I just signed back on the Loudoun list after being off for a year (or more?). Thought I'd do a quick post to mention the lines I'm interested in. BRADEN JENNER(S) STEVENS or STEPHENS These are the main lines of interest in Loudoun but I am also interested in related lines and the families in the Waterford area pre-Civil War. Glad to be back. Sue Beach Muncie, IN (Hi Pat Duncan! Bronwen & Marty, are you still here?)

Pat Duncan, Thank you for your prompt answer that Philip Porter was not mentioned in the land deeds from 1757-1800. I am continuing to try to find Philip Porter's parents so I am asking and recording whatever I can find as we have information that he was in Loudoun Co, Frederick Co, and also something about Fairfax Co, VA. Thanks again. If anyone comes across "anything" about Philip Porter b. abt 1754 married Nancy Ann Brent daughter of Charles Brent of VA. I would be so appreciative for any bits of information. Dottie Porter Himes Dottie Himes Lewisport, KY 42351 [email protected] FAMILY=Father and Mother I love you! My Genealogy Surnames: Ahlers, Moehring Heim, Himes, Shroyer, Swadener / Brent, Burch, Clements, Gunnell, Hagan, Hutchins, Porter /Hayden, Mulligan, Riney, Young, and many more. Can we connect? -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 01/11/06 21:12:37 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: Philip Porter Hi Dottie, Yes, I wrote that book and it has been in publication since 2002. No mention of Philip Porter in the land deeds from 1757-1800. Sorry, Pat Duncan [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "djhimes" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 4:06 PM Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: Philip Porter > Attention Pat Duncan > > I guess I missed some messages over the Christmas Holiday as we were out > of > town. > > Do I understand that you have a book with the "Index to Loudoun Co Va Land > Deed Books A-Z, > 1757-1800" by Pat Duncan: > > If I am correct, can you please check to see if you show any land records > for Philip Porter. > He was born in possibly Loudoun Co, VA abt 1754. I am hoping that > perhaps > he might have married and had land in the late 1790's. I am still > looking > for anything that I can find to advise the name of his parents. > > Thanks in advance for looking and any help. > > Dottie Porter Himes > > > > > > Dottie Himes > Lewisport, KY 42351 > [email protected] > > FAMILY=Father and Mother I love you! My Genealogy Surnames: Ahlers, > Moehring > Heim, Himes, Shroyer, Swadener / Brent, Burch, Clements, Gunnell, Hagan, > Hutchins, Porter /Hayden, Mulligan, Riney, Young, and many more. Can we > connect? > -------Original Message------- > > From: [email protected] > Date: 01/11/06 16:58:44 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: richard stretchberry > > There is also this, from "Index to Loudoun Co Va Land Deed Books A-Z, > 1757-1800" by Pat Duncan: > > Bk:Pg: K:411 > Date: 29 Nov 1774 > Returned to court: 10 Apr 1775 > Robert STAKESBURY. Division of land adj Solomon HOGE into 3 parts, giving > Lot #1 to widow's dower. Done by David GRIFFITH, Solomon HOGE, Joseph > CALDWELL. [Lot #1 is 44a, Lot #2 is 40a, Lot #3 is 30a] > > > From "Deed Abstracts of Loudoun Co Va" by Sparacio: > Book K, page 411-413: > The Course of Robert Stukesberrys dec'ed land and division of the same > surveyed at the request of __ Parker and according to the order of Joseph > Caldwell and Solomon Hoge Manager of the same. > p. Wm. Dillon, Novemb'r ye 29th 1774 > Beginning at a Hockory corner Solomon Hoge's land thence S. 43 wt. 135 > perches to a black Oak in a line of a Survey made for John Lasswell thence > with his line S. 40 East 1290 poles to two white oaks thence N. 69 d. Et. > 150 poles to a black oak in a line of Solomon Hoge then N. 43 Wt. 200 > poles > the same being called 100 acres more or less but by the line over running > what they are computed the land amounts to 135 acres. > .. [give division lines of 3 areas. > We the subscribers have caused the land of Robert Stukesberry dec'ed of > the > said county to be surveyed and have divided it as near as we could into 3 > equal parts as per inclosed survey [gives small plat]; lastly we have > assigned to the Widow Lott No. 1 for her dower. ..... > > > Pat Duncan > [email protected] > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "linda brennan" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 3:47 PM > Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: richard stretchberry > > > > I recently ran across this in a related family history: > > > > "A Richard Stretchberry died intestate in Loudon County in 1763" > > > > Does anyone have a Loudoun County source that could confirm this? > > > > > > > > Kind Regards, > > Linda > > > > Linda Stokesbury Brennan > > Stokesbury DNA Project Administrator > > Lansing, MI, [email protected] > > > > Researching: STOKESBURY, LAMARE, BABIN, DUNNING, OLINGER, ORR, > > PAINTER/BAINTER, BAUGHMAN, CLARK, HENINGER > > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > > To contact Listowner: > > Rena Worthen [email protected] > > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.;FISHER in Fauquier Co.; HATCHER in > > Henrico Co. > > > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co. > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== Join the Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative. 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Genealogy Lecture - this Saturday - Jan 14 - 1 PM Frederick, MD "Documenting Your Individual and Family Health History" Speaker - Dr. Linda Sherman, from Rockville, MD Location: Homewood at Crumland Farms - north of Frederick - just west of Rt #15, on Willow Road - multipurpose room. FRECOGS - Frederick Co. Genealogical Society monthly educational program - open to general public at no charge. This January 14th program will be the first of two programs on Health and Genetic Genealogy presented by the Frederick County Genealogical Society, Frecogs. Dr. Sherman will talk about the methods to document individual and family health history, which could just save your life and the life of a loved one, by graphing our family pedigree and help to understand the roll genetics play in various diseases. The follow-up second program will be presented by Frecogs on Saturday, February 11 - 1 PM - Homewood at Crumland Farms. Speaker: Thomas H. Shawker, M.D. - "Unlocking your Genetic History - Discovering your Family's Medical and Genetic Heritage" Dr. Shawker has lectured at the NGS Annual Conferences, and is Chairman of the National Genealogical Society's Family Health and Heredity Committee. He is currently President of Prince George's County Genealogical Society, and has authored several hundred scientific publications. We are proud to have as our January speaker, Dr. Linda Sherman, who is an internist and pathologist, formally trained as an educator, as a tropical medicine specialist and a public health administrator. Dr. Sherman's specialty is infectious diseases and worked with anti-infective drugs and women's health issues She is currently retired from the Food and Drug Administration, and now her interests include issues related to the Second World War. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, please call Frecogs Vice-President: Nancy Thrasher Cherry 301-572-4406 or [email protected] For more information about FRECOGS - check out the website: _www.FRECOGS.com_ (http://www.FRECOGS.com) See you there - Pepper Scotto, Pres FRECOGS 301-834-9907 P.O. Box 142 Frederick, MD 21705-0412

