Descendants of Robert Anderson, Jr

Descendants of Robert Anderson, Jr.

Generation No. 1

1. Robert⁶ Anderson, Jr. (Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (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 1663 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died 1716 in Hanover County, Virginia. He married Mary Overton Bef. 1702, daughter of William Overton and Elizabeth Waters. She was born June 08, 1673 in Virginia, and died Aft. 1744 in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for Robert Anderson, Jr.:

Robert's birth date is derived from Edward L. Anderson and William Pope Anderson publications. Robert was born in the delta of the Pamunkey River at the head of the York River branch of the Chesapeake Bay.

1680 Robert Anderson headright of William Wyatt to New Kent Co.

It was common practice at the time for Virginia landholders to send their sons back to England to be educated. A return trip from England to Virginia earned you a headright regardless of whether you had been born in Virginia.

Robert Anderson,Jr.

10/23/1690 1200 acres New Kent County

Virginia patents book 8/page 103

S of York River on branches of Mechumps Creek & Crumps Creek. Begin James Pyron's line, at John Langworthy's line, adj. Stephen Tarton and Fleman's land. Assigned to John Wray by John Webb and William Claibourne, deserted. for the import of 24 persons

Robert Anderson,Jr.

10/23/1690 727 acres New Kent County

Virginia patents book 8/page 107

North of the Chickahominy Swamp, begin at a branch of said swamp called Holly Bush Branch, adj. Thomas Glass. Assumed from the deserted patent of his father Robert Anderson.

York County wills and deeds

9/24/1694 Robert Anderson Jr. witness

The Quit Rents of Virginia, 1704, by Annie Laurie Wright Smith, Virginia State Archives; 1957.

Anderson, Robert New Kent County 700 acres

Anderson, Robert New Kent County 900 acres

Anderson, David New Kent County 300 acres

Anderson, John New Kent County 100 acres

Anderson, Richard New Kent County 200 acres

Robert Anderson, Jr. was a 1703 Vestryman of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, and Justice of New Kent in 1714. From 1706 to 1716 Robert Anderson was a member of the vestry of St. Paul's parish and signed as Robert Anderson, Jr. Robert Anderson's death in 1716 is recorded in the St. Paul Parish vestry book. The 727 acres became the "Goldmine" Plantation named after a passing stream.

His sons were underage at the time of his death and his family has been reconstructed from the deeds of his wife and her sons and the precessioning records of St. Paul's parish.

Edward L. Anderson in his book "Andersons of Goldmine" assigned many children to him that to me appear to belong to his brothers.

____________________________________

Bibliography

"Ye Andersons of Virginia", pages 231-288, Volume 11, Old Northwest Geanealogical Quarterly, Columbus, Ohio, 1908

The Andersons of Goldmine, by Edward L. Anderson

Climbing the Family Tree by Bessie Lamar Anderson Calvert

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 Mary Overton:

Mary Anderson to John Anderson

3/3/1733/4 335 acres Hanover Co.

for 30 pounds left him in the will of his father Robert Anderson of New Kent Co. 335 acres on the North side of Totopotomeys Creek being one half of land bought of George WIlkinson in 1719 the other half belonging to his brother Charles Anderson.

Mary Anderson of St. Paul Parish to Charles Anderson of Hanover County

3 March 1733/4

Mary relict & executrix of Robert Anderson, for 30 pounds left him in the will of his father Robert Anderson late of New Kent, now Hanover. 335 acres on Totapotamoy's Creek, Hanover County half of land bought 1719 of George Wilkinson the other half to his brother John Anderson.

Evidence of land precessioning records implies that the widow Mary resided with Nathaniel until 1744.

