAUQUI@rootsweb.com Reply-To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com Barbara, Thanks for the help with Peter Conway. It certainly looks as if the Peter Conway who married Mary James was son of Thomas Conway and Elizabeth Waugh. And then it looks as if Peter Conway was the same one who was witness on the will of John James with BRITAIN LEWIS. Elizabeth's mother, Mary Waugh, named him as her grandson. If anyone disputes this, please speak up but I think this is correct. Amanda >From book Clagett-Price and Allied Families page 113 Will Book O, page 335 Stafford has will for Mary Waugh ....To my Son, William Mountjoy, land on Licking, a branch of Marsh Run in Price William County. My son, Peter Mawry, ---- My daughter, Elizabeth Conway, now wife of JOHN MARKHAM (Elizabeth Conway remarried to John Markham) My grandson, Peter Conway (He would be son of William Conway & Elizabeth Waugh) My son, John -- My daughter, Mary Doniphan Dated 1749, 27th day of march. Executors, Peter Mawy, __________Williams, ========- 21 October 1772. Deed of Gift. Bet. Thomas Conway & Elizabeth, his wife and William Conway .. son of sd. Thos. & Elizabeth .. for nat. love and affection .. 200a. .. part of tract given by Mary Waugh to her dau., Elizabeth Conway .. 316 a. .. rec. in Pr. Wm. Co. .. cor. of main tract .. along Mr. Thomas Bullitt's line, to cor. white oak of the dividing line of John Mosee [Mauzy ?] .. to Furr's run .. to Mr. Jonathan Gibson's line .. along div. line of Maj'r. Waggoner down Elk Run to the beg .. Signed: Thomas Conway, Elizabeth Conway. Wits: Jos. Blackwell, John Mauzy, George Conway, Daniel Shumate. Rec: 23 November 1772, ack. by Thomas Conway and with Commission for the privy exam. of Elizabeth annexed. 5 May 1773. Deed of Gift. Bet. Thomas Conway & Elizabeth, his wife, and William Conway and George Conway, sons of sd. Thos. and Elizabeth .. for nat. love and affection .. 316 a. .. lying on Elk Run .. tract of land given to Elizabeth Conway by deed of gift from Mary Waugh, her mother .. and rec. in Pr. Wm. Co. .. all that land on w. side of Furrs Run .. 200a. to William, where he now lives Signed: Thomas Conway, Elizabeth Conway. Wits: Thomas Smith, John Smith, William Brooke. Rec: 24 May 1773, ack. by grantors, Elizabeth examined by Commissioners of the Court, Wm. and Joseph Blackwell.

