Descendants of Matthew Anderson

Descendants of Matthew Anderson

Generation No. 1

1. Matthew⁶ Anderson (Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) (Source: (1) William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936)., (2) William Pope Anderson, Anderson - Overton, A Continuation of Anderson Family Records (1936) & Early Descendants of William Overton & Elizabeth Waters of Virginia & Allied Fa, (Cincinnati, Ohio; 1945.)., (3) C. G. Chamberlayne, The Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover County, Virginia 1706-1786, (Clearfield Company, Inc.; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland 1999).) was born Abt. 1685 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died 1719 in Hanover County, Virginia. He married Cecilia Massie (Source: C. G. Chamberlayne, The Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover County, Virginia 1706-1786, (Clearfield Company, Inc.; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland 1999).) Abt. 1707. She was born Aft. 1680, and died Abt. 1743 in Louisa County, Virginia.

Notes for Matthew Anderson:

The birth date of Matthew has been corrected to reflect the fact that he does not appear in the 1704 rent roll and may differ from the one given by William Pope Anderson in Anderson - Overton, A Continuation of Anderson Family Records (1936) & Early Descendants of William Overton & Elizabeth Waters of Virginia & Allied Families, by William Pope Anderson, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1945. Matthew's existence is derived from a study of early precessioning records of St. Paul's Parish which associate him with Robert Anderson I.

He clearly married a Cecilia whose surname is unproven but appears to have been Massie. This is determined from the precessioning records. Follow-up researchers should be cautious that the occurence of Cecilia's name in the early parish records may have caused early researchers to both create a Cecilia as a sister and to give his father Robert a wife by the name of Cecilia. Alternatively there may be some relation between Matthew's wife Cecilia and his father's wife, neither of whom's surname is firmly established. However from records that I have seen it is only clear that this one widow named Cecilia existed.

In 1708/09 Matthew acquired the lands of Capt. William Anderson. This suggests that Matthew was born before 1687. Capt. William is believed to be a younger brother of the family and likely left Virginia in 1708/09. Matthew is last listed in Hanover land records in 1715/16 after which his widow Cecilia is listed in 1719 as land owner until 1743. Matthew therefore died between 1715 and 1719. More likely close to 1719 as in 1719 Gilbert Gibson was given a patent adjacent to Matthew and Thomas Anderson in New Kent County.

Matthew appears to have died young and likely only had a few children. There was a tendency to claim all the Andersons in the Hanover tax lists as belonging to Robert Anderson, Jr., a tradition started by Edward L. Anderson early in the 20th century.

Matthew died before his sons were of age and as a result we have no official record of their names. I have seen no will for him.

In 1735 James Anderson precesions for Cecelia's land and is therefore likely a son born before 1714. Edward L. Anderson listed this James as a son of Matthew's brother Robert. Because of Matthew's early date of death it seems more likely James was a son under age at his father's death. I have seen someone's penciled note in the Va. Sate Library implying that Bartelot Anderson was the son of Matthew. It is known by record that Bartelot had a brother Charles from land patents and and from a surviving 1747 letter.

The Bartelot/Matthew Association comes from

Goochland County Wills & Deeds 1736-1742, page 415

12/04/1740 Valentine Bostick of Hanover Co to John Woodson of Goochland Co

for 40 pounds 400a in St. James Parish, on north side of Appomattox River, granted by patent to John Bostick, dec'd 8 Sept. 1736 and by said said John sold to Valentine Bostick; bounded by William Bostick late of Goochland Co., John Cahfin, Edmund Hodges, Willaim Arnold; with all houses. WIt: Nowel Burton, Matthew Anderson, Bartelot Anderson

If Bartelot was a son of Matthew then it is sure that Matthew also had a son Charles. Matthew the elder had died by 1719 and the Matthew of the above record would have to be a Matthew, Jr. In 1755 Bartelot acts as the executor for Matthew Anderson, Jr.

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1708/9 Matthew Anderson precessioner St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book and acquired lands of Capt William Anderson

1711 Matthew Anderson precessioner St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1715 Matthew Anderson precessioner St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1. William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).

2. William Pope Anderson, Anderson - Overton, A Continuation of Anderson Family Records (1936) & Early Descendants of William Overton & Elizabeth Waters of Virginia & Allied Fa, (Cincinnati, Ohio; 1945.).

3. C. G. Chamberlayne, The Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover County, Virginia 1706-1786, (Clearfield Company, Inc.; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland 1999).

Notes for Cecilia Massie:

The widow Cicilia Anderson is prominent in the precessioning records of St. Paul's parish.

Cicilia Anderson, widow

11/13/1721 400 acres Hanover County

N New Found River, adj. William Rice.

1724 adj. John Stanley, David Crawford

Thomas Massie, Gent. of New Kent

11/02/1726 400 acres Hanover County

N New Found River, adj. William Rice, granted to Cecelia Anderson, widow 11/13/1721 on condition of seating

1727 adj. Charles Chiswell

Cicilia's association with the Massie family suggests that she was the Cecilia Massie of tradition in the Anderson family. Unfortunately previous researchers have variously claimed her to be a daughter of Robert, 1st, 2nd and/or his wife. I have only been able to find evidence that his one Cecilia, widow, was a member of the family.

Children of Matthew Anderson and Cecilia Massie are:

+ 2 i. Matthew⁷ Anderson, born Abt. 1708 in New Kent County, Virginia; died Bef. 1752 in Hanover County, Virginia.

+ 3 ii. Bartelot Anderson, born Abt. 1710 in New Kent County, Virginia; died 1761 in Hanover County, Virginia.

+ 4 iii. Colonel Charles Anderson, born Abt. 1713 in New Kent County, Virginia; died Aft. 1760 in Prince Edward County, Virginia.

5 iv. James Anderson (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson - Overton, A Continuation of Anderson Family Records (1936) & Early Descendants of William Overton & Elizabeth Waters of Virginia & Allied Fa, (Cincinnati, Ohio; 1945.).), born Abt. 1714 in New Kent County, Virginia; died Bet. 1763 - 1764.

Notes for James Anderson:

There is supposition that James Anderson of early Hanover was a son of Matthew Anderson because he supercedes his parents in the Hanover precessioning records of St. Paul's Parish. James Anderson is mentioned as replacing Cecelia Anderson in 1735 and Thomas Anderson in 1741 as a precessioner of lands in St. Pauls's parish vestry book.

Magazine of Virginia Genealogy - beginning with Vol 34 - 1996 #3 - continuing series

Merchant's Account Book: Hanover Co., Va. 1743-1744 - Francis Jerdone, merchant.

Abstracted by Edgar MacDonald for the Virginia Geneaogical Society -

1743 - Mr. James Anderson in Hanover - hair oil, nails, shott, buckles, material , torrington rug, ginger, rum, alspice, 1 pr womans shoes, needles, thimble, looking glass, 1 fine hatt, 1 ivory comb, 1 chamber pott, 1 boys hat, 1 pr mens pumps

By 1764 James has sold his father's land to Ralph Crutchfield. He either dies or merges into the sea of James Andersons of Virginia. If you are looking for him I might check out the New RIver area where his mother got the patent in 1721 since it was probably intended for her sons.

Generation No. 2

2. Matthew⁷ Anderson (Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson - Overton, A Continuation of Anderson Family Records (1936) & Early Descendants of William Overton & Elizabeth Waters of Virginia & Allied Fa, (Cincinnati, Ohio; 1945.).) was born Abt. 1708 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died Bef. 1752 in Hanover County, Virginia. He married Frances ? Bef. 1730. She died November 15, 1768.

Notes for Matthew Anderson:

1731 Matthew Anderson precessioning St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

Mathew was a member of the House of Burgesses from Hanover county June 1732 to 1734 succeeding John Syme, deceased on 3 December 1733.

Hanover Co Va Court Records 1733/4 - 1735 abstracted by Rosalie Davis

3 Dec 1733 & recorded 4 Jan 1733/4 - James Robertson of St. Martins Parish to Matthew Anderson, Gent of St. Paul's Parish - 100 pounds, 1,326 acres in St. Martin's on both sides of North east Creek - sudeths path - near the head of dirty swamp - except 100 acres part of the above which was sold by Christopher Clark, Gent to John Estes & another 100 acres sold by sd Clark to Richard Estes Nov 1730 recorded in Hanover 6 Nov 1730 & which said land granted to sd Clark by patent 8 Sep 1728 & by sd Clark sold to Robertson by deed 19 Dec 1730 & recorded in Hanover the following April.

22 Jul 1734 - recorded 5 Dec 1734 - Mathew Anderson of St. Paul's "merchant" to Henry Power of James City - 400 pounds - 1,125 a purchased of James Robertson late of sd Par of St. Martin's Hanover - & household goods. (deed of lease & release)

1735 Matthew Anderson precessioning St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1 Oct 1735 - Esther Penick of St. Pauls widow of Edward Penick late of said Parish to Matthew Anderson of St. Pauls - 12 pounds - land sd Edward Penick in his lifetime purchased of John Sanders late of afsd parish of New Kent but now Hanover. Wit: John Anderson, Eliza Lightfoot, Eleanor Cook.

