Descendants of John Anderson

 

 

Generation No. 1

 

        1.  John3 Anderson  (North Side2, Colonial Virginia1)1 was born Bef. 1700 in Scotland, and died in Pennsylvania.  He married Margaret ?1 in Ulster, Ireland.  She died Bef. March 20, 1764 in Augusta County, Virginia.

 

Notes for John Anderson:

John 01/10/1735 Spotsylvania Co

400a adj Gawin Corbin southside of Robinson Run

patents 16/444

 

This patent was probably obtained by the elder John Anderson while he was still a resident of Pennsylvania, and is the origins of his son's moves into central Virginia.  However if the son John is older than we think, it may be his.

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Subj:       Anderson web site

Date:       11/29/99 12:45:24 PM Eastern Standard Time

From:      SKRAFT

To:  PatAnder73

 

Hi!  It has been a while since I have been in touch with you.  You have my information posted on your Anderson web site about the John Anderson family of Augusta Co., VA.  Recently I have gotten several messages pertaining to that site, which I had forgotten all about.  My sister and I have since updated that information in some vital ways, and it is posted on my sister's web site:

 

Thought you might like to know and maybe just provide a link to that site rather than the information, since that is where we will post the updated information when we have it.

 

Hope all is going well with your research.  Chris Kraft

 

Current GEDCOM of this family is on-line at Rootsweb WorldConnect

http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=adgedge

 

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Sources:

 

  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916. Cites : (a) Orange Co., VA Order Book B, p.158, 22 May 1740, statement of George Anderson.

  (2) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 1, p.38 6. FHL #975.591/F2s.

  (3) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

 

Information:

!  Birth: (3) Believed to have been brother of George, William and James Anderson.

  Marriage to Margaret __: (1)

  Death: (1) May have died in PA.

 

  (1) Bef. 1736: Came to Port of Philadelphia with son George and/or James, wife Margaret.

  (2) Robert Farrier vs. Alexander Seawright, Augusta Co., VA court , writ dated 20 Aug 1783. William and Alexander Seawright were brothers, and came to Augusta from Cumberland Co.?, PA. William was living in Cumberland Co. in 1784. John Anderson was a Justice of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania in 1785.

  (3) Seven or eight heads of families who bore the name of Anderson were among the earliest settlers of Augusta Co., VA. Whether related to each other in any degree is not definitely known, but four of them, John, George, William and James, settled in the Stone Church neighborhood and are believed to have been brothers. The other Andersons referred to settled on Borden's grant in what is now Rockbridge Co . and are not believed to have been related to those who located on or near Middle River in Augusta Co.

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Subj:       [ANDERSON-L] Andersons in Ireland

Date:       99-03-15 08:57:28 EST

From:      [email protected]

To:  [email protected]

 

St Pats day is coming, does anyone have info on my Irish Andersons?

Sandy in Fla

Descendants of John Anderson

                                               

1  John Anderson        b: Abt. 1690 in Ireland

.+Margaret Anderson m: in Ireland   d: 1761-1764 in Augusta, VA    

informant reports family data and descent from John which has been integrated into GEDCOM

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Other informants claime that the brothers were born in scotland and went to Ireland and then on to America.

 

 

Notes for Margaret ?:

Sources:

 

  (1) Anderson Genealogy, by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916. Cites: (a ) Will of Margaret Anderson, Augusta Co., VA Will Bk 3, p.311, dtd 4 May 1761, proved 20 Mar 1764. (b) Augusta Co., VA Court Record De c 1757, sworn statment of Margaret Anderson.

 

!  Death: (1a) Bef. 20 Mar 1764, Augusta Co., VA.

 

  (1) Bef. 1736: Came to Port of Philadelphia from Ulster, Ireland, with husband and son George and/or James. Lived in Lancaster Co, PA, a nd East Nottingham Twp, Chester Co., PA about 1736-1738.

  (1) Abt. 1740: Came to Orange Co., VA (later Augusta Co.) with son George.

  (1) 1764, 20 Mar: In will, left her entire estate to her granddaughter Margaret Anderson Clendenning and her 2 children, Hannah Anderson Clendenning and John Clendenning. (Margaret was daughter of William Anderson and who married James Clendenin.)

 

 

       

Children of John Anderson and Margaret ? are:

        2                 i.    Elizabeth4 Anderson1.

        3                ii.    Francis Anderson1.

+      4               iii.    John Anderson, born Bef. 1714; died Abt. 1787 in Augusta Co., Virginia.

+      5               iv.    James Anderson, born Bef. 1719; died 1779 in Barren County, Kentucky.

+      6                v.    George Anderson, born Bef. 1720; died Bef. April 21, 1789 in Augusta Co., Virginia.

+      7               vi.    William Anderson, born Abt. 1721; died Bef. June 1794 in Augusta Co., Virginia.

 

 

Generation No. 2

 

        4.  John4 Anderson (John3, North Side2, Colonial Virginia1)1 was born Bef. 1714, and died Abt. 1787 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  He married Jane ? Bef. 1740.  She died in Virginia.

 

Notes for John Anderson:

John 06/10/1740 Orange Co

400a branch of north river of Shanando called Anderson Branch

patents 19/630

 

John 12/01/1740 Augusta Co

270a Andersons branch of Catheys River

patents 19/839

 

John 09/10/1755 Augusta Co

135a bothsides Middle RIver

Patents 32/648

 

John 02/14/1761 Augusta Co

360a branch of Shanando

patents 34/813

 

John 09/25/1762 Augusta Co

62 a westside long glade branch of North River of Shanando adj his own  & James Blair

patents 34/1069

 

John 02/16/1771 Augusta Co

167a eastside Smith's Creek

patents 39/228

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Sources:

 

  (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Will of John Anderson dtd 4 Mar 1779, filed 20 Feb 1787, Staunton, Augusta Co., VA, Will Book 6, p.550. (b) "Annals of Augusta Co.," by Chalk ley, Vol. III, p.177.

  (2) "Annals of Augusta County 1726-1871," by Joseph Addison Waddell (2nd. ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902). LDS film #1000 ,633, item 2.

  (3) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916), obtained from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976, via Janet Beall Broadbent, Los Altos, CA. Cites: (a) Maxwell History and Genealogy, by Houston, p.20-21. (b) The Great Plantation of Ulster, James I Confiscation of Lands. Colonization of the Six Escheated Counties. (c) Lyman C . Draper Collection, letter of George Christian. (d) Virginia Land Office Records, 1738-1747. (e) Elizabeth Thurman Edington of Tucson, AZ , deceased 1952. Left records to cousin J. Eugene Lewis of Chattanooga, TN. (f) Augusta Co., VA Court Record, Dec 1757. (g) Orange Co., VA , Order Book B, p.158. (h) Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk 3, p.311, will of Margaret Anderson. (i) Will of John Anderson, Augusta Co. Will Bk . 6, p.550.

  (4) Samuel O. Ruff, Arlington, VA. Cites: (a) Mrs. Beverley Suter, Staunton, VA.

  (5) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.13, 367-368. FHL #975.591/F2s; Vol. 3, p.574,591. FHL #975.5916 F2c (1989 ). Cites: (a) Deed Bk 27, p.43,47.

  (6) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.114-115,308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

Information:

 

  Birth: (3) s/o John Anderson/Margaret. (6) Of Scotch-Irish descent.

  Marriage to Jane __: (1) Was married before coming to Orange Co., V A 1740. (3) (6) Jean.

  Death: (1,3) Will dtd 4 Mar 1779, proved 20 Feb 1787, Augusta Co. , VA. (6) Will dtd 1787, probated 1789 at Staunton, VA.

 

  (2,3) Bef. 1736/8: Scotch Presbyterian who came from Ulster, Ireland, to the Port of Philadelphia. Lived in Lancaster Co., PA, and probably Chester Co., PA, East Nottingham Twp. about 1736-1738. Came with wife Jean (Jane), and daughters Esther, Mary, and Margaret.

  (6) Probably came to VA from PA with the first wave of Scotch-Irish immigration which followed in the wake of John Lewis, the pioneer settler of Augusta Co., VA.

  (2) 1738, 3 Jun: Acquired by grant 747 acres in Augusta Co., VA, be lieved to be a farm on Middle River, where the Valley turnpike crosse s. (4) Settled in the area of the Augusta Stone Church, Fort Defiance , Augusta Co., VA, at Verona. (6) 1738, 5 Jun: William Beverly deeded to John Anderson 748 acres which is believed to have been the home farm upon which he lived and died. This land is located in Middle River at the crossing by the Valley turnpike and the Valley railroad . That portion of his estate where he resided was later the property of Andrew Bowling.

  (6) 1742: A soldier in Capt. John Smith's Co. of militia, Augusta C o., VA.

  (5,6) 1745, 9 Dec: At the formation of Augusta Co., VA, John Anderson one of the first justices of the county court.

  (6) 1756: A soldier in Capt. Christian's company of milita, Augusta Co., VA.

  (6) 1772: Joan Poage conveyed 27 acres of land upon which the old S tone Church stands to the Rev. John Craig and the session of the chur ch. John Anderson is named in the deed next after Parson Craig. From that it is inferred that he was one of the first Elders of Old Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, VA. His son-in-law Capt. James Allen was also named as a member of the session, and 3 or 4 names are listed between him and John Anderson. James Allen is known to have been an elder as early as 1746. The fact that John Anderson preceeds him in the deed indicates he was not only the senior elder of the church at that time, but one of the first elders originally elected.