Yes, it is the same Samuel Stigler born 1733 in Hanover, King George, Virginia, United States he died: 1800 Nelson, Kentucky, United States Apparently 1765 is the date Samuel and Sarah moved to Culpepper Co., Virginia, moving from the Parish of Burnswick in King George Co. There were two Virginia Public Service claims dated June 18,1781 and October 14, 1781. Certificates for beef furnished for public use by Samuel Stigler. Culpepper County Deed Book M pages 221-223 dated August 16,1784, Samuel and wife Ann(Sarah Ann) sell for 300 pounds current money of Virginia 400 acres of land to John Garnett of same county. We know that Samuels first wife was named Sarah but find his wife's name listed as Ann in this document, there is no doubt but that this is the mother of his children. She apparently died before 1787 as Samuel moved to Kentucky. Samuel married Sarah Pound, a widow April 11, 1787 and they had no children. Nelson County deed book no. 3, page 107- Samuel selling tract of land where he now lives dated 1793 to James Brown, containing 125 acres. In 1793, Samuel and Sarah sell to Beal Dorsey for 40 pounds current money of the State of Caintucky, 112 1/2 acres of land situated on Simmons Creek, part of a tract of land Samuel received from Patrick McGee, the original land patent in the name of John E. Kine. Another deed dated August 13,1793 selling for 40 pounds current money of the State of Caintucky, 112 1/2 acres to Job Eldridge, also located on Simsons Creek, Nelson Co, Kentucky. SAMUEL STIGLER WILL In th name of God amen I Samuel Stigler of this State of Kentucky and the County of Nelson being of sound mind and memory and knowing that it is appointed unto all men once to die have made and ordained this to be my last will and Testament (revoking all others heretofore made) in manner and form following that is to say. In the first place I give and bequeath unto my son Benjamin Stigler the tract of land and plantation whereon I now live containing 182 acres more or less to him, his heirs or assigns forever being made up of three different surveys viz 125 acres of Bairds entry 38 of Lincoln's and 19 of Rogers and it is my will and devise that if any claims or encumbrances should disturb the S. Benjamin my son in the quick possession of the s. Tract or plantation that all costs and damages shall be paid out of the residue of my estate excepting my wife's Sarah laefuldemand. In the second place I give and bequealth to my daughter Gilly Stigler a certain tract of land 200 acres more or less lying in Hardin County on Rough Creek and its waters having a bond for the same assigned by Samuel Brown the right being in William Tool(?) of Shelby County and State of Kentucky and also one feather bed and furniture and one side saddle. Thirdly i give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Rawson five pounds. Fourthly all the rest and the residue of my estate real and personal shall be divided into seven equal parts or shares that is to say Sally Brown, Polly Snyder, Charlotte Eldridge and Nancy Dorsey each one share, the children of my daughter Jane Turnam one share and Benjamin Stigler and Gilly one share to their and their heirs and assigns forever. Fifthly I do hereby appoint my son in law James Brown, Charles Wortham, and Beall Dorsey Excutors to this my last will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal thistwenty secon day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred. Signed and declared in presence of Arthur Hall Jeremiah L. Rees John Bowen At a County court held for Nelson County on Tuesday the 13 day of May 1800. The last will and Testament of Samuel Stigler dec'd was proved by the oaths of Arthur Hall, Jeremiah L. Rees and John Bowen--sworn to-- Ordered to be recorded Teste Ben Grayson C.C. Nelson County Will Book A, pages 676-678 Children of SAMUEL STIGLER and SARAH ANN are: i. NANCY3 STIGLER, d. Abt. 1824, Hardin Co., Kentucky; m. BEALL DORSEY, September 08, 1790, Nelson Co., Kentucky. Notes for NANCY STIGLER: Nancy Stigler married Beall Dorsey, son of Charles and Lydia Dorsey of Nelson County, Kentucky, who came to Kentucky from Frederick Co. Maryland. They lived in Nelson County until around 1805 when they moved to Gallatin Co., Ky. As Beall's brother Charles owned a considerable amount of land in that area. Beall and Nancy owned 196 acres of land on Corn and Looms Creek in Gallatin, which they sold in 1807 and moved to Hardin County Kentucky. Their eldest daughter, Lydia was married July 14, 1807 to William H. Scott, Son of George. their other children married in Hardin Co. Beall died in 1822 leaving a will that his property be sold, he owned 582 acres on Cedar Creek, and a portion used to purchase property for Nancy. It is possible that Nancy died shortly after Beall because there is a guardian bond naming Abraham VanMatre as guardian of the youngest daughter, Corrina. ii. MARY STIGLER, m. RAWSON. iii. SALLY STIGLER, m. JAMES BROWN. iv. MARTHA POLLY PATSY STIGLER, d. 1842; m. MICHAEL SNYDER, Bet. 1779 - 1780, Madison Co., VA Notes for MICHAEL SNYDER: Youngest son of immigrant John snyder that settled in Madison Co., Virginia v. CHARLOTTE STIGLER, m. JOB ELDREDGE. vi. JANE STIGLER, d. Bet. 1790 - 1800; m. THOMAS TURNMAN, 1786. vii. GILLA STIGLER, m. GABRIEL MAY, JR, May 29, 1801, Nelson Co., KY June cpzb4@aol.com -----Original Message----- From: Gwen Boyer Bjorkman <gwenbj@seanet.com> To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, Jun 28, 2010 10:49 pm Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] BENJAMIN F. McCONCHIE and GEORGE W. McCONCHIE wereBROTHERS Do you know if the son Samuel Stigler of this James Stigler was the same Samuel tigler that went to elson Co, KY? Abstracts of Nelson County Wills . 393 will of Samuel Stigler o wife Sarah her lawful part. To son Benjamin Stigler the plantation where I ive. To daughter illy the land in Hardin County, feather bed and furniture. To daughter Mary awson L5. Rest of state to be divided a share each to Sally Brown, Patty Snyder, Charlotte ldridge, Nancy Dorsey, enjamin Stigler, Gilly Stigler and the children of my daughter Lane Furman. it.: Arthur Hale, eremiah Greer, John Rown. Written 22 Mar. 1800. Prob. 13 May 1800. Sarah1 MARTIN MORETON was born in Newcastle, Staffordshire, Eng 4 Mar 1737/8. he died 1822 in Elk reek, Spencer, KY. She married three times. She married John POUND ca 1764 n Piscataway, iddlesex, NJ. He was born ca 1735 in Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ. He married hoda COX ca 1755 in iscataway, Middlesex, NJ. He died bef 1789 in Cumberland, Washington, MD. She arried Samuel TIGLER 14 Apr 1789 in Nelson, KY. He was born ca 1733. He died May 1800 in elson, KY. She arried William KESTER 24 Mar 1810 in Shelby, KY. He was born ca 1733 in hiladelphia, Phila., PA. illiam was the son of Paul KESTER and Ruth KITCHEN. He married Elizabeth AYCOCK 25 Jun 1762 in J. He married Elizabeth KESTER 14 Nov 1756 in Kingwood, Hunterdon, NJ. He ied 1817 in Elk Creek, pencer, KY. Gwen Boyer Bjorkman wenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- rom: vafauqui-bounces@rootsweb.com mailto:vafauqui-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of cpzb4@aol.com ent: Monday, June 28, 2010 6:57 PM o: vafauqui@rootsweb.com ubject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] BENJAMIN F. McCONCHIE and GEORGE W. McCONCHIE ereBROTHERS 1. JAMES STIGLER born abt. 1708 died May 02, 1765 in King George Co., Virginia. e married MARTHA ? Notes for JAMES STIGLER: he Stigler family were early German immigrants to America. We know that James tigler purchased roperty in Virginia, in 1743. Have not been able to find the extact date of mmigration. James tigler came to Virginia prior to March 2, 1743, according to a deed made by a randson dated eptember 6, 1795, King Georges County, Virginia. He died between May 1764 and ay 2, 1765 and left he following will: ill Book 1, pages 219-220 King George Co., Virginia n the name of God amen, I James Stigler of the County of King George and Parish f Hanover, being n perfect health and memory do make this my last will and testament in manner nd form following, irst I Bequeath my Soul to God, who gave it, and my Body to the Earth to be ecently Buried, at the iscretion of my Executors hersafter mentioned in sure and certain hope of oyful Resurrection, hrough the merits of Jesus Christ my Savior, and for what Temporal Estate, it ath pleased God to estow on me, I give and Bequeath as followeth. Item I give to my son Samuel tigler five Shillings urrent money. Item all the rest of my Estate Real and Personal, I leave my oving wife Martha tigler during her natural life, and after her decease to be sold at Public uction, for cash, and he money arising there from, to be equally divided between my six children, to it Mary, David, gge, Catherine, Benjamin and James, and if any of my children should die, efore the come of age, r ma! rry, that his or her part of my estate shall be divided between the survivors nd, I do appoint my oving Son in Law, Robert Stringfellow, Joel Bery, and Joseph Harrison to be my xecutors of this my ast will and testament, herby revoking all former wills by me made, and do cknowledge, this to be y last Will and Testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and eal this day of May nno 1764. igned & acknowledged in the Presence of us her his Jos. Strother Mary X arrison James X Stigler EAL N. Strother mark At a Court held for King George Co. 2nd May 1765 otes for MARTHA: artha Stigler, James widow April 19, 1776 (deed book 5 page 1194 King George o., Virginia) deed he land left to her by james to son Benjamin "for supporting me in a decent anor during my life" his property the went to James Stigler, son of Benjamin who sells it ot Robert tringfellow 6 eptember 1795, it was this deed that the date of purchase of the land by James the first) was entioned. Robert and Catherine (Stigler) Stringfellow sells the same property o John Skinner 19 ay 1800. hildren of JAMES STIGLER and MARTHA are: i. SAMUEL2 STIGLER, b. Abt. 1720; d. Bet. March - May 1800. i. MARY STIGLER, m. JOEL BERRY, King George Co, Viginia. ii. DAVID STIGLER. v. PEGGY AGGE STIGLER, m. JOSPH HARRISON. . CATHERINE STIGLER, m. ROBERT STRINGFELLOW, King George Co, VA i. JAMES STIGLER, m. MILDRED HACKLEY ?. . vii. 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1. JAMES STIGLER born abt. 1708 died May 02, 1765 in King George Co., Virginia. He married MARTHA ? Notes for JAMES STIGLER: The Stigler family were early German immigrants to America. We know that James Stigler purchased property in Virginia, in 1743. Have not been able to find the extact date of immigration. James Stigler came to Virginia prior to March 2, 1743, according to a deed made by a grandson dated September 6, 1795, King Georges County, Virginia. He died between May 1764 and May 2, 1765 and left the following will: Will Book 1, pages 219-220 King George Co., Virginia In the name of God amen, I James Stigler of the County of King George and Parish of Hanover, being in perfect health and memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following, first I Bequeath my Soul to God, who gave it, and my Body to the Earth to be decently Buried, at the Discretion of my Executors hersafter mentioned in sure and certain hope of Joyful Resurrection, through the merits of Jesus Christ my Savior, and for what Temporal Estate, it hath pleased God to bestow on me, I give and Bequeath as followeth. Item I give to my son Samuel Stigler five Shillings Current money. Item all the rest of my Estate Real and Personal, I leave my loving wife Martha Stigler during her natural life, and after her decease to be sold at Public auction, for cash, and the money arising there from, to be equally divided between my six children, to wit Mary, David, Agge, Catherine, Benjamin and James, and if any of my children should die, before the come of age, or marry, that his or her part of my estate shall be divided between the survivors and, I do appoint my loving Son in Law, Robert Stringfellow, Joel Bery, and Joseph Harrison to be my Executors of this my last will and testament, herby revoking all former wills by me made, and do acknowledge, this to be my last Will and Testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this day of May Anno 1764. Signed & acknowledged in the Presence of us her his Jos. Strother Mary X Harrison James X Stigler SEAL N. Strother mark At a Court held for King George Co. 2nd May 1765 Notes for MARTHA: Martha Stigler, James widow April 19, 1776 (deed book 5 page 1194 King George Co., Virginia) deed the land left to her by james to son Benjamin "for supporting me in a decent manor during my life" this property the went to James Stigler, son of Benjamin who sells it ot Robert Stringfellow 6 September 1795, it was this deed that the date of purchase of the land by James (the first) was mentioned. Robert and Catherine (Stigler) Stringfellow sells the same property to John Skinner 19 May 1800. Children of JAMES STIGLER and MARTHA are: i. SAMUEL2 STIGLER, b. Abt. 1720; d. Bet. March - May 1800. ii. MARY STIGLER, m. JOEL BERRY, King George Co, Viginia. iii. DAVID STIGLER. iv. PEGGY AGGE STIGLER, m. JOSPH HARRISON. v. CATHERINE STIGLER, m. ROBERT STRINGFELLOW, King George Co, VA vi. JAMES STIGLER, m. MILDRED HACKLEY ?. 3. vii. BENJAMIN STIGLER. -----Original Message----- From: Amanda E. Douglass <aadouglass@nc.rr.com> To: Fauquier Board <VAFAUQUI@rootsweb.com> Sent: Mon, Jun 28, 2010 5:23 pm Subject: [VAFAUQUI] BENJAMIN F. McCONCHIE and GEORGE W. McCONCHIE were BROTHERS rtie, Yes. For a fact, Benjamin F. McConchie who was buried at Warrenton Cemetery was BROTHER of George W. McConchie who married Mary J. Bray. There's a Virginia hancery Record about Joseph Stigler vs. George Stigler that shows all the elationships of children of James Stigler and Mildred. I used this record to rove that Elizabeth Stigler m. Robert King McConchie and that they were parents f our George W. McConchie and it shows that Benjamin F. McConchie was also a on by Robert King McConchie Benjmain F. McConchie was the only brother to our eorge W. McConchie. Brothers of Robert King McConcihe who married Elizabeth Stigler were William A. cconchie and Alexander McConchie. [June's line is William A. McConchie] Remember we were so puzzled and thought that since Alexander McConchie was a itness on marriage of George W. McConchie to Mary J. Bray that Alexander must ave been the father of our George. Nope. He was an UNCLE of our George. Bless une because we went round and round for a year before we nailed this. I have proven Elizabeth Stigler's great grandmother DAR Partriot Mary/Martha tigler for DAR. I have all the records. Furthermore, I think Mary/Martha tigler was a Harrison. I think she was VERY LIKELY the daughter of Richard arrison who married 1st Elizabeth Woffendall. DAR Patriot Mary/Martha used er name in ONE single document as "MARTHA" and then turned around said "MARY" hus the confusion about her name. Had I not had this one document, I never ould have been able to prove this. I have the document that showed this and she as the MOTHER of BENJAMIN STIGLER who had the son JAMES STIGLER who married ILDRED [REEDS] BROWN who was nee MILDRED REEDS, d/o of SAMUEL REEDS and JAEL Undrewood] Shippey. [I have Charlene REEDS-EBELING to thank for so much of these records regarding ines back to GEORGE MOTT of Northen Neck.] haven't gotten too far into this but below daughter MARTHA is who I think arried JAMES STIGLER whose grandson James Stigler m. Mildred [Reeds] Brown. obert Harrison, born in old Rappahannock County north of the river in North arnham Parish, Oct. 23 1674, the son of Andrew and Thomasine Harrison (from orth Farnham Parish Register) Old Rappahannock County was divided in 1692 into ssex county, that part South of the Rappahannock River and Richmond County that art north of the river. Robert married 1st Elizabeth Woffendall but was married 2nd to a MARY per his ill. Will of Robert Harrison, Richmond county will book, 4 p. 148. entions wife Mary; daughters Pricillia, Martha and Mary; all under age; sons obert, Aaron, William and George: rother Andrew. [He would have been an UNCLE to Martha.] on Robert is bequeathed 100 A. and son Aaron 50 A. given him by will of Adam offendall. (evidently sons by his first marriage.) hree daughters given to wife and in case of her death or marriage to brother ndrew Harrison. xecutors, wife and son Robert. ated June 25, 1719-20. Proved April 6, 1720. Richmond County, Virginia; WILL BOOK 4, 1717-1725 .148 - Robert HARRISON, will; 25 Jan 1719, 6 Apr 1720 on William 50 ac. of land part of 150 ac. given me by Adam WOFFENDALL; son obert half the tract I now live on when he reaches age 18; the other half to my ife Mary and after her death, to son George; son Aaron the other 100 ac. of the and given me by Adam WOFFENDALL when he reaches age 18; daus. Priscilla, artha, and Mary; bro. Andrew HARRISON to be trustee and overlooker of my est; x: wife and son Robert; wits: Aaron THORNLEY, Richard WILKINS. (Robert HARRISON ar. (1) Elizabeth WOFFENDALL and (2) Mary (7) . MAC, p.89.] I think above AARON THORNLEY was married to MARY BERRY and was below person. ing George County Inventories; pp. 117-118 e the Subscribers being first sworn before JONATHAN GIBSON Gent. ave inventoried & appraised all the Estate of AARON THORNLEY deced n money that was presented to our view by MARY THORNLEY the administratrix . items valued and totalled. 1 194.16.10 .. includes two negro en and two negro women, a white woman servant, a white servant boy appraised to t 109.10.0) .. 20 geese .. made by appraisers JAMES OBERTSON, ROBERT ELLISTON. RICHARD TANKERSLEY t a court held 7th March 1729 MARY THORNLEY returned this inventory . same is admitted to record. ond of MARY THORNLEY administratrix of AARON THORNLEY deced in the um of 300 pounds dated 3rd January 1728 (1729). Bondsmen William eck. Robt. Strother. Robt. Peck. James Stigler and Mary/Martha also had son Samuel Stigler who was brother of enjamin Stigler whose son James Stigler m. Mildred [Reeds] Brown. Note Robert Stringfellow. He married Catherine Stigler who was AUNT of James tigler m. Mildred Reeds whose daughter Elizabeth 'Betsy' Stigler m. Robert King cConchie. 764 King George County, Virginia - Indenture of James & Martha Stigler giving and to son Samuel Stigler. Witnesses: Robert Peck; Robert Stringfellow; and oseph Stigler. ames Hughes 2006-05-18 21:17:05 y Southern Family ttp://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/myff/d0051/g0000081.html The will of Adam Woffendall, dated 25 April 1703 and proved 7 June 1704 equeathed to each of his "sons" Harrison and Strother 150 acres of land; this hraseology is deceiving as subsequent records assure us that the legatees were is two sons-in-law Robert Harrison and Benjamin Strother (16??-1752) who was heriff of Richmond County in 1717. The land of Benjamin Strother fell into King eorge Countv in 1721 and those records abound with genealogical material in egard to the Strother family." Below JAMES STIGLER was married to MARY/MARTHA who I think was a daughter of obert Harrison and Elizabeth Woffendall. I think below GEOGE HARRISON was a rother of MARY/MARTHA STIGLER and I think Benjamin Strother was a son in law of DAM WOFFENDALL. 1749 King George County, Virginia - Inventory/estate for eorge HARRISON. Witnesses: James STIGLER, Samuel KENDALL and Benjamin TROTHER. 1749 King George County, Virginia - Inventory/estate for George HARRISON. itnesses: James STIGLER, Samuel KENDALL and Benjamin STROTHER. ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAFAUQUI-request@rootsweb.com ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message

