Amanda, Do you have descriptions of this land and the transfers from Knox, Dent, McConchie, Emmons, Ludwell? Thank you...Renee ----- Original Message ----- From: Amanda E. Douglass To: fauquier Board Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2010 5:22 PM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] McCONCHIE/ EMMONS/ DENT/ KNOX PHILIP LUDWELL Asking about a PHILIP LUDWELL mention... JOHN KNOX, GEORGE DENT, ALEXANDER McCONCHIE and JAMES EMMONS had descriptions of this land and one mention about this land talked about a part of the old tract by a PHILIP LUDWELL. So it looks like the land that JAMES EMMONS bought and then ALEXANDER McCONCHIE ended up with went back to an early PHILIP LUDWELL. Anybody have any ideas about who Philip Ludwell was? Person of interest could be Philip Ludwell b. 29 Dec. 1716 in Carter's Creek, Surry, Viriginia married Frances Grymes on 29 July 1737 in Surry Co. VA. Frances Grymes b. 19 Nov. 1717 in North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., Va Frances Grymes was d/o of Charles Grymes m. Frances Jennings. I think Frances Jennings was son of Edmund Jennings and Margaret Barham? I wonder if below PRONE BENSON was possibly PRUE BENSON? Robert Stringfellow m. Catherine Stigler who was AUNT of James Stigler m. Mildred [Reeds] Brown. Robert Stringfellow had a daughter who married a Robert Benson. I think his father was a William "PRUE" Benson? Does any of the below make connections? Fredericksburg Court Record Search Court Record Data Context Extract Defendant John Spilman; James Bruce; Lawrence Tompkins; Samuel Hofman; Joel Bruce; Dudley Shackleford; Landon Carter Deponent / Affiant William Morgan (65); John Hopper (85); Robert Slaughter (61); William Crawford (62); Thomas Hopper (57); Prone Benson (42) Locality Caroline Co.; Stafford Co.; Fauquier Co. York Co.; Richmond Co.; Culpeper Co.; Orange Co.; Prince William Co. Patent Northern Neck Proprietor patent to Edward Jenings - Richmond Co. - 1716 Plaintiff George Turberville; Martha Tuberville Plat land of Gawin Corbin - 1753; lands in controversy - 1762 & 1763 Will Gawin Corbin - King & Queen Co. - 1739/1744 Will Gawin Corbin - Westmoreland Co. - 1759/1760 Administrative Information Record title Tuberville &ux vs Spilman Year recorded 1794? Collection CR-DC-L Record ID 387-1 End Notes Preserved by Virginia Circuit Court Records Preservation Program Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman Extracted by Barry L. McGhee Extracted on 10/21/2002 I think above George Turberville may have had 3rd wife Martha Lee? They had a daughter Letitia Turberville m. Gowry Waugh. Alexander McConchie's granddaughter Ann Childs m. Charles Jones and he had a sister Elizabeth Jones who married a JAMES WAUGH. Have not been able to identify line for James Waugh. ------------------------------- 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

Amanda, Under Lt. James Conway of Va., who served in the Rev War, I have a notation of : Thomas Conway and wife Elizabeth of Fauquier County , 1733, deeded to William and George Conway , their sons, land devised by Mary Waugh to her daughter Elizabeth Conway. That's all I have on them. I don't know how Lt. James Conway fits into the other Conway's. He does not appear in Edwin Conway, Sr and Martha Eltonhead lines. Marianne Dillow

And that makes me think that I have Willis Brown family in Fauquier County. Where does he fit in? 1. Willis1 BROWN was born bef 1771. He died bef 1806 in Fauquier, VA. He married Elizabeth TURNER 1 Oct 1791 in Fauquier, VA. She was born 1771 in Fauquier, VA. Elizabeth was the daughter of John Meridy TURNER and Elizabeth [UNKNOWN]. She married Samuel OLIVER 27 Feb 1807 in Fauquier, VA. She died 5 Oct 1839 in Licking, OH. She was buried in Gratiot, Licking, OH. Willis BROWN and Elizabeth TURNER had the following children: 2 i. John Meredith2 BROWN was born in Fauquier, VA 1792. He married Anne COOKE 30 Jul 1818 in Fauquier, VA. She was born 1800 in Fauquier, VA. Anne was the daughter of Charles COOKE and Mary LEGG. 3 ii. Elizabeth W. BROWN was born in Fauquier, VA 1796. She died 1870 in Parke, IN. She was buried in near Catlin. She married William E. MARTIN 26 Sep 1814 in Fauquier, VA. He was born 1792 in VA. He died 1863 in Parke, IN. 4 iii. Molly BROWN was born in Fauquier, VA 1801. Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: vafauqui-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:vafauqui-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Ken Gray Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2010 9:55 AM To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] EMMONS researchers/ McConchie/ Embry/ Ordor/ Brown Hello all. The recent flurry of postings stirred up a long dormant research line for me. Has anyone involved with all of these Brown families run across Rhoda (Roda, Rody) Brown born about 1800 (probably Fauquier County) and married Jesse/Jessee Gray in Fauquier County in 1818. The marriage bond for Jessee Gray and Roda Brown lists Frances Thaddeus as Roda's mother. I have seen other listings that indicate Roda's father may have been a Thaddeus Brown. Thanks, Ken Gray

Amanda, The Peter Conway and Mary James line descends from a Thomas Conway that came to Va in 1671. His line consists of several Thomas Conway's and a Dennis Conway that married Anne Fielding., Lazarus Conway, Etc. My 9th great grandparents are Edwin Conway, Sr and Martha Eltonhead. My Conway cousins and I believe these two lines are kin in England before coming to Virginia. We are still working on the kinship in England before they all came to Virginia. I wish I could tell you more but maybe that will help some. Marianne Dillow >============================================== Does anyone know who THOMAS CONWAY was? Could he be related to PETER CONWAY m. MARY JAMES, d/o JOHN JAMES and DIANAH ALLEN. a.. Married: 22 NOV 1769 in Fauquier County, Virginia b.. Note: Peter Conway & Mary James, Marriage entry, 22 November 1769, Marriage Register, Book 1: Page 33, County Clerk's Office, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia (hereafter cited as Conway-James, Marriage Register, Book 1)

Asking about a PHILIP LUDWELL mention... JOHN KNOX, GEORGE DENT, ALEXANDER McCONCHIE and JAMES EMMONS had descriptions of this land and one mention about this land talked about a part of the old tract by a PHILIP LUDWELL. So it looks like the land that JAMES EMMONS bought and then ALEXANDER McCONCHIE ended up with went back to an early PHILIP LUDWELL. Anybody have any ideas about who Philip Ludwell was? Person of interest could be Philip Ludwell b. 29 Dec. 1716 in Carter's Creek, Surry, Viriginia married Frances Grymes on 29 July 1737 in Surry Co. VA. Frances Grymes b. 19 Nov. 1717 in North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co., Va Frances Grymes was d/o of Charles Grymes m. Frances Jennings. I think Frances Jennings was son of Edmund Jennings and Margaret Barham? I wonder if below PRONE BENSON was possibly PRUE BENSON? Robert Stringfellow m. Catherine Stigler who was AUNT of James Stigler m. Mildred [Reeds] Brown. Robert Stringfellow had a daughter who married a Robert Benson. I think his father was a William "PRUE" Benson? Does any of the below make connections? Fredericksburg Court Record Search Court Record Data Context Extract Defendant John Spilman; James Bruce; Lawrence Tompkins; Samuel Hofman; Joel Bruce; Dudley Shackleford; Landon Carter Deponent / Affiant William Morgan (65); John Hopper (85); Robert Slaughter (61); William Crawford (62); Thomas Hopper (57); Prone Benson (42) Locality Caroline Co.; Stafford Co.; Fauquier Co. York Co.; Richmond Co.; Culpeper Co.; Orange Co.; Prince William Co. Patent Northern Neck Proprietor patent to Edward Jenings - Richmond Co. - 1716 Plaintiff George Turberville; Martha Tuberville Plat land of Gawin Corbin - 1753; lands in controversy - 1762 & 1763 Will Gawin Corbin - King & Queen Co. - 1739/1744 Will Gawin Corbin - Westmoreland Co. - 1759/1760 Administrative Information Record title Tuberville &ux vs Spilman Year recorded 1794? Collection CR-DC-L Record ID 387-1 End Notes Preserved by Virginia Circuit Court Records Preservation Program Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman Extracted by Barry L. McGhee Extracted on 10/21/2002 I think above George Turberville may have had 3rd wife Martha Lee? They had a daughter Letitia Turberville m. Gowry Waugh. Alexander McConchie's granddaughter Ann Childs m. Charles Jones and he had a sister Elizabeth Jones who married a JAMES WAUGH. Have not been able to identify line for James Waugh.

