Sharron, Here is the will information for the two George Crosby's. I will just reference the names and dates. Stafford Co. Will Abstracts 1729-1748 by Sam and Ruth Sparacio. page 10 Will of George Crosby Senr. of Overwharton Parish Stafford Co. I bequeath my now dwelling Plantation to George Crosby son of Daniel Crosby. To be delivered to him at his eigtheenth year of age together with a gun. I bequeath to said George and to his sister Sarah Crosby to be equally divided between them 200 ells of fine dowlas & 200 ells of brown linen two feather beds, two new rugs, two new pairs of blankets, two new pairs of sheets, two good boulsters, two good iron pots, two frying pans, six pewter dishes, and six pewter bassons.The dishes weighing four pounds and the bassons each to hold a gallon, four pieces of serge, four cows and four calves all which they are to receive at the 18th year of age. I bequeath one horse of 3 or 4 years old with saddle and bridle for the said George at the same age as above written. I bequeath to my Son George the plantation whereon he now dweleth. Also negro Will and indian Nan. I bequeath unto George Crosby Junior the son of my son George one indian mullatto woman Frank and her increase one indian mullatto boy Jno. Cooper also one half of the last parcell of land taken up by me on Town Rub & his heirs & the other half unto Peter Mozee and in case said Peter dies that then Sarah Crosby the daughter of my son Daniel shall enjoy the same and her lawfull heirs. Also that George Crosby is to have half next the Towne & Peter his to the Negro Run. I bequeath unto Sarah Hayes 2 pieces of dowlas. I bequeath unto Peter Hayes parcel of ground first taken up by me on Brent Town Run and if in case he dies without lawfull issue that then it must be divided between both my grandsons the two George Crosbys. I bequeath unto my daughter Mary Waa 1000 weight of tobacco, 1000 weight of tobacco to each of her three children, namely William Mozee, Peter Mozee & Elizabeth Mozee. Item I do hereby make my son George Crosby Sole Executor this 14th of September 1725. Presence of William Allen, Sarah Allen, James McDonnell. At Court held for Stafford County 14th April 1731 Will of George Crosby was proved. Page 120 Will of George Crosby of Overwharton Parish, Stafford County. I give unto my now dwelling plantation to my dear and loving wife Sarah Crosby during her life with all lands and belongings and after her decease to my son Uriel Crosby his lawfull heirs, and for want of such heirs to the heirs of my son George Crosby. I give unto my son George Crosby one large Bible and one Gun with a Trumpett Muzzell. I give unto my wife Sarah Crosby two negroes named Dick and John after her decease to my son Uriel Crosby. I give to my son Uriel Crosby tract of land lying on the head of Aquia containing 200 acres. I appoint my wife Sarah Crosby and my son Uriel Crosby sole excutors of this my last will and testament 27th November 1745. Presence, Thomas Gough, Wm. Gough, Winifret Raley. At a court held in Stafford Co. April 8, 1746 will presented by excutors and George Crosby son and heir at law said the deceased objected to this wills being proved. I hope this helps you some. Valerie Holmes Thomas Stafford Co. List Administrator

Peyton seems to be a distinguished name, particularly in Northern Neck Virginia. When I am somewhat stumped about a family, I go surfing--on the LDS website. I access the FHLC (family history library catalog). The URL: www.familysearch.org The link to the catalog is on the lower right. When the time comes, choose Surname. Type in Peyton. My search came up with 42 hits of family histories which mention Peyton. The catalogers, I am told, take the five most prominent families mentioned in a family history and catalog those surnames. Look up at the top of the screen and see if there is a tab "View Film Notes." The family history you seek may have been filmed. If it has not been filmed, go to your local LDS center and ask how you can get some photocopies of the indexes of the books you seek (these come from Salt Lake City). Good luck in your search for Peytons. E.W.Wallace

If anyone out there has more detailed information on this Peyton family, please share! Thanks in advance for any help you can provide! STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA, PEYTON FAMILY: I have THOMAS PEYTON, b. 1790 & SARAH MADDOX PEYTON, b. 1794, d. 1 JUL 1877, age 83. They were married in 1812. son of: CHARLES PEYTON & ELIZABETH son of: EVAN PEYTON & ANNE son of: CHARLES PEYTON & DIANA Thomas & Sarah (Maddox) Peyton's children were: Richard Peyton (of Philadelphia, PA and Cincinnati, OH) Ann Carter (Peyton) Jenkins of Richmond, VA, who had two sons. They were quite wealthy and have a mausoleum at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, OR ANNE "NANCY" PAYTON/PEYTON, who married GUSTAVUS LIMBRICK (They were both murdered by her cousin, JOHN ROBERSON) Robert T. Peyton, b. 1823, Stafford, VA; m. Sarah A.; Robert died (age 48) on 29 AUG 1871. LUCINDA JANE PEYTON, m. 1st EDWARD BLOXTON; m. 2nd JOSEPH JACKSON GREGG Lucinda Jane Peyton Bloxton Gregg (Lucinda "Jane" Peyton, a/k/a "L. J.", "Jane", or "Lucinda J."), was born in Stafford County, Virginia in 1815. Rebecca Martin Peyton (Mrs. John Allen), b. 1826; d. 15 May 1854, age 28. (Their baby daughter, Rebecca Martin Allen, d. 12 APR 1855, age 11 mos.) They are buried in the Rollow Family Cemetery, Stafford County, VA. Simeon C. Peyton, b. 17 JAN 1829; d. 29 OCT 1905; m. Roxena T., b. 27 MAY 1836; d. 22 APR 1898 (Roxena may have been a widow -- two step-children are listed on the Falmouth, Stafford Co., VA 1880 census: Roberta W. Newton (18) and George E. Newton (16).) Simeon C. Peyton, at age 30, was not married on the 24 Jul 1860 Stafford Courthouse census, when Lucinda Jane Peyton Bloxton's 20-yr-old son was visiting him from Shelby County, AL (Orion Bloxton). Simeon WAS married on the 1870 Census for Falmouth, SC, VA. Sarah Maddox (Mrs. Thomas Peyton) was the sister of Catherine (Maddox) Proctor; Lucretia (Maddox) Jett Shackelford; and Benedicta (Maddox) -- Mrs. Samuel Bloxton; then Mrs. Edward Fleury/Flurry/Flowery -- Lucinda Jane Peyton Bloxton's mother-in-law. Thanks for any help! God Bless You! God Bless America and Israel! America and Israel, Bless God! Praying for the Peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6; Genesis 12:3)! Love in Jesus, Donna Bloxton Petersen

