Dunkan-Duncan-Dunkin Family

Peter Duncan ~ 1633 born in Scotland, 1650 in Westmoreland Co., VA, and died there1696 ~ md. Bessie Caldwell

Their daughter Elizabeth Duncan md. George Harrison, Westmoreland Co.

 

 

 Virginia Grant to Peter Dunken for 140 acres, 2 Jul 1669, on Floods Creek, Westmoreland Co., VA

Generation One

1. Peter1 Duncan, age 24, immigrated to Virginia 1650 from Edinburgh, Scotland (David Dobson's Original Scots Colonists in America Supplement 1607-1707, 1998). He married Bessie Caldwell on 2 Jun 1646. He died in Sep 1676 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He bought land, "Richard Kenner of Nomony in Westmoreland Co. unto PETER DUNKIN of same. Parcel of land in Nomony River . . . on East side of the river . . . at a creek which issueth SE of the same river . . . to the head thereof . . . a creek which divideth this land from the land of Mr. Halls . . . Richard & Elizabeth Kenner. Wit: Mathew Rodham, John Smith. 15 Nov 1665, acknowledged in court by Richard Kenner" on 6 Oct 1665 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He was mentioned in deed, Richard Kenner of Northumberland Co., planter, to Richard Searles of Nomony, Westmoreland Co., for a valuable consideration, land commonly known by the name of John Tasker's and upon eastern edge of Nomony . . . to PETER DUNKIN's creeke on 27 Feb 1667/68 at Westmoreland Co., VA (Ibid., Book 1, p. 322.).

He was mentioned in deed, Nicholas and Frances Speer of Nomini in Westmoreland Co. 500 or 600 acres . . . corner tree of Thos. Youll and PETER DUNKIN in a huckleberry swamp . . on 3 Jul 1670 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He gave "Deposition of PETER DUNKEN aged 37 yeares or thereabout told him that Abraham Hewes, Master of ship Industrie of Bristoll, told him that the bill of lading was taken at both John Wilson and Mathew Steele's name and that he thought in his conscience that Mathew Steele was more out of purse for the servants than Wilson and that Wilson was a very quarrelsome fellow and Steel was a very civill man and that Wilson thought to ruin him and Steele both . . . 28 Sep 1670 PETER (X) DUNKING
sworn in court in Sep 1670 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He bought land from Randolph Kirk on 13 Jan 1670/71 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He was named executor of Will of John Wilson: "This plantation I know live upon being upon the head of Nominee branches unto HENRY DUNKIN and Ann Hull being 750 acres, HENRY DUNKIN having the plantation and his part joyning to itt. To Penelope Heyden and Mary Hayden 2 cows a piece, Henry Owen 2 cowes. PETER DUNKIN my whole execution over all my estate. George Patton all my wearing clothes. Edward Adcock one young gray horse about 2 years old with a star on his forehead and a black list downe his back. John Middleton one bay mare. Frances Heydon's wife my feather bed that I lie now sick upon. John X Wilson. Wit: Thomas (X) Moore, James Hawley, 31 May 1671, proved by Tho. Moore, James Hawlye on 6 Apr 1671 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He served on jury on 5 Mar 1672/73 at Westmoreland Co., VA. Deposition of John Wyat aged 35 years or thereabouts that PEETER DUNKIN was at Maj. Perce's about the month of May and did ask him whether Richard Sutton's girl was brought to bedd and who nursed the child. I told him I did not know for it did not concern me. PEETER DUNKIN said if all be true that I hear that there was goods stole out of Maj. Allerton's house and disclosed it that Richd: Sutton carried it home. 27 Sep 1673 John Wyat made oath, Easter Hasebrigg age 34 that PEETER DUNKIN said he did hear that . . . Maj. Allerton, Sutton, etc on 17 Nov 1673 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He served on jury on 17 Nov 1673 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He left a will circa 1676? at Westmoreland Co., VA ". . . Peter Duncan's will, which is among the lost records of Westmoreland County."

Children of Peter1 Dunkan and Bessie Caldwell were as follows:

+ 2 i. John2 Dunkan, m. Elizabeth _____; b. circa 1653? at Westmoreland Co., VA.
3 ii. Henry Dunkan; b. circa 1653?; birth order of Peter Duncan's children not known to me; m. Dorothy McClanahan circa 1694; d. before 25 Apr 1711 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was left a bequest in will of John Wilson, being 750 acres. His father PETER DUNKIN was named Executor on 6 Apr 1671 at Westmoreland Co., VA. It was commanded Samll. Thompson Gent., Sheriff, that hee should arrest HENRY DUNKAN to answer John Wallis of a plea on the case to his damage 5000 lbs. of tobacco, upon which the Sheriff returned cepi corpus, but the defendant makeing default and no bail being return'd, judgment is granted John Wallis for 5000 lbs. of tobacco . . . judgment is passed against the Sheriff. At the request of the Sheriff it is ordered that he have an attachment against the estate of HENRY DUNKAN for 5000 lbs. of tobacco on 26 May 1698 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was attached to answer John Wallis of a plea on the case. The plaintiff marrieing Margt. Edwards declared aginst him for detaining a heifer. The defendant by his attorney pleaded that for variance that the writt was to answer John Wallis only and the declaration John Wallis as marrieing Margt: Edwards, the same ought to abate. The Court found the exception to be true. It is considered that the plaintiff take nothing and that HENRY recover against John 50 lbs. of tobacco.

JOHN DUNKAN being summoned to give his evidence in a suit between John Wallis and HENRY DUNKAN on behalf of the plaintiff and haveing attended eight days, it is ordered John Wallis pay him 320 lbs. of tobacco on 30 Jun 1698 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He and Samuel Damouvel Order is granted SAMLL. DEMONVILLE against HENRY DUNKAN for 40 lbs. tobacco for one day's attendance as an evidence inter John BAYLEY and HENRY DUNKAN on behalf of the defendant on 28 Feb 1699/0 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He being summoned to give his evidence in a suite between Isaac Allerton Esqr. and James Laughon on behalf of the plaintif and haveing attended nine days, it is ordered hee bee paid 360 lbs. of tobacco out of the estate of Isaac Allerton on 27 Nov 1702 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was ordered to appraise the estate of Jacob Lucas on 31 Mar 1703 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was ordered to inventory the estate of Jacob Lucas on 29 Apr 1703 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He being summoned to give evidence in a suit between Wm. Heslerigg and Rebecca Potter on behalf of the defendant, and haveing attended seven days, it is ordered Rebecca Potter doe pay HENRY DUNKAN 280 lbs. of tobacco.

DOROTHY the wife of HENRY DUNKAN being summoned to give her evidence . . . ordered Rebecca Potter doe pay HENRY DUNKAN 240 lbs. tobacco on 27 May 1703 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He Danll. McCarty brought his action of debt against HENRY FUNKAN for 799.5 lbs. of tobacco and the Sheriff made return that HENRY was not to bee found in his baylywick. An attachment is granted against the estate of HENRY on 30 Jun 1703 at Westmoreland Co., VA. Judgment is granted Danll. McCarty against HENRY DUNKIN for 799 lbs. of tobacco due by accounts on 30 Dec 1703 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was a juror in suit of John Sturman, Gent., in a plea of trespass for spitefully and maliciously shooting a gray mare . . . Wee the jurors find for the plaintiff that the defendant is guilty and hath damnified the plaintiff 800 lbs. tobacco on 30 Mar 1704 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He confessed judgment to Alexr. Spence Gent. for 200 lbs. of tobacco on 31 May 1704 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He confessed judgment to Hubert Vinckestyne of King's Lynn in the County of Norfolk, merchant, for 700 lbs. of tobacco on 1 Jun 1705 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He Gerrard Hutt Gent., surveyor of the highwayes for that precinct of Copeley Parish leading from Jacob Ramyes Run . . . appointed surveyor by order 25 Nov 1702 . . . persons hereafter named . . . lawfully summoned by virtue of a warrant from Hutt to HENRY DUNKAN his deputy dated 17 Jul 1705 . . . willfully and contemptuously despised the authority of this Court and in contempt absolutely refused to come to the work when lawfully summoned . . on 25 Jul 1705 at Copley Par., Westmoreland Co., VA. He Judgment is granted HENRY DUNKAN against Doctor Alexander Spence for 500 lbs. of tobacco, ballance of a bill for 1000 lbs. of tobacco proved by the oath of DUNKAN on 27 Mar 1706 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was summoned to answer John Higgins of a plea that he render to the plaintiff 535 lbs. of tobacco. It was comanded Buyrdett Ashton, Gent., late Sheriff that hee should summon HENRY DUNKAN to answer John Higgins of debt for 535 lbs. of tobacco and the Sheriff returned cepi corpus . . . Burdett Ashton, Gent., Sheriff was commanded to summon HENRY DUNKAN to answer John Higgins of a plea of debt . . . an attachment is granted him against the estate of HENRY DUNKAN on 27 Jun 1706 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He Judgment is granted Burdit Ashton, Gent., late Sheriff, against HENRY DUNKAN for 665 lbs. of tobacco debt and costs obtained against him by John Higgins for that hee had not HENRY DUNKAN at a Court held 28 Aug 1706 to answer Higgins, for which Ashton obtained an attachment agt. DUNKAN's estate. Ordered that DUNKAN pay to Burditt Ashton, late Sheriff, out of the estate returned attached by the present Sheriff with all contingent costs on 28 Mar 1706/7 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He and Charles Dunkan acknowledged a sale of land to Robert Smith and FRANCES DUNKAN, the wife of CHARLES DUNKAN, and DOROTHY DUNKAN, the wife of HENRY DUNKAN, relinquished their right of dower on 29 Apr 1708 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He acknowledged a deed of release of lands to John Jenkins and DOROTHY, the wife of HENRY relinquished her right of dower.

HENRY DUNKAN acknowledged a deed of sale of land to CHARLES DUNKAN and DOROTHY the wife of HENRY relinquished her right of dower on 29 Apr 1708 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He left a will on 25 Apr 1711 at Westmoreland Co., VA: The last will and testament of HENRY DUNKAN was presented in Court by his relict and executrix DOROTHY DUNKAN and proved by Thomas Sorrell, one of the wittnessses. Certifycate is granted her for obtaining a prbat. It is ordered shee return a true, full and perfect inventory. It is alsoe ordered that John Jenkins, John Moon, Daniel Occany, SAMLL: RUST and John Awbrey appraise the estate.