Hi Ken, I haven't seen those names but since you have a BROWN line, I hope you will keep a an eye on the BROWN postings. Could your BROWN line make any connections to below names I wonder? Thanks, Amanda =========================================== Named grandson: Robert Embrey (son of Charles) to have 82 a lying between Carter's line and Summerduck Run. Sons: Thomas Embrey and Robert Embrey to equally divide the remaining land. Wife: Ann Exrs: Thomas & Robert Embrey, sons Wit. Lincefield Sharpe Swanson Brown John Brown Will of Ann Embrey, 9 Feb. 1790, 22 Feb. 1790 Son: Robert Embrey to have various stock animals... To: Elizabeth Taylor to have 1 bed... To: John Embrey (son of Robert) to have 2 close bodied coats... Daughter: Nancy Butler to have my saddle... Exrs: administration granted to Robert Embrey & Jeremiah Brown, noted that Thomas Embrey is the next of kin if he wants to contest the will must do so at April cout. Wit.: Wm. Snelling Alexander Brown Sarah Benjey (?) ============================================== Does anyone know who THOMAS CONWAY was? Could he be related to PETER CONWAY m. MARY JAMES, d/o JOHN JAMES and DIANAH ALLEN. a.. Married: 22 NOV 1769 in Fauquier County, Virginia b.. Note: Peter Conway & Mary James, Marriage entry, 22 November 1769, Marriage Register, Book 1: Page 33, County Clerk's Office, Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia (hereafter cited as Conway-James, Marriage Register, Book 1) >From someone past post... I am descended from the NUGENT/NEWGENT fqmily of Fauquier Co. LIncefield Sharpe's mother was a NEWGENT. The Fauquier Co. March 1778 Court appointed Joseph James Capt; Linsfield Sharpe second Lieutenant & William Smith Ensign 24 March 1778. July Court 1781 appointed Linsfield Sharp and William Bayler Captains. Excerpts from a book FAUQUIER COUNTY IN THE REVOLUTION, published by Warrenton, VA Fauquier County American Bicenennial Commission, 1976: Page 257 - "The company raised by Captain Benjamin Harrison was apparently broken up. An undated roster has been found showing James Key as 1st lieutenant, Linsfield Sharp, 2nd lieutenant and Thomas Conway, ensign. In March, 1778, Sharp was with Captain Joseph James." Page 424 - "On the 1st of August (Apparently 1781) Captain James Winn took another company of Fauquier men to the vicinity of Yorktown. Linsfield Sharpe, recommended for a captaincy on the 23rd of July, was second in command and Thomas Conway was 1st lieutenant. Sharpe soon took over as captain." Page 432 - "The next morning, the 21st of October, they took off for home. "Marching through the autumnal sunshine with their "parcel" of prisoners (about 2,500), their hearts were gay and their steps were light. Two of the companies were almost wholly from Fauquier, those of Captains James Winn and Thomas Helm. The former marched under the orders of newly promoted Captain Linsfield Sharpe." [Could Thomas Helm had been married to Jane 'Jean' Pope about 1759 in Prince William Co. Wondering if this Thomas Helm died 27 Apri 1816 in Elizabethtown, Hardin Co. KY?] Elmer Compton Sarasota, FL elfcompton@yahoo.com

Hello all. The recent flurry of postings stirred up a long dormant research line for me. Has anyone involved with all of these Brown families run across Rhoda (Roda, Rody) Brown born about 1800 (probably Fauquier County) and married Jesse/Jessee Gray in Fauquier County in 1818. The marriage bond for Jessee Gray and Roda Brown lists Frances Thaddeus as Roda's mother. I have seen other listings that indicate Roda's father may have been a Thaddeus Brown. Thanks, Ken Gray

Fauquier Listers: Time Frame: In 1851 Virginia Marriage Laws ; Was it legal to get the marriage bond in one Virginia county, and actually get married in a different Virginia County? Or did the marriage have to take place in the issuing County? Thank you, Tom

Amanda, Source: Ancestry.Com Robert Dade and Elizabeth Harrison’s children: Beheathland Alexander Dade born 1745 Elizabeth Dade born 1749 died 1769 Rose Townsend Dade born 1751 died 1794 Parents of Robert Dade: Name Townsend Dade Male Birth 1688 St Pauls Parish, Stafford, Virginia, United States Marriage 1714 (Age: 26) to Elizabeth Alexander 1724 (Age: 36) Occupation: County Lieutenant of Stafford County, in 1724-5. 1731 (Age: 43) Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Rose Newton Gregsby Death: 1761 (Age: 73) Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 St Pauls Parish, Stafford, Virginia, United States Marriage 1714 (Age: 26) to Elizabeth Alexander 1724 (Age: 36) Occupation: County Lieutenant of Stafford County, in 1724-5. 1731 (Age: 43) Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Rose Newton Gregsby Death: 1761 (Age: 73) Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Marriage 1714 (Age: 26) to Elizabeth Alexander 1724 (Age: 36) Occupation: County Lieutenant of Stafford County, in 1724-5. 1731 (Age: 43) Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Rose Newton Gregsby Death: 1761 (Age: 73) Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Robert Dade and Elizabeth Harrison’s children: Beheathland Alexander Dade born 1745 Elizabeth Dade born 1749 died 1769 Rose Townsend Dade born 1751 died 1794 Parents of Robert Dade: Name Townsend Dade Male Birth 1688 St Pauls Parish, Stafford, Virginia, United States Marriage 1714 (Age: 26) to Elizabeth Alexander 1724 (Age: 36) Occupation: County Lieutenant of Stafford County, in 1724-5. 1731 (Age: 43) Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Rose Newton Gregsby Death: 1761 (Age: 73) Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 St Pauls Parish, Stafford, Virginia, United States Marriage 1714 (Age: 26) to Elizabeth Alexander 1724 (Age: 36) Occupation: County Lieutenant of Stafford County, in 1724-5. 1731 (Age: 43) Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Rose Newton Gregsby Death: 1761 (Age: 73) Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Marriage 1714 (Age: 26) to Elizabeth Alexander 1724 (Age: 36) Occupation: County Lieutenant of Stafford County, in 1724-5. 1731 (Age: 43) Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Occupation: High Sheriff in 1731 of Stafford County, Va. Occupation: 1732-1733 (Age: 44) Was with John Washington and Richard Barnes and was appointed Inspector at Boyd's Hole and Marlborough. I Occupation 1736 (Age: 48) Captain Occupation 1737 (Age: 49) Coloniel 2nd Marriage: December 12, 1745 (Age: 57) to Rose Newton Gregsby Rose Newton Gregsby Death: 1761 (Age: 73) Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Fairfax, Virginia, United States Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 Francis Dade born 1659 and Frances Townsend born 1667 were parents to Townsend Dade born 1688. Francis Dade born 1621 and Beheathland Bernard born 1635 parents to Francis Dade born 1659. William Dade born 1579 and Mary Wingfield born ? Died 1624 were parents to Francis Dade born 1621. Thomas Dade born 1556 and Anne Cornwallis born ? Died 1612 were parents to William Dade born 1579 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556 William Dade born ? Died 1597 and Margery Godbould parents to Thomas Dade born 1556 John Dade born ? And died? Father to William Dade born 1556

