In that time period, check out a Thomas HALES m. Dorothy HILLIARD, maybe England whose daughter Elizabeth HALES m. 1699 St. Dunstan (England or Barbados)-- John PERRATT(Parrott). John d. 1747 St. Phillips Parish, Barbados--daughter Ann PERRATT m. 1737 Barbados ----Francis George STEGER d. 1769 Powhatan Co., Va.(<Cumberland<Goochland, Henrico) Charlene Reeds Ebeling Dad's Side REEDS, JAMESON, SPANN, HALBERT, DUNCAN, MAUZY, PORTER, BALL, HACKLEY, CORBIN, MOTT, PIGG, SHIPPEY, RICHARDSON, BOLLING, CARTER, BAIRD, BELL, CRAIG, WEAVER, WITHERS, CONYERS, WOOD, ISRAEL, CUNNINGHAM, MICHAUX, WADDILL, RANDOLPH, ISHAM, so far--Va>Ky>Mo WHITE, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Ire>NY/Ontario Canada>Green Bay Mom's Side CORNWELL(NY), BUTZ, ANSCHICKS, STEDMAN, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, REITZ, DIEHL, ROMIG/ROMICH, KNAUSS, PHLIEGER

Pam, I have the following information in my Cralle database (without sources). Could John Turner be the son-in-law of Rodham Kenner? Descendants of Rodham Kenner 1 Rodham Kenner b: 1740 d: 1777 . +________ Davis *2nd Wife of Rodham Kenner: . +Elizabeth Plater b: 1744 d: 1803 ....... 2 Rebecca Kenner ........... +________ Turner ....... 2 Susannah Kenner ........... +________ Thorton Mike Pam Sulzer wrote: >Hello Jane, > I've been doing a little research on the OPIEs and KENNERs of Northumberland in connection with a TURNER family. In the will of JOHN TURNER (d.1742) he bequeaths to his son Henry Turner a tract called OPIES QUARTER "which I bought from RODHAM KENNER". > Can you tell me the location of "Opie's Quarter" and do you have any information that might help me identify this JOHN TURNER? His wife was FEBBIE, his children were: John Jr., Henry, George, Edward, Elizabeth (m. Hayden), Bridget, Monica, Priscilla, and Ann. >Thanks, >Pam > > >Congs@aol.com wrote: >Hello List, > >My Northumberland family is CRALLE, descending from >(Sea Captain) John CRALLE. >My lines include OPIE, MATHEW, KENNER, FOX and BALL >from the Northern Neck area. > >I saw the query on the list about the THOMAS CRALLE. >Even though I do have several by that name, the one who wrote >about him is correct. There are SO MANY Thomas names in that >line that it is very confusing. >In my line, brothers Thomas and John, both named a son Thomas. >They both married the same woman! One married his brother's widow. >She was HANNAH KENNER and was widowed four times (or more?). >My CRALLE line moved to Nottoway County and for a generation or two the name >is also spelled CRAWLEY in that county, but it is the same line. >By the time the name got down to my generation, it was back to CRALLE. The >(French) name is written to this day with an accent over the e, and tombstones >carry the accent also. Some transcriptions have recorded the name as Cralli, >thinking the accent was a sloppy dot over a sloppy i. I don't see the name being >carried on with that misspelling. >Jane >A Virginian living in Florida > > >==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== >How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > >VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains (in the body of the message) the command > >unsubscribe > >and no additional text. > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >--------------------------------- >Do you Yahoo!? >New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing > > >==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== >Visit the Northunberland County VAGenWeb Page at; >http://www.rootsweb.com/~vanorthu/ > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > -- Michael J. Gough mjgough@cablelynx.com

Hi List, If you have any info on the above names I'd certainly appreciate hearing from you. Thanks. Elizabeth

Hi Mike, John Turner died in 1742 and according to his will, purchased the property called Opie's Quarter sometime before then (1742). He bought the property from Rodham Kenner so Rodham Kenner would have been an adult at the time. The Rodham Kenner that you mentioned below was born in 1740 so he would be too young to be the Rodham Kenner mentioned in John Turner's 1742 will. There must have been another Rodham Kenner born sometime prior to about 1720. Can you find one in an earlier generation? Thanks, Pam Michael Gough <mjgough@cablelynx.com> wrote: Pam, I have the following information in my Cralle database (without sources). Could John Turner be the son-in-law of Rodham Kenner? Descendants of Rodham Kenner 1 Rodham Kenner b: 1740 d: 1777 . +________ Davis *2nd Wife of Rodham Kenner: . +Elizabeth Plater b: 1744 d: 1803 ....... 2 Rebecca Kenner ........... +________ Turner ....... 2 Susannah Kenner ........... +________ Thorton Mike Pam Sulzer wrote: >Hello Jane, > I've been doing a little research on the OPIEs and KENNERs of Northumberland in connection with a TURNER family. In the will of JOHN TURNER (d.1742) he bequeaths to his son Henry Turner a tract called OPIES QUARTER "which I bought from RODHAM KENNER". > Can you tell me the location of "Opie's Quarter" and do you have any information that might help me identify this JOHN TURNER? His wife was FEBBIE, his children were: John Jr., Henry, George, Edward, Elizabeth (m. Hayden), Bridget, Monica, Priscilla, and Ann. >Thanks, >Pam > > >Congs@aol.com wrote: >Hello List, > >My Northumberland family is CRALLE, descending from >(Sea Captain) John CRALLE. >My lines include OPIE, MATHEW, KENNER, FOX and BALL >from the Northern Neck area. > >I saw the query on the list about the THOMAS CRALLE. >Even though I do have several by that name, the one who wrote >about him is correct. There are SO MANY Thomas names in that >line that it is very confusing. >In my line, brothers Thomas and John, both named a son Thomas. >They both married the same woman! One married his brother's widow. >She was HANNAH KENNER and was widowed four times (or more?). >My CRALLE line moved to Nottoway County and for a generation or two the name >is also spelled CRAWLEY in that county, but it is the same line. >By the time the name got down to my generation, it was back to CRALLE. The >(French) name is written to this day with an accent over the e, and tombstones >carry the accent also. Some transcriptions have recorded the name as Cralli, >thinking the accent was a sloppy dot over a sloppy i. I don't see the name being >carried on with that misspelling. >Jane >A Virginian living in Florida > > >==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== >How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > >VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains (in the body of the message) the command > >unsubscribe > >and no additional text. > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >--------------------------------- >Do you Yahoo!? >New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing > > >==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== >Visit the Northunberland County VAGenWeb Page at; >http://www.rootsweb.com/~vanorthu/ > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > -- Michael J. Gough mjgough@cablelynx.com ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== How to unsubscribe. Send a message to VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains (in the body of the message) the command unsubscribe and no additional text. ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing

I'm researching EDMONDS, EUSTACE, FOX, OPIE, KENNER

Charlene, I am seeking information on ANN LEWIS (b.c. 1711, Northumberland) who was one of the 3 children born to William Lewis (1685-1719) and his wife Elizabeth Cox. Besides Ann he also had Vincent (b.c.1709) and Elizabeth (b.c.1719). Thanks, Pam I have a book on LEWIS--which one are you seeking? Charlene Reeds Ebeling ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== Visit the Northunberland County VAGenWeb Page at; http://www.rootsweb.com/~vanorthu/ ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing

Hi, yes, we are very interested in the Northumberland research; never found connect wi anyone there. So if anyone has ideas ref WILLIAM DURAND(Durant) and his very early land grant (early 1600's) , the disposition of that land (resold to whom & details of handling that whole matter of all the assets of DURAND) after Gov. Berkeley had BANISHED ELDER DURAND for continuing to lead the dissenting group at the old church on Elizabeth Riv, we'd like to hear and Share Findings!!! ??Anyone know any facts or best clues on his immigrating family or parentage, his Northum & other VAassociates, lands etc? Wish discuss GEORGE DURANT's life in Northum - married Wicomico in late 1660's. Much on later life (Ref. instigater of "Culpepper's Rebellion", Old Albemarle,VA (later NC). ?? about his wife ANN MARWOOD, her parents, if father lived Northum too? Thanks for any pieces info these families & gladly share what we 've learned. Ann

Holiday Sharing Sondra ========================================================================= NORTHUMBERLAND CO. VA. W. W. 14 MAY 1748 - W.P. 8 AUG. 1748 PAGE 48 WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS BY JAMES F. LEWIS PALMER,ISAAC Cousins Nargaleseazer Palmer, and Spencer Snow - all of personal estate, to be equally divided between them. Cousins Nargaleseazer Palmer -- to keep all my estate in his custody until Spencer Snow comes to the age of nineteen years, and if living to deliver to him one half of my estate. Cousin Nargaleseazer Palmer, executor. Witness : Samuel Blackwell, William James, and Thomas Pullum

I have just began looking at George Washington and was thinking I had his will but, can not find it. This a bit of information on in my notes, not sure of it, so check it out. George Washington's sister : Elizabeth married Col. Fielding LEWIS, son of Col. John LEWIS and Frances FIELDING Fielding and Elizabeth CHILDREN : George Washington LEWIS b. 1757 d. 1821. and other children where :: Fielding,George,Elizabeth,Lawrence,Robert,Howell. Sondra