+ 4 iii. Peter Dunkan II, b. circa 1655?; m. Elizabeth _____.
5 iv. Ann Dunkan; m. Dennis Cornhill; b. circa 1658?
6 v. Charles Dunkan; m. Frances _____; b. circa 1660? at Westmoreland Co., VA; d. before 27 Mar 1712 at Westmoreland Co., VA; intestate. He and John Dunkan deeded land to each other, CHARLES DUNKAN of Westmoreland Co. to my brother JOHN DUNKAN for divers good causes . . . 150 acres lying in the forest of Nomony and upon the branches thereof and right on the NW side of a tract of land of my brother PETER DUNKAN dec'd and since surveyed by Mr. Robt. Chamberlaine and found to be 134 acres, the said 150 acres being bought by my father PETER DUNKAN and given to me by his last will, the said land being bought of James Stewart. CHARLES DUNKAN 30 Mar 1698, acknowledged by CHARLES DUNKAN on 2 Mar 1697/98 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He and John Dunkan deeded land to each other, JOHN DUNKAN of Westmoreland Co. unto my brother CHARLES DUNKAN, for divers good causes, 100 acres in the branches of Nomony, being part of the moiety or half of 200 acres which I did buy of my brother HENRY DUNKAN, being the moiety of half of 1387 acres formerly belonging to John Willson dec'd and by him given to the said HENRY DUNKAN and Ann Hutt late wife of Mr. Thomas Waddy. The said 200 being laid out by Mr. William Horton 7 Nov 1683 . . . a dividing line between the said HENRY DUNKAN and HENRY DUNKAN . . . 30 Mar 1698, acknowledged in court by JOHN DUNKAN on 3 Mar 1697/98 at Westmoreland Co., VA. It is ordered that James Locklin, putative son of John Quibus, aged 18 yeares or thereabouts, remaine with CHARLES DUNKAN until the next Court and doe him such reasonable service as he shall have occasion to employ him in dureing the said tyme, and CHARLES is ordered to allow and provide for him all reasonable necessaries dureing the tyme and also to have him at the next Court to the end he may be settled and disposed of according to law on 30 Oct 1700 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He gave deposition that he saw Thomas Kirtley acknowledge the discharge of John Hartley from debts and suits on 1 Apr 1706 at Westmoreland Co., VA. Daniel Harper and CHARLES DUNKAN severally deposed they see a release from Thomas Kirtley to Jno. Hartley and heard Kirtley own the same to bee his act and deed and did then prove a certificate of the same from Mr. Guibert with severall other papers relateing thereto on 25 Sep 1706 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He and Henry Dunkan acknowledged a sale of land to Robert Smith and FRANCES DUNKAN, the wife of CHARLES DUNKAN, and DOROTHY DUNKAN, the wife of HENRY DUNKAN, relinquished their right of dower on 29 Apr 1708 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He FRANCES DUNKAN, relict of CHARLES DUNKAN, made oath that CHARLES DUNKAN departed this life without makeing any will soe farr as shee knowes or believes and on her motion (and Capt. GEORGE ESKRIDGE and Mr. Wm: Manley's assumeing to be securities) certifycate is granted her for obtaining letters of administration. It is ordered that John Jenkins . . . appraise the estate on 27 Mar 1712 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
7 vi. Mathew Dunkan; b. circa 1663?
+ 8 vii. Elizabeth Dunkan, b. circa 1665? at Westmoreland Co., VA?; m. George Harrison.
9 viii. Ellenor Dunkan; b. circa 1667?
+ 10 ix. Rebecca Dunkan, b. circa 1670? at Westmoreland Co., VA; m. Thomas Kirtley.

Generation Two

2. John2 Dunkan (Peter1) married Elizabeth _____. He was born circa 1653? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died before 22 Feb 1726/27 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He vs. Hen: Owen and Tho: Moore. Referred to a jury. Verdict, referred to the next Court, the evidences to appeare and the same jury to try the cause on 9 Jan 1677/78 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He vs. Moore and Owen. Referred to a jury. Verdict, We find against Tho: Moore and desire Henry Owens dog and bitch may be killed. Judgment is granted on the verdict. It is the judgment of this Court that Tho: Moore pay to JOHN DUNKIN 1000 lbs. of tobacco as informer on 27 Feb 1677/78 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He and Charles Dunkan deeded land to each other, CHARLES DUNKAN of Westmoreland Co. to my brother JOHN DUNKAN for divers good causes . . . 150 acres lying in the forest of Nomony and upon the branches thereof and right on the NW side of a tract of land of my brother PETER DUNKAN dec'd and since surveyed by Mr. Robt. Chamberlaine and found to be 134 acres, the said 150 acres being bought by my father PETER DUNKAN and given to me by his last will, the said land being bought of James Stewart. CHARLES DUNKAN
30 Mar 1698, acknowledged by CHARLES DUNKAN on 2 Mar 1697/98 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He and Charles Dunkan deeded land to each other, JOHN DUNKAN of Westmoreland Co. unto my brother CHARLES DUNKAN, for divers good causes, 100 acres in the branches of Nomony, being part of the moiety or half of 200 acres which I did buy of my brother HENRY DUNKAN, being the moiety of half of 1387 acres formerly belonging to John Willson dec'd and by him given to the said HENRY DUNKAN and Ann Hutt late wife of Mr. Thomas Waddy. The said 200 being laid out by Mr. William Horton 7 Nov 1683 . . . a dividing line between the said HENRY DUNKAN and HENRY DUNKAN . . . 30 Mar 1698, acknowledged in court by JOHN DUNKAN
on 3 Mar 1697/98 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He being summoned to give his evidence in a suit between John Wallis and HENRY DUNKAN on behalf of the plaintiff and haveing attended eight days, it is ordered John Wallis pay him 320 lbs. of tobacco on 30 Jun 1698 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

"Judgment is granted JOHN DUNKAN against Joseph Gamble for 2200 lbs. of tobacco due to him by award of a difference between them had and decided. Ordered the sheriff doe pay him 116 lbs. of tobacco attacht of Gamble's estate and that Gamble pay him the residue of the debt on 23 Feb 1698/99 at Westmoreland Co., VA."

He acknowledged a certaine assignement of land to Wm. Linton and ELIZABETH his wife relinquished her right of dower and thirds to the same. William Linton acknowledged a deed of assignment of land from him to JOHN DUNKAN on 31 Jan 1699/0 at Westmoreland Co., VA. A deed of sale of lands from JOHN DUNKAN to Michll. Gilbert was acknowledged, and ELIZA. DUNKAN wife of JOHN DUNKAN relinquished her right of dower on 28 Jan 1701 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He brought his action on the case against Michll. Halbert for 1166 lbs. of tobacco but for that hee did not prosecute the same with effect, a nonsuit is granted on 30 Sep 1703 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He sold land, JOHN DUNKAN of Cople Parish to Robert Phillips, 5 acres for 5500 lbs. tobacco, JOHN DUNKAN & ELIZABETH wife of JOHN DUNKAN on 31 Jan 1704/5 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He acknowledged a sale of land from him to Robert Phillipp. ELIZA, wife of JOHN, relinquished her right of dower on 25 Apr 1705 at Westmoreland Co., VA. Lewis Feareing was summoned to answer Wm. Chandler of a plea that he render to him 450 lbs. of tobacco . . . the Sheriff to summon twelve . . . JOHN DUNKAN [who] say Wee find for the plaintiff on 27 Jan 1708/9 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He being summoned to appeare at this Court to be sworn Grand Inquisitors and not giveing their attendance are severally fined 200 lbs. of tobacco on 25 May 1709 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

William Garland and JOHN DUNKAN, each being fined 200 lbs. of tobacco in May Court last for their nonappearance on the Grand Jury being summoned on the same to the said Court, at this Court appeareing and showing good reasons for their nonappearance are remitted and discharged from payment of the 200 lbs. of tobacco on 1 Dec 1709 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He being summoned as an evidence to prove the last will and testament of HENRY DUNKAN, made oath that he saw HENRY DUNKAN sign and seale and declare his last will and testament on 27 Jun 1711 at Westmoreland Co., VA. The Honorable Robert Carter, Esqr., brought his suite agt. JNO: DUNKAN for 60 pounds sterling current money and the Sheriff returned cepi corpus, DOROTHY DUNKAN security. For that the defendant failed to appeare, conditional order passed against security on 28 Mar 1712 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He served on a jury on 28 Aug 1712 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He Thomas Clay (agt.) John Day. In ejectione firme of two dwelling houses, two tobacco houses, 200 acres of land, 100 acres of woodland, 50 acres of arrable land and 50 acres of pasture in the Parish of Cople of the demise of JOHN DUNKAN. It is ordered that unless William Nash the tennant in possession or those under whom he claimes doe confess lease, entry and ouster and insist only on the mere mise of the premises, then judgment to pass for the plaintiff and her Majestie's writt of [here?] facias possessionem to be awarded on 28 Aug 1712 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He and Samuel Damouvel were appointed Grand Jurors for Nov Court 1712 on 27 Nov 1712 at Westmoreland Co., VA. The ejectione firme brought by Thomas Clay against John Day for lands in Cople Parish of the demise of JOHN DUNKAN being now called, William Remy appeared and confessed lease, entry and ouster and prayed to be admitted defendant in the stead of John Day, which is granted. He pleaded not guilty and the suite continued till next Court for tryall on 26 Mar 1713 at Westmoreland Co., VA. The Honorable Robert Carter, Esqr., brought suite against JNO: DUNKAN at March Court 1712 for stealeing, takeing away and to his own use converting one sow and five shoats of Robert contrary to Act of Assembly, to which JOHN DUNKAN at June Court said he was not guilty. At this Court both plaintiff and defendant by their attorneys being present, it was commanded the Sheriff to summon twelve . . . [who] doe say Wee doe find the defendant guilty of stealing the sow. The Court doe order that the plaintiff, being both owner of the hogg and prosecutor, have judgment for 10 pounds current money of Virginia, one of the penaltys assest for the first offence of hog stealeing (JNO: DUNKAN haveing refused to answer and undergoe the other), with costs on 26 Mar 1713 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He and Samuel Damouvel were jurors: Augustine Higgins brought suite at August Court last against John Veale for shooting and killing with a gun loaded with powder and lead a bald faced mare of the value of 1000 lbs. of tobacco to the damages of the plaintiff 2000 lbs. of tobacco. The defendant appeared and for plea ? said nothing. At this Court it was commanded the Sheriff that he should summon twelve. The Sheriff returned Samuel DAMOUVEL, Roger Wigginton, Samll: Earle, John Hobson, John DUNKAN . . . [who] say Wee find for the plaintiff and damage 1100 lbs. of tobacco . . . John Veale prayed an appeal to the 9th day of next General Court which is granted, he entering into bond . . on 1 Oct 1713 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

The names of the Grand Jury, November Court 1713: JOHN WRIGHT, JOHN WRIGHT, smith, WM: BAYLY, JOHN DUNKAN, HUMPHRY POPE, SAMLL: DAMOUVELL . . . GEORGE HARRISON, sworn and charged and set out to draw up their presentments on 25 Nov 1713 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He left a will on 20 Jun 1716 at Westmoreland Co., VA (unknown author, Isle of Wight Co., Virginia, Deeds; Son PETER land left me by my deceased father PETER DUNKIN; son WILLLIAM; daus. ELIZABETH, ANNE and ALICE 1 shilling each; grandsons JOHN and WILLIAM ROCHESTER; dau. PHYLLIS ROCHESTER 1 horse; grandchildren JOHN and ELIZABETH children of JAMES DUNKIN; son JAMES and grandson JOHN son of PETER DUNKIN. Proved 22 Feb 1726. He gave DUNKINS bond to ROCHESTER: Know all men by these presents that I JOHN DUNKIN of the Parish of Cople and Co. of Westmoreland am held & firmly bound unto WM. ROCHESTER of the same place in the Sum of 100 Pounds Sterling money to the payment whereof well and truly to be made . . . I bind myself my heirs Execrs. & admintrs & in the whole firmly by these presents Sealed with my Seal and dated this 2nd day of November in the year of our Lord God Anno Domini 1726 ~. . . certain parcel of land . . . in the Forest of Nomony & County afs and now in the actual possession of the above named WM. ROCHESTER boundeth as follows . . . the line which divides the lane of of JOHN JENKINS from that which was bought of RANDOLPH RICK by PETER DUNKIN father to the above named JOHN DUNKIN wch sd Land . . . is the same land mentioned in a deed of sale from JOHN JENKINS unto NICHOLAS ROCHESTER father of the above named WM. ROCHESTER bearing date the 26th of December 1689 . . . ~
JOHN (his mark) D DUNKINS
Sealed and delivered in the presence of ~
Test: GEORGE WALKER, WM. DUNKIN, WM. McCLANNAHAN (his mark) on 2 Dec 1726 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Was he (or a nephew?) the man who, "At a Court held for Richmond Co. . . . Duncan Whipt and Bound to his Behaviour, Whereas John DUNCAN was by vertue of a Mitimus from Samuell Peachey, Gentleman one of the Magistrates of this County Committed to the County Goale for feloniously takeing Ten p;ounds of Wool and Ten pounds of Sheet Lead from Mr. John Tarpley Jr. and being now brought before this Court, and on Examination of Several Evidences touching the same, It is the Opinion of this Court that the said John DUNCAN is Guilty of what is laid to his Charge. It is therefore Ordered that the Sherif take him and Carry him to the Common Whipping post and Give him Thirty nine lashes on his bare back well laid on, and then to give Security for his good Behaviour During the Term of one Year. Whereupon the said John DUNCAN Together with John Tarpley Jr. Gentleman his Security in Open Court Acknowledged themselves Indebted unto our Sovereign Lord the King his heirs and Successors, The said John DUNCAN in the Sum of Twenty pounds Sterling and the said John Tarpley in the Sum of Ten pounds Sterling to be Levyed on their Lands and Tenements goods and Chattles, With Condition that if the said John DUNCAN shall be of good Behaviour as Well Towards his Said Majestie as all his Leige people, That then this recognizance to be Void and of None Effect, or Else to remain in Full force on 6 Oct 1731 at Richmond Co., VA (William B. Scott, Criminal Proceedings in Colonial Virginia [Records of] Fines, Examination of Criminals, Trials of Slaves, etc., from March 1710 [1711] to [1754] Richmond County, Virginia, Vol. 10 of American Legal Records (Washington, DC: The American Historical Assn. by The University of Georgia Press, 1984), pp. 137-138.). "It appearing to this Court that three Servant men Named John DUNKAN, Bryan Kelly and _____ [name erased in original] did divers times unlawfully Confederate together, with an Intention to Abscond From their Master's Service. It is therefore Ordered that For the said Offence, the Sherrif take them and Carry them to the Common Whiping Post, and give each of them twenty Lashes on their bare ba'x well laid on."
Footnote: Conspiracy to run away was not a statutory offense, though running away was. For unlawful assembly, however, the court could punish Dunkan and his associates: "If three or more Persons meet, with Intent to do any unlawful Act, this is unlawful Assembly"; Webb, Justice of Peace, 272
in Apr 1735 at Richmond Co., VA (Ibid., p. 155.).