June, This was Theodosia [Stone] Maconchie who was first wife of William McConchie who was on the 1771 estate of Robert Mastin with our descendant Alexander McConchie who WAS NOT the brother of William McConchie. I think we can at least nail down for certain that William McConchie who married Theodosia Stone, 2nd Elizabeth Muncaster had some kind of kinship to our descendant Alexander Mcconchie who ended up in Fauquier Co. by 1775 at Robert Knox's quarter. Thanks! Amanda ============================================================== Notes: p. 176, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Deed Book 1770-1775 S#3 Page 296. Deed of Gift. I, Mary Stone of CC, spinster, for the natural love and affection that I have for my sister, Theodocia Machonchie, and for divers other good causes, I give my sd sister one moiety or half part of my share of my late decd brother, William Stone's estate. Signed Sep 9, 1772 - Mary Stone. Wit - Rachel (+ her mark) Muncaster, Walter Hanson*. Recorded Sep 26, 1772. William McConchie who married Theodosia Stone had sons John McConchie and William McConchie Jr. Theodosia died and William McConchie remarried the widow Elizabeth Muncaster about 1757. William McConchie who was married first to Theodosia Stone has remaried by now to widow Elizabeth Muncaster. William McConchie's aunt was MARY SWIFT as she was the MARY HANSON who married 1st Rev. William McConchie, 2nd Theophilus Swift. p. 6, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records Book 1765-1770 O#3 Page 24. Oct 29, 1765 from Mary Pallufus of CC, widow, to William Maconchie of CC, Gentleman, for 30£ and for divers other good causes, a tract of land called York, containing about 150 acres in CC adjoining a tract of land called Nappin, and now in the possession of Mrs. Mary Swift. Signed - Mary (+ her mark) Palufos. Wit - Thos Stone*, Walter Hanson*. Recorded Oct 30, 1765. PULLUFFUS, Joseph, age 65, about 40 years ago he was a servant to Mr. John Hanson, father of Col. Robert Hanson, [He married last the widow Ann of John Maconchie whose son William McConchie m. 1st Theodosia Stone, 2nd widow Elizabeth Muncaster] 6 July 1742; CHLR 39: 1741-1743:423. Age 68, about 24 years ago he sold part of York to Thomas SANDERS; CHLR 40: 1744-1745:394. William McConchie who married 1st Theodosia Stone and had sons William McConchie Jr. and John/ William McConchie is styled "SR" in this record. William McConchie "SR" was the same one on the 1771 estate of Robert Mastin with my descendant Alexander McConchie and they WERE NOT BROTHERS. p. 117, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records 1790-1792; Book K#4 Page 538. Deed of Gift. I, William McConchie Sr of CC, for the natural love I have for my children, John McConchie and William McConchie Jr, and for a provision and preferment of them, I have given them the following 9 Negro slaves, to wit, Gate and her 2 children, Frederick and Elizabeth; Dolly and her 3 children, Winney, Bet, and Charles; Leonard, and Betty. Signed Dec 12, 1792 - Wm McConchie. Wit - James Freeman*. Recorded Dec 12, 1792. This record shows again that William McConchie's wife was Elizabeth. p. 135, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records Book N#4, (1792-1796) Page 84. May 11, 1793 from William McConchie of CC, to Colo John Hoskins Stone, merchant, for 500 £, a parcel of land, being part of a tract of land originally granted to James Lindsey, containing 100 acres, bounded by the easternmost boundary of Pointon Manor, the main run of the easternmost branch of Avon River or Nanjemoy Cr. Also, a tract of land called McConchie's Deal or Dale, lying in CC, containing, clear of elder surveys, 393 acres and 3 rood. Signed - Wm McConchie. Wit - Henry Barnes*, James Freeman*. Elizabeth, wife to the sd William McConchie, relinquished her right of dower. Recorded May 11, 1793. -William McConchie with 2nd wife Elizabeth who was widow Elizabeth Muncaster. -Note that Warren Dent was witness. Warren Dent was BROTHER of George Dent m. Rose, 2nd Elizabeth, widow of John Knox. -William Harrison was husband of Rebecca Dent, sister of Warren and George Dent. -William Harrison was son of Col. Richard Harrison and 1st wife Dorothy Hanson, d/o Robert Hanson who married last widow Ann of John McConchie> -Col. Richard Harrison m. 2nd widow Elizabeth [Dent] Penn and their daughter Elizabeth Harrison m. 1st JOHN KNOX, GEORGE DENT [after Rose died] and 3rd ENOCH J. BROWN. -Col. Richard Harrison was UNCLE of Rose Townsend Dade m. Robert Knox, 2nd George Dent. -My Alexander McConchie was around William McConchie whose father was "JOHN". -There's a Robert McConchie in records with Rev. Wm. McConchie and with John. -I think Robert McConchie was brother of Rev. Wm. and John McConchie. -Will of Rev. William McConchie states his father was "ALEXANDER". -If Robert was there brother and had father "ALEXANDER", then Robert surely could have named a son "Alexander" who I believe to be my 5xgf. -My Alexander McConchie would be a perfect fit to have been a FIRST COUSIN of William McConchie whose own brother "Alexander" died in 1757. p. 92, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records Book 1775-1782; V#3 Page 413. Oct 15, 1779 from William McConchie and Elizabeth, his wife, both of CC, to John Hoskins Stone of CC, for 1751 £, a tract of land in CC called Watsons Purchase, being the third part of the sd tract to which the sd Elizabeth was entitled in her right of dower from the land of her late husband, James Moncaster, decd, as the same is now laid off. To have and to hold during the natural life of sd Elizabeth and in right of dower. Signed - Wm McConchie, Elizabeth McConchie. Wit - Warren Dent, Will Harrison. Recorded Oct 18, 1779. William McConchie Jr. married Mary MNU. They are the subject of a previous post I made to Charles County. Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2007 09:26:51 -0400 From: "Amanda Douglass" <aadouglass@nc.rr.com> To: <lindareno@comcast.net>, <nlndgrn@sbcglobal.net> Subject: Chancery Record 1810/William McConchie Estate Linda and Norma, I received the Chancery Record for 1810 and was over fifty pages! It has the will of William McConchie. Mary was his wife but no maiden name. The John McConchie was his brother. The other ones named were his seven children. This was really good in that three people witnessed his will one of which was Alexander J. McConchie and it gives his full name in one line as Alexander Jones McConchie. Thought that was interesting because Alexander has the same middle name (Jones) as Fanny Jones McConchie who was daughter of William and Alexander clearly was not a child by William. He might be a son by John the brother? Also, we know that on the 1810 census, Alexander J. McConchie was living beside Mary so that adds up. Evidently William got into financial difficulty and had to borrow $1,800 from the Farmers Bank of Maryland and that's when John B. Wills, Jr. and Samuel Chapman got a deed of Trust from him in order to loan money which William defaulted on. This is where it gets very tedious but I've been transcribing it page by page saved to Rich Text format. I'm been sending to Mary Jo because she has an interest as well. Another thing that I think might be a big lead in all this was that it states in the court records that John McConchie deeded Pointon Manor to his brother William on March 23, 1801. I will try to get that record from Archives but I'm wondering how John ended up getting Pointon Manor? (We're thinking that this William was William, Jr. son of William and Theodosia and that John was his brother.) ....... Amanda CHANCERY COURT (Chancery Papers) 1810/12/22 5520: John B. Wills, Jr. and Samuel Chapman vs. Mary McConchie [wife of William Jr.], John McConchie [brother of William Jr.], Lucy Harrison McConchie, John Thomas Stone McConchie, Fanny Jones McConchie, Elizabeth McConchie, Walter Alexander McConchie, Richard McConchie, and Mary Maria McConchie. CH. Estate of William McConchie - Pointon Manor. Recorded (Chancery Record) 81, p. From: "Amanda Douglass To: "Arthur Kaye" Subject: William McConchie's will Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2007 01:00:25 +0000 Artie, Here's the will. William McConchie's Will (Feb. 6, 1810) "In the name of God Amen, I William McConchie of Charles County and State of Maryland being sick and weak, but of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding thanks to almighty God for all his mercies do make and ordain this my last will and testament. First, I give to my beloved wife during her life one third part of my land. I also give to my said wife one third part of all my personal Estate of whatsoever kind it may consist- Item I give and devise to my friend Samuel Chapman and to his heirs one third part of my land subject to the following trust and for the following uses and purposes To wit, that the said Land and the profits thereof shall belong to my Brother John McConchie during his life under the direction of the said Samuel Chapman his heirs, Executors or Administrators for the Benefit and advantage of my said Brother John and the said one third of my land herein before devised to the said Samuel Chapman. I devise to my children after the death of my said Brother John to be equally divided between all my said children and their heirs forever. I give and devise to all my children and their heirs forever to be equally divided between them all the rest of my land and other property, the one third part of my land herein before devised to my wife to be equally divided after her death among my said children and their Heirs forever this 6th Feb. of 1810- Signed, Sealed published and declared by the testators as his last will and testament William McConchie (seal) in the presence of us, whom he has requested to witness the same which we accordingly do in his presence and in the presence of each other. H. H. Chapman John Taylor Alex. J. McConchie Charles County (?) March 5, 1810 Then came John Taylor one of the subscribing witnesses to the aforegoing last will and testament of William McConchie late of Charles County deceased and made oath on the Holy Evangely of Almighty God that he did see the testator herein named sign and seal this will that he heard him publish pronounce and declare the same to be his last will and testament that at the time of his sodoing he was to the best of his apprehension of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding and that he together with Henry H. Chapman and Alexander J. McConchie the other subscribing witnesses respectively subscribed their names as witnesses to this will in the presence and at the request of the testator and in the presence of each other- Seal Humphrey Barnes Reg. of Will Charles County (?) March 5th 1810 Then came Alexander Jones McConchie one of the subscribing witnesses to the aforegoing last will and testament of William McConchie late of Charles County deceased and made oath on the Holy Evangely of almighty God that he did see the testator therein named sign and seal this will that he heard him publish pronounce and declare the same to be his last will and testament that at the time of his sodoing he was to the best of his apprehension of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding and that he together with Henry H. Chapman and John Taylor the subscribing witnesses respectively subscribed their names as witnesses to this will in the presence of each other. Seal Humphrey Barnes Reg. of Will " 1810 census, Charles County, MD (no other Maconchie/McConchie/Mackconchie, etc in USA) Age categories same as 1800 Alexander J McConchie, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 0 6 [Likely a son by John McConchie who was son of William McConchie and Theodosia Stone.] Mary McConchie, 2, 0, 3, 1, 0 1, 2, 1, 0, 1 0 20 [She's the widow of William McConchie Jr. who had brother John and both of them were sons by William McConchie and Theodosia Stone.] Note: Above Alexander J. McConchie would have been too young to have been on the 1771 estate of Robert Mastin. Check me on this!