1739 Matthew Anderson precessioning St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

Goochland County Wills & Deeds 1736-1742, page 415

12/04/1740 Valentine Bostick of Hanover Co to John Woodson of Goochland Co

for 40 pounds 400a in St. James Parish, on north side of Appomattox River, granted by patent to John Bostick, dec'd 8 Sept. 1736 and by said said John sold to Valentine Bostick; bounded by William Bostick late of Goochland Co., John Cahfin, Edmund Hodges, William Arnold; with all houses. Wit: Nowel Burton, Matthew Anderson, Bartelot Anderson

1744 Matthew Anderson precessioning St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

Louisa Co., Va. Deed Book A - pg 265-266

4 Jan 1745 /6 - Matthew Anderson of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover Co., Va. "Merchant" to Robert Anderson of same planter. 400 acres lying near the Mountains; granted to sd [Robert] Anderson; mortgaged unto William Prentice of the City of Williamsburg (recorded in Williamsburg). Matthew Anderson purchased the same [the mortgage] of sd Prentice and in consideration that Robert Anderson by deed released & made over his right & title in two tracts adjoining each other, containing 200 acres, does release and quit claim unto sd Robert Anderson all right & title.

Matthew Anderson

Wit: John Anderson, Mary Cocke, William Roach, Richd Johnson, Jas. Littlepage, Daniel Williams. Recorded 27 Jan 1746

1 Jun 1747 - Deed of sale between William Gray, gent. of the parish of St. Peter, county of New Kent and MATTHEW ANDERSON, merchant, of the same place, whereby Gray sells to Anderson for 920 pounds Virginia currancy, messauage & plantation in St. Peter know as Fort Royal alias Rockahock, containing 670 acres. The plantation was conveyed to Gray by deeds of 8 & 9 March 1740/1 by John Lightfoot.

Wit: Hum. Brooks, John Herndon, Phil. Aylett, J. Power, W. Wright, Benj. Hubbard, Fairfax.

Endorsed with: receipt signed by Gray for 920 pounds witnessed by same witnesses.

Note of recording of deed in Court of New Kent Co 11 Jun 1747 signed by JohnDandridge.

Note: that the deed was produced in court of New Kent on 13 May 1790 and re-recorded, the original record having been destroyed by fire.

The Vestry Book of Saint Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Va. - pub: by Colonial Dames 1905

24th of Oct 1747 - The parish levy being proportioned - Capt. Richard Meux is impowered to collect from every tithable in this parish. Entered into bond with MATTHEW ANDERSON and Mr. Ambrose Dudley.

26 Nov 1750. That Mr. Matthew Anderson be appointed Church Warden in the room of Mr. George Webb. This day Mr. Matthew Anderson took the oaths to the government & of a church warden before Col. William Macon & Joseph Foster.

Present: Rev. Mossom, Col. William Macon, Walt. Clopton. Jos. Foster, Amb. Dudley. Col D. P. Custis, Jos. Marston, Mr. Rich. Meux, Mr. Matt. Anderson, Geo. Webb, John Parke,

The next vestry was held 24 Aug 1751 - Present: Rev. Mossom, William Macon, Walter Clopton, Ambrose Dudley, George Webb, John Parke.

Upon the motion made by the Rev'd Mr. Mossom that there are now several vacancies in this vestry by the death of Mr. William Massie, the removal of Mr. Matthew Anderson into another parish & county & the resignation of Mr. Meux signified by a letter under his hand dated 12 Aug 1751. William Macon, Gent. is appointed Church warden in the room of Mr. Matthew Anderson, lately removed.

Survey report No. 6105 stamped 05816 - "Privy Council Office Registers - Public Record Office

12 Oct 1752 - This day Mr. Thomas Francis, attorney entered an appearance for JOHN ANDERSON, executor of MATTHEW ANDERSON, respondent to the appeal of John Robinson and Humphrey Hill executors of George Branton from Virginia.

29 May 1754 - read the petition of John Anderson that the appeal of John Robinson and Humphrey Hill be dismissed for non-prosecution. Referred to a committee.

20 Jun 1754 - Committee report for dismissing the appeal of John Robinson & Humphrey Hill against John Anderson for non- prosecution. 21 June - repeat of the above.

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Genforum Posted by: Anne Baker Date: April 10, 2000

This notice appeared in 14 Feb 1755 & later issues thru 27 Jun 1755 in the Virginia Gazette:

Matthew Anderson dec'd, the case of Rich. Dobson & Frances his wife against William Taylor, Gent. - General court

Mentions:

Matthew Anderson

John Goodwin & Mary his wife

John & Lucy Anderson infants

John Scott

Bartlett Anderson & John Anderson exors of Matthew Anderson.

The 1747 family bible of John Goodwin Jr, lists these deaths:

Frances Dobson d 15 Nov 1768

John Anderson d 2 Dec 1760.

I think that the John Goodwin with wife Mary mentioned above is the same as John Goodwin, Jr, who owned the bible.

John Goodwin Jr. had at least two daughters:

Frances Goodwin b cir 1748 m John Meaux or Meux of New Kent Co., Va. & Mary Goodwin who probably married a Horsley.

Notes for Frances ?:

Subj: Re: Matthew Anderson of Hanover

Date: 4/17/00 9:42:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: [email protected] (Anne)

Reply-to: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

> there are a bunch of people that would like to straighten out this Matthew,

> but I think it has been worked on since 1930 and no one has met with a lot of

> sucess. Maybe something original will be found in court orders someday.

AH! but they must not have had that newspaper article & the 1747 bible

This is my THEORY

Matthew Anderson had a wife Frances who m 2nd Rich Dobson

She is the Frances Dobson who died 15 Nov 1768

Anderson Children:

Mathew Anderson - adult in 1755 (born before 1734)

Mary Anderson b 1730 or earlier m John Goodwin -married before 1747

Frances Goodwin born before 1748 m 23 Feb 1764 (bible in her family)

Mary Goodwin

John & Lucy Anderson - born after 1735 ("infants in 1855)

John Goodwin died 28 Oct 1762

Either Mary ( the widow Goodwin) or Mary (the daughter Goodwin) m __ Horsley & is

the Mary Horsley who d 10 May 1773.

Also a John Anderson died 2 Dec 1760.

Children of Matthew Anderson and Frances ? are:

+ 6 i. Mary⁸ Anderson, born Bet. 1725 - 1730.

7 ii. John Anderson, born Bet. 1734 - 1740 in King William County, Virginia; died December 02, 1760 in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for John Anderson:

Survey report No. 6105 stamped 05816 - "Privy Council Office Registers - Public Record Office

12 Oct 1752 -

This day Mr. Thomas Francis, attorney entered an appearance for JOHN ANDERSON, executor of MATTHEW ANDERSON, respondent to the appeal of John Robinson and Humphrey Hill executors of George Branton from Virginia.

29 May 1754 - read the petition of John Anderson that the appeal of John Robinson and Humphrey Hill be dismissed for non-prosecution. Referred to a committee.

20 Jun 1754 - Committee report for dismissing the appeal of John Robinson & Humphrey Hill against John Anderson for non- prosecution. 21 June - repeat of the above.

8 iii. Lucy Anderson, born Bet. 1734 - 1740 in King William County, Virginia.

3. Bartelot⁷ Anderson (Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson - Overton, A Continuation of Anderson Family Records (1936) & Early Descendants of William Overton & Elizabeth Waters of Virginia & Allied Fa, (Cincinnati, Ohio; 1945.).) was born Abt. 1710 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died 1761 in Hanover County, Virginia. He married Mary Cosby Abt. 1740. She was born Abt. 1715 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for Bartelot Anderson:

1734 Mary Dowell appts as her attorney Bartlet Anderson to acknowledge to Samuel Dalton her dower right to 400a sold by husband John Dowell. St. Paul Parish Vestry book

Edward L. Anderson early in the 20th century placed Bartelot Anderson as the son of Robert Anderson, Jr. In the 1980's I had seen someone's penciled note in the Va. Sate Library implying that Bartelot was the son of Matthew (Robert's brother). It is known by record that Bartelot had a brother Charles from land patents and records in Prince Edward County and from a surviving 1747 letter. If this is the case then Charles Anderson the brother of Robert Anderson, III and Charles Anderson the brother of Bartelot need to be one and the same person. However an examination of Robert's brother Charles who lived on 335 acres near Totopotomys Creek in Hanover County and Charles Anderson who patented lands in Prince Edward County with Bartelot indicate that they are unlikely to be the same individual. Therefore I have concluded in 2003 that Bartelot is likely the son of Matthew Anderson as claimed by the unknown scribler.