  (1) Later was President of Augusta Stone Church.

  (5) 1773, May: John Anderson vs. S. Mathews, Mathew and James Lockhart, Augusta Co., VA court. Chancery write dated 29 Jun 1769. James L ockhart was Sampson Mathews' father-in-law in 1765. Orator became joint security with Mathews on bond of James Lockhart and Randall Lockhart for collection of public levy in 1765. Sometime after securities asked G. Jones and P. Hog to liquidate the account of the Lockharts, when a considerable defalcation was found. Patrick Lockhart was son to James. James Allen was son-in-law of John Anderson. Robert Bratton , aged 60 years, 20 May 1772. Silas Hart, aged 50 years and upwards , 20 May 1772. Randall Lockhart was son to James. William Crow, aged 30 years and upwards, 22 Aug 1772. James Allen's deposition taken in Botetourt, 1771. Hugh Allen was James' brother.

  (1a) 1779, 4 Mar: Wrote his will. Left to wife Jane the mare called the Carolina mare. Named son William, in case he return from his journey. Left to his son Andrew a tract adjoining John Patterson. Names sons Robert, James. Names John, infant son of son William. Names sons-in-law James Allen, William Craig. Executors, sons James and Andrew. Teste: James Anderson, James Blair, George Anderson. (6) Wrote his will in 1787.

  (5a) 1782, 1 Jun: On Long Glade patented to John Anderson and became property of Mustoe and Chambers, 27 acres patented to Samuel Anderson. (NOTE: ?)

  (5) 1785, 25 Jun: John Anderson deed to his son Andrew Anderson, Augusta Co., VA. Delivered: William Anderson, the present owner, 8 Jul 1815.

  (1a) 1786, 17 May: Wrote Codicil to his will, transfering slaves from son James to son Andrew. Teste: James and George Anderson.

  (6) 1789: Will probated at Staunton, VA.

  (5a) 1790, 19 Oct: Andrew and Martha Anderson and James and Margaret Allen deed to John Griner, Augusta Co., VA, part of a tract patented to John Anderson, dec'd, and by him conveyed in his lifetime to Andrew and James.

 

 

 

Notes for Jane ?:

!  (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Will of John Anderson dtd 4 Mar 1779, filed 20 Feb 1787, Staunton, Augus ta Co., VA, Will Book 6, p.550. (b) "Annals of Augusta Co.," by Chalkley, Vol. III, p.177.

  (2) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916), obtaine d from Miss Elizabeth Perry, Staunton, VA, 1976, via Janet Beall Broadbent, Los Altos, CA.

  (3) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1965) p.114-115,308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

!  Marriage to John Anderson: (1) Was married before coming to Orange Co., VA 1740. (2,3)

 

 

       

Children of John Anderson and Jane ? are:

        8                 i.    Esther5 Anderson1, born Bef. 1736 in Ireland.

 

Notes for Esther Anderson:

!  (1) Annals of Augusta County, Virginia 1726-1871, by Joseph Addiso n Waddell, Staunton, VA, 1902, p.38-39.

  (2) Anderson Genealogy, by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916.

 

!  Birth: (1,2) Came with her parents from Ulster, Ireland before 173 6.

  Death: (2) Not named in her father's will dtd 4 Mar 1779.

 

 

 

        9                ii.    Mary Anderson1, born Bef. 1736 in Ireland.

 

Notes for Mary Anderson:

!  (1) Annals of Augusta Co., VA, 1726-1871, by Joseph Addison Waddel l, Staunton, VA, 1902, p.38-39.

  (2) Anderson Genealogy, by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916.

 

!  Birth: (1,2) Came with parents from Ulster, Ireland before 1736.

  Death: (2) Not named in her father's will dtd 4 Mar 1779.

 

 

 

        10             iii.    Margaret Anderson1, born 1738 in Ireland.  She married Capt. James Allen Bef. 1756; born 1716; died 1810.

 

Notes for Margaret Anderson:

!  (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, 7105 E. Powers Ave., Greenwood Village , CO 80111. Cites: (a) Annals of Augusta Co., by Chalkey, Vol. III, p .177.

  (2) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916.

  (3) E.R. Bell, 100 Andrew, Springdale, AR 72764.

  (4) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.368 . FHL #975.591/F2s. Cites: (a) John Anderson vs. S. Mathews, Mathew a nd James Lockhart, Augusta Co., VA court (B). Chancery writ dated 2 9 Jun 1769.

  (5) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.309. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

!  Birth: (1) Abt. 1735. (2) Came from Ulster, Ireland, with her pare nts bef. 1736. (1,2,5) d/o John Anderson/Jean (Jane). (5) Believed t o have been the eldest child. Born prior to 1740, between 1735/1740 , because no records of her baptism occurs in the register of Rev. Jo hn Craig, and her fist child was born 1756.

  Marriage to James Allen: (1) John Allen, before 1756. (3,5) Capt. J ames Allen. (4) James Allen was son-in-law of John Anderson, 1769.

 

 

 

Notes for Capt. James Allen:

!  (1) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher ( 1965) p.309. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

  (2) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.368 . FHL #975.591/F2s; Vol. 3, p.591. Cites: (a) Deed Bk 27, p.47.

 

!  Birth: (1) Age 94 at death in 1810 (b. 1716). s/o William Allen.

  Death: (1) 1810.

 

  (1) His father William Allen was among the earliest settlers in Aug usta Co., VA.

  (1) c.1746: James Allen is known to have been an elder of Augusta S tone Church as early as 1746. At his death in 1810, he had been an el der 64 years.

  (1) 1756: Captain of militia, Augusta Co., VA.

  (1) Participated in the Battle of Point Pleasant.

  (1) 1772: Joan Poage conveyed 27 acres of land upon which the old S tone Church stands to the Rev. John Craig and the session of the chur ch.  Capt. James James Allen was named as a member of the session.

  (2) 1773, May: John Anderson vs. S. Mathews, Mathew and James Lockh art, Augusta Co., VA court. Chancery writ dated 29 Jun 1769. James Al len was son-in-law of John Anderson. James Allen's deposition taken i n Botetourt, 1771. Hugh Allen was James' brother.

  (2a) 1790, 19 Oct: Andrew and Martha Anderson and James and Margare t Allen deed to John Griner, Augusta Co., VA, part of a tract patente d to John Anderson, dec'd, and by him conveyed in his lifetime to And rew and James.

 

 

 

        11             iv.    John Anderson1, born 1740.  He married Ann Erwin.

 

Notes for John Anderson:

!  (1) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher ( 1965) p.312. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

!  Birth: (1) s/o John Anderson/Jean.

  Baptism: (1) 19 Oct 1740, Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA, by Rev . John Craig.

  Death: (1) Died young? Not mentioned in his father's will.

 

 

 

        12              v.    Gen. Robert Anderson1, born November 15, 1741 in Augusta County, Virginia; died Bef. January 09, 1813 in Abbeville Co., South Carolina.  He married (1) Ann Thompson November 04, 1765 in Augusta County, Virginia; born 1745; died 1790.  He married (2) Lydia Turpin Maverick 1792 in Charleston, South Carolina.  He married (3) Jane Harris Reese 1804 in South Carolina.

 

Notes for Gen. Robert Anderson:

!  (1) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher ( 1965) p.114-115,312-313. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

  (2) "Annals of Augusta County 1726-1871," by Joseph Addison Waddel l (2nd. ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902). FHL film #1000 ,633, item 2.

  (3) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!  Birth: (1) s/o John Anderson.

  Baptism: (1) 15 Nov 1741, Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA, by Rev . John Craig.

  Marriage to Ann Thompson: (1) 4 Nov 1765. (2) (3) Robert Anderson obtained a marriage license 4 Nov 1765, Augusta Co., VA. No return.

 

  (1,2) Moved to SC a few years before the Revolutionary War. (1) Set tled in the western part of SC near Pendleton. He first located on Long Cane Creek in what was later Abbeville Co.

  (1) After the massacre in the neighborhhod of Fort Ninety-six, he removed to the Waxhaws, later Lancaster Co., SC.

  (1) After quiet was restored near Fort Ninety-six, he returned to that neighborhood, finally making his permanent home near Pendleton.

  (1,2) Served as Colonel under Gen. Andrew Pickens during Revolution ary War in South Carolina. (1) Gen. Pickens was his friend and neighbor.

  (1) After the Revolution, he was made General of the SC State Militia.

  (1,2) Anderson Co., SC was named for him.

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see web page

 

http://www.fincher.org/fincher/anderson.html

 

Notes for Ann Thompson:

!  (1) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher ( 1965) p.312-313. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

  (1) Of Augusta Co., VA.

 

 

 

        13             vi.    Jane "Jean" Anderson1, born Bef. 1744; died June 09, 1811.  She married (1) Lt. Hugh Allen November 06, 1765 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died Abt. October 10, 1774 in Point Pleasant, Mason Co., West Virginia.  She married (2) William Craig 1778 in Augusta Co., Virginia; born January 08, 1749/50; died June 09, 1811.

 

Notes for Jane "Jean" Anderson:

!  (1) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher ( 1965) p.314. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

  (2) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Annal s of Augusta Co., by Chalkey, Vol. III, p.177.

 

!  Birth: (1) d/o John Anderson/Jean.

  Baptism: (1) 29 Apr 1744, Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA, by Rev . John Craig.

  Marriage to Hugh Allen: (1) 6 Nov 1765.

  Marriage to William Craig: (1) 1778.

  Death: (2) 9 Jun 1811.