Do you know if the son Samuel Stigler of this James Stigler was the same Samuel Stigler that went to Nelson Co, KY? Abstracts of Nelson County Wills p. 393 will of Samuel Stigler To wife Sarah her lawful part. To son Benjamin Stigler the plantation where I live. To daughter Gilly the land in Hardin County, feather bed and furniture. To daughter Mary Rawson L5. Rest of estate to be divided a share each to Sally Brown, Patty Snyder, Charlotte Eldridge, Nancy Dorsey, Benjamin Stigler, Gilly Stigler and the children of my daughter Lane Furman. Wit.: Arthur Hale, Jeremiah Greer, John Rown. Written 22 Mar. 1800. Prob. 13 May 1800. Sarah1 MARTIN MORETON was born in Newcastle, Staffordshire, Eng 4 Mar 1737/8. She died 1822 in Elk Creek, Spencer, KY. She married three times. She married John POUND ca 1764 in Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ. He was born ca 1735 in Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ. He married Rhoda COX ca 1755 in Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ. He died bef 1789 in Cumberland, Washington, MD. She married Samuel STIGLER 14 Apr 1789 in Nelson, KY. He was born ca 1733. He died May 1800 in Nelson, KY. She married William KESTER 24 Mar 1810 in Shelby, KY. He was born ca 1733 in Philadelphia, Phila., PA. William was the son of Paul KESTER and Ruth KITCHEN. He married Elizabeth LAYCOCK 25 Jun 1762 in NJ. He married Elizabeth KESTER 14 Nov 1756 in Kingwood, Hunterdon, NJ. He died 1817 in Elk Creek, Spencer, KY. Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: vafauqui-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:vafauqui-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of cpzb4@aol.com Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 6:57 PM To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] BENJAMIN F. McCONCHIE and GEORGE W. McCONCHIE wereBROTHERS 1. JAMES STIGLER born abt. 1708 died May 02, 1765 in King George Co., Virginia. He married MARTHA ? Notes for JAMES STIGLER: The Stigler family were early German immigrants to America. We know that James Stigler purchased property in Virginia, in 1743. Have not been able to find the extact date of immigration. James Stigler came to Virginia prior to March 2, 1743, according to a deed made by a grandson dated September 6, 1795, King Georges County, Virginia. He died between May 1764 and May 2, 1765 and left the following will: Will Book 1, pages 219-220 King George Co., Virginia In the name of God amen, I James Stigler of the County of King George and Parish of Hanover, being in perfect health and memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following, first I Bequeath my Soul to God, who gave it, and my Body to the Earth to be decently Buried, at the Discretion of my Executors hersafter mentioned in sure and certain hope of Joyful Resurrection, through the merits of Jesus Christ my Savior, and for what Temporal Estate, it hath pleased God to bestow on me, I give and Bequeath as followeth. Item I give to my son Samuel Stigler five Shillings Current money. Item all the rest of my Estate Real and Personal, I leave my loving wife Martha Stigler during her natural life, and after her decease to be sold at Public auction, for cash, and the money arising there from, to be equally divided between my six children, to wit Mary, David, Agge, Catherine, Benjamin and James, and if any of my children should die, before the come of age, or ma! rry, that his or her part of my estate shall be divided between the survivors and, I do appoint my loving Son in Law, Robert Stringfellow, Joel Bery, and Joseph Harrison to be my Executors of this my last will and testament, herby revoking all former wills by me made, and do acknowledge, this to be my last Will and Testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this day of May Anno 1764. Signed & acknowledged in the Presence of us her his Jos. Strother Mary X Harrison James X Stigler SEAL N. Strother mark At a Court held for King George Co. 2nd May 1765 Notes for MARTHA: Martha Stigler, James widow April 19, 1776 (deed book 5 page 1194 King George Co., Virginia) deed the land left to her by james to son Benjamin "for supporting me in a decent manor during my life" this property the went to James Stigler, son of Benjamin who sells it ot Robert Stringfellow 6 September 1795, it was this deed that the date of purchase of the land by James (the first) was mentioned. Robert and Catherine (Stigler) Stringfellow sells the same property to John Skinner 19 May 1800. Children of JAMES STIGLER and MARTHA are: i. SAMUEL2 STIGLER, b. Abt. 1720; d. Bet. March - May 1800. ii. MARY STIGLER, m. JOEL BERRY, King George Co, Viginia. iii. DAVID STIGLER. iv. PEGGY AGGE STIGLER, m. JOSPH HARRISON. v. CATHERINE STIGLER, m. ROBERT STRINGFELLOW, King George Co, VA vi. JAMES STIGLER, m. MILDRED HACKLEY ?. 3. vii. BENJAMIN STIGLER.