My research shows that the Bartelot/Matthew Association comes from:

Goochland County Wills & Deeds 1736-1742, page 415

12/04/1740 Valentine Bostick of Hanover Co to John Woodson of Goochland Co

The earlier generation Matthew was dead before 1719. Matthew of this record was likely his son as he appears in the same precinct in St. Paul's Parish as his mother Cecilia. Bartelot witnesses the 1733 deeds from Mary Anderson nee Overton to her son John Anderson and Charles Anderson. Because he appears on many documents of the cousins I cannot yet confirm that Bartelot is a son of Matthew, but as he acts as the executor for Matthew Anderson, Jr. it seems likely. Bartelot Anderson was an early Virginia Lawyer. See his many advertisements regarding the settlement of estates in the "Virginia Gazette and General Advertiser" (the Williamsburg colonial newspaper).

This notice appeared in 14 Feb 1755 & later issues thru 27 Jun 1755 in the Virginia Gazette:

Matthew Anderson dec'd, the case of Rich. Dobson & Frances his wife against William Taylor, Gent. - General court

Mentions:

Matthew Anderson

John Goodwin & Mary his wife

John & Lucy Anderson infants

John Scott

Bartlett Anderson & John Anderson exors of Matthew Anderson.

Baaartelot Anderson was a Church Warden for St. Paul's Parish in Hanover County until his death in 1761.

1735 Bartelot Anderson precessioning in St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1739 Bartelot Anderson precessioning in St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1743 Bartelot Anderson precessioning in St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1751 Bartelot Anderson precessioning in St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1755 Bartelot Anderson precessioning in St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1759 Bartelot Anderson precessioning in St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

Magazine of Virginia Genealogy - beginning with Vol 34 - 1996 #3 - continuing series

Merchant's Account Book: Hanover Co., Va. 1743-1744 - Francis Jerdone, merchant.

Abstracted by Edgar MacDonald for the Virginia Geneaogical Society -

Mr. Bartlott Anderson in Hanover

1743 - Coffee, 3 gallon jug, materials, 5 quires paper, 50 pounds of sugar, pepper, , alspice, cloves, paper, large green rug, 2 gallons madiera wine, 1 spotted rug, 9 pr blankets, 1 cask madeira wine, paper, 1 pr buckles & 2 pr children's do

1744 - contra - by a lawyers fee agt John Coles, do agt Capt Clough.

Bartelot of Hanover County 09/05/1749 Amelia Co

953a. in Amelia & Lunenburg head branches of south fork of Buffalo and Little Roanoak

Virginia Patents Book 27/page 297

Bartelot 11/01/1754 Lunenburg Co

1150a head branches of Little Roanoke and Buffalo adj Charles Anderson

Virginia Patents Book 32/Page 415

1. William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).

3. C. G. Chamberlayne, The Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover County, Virginia 1706-1786, (Clearfield Company, Inc.; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland 1999).

Notes for Mary Cosby:

Alice Gedge <[email protected]>

worldconnect

/John COSBY

/John COSBY b: 1680 d: 1761

| \Sarah

Mary COSBY b: ABT 1715

| /Edward GARLAND

| /Peter GARLAND b: ABT 1630 d: 1694

| /Edward GARLAND d: ABT 1719

| | \Elizabeth COLES

\Martha GARLAND b: 1690 d: 1749

\Mary Jane JENNINGS

Children of Bartelot Anderson and Mary Cosby are:

9 i. Amelia⁸ Anderson, born Bet. 1740 - 1760 in Hanover Co, VA.

10 ii. Maria A. Anderson, born Bet. 1740 - 1760 in Hanover Co, VA. She married Dr. Henry Curtis June 22, 1826 in ?.

+ 11 iii. Garland Anderson, born Abt. 1742 in Hanover County, Virginia; died March 08, 1811 in Hanover County, Virginia.

12 iv. Bartelot Anderson, born Bet. 1740 - 1760; died 1797 in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for Bartelot Anderson:

Subj: Early Hanover & New Kent Co Andersons

Date: 6/7/00 12:28:12 AM Eastern Daylight Time

From: [email protected] (Anne)

Reply-to: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

I also found your namesake - Patrick Anderson, colonial lawyer of

Hanover Co., Va. not only with a law license but a law certificate to

practice before the Supreme Court.

Think he is a grandson of Bartlotte Anderson "the old Lawyer of

Hanover".

The next generation of Hanover Co was NOT the Barttelot Anderson who

married Frances Dickenson & died in Louisa Co., Va. (different man &

another Barttelot). The Bartelot Anderson II of Hanover was a

Commonwealth Attorney & Magistrate of Hanover Co., Va. died in Hanover

in Oct. 1797 (from his obit & tax records).

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1763 TITHABLES:

Bartlett Anderson Hanover Co. 1763 150

David Anderson Hanover Co. 1763 1244

Benjamin Anderson Hanover Co. 1763 150

Thomas Anderson Hanover Co. 1763 335 acres

Sarah Anderson Hanover Co. 1763 210 "

Henry Anderson Hanover Co. 1763 201

Nelson Anderson Hanover Co 1763 672

Pouncey Anderson Hanover Co. 1763 1114

Richard Anderson Hanover Co. 1763 200

Robert Anderson Hanover Co. 1763 721 & 213

13 v. Frances Anderson, born Bet. 1740 - 1760.

Notes for Frances Anderson:

Subj: Bartlett Anderson - Mary Cosby

Date: 3/26/01 6:47:30 PM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected] (Jeannine Jackson)

To: [email protected]

Hi Pat,

Several weeks ago we were discussing the children of Bartlett Anderson and Mary Cosby and you questioned where I got information regarding their having a daughter named Frances (who married John Smith). I think I have found the source - 'though it came to me second hand. It was in the book by W. P. Anderson published in 1938 - perhaps you are familiar with it. "Early Descendants of William Overton and Elizabeth Waters and Allied Families". Are you familiar with it?

Let me know what you think.

Wish I could find the connection between my husband's Bartlett Anderson and my Pouncey.

Jeannine Jackson

4. Colonel Charles⁷ Anderson (Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born Abt. 1713 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1760 in Prince Edward County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth ? Bef. 1757. She was born Abt. 1715, and died in Prince Edward County, Virginia.

Notes for Colonel Charles Anderson:

Both Charles Anderson and his brother Bartelot Anderson patent lands adjacent each other in the area now Prince Edward County. It is likely that this Charles Anderson is the one who served in the House of Burgesses from Prince Edward County, Virginia and was prominent in the founding of the County. Charles Anderson patented lands in western Amelia County, Virignia now Prince Edward County in 1747 and 1751. Likely he used the land as a speculator selling it off for profit and also granted some of it to sons of his. He apparently retained his land in Hanover County while moving to Prince Edward and may have had additional children than those listed. He survived until after 1779 and his will may yet be found.

Charles Anderson 06/25/1747 Amelia Co (in the area now Prince Edward)

3122a On the Branches of Buffalo & Bryary Rivers

Virginia Patent Book 26/Page 80

Charles Anderson vestryman of Nottaway Parish 1748; Virginia Genealogies - Vol 1 page 24 (Nottoway Parish included both southern Amelia County and the area now Prince Edward County)

Prince Edward County - Charles Anderson planter, tavern license granted in 1749; Virginia Genealogies - Vol 1 page 24

Charles Anderson who established a tavern in Prince Edward Co., VA in 1749 just as the new county jail was built. The tavern became the first courthouse and continued to operate on the old stage road after the county seat was moved a few miles north to Rutledge's Ford. Anderson's Tavern became King's Tavern late in colonial times.

Charles Anderson of Prince Edward Co, Va. next to Barttelot Anderson on Buffalo Creek 1749; Cavaliers and Pioneers V page 290

Charles Anderson 07/05/1751 Amelia Co

400a south side of the south fork of Buffalo RIver

Virginia Patent Book 30/Page 441

Charles Anderson 07/05/1751 Lunenburg Co

240a both sides Cub Creek adj Thomas Harvy

Virginia Patent Book 30/Page 443

Charles Anderson 07/05/1751 Lunenburg Co

886a west or upper side of Little Roanoak adj Lidderdale, Collings

Virginia Patent Book 30/Page 450

Charles Anderson Justice of the Peace for Prince Edward County 1754; Virginia Genealogies - Vol 1 page 24

Prince Edward County tithables-Virginia Tax Record; Broderbund

P331 1754 Col. Charles Anderson, John Phillips and 7 slaves 9 tithes

Prince Edward County Deed Abstracts

Book 1-5 1754 Charles Anderson buys from Alexander and Jane Frasier 96 acres on Mountain Creek. Both of PE Co.

Book 1-9 1754 Charles Anderson of Prince Edward sells to Archibald Mackelroy 16 acres on Cody's Creek.