Children of John2 Dunkan and Elizabeth _____, all b. at Westmoreland Co., VA, were as follows:

+ 11 i. Peter3 Dunkan, b. circa 1675?
12 ii. William Dunkan; b. circa 1682? He was mentioned in will of his father JOHN on 20 Jun 1716 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He and John Rochester DUNCAN & ROCHESTER, Deed Concerning the Settling Bounds of Land &c. This Indenture made the 12th October in the reign of our Soverign Lord George the second by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the faith &c and in the year of our Lord 1751 between WILLIAM DUNCAN of the County of Westmoreland Planter of the one part, and JOHN ROCHESTER of the same County Planter of the other part Whereas there hath been for sometime past and now is an Ejectment depending in the General Court of the Colony brought by the said WILLIAM DUNCAN against WILLIAM ROCHESTER the father of the said JOHN ROCHESTER now deceased for settling the bounds of the land belonging to the said parties and the said WILLIAM DUNCAN and JOHN ROCHESTER in order to accommodate settle and adjust the said bounds and all differences relating thereto, have agreed, compromised and compounded the said differences and suit upon the following terms / that is to say / that he the said WILLIAM DUNCAN shall release surrender and quit claim to all the lands now controverted, and shall abide and stand to the line formerly laid off and allotted to the said WILLIAM ROCHESTER by JOHN DUNKIN the father of the said WILLIAM, party to these presents in their livestimes and now claimed by the Defendt. as laid off in the survey in the suit before mentioned to be depending. And the said JOHN ROCHESTER in consideration thereof shall not only consent to the Dismissment of the said suit, and pay and bear his own Costs that have accrued or shall accrue in the same but shall also release acquit and discharge the said WILLM. DUNKIN of and from all suits costs damages and cause of action which he the said JOHN ROCHESTER might have or be intitled to against the sd. WILLIAM DUNCAN for and by reason of a certain Bond made and entered into by the said JOHN DUNCAN, the father, to WILLM. ROCHESTER in their livestimes now upon record of the said County of Westmoreland . . . he the said JOHN ROCHESTER Doth covenent promise and grant to and with the said WILLM. DUNCAN . . . that he will not only bear and pay all the costs which have already accrued . . . by reason of a certain Bond or obigation entered into by the said JOHN DUNCAN the father . . . WILLIAM DUNCAN
JOHN ROCHESTER on 12 Oct 1751 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
13 iii. Elizabeth Dunkan; b. circa 1685? She was bequeathed 1 shilling in will of her father JOHN on 20 Jun 1716 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
14 iv. Ann Dunkan; b. circa 1687? She was left 1 shilling in will of her father JOHN on 20 Jun 1716 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
15 v. Alice Dunkan; b. circa 1688? She was left 1 shilling in her father JOHN's will on 20 Jun 1716 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
+ 16 vi. James Dunkan, b. circa 1690?
+ 17 vii. Phyllis Dunkan, m. William Rochester; b. circa 1693?

4. Peter2 Dunkan II (Peter1) was born circa 1655? He married Elizabeth _____ circa 1690? He died before 30 Mar 1698 at Westmoreland Co., VA; according to deed from brother CHARLES to brother JOHN, mentioning their father PETER and brother PETER deceased. He is ordred CONSTABLE in the place of Henry Hawley and to be sworne by Majr. Tho: Youle on 10 May 1683 at Westmoreland Co., VA (John Frederick Dorman, Westmoreland County, Virginia, Order, Part Three, 1682?1684, p. 21 (283).). He David Purcell vs. PEETER DUNCAN. Order is granted to the . . on 31 Oct 1683 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

"It is ordered that Henry Kirk be sworne constable in the place of PEETER DUNCAN on 26 Mar 1684 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He vs. Francis Morrice. The Sheriff haveing returned a cepi corpus and the defendant faileing to appeare and no bail being returned, order is granted the plaintiff against the Sheriff on 24 Feb 1698/99 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He was named trustee in Will of William Clarke . . . loving wife Mary, James Clarke & William Clarke, Executors. Peter Smith and PETER DUNKAN trustees in 1696 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He filed a lawsuit vs. Francis Morrice. The Sheriff haveing returned a cepi corpus and the defendant faileing to appeare and no bail being returned, order is granted the plaintiff against the Sheriff on 1 Jun 1699 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Judgment is granted PETER DUNKAN against Francis Morris for 400 lbs. of tobacco due for rent of the plantation Morris now lives on for the year ended 5 Nov last year on 29 Jun 1699 at Westmoreland Co., VA. Peter Ouchterlony was attached to answer James Orchard of a plea of trespass on the case wherefore hee by force and armes into and upon the plantation of James did enter and two boys, servants to James, the one named Wm. Rosse and the other William Crookshanks, unlawfully did seize and carry away, to his damage 5000 lbs. of tobacco. Outhterlony by GEO. ESKRIDGE his attorney said that hee was not guilty. The Sheriff returned twelve: . . . and PETER DUNKAN doe find the two servants doe belong to Mr. James Orchard . . . damaged 500 lbs. of tobacco . . . return the two servant boys and pay him 500 lbs. of tobacco on 31 Aug 1699 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He left a will before 30 Oct 1700 at Westmoreland Co., VA: The last will and testament of PETER DUNKAN was proved by the oaths of HENRY DUNKAN and CHARLES DUNKAN. A probat granted ELIZA: his relict and executrix therein named. He Stephen Bayley by his petition setting forth that he had two of the orphants of PETER DUNKAN bound apprentices to him and that they had some estate in the hands of RICHD. HAMMOCK who intermarryed the relict of PETER DUNKAN and praying RICHARD HAMMOCK might be ordered to deliver the same to him in right of the orphants. Upon consideration thereof and reasons shown by RICHARD against the same, the Court are of the opinion that they may not remove the estate detained by RICHARD HAMMOCK in right of his wife who was executrix of PETER DUNKAN and dismiss the petition on 26 Oct 1709 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of Peter2 Dunkan II and Elizabeth _____ both b. at Westmoreland Co., VA, were as follows:
+ 18 i. Peter3 Duncan III, b. circa 1692?
19 ii. Charles Dunkan; b. circa 1695? He and Peter Duncan III were mentioned in Will of Richard West of the Parish of Cople in the Co. of Westmoreland, being sick and weak in body . . . unto CHARLES DUNKAN, son of PETER, a bay horse. Unto PETER DUNKAN, SON OF PETER DUNKAN, my gun. Unto John Baker a mare, unto Mary Baker a cow, its first calf to Elizabeth Baker. PETER DUNKAN, SR., my Executor. 27 Apr 1698, probate granted to PETER DUNKAN, Sr
on 7 Apr 1697 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

8. Elizabeth2 Dunkan (Peter1) was born circa 1665? at Westmoreland Co., VA? She married George Harrison, son of John Harrison, circa 1680? at Westmoreland Co., VA. She and George Harrison acknowledged a sale of land by lease and release to the Honorable Richard Lee, Esqr., and ELIZABETH his wife voluntarily relinquished her right of dower and thirds at the common law to the same on 31 Jan 1699/0 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of Elizabeth2 Dunkan and George Harrison all b. at Westmoreland Co., VA, were as follows:
+ 20 i. George3 Harrison II, b. circa 1680?; m. Ann Rust.
+ 21 ii. Willoughby Harrison, b. circa 1690; m. Alice Walker.
+ 22 iii. John Harrison, m. Ann _____; b. circa 1692?
+ 23 iv. James Harrison, m. Mary Bragg; b. circa 1695?
+ 24 v. Thomas Harrison, m. Elizabeth _____; b. circa 1698?
+ 25 vi. William Harrison, m. Elizabeth Damouvel; b. circa 1700?
+ 26 vii. Peter Harrison, b. circa 1700?

10. Rebecca2 Dunkan (Peter1) was born circa 1670? at Westmoreland Co., VA. She married Thomas Kirtley after 1684. She died circa 1703 at Westmoreland Co., VA. Complaint is made to this Court that REBECCA DUNCAN the daughter of PEETER DUNCAN who is now livinge at her brother's house is noe way kept either in cloaths or brought up to anny knowledge that concerns a woman. The Court order that Mrs. Ann Gaylard shal have the tuition and care of REBECCCA for three yeares, Gaylard givinge her sufficient diett, lodging and apparell and teachinge her to soe and doe those things necessary for a younge woman, her brother first cloathing her sufficiently and decently on 25 Jun 1684 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of Rebecca2 Dunkan and Thomas Kirtley were as follows:
27 i. William3 Kirtley; b. circa 1687?
28 ii. Rebecca Kirtley; b. circa 1689?
29 iii. George Kirtley; b. circa 1691?

Generation Three

11. Peter3 Dunkan (John2, Peter1) was born circa 1675? at Westmoreland Co., VA.
He was bequeathed by father JOHN the land left to him by his father PETER DUNKIN; was named between 1716 and 1726 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of Peter3 Dunkan include:

30 i. John4 Dunkan; b. before 20 Jun 1716; was mentioned in grandfather John Dunkin's will.

16. James3 Dunkan (John2, Peter1) was born circa 1690? at Westmoreland Co., VA.
He and children JOHN and ELIZABETH were mentioned in will of his father JOHN on 20 Jun 1716 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of James3 Dunkan include:

31 i. John4 Dunkan; b. before 20 Jun 1716; when mentioned in will of his grandfather JOHN DUNKIN.
32 ii. Elizabeth Dunkan; b. before 20 Jun 1716 (Augusta B. Fothergill, Wills of Westmoreland County, p. 87.); when mentioned in will of her grandfather JOHN DUNKIN.