 

 

 

Notes for Lt. Hugh Allen:

!  (1) "Early Western Augusta County Pioneers," by George W. Cleek, p .338.

  (2) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.368 . Vol. 3, p.184. FHL #975.591/F2s. Cites: (a) John Anderson vs. S. Ma thews, Mathew and James Lockhart, Augusta Co., VA court (B). Chancer y writ dated 29 Jun 1769.

  (3) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.314. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

!  Birth: (2a) Hugh Allen was James Allen's brother.

  Death: (1) Killed at the Battle of Point Pleasant, 1774. (NOTE: Th e Battle of Point Pleasant, ending Dunmore's War, was fought 10 Oct 1 774 at what is now Point Pleasant, Mason Co., West Virginia.)

 

  (3) Of Augusta Co., VA.

  (2) c.1789: Hugh Allen's estate in account with the administrator : Paid to William Craig, who married the widow, her 1/3. Paid to Capt . John Campbell for soldier's bounty. Paid to Robert Rhodes for schoo ling orphans. Paid to Archibald Dixon for soldier's bounty. Date no t given - between entries of 22 Apr 1789 and 30 May 1789.

 

 

 

Notes for William Craig:

!  (1) "Early Western Augusta County Pioneers," by George W. Cleek, p .338.

  (2) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.314. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

!  Birth: (1) 8 Jan 1750. (2) Brother of Agnes  Craig who m. Capt. Ja mes Anderson.

  Death: (1) 9 Jun 1811.

 

  (2) Of Augusta Co., VA.

 

 

 

        14            vii.    James Anderson1, born March 16, 1745/46 in Augusta County, Virginia; died September 09, 1813 in Anderson Co., South Carolina.  He married Agnes Craig December 10, 1771 in Augusta County, Virginia; born April 10, 1754 in Virginia; died 1838 in South Carolina.

 

Notes for James Anderson:

!  (1) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher ( 1965) p.114-115,314-315. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

  (2) "Annals of Augusta County From 1726 to 1871," by Joseph Addiso n Waddell (2nd. Ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902). FHL fi lm #1000,633, item 2.

  (3) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!  Birth: (1) s/o John Anderson/Jean.

  Baptism: (1) 6 Mar 1748, Old Stone Church, Augusta Co., VA.

  Marriage to Agnes Craig: (1) 10 Dec 1771. (3) James Anderson obtain ed a marriage license, Augusta Co., VA, 10 Dec 1771. No return.

  Death: (1) 9 Sep 1813.

  Burial: (1) Old Carmel Church graveyard not far from Pendleton, SC.

 

  (1,2) Moved to South Carolina a few years before the Revolutionar y War.

  (1) Settled first near Rock Mills, in what was then Pendleton Distr ict, later Anderson Co., SC.

  (1) After a few years he moved to the head waters of Rocky River o n Beaver Dam Creek. His plantation was later owned by Richard H. Ande rson, his grandson.

  (1,2) Was Captain in the American army during the Revolutionary War.

 

 

 

Notes for Agnes Craig:

!  (1) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher ( 1965) p.114-115,314-315. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

  (2) "Early Western Augusta County Pioneers," by George W, Cleek, p. 338.

 

!  Birth: (1) d/o James Craig/Mary Laird. (1,2) 10 Apr 1754.

  Death: (1) 1838.

 

 

 

        15           viii.    Col. Andrew Anderson1, born Abt. 1749 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died Bet. 1821 - 1823 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  He married (1) Margaret Crawford Bef. 1783; born Abt. 1756 in Middle River, Augusta Co., Virginia; died August 12, 1786 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  He married (2) Martha Crawford March 13, 1788 in Augusta Co., Virginia; born May 10, 1761 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died Bef. May 29, 1821 in Augusta Co., Virginia.

 

Notes for Col. Andrew Anderson:

!  (1) "First Marriage Record of Augusta County, Virginia, 1785-1813, " by Col. Thomas Hughart Chapter DAR, Augusta Co., VA (The McClure Co ., Inc., Staunton, VA) p.14. LDS film #0030,415.

  (2) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO.

  (3) "Annals of Augusta County From 1726-1871," by Joseph Addison Wa ddell (2nd ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902) p.332. LDS f ilm #1000,633, item 2.

  (4) "Marriage Bonds, Virginia Genealogies and County Records," Vol . I, by Annie Walker Burns, p.30.

  (5) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.15 7,203-104,301,350,469, 471. Vol. 3, p.174,177,574,591. FHL #975.591/F 2s. Cites: (a) Augusta Co., VA Deed Bk 27, p.47.

  (6) Will of Andrew Anderson dtd 28 May 1921, Augusta Co., VA Probat e Records, Vol. 14 1819-1827, p.258. FHL film #30,320.

  (7) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.114-115,321,322. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

  (8) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley Jr., p.32,264. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

  (9) 1810 census index. Augusta Co., VA, p.312.

 

!  Birth: (7) c.1750, Augusta Co., VA, s/o John Anderson/Jean. 6th ch ild. (5) s/o John Anderson. (9) Age over 45 in 1810 (b. 1765 or befor e).

  Marriage to __ Crawford: (5) d/o George Crawford, bef. 1783.

  Marriage to Martha Crawford: (1,5,8) By the Rev. William Wilson, 1 3 Mar 1788, Augusta Co., VA. (3) (4,5,8) Bond dated 12 Mar 1788, Augu sta Co., VA. Bondsman, John Miller. (7) His 2nd wife.

  Death: (6) Will dtd 29 May 1821. (7) Will probated 1823, Augusta Co ., VA.

 

  (7) Served as Ensign, Lieutenant, and Captain in Revolution.

  (5) Revolutionary war declaration made Jul 1834 by Samuel Bell, app lying for pension from Augusta Co., VA, mentions service with Andre w Anderson, William Anderson, George Moffett, Joseph Patterson, Joh n Dickenson, Samuel McDowell, __ Arbuckle, Robert Renick, John Wilson , James Mitchell, Joseph Brown, Thomas Smith, John Bell, George Craig , Robert Fulton, Col. Campbell, Robert Kirk, James Bell, George Kelle r, company of William Campbell. Samuel Bell entered VA line on Contin ental establishment 8 Mar 1777, ensign in Capt. McGuire's Co. attache d to 16th Regiment commanded by Col. William Grayson. Promoted Lt. i n Capt. Thos. Bell's Co. in same regiment. Was at Battle of Brandywin e, Germantown, Guilford, Hotwater. John Bell's declaration 22 Dec 183 4 mentions Capt. Thomas Smith, Capt. Joseph Patterson, Lt. Andrew And erson, Maj. John Crawford.

  (3) 1781: Was stationed with his regiment at Fort Pitt.

  (2) Aft. 1781: Was elected to represent Augusta Co., VA in the Hous e of Delegates, and served many years. (7) Served for many consecutiv e years in the VA House of Delegates from Augusta Co.

  (2) 1784, 12 Jun: Was living in Augusta Co., VA.

  (5) 1785, 25 Jun: John Anderson deed to his son Andrew Anderson, Au gusta Co., VA. Delivered: William Anderson, the present owner, 8 Ju l 1815.

  (5) 1787, 20 Feb: His father left him a tract adjoining John Patter son and some slaves, Augusta Co., VA.

  (5a) 1790, 19 Oct: Andrew and Martha Anderson and James and Margare t Allen deed to John Griner, Augusta Co., VA, part of a tract patente d to John Anderson, dec'd, and by him conveyed in his lifetime to And rew and James.

  (7) 1794: Was the Colonel in command of the militia of Augusta Co. , VA.

  (5) 1812: Moody vs. Moody, Augusta Co., VA court. Andrew Moody d. A ugusta ca. 1810-1811 intestate, without wife or children. Andrew Mood y Jr. of Barren Co., KY and his brothers and sisters only heirs. Andr ew Anderson administrator, answers that Andrew Moody came to August a before the Revolutionary War with another person who called himsel f Andrew Anderson. Andrew Moody Jr. says Andrew Moody was an Irishman , was a citizen of VA and moved to KY.

  (9) 1810: Andrew Anderson living in Augusta Co., VA: 1 male under 1 0 (b. 1800-1810); 1 male & 1 female 10-16 (b. 1794-1800); 1 mal e & 1 female 16-26 (b. 1784-1794); 1 male 16-45 (b. 1764-1784); 1 mal e & 1 female 45+ (b. 1765 or before).

  (5) 1811: Thomas McCarthy vs. Massingbird in Circuit Court. In 1798 , Thomas McCarthy Sr., father of orator, bought of George Massingbir d adjoining tracts on little Levels in Bath adjoining Chas. Kinneson , William Hughes, Jno. McNeile, Wm. Poage, Jacob Kinneson, Lazarus Ba rtley, Jno. McNeil, James Laird, 1010 acres. James Crawford of August a claimed 270 acres. ... Suit was brought in District Court by heir s of James Crawford and judgement rendered for them for 270 acres. De puty Surveyor Thos. Arbuckle surveyed 322 acres instead of 270 acres. ... James Crawford's representatives are, viz: Widow Mary Crawford an d children, viz: Sarah, James, William, John, Polly. Answer, 27 Jun 1 815, of Polly and Elizabeth Crawford, infants... James Crawford, fath er of Polly and Elizabeth, was eldest son and heir of George Crawford , who died intestate, as to said land. Col. Andrew Anderson deposes 2 9 Oct 1818 in Staunton, VA at the tavern of Dabney Cosby, he marrie d eldest daughter of George Crawford of Augusta. She died 12 Aug 1786 . George died between 1780 and 1784. James was eldest son of George . Andrew knew Col. Samuel Lewis who moved from Augusta to Greenbrier , and was son of Gen. Andrew Lewis.