Charles Anderson House of Burgess 1754-61; Virginia Genealogies - Vol 1 page 24 ; Charles Anderson was Burgess from Prince Edward Co. in the sessions of Feb. 14, 1754, Oct. 17, 1754, May 1, 1755, Oct. 27, 1755, and in the assemblies of 1756-1758 and 1758-1761

Charles Anderson lived at crossroads of East-West road from Sandy Creek Church through Buffalo Settlement and north and south road on Appomatox River to Lunenburg on Little Roanoke; Virginia Genealogies - Vol 1 page 24

Charles Anderson lists "for sale" on September 20, 1755 a tract of 3121 acres in Prince Edward County with ordinary, other houses, courthouse,orchard, and 5 buildings; Virginia Genealogies - Vol 1 page 24

Charles Anderson 08/16/1756 Lunenburg Co

315a both sides of Sandy Creek

Virginia Patent Book 34/Page 73

Charles Anderson Captain and then Colonel of Militia, furnished supplies for French and Indian War; Virginia Genealogies - Vol 1 page 24

Prince Edward County Deed Abstracts

Book 1-99 1757 Charles and wife Elizabeth Anderson, Henry Ligon of Prince Edward and Abraham Martin and George Walton of Lunenburg sell to Flournoy, David and Thomas Haskins, church wardens of St Patrick of Pr Ed. [Rev James Garden, minister] 300 acres on both sides of Bryery River

Book 1-137 1759 Charles Anderson sells 412 acres in Prince Edward to Archibald Buchanan and John Bowman & Company, Merchants and Partners of City of Glasgow in North Britain.

Book 1-162 1759 Charles Anderson of Prince Edward to Parsons Anderson of same 504 acres on south side fork of Buffalo River

Charles Anderson 06/30/1760 Amelia Co

1420a betwen branches of Bryery and Buffalo Rivers

Virginia Patent Book 33/Page 826

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Acknowledgement: Betty M Harris, [email protected] made significant contributions from Prince Edward County records to the notes above.

1. William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).

3. C. G. Chamberlayne, The Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish, Hanover County, Virginia 1706-1786, (Clearfield Company, Inc.; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland 1999).

Children of Charles Anderson and Elizabeth ? are:

+ 14 i. Parson⁸ Anderson, born Abt. 1734; died Bet. 1777 - 1781 in KIA Revoluionary War.

+ 15 ii. Mary Elizabeth Anderson, born November 09, 1736 in Hanover County, Virginia; died November 20, 1822 in Farmville, Prince Edward County, Virginia.

Generation No. 3

6. Mary⁸ Anderson (Matthew⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born Bet. 1725 - 1730. She married John Goodwin Bef. 1747. He died October 28, 1762.

Notes for Mary Anderson:

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Subj: Matthew Anderson of Hanover

Date: 4/11/00 9:39:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: [email protected] (Anne)

Reply-to: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

Hello - I just found your response to a reques I posted to GenForum

I just purchased a book "Genealogical Abstracts from 18th Century Virginia Newspapers" by Robert K. Headley, Jr (GPC) - and the notice as below was listed:

This notice appeared in 14 Feb 1755 later issues thru 27 Jun 1755 in the Virginia Gazette: Matthew Anderson (probably of Hanover) dec'd,

the case of Rich. Dobson & Frances his wife against William Taylor, Gent. -General court

Mentions: Matthew Anderson, John Goodwin & Mary his wife, John & Lucy Anderson infants, John Scott, Bartlett Anderson & John Anderson exors of Matthew Anderson. (this book has dozens of colonial Anderson records)

DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW ALL THOSE FOLKS IN THE ABOVE REFERENCE RELATETO EACH OTHER OR ANY OTHER RECORDS???

For years and years I have been trying to "unlock" the ancestry of thefamily as found in the 1747 family bible of John Goodwin Jr, lists these deaths:

Frances Dobson d 15 Nov 1768

John Anderson d 2 Dec 1760

Mary Horsley d 10 May 1773 ( I don't know who she is)

John Goodwin d 22 Mar 1759

John Goodwin d 28 Oct 1762

Then the bible passed to Frances Goodwin (daughter of John Jr)bc 1748 m John Meaux or Meux

The John Goodwin who died 22 Mar 1759 - he died in York Co., Va. testate (have a photocopy of his will) owned extensive property in York, King William Hanover. He was twice married (first wife UNKNOWN) by this first wife had a son John Jr who had two daughters Frances Mary mentioned in his 1759 will. I hadn't the foggiest notion of who was the wife of John Jr - I am still not sure the last John Goodwin who died 28 Oct 1762 is JohnJr or perhaps an unknown son. So WHEN I saw the above notice I think I have hit paydirt- notice a Frances Dobson, a John Goodwin wife Mary with Andersons all in one record.

I have no idea from that notice just how these folks fit together.

My ancestors Frances Goodwin & John Meaux - these lines already interlock all over the place with Dabney (I am a descendant of Sarah Dabney md William Winston - she is a sister of Dorothy who m William Anderson -[NOTE: the original land grant was made to Dorothy Dabney & when it was recorded she was "now the wife of William Anderson" - so we know within a year when Dorothy Dabney m William Anderson] Frances Goodwin & John Meaux had a daughter Anne Meaux who m Richard Littlepage, son of Col. James Littlepage & Sarah Winston - this is my line and how I connect back to William Winston & Sarah Dabney...all lived in Hanover.

Many of us who are researching the DABNEY family feel and know thereare many errors in this family. More than a 100 years ago agreat scam or flim-flam - claiming a great fortune was theirs and folks all over VA. "altered or simply made up" Dabney records (including court records) to prove they were members of the family so they could claim this vast (fake) fortune.

Anne

Children of Mary Anderson and John Goodwin are:

16 i. Frances⁹ Goodwin.

17 ii. Mary Goodwin.

11. Garland⁸ Anderson (Bartelot⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born Abt. 1742 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died March 08, 1811 in Hanover County, Virginia. He married Marcia Burbidge in Hanover Co, VA. She was born in Norfolk, Isle of Wight, VA, and died in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for Garland Anderson:

GARLAND ANDERSON FAMILY

Garland Anderson was born 1742 in Hanover Co., VA and died Mar. 8, 1811 in Hanover Co., VA. He was elected to the position formerly held by Patrick Henry in the state Congress of Virginia in 1776 . He was probably the son of Bartelot Anderson and Mary Cosby. He married Marcia Elizabeth Burbidge, born April 19 , 1747 in ( Norfolk , VA?).

Their Children:

i. John Burbidge Anderson, born June 2 1765, died about 1849 in Carolina Co. Va.. He married Martha Tompkins.

ii. Martha Garland Anderson, born Aug. 4, 1767., died 1793.

iii. Garland Anderson , born Aug . 6, .1769, died Aug. 20, 1829 in KY. He married (1) Mary Ann Winston , (2) Mary Minor, (3) Sally Trabue..

iv. Thorton Burbidge Anderson, born Mar. 13, 1772, ( Married Sarah Elizabeth Minor ?. See note 5.).

v. William Anderson, born Aug 4, 1773, died June 14, 1836 in Carolina Co. VA.. He married Sarah Jones (Anderson) the widow of Nathaniel Anderson (who died Dec 1797). See note 2.

vi. Elizabeth Burbidge Anderson, born Nov 17 1774.

vii. Armstead Burbidge Anderson, born Nov. 10, 1777.

viii. Mary Anderson , born June 4, 1779 , married Anderson?, Died before 1817.

ix. Ann Anderson , born Nov 19 , 1783. Probably died before 1817.

x. Marcia Anderson, born Oct 24, 1785 .

xi.. Dorothy Peay Anderson, born Dec. 5, 1788. Probably died before 1817.

xii.. Lucy (or Nancy , See note 3) Anderson , born Jan 13, 1791.

(xiii. Genet Anderson, born Aug 4, 1793, died April 9, 1834 in Hanover Co., married Maria Drummond Harris.

SOURCES AND NOTES

1. DAR record 466388. (All the birth dates of the children found in this record appear to be from a family bible)

2. Revolutionary War Pension W9701. This is a clam filed in 1850 for the estate of Sarah Jones Anderson due to her first husbands

(Nathaniel Anderson ,died Dec.1797) service. (The DAR appears in some of their records to have confused the war record of another Nathaniel Anderson who died in 1812 with this Nathaniels war record .) This record contains part of a William and Nathaniel Anderson Family Bible and a large amount of information on their families. An abstract of the pension record in Andersons Family Records, page 7-8, by W.P. Anderson report Nathaniel Anderson as having died Feb 1798. This is a copying error ; it should read before Feb. 1798.

3. Virginia Migrations ,Hanover Country, Vol. II , copyrighted in 1949, by Glazebrook and Glazebrook pages vi-vii and 1-5. Nancy is the only child in source three for which a birth date can not be found in source one Therefore it is assumed that Lucy and Nancy are the same person, and one of these names is a copying error. The other children not listed in source three are

believed to have died before 1817 without issue.

4.. Misc. Papers in Garland Anderson File , DAR library , Washington DC

5. Everett Anderson Memorial Collection of Colonial Virginia Families on www. This gives the marriage of Thorton Burbidge Anderson. However , The Early descendant of Wm. Overton & Elizabeth Waters of Virginia , by W.P. Anderson , page 34 , indicated he died single.