Amanda On Ancestry.Com it states: Howson [2] Hooe son of Howson [1] and Frances [Bernard] Hooe, was sheriff and Justice for Pr. Wm. Co. 1761-1769 and in 1791 was vestryman for Dettingen Parish. He married Mary, daughter of Robert Dade, and granddaughter of Francis Dade and Lady Frances [Townshend] Dade, the 2nd wife of his grandfather Lt. Col Rice Hooe. Lady Frances was a sister to Lady Mary Townshend, who married John Washington, The Towenshend nobly descended from Ludovic a Norman Knight who assumed his wife's name. June

Ken, I found one entry on familysearch.org that listed Thaddeus Brown, born 14 Feb 1778 in Northumberland Co., VA - father John and mother Rhoda.  Perhaps Thaddeus named his daughter after his mother?   Sandra --- On Sat, 6/12/10, Ken Gray <kgray@placemarkllc.com> wrote: From: Ken Gray <kgray@placemarkllc.com> Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] EMMONS researchers/ McConchie/ Embry/ Ordor/ Brown To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, June 12, 2010, 11:55 AM Hello all. The recent flurry of postings stirred up a long dormant research line for me.  Has anyone involved with all of these Brown families run across Rhoda (Roda, Rody) Brown born about 1800 (probably Fauquier County) and married Jesse/Jessee Gray in Fauquier County in 1818.  The marriage bond for Jessee Gray and Roda Brown lists Frances Thaddeus as Roda's mother.  I have seen other listings that indicate Roda's father may have been a Thaddeus Brown. Thanks, Ken Gray ------------------------------- 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

Hi Sandra, Glad you asked! I was going to get to this. I am trying to get to bottom of who the parents were of ROBERT DADE who marrried ELIZABETH HARRISON with daughter ROSE. This is going around my elbow but ALEXANDER McCONCHIE's grandson, ROBERT KING McCONCHIE married ELIZABETH STIGLER who was the 3x great granddaughter of GEORGE MOTT. GEORGE MOTT had daughters Margaret Mott m. ALEXANDER DONIPHAN. Eleanor Mott m. RICHARD SHIPPEY, daughter Jael Shippey m. 1st William Underwood, 2nd Samuel Reeds and their daughter Mildred married 1st UNKNOWN BROWN, 2nd JAMES STIGLER whose daughhter Elizabeth Stigler m. ROBERT KING McCONCHIE. Mildred's sister JAEL REEDS m. LOTT HACKLEY. ALEXANDER McCONCHIE and LOTT HACKLEY did the 1785 estate inventory of CAPT. ROBERT KNOX. ROSE TOWNSEND DADE was d/o ELIZABETH HARRISON who married 1st ROBERT DADE, 2nd ROBERT MASTIN. ALEXANDER DONIPHAN did the estate inventory of ROBERT SLYE who was married to SUSANNAH GERARD. Susannah Gerard's sister Elizabeth Gerard married Nehemiah Blackistone and their daughter, Rebecca Blackistone, married Gerard Newton, son of JOHN NEWTON who had married ROSE the a widow of THOMAS GERARD. This ALL needs to be checked out with actual records as I'm no expert but there is a definite connection of all this to line of GEORGE MOTT and then around to ALEXANDER McCONCHIE. Maryland seems to be a common factor for these lines. I welcome all feedback and comments and I'm not stating any of this as fact as it needs more research and ultimately to be proven. It just seems to be holding up really well when looking at the records. Thanks, Amanda ================================================================ Rose Newton's will dated Dec. 1, 1712; probated Feb. 3, 1713 by Thomas Newton.) WILLS OF Westmoreland County, Virginia 1654-1800 BY AUGUSTA B. FOTHERGILL: Pg 18 NEWTON, JOHN, 19 August 1695; 28 July 1697. To eldest son John my lands at Carlton and Camilsforth, in Yorkshire in England, and the house in Hull, which was my father's, also the land bought of Joseph Laycock, to said son John and his four children I leave 1,000 lbs. of tobacco each; to son Joseph and his three sons 1,000 lbs. of tobacco each; to son Benjamin and his daughter 1,000 lbs. of tobacco each; son Gerrard and wife Rebecca live at ye Little Falls and have 1,000 acres in the freshes of Rappahannock with a mill and four negroes; to daughter Elizabeth Newton [she married 2nd Benjamin Berryman and their daughter Sarah Berryman m. William Douglas whose HALF sister Sarah Douglas was named in the Will of Rev. William McConchie who married Mary Hanson.]one-half of a tract of 2,150 acres and one negro; to my wife all my plate for life and then to my dau.; to son Thomas 350 acres and a mill at Totoskey; to wife Rose Newton 5,000 lbs. of tobacco each year for life and various other bequests; to son Thomas four Negroes; to grandson John the son of Joseph Newton, 200 acres of land. John son of son Joseph Newton. My three English sons one negro if they are living at my death. I think above son GERRARD NEWTON m. REBECCA BLACKISTONE. They had possible daughter ROSE NEWTON m. 1st THOMAS GRIGSBY 4 May 1715 in St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co. Va. and 2nd TOWNSEND DADE 12 Dec. 1745 in St. Paul's Parish,Stafford Co. Va. [All this needs some really deep digging] [I think Rebecca had AUNT Susannah Gerard who was wife of ROBERT SLYE.] TOWNSEND DADE was supposedly married 1st to ELIZABETH ALEXANDER about 1714 in Stafford Co. Va. and had seven children one of which is supposedly ROBERT DADE b. 1723 in Saint Paul's Parish, Stafford Co. VA who married ELIZABETH HARRISON, d/o Verlinda Stone and Joseph Harrison. This the ROBERT DADE who was father of ROSE TOWNSEND DADE m. ROBERT KNOX. This is the estate of CAPT. ROBERT DADE who for certain married ELIZABETH HARRISON. Capt. Robert Dade 62.27 CH £657.12.1 Jul 27 1756 Aug 14 1756 Appraisers: William Beek, Avery Dye. Creditors: Joseph Harrison, Jo. H. Harrison. [He's UNCLE of ROSE] Next of kin: Tabitba Hooe [she married Rice Hooe and her son Robert Townsend Hooe was one of Rose's executors on the Will of Robert Knox], Virlinda Harrison Hooe. Administratrix: Elisabeth Dade. [Be sure to note both these names "Joseph Harrison" and "Jo. H. Harrison". These are TWO different lines of Harrison. Capt. Robert Dade 41.274 A CH £657.12.1 £10.2.1 Jun 15 1757 Sureties: Col. Richard Harrison, [He's UNCLE of Rose. This Col. Richard Harrison married 1st Dorothy Hanson, 2nd widow Elizabeth [Dent] Penn of William Penn. This Elizabeth and Col. Richard Harrison had the daughter Elizabeth Harrison who married 1st JOHN KNOX, 2nd GEOGE DENT, 3rd ENOCH J. BROWN...these are those Fauquier connections] John Stone. Received from: Capt. Fouke (in Virginia currency), Capt. Fouke, Thomas Redding, Col. Richard Harrison (in Virginia currency), Mat Breeding, Capt. Joseph Hanson Harrison, George Dent. Payments to: John Chin, Alexander Sutherland, Patrick Bruten, Thomas Massey, Jos. Harrison, Benjamin Tasker, Esq., Daniel Jenifer. Representatives: widow (unnamed), 2 children: Elisabeth Dade (age 8), Rose Townsend Dade (age 5). [There's little ROSE who would marry CAPT. ROBERT KNOX whose estate inventory was done in 1785 by my 5xgf Alexander McConchie and Lott Hackley] Administratrix: Elisabeth Dade. If above THOMAS MASSEY was married 2nd to ELEANOR PARRENDER, then below was MOTT DONIPHAN who was SON of ALEXANDER DONIPHAN and MARGARET MOTT. MOTT DONIPHAN would have been FIRST COUSIN to JAEL SHIPPEY who was daugher of ELEANOR MOTT and RICHARD SHIPPEY. MOTT DONIPHAN was in records with "R. HARRISON and JO. H. HARRISON" who I REALLY THINK ARE THE BROTHERS of ELIZABETH HARRISON m. ROBERT DADE! ===SEE WHAT I MEAN. I know this MOTT DONIPHAN was son of ALEXANDER DONIPHAN and MARGARET MOTT. MARGARET MOTT was d/o GEORGE MOTT. MARGARET MOTT was sister of ELEANOR MOTT m. RICHARD SHIPPEY whose granddaughter MILDRED REEDS m. 1st UNKNOWN BROWN, 2nd JAMES STIGLER and their daughter ELIZABETH "BETSY" STIGLER m. ROBERT KING McCONCHIE, grandson of ALEXANDER McCONCHIE and ANN of Fauquier Co.] Charles County Land Record Book L#3, 1761-1765; Page 264. Apr 13, 1763 from William Adie & Elizabeth, his wife, of Stafford County, Virginia, to Daniel of Saint Thomas Jenifer of Maryland, for 114 £ current money of Virginia, part of a tract of land in CC near ap .. Thorns Gut known by the name of St. Thomas' formerly.. [po]ssessed by --tt {mm: Mott Doniphan} Donathan, guardian to the afd Eliza[beth], and now in the possession of sd William and Elizabeth Adie, containing a out 114 acres. Signed - Wm Adie, Elizabeth [A]die. Wit - R Harrison*, Jo: H: Harrison*. Recorded Apr 16, 1763. === Charles County Land Record Book L#3, 1761-1765; Page 266. Apr 14, 1763 from Thomas Massey and Eleanor, his wife, of Stafford County, Virginia, to Daniel of Saint Thomas Jenifer of Maryland, for 114 £ current money of Virginia, part of a tract of land in CC near a place called Gut, called St. Thomas', formerly possessed by Mott Donathan, guardian to the afd Eleanor Massey, and now in the possession of sd Thomas Massey and Eleanor, his wife, containing about 114 acres. Signed - Thomas Massey, Eleanor Massey. Wit - Geo Dent*, JHawkins*. Recorded Apr th, 1763 [This GEORGE DENT, I believe, was the BROTHER of ELIZABETH DENT who married 1st WILLIAM PENN and 2nd COL. RICHARD HARRISON who was UNCLE of ROSE TOWNSEND DADE.] Here's the record that had ALEXANDER DONIPHAN as admin. of inventory of ROBERT SLYE. Robert Slye's wife Susannah was, I think, Aunt of Rebecca Blackistone m. Gerard Newton. Charles County Circuit Court Liber E, Page 129-1/2 1671; Thomas Yeabsley, merchant of Plymouth, Devon, ex. of the will of Amos Short who lately died "at Virginia or parts thereabout" Robert Slye of Maryland, admn.; appoints Alexander Doniphen of Plymouth, merchant, as attorney to inventory estate with Robert Slye Rebecca Blackistone m. Gerard Newton. Rebecca was d/o of Nehemiah Blackiston m. Elizabeth Gerard who was SISTER of Susannah Gerard m. ROBERT SLYE. 1/18/1670: Nehemiah Blackistone and Justinian Gerard named as brothers in the will of Robert Slye and as overseers of his estate. Can anyone find on line Will of Robert Slye?