I have a clue for you, but much further back. The first wife of Thomas GERRARD 12/10/1608-12/15/1673 Westmoreland Co., Va. was a Susan SNOW. Susan was born 1610 in Brookehouse, Staffordshire, England and died 1665 St. Mary's Parish, Charles Co., MD--across the river from Northumberland Co., Va. She had a brother Abel SNOW. Thomas and Susan were married 9/21/1629 Lancashire, England ISSUE 12 kids!! Thomas m. 2) Rose (maybe Allerton), widow of John TUCKER. Rose m. 3) John NEWTON Will of Col. Thomas Gerrard. In y name of God Amen Soe be it Ye first day of Feb: 1672 I Tho: Garrard of Machoticks in ye County of Westmerld in ye Colonie of Virginia Esq: being at prsent well & in bodily health & of good and prfect memory thankes be unto Almighty God And calling to mind ye uncertainty of temporarie life & yt all flesh must yield unto death when & whersoever it seemes good to Al- mighty God doe therfore make constitute ordaine & declare this my last will and testamt in manner & forme follo: Revoking & anihilating by these prts both in Deed & in law all & every Testamt Testamte, will & Wills heretofore by me made & declared either by word or by writing & this is to be taken only for my last Will & Testamt & none other. And first - being penitent & Sory from ye bottome of my hart for my Sinnes past most humbly desiring forgivenesse for ye Sinne doe comitt & comend my Soule unto Almighty God my Creator & redeemer through whose mercy & by the merritts of Christs death & passion I trust & beleeve assuredly to be saved & to have full remission & forgivenesse of all my Sinnes & yt my soule wth my body at ye Genll resurrection shall rise againe wth joy & inherritt y Kingdome of God prpared for his Chosen & Elect ones. And my body I give to ye earth to [be] buried as nigh as possibly I can to my decased wife Susanna Garrard by my Extors & Ext** hereafter named. And now for setling my Temporall estates & such goods & chattles as it pleased Almighty God to bestowe uppon me I doe Ordr give & dispose in manner & forme follow: (that is to say) first I will & ordaine yt all such debts & duties as I owe in right & conscience to any prson or prsons shall be well & truly contented & paid or ordained to be paid wthin convenient time after my decease by my Extors heerafter [named] & after my debts paid my funerall expenses discharged & ye several & respective Legacies in this my will menconed given & expressed be likewise contented & paid according to ye purposed & true intent & meaning of this my Will That then all & wholy ye prsonall estate to me belonging either in ye province of Maryland in ye Colony of Virginia and ye Kingdome of England upon y Seaes or any other place ofye world where it shall be or may be found I doe heerby give & bequeath unto my sonne John Garrard & my Lo: & Deare wife Rose whome I doe heerby appoynt & ordaine my full & joynt Extors of this my last will & testamt to all intents and purposes in as ample manner as ye Laws of England of ye Colony of Virginia & ye prvince of Maryland will or may admitt I give & bequeath unto my Daughter Mary Thirty thousand pounds of Tobo to be pd unto her within One yeare after my decease (if not during my life) in full for her portion of my prsonall estate I give & bequeath unto my sd Daughter Mary and ye heires of her body forever lawfully to be begotten foure seates of land, (yt is to say) All ye land in Mr Whites neck lying on ye right hand of the path yt leades from Mattapony bridge downe ye neck unto my sonne in Law Bloxstones or Jno: Shankes now in my owne occupacion one other prcell of land called St. Katherens Island in ye occupacion of Jno: Dennis Three hundred acres of land more in Broad neck lying betwene one Mr. Cole & Mr. Salles likewise in my owne occupacion One hundred acres of land more Wstwood Lodge now in y possession of Samll Dodson all wch lands are lying & being in y County & prvince of Maryland together wth all my rights priviledges & apptens thereunto belonging shall be holden by ye sd Mary & her heires forever after she doth arrive at ye adge of one & twenty yeares or day of marriadge, if I doe not sell or otherwise dispose of ye sd Lands or any pt thereof in my life time only reserveing due & payable out of ye sd Lands unto ye Lord of ye mannour all such rents suits & services as is therunto belonging Now in case my sd Daughter shall dye before she arrive at ye adge of one & twenty yeares, or without Issue of her body lawfully be- gotten then my Will & meaning is yt all my lands & other legacies to her bequeathed shall be equally devided amongst ye rest of my Sonees & Daughters surviveing & ye Survivor or Survivors of ym or any of ym by even & equall portions I give & bequeath unto my Eldest Sonne Justinian one moety of ye mannor of St Clements & ye other moety to my Lo: & deare wife Rose during her naturall life, and afterwawrds ye sd moety of ye sd Manour of St. Clemts possessed by her in her life time to come into possession & reall estate of ye heires male begotten by me on my sd Lo: Wife Rose And if female yn ye aforesd moety after ye decease of my Lo: wife Rose I give ye whole mannor aforesd to my eldest Sonne Justinian willing him to pay unto each Daugher or Daughters soe begotten by me on my sd Lo: wife Rose twenty thousand pounds of tobco either when they arrive at ye adge of one & twenty or at ye day of there marriadge and to be under ye tuittion of my Exors and my said Sonne Justinian wth his heires lawfully to possess ye whole of ye aforesd manor of St. Clemts forever wth itts right & prviledges unlesse I otherwise despose of it in my life time. I give unto my yongest Sonne moeity of those lands called Bastford Manor & ye other to my deare wife Rose during her naturall life & after her death to ye heires male begotten by me on my sd wife Lo: Rose & if female then at ye death of my wife I give yt whole manor of Bastford to my sonne John aforesd willing him heerby to pay unto each Daughter or Daughters soe begotten by me on my now Lo: wife Rose Ten thousand puonds of Tobco at ye adge & day aforesd and he wth his heires lawfully begotten to possesse ye whole aforesd manor of Bastford forever wth its rights and prvildges unlesse I otherwise dispose of it in my life time I doe give unto my youngest Sonne John