Is there a tax roll or something that somebody could find, and check out all the families that were in the area of the Silver Project? And then ...uhhmmm lemmee think....... search all the gedcoms in Rootsweb, write all the Lists with those surnames? I don't know how the consultants did their research, but they didn't find the Reveleys. I'm thankful to have the opportunity to find my family. I just want to make sure everybody else finds theirs if they are out there. Sarah ----- Original Message ----- From: Sarah Reveley To: VASTAFFO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 8:41 PM Subject: [VASTAFFO-L] Possibility of other graves in Celebrate Virginia Every single one of you with ancestors in Stafford County needs to carefully review your files for the possibility of ancestors buried there. NOW. They are already working on the golf course. LOOK RIGHT NOW. Just found "Richard Banks who died at age 23. Richard is buried at Green Banks, Stafford Co., VA." Make sure you know where your Stafford ancestors lived, and died. There is a map of the development at http://for.communitypoint.org/pages/PRESS/fls92399.htm In general, it is across the river from Fredericksburg. HUGE area, no telling how many graves are out there. CHECK YOUR FILES NOW. Sarah ==== VASTAFFO Mailing List ==== Search this list's archived messages. http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl ============================== 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

Every single one of you with ancestors in Stafford County needs to carefully review your files for the possibility of ancestors buried there. NOW. They are already working on the golf course. LOOK RIGHT NOW. Just found "Richard Banks who died at age 23. Richard is buried at Green Banks, Stafford Co., VA." Make sure you know where your Stafford ancestors lived, and died. There is a map of the development at http://for.communitypoint.org/pages/PRESS/fls92399.htm In general, it is across the river from Fredericksburg. HUGE area, no telling how many graves are out there. CHECK YOUR FILES NOW. Sarah

YEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH! This morning someone gave me the developer's email address. Today I spoke with him, after he had a chance to read my email and digest the documentation. He was very cooperative, said they would do their best to find it, and would have their consultant review my deeds. (A Williamsburg based archaeological firm performed deed research, conducted visual inspections of the entire project and performed a Phase I archaeological survey on over 1/2 of the 1400 acre project...........they did identify two 18th-19th century farmsteads in the vicinity of Banks Ford and "Gravelly Run", however, the Phase I archaeological survey did not turn up any evidence of burial sites.) They would protect it, not relocate it. I told him we would be happy to help them look, I could catch a plane tomorrow. I also told him that the Sons of the American Revolution, the Daughters of the American Revolution, and about 50 people from the Lists were ready to search, in addition to the Reveleys in Virginia and the State of Virginia Historic Resources Department. "Lists?" So I explained. ;-) I also received a letter from a fabulous lady on the Stafford List who has been photographing and documenting the area just because of her sense of history, and she walked the site today, found the boundaries described in the deed. No cemetery, but remember, it is on 144 acres. Over 200 letters of support from y'all are in my hip pocket. I thank you, and all of the Reveleys at Woodend thank you. Cheerios, Sarah

Cathy, Do you have any census information before 1850? I'm looking for the surname BLOXTON (sometimes spelled "Bloxham, Bloxom, Blaxton, Blockston, etc.") Thanks! God Bless You! God Bless America and Israel! America and Israel, Bless God! Praying for the Peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6; Genesis 12:3)! Love in Jesus, Donna Bloxton ----- Original Message ----- From: <WOOFNJOE@aol.com> To: <VASTAFFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 9:10 PM Subject: Re: [VASTAFFO-L] (no subject) > Any information in years to look and a name. I can check the census. > Cathy > > > ==== VASTAFFO Mailing List ==== > List problems? First, read the Welcome Message that you received > when you subscribed to this list. Feel free to contact me > with questions concerning this list. > Valerie Holmes Thomas, List Administrator, vthomas@otn.net > > ============================== > 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 > >