Artie, Yes. For a fact, Benjamin F. McConchie who was buried at Warrenton Cemetery was a BROTHER of George W. McConchie who married Mary J. Bray. There's a Virginia Chancery Record about Joseph Stigler vs. George Stigler that shows all the relationships of children of James Stigler and Mildred. I used this record to prove that Elizabeth Stigler m. Robert King McConchie and that they were parents of our George W. McConchie and it shows that Benjamin F. McConchie was also a son by Robert King McConchie Benjmain F. McConchie was the only brother to our George W. McConchie. Brothers of Robert King McConcihe who married Elizabeth Stigler were William A. Mcconchie and Alexander McConchie. [June's line is William A. McConchie] Remember we were so puzzled and thought that since Alexander McConchie was a witness on marriage of George W. McConchie to Mary J. Bray that Alexander must have been the father of our George. Nope. He was an UNCLE of our George. Bless June because we went round and round for a year before we nailed this. I have proven Elizabeth Stigler's great grandmother DAR Partriot Mary/Martha Stigler for DAR. I have all the records. Furthermore, I think Mary/Martha Stigler was a Harrison. I think she was VERY LIKELY the daughter of Richard Harrison who married 1st Elizabeth Woffendall. DAR Patriot Mary/Martha used her name in ONE single document as "MARTHA" and then turned around said "MARY" thus the confusion about her name. Had I not had this one document, I never would have been able to prove this. I have the document that showed this and she was the MOTHER of BENJAMIN STIGLER who had the son JAMES STIGLER who married MILDRED [REEDS] BROWN who was nee MILDRED REEDS, d/o of SAMUEL REEDS and JAEL [Undrewood] Shippey. [I have Charlene REEDS-EBELING to thank for so much of these records regarding lines back to GEORGE MOTT of Northen Neck.] I haven't gotten too far into this but below daughter MARTHA is who I think married JAMES STIGLER whose grandson James Stigler m. Mildred [Reeds] Brown. Robert Harrison, born in old Rappahannock County north of the river in North Farnham Parish, Oct. 23 1674, the son of Andrew and Thomasine Harrison (from North Farnham Parish Register) Old Rappahannock County was divided in 1692 into Essex county, that part South of the Rappahannock River and Richmond County that part north of the river. Robert married 1st Elizabeth Woffendall but was married 2nd to a MARY per his will. Will of Robert Harrison, Richmond county will book, 4 p. 148. Mentions wife Mary; daughters Pricillia, Martha and Mary; all under age; sons Robert, Aaron, William and George: brother Andrew. [He would have been an UNCLE to Martha.] Son Robert is bequeathed 100 A. and son Aaron 50 A. given him by will of Adam Woffendall. (evidently sons by his first marriage.) Three daughters given to wife and in case of her death or marriage to brother Andrew Harrison. Executors, wife and son Robert. Dated June 25, 1719-20. Proved April 6, 1720. Richmond County, Virginia; WILL BOOK 4, 1717-1725 p.148 - Robert HARRISON, will; 25 Jan 1719, 6 Apr 1720 son William 50 ac. of land part of 150 ac. given me by Adam WOFFENDALL; son Robert half the tract I now live on when he reaches age 18; the other half to my wife Mary and after her death, to son George; son Aaron the other 100 ac. of the land given me by Adam WOFFENDALL when he reaches age 18; daus. Priscilla, Martha, and Mary; bro. Andrew HARRISON to be trustee and overlooker of my est; ex: wife and son Robert; wits: Aaron THORNLEY, Richard WILKINS. (Robert HARRISON mar. (1) Elizabeth WOFFENDALL and (2) Mary (7) . MAC, p.89.] I think above AARON THORNLEY was married to MARY BERRY and was below person. King George County Inventories; pp. 117-118 We the Subscribers being first sworn before JONATHAN GIBSON Gent. have inventoried & appraised all the Estate of AARON THORNLEY deced in money that was presented to our view by MARY THORNLEY the administratrix .. items valued and totalled. 1 194.16.10 .. includes two negro men and two negro women, a white woman servant, a white servant boy (appraised to t 109.10.0) .. 20 geese .. made by appraisers JAMES ROBERTSON, ROBERT ELLISTON. RICHARD TANKERSLEY At a court held 7th March 1729 MARY THORNLEY returned this inventory .. same is admitted to record. Bond of MARY THORNLEY administratrix of AARON THORNLEY deced in the sum of 300 pounds dated 3rd January 1728 (1729). Bondsmen William Peck. Robt. Strother. Robt. Peck. James Stigler and Mary/Martha also had son Samuel Stigler who was brother of Benjamin Stigler whose son James Stigler m. Mildred [Reeds] Brown. Note Robert Stringfellow. He married Catherine Stigler who was AUNT of James Stigler m. Mildred Reeds whose daughter Elizabeth 'Betsy' Stigler m. Robert King McConchie. 1764 King George County, Virginia - Indenture of James & Martha Stigler giving land to son Samuel Stigler. Witnesses: Robert Peck; Robert Stringfellow; and Joseph Stigler. James Hughes 2006-05-18 21:17:05 My Southern Family http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/myff/d0051/g0000081.html "The will of Adam Woffendall, dated 25 April 1703 and proved 7 June 1704 bequeathed to each of his "sons" Harrison and Strother 150 acres of land; this phraseology is deceiving as subsequent records assure us that the legatees were his two sons-in-law Robert Harrison and Benjamin Strother (16??-1752) who was sheriff of Richmond County in 1717. The land of Benjamin Strother fell into King George Countv in 1721 and those records abound with genealogical material in regard to the Strother family." Below JAMES STIGLER was married to MARY/MARTHA who I think was a daughter of Robert Harrison and Elizabeth Woffendall. I think below GEOGE HARRISON was a brother of MARY/MARTHA STIGLER and I think Benjamin Strother was a son in law of ADAM WOFFENDALL. 1749 King George County, Virginia - Inventory/estate for George HARRISON. Witnesses: James STIGLER, Samuel KENDALL and Benjamin STROTHER. 1749 King George County, Virginia - Inventory/estate for George HARRISON. Witnesses: James STIGLER, Samuel KENDALL and Benjamin STROTHER.

The Ward McConchie I have is: William Alexander McConchie born 1/12/1797 died 1/31/1871. He maried February 12, 1825 to Elizabeth Ann "Eliza" Martin. Their son Robert A. McConchie born 1837 and died 1908 married About 1870 to Mary Isabella Jones d/o Alexander Broadus Jones and Jane Elizabeth Colbert[my line]. Robert A. McConchie and Mary Isabella Jones had a son named Ward Hamilton McConchie born June 21, 1878. Ward Hamilton McConchie married 11/16/1904 to Virginia Chapman Embrey d/o Robert Duncan Embrey and Mary George Jones d/o William A. Jones, Jr. and Mary C. James. William A. Jones, Jr is the son of William A. Jones and Diademi S. Holmes. June -----Original Message----- From: Art Kaye <askaye@cox.net> To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, Jun 28, 2010 2:20 pm Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] Sumerduck/ Olive J. Jones/ WARD McCONCHIE Amanda - Are Ben and George brothers? Have we ever seen them together entioned? Ben's on 1850 census stating born in Va.. such a unique name o search, you'd think he would pop up. JUNE, Below says WARD McCONCHIE was son of ROBERT McCONCHIE. Was ROBERT McCONCHIE from your line of WILLIAM A. McCONCHIE? My line of ROBERT KING McCONCHIE only had BENJAMIN and GEORGE W. McCONCHIE. But there was also an ALEXANDER McCONCHIE who was brother to your WILLIAM .McCONCHIE. I think both WILLIAM A.McCONCHIE and ALEXANDER McCONCHIE had sons OBERT? Amanda ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAFAUQUI-request@rootsweb.com ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message