Found this online - may help or hinder, I don't know!   Sandra   1729: There is a deed in King George county from Thos. Grigsby and Rose his wife, one of the daughters of Gerrard Newton, deceased, late of the county of Richmond, to Samuel Skinker. It also recites that Mathew Herbert, of Maryland, married Elizabeth, the other daughter of Gerard Newton. Historical and Genealogical Notes. William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 4. (Apr., 1901), pp. 268-272. 10 Feb 1755: Deposition of Eliza. Berryman Aged 70 years or thereabouts being Sworn and Examined in a Suit between Garrard Davis and others Plts. and Richd. Lee Defendent (Elizabeth Berryman) -- deposeth and Saith that John Newton, the Elder, the Depts. father informed her (that) he was a Yorkshire (England) man and had three wives there, and one Son by each wife namely: John, Joseph and Benja. and that after the death of his last Wife, he came to Virginia and married this Depts. mother (Rose Nee Tucker Gerrard Newton) and sometime after the Marriage he went Home again and brought in with him his three Sons of afores'd. & that the sd. John, the Eldest Son, some time after he came to Virginia married and had issue: Wm. Newton, who married Barbary Johnson Daughter of James Johnson, ye Elder, half sister to John Gerrard, the younger, the said Wm. Newton had issue by the said Barbary Johnson, a Son, and (a) Daughter named Frances. The sd. Wm. Newton survived the sd. Barbary, and afterward married Eliza. Berryman, the Daughter of this Depts. last Husband (Benjamin Berryman) by his first wife (Sarah Butler), & had issue by the sd. Eliza.: Wm. Newton, now in King George County, & Others. Joseph Newton, the son of the (John Newton, the elder's) second wife had no issue now alive. Benja. Newton, son by the third wife, married in Virginia and had issue one Son named Benja. & three Daughters --the last mentioned Benja. married and had issue a Son named Benja. now living and is married to a Daughter of Rachel Colclough of Stafford County & this Dept. Saith that her Father (John Newton) had issue by her Mother (Rose) who was his fourth and last wife: two Sons namely Gerrard and Thos. Newton and further this Dept. Saith (further, that?) James Johnson the Elder married Eliza. the Mother of John Gerrard, ye younger, and had issue by her Jas., Eliza., Frances, Barbary and Anne, ye sd. Jas. died without issue. Eliza. (Johnson) married William Davis and had issue. Frances (Johnson) married one Wiggington & had issue. Barbary (Johnson) married the aforesd. Wm. Newton & had issue as aforesd. Anne (Johnson) married Saml. Heath and had issue & further this Dept. Saith not. her Elizabeth X Berryman mark Westmoreland Sct. The within sworn to the 10th day of February 1755 before us by Virtue of a Dedimus to us directed Dated the 15th. Day of November in the twenty ----------- year of our Reign ------- Wm. Berryman James Berryman (sons of Elizabeth Newton Gilson & Benjamin Berryman) A Copy teste: John Lee Junr. p Ben Waller C. G. Cur. (Endorsed) Copy Berriman's Deps. This deposition was copied from the Virginia Historical Magazine, Vol 23, 1925, p 300.