Any information in years to look and a name. I can check the census. Cathy

I'm glad the info was of help to you! Let me see if I can answer some of your questions: According to Therese Fisher's abbreviations, * OM - Orange County Marriage (usually a minister's return) * STMR - Stafford Marriage Record Book at the Stafford County Courthouse * PCF - Presbyterian Church in Fredericksburg Thrush is more commonly referred to as a yeast infection or an overgrowth of yeast. The term is usually assoicated with an oral yeast infection. Sometimes it can get out of control, especially if the person has a lowered immune system. Also, if you have corrections, I would love to have them, as I can post them next to the information on the Stafford County, VA GenWeb, and I will credit you with the info. Again, glad I could assist. Hollye -----Original Message----- From: ProfitInc@aol.com [mailto:ProfitInc@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 1:09 PM To: VASTAFFO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VASTAFFO-L] Raines family I just finished reviewing the info you sent. THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!! A real treasure trove!! I appears Selden Benjamin Raines and Margaret E. had five children: * Mary E b.1852 (married Thomas Murray in 1872) * Twins, Lucy A and Ann S (who died in 1854) both born 22 Feb 1853 Lucy married Benjamin Black of Culpepper Co.in 1878 * Robert T. b. 10 Mar 1855 (married Julia Willenbeucher, 1886 * Adelaide V. b. 1865 married Charles Frazier in 1887 Other records seem to indicate big family of Raines' including Rowzee, John (or James) M,, Benjamin, William Benjamin, J. M. (Wife Louisa F.), etc. Are any related? This is a real help, and any infor from the list on any of these would be appreciated. Questions for Hollye: * There are minor errors in the records listed. This may be in the source documents. Are corrections desired (I know this list is compiled by Therese Fisher?) * What does abbreviation PSF mean? * What does abbreviation STMR mean? * Thrush is listed a cause of death. What is thrush?? Again, Hollye, MANY THANKS!!! Can rest of list help now?? Best Wishes!!! Tim Raines ==== VASTAFFO Mailing List ==== Visit the Stafford County USGenWeb Home Page. http://www.rootsweb.com/~vastaffo ============================== 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