To All, Is there anyone out there that can answer a question for me? Why on some of the census records does it list woman that should be married as "Spinster"? I believe I was looking at the 1860 Scott Co., VA census, but I have seen this term used on other census records. The people I was looking at were suppose to be married and had several children. Teresia Scott Hamilton, VA Genealogy, it's a family thing. Surnames: Sanders/Saunders, Smith, Cathcart, Jones, Combs, Barker, Hawn, Dunlevy, Clegg, Huckleberry, Yeary, Wallace, Russell, McCarty, Lowe, Legg, American Indian Places: Indiana, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, Ireland, Germany

THE MARYLAND GAZETTE November 12, 1761 Leesburg, (Loudoun County) Virginia October 24, 1761 Whereas Thomas Colvill, of the 12th Instant, Executor in Trust to the Deceased John Colvill, of Fairfax County, in Virginia, has without Information to me, given Notice in the Maryland Gazette, and likewise in diverse other Places in the Colony of Virginia, That the lands Devised from the late John Colvill, to the Right Honourable Charles Earl of Tankerville, are yet subject to some Debts unpaid. Therefore, as Agent for the said Earl of Tankerville, the Subscriber hereof gives this early Notice to all whom it may concern, not to Treat or Bargain with the said Thomas Colvill either in private or public, otherwise to be made liable as the Law shall direct for such Injuries done. And this further gives Notice, that the said Thomas Colvill is now served with a General Court Writ of Virginia, to exhibit a more just Account of his Management; so that this Advertisement is to advise all persons whatsoever, not to make any Purchase of those Lands mentioned in Question, from Thomas Colvill, otherwise to stand to the bad Consequence, which must certainly entangle them in Difficulties with the Subscriber. John Patterson, Agent.