one moety of yt land or plantacon in ye Colony of Virginia called by ye name of Garrards reserve lying situate & beingat lower Machoteck in Westmoreld County in ye aforesd Colony & ye other halfe to my deare & Lo: Wife Rose during her naturall life and after her death yt ye sd moity by her possessed be given unto & possessed as ye reall estate of ye male child begotten by me on her & if only female yt ye aforesd plantacon called Garrards reserve be after her decease be give wholly unto my sonne Jno: he paying unto each Daughter or Daughters begotten as aforesaid Ten thousand pounds of Tobo & ye sd Jno: to possesse ye said plantacon wth itts rights & prviledges unlesse I otherwise dispose of it in my life time In like manner I give & bequeath unto my Grand-child Garrard Payton one yong negro about a yeare or two of adge wthin one yeare after my decease to be in ye Custody of his guardians. THO: GARRARD It: I give unto my Daughter Mary her choyce of X all ye negro girles born in my Custody. The intest & meaining As also one horse & one mare to her & her heires wth their increase is yt she take only one & advantadge forever to be dell immediately unto her possession. I out of all . . . . . give unto each of three sonees and five Daughters yt shall survive me twenty shill sterle to buy each of them a mourning ring to weare in remebrance of me & also soe much for Sonnes in Law Daughters in Law & Grand-children in like manner. Whereas I have given & mrked two Mares wth G.T. for ye use of Garrad Tucker my Will is therfore yt increase of ye aforesd Mares by improved for ye advantadge and education & schooling of ye sd Garrard Tucker & yt they or two as good be made forthcomeing & dell to ye sd Garrard Tucker when he arrives at ye adge of eighteen yeares. As also I leave & give unto my negro boy baptized & named Tho: One thousand pounds of Tobo to be bestowed uppon [him] for his learnikng & Education at y discression of my Extors. Item I give unto my Lo: friend Mr Jno: Waugh one Ring of ye same value of those rings above granted to my Children An if it shall heerafter happen at any time heerafter yt any ambiguity doubt question or controversy doe gro or rise concerning ye true meaning & intent of this my will & Testamt I will therfore yt my Extors & Extri choice each of them a Judicious prson & according to there verdict lett ye doubt & dispute be ended without comencing a Sute at law. My Will is heerby yt wtsoever guifts & Deeds are by this Will given & madover unto my now deare & Lo: wife Rose be by her accepted as full & compleate of all Dower or thirds belonging unto her by Law of my prsonall & reall estate & if otherwise yt she shall have noe right claim or title to any thing by this my last Will & Testamt. In like manner I give and bequeath unto my Eldest Sonne Justinnian my whole right title & intrest to any land or prcell of land lying in ye Kingdome of England to him & his heires forever. Item: I will yt wheras was given me in a Deede of Guift four negro slaves servants twelve kine wth calves by there sides or wth two feather bedds wth furniture wth other houshold furniture yt in ye sd deed of guift made ye 28th of Jany Last by past & to be acknoweldged in Court by Attr already for ye end appoynted I will yt ye aforesd Deed & every clause therein contained be valid & of force & made forthcoming for ye use of y four children in it menconed. And if any of ye 4 negroes dy before there deliveries to ye severall children yt ye dead negro or negroes be made good by Supplying of others as good live negroes as they were before there death I will in like manner ye wt male heires are by me begotten on my now Lo: Wife and so possessing for them & there heires ye moeties of St Clemts Manor Basstford Mannor & lying & being in ye province of Maryland and ye moety of ye plantacon called Garrards reserve on Machotick in y Colony of Virginnia joyntly wth my Eldest Sonne Justinnian & my yongest Sonne John ye yu ye aforesd male heires by me soe begotten shall pay unto each daughter or Daughters soe by me to be begotten accordingly as I have ordered already to be pd by my Sonne Justinnian & John for there Severall possessions. And alsso my will is yt if there shall be a Seccond or third Sonne by me soe begotten yt ye eldest possess ye whole moety aforesd paying to each yonger Bror forty thousand pounds of Tobco. And my will is further yt my debts & Legacies be- queathed being well contented & pay'd then how many soever Negro slave servants shall come to ye possession right & prsonall estate of my now Lo: & deare wife Rose being by her injoyned during her naturall life shall after her death be equally divided amongst ye children male or female by me on her begotten. And wheras in ye margent of this Sheete is written mark wth a Cross X ye intent & meaning is yt she take only one out of all my will is to establish ye said valid as ye contents. In Witnesse & conformacon of this my last Will & Testamt I set my hand to both Sheetes therof & to this last have fixed my hand & Seale day month & yeare of above written. THO: GARRARD [seal]. Signed, Sealed & dell in pnts of us Jno: Waugh Isaack Allerton J. Lee, Jno: cooper. 19th 9ber 1673. This Will was proved by te Testimony in Court of Mr. Jno: Waugh Majr Isaack Allerton & Cap: Jno: Lee. The Maryland Calendar of Wills, Volume I Wills from 1635 (Earliest Probated) to 1685 Pages 69-81 Editors: Thomas Gerard was the Lord of St. Clements Manor, St. Mary's County, but died in Westmoreland County, Virginia (where his will is also of record). He married first Susan, sister of Abel Snow (Archives of Maryland, Vol. 41, p. 373). See also Combs &c.'s St. Clements Manor. Edited and Annotated by USGenNet Patrons Rhoda Fone & Carole Hammett (2001) Charlene Reeds Ebeling Dad's Side REEDS, JAMESON, SPANN, HALBERT, DUNCAN, MAUZY, PORTER, BALL, HACKLEY, CORBIN, MOTT, PIGG, SHIPPEY, RICHARDSON, BOLLING, CARTER, BAIRD, BELL, CRAIG, WEAVER, WITHERS, CONYERS, WOOD, ISRAEL, CUNNINGHAM, MICHAUX, WADDILL, RANDOLPH, ISHAM, so far--Va>Ky>Mo WHITE, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Ire>NY/Ontario Canada>Green Bay Mom's Side CORNWELL(NY), BUTZ, ANSCHICKS, STEDMAN, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, REITZ, DIEHL, ROMIG/ROMICH, KNAUSS, PHLIEGER