17. Phyllis3 Dunkan (John2, Peter1) married William Rochester. She was born circa 1693? at Westmoreland Co., VA. She was bequeathed 1 horse in her father JOHN's will on 20 Jun 1716 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of Phyllis3 Dunkan and William Rochester both b. at Westmoreland Co., VA, were as follows:
33 i. John4 Rochester; b. before 20 Jun 1716. He was mentioned in will of his grandfather JOHN DUNKIN on 20 Jun 1716 at Westmoreland Co., VA (Ibid.). He and William Dunkan DUNCAN & ROCHESTER, Deed Concerning the Settling Bounds of Land &c. This Indenture made the 12th October in the reign of our Soverign Lord George the second by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the faith &c and in the year of our Lord 1751 between WILLIAM DUNCAN of the County of Westmoreland Planter of the one part, and JOHN ROCHESTER of the same County Planter of the other part Whereas there hath been for sometime past and now is an Ejectment depending in the General Court of the Colony brought by the said WILLIAM DUNCAN against WILLIAM ROCHESTER the father of the said JOHN ROCHESTER now deceased for settling the bounds of the land belonging to the said parties and the said WILLIAM DUNCAN and JOHN ROCHESTER in order to accommodate settle and adjust the said bounds and all differences relating thereto, have agreed, compromised and compounded the said differences and suit upon the following terms / that is to say / that he the said WILLIAM DUNCAN shall release surrender and quit claim to all the lands now controverted, and shall abide and stand to the line formerly laid off and allotted to the said WILLIAM ROCHESTER by JOHN DUNKIN the father of the said WILLIAM, party to these presents in their livestimes and now claimed by the Defendt. as laid off in the survey in the suit before mentioned to be depending. And the said JOHN ROCHESTER in consideration thereof shall not only consent to the Dismissment of the said suit, and pay and bear his own Costs that have accrued or shall accrue in the same but shall also release acquit and discharge the said WILLM. DUNKIN of and from all suits costs damages and cause of action which he the said JOHN ROCHESTER might have or be intitled to against the sd. WILLIAM DUNCAN for and by reason of a certain Bond made and entered into by the said JOHN DUNCAN, the father, to WILLM. ROCHESTER in their livestimes now upon record of the said County of Westmoreland . . . he the said JOHN ROCHESTER Doth covenent promise and grant to and with the said WILLM. DUNCAN . . . that he will not only bear and pay all the costs which have already accrued . . . by reason of a certain Bond or obigation entered into by the said JOHN DUNCAN the father . . . WILLIAM DUNCAN
JOHN ROCHESTER on 12 Oct 1751 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
34 ii. William Rochester; b. before 20 Jun 1716.
He was mentioned in will of his grandfather, JOHN DUNKIN on 20 Jun 1716 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

18. Peter3 Duncan III (Peter2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1692? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died before 3 Jan 1748/49 at Westmoreland Co., VA; when his will was recorded. He and Charles Dunkan were mentioned in Will of Richard West of the Parish of Cople in the Co. of Westmoreland, being sick and weak in body . . . unto CHARLES DUNKAN, son of PETER, a bay horse. Unto PETER DUNKAN, SON OF PETER DUNKAN, my gun. Unto John Baker a mare, unto Mary Baker a cow, its first calf to Elizabeth Baker. PETER DUNKAN, SR., my Executor. 27 Apr 1698, probate granted to PETER DUNKAN, Sr on 7 Apr 1697 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

He purchased land from Coleman True in 1718 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He purchased land from V. Parker in 1730 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He purchased land from JOHN DUNKAN in 1732 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He purchased land from SALLY DUNKAN in 1734 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He purchased land from WILLIAM DUNKAN in 1738 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He purchased land from Robert Tidwell in 1738 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He left a will on 13 Nov 1748 at Westmoreland Co., VA: In the name of God Amen. I PETER DUNKIN of Westmoreland County, being sick and weak of body but of sound & perfect memory, God be praised for the same, do make and opint this my last Will and Testament in manner and form as followeth, that is to say. First, I comitt my sole to God who gave it and my Body to the Earth to be buryed at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named. Secondly, I will that my just debt be justly pay. Thirdly, that my will is that my friend James BALEY have the charge and devishon of my son CHARLES DUNKIN untill arive to the age of twenty one years he schooling him as well also my desire is that all the rest of estate other than what go to defray charge be and remain to the use of my said son CHARLES. Other than my working tooles and then I will that my son GEORGE DUNKIN have them.
In witness whereof I have hereunto seat my hand & seale the 13th of November 1748.
Test P D
John Linton Peter P D Duncan Jr.
Recorded 31 Jan 1748/9.

Children of Peter3 Duncan III include:

35 i. Peter4 Duncan Jr. (IV); b. before 1727 at Westmoreland Co., VA; was adult who witnessed his father's will.
36 ii. Charles Duncan; b. after 1727; was a minor named in father's 1748 will.
37 iii. George Duncan; b. after 1727 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was named in father's will in 1749 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

20. George3 Harrison II (Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1680? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He married Ann Rust, daughter of Samuel Rust and Martha Eskridge, before 1715 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died in Jan 1733/34 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
The last will and testament of GEORGE HARRISON was presented into Court by his son GEORGE HARRISON and proved by Elizabeth Morgan and Francis Landman, two of the witnesses thereto. Upon motion of GEORGE certifycate is granted him for obtaining a probat thereof. It is also ordered that Bennedict Middleton, John Hartley, SAML: DAMOUVEL and SAML: RUST appraise the estate on 25 Nov 1713 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was ordered to appraise the estate of Thomas Atwell, deceased: WILLIAM RUST, SAMUEL RUST, SAMUEL DAMOUVEL, GEORGE HARRISON on 25 Nov 1713 at Westmoreland Co., VA. The names of the Grand Jury, November Court 1713: JOHN WRIGHT, JOHN WRIGHT, smith, WM: BAYLY, JOHN DUNKAN, HUMPHRY POPE, SAMLL: DAMOUVELL . . . GEORGE HARRISON, sworn and charged and set out to draw up their presentments on 25 Nov 1713 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He deeded land to GEORGE HARRISON, Jr in Aug 1730 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He deeded land to GEORGE HARRISON, Jr on 30 Mar 1731 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of George3 Harrison II and Ann Rust were as follows:

+ 38 i. Samuel4 Harrison, m. Magdalene _____; b. circa 1712? at Westmoreland Co., VA.
+ 39 ii. Benjamin Harrison, b. circa 1715?; m. Eleanor "Ellen" Carr.
+ 40 iii. George Harrison III, m. Winifred _____; b. circa 1715? at Westmoreland Co., VA.
+ 41 iv. Jeremiah Harrison, b. circa 1718?; m. Ann _____.
42 v. Matthew Harrison; b. circa 1720? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He mentioned as Executor with brother GEORGE in the will of brother JEREMIAH on 31 Mar 1750 at Fairfax Co., VA.
43 vi. James Harrison; b. circa 1722?; d. 27 Dec 1756 at Richmond Co., VA; place per Penny Woodford.

21. Willoughby3 Harrison (Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1690 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He married Alice Walker, daughter of Thomas Walker and Mary Jeffries, in 1718 at Westmoreland Co.?, VA. He died in Mar 1749/50 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of Willoughby3 Harrison and Alice Walker were as follows:

44 i. Samuel4 Harrison; b. circa 1719? at Westmoreland Co., VA.
+ 45 ii. Joshuay Harrison, b. circa 1721?; m. Mary _____.
46 iii. Darcas Harrison; b. circa 1723?
47 iv. Elizabeth Harrison; m. James? Bailey; b. circa 1725? at Westmoreland Co., VA.
48 v. Willoughby Harrison Jr; b. circa 1727?
+ 49 vi. Daniel Harrison, m. Eleanor _____; b. circa 1730? at Westmoreland Co., VA.

22. John3 Harrison (Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Ann _____. He was born circa 1692? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died in 1772 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He one of the executors of the last will and testament of GEORGE HARRISON, took the oath appointed and ordered to be admitted to the probat thereof with the other executor on 24 Feb 1713/14 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of John3 Harrison and Ann _____ were as follows:

50 i. George4 Harrison; b. circa 1725?
51 ii. John Harrison Jr; b. circa 1727?; d. 1791.
He sold land to James Ballentine, etc on 5 Dec 1769 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
52 iii. Abigail Harrison; m. Mr. Kirk; b. circa 1730?
53 iv. Robert Harrison; m. Margaret _____; b. circa 1732? He sold land to John Harper in Jan 1797 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He sold land to SAMUEL HARRISON in Jan 1797 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
54 v. Daughter Harrison; m. Robert Harper; b. circa 1735?

23. James3 Harrison (Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Mary Bragg, daughter of Joseph Bragg and Mary _____. He was born circa 1695? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died on 29 Nov 1726 at Richmond Co., VA intestate, widow Mary applied for letters of administration, George Harrison and Joseph Bragg, sureties. He of North Farnham Parish, sold to his brother WILLIAM HARRISON of Westmoreland Co. for 4000 lbs. of good merchantable tobacco in hand paid . . . that 64 acres of land being all I hold in Westmoreland Co. situate lying and being in the Parish of Cople and part of a tract of land containing 354 acres formerly belonging to GEORGE HARRISON dec'd of this County by a deed bearing date the 8th day of June 1696, being bounden . . . Mr. John CRUMP and Capt JOHN CRALLEY Gent. and so along the line of WILLIAM HARRISON and so along the land of GEORGE HARRISON and thence along the land of WILLOUGHBY HARRISON to the beginning . . . unto the said WILLIAM HARISON . . .
JAMES HARRISON
Signed Sealed and delivered in the presence of us PETER HARRISON, MORGAN JENKINS (mark)
Recorded 27 March 1723, James Harrison acknowledges sale, by delivery of ring of the bell of the chief manor house in token of the whole unto the within named WILLIAM HARRISON on 16 Aug 1721 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He sold land to his brother WILLIAM HARRISON on 10 Aug 1722 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He inventory of his estate, 4 cows & 4 2 year olds & 1 yearling; 8 sheep, 4 lambs; 1 horse and 1 mare; Elizabeth BOBY Servant Woman; 252 lbs. Tobacco; 1 old Bed with furniture . . . various of furniture, household and tools -- each item described as "old"! Recorded 1 Mar 1726.

Children of James3 Harrison and Mary Bragg were as follows:

+ 55 i. Hannah4 Harrison, b. 1715 at Richmond Co., VA; m. John Taylor.
+ 56 ii. William Harrison (Sr.), b. 31 Dec 1719 at N. Farnham Par., Westmoreland Co., VA; m. Nancy Ann Kirkland.

24. Thomas3 Harrison (Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Elizabeth _____. He was born circa 1698? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died on 22 Feb 1726/27 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of Thomas3 Harrison and Elizabeth _____ were as follows:

57 i. George4 Harrison; b. circa 1720?; d. before 21 Mar 1748/49 at Fairfax Co., VA: A true and perfect Inventory and Appraisement of the goods & chattels of GEORGE HARRISON gent. decd. as followeth (viz): 19 hoggs, 2 sows & 8 piggs, 7 stears, 2 Cows & Calves, 5 Cows & Yearlings, 1 large looking glass, 2 small ditto, 1 Desk, 4 Tables, 4 small trunks, 1 sugar box, 10 old Chairs, 1 Large Bible, a parcel of old books, 1 spie glass, 1 candle box & brush, Earthen ware & glass, a mustard pot 2 Peper box 1 Punch Ladle 1 Pint Black Jack & punch straine, 1 Trundle bed & bedding, 1 standing bedstead & bedding, 1 boulster 2 pillows & a set of curtains, 5 beds, 1 pr Fire tongs & shovel, 1 Smoothing Iron stand & heaters, 1 Tea Kettle & stand, 4 Candlesticks 1 Spice morter 1 pr Candle snuffers, 1 baisting ladle, sheets, napkins, towels, tablecloths, 2 old tables & 1 chest, 1 warming pan, 1 case of Pistols & houlsters, 1 spinning wheel, 2 guns, 2 flat smoothing iron, a parcel of Fight Ware, 1 Bell mettle skillet & skimmer, 1 ladle & flesh fork, 1 pr large & 1 small fire tongs, pot hooks, 11 Iron scuers . . . 3 weeding 2 hilling & 2 grubing hoes, 1 plow, a riding Chair, 12 head of sheep, 1 pr money scails & weights, 1 hone & 2 Razors, 1 sow & piggs, shoemakers nippers, 1 Mans saddle & 1 Gray horse 1 bay mare, 1 Gray horse called Wooster, 1 Negro man called TOM, 1 Negro woman called JEAN & child called MEMA, 1 Negro woman called SARY and Child called JAMES, 1 Negro girl called BESS, 1 Negro boy called DICK, 1 Negro man called JACK, 6 Teaspoons tongs & case . .
He left a will on 26 Nov 1748 at Fairfax Co., VA; I GEORGE HARRISON of Fairfax Co. in Virginia do make constitute ordain and appoint this to be my Last Will and Testament being in perfect sence and memory that is to say First, I will that my just debts be paid. Item: my will and desire is that my beloved wife MARTHA HARRISON do have the use benefit and advantage of my Estate real & personal during her Natural Life and after her decease, I do give devise and bequeath unto my Nephew JOHN WEST the son of HUGH WEST all and singular the said Estate real and personal to him his heirs and assigns forever AND I do appoint my Nephew JOHN WEST to be whole and sole Executor of this my Last will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 26th day of November 1748. GEO. HARRISON
Wit: HENRY TERRELL, SAMPSON DARRELL, HUGH WEST JR.
Proved in Court 21 Mar 1748/9.
HARRISON'S EXCR. BOND . . . JOHN WEST JUN. DANIEL FRENCH CHARLES BROADWATER Last Will and Testament of GEORGE HARRISON Decd. All Recorded Book __, pp. 260-262.
+ 58 ii. Miss Harrison, m. Hugh West; b. circa 1725?