Thanks, Pat. I found that record when I visited Loudoun County, but this other source insists there's a record for a Richard not a Robert. I wonder if it was incorrectly indexed? I guess I won't know until I go take another look for myself. Thanks again. Linda On Jan 11, 2006, at 5:47 PM, Pat Duncan wrote: >> From "Loudoun Co Will Book Abstracts, Books A-Z, Dec 1757 - Jun 1841" >> by Pat > Duncan: > > STRECHBURY, Robert > Appraisal/inventory: farm items totaling £26.9.6. Appraisers: Thos. > GORE, > Thos. CLOWES, Jacob JANNEY. Returned to court 12 Apr 1762. [A:72] > > Pat Duncan > [email protected] > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "linda brennan" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 3:47 PM > Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: richard stretchberry > > >> I recently ran across this in a related family history: >> >> "A Richard Stretchberry died intestate in Loudon County in 1763" >> >> Does anyone have a Loudoun County source that could confirm this? >> >> >> >> Kind Regards, >> Linda >> >> Linda Stokesbury Brennan >> Stokesbury DNA Project Administrator >> Lansing, MI, [email protected] >> >> Researching: STOKESBURY, LAMARE, BABIN, DUNNING, OLINGER, ORR, >> PAINTER/BAINTER, BAUGHMAN, CLARK, HENINGER >> >> >> ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== >> To contact Listowner: >> Rena Worthen [email protected] >> Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.;FISHER in Fauquier Co.; HATCHER in >> Henrico Co. >> >> > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > The First Sunday in each month will set aside for a "Brick Wall" Roll > Call. Please always put the surname you seek in the subject and tell > us something about your Brick Wall person. > > >

I recently ran across this in a related family history: "A Richard Stretchberry died intestate in Loudon County in 1763" Does anyone have a Loudoun County source that could confirm this? Kind Regards, Linda Linda Stokesbury Brennan Stokesbury DNA Project Administrator Lansing, MI, [email protected] Researching: STOKESBURY, LAMARE, BABIN, DUNNING, OLINGER, ORR, PAINTER/BAINTER, BAUGHMAN, CLARK, HENINGER

Attention Pat Duncan I guess I missed some messages over the Christmas Holiday as we were out of town. Do I understand that you have a book with the "Index to Loudoun Co Va Land Deed Books A-Z, 1757-1800" by Pat Duncan: If I am correct, can you please check to see if you show any land records for Philip Porter. He was born in possibly Loudoun Co, VA abt 1754. I am hoping that perhaps he might have married and had land in the late 1790's. I am still looking for anything that I can find to advise the name of his parents. Thanks in advance for looking and any help. Dottie Porter Himes Dottie Himes Lewisport, KY 42351 [email protected] FAMILY=Father and Mother I love you! My Genealogy Surnames: Ahlers, Moehring Heim, Himes, Shroyer, Swadener / Brent, Burch, Clements, Gunnell, Hagan, Hutchins, Porter /Hayden, Mulligan, Riney, Young, and many more. Can we connect? -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 01/11/06 16:58:44 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: richard stretchberry There is also this, from "Index to Loudoun Co Va Land Deed Books A-Z, 1757-1800" by Pat Duncan: Bk:Pg: K:411 Date: 29 Nov 1774 Returned to court: 10 Apr 1775 Robert STAKESBURY. Division of land adj Solomon HOGE into 3 parts, giving Lot #1 to widow's dower. Done by David GRIFFITH, Solomon HOGE, Joseph CALDWELL. [Lot #1 is 44a, Lot #2 is 40a, Lot #3 is 30a] From "Deed Abstracts of Loudoun Co Va" by Sparacio: Book K, page 411-413: The Course of Robert Stukesberrys dec'ed land and division of the same surveyed at the request of __ Parker and according to the order of Joseph Caldwell and Solomon Hoge Manager of the same. p. Wm. Dillon, Novemb'r ye 29th 1774 Beginning at a Hockory corner Solomon Hoge's land thence S. 43 wt. 135 perches to a black Oak in a line of a Survey made for John Lasswell thence with his line S. 40 East 1290 poles to two white oaks thence N. 69 d. Et. 150 poles to a black oak in a line of Solomon Hoge then N. 43 Wt. 200 poles the same being called 100 acres more or less but by the line over running what they are computed the land amounts to 135 acres. .. [give division lines of 3 areas. We the subscribers have caused the land of Robert Stukesberry dec'ed of the said county to be surveyed and have divided it as near as we could into 3 equal parts as per inclosed survey [gives small plat]; lastly we have assigned to the Widow Lott No. 1 for her dower. ..... Pat Duncan [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "linda brennan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 3:47 PM Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: richard stretchberry > I recently ran across this in a related family history: > > "A Richard Stretchberry died intestate in Loudon County in 1763" > > Does anyone have a Loudoun County source that could confirm this? > > > > Kind Regards, > Linda > > Linda Stokesbury Brennan > Stokesbury DNA Project Administrator > Lansing, MI, [email protected] > > Researching: STOKESBURY, LAMARE, BABIN, DUNNING, OLINGER, ORR, > PAINTER/BAINTER, BAUGHMAN, CLARK, HENINGER > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.;FISHER in Fauquier Co.; HATCHER in > Henrico Co. > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== To contact Listowner: Rena Worthen [email protected] Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.