Richard Hawkins 1605 Devon, Eng d. 1667 Westmoreland Co., Va. m. Elizabeth DRAKE ISSUE: Elizabeth m.1650 Westmoreland Humphrey POPE 1630-1684 Richard John Drake Julian Nicholas Jeremiah Humphrey POPE By his own deposition, dated 19 Nov 1673, he was "age 24 or thereabouts". All of his children were minors when he died; All 3 sons chose their brother-in-law as their guardian on 27 Feb 1696. (Humphrey JR came of age later that year). LAWRENCE was under guardianship until 1700. MARY POPE was still under guardianship in 1701/2. Therefore: all the children were born AFTER 1670. Humphrey Pope appears are surety on a bond of John Quisenberry in Rappahannock (now Richmond) county, dated May 12, 1683. The correct date that HUMPHREY POPE received 150 acres in Westmoreland Co by deed from Thomas POPE was 2 Feb 1669. Thought by many to be a son of Col. Nathaniel Pope, but research has repudiated that. See below and http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jwmuse/roots.htm ---Mark Freeman--http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~markfreeman/hawkinsr.html Humphrey Pope was born in 1630 in England or Maryland. He married in 1650 in Westmoreland, VA to Elizabeth Hawkins, daughter of Richard Hawkins. They had the following children: Humphrey, Lawrence, Jemima and Jon. Humphrey died in 1695 in Westmoreland, VA. Richard Hawkins was born about 1605 in Devon, England to an illustrious naval seafaring family. He married about 1629 to Elizabeth Drake and they had the following children: Richard, John, Drake, Julian, Elizabeth, Nicholas and Jeremiah. Richard died in 1667 in Westmoreland, VA. Charlene Reeds Ebeling Dad's Side REEDS, JAMESON, SPANN, HALBERT, DUNCAN, MAUZY, PORTER, BALL, HACKLEY, CORBIN, MOTT, PIGG, SHIPPEY, RICHARDSON, BOLLING, CARTER, BAIRD, BELL, CRAIG, WEAVER, WITHERS, CONYERS, WOOD, ISRAEL, CUNNINGHAM, MICHAUX, WADDILL, RANDOLPH, ISHAM, so far--Va>Ky>Mo WHITE, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Ire>NY/Ontario Canada>Green Bay Mom's Side CORNWELL(NY), BUTZ, ANSCHICKS, STEDMAN, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, REITZ, DIEHL, ROMIG/ROMICH, KNAUSS, PHLIEGER