Renee, June and Denise, To simpfly this for the list and those who are not involved with these lines, I'm going to label my posts McConchie/ Emmons/ Dent/ Knox/ Harrison hunt. Then everybody will know and can just delete. My aim here is to possibly prove that Alexander McConchie in Fauquier was the son of a Robert Maconchie in CC MD and that Robert was highly likely the brother of Rev. William McConchie m. Mary Hanson and his brother John McConchie whose widow Ann remarried last Robert Hanson who was brother of Mary Hanson. Expanding more on ROSE TOWNSEND [DADE] KNOX's mother and ROSE's uncles, Joseph Hanson Harrison and Col. Richard Harrison. Thanks, Amanda ========================================= ALEXANDER McCONCHIE and wife ANN had ONLY SON ROBERT. ROBERT married Mary Ann King and they had three sons: Alexander Robert King William A. Based on the naming patterns of the day and especially the Scotch/Irish etc., if ROBERT was ONLY SON, he surely would have been named after Alexander's father. We know that Alexander McConchie had wife ANN and there are wills for both. -Alexander McConchie and Ann named their ONLY SON "ROBERT" which would have been for Alexander's father. Fauquier Co. DEED BOOK 13, page 330 said... "We the said Alexander Mcconchie and Ann his wife, for ouselves our heirs or assigns, the premises with the appretenacnes to the said ROBERT McCONCHIE his heirs and assigns, against us Alexander McConchie and Ann his wife our heirs, Executor Administrators or assigns; shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents that our SON and ONLY SON ROBERT McCONCHIE his heirs ..." -Alexander McConchie had definite associations with GEORGE DENT and ROBERT KNOX. Both of them had associations with the HARRISON line in CC MD. -Rose Townsend Dade married Robert Knox and her UNCLES were Joseph Hanson Harrison and Col. Richard Harrison GEORGE DENT married widow ROSE of ROBERT KNOX. GEORGE DENT married 2nd the widow ELIZABETH of JOHN KNOX. [LAND DEEDS previously posted to show this second wife Elizabeth of George Dent.] GEORGE DENT's 2nd wife Elizabeth nee Harrison was the daughter of COL. RICHARD HARRISON and 2nd wife Elizabeth [Dent] Penn widow of William Penn. [Elizabeth Dent was daughter of George Dent and Anne Herbert of CC MD. The parents of George Dent were William Dent and Ann Warren.] Rose's mother Elizabeth Harrison m. 1st Robert Dade, 2nd Robert Mastin. Here's the Will of Joseph Hanson Harrison who was BROTHER of Elizabeth who married 1st Robert Dade, 2nd Robert Mastin. Note that Joseph called his sister "ELIZABETH MASTIN" and Rose Townsend Knox was witness 8 October 1784. Contributed by Shirley Middleton Moller Charles Co., Wills, 1780-1791, page 86 Page 60. Capt. Joseph H. Harrison's Will. [Faded parts] I, Joseph Hanson Harrison, of CC, am of sound mind and memory. Firstly, I want all my just debts paid. To my daughter Dorothy - all my real estate. To my daughter Mary Hutcheson - 1 walnut coaufat [?] and 1 large gilt looking glass [both now at George Hutcheson's], during her natural life, and after her death to my grandson William Hutcheson. To my son Joseph White Harrison - 1 desk which was my father's, and is now at George Hutcheson's. To my granddaughter Mary Hutcheson - 1 small walnut table. To my granddaughter Jean Hutcheson - 1 small oval table, which is now at George Hutcheson's. To my son Richard Harrison - a young Negro man named George; also my silver watch [now in the hands of one Short at Alverson executrix to Cerrefrisond] To my sister Elizabeth Mastin - 2 blue _ C_ now at George Hutcheson's. [She was mother of Rose. This Elizabeth as married first to Robert Dade and had daughter Rose Townend Dade m. Capt. Robert Knox.] To my niece Mary Mastin - 1 small looking glass with a gilt frame, now at my sister Elizabeth's. To my daughter Dorothy - the rest of my estate. I want Dorothy to treat Negro Poll with great tenderness, and that she give a deed of freedom to sd Negro Poll, within the next 5 years. Executor: my worthy nephew, friend & benefactor, Colo Robert Townshend Hooe, of the Town of Alexandria. Signed Oct 8, 1784 - Jo. H. Harrison. Wit - Rose Townshend Knox, Richard B. Meek, Will. Harrison. [I think William Harrison was a NEPHEW. I believe he was Col. William Harrison, the son by Col. Richard Harrison and first wife Dorothy Hanson. Col. Richard Harrison was BROTHER of Joseph Hanson Harrison and was UNCLE also to ROSE. Col. William Harrison m. Rebecca Dent who was a SISTER of George Dent who would married widow Rose Townsend [Dade] Knox.] Probated May 28, 1785 by Col. William Harrison, one of the witnesses. The executor renounced the executorship. Signed at Alexandria Dec 16, 1784 - R. Hooe. On May 28, 1785, Letters of Administration were granted to Dorothy Harrison; her securities were Col. Wm. Harrison & Mary Mastin. Uncles of Rose Townsend Dade [Knox] were Joseph Hanson Harrison Col. Richard Harrison m. 1st Dorothy Hanson, 2nd widow Elizabeth [Dent] Penn of William Penn

Amanda, how does Rose Newton who married Thomas Grigsby and then Townsend Dade connect here, if at all?   Thanks, Sandra --- On Fri, 6/11/10, Amanda E. Douglass <aadouglass@nc.rr.com> wrote: From: Amanda E. Douglass <aadouglass@nc.rr.com> Subject: [VAFAUQUI] McConchie/ Emmons/ Dent/ Knox/ Harrison hunt To: "fauquier Board" <VAFAUQUI@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, June 11, 2010, 1:10 PM Renee, June and Denise, To simpfly this for the list and those who are not involved with these lines, I'm going to label my posts McConchie/ Emmons/ Dent/ Knox/ Harrison hunt.  Then everybody will know and can just delete.  My aim here is to possibly prove that Alexander McConchie in Fauquier was the son of a Robert Maconchie in CC MD and that Robert was highly likely the brother of Rev. William McConchie m. Mary Hanson and his brother John McConchie whose widow Ann remarried last Robert Hanson who was brother of Mary Hanson. Expanding more on ROSE TOWNSEND [DADE] KNOX's mother and ROSE's uncles, Joseph Hanson Harrison and Col. Richard Harrison. Thanks, Amanda ========================================= ALEXANDER McCONCHIE and wife ANN had ONLY SON ROBERT. ROBERT married Mary Ann King and they had three sons:         Alexander        Robert King        William A. Based on the naming patterns of the day and especially the Scotch/Irish etc., if ROBERT was ONLY SON, he surely would have been named after Alexander's father.  We know that Alexander McConchie had wife ANN and there are wills for both. -Alexander McConchie and Ann named their ONLY SON "ROBERT" which would have been for Alexander's father.  Fauquier Co. DEED BOOK 13, page 330 said... "We the said Alexander Mcconchie and Ann his wife, for ouselves our heirs or assigns, the premises with the appretenacnes to the said ROBERT McCONCHIE his heirs and assigns, against us Alexander McConchie and Ann his wife our heirs, Executor Administrators or assigns; shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents that our SON and ONLY SON ROBERT McCONCHIE his heirs ..." -Alexander McConchie had definite associations with GEORGE DENT and ROBERT KNOX. Both of them had associations with the HARRISON line in CC MD. -Rose Townsend Dade married Robert Knox and her UNCLES were Joseph Hanson Harrison and Col. Richard Harrison GEORGE DENT married widow ROSE of ROBERT KNOX. GEORGE DENT married 2nd the widow ELIZABETH of JOHN KNOX. [LAND DEEDS previously posted to show this second wife Elizabeth of George Dent.] GEORGE DENT's 2nd wife Elizabeth nee Harrison was the daughter of COL. RICHARD HARRISON and 2nd wife Elizabeth [Dent] Penn widow of William Penn.        [Elizabeth Dent was daughter of George Dent and Anne Herbert of CC MD. The parents of George Dent were William Dent and Ann Warren.] Rose's mother Elizabeth Harrison m. 1st Robert Dade, 2nd Robert Mastin. Here's the Will of Joseph Hanson Harrison who was BROTHER of Elizabeth who married 1st Robert Dade, 2nd Robert Mastin. Note that Joseph called his sister "ELIZABETH MASTIN" and Rose Townsend Knox was witness 8 October 1784. Contributed by Shirley Middleton Moller Charles Co., Wills, 1780-1791, page 86 Page 60. Capt. Joseph H. Harrison's Will. [Faded parts] I, Joseph Hanson Harrison, of CC, am of sound mind and memory. Firstly, I want all my just debts paid. To my daughter Dorothy - all my real estate. To my daughter Mary Hutcheson - 1 walnut coaufat [?] and 1 large gilt looking glass [both now at George Hutcheson's], during her natural life, and after her death to my grandson William Hutcheson. To my son Joseph White Harrison - 1 desk which was my father's, and is now at George Hutcheson's. To my granddaughter Mary Hutcheson - 1 small walnut table. To my granddaughter Jean Hutcheson - 1 small oval table, which is now at George Hutcheson's. To my son Richard Harrison - a young Negro man named George; also my silver watch [now in the hands of one Short at Alverson executrix to Cerrefrisond] To my sister Elizabeth Mastin - 2 blue _ C_ now at George Hutcheson's. [She was mother of Rose. This Elizabeth as married first to Robert Dade and had daughter Rose Townend Dade m. Capt. Robert Knox.] To my niece Mary Mastin - 1 small looking glass with a gilt frame, now at my sister Elizabeth's. To my daughter Dorothy - the rest of my estate. I want Dorothy to treat Negro Poll with great tenderness, and that she give a deed of freedom to sd Negro Poll, within the next 5 years. Executor: my worthy nephew, friend & benefactor, Colo Robert Townshend Hooe, of the Town of Alexandria. Signed Oct 8, 1784 - Jo. H. Harrison. Wit - Rose Townshend Knox, Richard B. Meek, Will. Harrison.  [I think William Harrison was a NEPHEW. I believe he was Col. William Harrison, the son by Col. Richard Harrison and first wife Dorothy Hanson. Col. Richard Harrison was BROTHER of Joseph Hanson Harrison and was UNCLE also to ROSE. Col. William Harrison m. Rebecca Dent who was a SISTER of George Dent who would married widow Rose Townsend [Dade] Knox.] Probated May 28, 1785 by Col. William Harrison, one of the witnesses. The executor renounced the executorship. Signed at Alexandria Dec 16, 1784 - R. Hooe. On May 28, 1785, Letters of Administration were granted to Dorothy Harrison; her securities were Col. Wm. Harrison & Mary Mastin. Uncles of Rose Townsend Dade [Knox] were Joseph Hanson Harrison                                                                            Col. Richard Harrison m. 1st Dorothy Hanson, 2nd widow Elizabeth [Dent] Penn of William Penn ------------------------------- 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