  (6) 1821, 29 May: Wrote his will. Left to sons Robert, James, and W illiam "the plantation whereon I now live to be divided between them, " Robert's 200 acres bordering on a river and Crawford's line. Left h is son Robert 8 slaves and "his horse and saddle as his own property. " Gave his son James 2 slaves. Gave daughter Sally and her husband Ja cob Ruff 3 slaves and "all the personal property they received at o r after their marriage." Left to daughter Nancy and her husband Willi am Crawford two slaves and "all the personal property they received a t or after their marriage."  Left to grandchildren Susy Brown and Geo rge Brown $200 each. Son Robert executor.

 

 

 

Notes for Margaret Crawford:

!  (1) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extrac ted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," b y Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p .203-204.

  (2) Ancestral File, FHL, 1995. Caroline Crawford Howard, 3431 Airli e St., Charlotte, NC 28205.

 

!  Birth: (1) Eldest daughter of George Crawford of Augusta. (2) Ab t 1756, Middle River, Augusta Co., VA, d/o George Crawford/Elizabet h Poage.

  Death: (1) 12 Aug 1786.

 

  (1) 1811: Thomas McCarthy vs. Massingbird in Circuit Court. In 1798 , Thomas McCarthy Sr., father of orator, bought of George Massingbir d adjoining tracts on little Levels in Bath adjoining Chas. Kinneson , William Hughes, Jno. McNeile, Wm. Poage, Jacob Kinneson, Lazarus Ba rtley, Jno. McNeil, James Laird, 1010 acres. James Crawford of August a claimed 270 acres. ... Suit was brought in District Court by heir s of James Crawford and judgement rendered for them for 270 acres. De puty Surveyor Thos. Arbuckle surveyed 322 acres instead of 270 acres. ... James Crawford's representatives are, viz: Widow Mary Crawford an d children, viz: Sarah, James, William, John, Polly. Answer, 27 Jun 1 815, of Polly and Elizabeth Crawford, infants... James Crawford, fath er of Polly and Elizabeth, was eldest son and heir of George Crawford , who died intestate, as to said land. Col. Andrew Anderson deposes 2 9 Oct 1818 in Staunton, VA at the tavern of Dabney Cosby, he marrie d eldest daughter of George Crawford of Augusta. She died 12 Aug 1786 . George died between 1780 and 1784. James was eldest son of George.

 

 

 

Notes for Martha Crawford:

!  (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO.

  (2) Will of Andrew Anderson dtd 29 May 1821, Augusta Co., VA Probat e Records, Vol. 14 1819-1827, p.258. FHL film #30,320.

  (3) "First Marriage Record of Augusta County, Virginia, 1785-1813, " by Col. Thomas Hughart Chapter DAR, Augusta Co., VA (The McClure Co ., Inc., Staunton, VA) p.14. LDS film #0030,415.

  (4) "Marriage Bonds, Virginia Genealogies and County Records," Vol . I, by Annie Walker Burns, p.30.

  (5) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.97 ,301,350. FHL #975.591/F2s.

  (6) "Early Western Augusta Pioneers," by George W. Cleek (1957) p.3 42. FHL #975.591 D2cg. Cites: (a) Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk VII, p.31.

  (7) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.322. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

  (8) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley Jr., p.32,264. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!  Birth: (1) 10 May 1761, Augusta Co., VA. (5,7) d/o Patrick Crawfor d. (6) d/o Patrick Crawford/Sally Wilson.

  Marriage to Andrew Anderson: (3,5,8) 13 Mar 1788, Augusta Co., VA . (3,5,8) By Rev. William Wilson. (4,5,8) Bond dated 12 Mar 1788, Aug usta Co., VA, John Miller surety. (7)

  Death: (2) Not mentioned in her husband's will dtd 29 May 1821.

 

  (6a) 1786, 4 Dec: Will of Patrick Crawford names his daughter Marth a.

  (5) 1805, 18 Jun: Daniel Fall of Augusta Co., VA vs. John Crawford , case filed in Circuit Court. Patrick Crawford of Augusta died testa te, but intestate as to much of his estate. He left children and gran dchildren, among them Margaret Crawford, wife of complainant and daug hter of John Crawford, who at Patrick's death was infant and only chi ld of Margaret Crawford, one of daughters of Patrick had married Joh n Crawford and died before Patrick. Matty Anderson deposes that Joh n Crawford married her sister, who died shortly after birth of her fi rst child. Before death she wished her sister Betsey Robertson to tak e the child. Fall's wife had an aunt McFeeters.

 

 

 

        16              ix.    William Anderson1, born July 1750 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died July 1817 in Jessamine County, Kentucky.  He married (1) Mary Craig 1777; born May 10, 1752; died January 16, 1778.  He married (2) Catherine Blair 1779.

 

Notes for William Anderson:

!  (1) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher ( 1965) p.114-115,322. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

  (2) "Annals of Augusta County From 1726 to 1871," by Joseph Addiso n Waddell (2nd. ed., C. Russell Caldwell, Staunton, VA, 1902). LDS fi lm #1000,633, item 2.

  (3) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 2, p.469 . FHL #975.591/F2s.

  (4) Records of Augusta Co., Virginia 1745-1800, Vol. 3, by Chaulke y (1966) p.177. LDS lib. #975.591/F2s.

 

!  Birth: (1) c.1752, s/o John Anderson/Jean.

  Marriage to Mary Craig: (1)

 

  (1,2) Was a Captain during the Revolutionary War. (3) Revolutionar y War declaration made Jul 1834 by Samuel Bell in application for pen sion, Augusta Co., VA, mentions service with Andrew Anderson, Willia m Anderson and others. Samuel Bell entered the VA line on Continenta l establishment 8 Mar 1777, was ensign in Capt. McGuire's Co. attache d to 16th Regiment commanded by Col. William Grayson. Promoted to Lt. , Capt. Thomas Bell's Co. in same regiment. Was at Battle of Brandywi ne, Germantown, Guilford, Hotwater.

  (4) 1779, 4 Mar: His father's will states "in case he return from h is journey."

  (1,2) 1784: Moved to Kentucky. (2) Moved with the Trimbles, Moffett s, and others.

 

 

 

Notes for Mary Craig:

!  (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, 7105 E. Powers Ave., Greenwood Village , CO 80111. Cites: (a) Gleanings of Virginia History, by Wm. Fletche r Boogher. (b) Annals of Augusta Co., by Chalkey, Vol. III, p.177.

 

!  Birth: (1b) 10 May 1752.

  Death: (1b) 16 Jan 1778.

 

 

 

 

        5.  James4 Anderson (John3, North Side2, Colonial Virginia1)1 was born Bef. 1719, and died 1779 in Barren County, Kentucky.  He married Jean ?1. 

 

Notes for James Anderson:

James 06/10/1740 Augusta Co

400a head of Long Glade of north RIver of Shanando

19/633

 

James 12/15/1749 Augusta Co

50a by the Long Glade

27/462

 

James 09/10/1755 Augusta Co

58a head spring Long Glade northwest side of his own

31/644

 

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!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916). Cites : (a) Lyman C. Draper Collection, letter of George Christian. (b) Vir ginia Land Office records 1738-1747. (c) Augusta Co., VA court record s, Dec 1757, statement of Margaret Anderson. (d) Will of Margaret And erson, Augusta Co., VA Will Book 3, p.311.

  (2) "Annals of Augusta County, VA, 1726-1871," by Joseph Addison Wa ddell (Staunton, VA, 1902) p.38-41.

  (3) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

!  Birth: (3) Believed to have been brother of John, William and Jame s Anderson.

 

  (1) Bef. 1736: Came with parents and brothers from Ulster, Irelan d to Port of Pennsylvania. Lived for a while in Lancaster Co., PA.

  (1) Abt. 1736-1738: Lived in East Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA.

  (1) Abt. 1738: Came to Augusta Co., VA, then Orange Co., VA.

  (3) Seven or eight heads of families who bore the name of Anderso n were among the earliest settlers of Augusta Co., VA. Whether relate d to each other in any degree is not definitely known, but four of th em, John, George, William and James, settled in the Stone Church neig hborhood and are believed to have been brothers. The other Anderson s referred to settled on Borden's grant in what is now Rockbridge Co . and are not believed to have been related to those who located on o r near Middle River in Augusta Co.

  (2) 1740, 1 Sep: Was granted 270 a. in Augusta Co., VA, on a branc h of Cathey's River, called Anderson's Branch, for importing 5 person s to VA.

 

James 09/01/1780 Augusta Co

76a adj McComb, Blair, Wm & Sml Anderson and Wm Young's land

D/108

 

James,Sr. 09/01/1780 Augusta Co

137a head spring of Long Glade

patents D/206

 

 

       

Children of James Anderson and Jean ? are:

        17               i.    John5 Anderson, died 1817.  He married (1) Elizabeth Tempin Davis.  He married (2) Polly Walkup.

        18              ii.    George Anderson1.

        19             iii.    Jane Anderson.

        20             iv.    William Anderson.

 

Notes for William Anderson:

William 11/12/1787 Augusta Co

150a co-patent Samuel Anderson draft of Naked Creek

grants 14/186

 

 

 

        21              v.    James Anderson1.

        22             vi.    Agnes Anderson1, born Abt. October 19, 1740 in Augusta County, Virginia.

