Amanda, Here is some more info and Thomas Conway is also mentioned in this.... Marianne Dillow ***************************************************************************************************************************** Rodham Tullos, son of John and grandson of Cloud Tullos Rodham Tullos (born 1712) moved by June 1735 from Northumberland County to Prince William County, Virginia, where he purchased 100 acres of land in Hamilton Parish from John Boystone. He appears in several records and is on a list of taxpayers in 1751. He lived in that part of Prince William County that became Fauquier County in 1759. The wife of Rodham Tullos was named Susannah. On "10 October 1769, Joshua Tullos and his mother, Susannah Tullos, transferred 100 acres of land in Hamilton Parish, Fauquier County, to Rodham Tullos for a consideration of 18 pounds sterling." Cohen Cochran believes that record indicates that Rodham Tullos (Sr.) had died before 1769 and his widow, Susannah, and son, Joshua, were transferring property which they had inherited to another son, Rodham Tullos (Jr.). The children of Rodham and Susannah Tullos were: 1. Joshua Tullos - born 1735 in Prince William Co. and died 1827 in Fauquier Co. Virginia. He married Gladys McDonald in Fauquier Co. in 1770. In his will Joshua spells his name "Tulloss" and his male descendants seem to have continued with that spelling. Joshua did name a son Rodham, but this Rodham Tulloss was born 1772 in Fauquier Co. VA and died 1840 in Williamson Co. Tennessee. 2. Richard Tullos - born about 1737 in Prince William Co. VA. His will in Fauquier Co. was the first one recorded in the newly created county. He apparently died unmarried, without issue, and left only a very small estate. Will of RICHARD TULLOS - Fauquier Co. Virginia I Richard Tullos do make this my Last Will and Testament I give my Horse to Peter Lawrence all my Clothes ___ I give to Edward Lawrence Jun. The money in Martin Hardin Hand I give to Jeanny Lawrence and the rest of my Estate to my Sisters oldest son __ (looks like N.3. or N.B.) There is 40/or thereabouts in the Hands of William Shumake which I have no Account of, my crop at Seatons to my Sisters eldest son I do hereby impower my Friend John Markham to settle all my Accounts and take charge of the whole til the Child is of Age Given from me this 13th of July 1758 Richard (his mark R) Tullos Test William Marshall Thomas Conway At a Court held for Fauquier County the 24th Day of May 1759 This will was proved by the oath of William Marshal a witness thereto and ordered to be recorded And it appearing to the Court that John Markham the Executor therein named refused to take upon him the Execution thereof On the motion of Edward Lawrence who made oath according to Law Certificate is granted him for obtaining Letters of Administration of the Estate of the said Richard Tullos with the will annexed he having with Joseph Hudnal and James Foley his Securitys entered into and acknowledged Bond for the same Teste Humphrey Brooke Clk. June 8 1759 We the appraisers hath apprais'd the estate of Richard Tullos decd. According to order of Court all that was brought to our view To 1 horse…L 4.10.0 one Chist 4 L. his Wairing Clothes 40/….. L 6.14.0 To 1 Broad Axe & other rifles 15 L. Three Bushells & a peck of Corn 6/6… L l.l.6 L 7.15.6 Richard Lutteril Clement Norman George Crosby At a Court held for Fauquier County the 28th day of June 1759. This inventory & appraisement was returned and ordered to be recorded. Test Humphrey Brooke Clk. Received the Remainder of the Estate of Richard Tullos Deceased To Cash………………L 11.4.1 To Tobacco ……………520 Edward Larrance At a Court held for Fauquier County the 23d day of October 1760. This Inventory was returned & Ordered to be recorded. Test. H. Brooke CC. 3. Rodham Tullos - was born about 1740 in Prince William Co. VA. He married in 1764 in Fauquier Co. to Ann James Finnie, widow of John Finnie and daughter of John James. Rodham appears to have intermittently used the spelling Tulloss, as have some of his descendants. Rodham and Ann had seven children, including a son, Rodham, who was born 1780 in Fauquier Co. and died there 1842.