25. William3 Harrison (Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Elizabeth Damouvel, daughter of Samuel Damouvel and Hannah _____, at Westmoreland Co., VA; 1st husb. He was born circa 1700? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died on 29 Nov 1746 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He bought his brother JAMES's land, 354 acres formerly belonging to GEORGE HARRISON dec'd of this County by a deed bearing date the 8th day of June 1696, being bounden . . . Mr. John CRUMP and Capt JOHN CRALLEY Gent. and so along the line of WILLIAM HARRISON and so along the land of GEORGE HARRISON and thence along the land of WILLOUGHBY HARRISON to the beginning . . . unto the said WILLIAM HARRISON . . on 16 Aug 1721 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of William3 Harrison and Elizabeth Damouvel both b. at VA were as follows:

59 i. Hannah4 Harrison; m. John Armistead; b. circa 1720?
60 ii. Elizabeth Harrison; m. James Lane; b. circa 1725?

26. Peter3 Harrison (Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1700? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died in 1749/50 at Westmoreland Co.?

Children of Peter3 Harrison include:

61 i. Willoughby4 Harrison; b. circa 1716? at Westmoreland Co., VA?

Generation Four

38. Samuel4 Harrison (George3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Magdalene _____. He was born circa 1712? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died in 1764 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He sold land to JOSHUA HARRISON in Mar 1758 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He and Daniel Harrison sold land to JOSHUA HARRISON on 17 May 1762 at Westmoreland Co. He bought land from various people in 1763 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of Samuel4 Harrison and Magdalene _____ were as follows:

62 i. William5 Harrison; b. circa 1745?
63 ii. Jeremiah Harrison; b. circa 1747?
64 iii. Ann Harrison; m. William Stone at Richmond Co., VA; b. circa 1750? at Westmoreland Co., VA; d. 1774.
65 iv. Hannah Harrison; b. circa 1752?

39. Benjamin4 Harrison (George3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1715? He married Eleanor "Ellen" Carr circa 1746? He deeded land to Daniel Tibbs in 1741 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was mentioned in his mother's will on 4 Nov 1748 at Richmond Co., VA.

Children of Benjamin4 Harrison and Eleanor "Ellen" Carr both b. at N. Farnham Par., Richmond Co., VA, were as follows:

66 i. Vincent5 Harrison; b. 12 Jul 1747.
67 ii. Susanna Harrison; b. 11 Mar 1748.

40. George4 Harrison III (George3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Winifred _____. He was born circa 1715? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died between 1776 and 1777. He was mentioned in his mother's will on 4 Nov 1748.

Children of George4 Harrison III and Winifred _____ were as follows:

+ 68 i. Jesse Dunn5 Harrison, b. circa 1750?; m. Elizabeth _____.
69 ii. Judah Harrison; m. Mr. Moore; b. circa 1752?
+ 70 iii. James Harrison, m. Grace _____; b. 2 Oct 1754.
71 iv. George Harrison IV; b. 10 Dec 1756.
72 v. Ann Nutt Harrison; b. 11 Jan 1759; d. 1778.
73 vi. William Harrison; b. 9 Jan 1761.
74 vii. Samuel Harrison; b. 28 Oct 1762.
75 viii. Vincent Harrison; b. 19 Jan 1765.

41. Jeremiah4 Harrison (George3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1718? He married Ann _____ circa 1745? He died before 26 Jun 1750 ; when his Executor GEORGE DUNCAN posted bond. He left a will dated 31 Mar 1750 at Fairfax Co., VA mentioning Dear beloved wife ANN HARRISON and my son MATTHEW HARRISON, and Brothers GEORGE and MATTHEW HARRISON be Executors, signed 31 March 1750.

Children of Jeremiah4 Harrison and Ann _____ were:

76 i. Matthew5 Harrison; b. circa 1747? at Fairfax Co., VA.

45. Joshuay4 Harrison (Willoughby3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1721? He married Mary _____ circa 1745? He died circa 1805 at Fairfield Co., SC. He bought land from SAMUEL HARRISON in Mar 1758 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He bought land from SAMUEL and DANIEL HARRISON on 17 May 1762 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He was named executor of his brother DANIEL's will on 12 Jul 1774 at Westmoreland Co., VA. George was in Fairfield Co. by 1796 when he was granted a Release by Morris Weaver in 1804 at Fairfield Co., SC.

Children of Joshuay4 Harrison and Mary _____ were as follows:

77 i. George Benjamin5 Harrison; b. circa 1747?
78 ii. Francis Harrison; b. circa 1750?
79 iii. Samuel Harrison; b. circa 1752?
80 iv. Molly Harrison; b. circa 1754?
81 v. Thomas Elzy Harrison; b. circa 1756?
82 vi. John Harrison; b. circa 1758?
83 vii. William Harrison; b. circa 1760?
84 viii. Joshua Harrison; b. circa 1762?
85 ix. Daniel Harrison; b. circa 1765?

49. Daniel4 Harrison (Willoughby3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Eleanor _____. He was born circa 1730? at Westmoreland Co., VA. He died before 26 Mar 1782 at Westmoreland Co., VA; when his will was probated. He and Samuel Harrison sold land to JOSHUA HARRISON on 17 May 1762 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He left a will on 12 Jul 1774 at Westmoreland Co., VA; mentioned son WILLIAM LEWIS land; son WILLOUGHBY; wife ELEANOR; children SALLY, DANIEL and JAMES; brother JOSHUA HARRISON exr.; estate equally between wife and five children. Recorded 26 Mar 1782.

Children of Daniel4 Harrison and Eleanor _____ all b. at Westmoreland Co., VA, were as follows:

86 i. William Lewis5 Harrison; b. circa 1755? He was left land in will of his father DANIEL on 12 Jul 1774 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
87 ii. Willoughby Harrison; m. Mary _____; b. circa 1758? He was mentioned in will of father DANIEL on 12 Jul 1774 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He purchased land from JAMES HARRISON in 1807 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
88 iii. Sally Harrison; b. circa 1760? She was mentioned in will of her father DANIEL on 12 Jul 1774 at Westmoreland Co., VA.
89 iv. Daniel Harrison Jr; b. circa 1762? He was mentioned in will of his father DANIEL on 12 Jul 1774 at Westmoreland Co., VA (Augusta B. Fothergill, Wills of Westmoreland County, p. 174.).
90 v. James Harrison; b. circa 1765? He was mentioned in will of his father DANIEL on 12 Jul 1774 at Westmoreland Co., VA. He sold land to (brother) WILLOUGHBY HARRISON in 1807 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

55. Hannah4 Harrison (James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born in 1715 at Richmond Co., VA. She married John Taylor, son of Simon Taylor and Elizabeth Lewis, in 1726 at N. Farnham Par., Richmond Co., VA. She died after 1742 at Richmond Co., VA.

Children of Hannah4 Harrison and John Taylor were as follows:

+ 91 i. Simon5 Taylor, m. Anna Maria Hite; b. 11 Mar 1727/28 at Richmond Co., VA.
92 ii. Elizabeth Taylor; b. 26 Sep 1731 at Richmond Co., VA.
+ 93 iii. Harrison Taylor, m. Jane Curlet; b. 14 Aug 1735 at Richmond Co., VA.
94 iv. Richard Taylor; b. 8 Nov 1738 at Richmond Co., KY.

56. William4 Harrison (Sr.) (James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 31 Dec 1719 at N. Farnham Par., Westmoreland Co., VA (George Harrison Sanford King, Registers of North Farnham, p. 89.); or 1714, "William son of James & Mary Harrison." He married Nancy Ann Kirkland, daughter of Richard Snowden Kirkland and Mary Brown, circa 1740 at Fairfax Co.?, VA. He died before 15 Apr 1774 at Craven Co., SC; when will was probated. SEE Harrison Family, Harrison Descendants.

Children of William4 Harrison (Sr.) and Nancy Ann Kirkland were as follows:

95 i. Mary5 Harrison; b. circa 1741; "eldest daughter" in father's will; m. John McKinney before 25 Jul 1769; See her father's will.
+ 96 ii. James Harrison, m. Martha _____; b. circa 1742.
97 iii. John Harrison; b. circa 1745?; named in father's 1st will dated 1769, not named in 2nd will dated 1773, must have died before then.
98 iv. William Harrison (Jr.); b. circa 1747?; d. before 19 Dec 1773 at Craven?, SC.
99 v. Willibe (Willeba) Harrison; b. circa 1749?
100 vi. Patience Harrison; b. circa 1751? at Craven Co., SC; m. Thomas Hill circa 1775 at Camden Dist., SC. Still unmarried in Dec 1773 when father's 2nd will written.
+ 101 vii. Sarah Harrison, b. 10 Mar 1752 at SC; m. Thomas Davis.
+ 102 viii. Reuben Harrison, b. circa 1760 at Wateree River, Craven Co., SC; m. Sarah Burge; m. Nancy Reynolds.

58. Miss4 Harrison (Thomas3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Hugh West. She was born circa 1725?

Children of Miss4 Harrison and Hugh West were:

103 i. John5 West; b. circa 1745?

Generation Five

68. Jesse Dunn5 Harrison (George4, George3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1750? He married Elizabeth _____ circa 1776. He sold land to (brother) JAMES HARRISON in 1777 at Westmoreland Co., VA (Westmoreland County, Virginia, Deeds: Book 16, p. 154, unknown repository.).

Children of Jesse Dunn5 Harrison and Elizabeth _____ were as follows:

104 i. Ann Rust6 Harrison; b. 30 Nov 1777.
105 ii. John Blincoe Harrison; b. 13 Nov 1779.
106 iii. Ailsey Harrison; b. 10 Oct 1781.

70. James5 Harrison (George4, George3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Grace _____. He was born on 2 Oct 1754. He died in 1789 at Northumberland Co., VA. He bought land from (brother) JESSE HARRISON in 1777 at Westmoreland Co., VA.

Children of James5 Harrison and Grace _____ were as follows:

107 i. Benjamin6 Harrison; b. circa 1780?
108 ii. Molly Harrison; b. circa 1782?

91. Simon5 Taylor (Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Anna Maria Hite. He was born on 11 Mar 1727/28 at Richmond Co., VA. He died in Mar 1786 at Hampshire Co., VA.

Children of Simon5 Taylor and Anna Maria Hite were as follows:

109 i. John6 Taylor; b. circa 1750?
110 ii. James Taylor; b. circa 1753?
111 iii. Simon Taylor Jr; b. circa 1755?
112 iv. Rebecca Lee Taylor; b. circa 1758?
113 v. Mary Ann Taylor; b. circa 1760?
114 vi. Elizabeth Taylor; b. circa 1763?

93. Harrison5 Taylor (Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Jane Curlet, daughter of William Curlet. He was born on 14 Aug 1735 at Richmond Co., VA. He died on 22 Nov 1811 at Ohio Co., KY, at age 76.