        23            vii.    Ann Anderson1, born Abt. March 01, 1740/41 in Augusta County, Virginia.

        24           viii.    Mary Anderson1, born Abt. March 24, 1742/43 in Augusta County, Virginia.

        25              ix.    Thomas Anderson1, born February 12, 1744/45 in Augusta County, Virginia.

        26               x.    Samuel Anderson1, born February 15, 1746/47; died in Kentucky.  He married Sarah Young.

 

Notes for Samuel Anderson:

Samuel 06/01 1782 Augusta Co

34a Long Glade adj his own

grants F/501

 

Samuel 11/12/1787 Augusta Co

150a co-patent William Anderson

grants 14/186

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!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

 

!  Birth: (1) s/o James Anderson, s/o John Anderson/Margaret?

 

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Subj:       Re: samuel anderson in virginia

Date:      11/11/99 1:11:24 AM Eastern Standard Time

From:     Linander6

To: PatAnder73

 

Pat - Thanks for the info.  I am not a beginner, just a beginner to the internet.  I've been tracking Andersons in VA for ca 25 years.  I know all the Samuels you mentioned except Samuel Read Anderson.  What family does he belong to?  Also, please correct your info.  The Samuel Anderson b in 1747 in Augusta Co, s of James, married Sarah Young and migrated to KY.  He is NOT the Samuel who married Elizabeth, and who may be my ancester.  This is a commonly repeated piece of misinformation.  Thank you for taking the time to reply.  Linda 

 

 

        6.  George4 Anderson (John3, North Side2, Colonial Virginia1)1 was born Bef. 1720, and died Bef. April 21, 1789 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  He married Elizabeth ? Bef. 1736 in Ulster, Ireland. 

 

Notes for George Anderson:

George 01/30/1741 Augusta Co

330a both sides south branch of Shanando

20/109

 

George 11/25/1743 Augusta Co

200a branch of Cathey's River called Jennings Branch

21/613

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Sources:

 

  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916. Cites : (a) Lyman C. Draper Collection, letter of George Christian. (b) Vir ginia Land Office Records 1738-1747. (c) Augusta Co., VA Court record , Dec 1757, sworn statment of Margaret Anderson. (d) Orange Co., VA , Order Book B, p.158, 22 May 1740, statement of George Anderson. (e ) Records of Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance, VA, made by Rev. Joh n Craig 1740-1749. (f) Will of Margaret Anderson, Augusta Co., VA Wil l Book 3, p.311. (g) Will of George Anderson, Augusta Co., VA, Will B ook 7, p.144, dtd 12 Jun 1784, proved 21 Apr 1789.

 

  (2) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) Vol. 1, p.13 . Vol. 3, p.184. FHL #975.591/F2s.

 

  (3) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.308- 309. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

 

 

Information:

 

  Birth: (3) Believed to have been brother of John, William and James Anderson.

  Marriage to Elizabeth __: (1d) Came with him from Ulster, Ireland.

  Death: (1g,2) Will proved 21 Apr 1789, Augusta Co., VA.

 

  (1) Bef. 1736: Brought his wife, Elizabeth, and William, Margaret , John, and Francis Anderson from Ireland to Philadelphia. Lived for a while in Lancaster Co., PA.

  (1) Abt. 1736-1738: Lived in East Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA.

  (1) Abt. 1738: Came to Augusta Co., VA, then part of Orange Co., VA.

  (3) Seven or eight heads of families who bore the name of Anderso n were among the earliest settlers of Augusta Co., VA. Whether related to each other in any degree is not definitely known, but four of them, John, George, William and James, settled in the Stone Church neighborhood and are believed to have been brothers. The other Andersons referred to settled on Borden's grant in what is now Rockbridge Co . and are not believed to have been related to those who located on or near Middle River in Augusta Co.

  (1) 1740, 22 May: Appeared in Orange Co., VA court to claim land due him for importing 5 persons to Augusta Co.

  (2) 1745, 10 Dec: At the first court upon the formation of Augusta Co., VA, James Lesley was appointed Constable vice William Baskins in George Anderson's Co.

  (1a) Lived in Middle River, Augusta Co., VA.

  (2) 1784, 12 Jun: Wrote his will. Left to his grandson George Anderson, infant son of his deceased son William, 100 acres where William lived, adjoining Paterson's Island. Names sons George and James executors. Names grandson George Anderson, infant son of his deceased son John. Names sons-in-law Gilbert Christian, Adam Guthery, James Andiddle, and William Anderson. Names daughter Jane. Teste: Robert Kenney , James Magonel, Andrew Anderson.

  (2) 1788, 9 Jun: Wrote codicil to his will. The 100 acres left to his grandson George was now divided between him and his mother Margaret, and at her marriage or death, her 50 acres were to go to his grand children Elizabeth, Mary, Margaret, Robert, Jane, and Nancy Anderson . Teste: James Anderson, William Anderson, William Brooks.

 

 

       

Children of George Anderson and Elizabeth ? are:

        27               i.    William5 Anderson1, born November 02, 1740 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died Bef. June 12, 1784.  He married Margaret Christian; born September 15, 1743.

 

Notes for William Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916). Cites : (a) Records of  Rev. John Craig, D.D., Augusta Stone Church, Ft. De fiance, VA, 1740-1749. (b) Will of George Anderson, Augusta Co., VA , Will Bk 7, p.144.

  (2) "Records of Augusta Co., Virginia 1745-1800," by Chaulkey (1966 ) Vol. 3, p.184. FHL #975.591/f2s.

 

!  Baptism: (1a) 2 Nov 1740, Augusta Stone Church.

  Marriage to Margaret __: (2) Will of his father George Anderson nam es Margaret, mother of his son George. (See notes below.)

  Death: (1b) Will of father dtd 12 Jun 1784 names children of his de ceased son William.

 

  (2) 1784, 12 Jun: George Anderson Sr. names in his will George Ande rson, infant son of his deceased son and heir William Anderson, leavi ng to George the infant 100 acres where William lived, adjoing Paters on's Island. Names also William's daughters. In a codicil dtd 9 Jun 1 788, the 100 acres left to William's son George was now divided betwe en him and his mother Margaret. At her marriage or death, her 50 acre s was to go to George Anderson Sr.'s grandchildren Elizabeth, Mary, M argaret, Robert, Jane, and Nancy Anderson.

 

 

 

        28              ii.    Margaret Anderson1, born June 27, 1742 in Augusta County, Virginia.  She married Gilbert Christian Bet. 1762 - 1763 in Augusta Co., Virginia.

 

Notes for Margaret Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916). Cites : (a) Records of Rev. John Craig, D.D., Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Def iance, VA 1740-1749. (b) Will of George Anderson, Augusta Co., VA, Wi ll Bk 7, p.144. (c) Lyman C. Draper Collection, letter of George Chri stian.

 

!  Baptism: (1a) 27 Jun 1742, Augusta Stone Church.

  Marriage to Gilbert Christian: (1b,c) 1762/1763, Augusta Co., VA.

 

 

 

Notes for Gilbert Christian:

!  (1) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extrac ted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," b y Lyman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p .298. FHL #975.591/F2s.

 

  (1) 1791, 14 Oct: Gilbert Christian surety for Joseph Ray and Lydi a Nicholas marriage bond, Augusta Co., VA.

 

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Subj:       Christian/Anderson/Skillern

Date:      5/1/00 5:57:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From:     Lindee40

To: PatAnder73

 

Dear Mr. Anderson,

 

Terry D. Smith responded to my inquiry about this family by giving me your e-mail address.  Our family is descended from Gilbert Christian and Margaret Anderson.  I am have some trouble sorting out the many marriages of Christian/Anderson and Skillern/Anderson and Skillern/Christian.  I hope you can help me.

 

From the Bible entries of John Anderson, b. May 6, 1750 and Rebecca Maxwell Anderson, b. August 7, 1753, he lists the names of all his 62 grandchildren with dates of birth and whose children they are.  According to this entry and the wills of William Christian and his wife Elizabeth "Betsey" Anderson, these facts are cross referenced as correct. 

 

Several researchers show Gilbert Christian married to Margaret Anderson and the child of William Christian, b. 1772 and Margaret Anderson, b. Est. 1766-1789.  Obviously, Gilbert didn't marry his mother.  Can you verify the parentage of both Margaret Anderson married to Gilbert and Margaret Anderson married to William?

 

Later, there is a William Christian (one of many) b. 1808 in KY and sometimes shown as the child of William Christian, b. 1772 and Margaret Anderson.  I do not know for sure who the parents of William, Isabella Moffett, George Anderson and Pierra Christian, all born early 1800's in Kentucky were.  There is a possibility that they are the children of John Christian, Sr., son of Gilbert, who was in Kentucky during that time period and would be about the right age.  This group of four brothers and sisters ended up in Nacogdoches, Texas. 

 

I am hopeful, as a direct descendant of Andersons, that you will have more solid information on some of these Margaret Andersons.   Thank you for  any clarification you might be able to give me.

 

Linda Christian

 

 

        29             iii.    Mary Anderson1, born March 18, 1743/44 in Augusta County, Virginia.  She married Adam Guthrey.

 

Notes for Mary Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916). Cites : (a) Records of Rev. John Craig, D.D., Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Def iance, VA.

 

!  Baptism: (1a) 18 Mar 1744, Augusta Stone Church.

 

 

 

        30             iv.    John Anderson1, born June 1746 in Augusta County, Virginia; died Bef. June 12, 1784.