Amanda - Are Ben and George brothers? Have we ever seen them together mentioned? Ben's on 1850 census stating born in Va.. such a unique name to search, you'd think he would pop up. > JUNE, > Below says WARD McCONCHIE was son of ROBERT McCONCHIE. > Was ROBERT McCONCHIE from your line of WILLIAM A. McCONCHIE? > > My line of ROBERT KING McCONCHIE only had BENJAMIN and GEORGE W. McCONCHIE. > > But there was also an ALEXANDER McCONCHIE who was brother to your WILLIAM A.McCONCHIE. I think both WILLIAM A.McCONCHIE and ALEXANDER McCONCHIE had sons ROBERT? > > Amanda >

Mavis, Would Royalls Road or it may be Royalls Miller Road have any connection to your name Royl? This road crosses over Summerduck Run heading north towards Morrisville? Chocy

My grandmother was Annie Catherine Smith who married William Ward Walter and they lived in Morrisville. Her father was Roly Smith; spelling of Roly could be different. Is there a way of checking the Smiths of Sumerduck as to first names,etc? Perhaps church rosters? My father who was Raymond Ward Walter SR. ran a store in Morrisville in the 30's,40's up until World War 11. He spoke of a friend with last name of McConchie who also ran a store in Sumerduck. Thank you, Mavis Walter Pacchioli

Do you think it could be spelled Rowley Smith. There were quite a few Rowley Smith's. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Alpac@aol.com> To: <VAFAUQUI@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2010 7:58 PM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Smiths of Sumerduck > > My grandmother was Annie Catherine Smith who married William Ward Walter > and they lived in Morrisville. Her father was Roly Smith; spelling of > Roly > could be different. Is there a way of checking the Smiths of Sumerduck as > to > first names,etc? Perhaps church rosters? > > My father who was Raymond Ward Walter SR. ran a store in Morrisville in > the > 30's,40's up until World War 11. He spoke of a friend with last name > of McConchie who also ran a store in Sumerduck. > > Thank you, > Mavis Walter Pacchioli > > ------------------------------- > 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

JUNE, Below says WARD McCONCHIE was son of ROBERT McCONCHIE. Was ROBERT McCONCHIE from your line of WILLIAM A. McCONCHIE? My line of ROBERT KING McCONCHIE only had BENJAMIN and GEORGE W. McCONCHIE. But there was also an ALEXANDER McCONCHIE who was brother to your WILLIAM A.McCONCHIE. I think both WILLIAM A.McCONCHIE and ALEXANDER McCONCHIE had sons ROBERT? Amanda ==================== p. 7 "The old Jones building in which ORLANDO JONES kept store is still standing on the old home place premises in the same spot. After the death of ORLANDO, it seems that MALORY SMITH who married DELIA EDWARDS ran a store there followed by a man named HIGGINS. HIGGINS was followed by WARD McCONCHIE, son of ROBERT McCONCHIE. They moved up form near the Rappahannock River and made living quarters above the store until they moved across the field witin the house knwosn as the BILL TULLOSS place. The house was built fo rhim by BROADUS JONES. The house had been occupied by JAMES HOLMES called JUDD, who was the son of JAMES and MANDY HOLMES. JAMES was a brother of WILLIAM HOLMES. A son of WARD McCONCHIE owns the HOLMES place today. There also lived in the BILL TULLOS house a family by the name of JUDD who moved from the Shanandoah Valley. Mr. HAMILTON JUDD probably lived in several places on the way there. After WARD McCONCHIE gave up his store on account of failing health, he bought the late JAMES and MANDY HOLMES' place just little ways down the road from SUMERDUCK. HENRY C. and BOYER JONES took the store over. HENRY was a son of BROADUS JONES and HENRY's brother." page 9.... "The second store in Sumerduck years and years ago was run by WALTER TAYLOR who was the brother of WILLIAM JACKSON JONES' wife, LIZZIE TAYLOR JONES. After WALTER TAYLOR the store was runby MALORY and DELIA SMITH. There was a milliinery shop along with the store. Mr. SMITH ran a mill for granding feeds and was a sawer at the mill." Now I have this record and wondering who JOHN HOOMES FREEMAN was? Culpeper Co. Miscel. Papers p. 128-129 Freeman vs. Pincknard Deposition of THOMAS MARR 29 Octo. 1834. "About that time my youngest brother was about removing to FLORIDA. John Pincknard, the son of CHARLES PINCKARD had made arrangements to go with him. Some few days after the sale day of the land I saw Mr. JOHN PINCKARD in Fauquier, who informed me his father had purchased the land of FREEMAN and that he was on his way to his Uncle SAMUEL FISHER'S... A notice re affidavits to be taken given to JOHN HOOMES FREEMAN by CHARLES PINCKARD, 23 Oct. , 1834. Same dated 27 may, 1834: 18 July, 1833; 7 march 1834. Deposition of JEREMIAH STROTHER, 21 Jan. 1833 in his home in Culpeper co. [I think this JEREMIAH STROTHER was same person who made a deposition concerning TIMOTHY BRAY JR.'s request for an increase in his Revoluntionary War pension.] Public Sale of FREEMAN land was advertised in the "Political Area," Fredericksburg, 23, 171, 30 Nov. 1827 and &, 14 Dec. This land had been purchased from the heirs of ASHER and HUDSON. Deposition of JOHN CLARK, in SPOTS. Co., 7 Une 1834. Deposition of FRANCIS J. THOMPSON, GEORGE W. JAMESON, WILLIAM G. ALLEN and WALLER B. ASHER, Culpeper Co., 6 Nov. 1833/ The land had been conveyed in trust by FREEMAN to THOMAS W. LIGHTFOOT for debt due JOHN MASSEY. Depositions of REUBEN HUDSON, WILLIAM S. DANIEL, BENJAMIN WHARTON, 31 May, 1834. Depositions of DANIEL BROWN, RUSSELL VAUGHAN and DANIEL ROSSON, Culpeper Co., May 1834. Depositions of REUBEN MOORE, WALLER R. ASHER, JOHN COLLINS, June, 1834. Depositions of WILLIAM ROBERTSON, June, 1834. Depositions of JOHUZE TONGUE of Fauquier Co., and SAMUEL FISHER, WILLIAM HORNER, 7 May 1834. Suit was over forced sale of FREEMAN'S property "SUMMER DUCK" including the saw mill and question of CHARLES PINCKARD having been a by-bidder for the family. It was in Superior Court in 1841. 23 March 1822. Deed of Trust from JOHN HOOMES FREEMAN of Culperp Co. to ARCHIBALD FREEMAN of same to pay JOHN'S indebtedness to WILLIAM A. KNOX, DANIEL GRINNAN, JOHN and FRANCIS J. THOMPSON, GARLAND THOMPSON, HUGH N. THOMPSON, GABRIEL FREEMAN, ROBERT G. WARD, THOMAS CHEW, WILLIAM A. McCONCHIE, WILLIAM WALLACE, JR., THORNTON FOUSHEE. 2 June 1834. Depositions of CORNELIUS TANNER I wonder if above DANIEL GRINNAN was the one below? Daniel Grinnan, Jr. b. 1771; died 3/25/1830, married (1st) Eliza Richards Green and 2nd: Helen Buchan Glassell, dau. of Andrew Glassell. Also note above the names in the mix THOMAS W. LIGHTFOOT and WILLIAM A. KNOX. I bet these are same ones? CULPEPER COUNTY, VIRGINIA Thomas M. Smoot, born 1775-1794, was the head of a family in Culpeper County at the 1810 and 1820 censuses. According to the latter, he had in his household a female born 1775-1794, a male born prior to 1775, and 2 boys and 2 girls, all born between 1810-1820. He owned 17 slaves. On August 23, 1820, he purchased land at Elkton, Culpeper County, formerly belonging to Beverley Carter for $4,694.21, sold by a decree of the chancery court held at Fredericksburg. On August 18, 1821, he sold the portion on which he was then living to James S. Emmons, of Culpeper County, and on December 3, 1823, another portion to Enoch Jameson. On January 27, 1826, he purchased from John S. Thornton 40 acres of land at $14 per acre, adjoining the land of William C. Carter. Thomas M. Smoot to James L.(S) Emmons ~ A Deed ~ 1821 (Incorrect thruout deed) Culpeper County Virginia Deed Book NN, page 51 Transcription contributed by Dennis M. Smoot This Indenture made and entered into this 18th day of August one thousand eight hundred and twenty one between Thomas M. Smoot of the County of Culpeper and State of Virginia of the one part and James L. Emmons of the said county and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Thomas M. Smoot for and in consideration of the sum of twenty three hundred and seventy dollars and fifty six cents to him in hand paid by the said James L. Emmons at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain and sell unto the said James L. Emmons his heirs and assigns all that lot or parcel of land at present occupied by the said James L. Emmons, it being one half of the lot of land purchased by the said Thomas M. Smoot at a sale made by John Stanard, Marshall of the Fredericksburg Chancery Court on the 23rd day of August 1820 under a decree of the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond District pronounced on the 11th day of March 1820 on the case of Beverly vs Marshall and which said lot of land is designated in a platt returned to the said court by the said Marshall as Lot No 2 the one half of which intended to be hereby conveyed is bounded as follows, Viz, Beginning at a white oak on the river, corner to said Smoot (as now [ ? ]) thence S 11° W 97 poles to a white oak where a gate hangs, thence S 33° E 336 poles to Carter's line, thence with Carter's line the several courses thereof to the river and thence with the meander of the river to the beginning, together with all and singular the houses, buildings, gardens, meadows, privileges, profits, commodities, hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever to the said land belonging or in anywise appertaining or with the same used or enjoyed, and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, yearly and other rents, issues and profits thereof and of every part and parcel thereof. To have and to hold the said piece or parcel of land with the tenements, hereditaments and all and singular the premises herein before mentioned or intended to be bargained and sold with the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any manner appertaining unto the said James L. Emmons his heirs or assigns forever, and the said Thomas M. Smoot for himself, his heirs, executors, and administrators doth by these presents covenant, promise and grant to and with the said James L. Emmons his heirs and assigns that he and they shall forever hereafter peaceably have, hold, occupy, possess and enjoy all and singular the aforesaid tract or parcel of land free and clear of and from all legal claims, rights, title, interest or demand of him the said Thomas M. Smoot his heirs or assigns or of any person or persons claiming by, through or under him and the said Thomas M. Smoot doth for himself and his heirs hereby covenant and agree to warrant and defend the title of the said land and premises hereby conveyed unto the said James L. Emmons his heirs and assigns against the claim or claims of himself or his heirs and against the claim or claims of all or every person or persons whatever claiming by, through, or under him or them. In witness whereof the said Thomas M. Smoot hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first before written. Thos M. Smoot Virginia Corporation of Fredericksburg We John Scott and William A. Knox, Justices of the Peace in the Corporation aforesaid do hereby certify that Thomas M. Smoot, a party to the forgoing deed bearing date on the 18th day of August 1821 and hereto annexed personally appeared before us in our corporation aforesaid and acknowledged the same to be his act and deed and desired us to certify the said acknowledgement to the Clerk of the County Court of Culpeper in order that the same may be recorded. Given under our hands and seals this 27th day of August 1821. John Scott William A. Knox Recd this 27th August 1821 of James L. Emmons the sum of eleven hundred and eighty five dollars and 28 cents being one half of the consideration money the balance to be paid on the 23rd August 1822. Thos M. Smoot At a court held for Culpeper County the 15th day of October 1821. This Indenture of bargain and sale from Thomas M. Smoot to James L. Emmons was acknowledged before two marshals and this day returned into court and the same together with the certificates therein enclosed is ordered to be recorded. Teste Thos W. Lightfoot C.C. Then CARTER names may go back to the COL. LANDON CARTER whose land had "SUMERDUCK" reference?