I am researching HALES believed to have come from Northumberland Co., VA, and moved to Johnston Co., NC. My earliest HALES are: Matthew HALES m. Sarah who had a son John b. abt 1690 in Johnston Co., NC. This John married Elizabeth abt. 1725 and had sons Henry b. abt 1736 and John b. abt 1738. This line of HALES eventually moved from NC to Greene Co., AL and Lauderdale Co., MS. I admit I have mostly been "lurking" on this list, trying to become more familiar with the familes from Northumberland Co., since I don't have much information myself. ~~Jan Hale Reed ----- Original Message ----- From: "susan whittington" <susan.whittington@mchsi.com> To: <VANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 6:45 AM Subject: [VANORTHU-L] Northumberland County, Virginia Research > > Sondra wrote: > I am new to this list and this is the only e-mail I have received and it > is mine. Is this not a very busy list ?? Is no one doing research in > Northumberland. > > I checked my database for SNOW and BARNES but don't have any of those folks. > Yes, Sondra, I'm sorry to say this list has been VERY quiet. I have > extensive information on THRIFT, BRYANT, LEWIS, HALE and associated > collateral lines from both Northumberland and Richmond Counties in Virginia. > I'm always looking for new information! I haven't travelled to Northern > Neck since the spring but I do still receive copies of the Northern Neck > News in the mail on a weekly basis. For the sake of the newcomers, it would > be nice to hear from those folks still on the list actively searching for > ancestors from NN. > Happy Holidays, Sue Whittington > > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > unsubscribe > > and no additional text. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Will of Nathaniel Pope. In the name of God Amen I Nathaniel * * of Appomattox in ye county of Westmoreland in y collony of ** being in perfect minde & memory & haveing a Resol * * * for England this prsent shipping & knowing ye dangers * * as waies now stand & ye uncertainty of man's Life Mke this my Last will & Testamt in Manner form following Imprmis I give & bequeath my soule into ye hands of Almighty God my most mercifull & loving Father hopeing through ye death passion & Resurrection of Jesus Christ my alone Saviour & Redeemer hee will Receive it into everlasting happiness this miserable life is ended And as for my body I submit to be disposed of as god pleases whether my Land or water And for that portion of Estate & goods wch god of his mercy hath blessed me wth all in this Life I give & bequeath as followeth Imprimis I give & bequeath unto my sonn Thomas Pope my land & plantation situate upon y cliffts to him & his heirs forever Item I give unto ye aforesaid Thomas Pope five Cowes or heifers to bee delivered unto him when he shall come to the age of one & twenty years or day of Marriage wch shall first happen. Item I give & bequeath unto my son Nathaniell pope all that Land & plantation whereon I now Live & am seated wth all ye buildings & edi(fices) thereunto belonging to him & his heirs forever. And if in case my sonn Thomas shall dye whom I doe make my whole & sole executor of this my last will & Testamt then my will & meaning is that my sonn Nathaniel shall survive him to bee my whole & sole executor. Item I give unto my son Nathaniel Pope aforesaid more that my whole estate of Land lyeing at ye heade of Appomattox Creeke as by pattent will appeare Containeing by estimation one thousand & six ** Acres bee it more or less to him & his heirs forever And fo(rasmuch) it is my will & desire that my wife Lucy Pope shall h(ave the) whole aforementioned seat of Land whereon I now life (tog)ether wth ye servants & cattle & good thereunto belon(ging as) long as please god she shall Live And in Case m (wife) should marry then my will & meaning is that my (Executor) give her twenty Thousand weight of Tobac ** & ye aforesaid goods & cattle & Land give ** to goe to my sayd executor. Item I give * * * John Washington that summe of money wch * * unto me by a bill under his hand for ye * * ing eighty pounds sterl Item I give * * * one mare. Item I doe give to my sonn * * Item I doe give unto my sonn in Law * * * mare. Item I doe give unto my sonn * * * one stone horse & further I doe des * * my executor to pay unto my sonn in ** Two hundred pounds that I stande on * * * of my estate in England to bee payt a * * * & what of my estate * * in bonds shall be * * *. I doe give unto my Executor Thomas pope * * for all man(ner) of bills bonds accompts debts Cattle Chattels household stuffe & all whatsoever moveables of my estate undisposed of I doe give unto my sonn Thomas & my son Nathaniell to bee equaly divided between them both to bee divided when ye eldest of them shall come of age. In witnesse that this is my last will & Testamt I ye said Nathaniell pope have sett to my hande & seale this sixteenth of May in the yeare of our Lord God one thousand six hundred fifty-nine. Signed sealed & delivered NATHANIELL POPE(1) seale & Acknowledged to bee ye Last Will & Testamt of Nathaniell Pope in ye Presence of us Jno Rosier Laurence Washington John Washington William Hardich April ye 26th 1660. Mr. John Rosier made oath that coll Nathaniell Pope did owne & averred this for his Last Will & Testamt & that hee knew of no other or later will. Jurat in curia westmerlaneia die et anno prdict. This will was proved in ye County Court of Westmold by ye oathes of Mr Jno Rosier & Mr William Hardich witnesses subscribed thereto. "Nathaniel POPE was a wealthy planter who came to Westmoreland Co. about 1650 from Maryland; his daughter Anne married John Washington, great-grandfather of President George Washington. Nathaniel's son Thomas and John Washington were jointly awarded 1200 acres of land for transporting 24 persons from England to Virginia on 4 September 1661; one of those persons was Humphrey Pope. (See Nell Nugent "Cavaliers and Pioneers", Vol.1, p.449.) Humphrey was not named as an heir of Nathaniel POPE in his will (dated 1659 and proved 20 April 1660) and was almost certainly not a son of Nathaniel, although that relationship has mistakenly been circulated ... . On 2 February 1669/70 Humphrey acquired 150 acres of land from Thomas Pope, a part of his 2,450 acre patent. He resided as a neighbor of Thomas Pope but the relationship is not defined in any of the records I have seen. Humphrey's widow Elizabeth and Lawrence Washington, George's grandfather, were executors of Humphrey's will; William Bridges and John Washington provided security, which further confirms the close association among the families." Duane Wilson, Naperville, IL Charlene Reeds Ebeling Dad's Side REEDS, JAMESON, SPANN, HALBERT, DUNCAN, MAUZY, PORTER, BALL, HACKLEY, CORBIN, MOTT, PIGG, SHIPPEY, RICHARDSON, BOLLING, CARTER, BAIRD, BELL, CRAIG, WEAVER, WITHERS, CONYERS, WOOD, ISRAEL, CUNNINGHAM, MICHAUX, WADDILL, RANDOLPH, ISHAM, so far--Va>Ky>Mo WHITE, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Ire>NY/Ontario Canada>Green Bay Mom's Side CORNWELL(NY), BUTZ, ANSCHICKS, STEDMAN, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, REITZ, DIEHL, ROMIG/ROMICH, KNAUSS, PHLIEGER