THE MARYLAND GAZETTE October 1, 1761 September 26, 1761 To be Leased, And Entered on immediately, for Three Lives, A Very choice Tract of Land, well Watered and Timbered, containing several Thousand Acres, belonging to Charles, Earl of Tankerville, lying on Patowmack River, and chiefly, bounded in by Kittockton Creek in the County of Loudoun, and Colony of Virginia. Also, a Tract of Land, lying on Difficult Run in the said County, famous for the many fine Situations for building Water-Mills, and a considerable Quantity of Meadow Ground, only Twelve Miles from Navigation, and Twenty from the Port of Alexandria. Likewise, a Tract of Land lying on Four Mile Run, endued with the same good Qualifications, and distant about Six Miles from Alexandria. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Fleming Patterson, Merchant in Leesburg, in Loudoun County, or from the Subscriber, where Attendance will be given by John Patterson, Agent.

Hi Dottie, Yes, I wrote that book and it has been in publication since 2002. No mention of Philip Porter in the land deeds from 1757-1800. Sorry, Pat Duncan [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "djhimes" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 4:06 PM Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: Philip Porter > Attention Pat Duncan > > I guess I missed some messages over the Christmas Holiday as we were out > of > town. > > Do I understand that you have a book with the "Index to Loudoun Co Va Land > Deed Books A-Z, > 1757-1800" by Pat Duncan: > > If I am correct, can you please check to see if you show any land records > for Philip Porter. > He was born in possibly Loudoun Co, VA abt 1754. I am hoping that > perhaps > he might have married and had land in the late 1790's. I am still > looking > for anything that I can find to advise the name of his parents. > > Thanks in advance for looking and any help. > > Dottie Porter Himes > > > > > > Dottie Himes > Lewisport, KY 42351 > [email protected] > > FAMILY=Father and Mother I love you! My Genealogy Surnames: Ahlers, > Moehring > Heim, Himes, Shroyer, Swadener / Brent, Burch, Clements, Gunnell, Hagan, > Hutchins, Porter /Hayden, Mulligan, Riney, Young, and many more. Can we > connect? > -------Original Message------- > > From: [email protected] > Date: 01/11/06 16:58:44 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: richard stretchberry > > There is also this, from "Index to Loudoun Co Va Land Deed Books A-Z, > 1757-1800" by Pat Duncan: > > Bk:Pg: K:411 > Date: 29 Nov 1774 > Returned to court: 10 Apr 1775 > Robert STAKESBURY. Division of land adj Solomon HOGE into 3 parts, giving > Lot #1 to widow's dower. Done by David GRIFFITH, Solomon HOGE, Joseph > CALDWELL. [Lot #1 is 44a, Lot #2 is 40a, Lot #3 is 30a] > > > From "Deed Abstracts of Loudoun Co Va" by Sparacio: > Book K, page 411-413: > The Course of Robert Stukesberrys dec'ed land and division of the same > surveyed at the request of __ Parker and according to the order of Joseph > Caldwell and Solomon Hoge Manager of the same. > p. Wm. Dillon, Novemb'r ye 29th 1774 > Beginning at a Hockory corner Solomon Hoge's land thence S. 43 wt. 135 > perches to a black Oak in a line of a Survey made for John Lasswell thence > with his line S. 40 East 1290 poles to two white oaks thence N. 69 d. Et. > 150 poles to a black oak in a line of Solomon Hoge then N. 43 Wt. 200 > poles > the same being called 100 acres more or less but by the line over running > what they are computed the land amounts to 135 acres. > .. [give division lines of 3 areas. > We the subscribers have caused the land of Robert Stukesberry dec'ed of > the > said county to be surveyed and have divided it as near as we could into 3 > equal parts as per inclosed survey [gives small plat]; lastly we have > assigned to the Widow Lott No. 1 for her dower. ..... > > > Pat Duncan > [email protected] > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "linda brennan" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 3:47 PM > Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: richard stretchberry > > > > I recently ran across this in a related family history: > > > > "A Richard Stretchberry died intestate in Loudon County in 1763" > > > > Does anyone have a Loudoun County source that could confirm this? > > > > > > > > Kind Regards, > > Linda > > > > Linda Stokesbury Brennan > > Stokesbury DNA Project Administrator > > Lansing, MI, [email protected] > > > > Researching: STOKESBURY, LAMARE, BABIN, DUNNING, OLINGER, ORR, > > PAINTER/BAINTER, BAUGHMAN, CLARK, HENINGER > > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > > To contact Listowner: > > Rena Worthen [email protected] > > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.;FISHER in Fauquier Co.; HATCHER in > > Henrico Co. > > > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co. > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] > >