Norman, Here's 10 out of 13 living Jacobs listed in the Stafford, Stafford County, Virginia telephone book. There were 27 "hits" when I typed in "Jacobs" at this Stafford County, VA search engine: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vastaffo/ including 4 marriage records, multiple cemeteries with gravestone listings, census and death records, plus other sources. Good "fishing"! (Jesus said, "Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men.")! God Bless You! God Bless America and Israel! America and Israel, Bless God! Praying for the Peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6; Genesis 12:3)! Love in Jesus, Donna Listings 1-10 of 13 next 3 >> Jacobs, Becky 46 Den Rich Rd Stafford, VA 22554 540-659-1437 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Jacobs, Duane and Patricia 1003 Atlantic Dr Stafford, VA 22554 540-720-0890 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Jacobs G L Locksmiths Stafford, VA 22554 540-720-5271 Or Call 800-861-1800 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Jacobs, Mark and Kristin 48 Dorothy Lane Stafford, VA 22554 540-720-5698 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Jacobs, Michael 30 Bridgeport Circle Stafford, VA 22554 540-288-8321 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Jacobs, Nick Stafford, VA 22554 540-720-7788 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Jacobs, Paul and Tricia 25 Darbywood Court Stafford, VA 22554 540-659-1608 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Jacobs, Peggy and Jimmie 610 Hatchers Run Court Stafford, VA 22554 540-720-8561 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Jacobs, Ralph D 3 Carroll Dr Stafford, VA 22554 540-659-6683 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Jacobs, Ronald A and Donna 19 Greenridge Dr Stafford, VA 22554 540-659-7219 ----- Original Message ----- From: <JCSCPM@aol.com> To: <VASTAFFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 1:43 PM Subject: [VASTAFFO-L] (no subject) > Hi, > > Looking living JACOBS in Stafford Co., Va. > > My ggg grandfather William Jacobs was from > Stafford Co. > > Thanks, Norman Jacobs Email JCSCPM@aol.com > > > ==== VASTAFFO Mailing List ==== > Visit the Stafford County USGenWeb Home Page. > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vastaffo > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hi Winnie! LOTS of info on both of them at search engines below: Their marriage with both their parent's names is listed on this page (along with his parent's marriage information): http://www.rootsweb.com/~vastaffo/marriages/fishermarriagesl.htm Go to the main search page and type in both their names for birth, death, marriage, census, etc. information. CLICK HERE: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vastaffo/ You can also search Fredericksburg, VA newspapers for their (and their family member's names). I'm really rushed today and will be busy until after July 7th, but "buzz" me again and I'll send you that URL. The links above should keep you busy for awhile, though! If Fannie ends up being related to our William A. Shelton, son of Rodney S., son of Edward Shelton, please share what you come up with! (Just post it at VASPOTSY-L@rootsweb.com, VASTAFFO-L@rootsweb.com for everybody researching this line with me!) Thanks! God Bless You! God Bless America and Israel! America and Israel, Bless God! Praying for the Peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6; Genesis 12:3)! Love in Jesus, Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: "Winnie Boothe" <winnieb@erols.com> To: <VASPOTSY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 3:43 PM Subject: Re: [VASPOTSY] Shelton Family > I am wondering if any of those doing SHELTON research out there in the > Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania, Virginia area have a Frances "Fannie" Paige > Shelton born 1870 who married a Thomas Milton Larkin in 1889 in > Fredericksburg, VA. in their lines. Many thanks for any help. > Winnie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Donna Petersen" <ptljesus@jamadots.com> > To: <VASPOTSY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 3:30 PM > Subject: [VASPOTSY] Shelton Family > > > > > > Hi again, Troy! > > > > I just realized that you didn't give me any birthdates (maybe you don't > have any?) My Rodney Shelton was married to a much younger "Nancy" on the > 1860 Census, so if that's the same Rodney, Jane Humphries would have been > his first wife and she was deceased by 1860. Lucinda Shelton (age 3 on 1860 > Census) was definitely the child of Rodney and Nancy, and my William > Shelton, whose mother was definitely Jane, was already age 19 on that 1860 > Census. Also, we either have two sets of twins on that census, or "Nancy", > the second wife, was a widow and brought her children into the marriage. > (Twins do run in some Shelton families in SC, VA, I noticed.) I'm not too > savvy on how census takers would list that, but they listed three children, > ages 19, 14, 7 (which is what I'm used to), THEN ages 14, 7, 4, 3, 2, as if > they were starting over with a different set of children. What do you > think? > > > > I'm sending you my "conjecturing" from census, death and birth records, > and maybe someone from the Stafford County and Spotsylvania County lists can > help us out, too (my William A. Shelton married in Spotsylvania County and > lived there the rest of his life): > > > > I. Edward Shelton m. Nancy > > A. George Gustavus Shelton, m. Lucinda Pates > > 1. Mason Shelton, b. 1841; m. Nancy, b. 1849 > > a. Ephraim T., b. 1867 > > b. Murray T., b. 1870 > > c. Gustavus, b. 1873 > > d. Lucy, b. 1876 > > e. Nancy, b. 1879 > > B. Rodney S. Shelton, b. before JUL 1804, Stafford; d. 14 FEB > 1872, Stafford, of heart disease, "age 69", farmer, > POR Stafford; > > m. #1 - (before 1841) Jane Humphries, d. after 1853 & > before 1856 > > 1. William