Children of Harrison5 Taylor and Jane Curlet were as follows:

+ 115 i. Richard6 Taylor, b. 10 Dec 1760 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Sarah Cornet; m. Dorcas Thomas; m. Dorcas Thomas.
+ 116 ii. Elizabeth Taylor, b. 30 Apr 1762 at Frederick Co., VA; m. John Gray; m. Jesse Pugh.
+ 117 iii. Thomas Taylor, b. 24 Feb 1764 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Margaret Curlet.
+ 118 iv. Harrison Taylor Jr, b. 31 Dec 1766 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Elizabeth Allen.
+ 119 v. William Taylor, b. 22 Jan 1768 at VA; m. Jane Clutter.
+ 120 vi. John Taylor, b. 27 Nov 1769 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Elizabeth Davis.
+ 121 vii. Septimus Taylor, b. 2 Feb 1773 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Mary Sutter.
122 viii. Hannah Taylor; b. 27 Jan 1775 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Samuel Brown 1796 at Frederick Co., VA; d. 10 Aug 1853 at Ohio Co., KY, at age 78.
123 ix. Simon Taylor; b. 26 Aug 1777 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Elizabeth North 31 Dec 1801 at Ohio Co., KY; d. 6 Aug 1842 at Edgar, IL, at age 64.
+ 124 x. Jane Taylor, b. 22 Nov 1779 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Levi Pigman.
125 xi. Mary Margarett Taylor; b. 15 Nov 1781 at Frederick Co., VA; m. James Harsha 28 Aug 1799 at Frederick Co., VA.
126 xii. Joseph Taylor; b. 9 Mar 1784 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Susan Bennett 18 Jul 1809 at Ohio Co., KY.

96. James5 Harrison (William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Martha _____. He was born circa 1742; "eldest son" in father's will. He died before 7 Jun 1796.

Children of James5 Harrison and Martha _____ were as follows:

127 i. John6 Harrison; b. circa 1782; d. 16 Jun 1805.
128 ii. Mary Harrison; b. 1785; m. Thomas Muse 2 Feb 1807 at Glynn Co., GA; d. 23 Dec 1807 at Glynn Co., GA; leaving 20-day-old infant, husband, and unnamed sister. Thomas Muse applied as next-of-kin to administer the estate of John Harrison, deceased, planter of St. Simons, in place of Mrs. Martha Harrison on 12 Jun 1807 at Glynn Co., GA. She Thomas Muse applied again as next?of?kin to administer estate of James Harrison, deceased, which was apparently denied on 17 Jun 1808 at Glynn Co., GA.
129 iii. Miss Harrison; b. circa 1787?; mentioned in sister's estate.

101. Sarah5 Harrison (William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 10 Mar 1752 at SC; or 1753. She married Thomas Davis on 1 Jan 1768 at SC. She died on 17 Feb 1824 at Greeneville, Greene Co., TN, at age 71.

Children of Sarah5 Harrison and Thomas Davis were as follows:

130 i. William Harrison6 Davis; b. 30 Nov 1768; m. Suzanne Hixon 27 Aug 1794 at Greene Co., TN; 1st wife, Sparling Bowman, Bondsman; m. Levina Jones 27 Sep 1806 at Greene Co., TN; 2nd wife, James Jack and John William(s), bondsmen.
131 ii. Nancy Davis; m. Mr. Hickson; called Nancy Hickson in her father's will; b. 21 Sep 1770.
132 iii. Patience Davis; bur. at Zion Presbyterian Church Ceme., Greene Co., TN; b. 27 Dec 1772; m. John Kennedy, son of Daniel Kennedy Col, 10 Oct 1794 at Greene Co., TN; William Richey and Daniel Rawlings, bondsmen; d. 14 Jan 1842 at Greene Co., TN, at age 69.
133 iv. John Davis; b. 18 May 1776; m. Elizabeth Miller 31 Jan 1798 at Greene Co., TN.
134 v. James Harrison Davis; b. 10 Oct 1782; m. Elizabeth "Betsy" Haworth, daughter of Absolom Haworth and Mary West, 30 Apr 1808 at Greene Co., TN; d. 12 Aug 1827 at Greeneville, Greene Co., TN, at age 44.
135 vi. Mary "Polly" Davis; b. 5 May 1786; m. William King Alexander, son of William Alexander and Elizabeth King, 8 Jul 1802 at Greene Co., TN; bur. Aug 1841 at French Ceme., Dayton, Rhea Co., TN; died same date; d. 13 Aug 1841 at Dayton, Rhea Co., TN, at age 55. She was mentioned in her father's will as Polly Alexander.
136 vii. Elizabeth "Betsy" Davis; b. 7 Jun 1792; m. Jacob Dyke 20 Oct 1812 at Greene Co., TN; John Kennedy, bondsman, "married by me Stephen Brooks." In her father's will mentioned as Betty Dyke.
137 viii. Salley B. Davis; b. 13 Feb 1796; m. Thomas Holland 26 Apr 1813 at Greene Co., TN; James H. Davis, bondsman.

102. Reuben5 Harrison (William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1760 at Wateree River, Craven Co., SC. He married Sarah Burge, daughter of Richard Burge and Francis (Raines?) Burge, in 1782; 1st wife. He married Nancy Reynolds after 1 Nov 1834 at Fairfield Co., SC .

Children of Reuben5 Harrison and Sarah Burge were as follows:

138 i. James6 Harrison; bur; "His grave well marked on his plantation;" b. circa 1779.
139 ii. David Harrison; m. Margaret A. Smith; b. circa 1780.
+ 140 iii. Kirkland Harrison, b. circa 1781; m. Margaret A. Armistead? Smith.
141 iv. Eli Harrison; b. 4 Apr 1782.
142 v. Richard B. Harrison; b. circa 1783; d. after 1826 at AL; was living when brother Willoughby wrote his will. He immigrated to Lowndes Co., AL.
+ 143 vi. William Henry Harrison, b. circa 1786 at SC; m. Ann Perry; m. Phoebe Trapp.
+ 144 vii. Nancy Ann HARRISON, b. 15 Apr 1786 at Fairfield Co., SC; m. Anderson ROCHELLE.
145 viii. Reuben Harrison Jr; b. circa 1790?; not named in father's will.
+ 146 ix. John Harrison, m. Lucy Wyche Rives; b. circa 1792.
+ 147 x. Mary Harrison, b. 4 Apr 1792 at Fairfield Dist., SC; m. Charles Moores.
+ 148 xi. Willoughby B. Harrison, b. circa 1793 at Camden Dist., SC; m. Elizabeth R. Rives.
+ 149 xii. Frances Harrison, b. circa 1806? at Fairfield Co., SC.

There were no children of Reuben5 Harrison and Nancy Reynolds.

Generation Six

115. Richard6 Taylor (Harrison5, Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 10 Dec 1760 at Frederick Co., VA. He married Sarah Cornet on 11 Jun 1782 at Frederick Co., VA; 1st wife. He married Dorcas Thomas on 1 Mar 1796 at Frederick Co., VA; 3rd wife. He married Dorcas Thomas on 1 Mar 1796 at Frederick Co., VA. He died on 9 Dec 1843 at Ohio Co., KY, at age 82.

Children of Richard6 Taylor and Sarah Cornet were as follows:

150 i. Catherine Ann7 Taylor; b. 28 Mar 1783; m. Martin Coleman 2 Oct 1799 at Ohio Co., KY; 1st husb; m. Thomas Ashley 16 Aug 1804; 2nd husb.
151 ii. Margery Taylor; b. 20 Jul 1784; m. Charles Tarleton 15 Jan 1801 at Ohio Co., KY.
152 iii. Jane Taylor; b. 8 Feb 1786; m. William Leach 31 Jan 1804 at Ohio Co., KY.
153 iv. Margaret Taylor; b. 16 Dec 1787; m. John James 29 Aug 1803 at Ohio Co., KY.
154 v. Harrison Taylor; b. 11 Oct 1789; m. Phelena Pigman 6 Oct 1813 at Ohio Co., KY; d. 14 Jun 1868 at age 78.
155 vi. Thomas Taylor; b. 15 Oct 1791; m. Susannah James 17 Jan 1814 at Ohio Co., KY.
156 vii. Sarah Taylor; b. 2 Feb 1794; m. Philip F. Fulkerson 1810 at Ohio Co., KY.

Children of Richard6 Taylor and Dorcas Thomas were as follows:

157 i. Susannah7 Taylor; m. Richard Stevens; b. 22 Jan 1797; d. 1853.
158 ii. Richard Taylor; b. 20 Jul 1798; m. Sarah Stevens 10 Jan 1822 at Ohio Co., KY; d. 27 Sep 1840 at age 42.
159 iii. William Taylor; b. 2 Mar 1800; d. Oct 1801 at age 1.
160 iv. Henrietta Taylor; b. 5 Aug 1802; m. David Stevens 4 Nov 1833 at Ohio Co., KY.
161 v. John R. Taylor; b. 8 Feb 1805; m. Elvia Berryman 4 Jul 1833 at Ohio Co., KY; d. 9 Jun 1849 at age 44.
162 vi. Blackstone Taylor; b. 28 Dec 1806; m. Elizabeth Austin 4 Jul 1833 at Ohio Co., KY.
163 vii. Mason Taylor; b. 1 Oct 1809; m. Clarissa A. Blacklock 18 Oct 1830 at Ohio Co., KY; d. 26 Feb 1840 at age 30.
164 viii. Clarice Taylor; b. 1 Oct 1809; m. Ignatius Barrett 17 May 1826 at Ohio Co., KY.

There were no children of Richard6 Taylor and Dorcas Thomas.

116. Elizabeth6 Taylor (Harrison5, Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 30 Apr 1762 at Frederick Co., VA. She married John Gray circa 1780?; 1st husb. She married Jesse Pugh, son of Thomas Pugh and Lucy Malin, on 24 Jul 1786 at Frederick Co., VA; 2nd husb. She died on 18 Aug 1851 at Frederick Co., VA, at age 89.

There were no children of Elizabeth6 Taylor and John Gray.

Children of Elizabeth6 Taylor and Jesse Pugh were as follows:

165 i. Peggy Sue7 Pugh; b. circa 1787?; m. Jimmy Keel 15 Sep 1801 at Ohio Co., KY.
166 ii. Azariah Pugh; b. 1788 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Elizabeth Riggle 21 Feb 1809; d. 10 Jan 1856 at Hampshire Co., VA.
167 iii. Sarah Pugh; b. circa 1790; m. Adam Frank 28 Nov 1815 at Frederick Co., VA.
168 iv. Elizabeth Pugh; b. circa 1792; d. before 1822.
169 v. David W. Pugh; b. circa 1795?; m. Nancy Johnson 18 Jun 1812 at Frederick Co., VA.
170 vi. Maria Jane Pugh; b. 1797 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Isaac Rogers 1 Oct 1822 at Frederick Co., VA.
171 vii. Ann Pugh; b. 1799 at Frederick Co., VA; d. 1870.
172 viii. Isaac Pugh; b. 1801 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Elizabeth McFarland 18 Sep 1830 at Frederick Co., VA.

117. Thomas6 Taylor (Harrison5, Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 24 Feb 1764 at Frederick Co., VA. He married Margaret Curlet on 14 Nov 1793 at Winchester, Frederick Co., VA. He died on 25 Apr 1836 at Ohio Co., KY, at age 72.

Children of Thomas6 Taylor and Margaret Curlet were as follows:

173 i. Nicholas C.7 Taylor; b. 1794; d. 1873.
174 ii. Wesley Taylor; b. 1799; d. 1824.
175 iii. Harrison D. Taylor; b. 31 Mar 1802 at Frederick Co., VA; m. Mary Davis 1828; d. 8 Apr 1889 at Ohio Co., KY, at age 87.
176 iv. Milton Taylor; b. 20 Oct 1808; d. 30 Apr 1889 at age 80.
177 v. Frances Taylor; b. circa 1810?
178 vi. Thomas C. Taylor; b. 18 Apr 1812; d. 1863.

118. Harrison6 Taylor Jr. (Harrison5, Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 31 Dec 1766 at Frederick Co., VA. He married Elizabeth Allen circa 1788 at Frederick Co., VA. He died on 16 Nov 1821 at Ohio Co., KY, at age 54.

Children of Harrison6 Taylor Jr. and Elizabeth Allen were as follows:

179 i. John A.7 Taylor; b. 30 Jan 1791; m. Sally Miller 15 Oct 1823 at Ohio Co., KY; d. 26 Sep 1868 at age 77.
180 ii. Cynthia Taylor; b. circa 1793?
181 iii. Washington Taylor; b. circa 1795?; m. Mary Ann Peregin 1818 at Butler Co., KY.
182 iv. Rachel Taylor; b. circa 1798?
183 v. Jane Taylor; b. circa 1800?; m. John Wallace 10 Aug 1818 at Butler Co., KY.
184 vi. Ann Taylor; b. circa 1806?; m. Alex Downey 14 Apr 1826 at Ohio Co., KY.
185 vii. Thomas Alfred Taylor; b. 19 Jul 1808; d. 9 Oct 1865 at age 57.
186 viii. Harrison C. Taylor; b. 1812; m. Eliza Jane Taylor, daughter of Septimus Taylor, 9 Jul 1838 at Ohio Co., KY.