 

Notes for John Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916). Cites : (a) Records of Rev. John Craig, D.D., Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Def iance, VA. (b) Will of George Anderson, Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk 7, p .144.

 

!  Baptism: (1a) Jun 1746, Augusta Stone Church.

  Death: (1b) Will of his father names grandson George, son of his de ceased son John.

 

 

 

        31              v.    George Anderson1, born November 25, 1748 in Augusta County, Virginia.

 

Notes for George Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916). Cites : (a) Records of Rev. John Craig, D.D., Augusta Stone Church, Ft. Def iance, VA. (b) Will of George Anderson (his father), Augusta Co., VA , Will Bk 7, p.144.

 

!  Baptism: (1a) 27 Nov 1748, Augusta Stone Church.

 

  (1) 1789, 21 Apr: Was Executor of his father's will.

 

George 05/24/1797 Augusta Co

86a Middle RIver adj Enos Jones & Robert Anderson

grants 39/295

 

 

        32             vi.    James Anderson1.

 

Notes for James Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916). Cites : (a) Will of George Anderson, Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk 7, p.144.

 

  (1) 1789, 21 Apr: Was executor of his father's will with his brothe r George.

 

 

 

        33            vii.    Jane Anderson1.  She married Robert Patterson January 30, 1786 in Augusta Co., Virginia.

 

Notes for Jane Anderson:

!  (1) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley Jr., p.230. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!  Birth: (1) d/o George Anderson.

  Marriage to Robert Patterson: (1) 30 Jan 1786, Augusta Co., VA, b y William Wilson. Bond dtd same date, Samuel Armstrong bondsman. Wits . George Anderson, William Brooks.

 

 

 

Notes for Robert Patterson:

!(1) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley

 Jr., p.230. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!Birth: (1) s/o John Patterson.

 

 

 

 

        7.  William4 Anderson (John3, North Side2, Colonial Virginia1)1 was born Abt. 1721, and died Bef. June 1794 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  He married (1) Mary Reid1.  She was born in Ireland, and died April 10, 1743 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  He married (2) Elizabeth Campbell1 Abt. 1746 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  She died Aft. June 1794.

 

Notes for William Anderson:

William 06/10/1740 Augusta Co

400a bothsides of middle River of Chanado

patents 19/632

 

William 12/01/1740 Augusta Co

90a sotuhside Catheys RIver adj John Moffet & JOhn Francis

patents 19/846

 

William 12/01/1740 Augusta Co

400a branch of Cathey's River called Anderson Branch

patents 19/892

 

William 03/05/1747 Augusta Co

400a southside middle River of Shanando called Catheys Crrek

patents 26/205

 

William 08/16/1756 Augusta Co

82a adj his own

patents 34/128

 

William 07/15/1760 Augusta Co

100a James River

patents 34/598

 

William 03/01/1781 Augusta Co

210a SE side of his own adj Eanos Jones

patents D/706

 

William 03/16/1792 Augusta Co

400a adj his own on Back Creek

grants 26/53

 

William 09/30/1796 Augusta Co

130a eastside Back Creek branch of South River

grants 34/615

 

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!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916. Cites : (a) Lyman C. Draper Collection, letter of George Christian. (b) Vir ginia Land Office Records 1738-1747. (c) History of Orange Co., VA, b y Scott. (d) Elizabeth Thurman Edington of Tucson, AZ, deceased 1952 ; left her records to cousin Mr. J. Eugene Lewis, Chattanooga, TN. (e ) Augusta Co., VA Court record, Dec 1757. Sworn statement of Margare t Anderson. (f) Will of Margaret Anderson, Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk 3 , p.311. (g) Will of William Anderson, Augusta Co., VA, Will Bk 8, p. 114, dtd 27 Aug 1792, proved Jun 1794.

  (2) Janet Beall Broadbent, Beall Broadbent Family Org., Inc., 214 F rances Dr., Los Altos, CA 94022. Cites: (a) Unproved will of Willia m Anderson 1780. (b) Will of William Anderson cited in 1g. (c) Will o f Margaret Anderson cited in 1f. (d) Anderson Genealogy, 1 above. (e ) Records of Augusta Co., VA, by Chalkey, Vol. 3 - Land Grant 1740. ( f) Marriages of Augusta Co., VA 1785-1816, by Chalkey, Vol. 1.

  (3) Samuel O. Ruff, Arlington, VA. Cites: (a) Mrs. Beverley Suter , Staunton, VA.

  (4) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.16 6-167. FHL #975.591/F2s.

  (5) "Gleanings of Virginia History," by William Fletcher Boogher (1 965) p.308-309. FHL #975.5 H2bw.

  (6) Kindred Konnections, Draper, UT. Submitter b5813304. Cites: (a ) Edward L. Woodyard, One Spruce Hollow, Armonk, NY 10504, or 30 Mea d Ave., Greenwich, CT (1986).

 

!  Birth: (2) Abt 1721 (assumed), Ulster, Ireland. (5) Believed to ha ve been brother of John, William and James Anderson. (6) Ireland.

  Marriage to Hannah CHRITIAN: (1,2) Had a 1st wife. (6)

  Marriage to Elizabeth CAMPBELL: (1,2) Abt. 1746, Augusta Co., VA. ( 6) Married Elizabeth __ after Hannah died in childbirth.

  Death: (1g) Will proved Jun 1794, Augusta Co., VA.

  Burial: (3) Middle River, Augusta Co., VA.

 

  (1) Bef. 1736: Came to Port of Philadelphia from Ulster, Ireland, w ith parents and brother George. Lived a while in Lancaster Co., PA.

  (1) Abt. 1736-1738: Lived in East Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA.

  (1) Abt. 1738: Came to Augusta Co., VA.  (3) Settled in area of Aug usta Stone Church, Ft. Defiance.

  (5) Seven or eight heads of families who bore the name of Anderso n were among the earliest settlers of Augusta Co., VA. Whether relate d to each other in any degree is not definitely known, but four of th em, John, George, William and James, settled in the Stone Church neig hborhood and are believed to have been brothers. The other Anderson s referred to settled on Borden's grant in what is now Rockbridge Co . and are not believed to have been related to those who located on o r near Middle River in Augusta Co.

  1) 1740, 10 Jun - 1747, 5 Mar: Received land grants of about 1300 a . in Augusta Co., VA.

  (1c) 1742: Served as Ensign under Col. James Patton, Orange Co., VA.

  (1) 1747-1760, 15 Jul: Purchased more land in Augusta Co., VA.

  (4) 1813, 24 Aug: Bell vs. Anderson, Augusta Co., VA. On 17 Mar 177 8, David Bell made an entry in Augusta for 400 acres adjoining his ow n and Hall's and Moffett's lands. David died 1780 and William Bell, h is heir at law, became entitled, who had the survey made and conveye d to orator, James Bell. On 12 Jun 1772, William Anderson located 10 0 acres adjoining. Robert Anderson, son of William, sold to Detrick . Answer by Alexander Anderson, son of William.

 

 

 

Notes for Mary Reid:

 

 

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

  (2) Kindred Konnections, Draper, UT. Submitter b5813304. Cites: (a ) Edward L. Woodyard, One Spruce Hollow, Armonk, NY 10504, or 30 Mea d Ave., Greenwich, CT (1986).

 

!  Birth: (2) Ireland.

  Death: (1) 10 Apr 1743. (1,2) Augusta Co., VA, in childbirth.

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Subj:      

Date:       3/4/00 1:50:59 AM Eastern Standard Time

From:      [email protected] (susiemac)

To:  [email protected]

 

I am direct decendant of John Anderson and Margaret (Campbell?) of Larnark, Scotland, to Northern Ireland and finally to Philidelphia with there Four sons which William is my line. Wiliiams frist wife was Mary Reid who died the same evening their first daughter Margaret was born, April 10 1743. William Then married Elizabeth Campbell and had the all the other children. Their son John Anderson and Rebecca Malissa Maxwell Hall (her frist husbsnds name was Hall) Anderson are my line. This is from the family bible  Jane/Jean Anderson Henniger, daughter of William and Elizabeth Anderson.

Susie  

 

 

 

Notes for Elizabeth Campbell:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916). Cites : (a) Will of William Anderson, Augusta Co., VA Will Bk 8, p.114.

 

!  Death: (1) Was living in Jun 1794.

 

 

       

Child of William Anderson and Mary Reid is:

        34               i.    Margaret5 Anderson1, born April 10, 1743 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died Abt. 1805 in Garrard Co., Kentucky.  She married James Clendenin Abt. 1758 in Virginia; born Abt. 1736 in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania; died Abt. 1811 in Rockcastle Co., Kentucky.

 

Notes for Margaret Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

  (2) Kindred Konnections, Draper, UT. Submitter b5813304. Cites: (a ) Edward L. Woodyard, One Spruce Hollow, Armonk, NY 10504, or 30 Mea d Ave., Greenwich, CT (1986).

 

!  Birth: (1,2) 10 Apr 1743, Augusta Co., VA. (1) d/o William ANDERSO N. Her mother died at her birth. (2) d/o William ANDERSON/Hannah CHRI STIAN.

  Marriage to James Clendenin: (1) (2) 1758, VA.

  Death: (2) Abt 1805, Garrard Co., KY.

 

Posted by: C. R. S. Clendenen Date: April 12, 2000 at 08:09:49

In Reply to: JAMes CLENDENIN, Virginia 1775 by BILL SHARP  of 89 

Genforum.com

 

James and Margaret Anderson Clendenin had 8 children.