A. "Billy" Shelton, b. 1841, Stafford, > Stafford County, VA; > > m. 12 APR 1886 in Fredericksburg, VA, Rebecca A. > "Becky" Bloxton, b. 1848, Stafford County, VA. > > (At the time of his marriage, Billy was 25, > single, and living in Marion, Smith County, VA. > > He was a shoemaker. Rebecca was 18, single, and > living in Fredericksburg, VA, > > d/o Zechariah Bloxton & Arabella Odor/Oder > Bloxton.) > > 2. Elizabeth Shelton, b. 1846 > > 3. Ann Shelton, b. 1853 > > m. #2 - (before Sep 1856) Nancy, b. 1825 > > 4. Ethelanda, b. 1846, step-daughter? > > 5. Wesley, b. 1853, step-son? > > (Wesley J. Shelton & Mary Shelton, lost three sons > in 1882: William d. 5 May 1882, Stafford, age 5 mos. "brain > fever", Henry d. 10 Sep 1882, Stafford, age 7 yrs, "congestive chill"; James > d. 12 Sep 1882, Stafford, 9 yrs., also "cc". Wesley > & Mary Shelton birthed wma "white male alive" 7 Dec 1880, no name.) > > 6. Mary F. Shelton, b. 1855 > > 7. Lucinda Shelton, b. SEP 1856, Stafford, VA, to > Rodney & Nancy Shelton > > 8. John Seddon Shelton, b. 1858 > > 9. Sample Shelton, b. 1860 (male) > > 10. Eliza Shelton, b. 1867 > > C. Samuel Shelton, b. 1808-12, Stafford; d. 29 APR 1876, > Stafford, heart disease, "age 68", farmer; > > m. Elizabeth, b. 1819; (POR, 1870 p17 Census, Aquia > Twp-P.O. Stafford Court House, VA) > > 1. Catherine Shelton, b. 1843 > > 2. Elizabeth Shelton, b. 1846 > > 3. Susan Shelton, b. 1847 > > 4. Elizabeth Shelton, b. 1848; d. 1 DEC 1865, Stafford, > diptheria, "age 17", d/o Samuel & Elizabeth > > 5. Martha Shelton, b. 1850 > > 6. James Shelton, b. 1854 > > 7. Peter Shelton, b. 1856 > > 8. Eliza Shelton, b. 1858 > > 9. Lucy Shelton, b. 1863 > > > > Is this YOUR "Nannie Shelton"? > > Nannie Shelton, b. 1850, Pittsylvania; d. 4-13-1896, cancer, age 46, > Stafford, d/o John DIXON; > > husband: M.C. Shelton (House of Delegates Alternate for Falmouth District, > Stafford County, VA, 20 AUG 1881 Fredericksburg, VA, newspaper, pg. 3, col. > 2). > > > > God Bless You! God Bless America and Israel! America and Israel, Bless > God! Praying for the Peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6; Genesis 12:3)! > > > > Love in Jesus, > > > > Donna > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Troy W. Bowie > > To: Donna Petersen > > Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 10:46 AM > > Subject: Re: [VASPOTSY] Roll Call - Shelton Family from the late 1600s > thru 1700s > > > > > > Donna, > > > > Thanks for all your help. I will check out this site real soon. Glad > I could help you some. Troy > > > > Donna Petersen <PTLJesus@jamadots.com> wrote: > > > > Troy, > > > > Rodney and Jane are the parents of my William Shelton who married > Rebecca > > "Becky" Bloxton. I didn't know Jane's maiden name was Humphries. > THANKS! > > Rodney's parents are Edward & Nancy Shelton. Rodney died age 69 in > Stafford > > County on Valentine's Day 1872. > > > > I have to leave for a House Church meeting, but if you don't want to > wait > > until I get it typed up, I just finished writing down TONS of stuff on > our family from this GREAT > > site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vastaffo/ > > > > Sorry, got to fly! > > > > God Bless You! > > > > Love in Jesus, > > > > Donna > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Troy W. Bowie" > > > > > Donna, > > > > > > I have Mason Shelton, his father George Gustavus Shelton, and his > > wife, > > > Lucinda Pates. Also, I have Rodney Shelton, who was a brother to > Gustavus, > > > and his wife Jane Humphries. And finally, I have Nannie Shelton, who > is > > the > > > mother of the gentleman who married my grandmother's sister. Hope > you can > > > help a little here, and thanks! Troy > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Donna" > > > > > > Troy and Robert, > > > > > > > > I have one Shelton from there who married into our family. I just > got > > the marriage record, so I have his parent's names, too. Who are your > > Sheltons? > > > > I have Shelton, Ware, Williams and Gallahan -- all by marriage (and at > least > > three maiden names I still don't know) -- in my family. Who are you > looking > > for? > > > > God Bless You! Father's Day Blessings to the fathers in your life! (My > > Daddy is in Heaven, so I'll see him again there or "in the air" some > glad day!) > > > > Father's Day Blessings to my Abba ("Daddy" "Papa") Father God! > > > > Love in Jesus, > > > > Donna > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > > From: "Troy W. Bowie" > > > > Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 8:46 AM > > Subject: Re: [VASPOTSY] Roll Call - Shelton Family from the late 1600s > thru 1700s > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Robert, > > > > > Do you know if any of these Shelton's were related to the ones > > > from > > > > Stafford County, Virginia? I am related to them, and have a few > names, > > but > > > > that's about it. > > > > > Troy > > > > > rcj@mindspring.com wrote: I'm looking for court house documents > on > > the > > > > Shelton Family that lived in > > > > > Spotsylvania County during the late 1600s and during the 1700s. > I've > > > > located > > > > > some abstracted land records showing the lands they bought and > sold, > > but > > > > I'm > > > > > in need of probate records showing relationships of the Sheltons > who > > may > > > > > have died there, or any other document recorded in the > courthouse > > which > > > > > would show relationships or residency before buying (and > selling) land > > > > > there. I'm trying to see if they were related in any way to the > > Shelton > > > > > Family of Hanover and Louisa Co., VA. > > > > > > > > > > Thanks, > > > > > > > > > > Robert C. 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Hi, Looking living JACOBS in Stafford Co., Va. My ggg grandfather William Jacobs was from Stafford Co. Thanks, Norman Jacobs Email JCSCPM@aol.com