6. Virginia Gazette 1776., month and day?, reports Garland Andersons election to the state congress.

source for notes:

Harry F Anderson, (g-g-g-grandson of William Anderson),

239 Valencia Circle,

Centerville GA 31028 ,

Ph 912-922-8640,

[email protected]

____________________________________________

Subj: Garland Anderson (1742-1811) and son, Genet Anderson (1793-1834)

Date: 6/2/02 7:49:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: [email protected] (Harry Anderson)

Reply-to: [email protected] (Harry Anderson)

To: [email protected] (Ollie Clarke)

CC: [email protected] (Temple Holden), [email protected] (Pat), [email protected] (Mike or Dianna Ison), [email protected] (Patrick Anderson), [email protected] (Steve Watson), [email protected] (Betty and Jerry Bunker)

To: Ollie Clarke:

Ollie,

Sorry to be so long in getting this information to you. It was not that I was not interested. I have had problems with my computer system and several other detractions.

According to Glazebrook’s, "VA Migrations, Hanover Co. Vol II p vi " , Anderson’s Bridge used by the British to cross over into Hanover Co., VA during the Revolution was owned by Garland Anderson. He was a merchant in Hanover Co., VA who was originally a partner of Charles Smith. This Garland Anderson (1742-1811) according to W. P. Anderson , "Descendants of Wm Overton and Elizabeth Waters of VA". owned land on both sides of the river in Hanover and Caroline Co. VA, and he lived in the upper end of Hanover, Co. when he died.

Garland Anderson took Patrick Henry’s place as a member of the Virginia Congress when Patrick Henry became governor. Later Bartlott Anderson (Jr.) was also elected a member of the Virginia Congress from Hanover Co.. I have been trying to find proof these two were brothers.

A complete list with dates of birth of the children of Garland Anderson is given in DAR 466388 submitted by a descendant of Genet Anderson. Glazebook and W.P. Anderson also give lists, but my g-g-g grandfather, William Anderson (1773-1836) is omitted from W. P. Anderson’s list. However, Glazebook does give William Anderson and John Burbridge Anderson as the two sons who were administrators of Garland Anderson’s estate. The date of birth of this William is the same as the William Anderson who married Sarah Jones (Anderson) widow of Nathaniel Anderson, an officer in the Continental Line during the Revolution. William Anderson lived in Carolina Co. possibly near what is now the Meadows Horse Farm.

Garland Anderson also own a grist mill which I assume was in the same location as the bridge. This was probable the same mill that was mentioned in his youngest son’s, Genet , will. . Genet Anderson died in Hanover Co., VA in 1834. (The will of Genet Anderson is one of the few wills of the early Hanover Co., Anderson’s which has not been lost). A Mr. Tate who was 76 years old and lived 2 miles south of Beaverdam VA in 1981 told me that Anderson’s Mill had burned down. I assumed he could remember when it did. The location he gave appeared to match the location of the mill owned by Garland Anderson and later Genet Anderson.

I have found directions, dated about 1906, on how to get to an Old Anderson’s Cemetery. This is the cemetery where John Burbidge Anderson (b1765, oldest son of Garland) and members of his family are buried. At least the members who did not move to Kentucky. The location given is 2 1/2 miles from Beaverdam, VA and the directions say that you turn off the main road to the left just past the mill.. I believe this was at the river on the county line between Beaverdam and Childresburg. The cemetery, I would think is on the Caroline Co., side of the river since John Burbridge Anderson lived in Caroline Co.. There is now a bridge across the river which I believe may be near the location of Anderson’s Bridge, Mill, and Cemetery. The paved roads to the present bridge are more than 2 1/2 miles, but a county map shows a road no longer passable about 2 1/2 miles long.

I live about 700 miles away from the area. In my two visit to the area, I got there too late in the day to really look around. The first time I was almost bitten by a dog, and the second time I was stopped by a no trespassing sign. Some day, I hope someone who lives near the area can take a look around. I would be very interested in what they find.

If you need any more information, please contact me.I will be glad to send it to you.if I have it. Hope to hear from you

Harry F. Anderson

Children of Garland Anderson and Marcia Burbidge are:

18 i. Ann⁹ Anderson, born in Hanover Co, VA.

19 ii. Armistead Anderson, born in Hanover Co, VA.

20 iii. Burbridge Anderson, born in Hanover Co, VA. He married Sarah Elizabeth Minor September 06, 1795.

21 iv. Dorothy Peay Anderson, born in Hanover Co, VA.

22 v. Elizabeth Burbago Anderson, born in Hanover Co, VA.

+ 23 vi. Genet Anderson, born in Hanover Co, VA; died April 09, 1834 in Hanover Co, VA.

24 vii. Maria Anderson, born in Hanover Co, VA; died Bef. 1817.

25 viii. Martha Garland Anderson, born in Hanover Co, VA; died 1793.

+ 26 ix. John Burbidge Anderson, born 1765 in Hanover Co, VA; died August 18, 1831.

27 x. Garland Anderson, born August 06, 1769 in Hanover Co, VA; died August 20, 1829 in KY. He married (1) Mary Ann Winston; died in Hanover Co, VA. He married (2) Mary B. Minor October 06, 1803 in Louisa County, Virginia (Source: Marriage Records, Southern States, 1728-1850, (CD 229; Automated Archives; 1994), "Electronic."); died in Hanover Co, VA. He married (3) Sally Trabue April 03, 1823; died in Hanover Co, VA.

+ 28 xi. William Anderson, born August 04, 1773 in Hanover Co, VA; died June 14, 1836 in Caroline County, Virginia.

14. Parson⁸ Anderson (Charles⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born Abt. 1734, and died Bet. 1777 - 1781 in KIA Revoluionary War. He married Mary Cocke February 15, 1758 in Prince Edward County, Virginia. She was born Abt. 1740.

Notes for Parson Anderson:

Charles Anderson 07/05/1751 Amelia Co, 400a south side of the south fork of Buffalo River, Virginia Patent Book 30/Page 441

Cumberland county

P155 1758 Parson Anderson m Mary Cocke; Sec-Thomas Cocke and Charles Anderson’s letter of consent to son Parson’s marriage

Prince Edward County

Book 1-162 1759 Charles Anderson of Prince Edward to Parsons Anderson of same 504 acres on south side fork of Buffalo River

Children of Parson Anderson and Mary Cocke are:

29 i. James⁹ Anderson, born Abt. 1760.

Notes for James Anderson:

On 18 October 1784 the Prince Edward Court ordered that James Anderson, son of Parsons Anderson, be bound to George Redd. [Prince Edward Order Book 1781-1785, p. 290.] "Parsons Anderson", the Court had noted in August 1784 [Ibid, 261] "Departed this life while a soldier in Continental Service."

30 ii. Mary Anderson, born Abt. 1762. She married Dudley Ransone February 12, 1801 in Prince Edward County, Virginia.

15. Mary Elizabeth⁸ Anderson (Charles⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born November 09, 1736 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died November 20, 1822 in Farmville, Prince Edward County, Virginia. She married Capt John Morton September 15, 1750 in Prince Edward County, Virginia. He was born February 09, 1730/31 in Henrico, Va, and died December 01, 1796 in Clinch Mt, W VA.

Notes for Mary Elizabeth Anderson:

!s-? from Camp

f-marriage bond May 18 1750 in Amelia Co Va for 50L sterling signed by John

Morton and Charles Anderson; It is said that she had 6 sons in the American

Rev and all returned home uninjured.

___________________________

Subj: anderson

Date: 10/29/00 1:22:51 PM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected] (barbara thompson)

To: [email protected]

Your website is truly concise and informative. However, and I'm sure it's some lack of mine, I cannot find my gr+ grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Anderson, b. 19 Nov. 1736 VA...don't have the birth place. She married Capt. John Morton, at age 14 I may add. I have his ascendency...I feel I would be letting her down not to be able to include hers. Do you have a clue to help???

Notes for Capt John Morton:

!s-WM vol 10; VA Gen vol 3 or vol17p305; Camp note

PE wills p 4 bk3 p60

o-contractor or "undertaker" [one who undertakes contracting to build]

m-in 1758 Lt in Fr & I War under Major Lewis 1st Va Reg; in 1762 made Capt and

put in claim for land in Pr Ed Co; June 19 1775 was on Commission of Safety for

for P E Co and thus makes desc eligible for DAR; raised a Co for 4th Reg

of Continental Army for P E Co in 1776; deputy commissioner under

Gen J Pierce; Land Warrant # 8724-500 A

r-Moved to PE Co as a surveyor and built "Sunnyside" nr Darlington Hgts bef

1776; July 18 1774 deeded to son-in-law, Jacob Woodson, 1 bl f- Whinney- for 5

sh; 1785 Census-10 wh, 1 dwelling, 9 out bldg;purchased in Pr Ed Co 612 A on

Feb 9 1737; 933 A 1740, 304 A 1745, 350 A 1746, 3811 A 1747 all on Briery Ck

sep 1 1731 John sell 11 A on Chickahominey swamp to R Morton, s/o Tom decd??