Could this be your family? http://gedcom.surnames.com/burgess_jim/gp1163.htm thanks Jim Burgess -----Original Message----- From: vafauqui-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:vafauqui-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Marge Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2010 6:58 PM To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] Smiths of Sumerduck Do you think it could be spelled Rowley Smith. There were quite a few Rowley Smith's. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Alpac@aol.com> To: <VAFAUQUI@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2010 7:58 PM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Smiths of Sumerduck > > My grandmother was Annie Catherine Smith who married William Ward Walter > and they lived in Morrisville. Her father was Roly Smith; spelling of > Roly > could be different. Is there a way of checking the Smiths of Sumerduck as > to > first names,etc? Perhaps church rosters? > > My father who was Raymond Ward Walter SR. ran a store in Morrisville in > the > 30's,40's up until World War 11. He spoke of a friend with last name > of McConchie who also ran a store in Sumerduck. > > Thank you, > Mavis Walter Pacchioli > > ------------------------------- > 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 think below HENRY ALLEN must have been the one married to CATHERINE McCONCHIE? DB 10, P 294 August 27, 1790 Thomas Greening and Mary Greening, his wife, of Fauquier Co, to Henry Allen of Culpepper Co, 46 AC lying in Fauquier Co, on Waters of Great SUMMERDUCK Run, b/b Peter Grant's land, Robert Stringfellow's land, HENRY'S spring branch, and Carter's corner, with appurtenances thereto. Thomas X Greening, (Seal) Mary (X) Greening, (Seal) Wts: James Freeman, James Hackley, James Freeman, Jr, Memorandum: Aug. 27, 1790 Peaceable possession and seizure of land and premises delivered by Thomas Greening & Mary Greening, his wife unto Henry Allen. Sig: Thomas Greening, James Freeman, James Freeman Jr Receipt, same date, to Henry Allen-Sig: Thomas Greening, James Freeman, James Freeman (Jr) Rec'd-Oct 25, 1790 Fauquier Co., VA Deed Book No. 10, 1788-1792. Published by T.L.C. genealogy, 1997. ============================================================= -JAMES FREEMAN SR. had a will and his daughter was MARY FREEMAN m. JAMES HACKLEY. -I think above was JAMES FREEMAN SR. who had daughter MARY to married JAMES HACKLEY. -JAMES FREEMAN SR.'s wife was MARGARET WILLIAMS whose father was GEORGE WILLIAMS m. JANE POPE. -GEORGE WILLIAM and JANE POPE were GRANDPARENTS of MARY FREEMAN m. JAMES HACKLEY who was brother of LOTT HACKLEY. Will Of James Freeman SR. Will book 2 page 226 In the of God, Amen. I James Freeman Senr. Of the County of Fauquier being sick and weak of body, but of sound mind, and memory. Thanks to almighty God for the same, and calling to mind the uncertainty of life, and that it is appointed unto all men to die, I have thought proper to settle my worldly affaires in order before I depart this life, therefore Doth make and ordain this my last will and testament in a manner and form following: Imprimis, I bequeath my soul to almighty God that gave it to me, fully trusting in the blessed merits of my gracious redeemer Christ for a free and gracious pardon of all my former sins and iniquities, and my body to the earth from whence it was taken to be buried in such decant and Christian like manner as my exactors shall think convenient. And as for the Worldly Estate it hath pleased God to bestow on me after my just debts and funeral expenses being first paid, I would dispose of in following manner. Item. I give and bequeath to my youngest daughter SALLY FREEMAN one feather bed and furniture and one small square walnut table also one mare called Shakespear, and one cow and calf, together with the full benefit of the profits of all that part of her Grandfather GEORGE WILLIAMS's Estate which was by him Bequeathed to her Mother, all which estate so bequeathed it is my will and desire shall be considered as distinct from my estate, and to descent to my youngest daughter aforesaid at her Mother decease I give and bequeath the same to her and her heirs forever. Item I leave to the use of my beloved wife MARGARET FREEMAN [Her father was a GEORGE WILLIAM m. JANE POPE? I think this MARGARET had been married prior to JOHN RALLS Jr.?] during her natural life, one full third part of all the lands I may be possessed of at my decease to be laid of together in that part she may choose, also a full third part of all my other estate of every kind that I may be possessed of at my decease, I lend the same to her for and during her natural life, and after her decease to be disposed of as shall be hereafter mentioned. Item I give and bequeath to my grandson GOLLOP FREEMAN [Alias Duncan] one feather bed and furniture to him and his heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath to my son GARRETT FREEMAN one feather bed and furniture, also a Negro woman named NAN, together with her former and future increase, already conveyed to him by deed of gift, to him and his heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath to my son NATHANIEL FREEMAN one Negro woman named Levina, with her former and future increase Already conveyed to him by deed of gift, together with all that part of my estate he hath already received I give and bequeath the same to him and his heirs forever. ITEM I give and bequeath to my daughter MARY HACKLEY, wife of JAMES HACKLEY, Thirty Shillings Cash, to be paid by my Executors out of my estate, together with all that part of my estate she hath already received, I give and Bequeath the same to her and her heirs forever. [JAMES HACKLEY was brother of LOTT HACKLEY. LOTT HACKLEY bequeathed his land to MILDRED STIGLER whose daugher ELEANOR STIGLER m. CAPT. JOHN FIELD ALLEN.] Item I give and bequeath to my daughter ELEANOR SILMAN wife of JOSEPH SILMAN Ten pounds of the money which shall arise from the sale of that part of my Lands not heretofore mentioned as Lent to my Wife, to be deposited in the hands of my son WILLIAM FREEMAN and by him contributed to her use as he shall think most convenient, together with all that part of my Estate she hath already received, I give and bequeath the same to her and her heirs forever. ITEM It is my will and desire that all that part of my lands which I may be possessed of at my Decease not heretofore mentioned as lent to my wife may be sold at public sale after my decease and the monies arising from the sale thereof I would dispose of in the following manner Viz. one third part thereof I give and bequeath to my two sons WILLIAM FREEMAN and JAMES FREEMAN, to be equally divided between them, I also give and Bequeath to each of them all that part of my estate they have already received or which hath heretofore been conveyed to them by deed of gift, to them and their Heirs forever. ITEM I give and bequeath to my two sons GARRETT FREEMAN and NATHANIEL FREEMAN, one sixth part of the monies arising from the sale of the lands above mentioned to be equally Divided between them, to them and their heirs forever. ITEM I give and bequeath to my grandson GOLLOP FREEMAN [alias DUNCAN] one sixth part of the monies arising from the lands above mentioned to him and his heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter ELIZABETH FLETCHER wife of JOHN FLETCHER, one third part of the monies arising from the sale of the lands above mentioned [excepting the ten pounds already bequeathed to my daughter ELEANOR SILMAN which is to be deducted out of the same ] together with all that part of my estate she hath already received to her and her heirs forever. Item It is my will and desire that all that part of my estate here to fore mentioned as lent to my wife during her natural life, should be disposed of after her decease in the following manner viz. one seventh part thereof I leave to be equally divided between all surviving children of my daughter MARY HACKLEY and the residue thereof to be equally divided between my four sons WILLIAM FREEMAN JAMES FREEMAN GARRETT FREEMAN NATHANIEL FREEMAN and my two other daughters ELIZABETH FLETCHER and ELEANOR SILMAN. I give and bequeath the same to them and their heirs forever. Item All the residue of my estate not heretofore bequeathed, I leave to be divided after my decease in the following manner. Viz. one seventh part thereof to be equally divided between all the surviving children of my daughter MARY HACKLEY, and the remaining part thereof to be equally divided between my four sons, WILLIAM FREEMAN, JAMES FREEMAN, GARRETT FREEMAN, NATHANIEL FREEMAN, and my two daughters ELIZABETH FLETCHER and ELEANOR SILMAN I give and bequeath the same to them and their heirs forever. LASTLY I do nominate Constitute and appoint my two sons WILLIAM FREEMAN and JAMES FREEMAN and my beloved Wife MARGARET FREEMAN Executors and Executrix of this my last will and Testament hereby revoking and disallowing all other wills and bequests by me heretofore made, this only to be my last will and testament. IN WITNESS whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this Eight Day of May anno Domini 1792. (The words "and one small square walnut table" between the 15th & 16th lines in the first page of the original document, was first interlined before signed) Signed Sealed published and James Freeman Sr. (SEAL) pronounced By JAMES FREEMAN Sr. As his last Will and testament in presence of JAMES ROUTT [June may have these two figured out for certain as witnesses] WILLIAM WILLIAMS SAMUEL WHARTON Junr. [Who was he? Could he have been: WHARTON, Samuel & Rebecca Bowmer, Dec. 1, 1783 - bdsm: d/o Peter] At a court held for Fauquier County the 25th day of June 1792. This Will was proved by the oath of James Routt, William Williams and Samuel Wharton Jr. witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded, and on the motion of William Freeman, James Freeman and Margaret Freeman the Executors therein named who oath and together with John Blackwell Samuel Wharton and William Williams their securities entered into and acknowledged bond in the penalty of two thousand pounds conditioned as the law directs certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof in due form. Teste: H Brooke , CC ======================= JUNE, I think below records could be a match for the above two people. I'm gonna say YES. FREEMAN, James & Margaret Williams, Mar. 26, 1782 - bdsm: Joseph Nelson [James Sr. and wife Margaret ???????] Do you think that she could be related to William Williams who signed the will as witness???? ROUTT, Daniel & Martha Stigler, Sep. 6, 1788 - bdsm: Lewis Grigsby; (date of MR Sep. 8, 1788) could this Daniel Routt be related to the James Routt that signed will as witness????? June LEWIS GRIGSBY bdsm?