Pentagon officials say it's uncertain whether the right people are buried in a number of graves at Arlington National Cemetery because of poor management and record keeping. Two defense officials say Army Secretary John McHugh will discuss problems with burials Thursday, when he releases the results of an investigation at Arlington. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the findings. The famous military cemetery is the resting place of some 300,000, including many of America's war veterans, presidents and dignitaries. The officials say two top managers at the cemetery could face punishment. John C. Metzler Jr., the cemetery superintendent for the past 19 years, recently announced his retirement. http://www.tv3winchester.com/home/headlines/96066659.html

Renee, June and Denise, We're working on all those connections pertaining to EMMONS and McCONCHIE. Here is contribution from Shirley Middleton Moller and Linda Reno that really opened some doors for me when I first started researching the line of Alexander McConchie who had wife Ann and ends up in Fauquier Co. I want to show a KEY piece here. Alexander McConchie and Lott Hackley did the 1785 estate of inventory of Robert Knox. Robert Knox's widow Rose had UNCLE Col. Richard Harrison who married 1st Dorothy Hanson and 2nd widow Elizabeth [Dent] Penn of William Penn. It was the daughter Elizabeth Harrison of Col. Richard Harrison and wife Elizabeth who married 1st JOHN KNOX, 2nd GEORGE DENT [widower of Rose], 3rd ENOCH BROWN. Here is an old post from CC MD list. I'm adding my comments in BOLD. Thanks, Amanda ========================== Notes: Died in Fauquier County, VA. Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin Summer 1984 Volume 25 Number 3; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part III 1791-1808; Transcribed by Ruth King and Carol Mitchell Extracted From LDS microfilm #13742. The first number is the page numbers the document begins on upon the microfilm (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1798-1802 522 George Dent (Capt)-14 Jul 1802-William Dent Admr Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin Summer 1984 Volume 25 Number 3; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part III 1791-1808; Transcribed by Ruth King and Carol Mitchell Extracted From LDS microfilm #13742. The first number is the page numbers the document begins on upon the microfilm (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1802-1808 45 George Dent-31 May 1803-distribution of estate-to William Dent to Mrs. Ann Thomas to Elizabeth Knox to John Shumate & Jennett Shumate his wife, to Rebecca Dent to Grace Dent. [George Dent's daughter Ann Dent was married to a THOMAS and then daughter Anne seems to have married 2nd a Samuel Hanson.] Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2007 10:49:57 -0800 From: "SHIRLEY MOLLER" <shirleymoller@verizon.net> To: <mdcharle@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [MDCHARLE] Fw: More McConchie questions Amanda, Linda, Norma, I have the following. It seems to cover what Amanda is talking about. Shirley Middleton Moller Charles County Gentry : A Genealogical History of Six Emigrants, Thomas Dent, John Dent, Richard Edelen, John Hanson, George Newman, Humphrey Warren, all scions of armorial families of old England who settled in Charles County, Maryland, and their descendants showing migrations to the South and West Washington D.C.; Newman, Harry Wright, 1940, 335 pgs. The will of the bachelor son, Judge Warren Dent, [He was brother of George Dent. Their parents were William Dent and Ann Warren.]was probated in Charles Co., on Dec 3, 1794. He named his nieces Eleanor Bowie, Jannet Dent, and Mrs. Anne Harrison. All property from the estate of his late sister, Grace Harrison, he left to his nephew William Dent Harrison, and nieces Anne Warren Harrison and Rebecca Harrison. He devised "Blue Plains" which he purchased from John Maddox []to his nephew Robert Hanson Harrison, and the plantation where Samuel Ratcliffe lived to his niece Mrs. Anne Harrison. The residue was devised to his brother George whom he named as executor. On Oct 14 1782, George Dent was granted letters of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Harrison, late of Charles Co., [This was the wife of Col. Richard Harrison who was UNCLE of Rose who married 1st Robert Knox and 2nd George Dent. This Col. Richard Harrison and wife Elizabeth had the daughter Elizabeth Harrison who married 1st JOHN KNOX, 2nd GEORGE DENT [after Rose ahd died] and 3rd ENOCH BROWN ]with Thomas Hanson Marshall and Dr. John Parnham as bondsman. [These are the land records that I have copies of and below Alexander McConchie had wife Ann. Alexander McConchie and Ann had only son "ROBERT" whose daughter Ann McConchie m. JAMES S/ EMMONS who had brothers Daniel Emmons and Fountain Emmons.] On Nov 28, 1794, George Dent of Charles Co., conveyed land to Thomas Dotey, of Fauquier Co., VA. On Nov 30, 1796, George Dent and Elizabeth his wife, and William Dent and Jenet his wife all of Fauquier Co., VA., conveyed 84 acres of land to Alexander McConchie, of Fauquier Co. Consequently sometime before 1794 George Dent settled in Fauquier Co., VA. On Mar 24, 1797, he conveyed "Chosen" and "Huckleberry Plains Enlarged" to John Colby, of Charles Co., MD. No wife waived dower. On Jan 7, 1798, he deeded "Warren's Discovery" to Robert Cain of Charles Co. No wife waived dower. A few months later he conveyed "Hatton's Point" to John Maddox, and on Nov 10, 1801, he transferred another portion of "Warren's Discovery" to William Thomas of St. Mary's Co. [He may be the husband for below "ANN THOMAS" who was daughter of GEORGE DENT. Ann in later record seems to have remarried a SAMUEL HANSON.] George Dent died shortly after this conveyance, inasmuch as on Mar 25, 1802, "Elizabeth Dent widow of George Dent of William late of Fauquier Co., VA., deceased", deeded to William Thomas, of St. Mary's Co., land in William and Mary Parish, Charles Co., that had been granted to Bridget Legate on May 1, 1676. The inventory of personal estate of George Dent in Charles Co., was filed at court on Aug 10, 1802, by his administrator William Dent, and displayed a value of $4648.50. The distribution of his estate in Charles Co., was made on May 31, 1803, and divided among the following representatives: William Dent, Anne Thomas, Elizabeth Knox, John Shumate, and Janet his wife, Rebecca Dent and Grace Dent. The inventory of his personal estate was not taken in Fauquier Co., until Jul 2, 1803, and was appraised at A3982.2.6. It was signed by John Hooe and Stanton Slaughter. His widow on Oct 19, 1804, married Enoch J. Brown, according to a license issued in Fauquier Co. , Va. On Aug 12, 1816, William Dent, Janet Dent, Rebecca Dent, and Samuel Hanson and Anne his wife, [I think this was Anne who was married in above records to a Thomas]all of Charles Co., and described as heirs of George Dent, deceased, deeded "Brawner's Chance" to Catherine Norris, Henry Speake, and Leo Speake, all of Charles Co. ----- Original Message ----- From: cpzb4@aol.com To: mdcharle@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 9:48 PM Subject: Re: [MDCHARLE] George and William Dent Source: John K. Gott, Fauquier County Courthouse WILLIAM DENT, gdn. of Grace Dent, orph. of George Dent, dec'd. 1 March 1803. For: $10,000. Sec: Robert Knox [He was son of George Knox and Rose], John Shumate, Jr., Francis Boyle. J.P.: Samuel Blackwell, Thomas Chilton, R. Rixey, Jos. Chilton Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2007 09:05:11 -0400 From: "Linda Reno" <lindareno@comcast.net> To: <mdcharle@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [MDCHARLE] George and William Dent These guardianship papers are for Grace Harrison Dent, daughter of George Dent and his first wife, Rose Townshend Dade. His son, William is her guardian. William married Janet Knox. As you'll note, Robert Knox is one of the securities--he's Robert Dade Knox, brother of Janet. George Dent was the son of William Dent and Ann Warren. He married first, Rose Townshend Dade and second, Elizabeth Harrison. Rose Townshend Dade had been married previously to Robert Knox and she was the mother of Janet Knox and Robert Dade Knox. In other words, William Dent married his stepsister. Linda Reno Alexander McConchie and wife Ann MNU had grandson Robert King McConchie m. Elizabeth Stigler. Robert King McConchie was BROTHER of Ann McConchie who married James S. Emmons. I think the JAMES EMMONS who bought land from William Dent, wife Janet and George Dent and wife Elizabeth was JAMES EMMONS whose will probated 29 Nov. 1839.