___________________________________________

William Overton

Mary Overton

| John Waters

| Samuel Waters

Elizabeth Waters

Ann

___________________________________

Betty M Harris <[email protected]>

worldconnect

/Robert OVERTON b: 1609

/William OVERTON b: 3 DEC 1628

| \Anne GARDINER b: 1613

Mary OVERTON b: 26 JUN 1673 d: 1734

| /Samuel WATERS b: 1617

\Elizabeth WATERS

\LIVING

Anderson-Overton

GenealogyLibrary.com Main Page

Page 3

"Robert Anderson II, married Mary Overton, sister of Captain James Overton (1688-1749) militia officer and vestryman of St Paul's Parish, Hanover, and daughter of William Overton, who was born in England 3 December 1628, emigrated to Virginia, to whom, with Eben Jones a patent issued on 23 April 1681, for 4600 acres of land in New Kent County (later Hanover) on South side of Pamunkey River, on Falling Creek, for the transportation of ninety two persons and among the headrights were William and Elizabeth. Overton, on 29 October 1690 William Overton and John Lyddall had a patent for 837 acres of land in St Peter's Parish, NewKent (later Hanover) County above the main fork of Pamunkey next above land granted Jonathan Norwood and Ambrose Clare. William Overton married Elizabeth Waters, daughter of Mrs. Ann Waters, of St. Sepulchers, London ,widow; will (11) dated September 29, 1697; proved 4 July 1700, besides her son-in-law and daughter, the Overtons, Mrs. Waters mentioned in her will her son John Waters, who had long resided in Virginia; her son Samuel Waters, and her son Thomas Waters, her son-in-law William Goodwinand brother-in-law Caleb Millett.

Children of Robert Anderson and Mary Overton are:

+ 2 i. Nathaniel⁷ Anderson, born Abt. 1700 in New Kent County, Virginia; died Abt. 1743 in Hanover County, Virginia.

+ 3 ii. Ann Anderson, born September 14, 1709 in "Goldmine", New Kent County, Virginia.

+ 4 iii. Robert Anderson III, born January 01, 1711/12 in New Kent County, Virginia; died December 09, 1792 in "Goldmine" plantation, Hanover County, Virginia.

+ 5 iv. Charles Anderson, born Abt. 1713 in New Kent County, Virginia; died Bet. 1756 - 1763 in Hanover County, Virginia.

+ 6 v. John Anderson, born Abt. 1715 in New Kent County, Virginia; died Aft. 1760 in Louisa County, Virginia.

Generation No. 2

2. Nathaniel⁷ Anderson (Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (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. 1700 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1743 in Hanover County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth Dabney, daughter of George Dabney and Elizabeth ?. She was born Bef. 1698 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died Bef. 1743 in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for Nathaniel Anderson:

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

1731 Nathaniel Anderson precessioning (with Widdow Anderson) St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1735 Nathaniel Anderson precessioner St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1735 Nathaniel Anderson precessioning (with Widdow Anderson) St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

Hanover Co Court Records 1733/4- 1735.

2 Jul 1735 - John Anderson of Hanover to Nathaniel Anderson of same, brother of sd John Anderson for 3 shillings - 1 acre on the north side of Totopotomoys Creek at the end of a tract of 670 acres which Mary Anderson bought of George Wilkinson - where the dividing line comes to the creeks brink - to build a water mill. Recorded 3 Jul 1735.

Nathaniel may have been the care taker for his mother Mary and was likely due to inherit the remainder of his mothers estate.

1736 Nathaniel Anderson 1800lb tbco Acct for Robertson's family allowed, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1736 Nathaniel Anderson 1200lb tbco to lie in church wardens hands till he has cured Jno Robertson and his son John, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1739 Nathaniel Anderson precessioner St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1739 Nathaniel Anderson precessioning (with Mrs. Anderson) St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1741 Mr. Nathaniel Anderson on Acct for Richd Brock's daughter, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1743 Nathaniel Anderson precessioning St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1743 Nathaniel Anderson precessioning (with Mrs. Anderson adj. and no proprieter to show the line) 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 -

Hanover 1 Oct 1743 - list of debts due to the Cargo of Neill Buchanan of London -

Nathaniel Anderson, deceased

Charles Anderson

Robert Anderson

Nelson Anderson

Bartelott Anderson

James Anderson

Capt. Thomas Anderson

Jane Anderson

Matthew Anderson

Robert McCoy & Bartelott Anderson by Mr. Thomson

Charity Anderson

Nathan Anderson

page 13

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

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 Elizabeth Dabney:

William Pope Anderson believed that Elizabeth Dabney had married Mathew Anderson but I now think there is better evidence she married Nathaniel Anderson who lived near his mother Mary Overton Anderson. The Dabney family only knows that she married an Anderson.