119. William6 Taylor (Harrison5, Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 22 Jan 1768 at VA. He married Jane Clutter, daughter of Jacob Clutter and Christann McElwee, on 8 Dec 1793. He died on 12 Sep 1842 at age 74.

Children of William6 Taylor and Jane Clutter were as follows:

187 i. Septimus7 Taylor; m. Pricilla Campbell; b. 16 Dec 1781; d. 19 Nov 1861 at age 79.
188 ii. Harrison Taylor; b. circa 1785?
189 iii. Richard C. Taylor; b. 24 Jun 1802; m. Susannah Leach 8 Apr 1834; d. 27 Nov 1882 at age 80.
190 iv. Christina Taylor; b. circa 1805?
191 v. William Taylor; b. circa 1812.

120. John6 Taylor (Harrison5, Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 27 Nov 1769 at Frederick Co., VA. He married Elizabeth Davis on 13 Oct 1796. He died in 1814 at Ohio Co., KY.

Children of John6 Taylor and Elizabeth Davis were as follows:
192 i. Ignatius Pigman7 Taylor; b. 1801; m. Nancy Leach 1825 at Ohio Co., KY.
193 ii. Lorenzo Taylor; b. circa 1803?
194 iii. Benjamin Taylor; b. 1805; m. Charlotte Stevens 17 Nov 1836 at Ohio Co., KY; d. 1863.
195 iv. Stephen Taylor; m. Sarah Whitaker; b. 1805.
196 v. Fleming Taylor; b. circa 1807?
197 vi. Elizabeth Taylor; b. circa 1808?; m. James Midkiff 15 Dec 1825 at Ohio Co., KY.
198 vii. Sally Taylor; b. circa 1809?; m. Jabesh Lewellen 22 Oct 1826 at Ohio Co., KY.
199 viii. Hannah Taylor; b. circa 1810?; d. 1823.
200 ix. John Alexander "Coffee" Taylor; b. 1812; m. Elvira Stevens 27 Mar 1837 at Ohio Co., KY.
201 x. Margaret Taylor; b. circa 1815?

121. Septimus6 Taylor (Harrison5, Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 2 Feb 1773 at Frederick Co., VA. He married Mary Sutter, daughter of James Sutter and Ruth An Cook, on 10 Aug 1797 at Frederick Co., VA. He died in 1814 at Ohio Co., KY.

Children of Septimus6 Taylor and Mary Sutter were as follows:

202 i. Septimus7 Taylor Jr; b. 9 May 1795; m. Altha Leach 18 Dec 1828 at Ohio Co., KY; d. 27 Aug 1861 at age 66.
203 ii. Richard McMahan Taylor; b. 17 Jun 1798; d. 10 May 1880 at Ohio Co., KY, at age 81.
204 iii. William S. Taylor; b. circa 1800?
205 iv. Jane Taylor; b. 1801; m. Joseph Ellis 15 Sep 1835 at Ohio Co., KY.
206 v. Margery Taylor; b. 1802; d. circa 1840 at Warrick Co., IN.
207 vi. Levi P. Taylor; b. 11 Feb 1805; m. Kitty Caroline Taylor 26 Dec 1831 at Ohio Co., KY.
208 vii. Harvey Taylor; b. circa 1807?

124. Jane6 Taylor (Harrison5, Hannah4Harrison, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 22 Nov 1779 at Frederick Co., VA. She married Levi Pigman, son of Joshua Pigman and Jemima Ridgely, on 1 Aug 1801 at Ohio Co., KY. She died on 11 Feb 1827 at OH at age 47; buried in Griffith?Pigman Ceme., Crump Farm.

Children of Jane6 Taylor and Levi Pigman were as follows:

209 i. Jemima7 Pigman; b. 29 May 1802.
210 ii. Joshua Ridgely Pigman; b. 19 Jun 1804.
211 iii. Jane Curlet Pigman; b. 9 Feb 1807.
212 iv. Americus Pigman; b. circa 1809?
213 v. Walter Friffith Pigman; b. circa 1811?
214 vi. Harrison Taylor Pigman; b. circa 1814?

140. Kirkland6 Harrison (Reuben5, William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1781. He married Margaret A. Armistead? Smith, daughter of Neal Smith (Dr.) and Jane Westmoreland Armistead, circa 1843? He died in 1850. He appeared on the census of 1829 at Fairfield Co., SC; Local census of free white inhabitants: Kirkland Harrison, 4.

Children of Kirkland6 Harrison and Margaret A. Armistead? Smith were:

215 i. Henry Kirkland7 Harrison; b. circa 1845?

143. William Henry6 Harrison (Reuben5, William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1786 at SC. He married Ann Perry before 1804 at Fairfield Co., SC; 1st wife, probable place. He married Phoebe Trapp before 1818 at Fairfield Co., SC; 2nd wife, probable place. He died after Nov 1836; sources vary. He left a will on 7 Nov 1836 at Fairfield Co., SC; mentioned "being of infirm health."

Children of William Henry6 Harrison and Ann Perry were as follows:

216 i. Amelia7 Harrison; b. 21 Dec 1804 at SC; probable place; m. Robert Rives, son of Green Rives (Sr.) and Mary Ridley Jones, 29 May 1823 at Fairfield Co., SC; per Allen Edwards, Birmingham, AL; d. 13 Mar 1883 at Lowndes Co., AL, at age 78; bur. circa 15 Mar 1883 at family ceme. near, Benton, Lowndes Co., AL. She had 11 children, of which 9 are buried near parents in family ceme. near Benton, AL at Benton, AL.
217 ii. Mary Harrison; b. circa 1806.
218 iii. Elizabeth Perry Harrison; m. John Green Rives, son of Green Rives (Sr.) and Mary Ridley Jones; b. 1808; d. 1870.
219 iv. Sarah Harrison; b. circa 1810.

Children of William Henry6 Harrison and Phoebe Trapp were as follows:

220 i. Mary Ann7 Harrison; b. 12 Aug 1819 at Fairfield Dist., SC; m. William Westberry Draughon 3 Jan 1839 at Fairfield Dist., SC; he had been sent to Fairfield District from West Feliciano Par., LA for "schooling" by his guardian Isaac B. DRAUGHON; bur. Jul 1902 at Oakwood Ceme., Smith Co., TX; with tombstone inscription, "Sacred to the Memory of My Dear Mother" and the date; d. 2 Jul 1902 at TX at age 82.
221 ii. Emma Harrison; b. circa 1821.
222 iii. Martha Harrison; b. circa 1823?; uncertain whether her mother was William's 1st or 2nd wife; m. William Green Rives, son of John Green Rives and Elizabeth Perry Harrison, circa 1850? at TX. Her mother uncertain.
223 iv. Richard Harrison; b. circa 1825.

144. Nancy Ann6 HARRISON (Reuben5Harrison, William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 15 Apr 1786 at Fairfield Co., SC; date on tombstone, Ocmulgee Baptist Church, Perry Co., AL. She married Anderson ROCHELLE, son of James ROCHELLE Sr. and Sylvia JORDAN, circa 1806 at Fairfield Co., SC. She was buried in Mar 1846 at Ocmulgee Church, Perry Co., AL. She died on 12 Mar 1846 at Perry Co., AL, at age 59; date on tombstone, and in Ocmulgee Baptist Church records.

Children of Nancy Ann6 HARRISON and Anderson ROCHELLE were as follows:

224 i. Mary Ann7 ROCHELLE; b. 26 May 1807 at Fairfield Co., SC; Birth & death, pedigree chart of Terrell GUINN, Dallas, TX; m. Thomas C. Bryant 8 Dec 1829 at Fairfield Co., SC; d. after 1880 at New London, Union Co., AR.
226 iii. James Harrison ROCHELLE (Dr.); b. 23 Apr 1813 at Fairfield Co., SC; bur. Sep 1839 at Ocmulgee Church, Perry Co., AL; d. 2 Sep 1839 at Perry Co., AL, at age 26. He never married.
227 iv. female ROCHELLE; b. circa 1816?

146. John6 Harrison (Reuben5, William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) married Lucy Wyche Rives, daughter of Green Rives (Sr.) and Mary Ridley Jones (James Child Rives, Reliques of the Rives (Lynchburg, VA: J. P. Bell Co., Inc., 1929). He was born circa 1792.

Children of John6 Harrison and Lucy Wyche Rives were as follows:

228 i. Sarah Rives7 Harrison; m. John R. Bryant; b. circa 1814 at Fairfield Co., SC; d. 24 Apr 1848.
229 ii. Eli Hunt Harrison (Capt.); b. 16 Jul 1823 at Fairfield Co., SC; m. Elizabeth Flemming Douglass, daughter of John Douglass (Dr.) and Mary Lunsford, 24 Nov 1844 at Fairfield Co., SC; d. 30 Dec 1866 at Fairfield Co., SC, at age 43. He bought the home of his Aunt Nancy Harrison Rochelle when she and Anderson moved to AL.
230 iii. John Rives Harrison; b. circa 1825. He served as Capt., CSA, Belton's Bn., Co. B.
231 iv. Richard Harrison; b. circa 1827.

147. Mary6 Harrison (Reuben5, William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born on 4 Apr 1792 at Fairfield Dist., SC. She married Charles Moores, son of Henry Moores and Jean Brown Ross, circa 1807 at Fairfield Dist., SC. She died on 18 Jul 1844 at Mooresville, Red River Dist., TX, at age 52; present-day Bowie Co.