Marker, slave cabin to be dedicated By Bennie Scarton Jr. Published: June 9, 2010 � 0 Comments | Post a Comment MANASSAS, Va.�The official dedication of a city marker for a historic slave cabin will take place on Saturday on the grounds of Grace United Methodist Church. The event, open to the public, will take place at 2 p.m. at 9750 Wellington Road, Manassas. The program will begin with the Presentation of Colors by Boy Scout Troop 670. Opening comments and invocation at the marker on Hendley Road will be by church pastor Rudy Tucker. Welcome will be by Roxanna Adams, curator of the Manassas Museum and Manassas Mayor Harry J. �Hal� Parrish II. The ceremony at the slave cabin will begin with music by the First African Methodist Episcopal Church Choir. Scripture readings will follow by Joe Johnson, whose family formerly owned Clover Hill Farm; Col. Ulysses X. White, Manassas Historic Resources Board, and Bill Olson, Prince William County Historical Commissioner. Benediction will be by Meredith McNabb, a pastor with the church. A reception will conclude the event in the Grace Fellowship Hall. Securing the marker was the joint effort of the church, City of Manassas and Olson. The marker, which will be unveiled during the ceremony, reads: �In 1770, Patrick Hamrick sold this land to Rutt Johnson who used the land for crops and fruit trees and later added livestock. This property became known as Clover Hill Farm prior to 1852. During the Civil War, the Johnson family left the area and when they returned, the found that their home and crops had been burned by retreating Union soldiers. �The stone weaving house and the slave quarters survived. They rebuilt the house, replanted the orchards and purchased registered Jersey cows. The dairy eventually produced about 30,000 gallons of milk a year. In the late 20th century the surrounding area became developed. �In 1987, the Johnsons who owned and operated the last farm in the city, donated eight acres of land to the church, including the family cemetery and slave quarters that are preserved in their original sites. They sold the remaining land to a developer.� A plaque has been placed on the historic cabin/slave quarters, noting that the building was erected in the early 19th century as housing for slaves by the Johnson family. Some of those who lived in the building worked primarily in the main farmhouse and kitchen that were nearby. Following the Civil War, the cabin continued to be inhabited and used for various purposes. It may be the oldest building still standing in the city. The church history and records committee includes Betty Knowles and Mary Jane Parrish, chairwomen, and members Hazel Boyer, Elaine Byrd, Martha Ann France, Doris Johnson, Mary Anna Johnson, Nancy Miller, Al Newman, Libby Pittard, Jen Woolard, Olson and the Reverends Tucker and McNabb. Staff writer Bennie Scarton Jr. can be reached at 703-369-6707. http://www2.insidenova.com/isn/news/local/manassas/article/marker_slave_cabin_to_be_dedicated/58946/

Renee, June and Denise, I ordered copies of Fauquier Land records back in June 2008 concerning: Deed Book 12, pages 95-96: George Dent/ Thomas Dotey Deed Book 14, pages 26-33: George Dent and Elizabeth Dent, William and Janet Dent/ Alexander McConchie Deed Book 14, pages 39-43: William Dent and Janet Dent/ James Emmons Deed Book 14, pagse 43-49: George Dent and Elizabeth Dent/ William Dent and Janet Dent/ James Emmons Deed Book 15, pages 517-519: William and Jannet Dent/ George Kemper Deed Book 16, pages 693-696: William and Jannet Dent/ George Kemper At the time, I didn't quite understand the relationships regarding George Dent and wife Elizabeth as this same George Dent had been married previously to the widow Rose Townsend [Dade] Knox of Robert Knox whose 1785 estate inventory was done by Alexander McConchie and Lott Hackley. But I do understand the relationships concerning George Dent and 1st wife Rose, 2nd wife Elizabeth nee Harrison who married JOHN KNOX, 2nd GEORGE DENT and 3rd ENOCH BROWN. I believe JAMES EMMONS in these records was the one who was married at one time to CATY STIGLER who was SISTER of JAMES STIGLER SR. m. MILDRED [REEDS] BROWN in 1779. I would like to show with records that the ELIZABETH HARRISON who married JOHN KNOX was the daughter of COL. RICHARD HARRISON and his second wife widow ELIZABETH [DENT] PENN of WILLIAM PENN. Their daughter Elizabeth Harrison married JOHN KNOX, 2nd GEORGE DENT after his wife ROSE had died, 3rd ENOCH BROWN. 1. Notes: Capt. Robert Knox of MD, 21 Sep 1781; 30 Oct 1782. Son: John, "Summer Dusk" in VA, 5000 ac. and all negroes, horses, cattle, and everything on that plantation except as otherwise devised and all the estate I have in Scotland. Son: Robert Dade Knox, all my lands in MD and all negroes and stock on that land except as otherwise devised. Daughter: Elizabeth Knox, "Beulah" in VA, 500 ac.; negroes Short Luie and her 3 children, Jean, Nan, and Rose; 2 horses; 4 cows and calves from "Summer Dusk" plantation. Daughter: Janet Knox, land out of "Summer Dusk"; negroes Moll and her 3 children, Jean, Jesse, and Armistead; 2 horses and 4 cows and calves to be taken from "Summer Dusk". Wife: Rose, whatever is customarily given to widows in the part of the world where my estate lies. The copartnership of Knox & Baillie to be settled. My Execs. to get my share of the effects of my brother John from my brother William as I have never received anything and there should be a considerable balance. My children to be well educated. Wit: Gustavus Richard Brown, Verlinda Mastin, Andrew Baillie, William Miller. Codicil, 15 Feb 1782: Wife is now with child and no provision made in will. I give to sd. child 800 lbs. sterling out of the estates devised to my other children to be paid when it is of age or marries. I appoint Mr. William Allason of Fauquier Co., VA as one of the Execs. of this codicil and to my will. 3 Dec 1782: Rose Townshend Knox, widow declined the bequests in this will and elected her third. Rose Townsend Dade married Robert Knox 26 Oct. 1769. By time of her Uncle's will in 1784, she was still called Rose Townsend Knox and had not yet married George Dent. Rose remarried George Dent bef 1790 in CC MD. The first stated land records and the relationships between GEORGE DENT and wife 2nd wife ELIZABETH are sorted out with the help of Linda Reno and Shirley Middleton Moller from the Charles County genweb list few years back. I will send in second post to this list. I have theory about who the wife "ANN" was of Alexander McConchie and I think she was ANN HUDSON, d/o THOMAS HUDSON and ELIZABETH PHILBERT of CC MD. But before I proceed with more records and connections, I need to establish that ROSE TOWNSEND DADE married 1st ROBERT KNOX and 2nd married GEORGE DENT. That his same GEORGE DENT remarried to ELIZABETH KNOX who was Elizabeth Harrison m. JOHN KNOX and that this Elizabeth Harrison was the daughter of Col. Richard Harrison who was ALSO a brother of JOSEPH HANSON HARRISON. Thanks, Amanda