There is also this, from "Index to Loudoun Co Va Land Deed Books A-Z, 1757-1800" by Pat Duncan: Bk:Pg: K:411 Date: 29 Nov 1774 Returned to court: 10 Apr 1775 Robert STAKESBURY. Division of land adj Solomon HOGE into 3 parts, giving Lot #1 to widow's dower. Done by David GRIFFITH, Solomon HOGE, Joseph CALDWELL. [Lot #1 is 44a, Lot #2 is 40a, Lot #3 is 30a] From "Deed Abstracts of Loudoun Co Va" by Sparacio: Book K, page 411-413: The Course of Robert Stukesberrys dec'ed land and division of the same surveyed at the request of __ Parker and according to the order of Joseph Caldwell and Solomon Hoge Manager of the same. p. Wm. Dillon, Novemb'r ye 29th 1774 Beginning at a Hockory corner Solomon Hoge's land thence S. 43 wt. 135 perches to a black Oak in a line of a Survey made for John Lasswell thence with his line S. 40 East 1290 poles to two white oaks thence N. 69 d. Et. 150 poles to a black oak in a line of Solomon Hoge then N. 43 Wt. 200 poles the same being called 100 acres more or less but by the line over running what they are computed the land amounts to 135 acres. .. [give division lines of 3 areas. We the subscribers have caused the land of Robert Stukesberry dec'ed of the said county to be surveyed and have divided it as near as we could into 3 equal parts as per inclosed survey [gives small plat]; lastly we have assigned to the Widow Lott No. 1 for her dower. ..... Pat Duncan [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "linda brennan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 3:47 PM Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: richard stretchberry > I recently ran across this in a related family history: > > "A Richard Stretchberry died intestate in Loudon County in 1763" > > Does anyone have a Loudoun County source that could confirm this? > > > > Kind Regards, > Linda > > Linda Stokesbury Brennan > Stokesbury DNA Project Administrator > Lansing, MI, [email protected] > > Researching: STOKESBURY, LAMARE, BABIN, DUNNING, OLINGER, ORR, > PAINTER/BAINTER, BAUGHMAN, CLARK, HENINGER > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.;FISHER in Fauquier Co.; HATCHER in > Henrico Co. > >

From "Loudoun Co Will Book Abstracts, Books A-Z, Dec 1757 - Jun 1841" by Pat Duncan: STRECHBURY, Robert Appraisal/inventory: farm items totaling £26.9.6. Appraisers: Thos. GORE, Thos. CLOWES, Jacob JANNEY. Returned to court 12 Apr 1762. [A:72] Pat Duncan [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "linda brennan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 3:47 PM Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] lookup: richard stretchberry > I recently ran across this in a related family history: > > "A Richard Stretchberry died intestate in Loudon County in 1763" > > Does anyone have a Loudoun County source that could confirm this? > > > > Kind Regards, > Linda > > Linda Stokesbury Brennan > Stokesbury DNA Project Administrator > Lansing, MI, [email protected] > > Researching: STOKESBURY, LAMARE, BABIN, DUNNING, OLINGER, ORR, > PAINTER/BAINTER, BAUGHMAN, CLARK, HENINGER > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.;FISHER in Fauquier Co.; HATCHER in > Henrico Co. > >