Children of Mary6 Harrison and Charles Moores were as follows:
232 i. Nancy E. Harrison7 Moores; b. 23 Jun 1809; m. Capt. James W.? ROCHELLE Jr., son of James ROCHELLE Sr. and Margaret EVANS, circa 1825 at Fairfield Co., SC; d. 25 Feb 1843 at Rochelle Hill, Fairfield Co., SC, at age 33; bur. circa 26 Feb 1843 at Rochelle Ceme., Fairfield Co., SC. Tombstone: Nancy E. ROCHELLE, daparted this life 25 Feb. 1843, age 33 years, 8 months, and 20 days. Best rest to her spirit it has taken its plight To the regions of Mercy so beautious and bright. To her as the faithful the promise is given. Then peace to the sorrows she's happier in heaven.
She left a will on 3 Mar 1843 at Fairfield Co., SC. your petitioner one of heirs of said James ROCHELL decd aomas J. STARKE applied for Letters of Adm. of James ROCHELLE, decd , at Fairfield Courthouse on 17 March next, Fairfield Co., SC. To J. R. BUCHANAN Ordinary -- the humble petition of abound unite by marriage of said Nancy Re years ago removed from this State to Texas, beyond the Courts of the U.S. and this same Nancy ROCHELL departed this life on or about 25th of Feb. last intestate bearing no person legally authorized to take charge of & manage either the Estate said James ROCHELL deceased or of the Estate of the said Nancy ROCHELLE deceased both of which is considerable and lately to be wasted and lost, whereuponOCHELLE decd -- that adm. of said Estates may be granted to ___ and your petitioner will ever pray. -- March 1843 Thos. J. STARKE.
233 ii. Sarah Harrison Ross Moores; b. 10 Nov 1810; m. Willis Whitaker Jr., son of Willis Whitaker and Sarah Williams, 31 Jul 1833 at TX; 1st wife; d. 19 Sep 1893 at age 82.
234 iii. Elizabeth Harrison Moores; b. 3 Sep 1814 at SC; m. James Thomas Rosborough, son of John Rosborough and Anne Cupit, 22 Nov 1838 at Fairfield Dist., SC; m. Willis Whitaker Jr., son of Willis Whitaker and Sarah Williams, circa 1844? at TX; 2nd wife, sister of 1st wife; d. 30 May 1877 at TX at age 62; buried at Jefferson, TX.
235 iv. Eli Harrison Moores; b. 20 Apr 1815 at Thorn Creek, Fairfield Dist., SC; m. Minerva A. Janes 7 Nov 1847; d. 10 Mar 1885 at Texarkana, Fannin Co., TX, at age 69; buried at Harrison Chapel, at site of Mooresville, 6 mi. from Texarkana. He owned the land on which town was built, was called "Mr. Pioneer Texarkana" at Texarkana, TX. He began military service on 18 Mar 1864 at Camp Cusseta, Davis Co., TX, enlisted as Pvt. in Confederate army.
236 v. Reuben Henry Harrison Moores; m. Jane M. Godbold; b. 16 Nov 1817; d. 1871.
He was first postmaster in 1841 at Mooresville, TX.
237 vi. Jane Ross Moores; b. 18 Jan 1818 at Columbia, SC; m. James Moore 24 Feb 1840; d. 1875.
238 vii. Thomas B. Moores; m. Sarah (Margaret) Norvel, daughter of Mr. Norvel and Margaret Moores; b. 16 Aug 1820; d. 25 Dec 1852 at age 32. He was served as a Ranger in the Republic of Texas before 1846.
239 viii. Anderson Ross Moores; m. Pauline T. Jarrett; b. 29 Apr 1822; d. 1873. He was served as a Ranger in the Republic of Texas before 1846.
240 ix. Mary Harrison Moores; b. 1824; d. 1825.
241 x. David Harrison Moores; m. Rachel Perry Godbold; b. 18 Jan 1827; d. 18 Jan 1892 at age 65. He began military service on 18 Mar 1864 at Camp Cusseta, Davis Co., TX?, enlisted in 7th Texas State Troop, Confederate army.
242 xi. Frances B. Moores; m. R. H. Allen; b. 30 Oct 1828; d. 11 Jan 1848 at age 19.
243 xii. Charles Moores (Jr.); d. circa 1830; in infancy; b. circa 1830?
244 xiii. William Henry Harrison Moores (Col.); b. 23 Jul 1830 at near Longtown, Fairfield Co., SC; m. Matilda Cooper 25 Dec 1852; 1st wife; m. Marie Louise Ross 24 Sep 1863; 2nd wife; m. Mary Lunsford Douglass, daughter of John Douglass (Dr.) and Mary Lunsford, 20 Apr 1876; 3rd wife; d. 25 Apr 1898 at 712 Olive St., Texarkana, Bowie Co., TX, at age 67.
245 xiv. Richard Harrison Moores; b. 1834; d. 1855.

148. Willoughby B.6 Harrison (Reuben5, William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1793 at Camden Dist., SC. He married Elizabeth R. Rives, daughter of William Rives and Rebecca Jackson, on 7 Apr 1814 at Fairfield Co., SC. He died on 11 Oct 1827 at Fairfield Dist., SC (DAR No. 780080); in Fairfield Co., SC or Lowndes Co., AL.

 Family Bible of Willoughby B. Harrison:
MARRIAGES
Willoughby B. Harrison and Elizabeth R. Rives were married April 7, 1814.
BIRTHS
Richard K., son of Willoughby and Elizabeth was born Nov. 7, 1815.
Frances R., daughter of Willoughby and Elizabeth was born March 25, 1819.
Reuben Henry Harrison, son of Willoughby and Elizabeth was born Sept. 23, 1821.
John R. R., son of Willoughby and Elizabeth was born March 26, 1824
DEATHS
Willoughby B. Harrison died Oct. 10, 1827.
Elizabeth R. Adams died July 8, 1873.
Frances R. Harrell died Oct. 2, 1874
James C. Harrell died March 17, 1876
Reuben R. Harrison, Jr., killed July 1877.
Richard K. Harrison died April 18, 1878

 

Children of Willoughby B.6 Harrison and Elizabeth R. Rives all b. at Fairfield Co., SC, were as follows:

246 i. Richard Kirkland "Dick"7 Harrison; b. 7 Nov 1815 (Family Bible of Willoughby.); m. Rebecca Smith 26 Mar 1839 at Lowndes Co., AL; d. 18 Apr 1878 at Jefferson?, Marion Co.?, TX, at age 62 (Ibid.). He immigrated in 1846 to Caddo Par., LA; with his brother Dr. John Harrison and their brother- in-law James Harrell. Story is that his body became petrified; later his people brought body back to SC for burial, in wagon drawn by six mules, was shown at home of Capt. Eli Harrison and people came from miles to view it after 1879? at Marion Co.?, TX.
247 ii. Willoughby B. Harrison; b. circa 1816?; not listed in Family Bible record.
248 iii. Frances Rebecca Harrison; b. 25 Mar 1819; m. William R. (Rives?) Meyer, son of Frederick W. Meyer and Mary Ridley Rives, 10 Jul 1835 at Lowndes Co., AL; m. James C. Harrell 17 Mar 1844 at Lowndes Co., AL; 2nd husb; d. 2 Oct 1874 at Caddo Par., LA, at age 55. "She had black, curly hair, reddish brown eyes, a good complexion, and nice white teeth. When she was young, there were designs for marrying her off to a wealthy, old man. One time he pressed his attention on Frances by kissing her hand as she played the piano. To his surprise, she picked up a flute and delivered a hard blow on his head that brought blood. Soon after this incident, Frances eloped with William R. Meyer.

To this marriage were born three children:
Elizabeth Rebecca, called "Betty" Harrison, called "Tobe", died at age 27; Mary, died at age 3 or 4."

There is also a list of children born to Frances and her second husband, James Calvin Harrell (1818-1876): Parthenia Ophelia, Robert Hiram, Joseph Bird, Lucy Alice, Lillie Dale, and Sterling Price. She immigrated in 1846 to Caddo Par., LA; with her husband James Harrell and her brothers Dr. John Harrison and Richard Kirkland "Dick" Harrison. James Harrell moved his family and many slaves to Caddo Parish where his slaves cleared land for farming. Frances's children Elizabeth Rebecca and Harrison Meyer were left in AL with their grandmother, Elizabeth Rives Adams, Willoughby's widow. Elizabeth Rebecca was only 8 years old. Her sickly little sister Mary was the only child taken along.

249 iv. Reuben Henry Harrison; m. Mary Ann Spratt at AL; 1st husb; b. 23 Sep 1821 (unknown author, Family Bible of Willoughby.); d. before 1864 at Monterey, TX; Reuben Harrison II was killed in Monterey TX by a blacksmith named Lester. Alice Harrell's version of the triple murder was that Reuben and his overseer named Collins went to Monterey. There they got in an argument with the blacksmith over a rooster fight. Either Reuben or Collins shot and fatally wounded Lester. Before he died, he killed both men. He threw his tongs hitting Reuben in the head and killed Collins with his sledge hammer. Before the blacksmith died, he asked if the other two were dead. As they were, he said he was willing to go also. Other versions of this story were told. Reuben was buried near his home with his overseer beside him. This started the Harrison/Harrell cemetery. Reuben's mother was buried beside him, at her request. Reuben II and Mary Ann Sprat had two children:
Reuben III killed in Mexia, TX; and Betty, married Bill May; some of the Mays live near Benton, AL.
Reuben's widow, Mary Ann married Andrew J. Hitchcock."

250 v. Dr. John R. R. Harrison; m. Narcissa Barlow; b. 26 Mar 1824 (unknown author, Family Bible of Willoughby.); d. 17 Mar 1906 at Caddo Par., LA, at age 81. He immigrated in 1846 to Caddo Par., LA; with brother Dick, and brother-in-law James Harrell.

149. Frances6 Harrison (Reuben5, William4, James3, Elizabeth2Dunkan, Peter1) was born circa 1806? at Fairfield Co., SC. She married Thomas James STARKE, son of Thomas STARKE and Margaret Evans Larkin ROCHELLE, after 1829. She appeared on the census of 1829 at Fairfield Co., SC; Local census of free white inhabitants: Frances Harrison, 1.

Children of Frances6 Harrison and Thomas James STARKE were as follows:

251 i. Margaret Jane7 STARKE; b. circa 1830?; m. Col. Summer circa 1850?
252 ii. Sarah Ann STARKE; m. Mr. Hamlin; b. circa 1832?
253 iii. Thomas STARKE; b. circa 1834?
254 iv. Ruben Starke; b. circa 1837?

Endnotes

1. John Frederick Dorman, Westmoreland County, Virginia, Deeds, Patents, etc. 1665-77, Compiled and Abstracted from Transcription Made 1801-1802 (Washington, DC, 1989).
2. Westmoreland County, Virginia, Deeds on microfilm at Library of Virginia, Richmond: Book 1, p. 282.
3. Dorman, Westmoreland County, Virginia, Deeds.
4. James Edward Harrison, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 4, p. 246.
5. Westmoreland County, Virginia, Deeds: Book __ pp. 386-388.
6. Ibid., Book __, pp. 376-378.
7. Westmoreland Co., Virginia, Wills: Book 11, p. 100.
8. Fairfield Co., South Carolina, Deeds, Book O, p. 380.
9. Ibid., Book O, p. 375.
10. Ibid., Book K, p. 283.
11. Westmoreland County, Virginia, Deeds: Book __, pp. 176-179.
12. Richmond Co., Virginia, Order Book Book 9, p. 343.
13. Richmond Co., Virginia, Wills, Book 5, p. 47?48.
14. North Farnham Parish Records, Westmoreland County, Virginia.
15. Ibid., p. 41.
16. Nell M. Nugent, Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co.), Vol. 6, p. 172 (Patent Book 30, p. 654).
17. Craven Co., South Carolina, Wills, p. 77.
18. Ibid., p. 79.
19. unknown name of person, Glynn Co., Georgia, Deeds, Book ABEF, p. 465.
20. Ibid., Book C, p. 51.
21. Glynn Co., Georgia, Deeds.
22. Fitz Hugh McMaster, History of Fairfield Co., South Carolina (Columbia, SC: The State Commercial Printing Co., 1946).
23. Bobby Gilmer Moss, South Carolinians in the Revolutionary War, Audited Account and Stub Indents, #3380; National Pension Claim #584; Draper Manuscripts 5DD41 (microfilm).
24. Fairfield Co., South Carolina , Book O, pp. 20-22.
25. South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 14, p. 85.
26. Fairfield Co., South Carolina, Book __, p. 22.
27. Fairfield Co., South Carolina unknown file number.
28. Ibid., Deed Book LL, pp. 341-.
29. Fairfield Co., South Carolina, Probate Records, Book 14, p. 359, Estate Papers, Apt. 52, File 808, Frames 269-276 on Roll FA24 in SC Dept. of Archives & History, Columbia.
30. Adams & Clopton Genealogies of Virginia Families 1600-1800, in William & Mary Historical Magazine, Vol. I (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1982).
31. Ibid., Armistead Family, Vol. I.
32. Fairfield Co., South Carolina unknown file number.
33. James Child Rives, Reliques of the Rives (Lynchburg, VA: J. P. Bell Co., Inc., 1929).
34. Fairfield Co., South Carolina unknown file number.
35. Anne Mims Wright, A Record of the Descendants of Isaac ROSS & Jean BROWN.
36. Fairfield Co., South Carolina, Cemeteries, Vol. II, Eastern Part of the County, p. 104.
37. Daughters of the American Revolution membership application No. 780080.
38. Ibid.
39. Fairfield Co., South Carolina, Book 10, p. 280 ff.
40. Daughters of American Revolution, membership application No. 780080.
41.
42. Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northwest Louisiana, 1890.
43. Starke family records sent to Sloan Mason by Priscilla Oliver of Camden, SC.
44. Fairfax Co., Virginia, Wills, Book A-1, pp. 397-398.
45. Ibid., Book A-1, pp. 425.
46. Ibid., Book A-1, pp. 84-85.
47. Fairfax County, Virginia, Deeds (microfilm at Library of Virginia, Richmond): Book A-1, pp. 397-398.
48. Fairfax Co., Virginia, Wills Book A-1, pp. 397-398.
49. Ibid., Book A-1, pp. 425.
50. Westmoreland Co., Virginia, Order Book 1721-1731, pp. 126-127.
51. Fairfax Co., Virginia, Wills Book __, pp. 154-157.

 


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