?-these purchases seem too early for this John-needs cK.

a-trustee of Hampton Sidney College, built 1st building on campus, Morton Hall

still exists named for him; built jail in 1759 and courthouse in 1772 in P E

CO; JP in 1758, sheriff in 1779, Commissioner of Revenue in 1786

c-Epis but became staunch Presby in Briery Church

w-30 Aug 1796 pro-9 Dec 1796 Pr Edward Co VA (Why Clinch Mt death place?)

ch Charles widow now Mary Ann Hill with ch Nathaniel, John, Wm;to ch-James,

Hezekial, Benj, Josiah, Mary, Nancy, Sally, Patty, Rich, Obadiah, Elizabeth;

had Ky claims to be sold to pay debts

Children of Mary Anderson and John Morton are:

31 i. Charles⁹ Morton, born June 19, 1752 in Prince Edward, Va; died Bef. 1796. He married Mary.

Notes for Mary:

!s-PE wills

f-married 2nd Mr Hill

+ 32 ii. Elizabeth Morton, born November 28, 1754 in farm, Prince Edward, Va; died February 12, 1845 in farm, Prince Edward, Va.

33 iii. Major James Morton, born August 08, 1756 in Prince Edward, Va. He married Mary II Smith.

Notes for Major James Morton:

!s-IGI

m-got 4000 A for ReEv War

q-IGI says Sep 6 1756

Notes for Mary II Smith:

!s-

f-dau of Wm Smith of Powhaten [Old Solid Column]

34 iv. Capt Hezekiah Morton, born November 28, 1757 in Prince Edward, Va; died 1831. He married Phoebe Moseley.

Notes for Capt Hezekiah Morton:

!s-IGI

m-received 4500 A for Am Rev DAR # 153514

f-IGI says b 25 nov 1757

35 v. Benjamin Morton, born February 24, 1760 in Prince Edward, Va.

Notes for Benjamin Morton:

!s-IGI says b 4 feb 1759

36 vi. Jacob Morton, born November 03, 1761 in Prince Edward, Va; died Bef. 1796.

37 vii. Josiah Morton, born April 26, 1763 in Prince Edward, Va.

38 viii. Nathaniel Morton, born April 09, 1765 in Prince Edward, Va; died in Baltimore, MD. He married Unknown Copeland.

Notes for Nathaniel Morton:

!s-IGI says b 9 sep a765

39 ix. Mary Morton, born September 28, 1766 in Prince Edward, Va.

40 x. Nancy Morton, born May 16, 1768 in Prince Edward, Va. She married Carter Thompson.

41 xi. Sally Morton, born June 04, 1770 in Prince Edward, Va. She married William Fuqua December 14, 1789.

42 xii. Capt John Archer Morton, born November 18, 1772 in Prince Edward, Va. He married Cora Lee Henry.

Notes for Capt John Archer Morton:

o-Ambassador to France? more likely Am envoy to Bordeaux

43 xiii. Richard Morton, born January 25, 1776 in Prince Edward, Va; died in dunm.

Notes for Richard Morton:

!s-IGI says b 15 jun 1776

44 xiv. Obadiah Morton, born December 22, 1778 in Prince Edward, Va. He married Elizabeth Ligon 1814.

Notes for Obadiah Morton:

!s-IGI says b 28 dec 1778

45 xv. Patty Morton, born December 15, 1780 in Prince Edward, Va; died in un mar.

Generation No. 4

23. Genet⁹ Anderson (Garland⁸, Bartelot⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born in Hanover Co, VA, and died April 09, 1834 in Hanover Co, VA. He married Maria Drummond Harris September 24, 1821 in Caroline Co, VA. She died 1879 in Richmond, Henrico Co, VA.

Children of Genet Anderson and Maria Harris are:

+ 46 i. John Garland¹⁰ Anderson, died 1850.

47 ii. Mary Elizabeth Anderson, died 1844. She married James Clifton Carpenter.

48 iii. Littleton Goodwin Anderson. He married Mary Judson Miller.

49 iv. Genet James Anderson, born in Hanover Co, VA; died 1862 in Sharpsburg, VA.

50 v. Robert Semple Anderson, died in Richmond, Henrico Co, VA. He married Bettie Ann Wheat.

51 vi. Addison Lewis Anderson, born 1830 in Spotsylvania Co, Spotsylvania Co, VA; died 1831 in Spotsylvania Co, Spotsylvania Co, VA.

52 vii. Marcia Thomas Anderson, born 1834 in Spotsylvania Co, Spotsylvania Co, VA; died 1851 in Hanover Co, VA.

26. John Burbidge⁹ Anderson (Garland⁸, Bartelot⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born 1765 in Hanover Co, VA, and died August 18, 1831. He married Martha Tompkins in VA.

Children of John Anderson and Martha Tompkins are:

53 i. Robert¹⁰ Anderson, born in Caroline Co, VA.

+ 54 ii. Ann T. Anderson.

55 iii. Henry Tompkins Anderson, born January 27, 1812 in Caroline Co, VA. He married Jane Haws January 09, 1832.

Notes for Henry Tompkins Anderson:

Subj: Robert Anderson

Date: 11/30/01 12:56:28 PM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected] (Patricia Long-Moss)

To: [email protected]

File: HTAndersonphotoinHTbible.JPG (426431 bytes) DL Time (32000 bps): < 4 minutes

Greetings,

I am a descendant of Henry Tompkins Anderson, 1812-1872.I have one of the publications of "The Anderson Bible", as translated from the Greek by H.T. Anderson.I am attempting to trace forward and backward and have come to 2 impasses.

The first impass is finding the European Anderson branch. I know the female Overton/Waters connection, but where is the actual male Anderson that married into the female line and where does the male originate? English? Swedish?

The second impasse. Tracing the children of Henry Tompkins Anderson. I have written inside the bible inscription," Presented to my niece Bell Ellsworth Anderson Gride May 6th 1932. Translated by your Grandfather in 1864. Love Aunt Pickett Anderson Timmins. Dec 10th 1949 the bible was inscribed and presented to me on my first birthday by Great Aunt Bell.

I know that my grandmother was born in Dodge City Kansas and that the family resided at one time in Ellsworth. But for the life of me I cannot remember my grandmothers maiden name, only her birthdate. Jan 6 1890. Can you shed any light on these areas? It appears we are related in some fashion. Nice to know as I am an only child and so was my mother.

Oh I do know that Great Great Aunt Pickett Anderson Timmins was a Daughter of the American Revolution..Here is the information on this.

DAR-Volume 162, page 58

DAR ID Number:161185

Born Midway Ky

Wife of Harry A. Timmons

Another note.....Record shows spelling as Timmons...The Bible signature shows Timmins...I also have 2 pictures of Aunt Pickett where she was in Japan in 1924. Also have photograph of H.T. Anderson at a roll top desk. Could this have been taken by son Clarence. Photo has been sealed inside front hard cover in bible under what appears to be clear tape, so I cannot see the back.It is also interesting to note that Henry T was sitting on several books to increase height.

Warmest Regards

Trish Long-Moss

28. William⁹ Anderson (Garland⁸, Bartelot⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born August 04, 1773 in Hanover Co, VA, and died June 14, 1836 in Caroline County, Virginia. He married Sarah Jones in Caroline County, Virginia. She was born Abt. 1770, and died August 28, 1840.

Notes for Sarah Jones:

Subj: Re: Armstead Anderson son of Garland Anderson

Date: 10/3/00 2:06:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: [email protected] (Harry Anderson)

Reply-to: [email protected] (Harry Anderson)

To: [email protected] (PatAnder73)

CC: [email protected] (Steve Watson)

Pat,

[snip]

This looks like my ancestor, William Anderson (1773-1836). of Hanover & Caroline Co.,VA, but he married Sarah Jones not Sarah Taylor. These have to be three of her six children, but Catherine Terrell. was from a prevous marriage to Nathaniel Anderson (died Dec 1797). Hebert Anderson (born 1800) was the third child of her three children by her marriage to William Anderson.

William Anderson and Sarah Jones' child, Armstead (born abt 1802), was also known as William A. Anderson, and he was my g-g-grandfather. If this is one of the Armstead's you were talking about then I have plenty of information on him. The other Armstead (son of Garland) was his uncle who I thought was the one in Richmond, VA in 1802.

I believe Sarah Taylor was the 2nd wife of another Nathaniel Anderson who died in 1812.

Harry F. Anderson

Children of William Anderson and Sarah Jones are:

56 i. Mary B.¹⁰ Anderson. She married John Richardson.

57 ii. Herbert Anderson, born 1800; died 1851. He married Frances E. ?.

58 iii. William Armistead Anderson, born 1802; died in Tuscumbia, Alabama. He married Katherine Octavia R. Brown.

Notes for William Armistead Anderson:

Harry F Anderson, (g-g-grandson of Wm. Armstead Anderson), 239 Valencia Circle, Centerville GA 31028 , Ph 912-922-8640, [email protected]

32. Elizabeth⁹ Morton (Mary Elizabeth⁸ Anderson, Charles⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born November 28, 1754 in farm, Prince Edward, Va, and died February 12, 1845 in farm, Prince Edward, Va. She married Captain Jacob Woodson November 04, 1773 in Prince Edward, Va. He was born May 11, 1748 in farm, Amelia, Va, and died December 05, 1839 in Prince Edward?, Va, OR, KY.

