Mike, THIS George was b. 26 June 1773, Loudoun Co, VA to the "infamous" James Whaley and his second wife, Ann Carter. He md. ca 1805 in Fairfax Co, VA an Ann Turley b. ca 1778, Loudoun Co, dau. of Charles Turley and Ann Cockrell. They had, according to an LDS submission, these children: James H. b. ca 1806 Benedict b. ca 1807 Charles A. b. ca 1813 Alexander b. ca 1814 George W. b. can 1815 Gilson Rainey b. ca 1817 Elizabeth Linton b. ca 1821 When George's father, (James b. 1728) wrote his will in 1784, George was under age, but a bequest was given: 120 acres to son George plus 200 acres on the "Kentucky and western waters" AND, then he wrote: Codicil in case my son George should die before he reaches lawful age, at decease of my wife estate to be divided between my Children John, Wm., Elizabeth Sears, Barbara Talbot and Jane Ellis. 11th July 1784. This is about all I have on this branch of the family as it isn't mine. I thought it was for years, thus the compilation I made before I found I was barking up the wrong tree! : ) Keep searchin', Carolyn Carolyn Whaley Vosburg Houston, TX On Nov 30, 2006, at 9:23 PM, sosdrummer@comcast.net wrote: > Carolyn, >   > Who is George Whaley born in Loudoun Co., VA ca 1770,  last son of > James Jr.2 Whaley (James1) was born in New Kent Co., VA 19 Jul 1728?  >   >  Here is the full link. > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~unab22/other.htm >   >   > Does anyone know where this George went? He would be about the same > age as my GGGgrandfather. > The reason I ask is because my DNA is a perfect match (so far) for the > Weatherfords from Loudoun VA. All the way to 25 Markers. One of them > is testing out to 37 as I write this. The Weatherfords also showed up > in St James Parish Goose Creek in the late 1700's. (Elias > Weatherford)  The same time my ancestors showed up. The DNA results > will be back on the 8th of Dec. I know people used to change their > names if the were ashamed of their past or running from the law. I > can't wait for the results to come in.  DNA is exciting and scary at > the same time. This is another reason I want more Whaley's to test. I > want to connect with one of them genetically so I can put this to > rest. >   >   >  James died 1784 in Cameron Parish, Loudoun Co., VA, at 55 years of > age. He married twice. He married Lydia Ann Remy ca 1748. Lydia is the > daughter of Jacob Remy and Sarah (Unknown) Remy. He married Ann > (Unknown) Carter in Loudoun Co., VA, ca 1769. She was the widow of > James Carter. This is the "scoundrel" James Whaley that lived and died > about the same time as our James Whaley. He is what we call "The Other > James Whaley".