Found this article on Loudoun Co. land for sale in a 1766 issue of The Maryland Gazette. Submitted it as the first listing for Loudoun on the Newspaper Abstracts site. http://newspaperabstracts.com/ -------------------------------- The Maryland Gazette September 11, 1766 TO BE SOLD A well Improved Lot in the Town of Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia, with all Conveniences for keeping a good Tavern, with about 5 Acres of extraordinary good Meadow adjoining the said Town. Also, another Lot in the said Town, with a good Dwelling house, two rooms, and two Brick Chimnies, Cellar, and good Stable, in a very convenient part of the Town, and suitable for a Store. Also a Tract of Land, commonly called Locust Thicket, containing 429 Acres, lying within 4 Miles of the said Town, on the road that leads from Pennsylvania to Carolina has on it a good new Dwelling House, with two rooms on a floor, a Stone Chimney with two Fire Places, a Cellar, well walled, the Bigness of the House, a good Logg'd Kitchen with a Stone Chimney and Oven, a new Logg'd Barn 24 by 54 with a Threshing Floor in the Middle 24 feet Square, a Corn House, Meat House, Dairy and Hen House, all built last Year, there is about eight Acres of Meadow mowed this Year and suitable Land for making much more about 70 Acres of Land cleared and under good Fence, the oldest of which has not been cleared, lying on Goose Creek, in the same county, containing about 300 Acres, well watered and Timbered, unimproved. The Titles can be shown, and the Terms of Sale known, by applying to the Subscriber, living on the said Tract of Land, called Locust Thicket. Craven Peyton. N.B. The said Lot, whereon the Tavern stands, was formerly sold to Mr. John Wilkinson, but he not complying with his Agreement, the Bonds are cancelled.

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Hi List, Have had this in my hard file for a very long time, maybe have some typo's, do you agree or disagree with any of it, need feed back. John Hutchison [son of Andrew born 1687 died ca. 1760 and Jane Browning Hutchison ] wife Rosamond. son : Andrew [-- 1821] married Sarah Major, daughter of Richard and Sarah Mershon Major. Children : of Andrew and Sarah 1. Major 2.Nancy married Josephn B.Mershon 3.James [ 1781 - 1852 ] married first Elizabeth Hutchison and second Ann 4.Hawley Hutchison, widow.her first husband William Hutchison. 5.Margaret married William R. Collins. 6. Eli 7.Richard [1789-1850] married Elizabeth Timms. 9.Elizabeth [1790- 1872] unmarried, living in household of Silas Hutchison in 1868. 10.Enoch married Abigail James [ daughter of William James and Abigail Breavers ] 11..John [1800- ] married Orpah Hutchison. John Hutchison [1800 died during Civil War - heart disease ? ] son of Andrew and Sarah Major Hutchison Wife : Orpah Hutchison [ ca. 1803--] daughter of Lewis and Keziah Hutchison Hutchison . Children : Edgar [ 1827- believe 1 March 1868 in Ca. ] went to California Mary Chatherin married William W. Ambler. John Hatley [1831-1861] killed Civil War Ball's Bluff, Loudoun Co. Va. 21 Oct. 1861 outside of Leesburg near Potimac River. William B. [1834-1915] married Mary V. Hutchison, daughter of Andrew & Mariah Hutchison. Ann [ 1836- ] married Edlott Wilson. Americus [ 1840-1862] died Civil War hospital Emma [ 1845-1915] Laura [ 1847 --] John Hutchison [ c.1757-1826] son of John and Rosemond Hutchison Wife first Elizabeth Beavers Children : Micajah Sarah married lewis Ambler Rebecca married John Bragg Elizabeth [ Betsy] married James Hutchison William married Ann [Nancy] Hawley Thomas [1797-1875] married Mary Ellen Gist Andrew [1801-1867] Mariah Hutchinson Silas [ 1806-1867] married Huldah Hutchison, daughter of Lewis and Keziah Hutchison Hutchison second wife Keron Ambler. Child: Mary [ca.1818 ] married Vincent Ambler. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Andrew Hutchison [1801-1867] son of John and Elizabeth Beavers Hutchison Wife :Mariah Hutchison, daughter of George and Elizabeth Berkeley Hutchison. Children :: John W. [ a twin] [1827-1827] married Mary C. Matthews Elizabeth [1827-ca.1843] [a twin] George W.[1829 --] married Countney Ann Bradshaw Jeremiah [1830- ] Andrew Micajah [ 1833-1922] married Ann Maria Hutchison [ -1870] daughter of Melville B. and Lucinda Presgraves Hutchison. Llewellen T. [1835-1858] Sarah Frances [1835-1858] married Lewis H. Bradshaw Mary Frances [1835-1868] married William B. Hutchison son of John and Orpah Hutchison.