 

John md. Mary Sympson

Hannah Anderson

Rebecca md. William Sympson

William md. Helen Fowler

Josiah md. Nancy Livingston

Martha "Patsy" md. Joseph Baldwin

Mary md. Charles Francis Boggs

Elizabeth md. Caleb Knapp/Napp

 

 

 

 

Notes for James Clendenin:

!  (1) Kindred Konnections, Draper, UT. Submitter b5813304. Cites: (a ) Edward L. Woodyard, One Spruce Hollow, Armonk, NY 10504, or 30 Mea d Ave., Greenwich, CT (1986). (b) Dorothy Clendenin Chew, "Charles Cl endenin: His Ancestors and Some Descendants." Manuscript in possessio n of Mary Lou Clendenen Smith, Jefferson Blvd., Point Pleasant, WV, 2 5550.

 

!  Birth: (1) 1736, Lancaster Co., PA. (1a) s/o Charles CLENDENIN/Mar y PATTERSON. (1b) Source does not list a son James for Charles and Ma ry CLENDENIN.

  Death: (1) About 1811, Rockcastle Co., KY.

 

  (1a) Is beleived to have been the wandering, exploring, ranging, sc outing, hunting kind of frontiersman rather than the true farmer.

 

 

 

       

Children of William Anderson and Elizabeth Campbell are:

        35               i.    Mary5 Anderson1, born June 05, 1747 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  She married William Skillings April 12, 1763.

 

Notes for Mary Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

 

!  Birth: (1) 5 Jun 1747.

  Baptism: (1) 21 Jun 1747.

  Marriage to William Skillings/Skillern: (1) 12 Apr 1763.

 

 

 

        36              ii.    John Anderson1, born May 05, 1750 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died October 13, 1817 in Scott County, Virginia.  He married Rebecca Maxwell January 10, 1775 in Botetourt Co., Virginia; born August 07, 1753; died February 21, 1824 in Scott County, Virginia.

 

Notes for John Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

  (2) "Early Marriages, Wills, and Some Revolutionary War Records, Bo tetourt County, Virginia," comp. by Anne Lowry Worrell (Orig. pub. Hi llsville, VA, 1958: Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1976) p.4.

  (3) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!  Birth: (1) 5 May 1750, s/o William Anderson/Elizabeth Campbell.

  Marriage to Rebecca Maxwell: (1,2) 10 Jan 1775. (2) Botetourt Co. , VA. (3) John Anderson obtained a marriage license, 4 Feb 1774, Augu sta Co., VA. No return.

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Subj:      

Date:      3/4/00 2:54:33 AM Eastern Standard Time

From:     [email protected] (susiemac)

To: [email protected]

 

PS

My John Anderson who married Rebecca did not have an W for intial of a middle name. There was a John W. Anderson in the same area and may have been related but, Williams son John did not have the intial W. in his name.

The source everyone seems to use is from Mary Lynn Steward. I have read this book and her own resorces are sketchie at best. I traveled all over to verify my research. I even went to Philidelphia to their historical library and reseached when the Andersons came in to PA. They were not Irish. They were from Scotland and along with other clans fled the English teranny by way of Ireland to the colonies. I have read the english tax records in that library and read the what Jane Anderson Henninger wrote her family bible. It is in a prvate family collection in TN. And the family no longer allows viewing of the bible and even had to have the phone number changed because as genealogy became more popular life became a nightmare for them. Calls, letters, ect. from all over. I have lot of history on this line and have crawled through brush, climbed hills to old Anderson family cemetaries looking and verifying all I have. Went to tiny towns and big cities. Interviewed people, family, cousins in-laws, out-laws, ect. I was not content to put down what someone wrote nearly 100 years ago. I noticed I misspelled Rebecca Melissa Maxwells middle name early. Sorry. I hope this helpes.

Susie

 

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Subj:       Anderson-Wm., Capt.John, Elkana VA>NC>TN>AK

Date:      98-01-20 10:52:44 EST

From:     [email protected] (Smith)

To: [email protected]

 

 I thought  that as long as everyone was looking for Elkanah Anderson, I would enter my first note to the Anderson list. Elkanah is a name that runs through my line.

 

The information I have indicates my first known ancestor is WILLIAM ANDERSON who settled in Augusta, County VA in the early 1700s with three brothers: John, George, and James. He married Mary REID.  Their son was CAPT. JOHN ANDERSON who settled in the "Block House" which was one of the notable stopping places on the old Wilderness road to Kentucky.

 

Capt.John Anderson b. May 5, 1750 m. Rebecca Maxwell b. Aug 7, 1753.

children:

William b. Oct 31, 1776 m. Rebecca Skillern

John Anderson Jr. b. Oct. 5, 1778 m. Elizabeth McNair

Mary Anderson b. Feb 15, 1781 m. John Skillern

Elizabeth Anderson b. Mar. 6, 1783 m. William Christian

Audley Anderson b. March 11, 1785 m. Elizabeth Rea

Sarah Anderson b. Feb 7, 1787 m. Rev. Andrew Galbreath

Isaac C. Anderson b. May 3, 1789 m. Margaret Rea

Jane Anderson b. Jan 20, 1791 m. Rev. John Heniner

 

 

William Anderson and Rebecca Skillern migrated from Washington Co., VA to Anderson Co., SC to Perry Co., TN.

 

William Anderson and Rebecca SKILLERN had the following children

John W. b.Nov 1805

Elkanah b.Dec. 10, 1812, Perry Co. Tennessee

Sarah b.April 17,1815

William P. b. Jan 4, 1819

 

If this line connects with anyone, I would love to hear from you.

 

Pam Smith

[email protected]

 

 

        37             iii.    Rebecca Anderson1, born 1752 in Augusta County, Virginia; died 1798 in Tennessee.  She married (1) Col. Samuel Augustus Wallace1 1771 in Rockbridge Co., Virginia; born 1745 in Rockbridge Co., Virginia; died March 20, 1786 in Rockbridge Co., Virginia.  She married (2) James Grisby1 April 1786 in Lexington, Rockbridge Co., Virginia.

 

Notes for Rebecca Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

  (2) "John M. Ruff, A Memoir of an Early 19th Century Citizen," by S amuel O. Ruff (unpublished, 1987) p.4.

  (3) Janet Beall Broadbent, Beall Broadbent Family Org., Los Altos , CA 94022, Jan 1983. Cites: (a) William Wallace family Bible in poss ession of H.J. Geiger, Knoxville, TN.

 

!  Birth: (1,3) 1752. (3) Augusta Co., VA.

  Marriage to Col. Samuel Augustus Wallace: (1,3) 1771. (3) Rockbridg e Co., VA.

  Marriage to James Grisby: (1) 1786. (2) Apr 1786, one month after h er first husband's death. Was living in Lexington, VA.

  Death: (3) 1798, French Broad River, TN.

 

  (2) Aft. 1786: Moved to Sevier Co., TN, with her 2nd husband. Too k her oldest daughter Betsy along.

 

 

 

Notes for Col. Samuel Augustus Wallace:

!(1) "John M. Ruff, A Memoir of an Early 19th Century Citizen," by Sa muel O.

 Ruff (unpublished, 1987) p.3,4,25. Cites: (a) Virginia State Archive s,

 Richmond.

(2) Janet Beall Broadbent, Beall Broadbent Family Org., Los Altos, C A 94022,

 Jan 1983. Cites: (a) William Wallace family Bible in possession of H .J. Geiger,

 Knoxville, TN.

 

Birth: (1,2) 1745, s/o Peter Wallace, Jr./Martha Woods. (2) Rockbridg e Co., VA.

Death: (1) Mar 1786. (2) 20 Mar 1786, Rockbridge Co., VA.

 

(1) c.1774 or later: Was in command of Fort Young.

(1) 1778, 7 Apr: The trial of 3 men who murdered Chief Cornstalk whil e he was a

 hostage was held at Samuel Wallace's house, the first court in Rockb ridge Co.

 (NOTE: Cornstalk, principal chief of the Shawnee Indian septs who ha d led the

 Shawnees in the Battle of Point Pleasant, went with his son Elinipsi co and a

 subchief Red Hawk to Fort Randolph under a flag of truce to inform C apt.

 Arbuckle that he would no longer restrain his warriors from joinin g raiding

 parties. Capt. Arnuckle had the 3 Indians held hostage. A group of s oldiers

 and frontiersmen came to see the prisoners, and Capt. John Hall, rec ognizing

 Cornstalk, shot him. Immediately the other soldiers fired and al l 3 Indians

 were killed, 10 Oct 1777. This incited the Shawnees to avenge his de ath by

 attacking the Kentucky settlements and torturing captives.)

(1) 1778, 5 May: Took oath as Captain in the Virginia Militia. Serve d in

 Col. Henry Bowyer's Regiment, Gen. Muhlenberg's Brigade, which fough t at the

 Battle of Yorktown.

(1) After the Revolutionary War, was commissioned Lt. Col. of the Vir ginia

 Militia in Rockbridge Co., VA by Gov. Thomas Nelson.

(1a) 1784, Jun: Returned to Lexington, VA from Richmond, VA, where h e had

 obtained 3 bounty warrants signed by Gov. Benjamin Harrison, which e ntitled

 him as heir at law to land earned by his 3 brothers, who died in ser vice

 during the Revolutionary War: #3194, Ensign James Wallace, 2666 2/ 3 acres;

 #3195, Capt. Adam Wallace, 4000 acres; #3196, Capt. Andrew Wallace , 4000

 acres. Samuel died without acting on the warrants.