Hello, I wonder if any of you have any STUBBLEFIELD family on this list? Any information or suggestions are welcome. mema

Holiday Sharing, Hope this helps someone. Sondra ========================================================================= NORTHUMBERLAND CO. VA. WILLS AND ADMINISTRATION BY JAMES F. LEWIS AND J.MOTLEY BOOKER. BARNES, Henry, of Wiccomoco Parish W.W. 29 March 1789 --- W.P. 12 April 1790 Wife Mary Barnes - the land whereon I now live, and all my right of the land I purchased of Isaac Sutton, and all my other real and personal estate during her natural life. Granddaughter Betsy Barnes Marsh - a good maintenance out of my estate during her maiden life. Grandson Gideon Hammonds Marsh - after my wife's death, the land whereon I now live to him and the heirs lawfully begotten of his body, and if no such heir I lend the land to my granddaughter Betsy B. Marsh, and her heir lawfully begotten of her body, and if no such heir to Spencer Snow, son of Elisha Snow. Granddaughter Betsy B. Marsh - after my wife's death, the land I purchased of Isaac Sutton to her and heir lawfully begotten of her body, and if no such heir to my grandson Gideon H. Marsh, and if he should depart this life without a lawful heir of body, to John Snow, son Elishas Snow. Grandson Gideon H. Marsh - after my wife death, a half of all my other estate of negroes and moveables, to him and the lawfully heir of his body, and if no such heirs to granddaughter Betsy B. Marsh and her lawful heirs, and if no such heirs to Joseph Spencer Snow in North Carolina. Granddaughter Betsy B. Marsh - the other half of my negroes and moveable estate after my wife's death, to her and the lawful heirs of her body, and if none to grandson Gideon H. Marsh, and if he has no heirs of his body to Joseph Spencer Snow, son of Samuel Snow in North Carolina. Negro girl Kate,given to granddaughter Betsy B. Marsh by deed, should go with my other estate if granddaughter dies without heir. Grandchildren Gideon, and Betsy B. Marsh, shall not choose any guardian until they are twenty- one years old, but let their estates remain in the executors hands until that time. Wife Mary Barnes, and friends Isaac Basye, and Ezekiel Haydon, executors. Witness : Betty Edwards, Judith Edwards, and Robert Short.

Sue, Because, Lewis is very common surname, the following may not add to your Lewis family. It is the Holiday's and time for sharing. There are also, Lewis in Fairfax Co. Va. in mid 1700's. I have been looking at them trying to find if there may be a connection to my SNOW and SPENCER surname's. LAND RECORDS OF PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, MARYLAND 1710 TO 1717 BY JOURDAN Folio 101 Indenture, 20 Aug. 1711 From : John Lewis, planter of Princes George's County. To : Thomas Stonestreet, planter of Prince Goerge's County. For 5,000 of tobacco 50 acres of land in Prince George's County formerly Charles County ;land left to John Lewis by his father, Thomas Lewis ; original tract called " Buttersy" bounded by Thomas Lewis, Jr. Signed : John Lewis [ seal] Witnessed : William Lyles, James Gibbs, Richard Dalton. Alienation : Thomas Stonestreet paid 1s for 50 acres of land 15 Sept. 1711 ========================================================================= Folio 141 Indenture, 27 Sept. 1711 From : Henry Cox of Calvert County, Gent. To : Elizabeth Lewis, widow of Prince George's County. For the moyety of a tract of 113 acres of land called " Good Luck " lying in Calvert County now Prince George's County on the north branch of the Patuxent, containing 200 acres formerly owned by Thomas Houser deceased ; land descended to Elizabeth Lewis and Mary Soaper, wife of John Soaper, joint heirs of Thomas Houser ; bounded by land of Henry Cox called " Little Land" land of Henry Cox called " Battson's Vineyard ". Signed : Henry Cox [ seal] Witnessed : John Leach and James Heigh, Justices of Calvert County. Alienation : Elizabeth Lewis paid the sum of 4s/6p and a half-penny 3 Jan. 1711 Memo : Henry Cox and wife, Sarah Cox, acknowledge deed before above witnesses. Recorded : 3 Jan. 1711 ========================================================================= Folio 153 Deed of Gift, 4 Feb. 1711/12 From : Elizabeth Lewis, widow of Prince George's County. To : John Lewis, her son Gives a moyety of land on the North Branch of the Patuxent River lately occupied by Henry Cox of Calvert County called " Batterson's Vineyard ", the moyety lately sold my sister Mary Soper, wife of John Soper by Henry Cox. Signed : Elizabeth Lewis [ mark & seal ] witnessed : Edward Willett , Tabitha Willet [mark] ========================================================================= Folio : 154 Deed of Gift to Children From : Elizabeth Lewis, widow of Prince George's County To : Son Thomas, a Bay Mare called Bonny To: Son John, a dark mare To : Son Stephen, the first increase of bay mare given John To: Daughter Sarah, the next increase To: Daughter Priscilla, the next increase To: Son Samuel, the next increase To: Grandson John Davis, child of " my daughter Jane" Signed : Elizabeth Lewis [ mark & seal ] Witnessed : Edward Willett, Tabitha Willet [mark ]