Notes for Elizabeth Morton:

!s-Camp notes

f-tombstone at Happy Valley [River Circle] reads 'Noted for her industrious

manner and lived upward of 90 years. Affection dedicates this stone to the

memory of Elizabeth Woodson ,b-Nov 28 1754, died Feb 12 1845, united in

marriage with Jacob Woodson Nov 1 1775 "Precious in His sight is the seat of

one of His Saints."

Notes for Captain Jacob Woodson:

s-Fothrg; Pr Ed Rec; Buck Rec; DAR;Census; NGSQ; Hatala

o-farmer

r-Prince Ed Co Va on plantation called Happy Valley on the Appomatox R nr

Tuggle which is nr Farmville/or maybe Spring Hill, which was a nursery; Census

1783 had 7 w, 14 bl; in 1785 had 6 wh and 7 bl, 1 dwell; in 1773 had 4 tithes

and 1774 had 5 tithes; also land in Buckingham Co in 1804 400 A, 7 wh 7 bl

value of 151L tax-2.43L; In 1810 Census of Pr Ed Co; owed taxes on 100A in

Buckingham Co for 1786; got patent in jun 28 1789 for 390 A in Buckhm

m-Capt in Co Militia in 1779 and Lt in 1777

a-he or his son, Jacob pd British Mercantile Claim of L18.14s

f-In WM 10p157-Th Jaynes in 1810 traveled to Green river KY and on June 4 on

way from Frankfort KY to Bardstown? stayed the night with Mr Woodson. [Could

this be one of Jacob's sons?] The next night he stayed at Thruckners which was

48 mi from Woodson and 8 mi further was Bardstown.

Pr Ed Will bk 3 p 168 shows Jacob suing his brother

Charles for money owed to pay debts of his mother to British.

Children of Elizabeth Morton and Jacob Woodson are:

59 i. Obadiah IV¹⁰ Woodson, born April 06, 1775 in Prince Edward, Va. He married Mary Watson April 12, 1803 in Prince Edward, Va.

Notes for Obadiah IV Woodson:

!s-IGI

60 ii. John Morton Woodson, born July 08, 1778 in Prince Edward, Va. He married Susanna Gilliam August 18, 1800 in Prince Edward, Va.

Notes for John Morton Woodson:

!s-P E + Rec; IGI

f-also date = for Sept 11,1800

61 iii. Nancy Woodson, born April 03, 1780 in Prince Edward, Va. She married Archibald Hix February 16, 1797; died in MO.

Notes for Archibald Hix:

!s-Cath Whitten

r-Va; moved to christon, Mo and had 3 ch

f-sson of Daniel and Frances

62 iv. Jacob II Woodson, born August 01, 1783 in Prince Edward, Va.

Notes for Jacob II Woodson:

!s-IGI

?-he is only listed in IGI and not in other Gen.

63 v. Sally [?Sarah] Woodson, born May 17, 1785 in Prince Edward, Va; died in dunm.

Notes for Sally [?Sarah] Woodson:

!s-P E + Rec; IGI

+ 64 vi. Richard IV Woodson, born September 21, 1787 in Prince Edward, Va; died July 03, 1822 in MO.

+ 65 vii. Elizabeth Morton Woodson, born April 22, 1790 in farm, Prince Edward, Va; died June 28, 1857 in farm, Glasgow, Howard, MO.

66 viii. Martha [Patsy] Woodson, born September 11, 1792 in Prince Edward, Va.

Notes for Martha [Patsy] Woodson:

!s-IGI

?-She is only listed in IGI and not in other Gen.

67 ix. Judith III Woodson, born November 30, 1796 in Prince Edward, Va. She married Silas Biglow 1821 in Prince Edward, Va.

Notes for Judith III Woodson:

!s-may have mar Wm Gilliam -not sure

68 x. Agnes M Woodson, born 1798 in Prince Edward, Va.

Generation No. 5

46. John Garland¹⁰ Anderson (Genet⁹, Garland⁸, Bartelot⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) died 1850. He married Amanda Melvina Duerson Lipscomb 1845 in Spotsylvania Co, VA. She was born October 03, 1823 in Spotsvlvania, VA, and died in Spotsvlvania, VA.

Children of John Anderson and Amanda Lipscomb are:

69 i. Lyttleton Goodwin¹¹ Anderson.

70 ii. Ada Garland Anderson.

71 iii. Ann Maria Anderson, born March 13, 1846 in Spotsylvania Co, Spotsylvania Co, VA; died April 06, 1928 in Courtland, Lawrence Co, AL. She married Joseph Dinwiddie September 13, 1865 in Louisa Co, VA; born February 29, 1832 in Plum Branch, Campbell Co, VA; died November 15, 1906 in Fort Smith, Washington, AR.

54. Ann T.¹⁰ Anderson (John Burbidge⁹, Garland⁸, Bartelot⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) She married Thomas Harris Lipscomb August 18, 1831 in Spotsylvania Co, VA. He was born May 13, 1793 in Spotsylvania Co, VA, and died July 06, 1877 in Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania Co, VA.

Children of Ann Anderson and Thomas Lipscomb are:

72 i. Martha¹¹ Lipscomb, born July 04, 1832 in Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania Co, VA.

73 ii. Walter Scott Lipscomb, born April 14, 1834 in Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania Co, VA. He married Harriotte Lipscomb.

74 iii. Thomas Garland Lipscomb, born July 04, 1836 in Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania Co, VA; died 1854 in Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania Co, VA.

75 iv. William Henry Lipscomb, born September 22, 1838 in Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania Co, VA. He married Texie Morton Wolfe July 17, 1860.

64. Richard IV¹⁰ Woodson (Elizabeth⁹ Morton, Mary Elizabeth⁸ Anderson, Charles⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born September 21, 1787 in Prince Edward, Va, and died July 03, 1822 in MO. He married Rachel Robertson May 16, 1812.

Notes for Richard IV Woodson:

!s-Woodson Gen; VA to MO; Coopedge

r-Pr Ed Co; moved to Christian Co KY in 1814; moved with Gilliam cousins

[sister was Judith] to Chariton Co MO in 1817

f-5 chs: 1-William Cowper [b 1813 in Pr Ed Co VA] and attended

Princeton College in Christian Co Ky, who mar 1-Elizabeth Daniel Lewis, dau of

Edmond Lewis, brother of Henry. She d in 1834 and left 2 sons, and 2nd-Juliet

[dau of Howard Cowle] Colson of Owensboro KY. 2- James Edward [b 1814 in Pr Ed

Co Va] mar Elizabeth Gilliam, dau of Chas and Elizabeth Woodson Gilliam.

His wife mar 2nd Wm E Goode as 2nd wife; [his 1st wife was Elizabeth's

sister, Judith A Gilliam of VA] and they moved to Cambridge Saline

Co MO [also says Wm E Goode mar Lucy C Jones 2nd?]; 3-Elizabeth Morton

[b-4/29/1815 in Christian Co KY where her family stopped temporarily on way to

MO] and who mar John F Nicolds; 4- Martha who mar James J Miller; 5- Richard

Jr [1822-1891] who mar 1-Roxanna Ewing and 2-Francies Ann Addie. He lived at

Steinmetz MO, 7 mi west of Fayette.

Children of Richard Woodson and Rachel Robertson are:

76 i. Mary¹¹ Woodson. She married James J Miller.

77 ii. William Cowper Woodson, born 1813 in Prince Edward, Va; died in MO. He married (1) Elizabeth Daniel dau of Edmund Lewis Bef. 1834; died 1834 in MO. He married (2) Mrs Juliet [Colson] Cowle Aft. 1834; born in Owensboro, KY.

Notes for William Cowper Woodson:

!s-

e-attended Princston college in Christian Co KY

78 iii. James Edward Woodson, born 1814 in Prince Edward, Va. He married Elizabeth Woodson Gilliam.

79 iv. Elizabeth Morton Woodson, born April 29, 1815 in Christian, KY. She married John F Nicolds.

Notes for Elizabeth Morton Woodson:

!s-Coppage

birth on way from Va to MO-temporary stop

80 v. Richard V Woodson, born 1822 in MO; died in Steinmetz, Howard, MO. He married (1) Roxanna Ewing. He married (2) Frances Addie.

65. Elizabeth Morton¹⁰ Woodson (Elizabeth⁹ Morton, Mary Elizabeth⁸ Anderson, Charles⁷, Matthew⁶, Robert⁵, Richard⁴, Richard³, York Watershed², Colonial Virginia¹) was born April 22, 1790 in farm, Prince Edward, Va, and died June 28, 1857 in farm, Glasgow, Howard, MO. She married Judge Henry B Lewis July 21, 1806 in Prince Edward, Va. He was born November 14, 1782 in Falling River, Campbell, Va, and died June 22, 1873 in farm, Glasgow, Howard, MO.