Hi List, Have had this in my hard file for a very long time, maybe have some typo's, do you agree or disagree with any of it, need feed back. John Hutchison [son of Andrew born 1687 died ca. 1760 and Jane Browning Hutchison ] wife Rosamond. son : Andrew [-- 1821] married Sarah Major, daughter of Richard and Sarah Mershon Major. Children : of Andrew and Sarah 1. Major 2.Nancy married Josephn B.Mershon 3.James [ 1781 - 1852 ] married first Elizabeth Hutchison and second Ann 4.Hawley Hutchison, widow.her first husband William Hutchison. 5.Margaret married William R. Collins. 6. Eli 7.Richard [1789-1850] married Elizabeth Timms. 9.Elizabeth [1790- 1872] unmarried, living in household of Silas Hutchison in 1868. 10.Enoch married Abigail James [ daughter of William James and Abigail Breavers ] 11..John [1800- ] married Orpah Hutchison. John Hutchison [1800 died during Civil War - heart disease ? ] son of Andrew and Sarah Major Hutchison Wife : Orpah Hutchison [ ca. 1803--] daughter of Lewis and Keziah Hutchison Hutchison . Children : Edgar [ 1827- believe 1 March 1868 in Ca. ] went to California Mary Chatherin married William W. Ambler. John Hatley [1831-1861] killed Civil War Ball's Bluff, Loudoun Co. Va. 21 Oct. 1861 outside of Leesburg near Potimac River. William B. [1834-1915] married Mary V. Hutchison, daughter of Andrew & Mariah Hutchison. Ann [ 1836- ] married Edlott Wilson. Americus [ 1840-1862] died Civil War hospital Emma [ 1845-1915] Laura [ 1847 --] John Hutchison [ c.1757-1826] son of John and Rosemond Hutchison Wife first Elizabeth Beavers Children : Micajah Sarah married lewis Ambler Rebecca married John Bragg Elizabeth [ Betsy] married James Hutchison William married Ann [Nancy] Hawley Thomas [1797-1875] married Mary Ellen Gist Andrew [1801-1867] Mariah Hutchinson Silas [ 1806-1867] married Huldah Hutchison, daughter of Lewis and Keziah Hutchison Hutchison second wife Keron Ambler. Child: Mary [ca.1818 ] married Vincent Ambler. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Andrew Hutchison [1801-1867] son of John and Elizabeth Beavers Hutchison Wife :Mariah Hutchison, daughter of George and Elizabeth Berkeley Hutchison. Children :: John W. [ a twin] [1827-1827] married Mary C. Matthews Elizabeth [1827-ca.1843] [a twin] George W.[1829 --] married Countney Ann Bradshaw Jeremiah [1830- ] Andrew Micajah [ 1833-1922] married Ann Maria Hutchison [ -1870] daughter of Melville B. and Lucinda Presgraves Hutchison. Llewellen T. [1835-1858] Sarah Frances [1835-1858] married Lewis H. Bradshaw Mary Frances [1835-1868] married William B. Hutchison son of John and Orpah Hutchison.

Please reply to <[email protected]> ----- Original Message ----- From: McDurham To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 11:31 AM Subject: Quaker Cemetery Do you have any information about the Quaker Cemetery in Loudon Co, VA? I am looking for John Todhunter Jr and his wife Margaret Evans.

For Marty, Good for you! You are making us use that computer we are born with, and it sometimes is better than the one on which we type our queries and family histories. And you also make the world a better place to live in with your humor! Do you "do" logic problems? Thank you for sharing, and happy holidays. Tosca "People will never look forward to posterity who never look back to their ancestors" by Edmund Burke ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marty Hiatt" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 6:37 PM Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] Implied marriages > I wrote the following for the Fairfax list-serve. Because of the close > association between Loudoun and Fairfax, I thought some of you might also be > interested in implied marriages. > > > Let me jump in here and explain the term "implied" marriages. The > minister's returns for early marriages (pre 1853/54) in Fairfax County are > no longer extant. As a way to determine the names of people who were > married, archivist Connie Ring read orders, wills, deeds, chancery papers, > and misc. things filed in Drawer X (kinds of an original name, wouldn't you > say?). From these documents, Connie exptrapolated assumed marriages. > > As an example, when David Dogood devised to his daughter Priscilla Purple in > his will, one can imply that Priscilla was married to a man with the surname > Purple. In Peter Purple's pension application, if his wife's given name was > Priscilla, there is a fairly good chance that Peter Purple was married to > Priscilla Dogood. > > I found a wonderful Loudoun implied marriage that is not recorded in here > (where we have early ministers returns). These names are in a subpoena in a > chancery file, Exr of George Gregg v. Abrham Dawson & Timonthy Hixon, > 1813-004. > > "We command you to summon Amos Dawson, John Palmer and Elizabeth his wife > and William Dawson heirs of Abraham Dawson deceased." > > Now, because I'm an old school teacher who can't give away answers, you tell > me the maiden name of John Palmer's wife.... > > Happy New Year, > > Marty Hiatt, CG > > > > > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] >