One more help from list?? There are a Merry Raines listed as married in 1799, and a Richard Raines (a repeated name in my family) married 1873. Either may have been Selden Benjamin's father (possible others (Rowzee, James M, etc.)? Can anyone help?? Best Wishes!!! Tim Raines

I just finished reviewing the info you sent. THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!! A real treasure trove!! I appears Selden Benjamin Raines and Margaret E. had five children: * Mary E b.1852 (married Thomas Murray in 1872) * Twins, Lucy A and Ann S (who died in 1854) both born 22 Feb 1853 Lucy married Benjamin Black of Culpepper Co.in 1878 * Robert T. b. 10 Mar 1855 (married Julia Willenbeucher, 1886 * Adelaide V. b. 1865 married Charles Frazier in 1887 Other records seem to indicate big family of Raines' including Rowzee, John (or James) M,, Benjamin, William Benjamin, J. M. (Wife Louisa F.), etc. Are any related? This is a real help, and any infor from the list on any of these would be appreciated. Questions for Hollye: * There are minor errors in the records listed. This may be in the source documents. Are corrections desired (I know this list is compiled by Therese Fisher?) * What does abbreviation PSF mean? * What does abbreviation STMR mean? * Thrush is listed a cause of death. What is thrush?? Again, Hollye, MANY THANKS!!! Can rest of list help now?? Best Wishes!!! Tim Raines

Go for it, Sarah. Your children and their children etc. will love you for it. Bill in Orlando

I have hit a dead end. I can go back to Selden Benjamin Raines, B. 1810 in Stafford, but have no infor further back. Possible was part of larger family with brothers Rowzee & Adam?? Had a son Robert T in 1855 who moved to Fredricksburg and was a miller. Selden apparently a farmer. Can anyone help with linkages?? Best Wishes!!! Tim Raines

From what I've been told, the laws of Virginia would be on your side. Have you contacted the DAR so they can have a plaque placed on your ancestor's gravesite ? Your Revolutionary War Patriot might save the day again. What development company is involved ? Is it foreign owned ? Have you subscribed to a pre-paid legal service ? Just a few thoughts....~malinda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sarah Reveley" <sreveley@grandecom.net> To: <VASTAFFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 2:55 PM Subject: [VASTAFFO-L] Need your help saving the Reveley Cemetery > Woodend, the family homestead in Stafford County,Virginia, has been located. Woodend became the Greenbanks farm, and now, unfortunately, is owned by a development company and is about to become a part of a golf course/ super mall . > I have no reason to believe that the Reveley burying ground is not still there. Thomas and Elizabeth, William, and our Revolutionary War soldier Francis are buried there, as well as others. > > There is a deed referring to the "will of Wm. Revely" and it mentions the land in both Stafford and Spotsylvania, and that "Elizabeth Reveley having become of full legal age and married with Montague Duerson of Spotsylvania" and it also says " excepting the burying ground near the house comprising less than one quarter of an acre and which is reserved to the family of aforesaid William Reveley and Elizabeth Hudson and their heirs forever. " > > I can only assume someone at the development company didn't do their homework. I feel a very strong responsibility to protect that little cemetery, but I'm not unrealistic.....I'll settle for relocating it. This is not an uncommon request. > > I am in the process of battling the developer. I decided to tell all my email friends and potential relatives, and enlist your support. > > TIA, > Sarah Reveley > San Antonio, Texas > > > > > > ==== VASTAFFO Mailing List ==== > List problems? First, read the Welcome Message that you received > when you subscribed to this list. Feel free to contact me > with questions concerning this list. > Valerie Holmes Thomas, List Administrator, vthomas@otn.net > > ============================== > 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 >