Children of Nathaniel Anderson and Elizabeth Dabney are:

+ 7 i. George⁸ Anderson, born Abt. 1725 in Hanover County, Virginia; died 1806 in Fluvanna County, Virginia.

+ 8 ii. Mary Anderson, born August 29, 1729 in Hanover County, Virginia.

9 iii. Benjamin Anderson, born Abt. 1730 in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for Benjamin Anderson:

1763 Benjamin Anderson precessioning St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1767 Benjamin Anderson precessioning St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1771 Benjamin Anderson precessioning St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

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).

3. Ann⁷ Anderson (Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born September 14, 1709 in "Goldmine", New Kent County, Virginia. She married George Dabney, son of George Dabney and Elizabeth ?. He was born January 02, 1699/00 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died November 18, 1768.

Children of Ann Anderson and George Dabney are:

10 i. Nancy⁸ Dabney, born 1731 in King William County, Virginia.

11 ii. George Dabney, born Abt. 1733 in King William County, Virginia.

+ 12 iii. James Dabney, born January 06, 1735/36 in King William County, Virginia; died November 13, 1803 in Louisa County, Virginia.

13 iv. Mary Dabney, born 1737 in King William County, Virginia.

4. Robert⁷ Anderson III (Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born January 01, 1711/12 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died December 09, 1792 in "Goldmine" plantation, Hanover County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth Clough July 03, 1739, daughter of Richard Clough and Cecelia Massie. She was born April 03, 1722 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died November 10, 1779 in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for Robert Anderson III:

Robert Anderson 12/13/1736 Hanover Co

400a bothsides Andersons Creek adj Edward Nix

Virginia patents 17/page 212

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 -

Hanover 1 Oct 1743 - list of debts due to the Cargo of Neill Buchanan of London -

Nathaniel Anderson, deceased

Charles Anderson

Robert Anderson

Nelson Anderson

Bartelott Anderson

James Anderson

Capt. Thomas Anderson

Jane Anderson

Matthew Anderson

Robert McCoy & Bartelott Anderson by Mr. Thomson

Charity Anderson

Nathan Anderson

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

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

The Robert Anderson of this record with 721 acres is the resident of the "Goldmine" Plantation inherted from his grandfather to his father to hm North of the Chickahominy Swamp, begin at a branch of said swamp called Holly Bush Branch, adj. Thomas Glass.

Robert's deeds are transcibed in the pages of; and Robert's will is on page 35 of:

Anderson Family Records by William Pope Anderson, Press of W.F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinatti, Ohio, 1936

This book contains images of his bible records listing his birth marriage and death and that of his wife and children.

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 Robert Anderson and Elizabeth Clough are:

14 i. Richard⁸ Anderson (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).), born August 26, 1740 in Hanover County, Virginia.

+ 15 ii. Robert Anderson, born August 10, 1741 in Hanover County, Virginia; died January 01, 1805 in Albemarle County, Virginia.

+ 16 iii. Matthew Anderson, born December 06, 1743 in Hanover County, Virginia; died December 24, 1805.

+ 17 iv. Ann Anderson, born January 21, 1744/45 in Hanover County, Virginia.

+ 18 v. Cecelia Anderson, born August 02, 1748 in Hanover County, Virginia; died September 30, 1802.

+ 19 vi. Richard Clough Anderson, born January 12, 1749/50 in "Goldmine" plantation, Hanover Co., Virginia; died October 16, 1826 in Soldiers Retreat, Jefferson Co., Kentucky.

20 vii. Elizabeth Anderson (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).), born November 24, 1753 in Hanover County, Virginia. She married Thomas Austin March 01, 1781 in Hanover County, Virginia (Source: Marriage Records, Southern States, 1728-1850, (CD 229; Automated Archives; 1994), "Electronic.").

Notes for Thomas Austin:

Austin family from:

John Edward Reed

6070 Anvil Lane

Mechanicsville, Virginia 23111

+ 21 viii. George Augustus Anderson, born May 27, 1755 in Hanover County, Virginia; died March 10, 1828 in Cumberland County, Virginia.