(1) His brother John was executor of his will.

(1) 1808: His heirs sold the house where he had lived prior to his de ath,

 lot #1, Lexington, VA, to his daughter Martha and her husband John R uff for

 $166. They sold part of it in Jun 1812 for $500.

 

 

 

        38             iv.    Elizabeth Anderson1, born 1754 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  She married Samuel Anderson.

 

Notes for Elizabeth Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

 

!  Birth: (1) 1754.

  Marriage to Samuel Anderson: (1) They were cousins.

 

 

 

Notes for Samuel Anderson:

Subj:       Anderson

Date:      11/28/99 6:51:24 PM Eastern Standard Time

From:     [email protected] (Alice Gedge)

To: [email protected]

 

Hi,

 

I needed to send a correction that I received today from Chris Kraft.  I think that the letter explains it better than I could.  Could you please disconnect Samuel Anderson from James who we thought was his father, as I have?  Thank you.

 

Alice Gedge

 

Hi Christine!  I left you a phone message a while back, but I'm not sure if you got it.  I just recently got online, didn't have the means to email you  before.  I wanted to tell you that Elizabeth Anderson b ca 1754, daughter of  William, DID NOT marry her first cousin Samuel the son of James.  James' son  Samuel married Sarah Young, moved to KY and eventually died in IN.  I do not know who the other Samuel was, but have been trying to find out for many years, because he may be my ancestor.  My earliest known ancestor is Samuel b 1782 VA, married Lydia Powell, daughter of Richard and Sarah Powell of Shenandoah County in 1805 and moved to Belmont Co OH in 1808, later settling permanently in Monroe/Noble Co OH.  I know his father's name was Samuel also, because the marriage record lists his father's name.  So my Samuel's father would have been a Samuel Anderson b ca 1750, thus the perfect age to have married Elizabeth.  Do you have any idea what became of them?  They lived in Augusta Co for about 15 years, bought and sold land several times with his brother William, and then disappeared from the scene around 1790.  I have never been able to discover what became of them.  If you have any info which could shed light on this subject, I certainly would like to hear from you.  If not, at least please correct the mistaken information in your records.  Here is my line back to Samuel:  George Elmer Anderson b 1911 IL d 1978 IL; John Harvey Anderson b 1870 IL d 1953 IL; Ezekiel Anderson b 1844 OH d 1932 IL; Ezekiel Anderson b 1813 OH d 1844 OH; Samuel Anderson b 1782 VA d 1867 OH; Samuel Anderson b ca 1750 d ????   Happy hunting!  Linda

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Andersons in Augusta  Co VA

Date:      11/3/99 12:22:14 AM Eastern Standard Time

From:     Linander6

To: PatAnder73

Patrick - Regarding the Samuel Anderson who married Elizabeth Anderson  ca 1775 in Augusta Co, this Samuel was not the son of James of the "4 brothers".  Jame's son Samuel married Sarah Young and migrated to Madison Co KY.  He died in IN in 1832.  The Samuel who married Elizabeth had brothers named William and Thomas and their father was also named Samuel.  Samuel and William administered the estate of Thomas in 1776 in Augusta Co.  I would appreciate any info anyone may have re Samual and Elizabeth.  The info on your page blows me away.  I've been gathering Virginia Andersons for a long time, and your stuff has helped me a lot in figuring out who

belongs to whom.  THANK YOU.  Linda

 

 

        39              v.    William Anderson1, born 1756 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died Abt. 1792.

 

Notes for William Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

  (2) Janet B. Broadbent, Los Altos, CA. Cites: (a) Unproved will o f William Anderson 1780.

 

!  Birth: (1) 1756.

  Death: (2) Alive in 1780, not mentioned in father's will of 1792.

 

 

 

        40             vi.    George Anderson1, born 1758 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died June 29, 1814.  He married Mary Breedon February 12, 1789 in Augusta Co., Virginia.

 

Notes for George Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916.

  (2) "First Marriage Record of Augusta County, VA 1785-1813," by D.A .R. (McClure Press, Verona, VA, 1970) p.14.

  (3) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.28 5,350. FHL #975.591/F2s.

  (4) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!  Birth: (1) 1758.

  Marriage to Mary Breedon: (1,2,3,4) 12 Feb 1789. (2,3,4) Augusta Co ., VA, by Rev. William Wilson. (3,4) Marriage bond dated 11 Feb 1789 , surety Edward Bredin.

 

 

 

        41            vii.    Robert Anderson1, born May 05, 1760 in Augusta Co., Virginia.  He married Margaret Young September 13, 1786 in Augusta County, Virginia.

 

Notes for Robert Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

  (2) "Some Virginia Marriages," by Wulfeck, p.25. Cites: (a) Morton , p.546.

  (3) "First Marriage Record of Augusta County, VA 1785-1813," by D.A .R. (McClure Press, Verona, VA, 1970) p.13.

  (4) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.16 6-167,279,349. FHL #975.591/F2s.

  (5) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!  Birth: (1) 1760, s/o William Anderson/Elizabeth Campbell.

  Marriage to Margaret Young: (1,3,4,5) 13 Sep 1786. (2) 1786, Rockbr idge Co., VA. (3,4,5) Augusta Co., VA, by Rev. William Wilson. (4.5 ) Bond dated 11 Sep 1786, Augusta Co., VA.

 

  (4) 1813, 24 Aug: Bell vs. Anderson, Augusta Co., VA. On 17 Mar 177 8, David Bell made an entry in Augusta for 400 acres adjoining his ow n and Hall's and Moffett's lands. David died 1780 and William Bell, h is heir at law, became entitled, who had the survey made and conveye d to orator, James Bell. On 12 Jun 1772, William Anderson located 10 0 acres adjoining. Robert Anderson, son of William, sold to Detrick . Answer by Alexander Anderson, son of William.

 

 

 

Notes for Margaret Young:

!(1) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracte d from

 the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by Lyman Ch alkley,

 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.279. FHL

 #975.591/F2s.

(2) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. William K ethley

 Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!Birth: (1,2) d/o William Young.

 

 

 

        42           viii.    Alexander Anderson1, born 1762 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died Aft. 1810.  He married (1) Esther Kirkland April 27, 1786 in Augusta County, Virginia.  He married (2) Esther Crosby February 26, 1811 in Augusta Co., Virginia.

 

Notes for Alexander Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward, 1915/1916.

  (2) "First Marriage Records of Augusta County, Virginia, 1785-1813, " comp. by Thomas Hughart Chapter DAR (McClure Press, Verona, VA, 197 0) p.13,55.

  (3) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extract ed from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by L yman Chalkley, (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.16 6-167,279,349. FHL #975.591/F2s.

  (4) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. Willia m Kethley Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

  (5) 1810 census Index. Augusta Co., VA p.314.

 

!  Birth: (1) 1762, s/o William Anderson/Elizabeth Campbell.

  Marriage to Esther Kirkland: (1,2,3,4) 27 Apr 1786. (2,3,4) August a Co., VA, by Rev. William Wilson. (3,4) Bond dated 26 Apr 1786, Augu sta Co., VA. She d/o James Kirkland.

  Marriage to Esther Crosby: (1) Abt 1811. (2,4) 26 Feb 1811, August a Co., VA, by Wm. Calhoon.

 

  (5) 1810: Alexander Anderson living in Augusta Co., VA: 1 male unde r 10 (b. 1800-1810); 1 male and 2 females 16-26 (b. 1784-1794); 1 fem ale 26-45 (b. 1765-1784); 1 male & 1 female over 45 (b. 1765 or befor e.)

  (3) 1813, 24 Aug: Bell vs. Anderson, Augusta Co., VA. On 17 Mar 177 8, David Bell made an entry in Augusta for 400 acres adjoining his ow n and Hall's and Moffett's lands. David died 1780 and William Bell, h is heir at law, became entitled, who had the survey made and conveye d to orator, James Bell. On 12 Jun 1772, William Anderson located 10 0 acres adjoining. Robert Anderson, son of William, sold to Detrick . Answer by Alexander Anderson, son of William.

 

Alexander 08/28/1789 Augusta County

187a northwest side of Middle River adj William Anderson

19/551

 

Alexander 05/24/1797 Augusta Co

52a Middle River adj Robert Anderson and his own

37/247

 

Alexander 01/22/1801 Augusta Co.

10a southside Middle River adj his own

48/25

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possibly a descendant

Alexander 12/05/1821 Augusta Co

7.5a northside Moffitts branch of Middle River

70/497

 

Alexander 11/30/1841 Augusta Co

40 a Middle River

92/379

 

 

Notes for Esther Kirkland:

!(1) "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Extracte d from

 the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800," by Lyman Ch alkley,

 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966). Vol. 2, p.279. FHL

 #975.591/F2s.

(2) "Augusta County Marriages 1748-1840," by John Vogt & T. William K ethley

 Jr., p.32. FHL #975.5916 V2v.

 

!Birth: (1,2) d/o James Kirkland.

 

 

 

        43              ix.    Jean Anderson1, born 1764 in Augusta Co., Virginia.

 

Notes for Jean Anderson:

!  (1) "Anderson Genealogy," by Mary Lynn Steward (1915/1916).

 

!  Birth: (1) 1764.

 

  (1) Unmarried at time of her father's death in 1794.

 

 

 

 

 

Endnotes

 

1.  Mrs. A. Christine Davidson Kraft, Anderson Family GEDCOM,  (611 Southcrest Court, St. Joseph MO 64506 [email protected]), "Electronic."