Chuck, I am also related to the Paynes and Popes but most of my info is from Brooke Payne's book. I descend through EDWARD PAYNE (b.1726), son of William Payne and Alicia Jone. I have further information on Edward that I'd be happy to share. On another note, I was wondering if you could identify a JOHN JONES who is mentioned in the will of EDWARD TURNER (d.1738). The will states "that JOHN JONES and his wife take my daughter ELIZABETH TURNER and bring her up in the best manner as they shall think fit until she is of age". Thanks, Pam chuck owens <cancertech7@yahoo.com> wrote: Hi List, I'm still looking for any info on my ancestors in Northumberland County, VA, especially info on the family of Robert Jones of Fleet's Bay, on Richard Hawkins, on John Payne, Humphrey Pope and Nathaniel Pope, and James Samford/Sanford. I have some info on these people but anymore would be appreciated. I'm especially interested in any documentation which links Edward Jones who married Alicia Samford/Sanford Lunn in August 27, 1679 in Farnham Parish, Richmond County, VA to the Robert Jones family of Fleet's Bay, Wicomico, Northumberland Co., VA. According to Col. Brooke Payne in his classic "Paynes of Virginia", Edward Jones was Robert's son. He states: "Edward Jones's will is dated 1715 (1715) and names his dau. Alicia Payne. He was a descendant of Robert Jones of Fleet's Bay, Nb. Co." The only documentation that I have found so far that corroborates this is: In Beverly Fleet's Northumberland Records, p. 95: An Edward Jones is listed as constable of "little Wicomico" and he was a constable during the time period when Robert Jones was a Justice of the Peace for Northumberland Co. "Jones, Edw. appointed constable for little Wicco: 22 June 1669, 3.64" And the Robert Jones family lived in the Wicomico area in Northumberland Co., VA. So it seems that Constable Edward Jones was probably related to the Robert Jones family. And according to William & Mary College Quarterly, Vol. 23, No. 4 (April 1915) in the article "Mr. Robert Jones of Fleet's Bay, Northumberland County, and Some of His Descendants" by O.A. Keach, Thomas Samford/Sanford, Edward & Alicia Jones's nephew was living with Maurice Jones, son of Robert Jones of Fleet's Bay, in 1721, and Thomas Sanford names his father, Maurice Jones, his wife Judith Jones, and three of their children in his will written in 1721, and probated by Maurice Jones. So it seems most likely Thomas regarded Maurice Jones as family yet the only Sanford-Jones relationship that is documented is that of the marriage of Alicia Sanford with Edward Jones. So it seems like in order for Thomas to have regarded Maurice Jones as family there had to have been a family tie between Edward Jones & Maurice Jones. Any thoughts or help on this subject would be greatly appreciated, Chuck Owens --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== Visit the Northunberland County VAGenWeb Page at; http://www.rootsweb.com/~vanorthu/ ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing

Hello Jane, I've been doing a little research on the OPIEs and KENNERs of Northumberland in connection with a TURNER family. In the will of JOHN TURNER (d.1742) he bequeaths to his son Henry Turner a tract called OPIES QUARTER "which I bought from RODHAM KENNER". Can you tell me the location of "Opie's Quarter" and do you have any information that might help me identify this JOHN TURNER? His wife was FEBBIE, his children were: John Jr., Henry, George, Edward, Elizabeth (m. Hayden), Bridget, Monica, Priscilla, and Ann. Thanks, Pam Congs@aol.com wrote: Hello List, My Northumberland family is CRALLE, descending from (Sea Captain) John CRALLE. My lines include OPIE, MATHEW, KENNER, FOX and BALL from the Northern Neck area. I saw the query on the list about the THOMAS CRALLE. Even though I do have several by that name, the one who wrote about him is correct. There are SO MANY Thomas names in that line that it is very confusing. In my line, brothers Thomas and John, both named a son Thomas. They both married the same woman! One married his brother's widow. She was HANNAH KENNER and was widowed four times (or more?). My CRALLE line moved to Nottoway County and for a generation or two the name is also spelled CRAWLEY in that county, but it is the same line. By the time the name got down to my generation, it was back to CRALLE. The (French) name is written to this day with an accent over the e, and tombstones carry the accent also. Some transcriptions have recorded the name as Cralli, thinking the accent was a sloppy dot over a sloppy i. I don't see the name being carried on with that misspelling. Jane A Virginian living in Florida ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== How to unsubscribe. Send a message to VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains (in the body of the message) the command unsubscribe and no additional text. ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing

I am still searching for information on FIELDING TURNER who was born in Northumberland in 1706, son of JOHN TURNER (b.1671). Fielding's wife was named ANN and I think she may have been ANN LEWIS, daughter of WILLIAM LEWIS (1685-1719). Any information on this Ann Lewis/Turner would be appreciated. I'm also interested in further information on the family of JOHN TURNER who died in 1742. He left wife FEBBIE, and children JOHN JR., HENRY, GEORGE, EDWARD, ELIZABETH (m. Hayden), BRIDGET, MONICA, PRISCILLA , and ANN. Does anyone have any documents proving what happened to these children? And finally, I'm really interested in anything on any Turner that was in Northumberland between 1650 and 1750. Thanks, Pam --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing

Hello List, My Northumberland family is CRALLE, descending from (Sea Captain) John CRALLE. My lines include OPIE, MATHEW, KENNER, FOX and BALL from the Northern Neck area. I saw the query on the list about the THOMAS CRALLE. Even though I do have several by that name, the one who wrote about him is correct. There are SO MANY Thomas names in that line that it is very confusing. In my line, brothers Thomas and John, both named a son Thomas. They both married the same woman! One married his brother's widow. She was HANNAH KENNER and was widowed four times (or more?). My CRALLE line moved to Nottoway County and for a generation or two the name is also spelled CRAWLEY in that county, but it is the same line. By the time the name got down to my generation, it was back to CRALLE. The (French) name is written to this day with an accent over the e, and tombstones carry the accent also. Some transcriptions have recorded the name as Cralli, thinking the accent was a sloppy dot over a sloppy i. I don't see the name being carried on with that misspelling. Jane A Virginian living in Florida