+ 22 ix. Samuel Anderson, born June 25, 1757 in Hanover County, Virginia; died April 04, 1826 in Cumberland County, Virginia.

+ 23 x. Mary Anderson, born August 18, 1759 in Hanover County, Virginia.

24 xi. Charles Anderson (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).), born May 10, 1762 in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for Charles Anderson:

Subj:

Date: 1/27/02 1:28:00 PM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected] (Bob Anderson)

To: [email protected]

Greetings

I just found you on Rootsweb. We have LOTS in common. I am Bob Anderson,

descended from Charles Anderson, son of Robert Anderson of Goldmine

Plantation, thence Robert III, Robert II, Robert I, Charles II and Charles I (sic)

[so far]...who was married to Elizabeth Hawkins in England. I have lots of

family collected and am looking for more. I would be delighted to exchange

information with you if you have any interest. My 3rd G-grandfather Charles

was a brother to Richard Clough Anderson, also another brother who was

married to Elizabeth Shelton whose sister Sarah was married to Patrick Henry

, etc. etc.

Pls. excuse this brief note, wife just grabbed me by the ear and said we

were going out of town "right now!!!"

I look forward to further communications with you when I will not be

interrupted.

Bob L. Anderson

102 Park Court

Martinsville, VA 24112-5324

[276] 632-4331

[email protected]

Subj: Descendants of Richard Anderson to Charles Anderson

Date: 7/23/03 5:47:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

File: winmail.dat (667538 bytes) DL Time (50666 bps): < 4 minutes

Sent from the Internet (Details)

OK Pat, here 'tis.

I have been having trouble with Adelphia Cablenet lately who've been

changing the file extension on things I send out. .jpg's don't arrive as

such when I send them out, etc. So, if you have trouble with this in any

way pls. let me know. This is a big issue with me right now, it's

handicapping me. I send a LOT of photos and other type file extensions on

things that must arrive in the form they were sent. I have a bone to pick

with them.

I did something foolish and erased (overwrote) my latest floppy copy and

even worse, before I found out I overwrote my computer program with it too!

I had just added an entire family line (Poindexter) from my great

grandmother that went 'impossibly' far back, around 1000! I didn't go that

nearly that far with it! . I'm perturbed when anyone thinks they have

accomplished something and gone back that far and they don't even have half

the names and use ???'s to fill in! Well, at least I have a hard copy

retype the reasonable and documented part all over again.

I put this into MS WORD which most people seem to want. It opened here just

fine after I sent it to myself in a test. If you'd rather have it some

other way just let me know. I can give it to you in a GEDCOM format if

you'd like - or maybe like me you'd rather have an Outline Descendent Tree?

That is the easiest for me to follow and work with when trying to figure out

connections. I couldn't figure a way to chop this off though at Charles -

son of Robert of Goldmine, so you're getting more.

Good luck. I sure hope this is of some help to you.

Bob

5. Charles⁷ Anderson (Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (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 Bet. 1756 - 1763 in Hanover County, Virginia. He married ?.

Notes for Charles Anderson:

Charles Anderson was born about 1713 in New Kent County at the "Goldmine" plantation. HIs birth date is based on the fact that he first appears in the St. Paul Parish Vestry book in 1734 and in that same year his mother Mary Anderson deeds to him his portion of his father Robert's estate.

Mary Anderson of St. Paul Parish to Charles Anderson of Hanover County

3 March 1733/4

full transcript is on page 5 of:

1734 Charles Anderson's tithables to assist in clearing Mr. Johnson's road, St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

November 1734 Thomas and Charles Anderson post bond regarding construction of Chickahominy Bridge

Charles Anderson's Hanover County land adjacent Mr. Humphreys remained in his possession through 1755 as is indicated in the St. Paul's Parish precessioning rolls.