my guess is Dawson... Is there a book for sale on the implied marriages? I would like to purchase it if there is such a book...Mary Mc in Ga. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marty Hiatt" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 6:37 PM Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] Implied marriages >I wrote the following for the Fairfax list-serve. Because of the close >association between Loudoun and Fairfax, I thought some of you might also >be interested in implied marriages. > > > Let me jump in here and explain the term "implied" marriages. The > minister's returns for early marriages (pre 1853/54) in Fairfax County are > no longer extant. As a way to determine the names of people who were > married, archivist Connie Ring read orders, wills, deeds, chancery papers, > and misc. things filed in Drawer X (kinds of an original name, wouldn't > you say?). From these documents, Connie exptrapolated assumed marriages. > > As an example, when David Dogood devised to his daughter Priscilla Purple > in his will, one can imply that Priscilla was married to a man with the > surname Purple. In Peter Purple's pension application, if his wife's > given name was Priscilla, there is a fairly good chance that Peter Purple > was married to Priscilla Dogood. > > I found a wonderful Loudoun implied marriage that is not recorded in here > (where we have early ministers returns). These names are in a subpoena in > a chancery file, Exr of George Gregg v. Abrham Dawson & Timonthy Hixon, > 1813-004. > > "We command you to summon Amos Dawson, John Palmer and Elizabeth his wife > and William Dawson heirs of Abraham Dawson deceased." > > Now, because I'm an old school teacher who can't give away answers, you > tell me the maiden name of John Palmer's wife.... > > Happy New Year, > > Marty Hiatt, CG > > > > >> > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] > >

The book "Implied Marriages of Fairfax Co, Virginia" by Hiatt and Scott is available through New Papyrus (formerly Iberian Publishing Co.) See their web sit at: http://genealogyresources.org/ Also, numerous Fairfax Co., Loudoun Co., and other northern Virginia references are available through Willow Bend Books at: http://www.willowbend.net/index.asp Pat Duncan [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Mcpherson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 1:41 PM Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] Implied marriages > my guess is Dawson... Is there a book for sale on the implied marriages? > I > would like to purchase it if there is such a book...Mary Mc in Ga. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Marty Hiatt" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 6:37 PM > Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] Implied marriages > > > >I wrote the following for the Fairfax list-serve. Because of the close > >association between Loudoun and Fairfax, I thought some of you might also > >be interested in implied marriages. > > > > > > Let me jump in here and explain the term "implied" marriages. The > > minister's returns for early marriages (pre 1853/54) in Fairfax County > > are > > no longer extant. As a way to determine the names of people who were > > married, archivist Connie Ring read orders, wills, deeds, chancery > > papers, > > and misc. things filed in Drawer X (kinds of an original name, wouldn't > > you say?). From these documents, Connie exptrapolated assumed > > marriages. > > > > As an example, when David Dogood devised to his daughter Priscilla > > Purple > > in his will, one can imply that Priscilla was married to a man with the > > surname Purple. In Peter Purple's pension application, if his wife's > > given name was Priscilla, there is a fairly good chance that Peter > > Purple > > was married to Priscilla Dogood. > > > > I found a wonderful Loudoun implied marriage that is not recorded in > > here > > (where we have early ministers returns). These names are in a subpoena > > in > > a chancery file, Exr of George Gregg v. Abrham Dawson & Timonthy Hixon, > > 1813-004. > > > > "We command you to summon Amos Dawson, John Palmer and Elizabeth his > > wife > > and William Dawson heirs of Abraham Dawson deceased." > > > > Now, because I'm an old school teacher who can't give away answers, you > > tell me the maiden name of John Palmer's wife.... > > > > Happy New Year, > > > > Marty Hiatt, CG > > > > > > > > > >> > > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > > To contact Listowner: > > Rena Worthen [email protected] > > > > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen [email protected] > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.;FISHER in Fauquier Co.; HATCHER in > Henrico Co. > >