Hey Teresa~ THANKS! Where and how did you find all those details so quick? Did you get the e-mail I sent you directly about what I found? Thanks, again! God Bless You! Love in Jesus, Donna ------------original mail------------------ Hi Donna, Timothy Crowley married Ann Bloxton 2/16/1826 Fredericksburg, VA. It's a script one - no parents names or dob. Robert Bloxton married Mary Louisa Brown 12/12/1836 Fredericksburg, VA. It's a script one - no parents names or dob. Zachariah Bloxton married Arabella Odor 06/28/1837 Fredericksburg, VA It's a script one - no parents names or dob. William Sevy married Emma Bloxton 06/14/1871 Fredericksburg, VA William 22 yo born in Fredericksburg, VA & lives in Washington, DC (bricklayer) He was a widower. & Emma 21 yo born in Spotsylvania, VA lives in Fredericksburg, VA. She was single William Shelton married Rebecca A. Bloxton 04/12/1866 Fredericksburg, VA William 25 yo born Stafford Co, VA & lives in Marion Smith Co, VA (he was single) Shoe maker. & Rebecca 18 yo born in Stafford Co, VA & lives in Fredericksburg (she was single). Hope to locate more things when I go home next month, will keep you posted. Have a nice weekend. Teresa On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 05:29:06 -0400 "Donna Petersen" <ptljesus@jamadots.com> writes: Hi again, Troy! > > I just realized that you didn't give me any birthdates (maybe you > don't have any?) My Rodney Shelton was married to a much younger > "Nancy" on the 1860 Census, so if that's the same Rodney, Jane > Humphries would have been his first wife and she was deceased by > 1860. Lucinda Shelton (age 3 on 1860 Census) was definitely the > child of Rodney and Nancy, and my William Shelton, whose mother was > definitely Jane, was already age 19 on that 1860 Census. Also, we > either have two sets of twins on that census, or "Nancy", the second > wife, was a widow and brought her children into the marriage. > (Twins do run in some Shelton families in SC, VA, I noticed.) I'm > not too savvy on how census takers would list that, but they listed > three children, ages 19, 14, 7 (which is what I'm used to), THEN > ages 14, 7, 4, 3, 2, as if they were starting over with a different > set of children. What do you think? > > I'm sending you my "conjecturing" from census, death and birth > records, and maybe someone from the Stafford County and Spotsylvania > County lists can help us out, too (my William A. Shelton married in > Spotsylvania County and lived there the rest of his life): > > I. Edward Shelton m. Nancy > A. George Gustavus Shelton, m. Lucinda Pates > 1. Mason Shelton, b. 1841; m. Nancy, b. 1849 > a. Ephraim T., b. 1867 > b. Murray T., b. 1870 > c. Gustavus, b. 1873 > d. Lucy, b. 1876 > e. Nancy, b. 1879 > B. Rodney S. Shelton, b. before JUL 1804, Stafford; d. 14 > FEB 1872, Stafford, of heart disease, "age 69", > farmer, POR Stafford; > m. #1 - (before 1841) Jane Humphries, d. after 1853 & > before 1856 > 1. William A. "Billy" Shelton, b. 1841, Stafford, > VA; > m. 12 APR 1886, Fredericksburg, VA, Rebecca > "Becky" Bloxton, b. 1848, VA > 2. Elizabeth Shelton, b. 1846 > 3. Ann Shelton, b. 1853 > m. #2 - (before Sep 1856) Nancy, b. 1825 > 4. Ethelanda, b. 1846, step-daughter? > 5. Wesley, b. 1853, step-son? > (Wesley J. Shelton & Mary Shelton, lost > three sons in 1882: William d. 5 May 1882, Stafford, age 5 mos. > "brain fever", Henry d. 10 Sep 1882, > Stafford, age 7 yrs, "congestive chill"; James d. 12 Sep 1882, > Stafford, 9 yrs., also "cc". Wesley & Mary > Shelton birthed wma "white male alive" 7 Dec 1880, no name.) > > 6. Mary F. Shelton, b. 1855 > 7. Lucinda Shelton, b. SEP 1856, Stafford, VA, to > Rodney & Nancy Shelton > 8. John Seddon Shelton, b. 1858 > 9. Sample Shelton, b. 1860 (male) > 10. Eliza Shelton, b. 1867 > C. Samuel Shelton, b. 1808-12, Stafford; d. 29 APR 1876, > Stafford, heart disease, "age 68", farmer; > m. Elizabeth, b. 1819; (POR, 1870 p17 Census, Aquia > Twp-P.O. Stafford Court House, VA) > 1. Catherine Shelton, b. 1843 > 2. Elizabeth Shelton, b. 1846 > 3. Susan Shelton, b. 1847 > > 4. Elizabeth Shelton, b. 1848; d. 1 DEC 1865, > Stafford, diptheria, "age 17", d/o Samuel & Elizabeth > 5. Martha Shelton, b. 1850 > 6. James Shelton, b. 1854 > 7. Peter Shelton, b. 1856 > 8. Eliza Shelton, b. 1858 > 9. Lucy Shelton, b. 1863 > > Is this YOUR "Nannie Shelton"? > Nannie Shelton, b. 1850, Pittsylvania; d. 4-13-1896, cancer, age 46, > Stafford, d/o John DIXON; > husband: M.C. Shelton (House of Delegates Alternate for Falmouth > District, Stafford County, VA, 20 AUG 1881 Fredericksburg, VA, > newspaper, pg. 3, col. 2). > > God Bless You! God Bless America and Israel! America and Israel, > Bless God! Praying for the Peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6; Genesis > 12:3)! > > Love in Jesus, > > Donna > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Troy W. Bowie Donna, > > Thanks for all your help. I will check out this site real > soon. Glad I could help you some. Troy > > Donna Petersen <PTLJesus@jamadots.com> wrote: > > Troy, > > Rodney and Jane are the parents of my William Shelton who > married Rebecca > "Becky" Bloxton. > I didn't know Jane's maiden name was Humphries. THANKS! > Rodney's parents are Edward & Nancy Shelton. Rodney died age 69 > in Stafford > County on Valentine's Day 1872. > > I have to leave for a House Church meeting, but if you don't > want to wait > until I get it typed up, > I just finished writing down TONS of stuff on our family from > this GREAT > site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vastaffo/ > > Sorry, got to fly! > > God Bless You! > Love in Jesus, Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: "Troy W. Bowie" To: "Donna Petersen" Donna, I have Mason Shelton, his father George Gustavus Shelton, and his wife, Lucinda Pates. Also, I have Rodney Shelton, who was a brother to Gustavus, and his wife Jane Humphries. And finally, I have Nannie Shelton, who is the mother of the gentleman who married my grandmother's sister. Hope you can help a little here, and thanks! Troy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Petersen" Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 13:08 Subject: Re: [VASPOTSY] Roll Call - Shelton Family from the late 1600s thru 1700s Troy and Robert, I have one Shelton from there who married into our family. I just got the marriage record, so I have his parent's names, too. Who are your Sheltons? I have Shelton, Ware, Williams and Gallahan -- all by marriage (and at least three maiden names I still don't know) -- in my family. Who are you looking for? God Bless You! Father's Day Blessings to the fathers in your life! (My Daddy is in Heaven, so I'll see him again there or "in the air" some glad day!) Father's Day Blessings to my Abba ("Daddy" "Papa") Father God! Love in Jesus, Donna