1735 St. Paul's Parish precessioning Charles Anderson

1738 St. Paul's Parish Vestry payment 26lb Tbco to Charles Anderson

1742 St. Paul's Parish Vestry payment 63lb Tbco to Charles Anderson being Patroler 2 years

1743 St. Paul's Parish precessioning Charles Anderson

1755 St. Paul's Parish precessioning Charles Anderson

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. Charles Anderson in Hanover - materials, rum, thread, 3 doz mettle buttons, ivory comb, 1 pr yellow wash gloves, ginger, 1 boys hatt, 1 black leather trunk, pr mens shoes, caster hatt, 1 buckknife, 1 bell mettle skillet, 1 pr woman's shoes

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 -

Hanover 1 Oct 1743 - list of debts due to the Cargo of Neill Buchanan of London -

Nathaniel Anderson, deceased

Charles Anderson

Robert Anderson

Nelson Anderson

Bartelott Anderson

James Anderson

Capt. Thomas Anderson

Jane Anderson

Matthew Anderson

Robert McCoy & Bartelott Anderson by Mr. Thomson

Charity Anderson

Nathan Anderson

Charles Anderson does not appear in the 1763 tax roll of Hanover County which suggests he was dead by then.

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

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 ? are:

25 i. John⁸ Anderson, born Abt. 1740 in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for John Anderson:

1763 John Anderson precessioning in the same precinct as his father St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1767 John Anderson precessioning in the same precinct as his father St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1771 John Anderson precessioning in the same precinct as his father St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1779 John Anderson precessioning in the same precinct as his father St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

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).

_________________________________

investigate the following note:

Subj: Anderson

Date: 12/15/00 7:42:36 PM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected] (roger anderson sr)

To: [email protected]

Hi Patrick, sorry for getting back late with you. I looked at your gen form site and could'nt find my relatives. Maybe you can help me out.I have my GGGG John Anderson b. 1736 in Va. married too a Martha Ellis in 1762-63. Martha was b. 1738 in New Kent co. Va. Her father aws Evan Ellis,mother Mrs Ellis..They had Samuel Anderson b. 1767-1770 in Va. Samuel married 1. Crecia LuCrecita Stanley or Standley.They had three sons one being my GG John Anderson b. 1794 Wilkes co. N.C. Samuel married 2. Elizabeth Smitsney? GG John Anderson marred Sarah Ellis Oct15,1815 Wilkes co. N.C. Spelled on marriage bond Sary Elles. If you have any thing on these people, please help me. Any Thing. Question, How would Samuel Anderson been born in Wilkes co. N.C. if it was'nt form yet?.................Thanks Roger

26 ii. Charles Anderson, born Abt. 1742 in Hanover County, Virginia.

Notes for Charles Anderson:

1763 Charles Anderson precessioning in the same precinct as his father St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1767 Charles Anderson precessioning in the same precinct as his father St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1771 Charles Anderson precessioning in the same precinct as his father St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

1779 Charles Anderson precessioning in the same precinct as his father St. Paul's Parish Vestry Book

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).

6. John⁷ Anderson (Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born Abt. 1715 in New Kent County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1760 in Louisa County, Virginia. He married ? Jones, daughter of John Jones.

Notes for John Anderson:

Mary Anderson to John Anderson

3/3/1733/4 335 acres Hanover Co.

A full transcript of this deed is on page 3 of

John is named in 1735/36 precessioning of St. Paul's Parish with the "Widdow" and brother Nathaniel.

Hanover Co Court Records 1733/4- 1735.

John Anderson 03/03/1760 Louisa Co

923acres Machomp Creek bothsides Newfound Cork of Camp Creek

Virginia patents Book 33/page 672

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 ? Jones:

"The Richmond and Manchester Advertiser"of 2 July 1796: " Benj. Toler, surv. ex. of John Jones, Cicely Anderson, admx. of Wm. Anderson, Nathaniel Anderson, admr. and Elkanah Talley and Mary, his wife, admrs. of Jn. Anderson (pltfs.) and Eliz. Jones, widow and relict of Jn. Jones, Laney Jones, Rich. Banks and Eliz., his wife, Chas. Lambert and Nancy his wife, Hardin Burnley and Geo. Brackenridge (defs.)."

Can anyone explain the relationships among these parties to the chancery court case? Is it possible that the mother of Wm. Anderson, Nathaniel Anderson and John Anderson was a member of the Jones Family; and that Richard Banks, Charles Lambert, Hardin Burnley and Geo. Brackenridge were married to sisters, who were daughters of John and Elizabeth Jones?