Hi Barbara, Yes, I did see your post and it really caused me to think again about who the JAMES ALLEN was who did the estate inventory of Robert Knox in 1785 with ALEXANDER McCONCHIE and LOTT HACKLEY. I think below JAMES ALLEN could be the FATHER of JOHN FIELD ALLEN m. ELEANOR STIGLER whose daughter MARGARET ALLEN m. HENRY BROADUS JONES. Below JAMES ALLEN would have been BROTHER of THOMAS ALLEN whose son HENRY ALLEN m. CATHERINE McCONCHIE. What are your thoughts about below JAMES ALLEN? Thanks, Amanda Abstracts of Fauquier County Virginia, Wills Inventories and Accounts 1759-1800 Complete Will of Robert Knox Pages 57-59 Robert Knox "of the State of Maryland" Will Date: 21 September 1781 Son: John - all that tract of land called Summer Dusk (transcription error) in the State of Virginia containing about 5,000 acres likewise all the Negroes Horses Cattle and everything that may be on said Summer dusk plantation at my decease excepting what I may will to some of my other children - all my estate I have in Scotland. Son: Robert Dade Knox - all my lands in the State of Maryland Dau.: Eliz'h Knox - all that tract of land called Beulah in the State of Virginia containing about 500 acres - four Negroes - two horses, four cows and calves to be taken from Summer Dusk plantation. Dau.: Jannet Knox - all that tract of land (to be taken out of Summer Dusk tract) that lyes on the uper side of a road commonly called feilds road - four Negroes - two horses and four Cows and Calves to be taken from Summer Dusk Plantation. Wife: Rose Townsend - whatever is customary given to Widows in the part of the world where my Estate lyes. ....I desire that the Copartnership of Knox and Baillie maybe settled and if any money or balance coming to my share, that it may go to the payment of my just debts. ......I desire that my executors will get my share of my Brother John's effects from my Brother William as I have never received any thing and there should be a considerable balance in my favour. Exors: wife Rose Townsend, Col. Robert Hooe of Alex'r, Andrew Baille, Alexander Baill Martin Signed: Robert Knox Wit.: G.R. Brown, Verlinda Martin, Andrew Baille, Will Miller Codcil: Robert Knox of Charles County of the State of Maryland...."Whereas my beloved wife Rose Townsend Knox is now with child, for which there is no provision made in my will...800 pounds sterling..be let out on bond with good security and be paid to the said child when it shall come to age or marry - I do further constitute and appoint William Allison of Fauquier County - to be one of my Execturors to this my Codicil ..15 February 1782. Proved (copy): 30 October 1782, by o. of Gustavus Richard Brown, Verlinda Martin and Andrew Baille and Rose Townsend Knox widow of Robert Knox late of Charles County. Proved: In Charles County, Md., 30 October 1782, before John Muschett, Reg'r of Wills....Rose Townsend Knox granted cert. Wit.: Walter Hanson, Gentleman, Chief Justice of the Orphans Court of the County aforesaid..29 August 1783. Fauquier County.. 25 July 1785 - copy of the Will and Codicil presented by Rose Townsend Knox who made oath and granted Cert. to obtain probate. Pages 70-71 Robert Knox (Inventory) Date: 17 August 1785 App'd by: Lott Hackley, Alex. McConkey, James Allen [If this JAMES ALLEN had son CAPT. JOHN FIELD ALLEN who married ELEANOR STIGLER, then this JAMES ALLEN would possibly be UNCLE of HENRY ALLEN m. CATHERINE McCONCHIE?] Total Eval: L882.10.4 Ret: 23 August 1785. =============================================== Since ALEXANDER McCONCHIE died 1811. Lott Hackley died 1798. Abstracts of Wills, Abstracts, Administrations and Marriages of Fauquier Co VA. by J. Estelle Stewart King, 1986 Will Book III, page 264 Will of Lott Hackley 4 March, 1798 25 June 1798 Wife, JAEL to have estate, wife to decide whether slaves are to be free, if they are kept they are to be divided among brothers and sisters at Decease of wife. Mention is made of brother, Francis Hackley, sister, Lucy Johnson, Mary Underwood, Samuel Reed [ bro.-in-law] and Mildred Stigler [wife of James Stigler]. Exrs: wife; James Stigler; Thomas Keith. Wit; Peter Grant; Thomas Peyton; Daniel Hickson. ================================================================ James Allen who was with Lott Hackley and Alexander McConchie may have been the father of CAPT. JOHN FIELD ALLEN m. ELEANOR STIGLER whose daughter MARGARET ALLEN m. HENRY BROADUS JONES. Will of JAMES ALLEN who was fathe of ANN FIELD ALLEN who married JAMES STIGLER JR. Here's a will that mentions the family of Ann Field Allen. Margaret Schmidt Chicago To all whom these presents shall come I James Allen senior do send greeting. Know ye that I the said James Allen of the County of Fauquier and State of Virginia for and in consideration of the love good will and affection which I have and do bear towards my loving children, to wit John Field Allen, Sarah Kirk Pendleton, Ursla Withers Allen, Ann Field Allen and Betsey Allen all of the same county have given and granted and by these presents do freely give and grant unto these my said children John Field Allen, Sarah Kirk Pendelton, Ursla Withers Allen, All Field Allen and Betsey Allen, their heirs executors or administrators the following property to be equally divided among the above mentioned children, to wit, Slaves a negroe man by name of Peter, thrde negroe by name Lucy and Else and Bet one girl named Mary and four negroe children, Charles, Willis, Delila and Agnes with all the increase of said Slaves. In short all the stock of horses, cattle, hogs the household and kitchen furniture plantation utensils and all moneys due me. The said James Allen which property I have delivered them before the beginning of these presents to Have and to Hold the said property to these my Children, John Field Allen, Sarah Kirk Pendletom, Ursla Withers Allen, All Field Allen, and Betsey Allen, their heirs Executors and administrators from hence forth, as their own property, without any manner of condition. In witness whereof, I have hereunto put my hands and Seal this 17th July one thousand eight hundred and two. JAMES ALLEN Signed Sealed and delivered In the presence of Nathaniel Hoomer [Holmes?] Bechwith Siphon [Sisson?] George his mark Ellis At a court held for Fauquier County the 26th day of July 1802 this Deed of Gift was proved to be the act and deed of the said James Allen by the oaths of Nathaniel Hoomer and George Ellis witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. ============================================================