Notes for Elizabeth Morton Woodson:

!s-Pioneers of MO

c-meth by 1803

Notes for Judge Henry B Lewis:

!s-Cem Rec; wills, Va Co Court Rec; Hatala; 1812 Rec; MO Rec

o-farmer; a founder and director of Mo Exploration Co in Chariton, MO-9/29/1822

r-Falling Cr VA; Walker's CT Buckingham Co Va; Glasgow, MO; tax list 1821

Chariton Co has 8 sl, 4 cat, 4 h, 1 watch, 1 stove; 1830 census-lived next to

John Graves, 2 m under 5-1-0-1-1-0-0-1 and f 1 und 5-1-1-0-0-0-1, 6 m sl, 10 f

1870 Census-age 87 b in VA living with J F Lewis age 39 who had $20,000 rl est,

$4000 p p, 8 bl; On May 11, 1819 Henry and Wife Elizabeth sold 58 A to Wm

Gilliam on road leading from Watkins Church to the Cut Bank in Pr Ed Co VA

a-Judge of Howard Co Court [commissioner] 1830

m-Pension SC 18786, June 20 1875; prv in Mounted Dragoons of Va under Cpt James

Watson, enld Jun 18 1812 & Aug 1814, in for 14 days, home til Jan 1815; dischd

Feb 22 1815 in Norfolk VA; rec'd 80 A , sold; and 160 A in 1855; pension

subm'd Aug 12, 1872

c-meth

Children of Elizabeth Woodson and Henry Lewis are:

81 i. Agnes Walker¹¹ Lewis, born August 08, 1807 in farm, Prince Edward, Va; died December 29, 1843 in Howard, MO. She married (1) John Graves July 08, 1824 in Howard, Va; died April 16, 1831 in MO River, Howard, MO. She married (2) Joshua B Belden July 10, 1834 in Howard, MO; born August 03, 1802; died March 02, 1870 in Howard, MO.

Notes for Agnes Walker Lewis:

s-Emma L Aker Lewis

Children: Thomas H Graves b 1 May 1829 m 1853 Mary E Taylor d 28 Oct 1860

Ann Lewis Graves b 18 Aug 1830 d 30 Mar 1845

Notes for John Graves:

!s-BMF

o-owned Graves-Bull mercantile; may be a doctor;

f-son Dr Thomas Graves [May 7 1829-Oct 28 1860 who = Mary Taylor of Phil PA

who = J F Lewis 2nd] and dau Agnes L Graves [Aug 18, 1830-may 30 1845]

Notes for Joshua B Belden:

!-BMF

o-mgr of Swinney business-tobacco manf

82 ii. Thomas Anderson Lewis, born June 19, 1809 in farm, Prince Edward, Va. He married Martha Jane Otway Burd 1838 in Howard, MO.

Notes for Thomas Anderson Lewis:

s-Emma L Aker Lewis

Children: Mary Elizabeth Lewis 1840

Thomas ?Sihon Lewis 1842

Theodore Belden Lewis b 18 Nov 1843 d 20 Jul 1899

John Gilmore b 23 Jul 1845

83 iii. Mary E Lewis, born June 14, 1811 in farm, Prince Edward, Va; died in Gallatin, Daviess, MO. She married Judge John D Coulson.

Notes for Mary E Lewis:

!s-Hatala-desc of same who = her 1st cousin

84 iv. Jacob Woodson Lewis, born June 15, 1813 in Prince Edward, Va; died January 18, 1832 in farm, Glasgow, Howard, MO.

85 v. Rev William Henry Lewis, born March 01, 1815 in Va; died 1909. He married (1) Christian Boyd; born 1813; died 1868. He married (2) Anne B Unknown; born 1837; died 1875. He married (3) Sue M Unknown; born 1842; died 1903.

Notes for Rev William Henry Lewis:

!-Hist of Ho Co

a-gave land for Howard Payne College where Katherine Watts graduated from

f-had at least 3 ch= Henry B [1840-1845]; Alexander B [1837-1859]; Sally W

[1855-1856]. He=1-Christian [1813-1869] 2-Anne B [1837-1875] 3-Sue M [1842-1903]

s-Emma L Aker Lewis lists the following children: 1 Henry B; 2 Lucy Boyd b

1841; 3 Charles T b 1844 d 1935; 4 Alex Boyd; 5 John H; 6 Matilda Burnall;

7 Wm Henry Jr; 8 Mary Elizabeth m Glen Drake; 9 Sallie; 10 ?; 11 Eugene;

12 Everett. She does not identify their mothers.

86 vi. James Walker Lewis, born June 20, 1817 in Prince Edward, Va; died 1902. He married Melissa Andrews November 19, 1851 in Bedford, Va; born 1825; died 1873.

Notes for James Walker Lewis:

!s-family

f-they had son William Henry Lewis MD

87 vii. Martha Woodson Lewis, born February 11, 1820 in farm, Glasgow, Howard, MO; died August 16, 1907 in farm, Glasgow, Howard, MO. She married Dr James Jordan Watts March 31, 1840 in Glasgow, Howard, MO; born October 02, 1818 in farm, Madison, Va; died September 25, 1894 in Fayette, Howard, MO.

Notes for Martha Woodson Lewis:

!s-Hatala; MO records; Lewis Library MO

o-teacher till 1840 at brother's, Wm, high school, Montecello MO

r-Meth

f-newspaper obit-"Lady of high attainments"

Notes for Dr James Jordan Watts:

!s-Census of Randolph Co MO;Hatala;History of Rand Co

o-MD from Louisville Medical College in 1848 and precept from brother, Dr

William W; had store in Huntsville Mo and also practiced in Clifton Hill

r-Madison Va; Randolph Co MO; in 1836 studied medicine under Dr Blakey and

Thrift in Orange Co Va; moved to Mo in 1837 and studied under brother;moved

practice to Fayette Mo in 1859

1850 census-Salt Springs twp Randolph Co MO-was 31, physician with $1500 born in

Va, Martha 30 born in MO, Wm age 7 yr, Charles-4, James-2 and Agnes-9 to 12 mo

p 22 item 221

1870 Census-was 51, physician, $200, b VA; mar to Martha-age 49 b MO;, James age

22 b MO-clerk in dry goods; -$3000-#200pp; Agnes age 20; Millard 17-clerk in dry

goods; Laura 15-attend school; Katie 11 att school; Gertrude 8-att school

88 viii. Judith Virginia Lewis, born December 04, 1822 in Glasgow, Howard, MO; died 1902. She married Thomas P Smith.

89 ix. Dr Richard Kyte Lewis, born February 07, 1826 in Howard, MO; died March 26, 1859. He married Emily Duke Wight March 09, 1852; born September 01, 1834 in Frankfort, KY; died May 23, 1857.

Notes for Dr Richard Kyte Lewis:

!s-Lewis Cem

f-son Oscar who d y; son Dr Eugene R Lewis [1856-1901] = Nannie Pittman and had

Mary Duke Lewis [1882-1882] and another dau who was raised by her aunt, Mrs

Ogleby and sons, Richard P Lewis [1886-] and Eugene R Lewis [1889-]

90 x. Sarah Jane Lewis, born August 08, 1828 in Howard, MO; died April 03, 1895. She married Dr H Walker; born December 13, 1847; died April 03, 1895.

Notes for Sarah Jane Lewis:

!s-Lewis Cem

f-dau Susan L Walker [1854-1856]

91 xi. John Fletcher Lewis, born August 06, 1830 in Howard, MO; died September 23, 1904 in Howard, MO. He married (1) Kate Hood July 18, 1861 in Howard, MO; born in MD; died January 06, 1865 in Lewis Farm, Glasgow, Howard, MO. He married (2) Mary E Taylor November 14, 1867 in Howard, MO; born November 28, 1833 in Philadelphia, PA; died January 19, 1892 in Lewis Farm, Glasgow, Howard, MO. He married (3) Emma Lou Aker Abt. 1900 in Howard, MO.

Notes for John Fletcher Lewis:

!r-lived on family farm of 500 A, called Hackberry Grove on rd from Glasgow to

Fayette; donated land for Planatarium; 1870 Census-Chariton twp=age 39, $20000

real est, $4000 p prop; 8 bl+ Henry age 87;, Wilbur age 15;, Eugene age 17;, D

Graves age 16 all at school; and Mary E Lewis age 37

f-ch by 1st m was Claude Richard [1862-1864]

from family-Bill Henry of Glasgow [alive 1992] and Virginia Henson were

children or grandchildren of Dr Wm Henry Lewis and Emma Lou Aker; Emma Lou then

married John Fletcher Lewis and had Ann Elizabeth [b 1903] who m Randolph

Covington and had 4 girls and 1 boy.

Notes for Mary E Taylor:

!s-family

f-married 1st to Thomas Graves

Notes for Emma Lou Aker:

!s-Lewis fam

f-married 1st Dr Wm Henry Lewis and had 2 ch: Eugene Walker d 1877 and Edwin

Aker d 1882 who had Bill Henry Lewis and Viginia Henson as descendants

By her 2nd m had Ann Ellizabeth who m Randolph Covington and had 4 girls and 1

boy.

92 xii. Samuel Green Lewis, born October 16, 1833 in Glasgow, Howard, MO.

Notes for Samuel Green Lewis:

!s-IGI