Children of John Anderson and ? Jones are:

+ 27 i. William⁸ Anderson, born April 05, 1744 in Hanover County, Virginia; died July 22, 1792.

+ 28 ii. Nathaniel Anderson, born Abt. 1750 in Hanover County, Virginia; died December 20, 1798 in Caroline County, Virginia.

+ 29 iii. John Anderson, born Abt. 1755 in Hanover County, Virginia; died 1787.

Generation No. 3

7. George⁸ Anderson (Nathaniel⁷, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, The Early Descendants of Wm. Overton & Elizabeth Waters of Virginia and Allied Families, (1938).) was born Abt. 1725 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died 1806 in Fluvanna County, Virginia. He married Frances Woodson Abt. 1746, daughter of Benjamin Woodson and Frances ?. She was born Abt. 1725.

Notes for George Anderson:

See article in the Midland Virginia, Palmyra, VA by B.L. Ancell

______________________________________

Anderson Family Records by William Pope Anderson,

Press of W.F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinatti, Ohio, 1936

page 109-110

____________________________________________

estate settled in 1806

Late 18th century tax records of Fluvanna County VA indicate the presence of:

ANDERSON, Benjamin

ANDERSON, George Jr.

ANDERSON, George Sr.

ANDERSON, Nathaniel

1810 VA census

Anderson, George Fluvanna 284 00101-00001-0,4

____________________________________________

Source for the following notes was Anne Baker

George Anderson - grandson of George Dabney - George Dabney was the brother of Edith (Dabney) Anderson & Sarah (Dabney) Winston (I am a descendant of this couple -Anne) & James Dabney m Ann Sherwood dtr of Phillip Sherwood.**

& George Anderson born cir 1725 (reached age 21 when he received his estate 13 Jan 1746/7)

& He was the only child of his mother who was the dec'd dtr of George Dabney.

& Oct 1747 - lived in Albemarle Co

& His father was dec'd in 1742 & must have had other children by another wife as per "my share of my father's estate" - younger or older children??

Will of George Dabney - written 24 Oct 1729 - probated? - George Dabney was dec'd before 11 Apr 1734 as per note inserted with this will - probably the date of probate.

"I give to my grandson, George Anderson, my negro man Peter & 20 pounds sterling, when he arrives to the age of 21 years complete upon this Proviso, that his father permits him to live with my executors or Either of them, until he is of age and if he should die or his father should take him away from my said executors before he attains the said age. That then my will is that his bequest remain with my executors and be apply'd to the uses of the residuary legacy given by me of my Negroes Stock &c."

NOTE: grandson George Anderson was not mentioned as one of the heirs to share any of the remainder of the estate so the following CANNOT be a part of his grandfather's estate.

27 Nov 1746

Then rec'd of William Dabney, 3 negroes vizt. Bess, Concord and Frank being my share of the negroes of my father's estate which have been in the possession of the said Wiliam Dabney from the year 1742, allso the Profits of the sd negroes due to me being 7 pounds , 6 shillings & 10 pence, 3 farthings currant money.

I say rec'd p me:

George Anderson

13 Jan 1746 (1747) - Then recd of William Dabney exor of the estate of George Dabney dec'd one negroe man call'd Peter which was left me as a legacy by the sd George Dabney, I say rec'd P. me.

George Anderson

6 Oct 1747

Know that we George Anderson of the county of Albemarle & Benja Woodson of the County of Goochland are bound unto George Dabney & William Dabney exors of George Dabney in the sum of 100 pounds - we bind ourselves by these presents this 6th day of Oct 1747.

The condition of the above obligation is that the bound George Anderson & Benja Woodson make good the said George Andersons ?rataable? part of all costs which shall accrue to the sd George Dabney and William Dabney on account of the estate of George Dabney dec'd.

George Anderson

Benja Woodson

David Crenshaw (wit)

**Ann Sherwood's sister, Martha Sherwood w/o Thomas Marshall - gr grandparents of Sarah Marshall m Richard Clough Anderson - I (Anne Baker) am also a descendant of Sarah (Marshall) Anderson's aunt Sarah Marshall Durrett.