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Prince William/ Fauquier Co families; Names include John Baylis, Lee, Davis, and others http://www.bensozia.com/bendead/westwood.html

STIGLER, Benjm. & Ann Cockren, Jan. 2, 1801 - bdsm: Price Stigler STIGLER, James & Anna McCarty, Dec. 22, 1823 - bdsm: Enoch McCarty; MR ((bride Ann McCarty, date of MR Dec. 25, 1823) STIGLER, James & Mary Benson, Apr. 20, 1793 - bdsm: d/o Prue STIGLER, James & Milly Brown, Dec. 27, 1779 - bdsm: James Brown STIGLER, James, Sr., & Alsey Claxton, widow, Jul. 14, 1806 - bdsm: Pope Claxton STIGLER, John & Ann F. Allen, Dec. 20, 1809 - bdsm: John Allen STIGLER, Price & Jenny McConnaha, Oct. 28, 1796 - bdsm: Benjm. John; (bride Jane, date of MR Nov. 3, 1796) MCCARTY, Enoch & Mary Stigler, Dec. 12, 1820 - bdsm: d/o Price STIGLER, Wm. & Caty Abell, Dec. 24, 1805 - bdsm: d/o Ephraim & Cathie ALLEN, John & Ellender Stigler, Sep. 10, 1811 - bdsm: d/o James CHANDLER, Henry & Eliza Allen, Aug. 14, 1816 - bdsm: James Stigler; MR (STR) (date of MR --- - -, 1820) CLARKSON, Pope & Dully Stigler, Jan. 5, 1807 - bdsm: d/o James [SIC] Claxton [SIC] Dolly EMBRY, Fountaine & Frances Stigler, May 3, 1826 - bdsm: d/o Alice EMMONS, James & Caty Stigler, Oct. 14, 1788 - bdsm: Robert Benson; MR Oct. 16, 1788) FREEMAN, George & Juley Stigler, Jun. 14, 1815 - bdsm: d/o James, Sr. FREEMAN, Willis & Betsy Emmons, Sep. 18, 1796 - bdsm: James Stigler GREEN, Aaron & Elizabeth Stigler, Jun. 9, 1827 - bdsm: James Stigler GUTRIDGE, Prisley & Mary Stigler, Mar. 13, 1827 - bdsm: James Stigler MAHORNEY, Wm. & Elizabeth Stigler, Apr. 6, 1829 - bdsm: Jason Parmer MARTIN, Charles & Martha Stigler, Sep. 1, 1791 - bdsm: (none given) MCCONCHIE, Robert K. & Elizabeth Stigler, Nov. 28, 1817 - bdsm: wrd/o Wm. Thompson MORGAN, Dixon C. & Elizabeth Emmons, Jan. 1, 1835 - bdsm: James A. Stigler ROUTT, Daniel & Martha Stigler, Sep. 6, 1788 - bdsm: Lewis Grigsby; (date of MR Sep. 8, 1788) MARY ANN McCONKEY [signed: McChonie] gdn. of Robert and William McConkey, orphs. of Robert McConkey, dec'd. 28 Oct. 1911. For: $3,000. Sec: Enoch Jamison, George Kemper. Note: "Enoch Jamison, Nath'l. Hooms, James Emmons and James Stigler, Jr. to divide Alex. McConkey's landed estate." WILLIAM THOMPSON, gdn. of Elizabeth Stigler, orph. of James Stigler, dec'd. 23 Dec. 1816. For: $2,000. Sec: James Wheatley. JOHN F. ALLEN, gdn. of Frances Stigler when she shall arrive at Lawful age or marry, orph. of James Stigler, dec'd. 27 Jan. 1817. For: $1,500. Sec: John Embrey, Jr. 　 ALICE STIGLER, gdn. of Frances Stigler and George W. Stigler, orphs. Of James Stigler, dec'd. 27 March 1820. For $2,000. Sec: Wm. Thompson (Doc'r.) and Pope Claxton. J.P.: James Pickett, Chandler Peyton, John P. Smith, Alex'r. D. Kelly. NOTE: This is Thomas Claxton’s widow Alice [Weaver] Claxton who married James Stigler, Sr. 　 JAMES STIGLER, gdn. of Nancy Pendleton, orph. of George Pendleton, dec'd. 23 October 1820, For $50. Sec: Peter Wiggenton. J.P.: William Skinker, Chandler Peyton, James Pickett, Alexander D. Kelly. Wit: Thos. C. Kelly, D.F.C. Note: PENDLETON, George & Sally Allen, May 27, 1801 - bdsm: d/o Joseph 　

Yes, your cousin is reading this. C. Jones and several McConchie's appear on the 1878 Fauquier map available here: http://www.fauquiercounty.gov/government/departments/gis/index.cfm?action=historicalmaps Select the map, go to the southern end of the county and make it big. You'll see them. This is also the general location where Alex McConchie purchased land from Knox. > Yeah Estelle! > Thank you. > All this just seems to be connecting. I hope my cousin is reading all this > and making map for us. I'm familiar with the SCHEEL map. My cousin told me > that there was a C. JONES on that map or maybe a CHARLES JONES. We have > tried and tried to solve who the CHARLES JONES was that married ANN CHILDS, > granddaughter of ALEXANDER McCONCHIE. I can't help but think that CHARLES > JONES may end up being related to the HENRY BROADUS JONES line. > > The little narrative/book may provide some really good leads. I think I > know the McConchie graveyard you speak of but it is no longer in existence. > A relative just pointed to a piece of land off in a field to left of > someone's house that was reputed to have been the OLD McConchie graveyard. > There's no sign of any graves, stones, etc. but land records probably > mentioned a graveyard at one time early on. When I go back in August, I am > going to do more research on that property. > > Amanda > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > >

Marge, could I please have copies of the map you sent in sections? It is late I know but I was just made aware of your offer. Thanks either way. Ginny Keefer nee White

Hi Amanda, On June 17th I posted information on James Allen, Thomas Allen, Henry Field and Esther his wife. This is my line. If you didn't get the information let me know and I will send you what I posted. We toured the Summer Duck area looking for the McConchie Cemetery with the help of a local man who is a distant McConchie relative. He took us to the place the Scheel map showed. There was Embry's buried there. He didn't know of the McConchie cemetery, he called his Mother and an Aunt. They didn't know either. Barbara