Woodend, the family homestead in Stafford County,Virginia, has been located. Woodend became the Greenbanks farm, and now, unfortunately, is owned by a development company and is about to become a part of a golf course/ super mall . I have no reason to believe that the Reveley burying ground is not still there. Thomas and Elizabeth, William, and our Revolutionary War soldier Francis are buried there, as well as others. There is a deed referring to the "will of Wm. Revely" and it mentions the land in both Stafford and Spotsylvania, and that "Elizabeth Reveley having become of full legal age and married with Montague Duerson of Spotsylvania" and it also says " excepting the burying ground near the house comprising less than one quarter of an acre and which is reserved to the family of aforesaid William Reveley and Elizabeth Hudson and their heirs forever. " I can only assume someone at the development company didn't do their homework. I feel a very strong responsibility to protect that little cemetery, but I'm not unrealistic.....I'll settle for relocating it. This is not an uncommon request. I am in the process of battling the developer. I decided to tell all my email friends and potential relatives, and enlist your support. TIA, Sarah Reveley San Antonio, Texas

Hi Donna, Timothy Crowley married Ann Bloxton 2/16/1826 Fredericksburg, VA. It's a script one - no parents names or dob. Robert Bloxton married Mary Louisa Brown 12/12/1836 Fredericksburg, VA. It's a script one - no parents names or dob. Zachariah Bloxton married Arabella Odor 06/28/1837 Fredericksburg, VA It's a script one - no parents names or dob. William Sevy married Emma Bloxton 06/14/1871 Fredericksburg, VA William 22 yo born in Fredericksburg, VA & lives in Washington, DC (bricklayer) He was a widower. & Emma 21 yo born in Spotsylvania, VA lives in Fredericksburg, VA. She was single William Shelton married Rebecca A. Bloxton 04/12/1866 Fredericksburg, VA William 25 yo born Stafford Co, VA & lives in Marion Smith Co, VA (he was single) Shoe maker. & Rebecca 18 yo born in Stafford Co, VA & lives in Fredericksburg (she was single). Hope to locate more things when I go home next month, will keep you posted. Have a nice weekend. Teresa On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 05:29:06 -0400 "Donna Petersen" <ptljesus@jamadots.com> writes: > > > Hi again, Troy! > > I just realized that you didn't give me any birthdates (maybe you > don't have any?) My Rodney Shelton was married to a much younger > "Nancy" on the 1860 Census, so if that's the same Rodney, Jane > Humphries would have been his first wife and she was deceased by > 1860. Lucinda Shelton (age 3 on 1860 Census) was definitely the > child of Rodney and Nancy, and my William Shelton, whose mother was > definitely Jane, was already age 19 on that 1860 Census. Also, we > either have two sets of twins on that census, or "Nancy", the second > wife, was a widow and brought her children into the marriage. > (Twins do run in some Shelton families in SC, VA, I noticed.) I'm > not too savvy on how census takers would list that, but they listed > three children, ages 19, 14, 7 (which is what I'm used to), THEN > ages 14, 7, 4, 3, 2, as if they were starting over with a different > set of children. What do you think? > > I'm sending you my "conjecturing" from census, death and birth > records, and maybe someone from the Stafford County and Spotsylvania > County lists can help us out, too (my William A. Shelton married in > Spotsylvania County and lived there the rest of his life): > > I. Edward Shelton m. Nancy > A. George Gustavus Shelton, m. Lucinda Pates > 1. Mason Shelton, b. 1841; m. Nancy, b. 1849 > a. Ephraim T., b. 1867 > b. Murray T., b. 1870 > c. Gustavus, b. 1873 > d. Lucy, b. 1876 > e. Nancy, b. 1879 > B. Rodney S. Shelton, b. before JUL 1804, Stafford; d. 14 > FEB 1872, Stafford, of heart disease, "age 69", > farmer, POR Stafford; > m. #1 - (before 1841) Jane Humphries, d. after 1853 & > before 1856 > 1. William A. "Billy" Shelton, b. 1841, Stafford, > VA; > m. 12 APR 1886, Fredericksburg, VA, Rebecca > "Becky" Bloxton, b. 1848, VA > 2. Elizabeth Shelton, b. 1846 > 3. Ann Shelton, b. 1853 > m. #2 - (before Sep 1856) Nancy, b. 1825 > 4. Ethelanda, b. 1846, step-daughter? > 5. Wesley, b. 1853, step-son? > (Wesley J. Shelton & Mary Shelton, lost > three sons in 1882: William d. 5 May 1882, Stafford, age 5 mos. > "brain fever", Henry d. 10 Sep 1882, > Stafford, age 7 yrs, "congestive chill"; James d. 12 Sep 1882, > Stafford, 9 yrs., also "cc". Wesley & Mary > Shelton birthed wma "white male alive" 7 Dec 1880, no name.) > > 6. Mary F. Shelton, b. 1855 > 7. Lucinda Shelton, b. SEP 1856, Stafford, VA, to > Rodney & Nancy Shelton > 8. John Seddon Shelton, b. 1858 > 9. Sample Shelton, b. 1860 (male) > 10. Eliza Shelton, b. 1867 > C. Samuel Shelton, b. 1808-12, Stafford; d. 29 APR 1876, > Stafford, heart disease, "age 68", farmer; > m. Elizabeth, b. 1819; (POR, 1870 p17 Census, Aquia > Twp-P.O. Stafford Court House, VA) > 1. Catherine Shelton, b. 1843 > 2. Elizabeth Shelton, b. 1846 > 3. Susan Shelton, b. 1847 > > 4. Elizabeth Shelton, b. 1848; d. 1 DEC 1865, > Stafford, diptheria, "age 17", d/o Samuel & Elizabeth > 5. Martha Shelton, b. 1850 > 6. James Shelton, b. 1854 > 7. Peter Shelton, b. 1856 > 8. Eliza Shelton, b. 1858 > 9. Lucy Shelton, b. 1863 > > Is this YOUR "Nannie Shelton"? > Nannie Shelton, b. 1850, Pittsylvania; d. 4-13-1896, cancer, age 46, > Stafford, d/o John DIXON; > husband: M.C. Shelton (House of Delegates Alternate for Falmouth > District, Stafford County, VA, 20 AUG 1881 Fredericksburg, VA, > newspaper, pg. 3, col. 2). > > God Bless You! God Bless America and Israel! America and Israel, > Bless God! Praying for the Peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6; Genesis > 12:3)! > > Love in Jesus, > > Donna > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Troy W. Bowie > To: Donna Petersen > Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 10:46 AM > Subject: Re: [VASPOTSY] Roll Call - Shelton Family from the late > 1600s thru 1700s > > > Donna, > > Thanks for all your help. I will check out this site real > soon. Glad I could help you some. Troy > > Donna Petersen <PTLJesus@jamadots.com> wrote: > > Troy, > > Rodney and Jane are the parents of my William Shelton who > married Rebecca > "Becky" Bloxton. > I didn't know Jane's maiden name was Humphries. THANKS! > Rodney's parents are Edward & Nancy Shelton. Rodney died age 69 > in Stafford > County on Valentine's Day 1872. > > I have to leave for a House Church meeting, but if you don't > want to wait > until I get it typed up, > I just finished writing down TONS of stuff on our family from > this GREAT > site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vastaffo/ > > Sorry, got to fly! > > God Bless You! > > Love in Jesus, > > Donna > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Troy W. Bowie" > To: "Donna Petersen" > Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 2:37 PM > Subject: Re: [VASPOTSY] Roll Call - Shelton Family from the late > 1600s thru > 1700s > > > > Donna, > > > > I have Mason Shelton, his father George Gustavus Shelton, and > his > wife, > > Lucinda Pates. Also, I have Rodney Shelton, who was a brother > to Gustavus, > > and his wife Jane Humphries. And finally, I have Nannie > Shelton, who is > the > > mother of the gentleman who married my grandmother's sister. > Hope you can > > help a little here, and thanks! Troy > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Donna Petersen" > > To: > > Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 13:08 > > Subject: Re: [VASPOTSY] Roll Call - Shelton Family from the > late 1600s > thru > > 1700s > > > > > > > Troy and Robert, > > > > > > I have one Shelton from there who married into our family. I > just got > the > > > marriage record, so I have his parent's names, too. Who are > your > > Sheltons? > > > > > > I have Shelton, Ware, Williams and Gallahan -- all by > marriage (and at > > least > > > three maiden names I still don't know) -- in my family. Who > are you > > looking > > > for? > > > > > > God Bless You! Father's Day Blessings to the fathers in your > life! (My > > > Daddy is in Heaven, so I'll see him again there or "in the > air" some > glad > > > day!) > > > > > > Father's Day Blessings to my Abba ("Daddy" "Papa") Father > God! > > > > > > Love in Jesus, > > > > > > Donna > > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Troy W. Bowie" > > > To: > > > Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 8:46 AM > > > Subject: Re: [VASPOTSY] Roll Call - Shelton Family from the > late 1600s > > thru > > > 1700s > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Robert, > > > > Do you know if any of these Shelton's were related to the > ones > > from > > > Stafford County, Virginia? I am related to them, and have a > few names, > but > > > that's about it. > > > > Troy > > > > rcj@mindspring.com wrote: I'm looking for court house > documents on > the > > > Shelton Family that lived in > > > > Spotsylvania County during the late 1600s and during the > 1700s. I've > > > located > > > > some abstracted land records showing the lands they bought > and sold, > but > > > I'm > > > > in need of probate records showing relationships of the > Sheltons who > may > > > > have died there, or any other document recorded in the > courthouse > which > > > > would show relationships or residency before buying (and > selling) land > > > > there. I'm trying to see if they were related in any way > to the > Shelton > > > > Family of Hanover and Louisa Co., VA. > > > > > > > > Thanks, > > > > > > > > Robert C. Johnston, Jr. > > > > 139 Eagle Creek Drive > > > > Wetumpka, AL 36092 USA > > > > rcj@mindspring.com > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== VASPOTSY Mailing List ==== > > > > US-IMMIGRANTS-PRE-1800 mailing list > > > > > > > > > > > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Immigration/US-IMMIGRANTS-PRE-1800. htm > > > l > > > > > > > > ============================== > > > > 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 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > With best regards,Troy W. 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