Albemarle Deed Book 3 - 1761-1764

8 Jul 1761 - George Anderson & Frances Anderson wit a deed from William Bayley & Isaac Crews

19 May 1761 - Patr. Napier to Jacob Williamson of Albemarle - 50 pounds 382 acres in the fork of the James River on n branch of Caryes Creek joining line of Benjamin Woodson

9 May 1763 - William Creasey to Benjamin Woodson, Jr. of Goochland - 40 acres. Wit: Roger Thompson, Rene Napa, Thomas Napier, Pat'r Napier, Isa Woodson, George Anderson, Ashf'd Napier, Robert Napier, John Napier.

Fluvanna Book 1, pg 9 - Will of Benjamin Woodson dated 25 Oct 1777 & probated 3 Sept 1778

Wife: Frances

Sons Benjamin, John, Rene & Patrick Woodson

Daughters: Mary Perrin Fitzpatrick, Daughter Frances Anderson & her husband George Anderson, grandsons, George Anderson, Jr. & Benjamin Anderson. Granddaughter: Elizabeth Booth Woodson. Wife Frances & sons: Benjamin, Rene & Patrick to be exors.

_____________________

25 May 1761 Jos. FITZPATRICK, planter, and wife Mary Perrin, to John GILLUM

For L92-10, 180 acres and 10 adj. South Garden, adj. Wm. FITZPATRICK, Ro.

LEWIS, North Garden, Hugh MORRIS, Thos. FITZPATRICK, Jacob

MOON & Wm. FITZPATRICK. Pat. to Jos. 1747

Wit: Geo. ANDERSON, ...... WOODSON, Wm. & Jno. FIELDER

11 Jun 1761 Martin Dawson to John Bunrus (This is actually John Burrus)

For L50, 300 acres S. branches of Buck Island Creek abd Rivanna, adj. Jno.

CARTER, decd.

Wit: Jno. WATKINS, Jno. COLEMAN & Geo. ANDERSON

11 Mar 1762 Geo. HILTON Sr. to Wm. AMOS

For L30, 98 acres N side S fork Cunningham Creek.

Wit: Geo. ANDERSON, Rich. MELTON & Caleb STONE

09 May 1763 Wm. CREASEY to Benj. WOODSON Jr., Goochland Co.

For L6, 400 acres or 40 acres in one place adj. Derick's branch, Racoon

Creek

Wit: Roger THOMPSON, Rene WOODSON, Pat. NAPIER, ...... WOODSON, Geo.

ANDERSON, Ash NAPIER, Ro. & Jno. NAPIER

Notes for Frances Woodson:

Mark Buckland <[email protected]>

worldconnect

/John Woodson b: 1585 d: 18 APR 1644

/John Woodson , ii 5593 b: 1632 d: SEP 1684

| \Sarah Winston b: ABT. 1590 d: ABT. 1660

/John Woodson b: 1655 d: 1 MAY 1700

| \Sarah Tucker

/Benjamin Woodson , Sr. b: 1682 d: 1778

| | /Samuel Tucker

| \Mary Tucker b: 1659 d: 1710

| \Jane Larcombe

Frances Woodson b: ABT. 1730 d: AFT. 1782

| /Patrick Napier b: ABT. 1536 d: ABT. 1585 =>

| /Mungo Napier b: ABT. 1579 d: ABT. 1633

| | \Katherine Noble

| /Patrick Napier b: ABT. 1608 d: NOV 1659

| /Patrick Napier b: 1634 d: 1669

| | \Joane Wallis

| /Robert Napier b: 2 MAY 1660 d: AFT. 3 SEP 1731

| | | /Robert Booth b: ABT. 1605 d: BEF. 26 OCT 1657

| | \Elizabeth Booth b: 1645 d: 1672

| | \ Frances b: 1609

\Frances Napier b: 5 FEB 1694/95 d: ABT. 1778

| /Thomas Perrin

| /Richard E. Perrin , Sr. b: 1610 d: BEF. 1 APR 1695

| | \ Sarah

\Mary Perrin b: 1671 d: AFT. 3 APR 1718

| /John Royall b: 1521 d: 1576 =>

| /Joseph Royall b: 1550 d: 1615

| /Joseph Royall b: ABT. 1600 d: 10 MAR 1654/55

| | \ Angeline

\Katherine Royall b: ABT. 1640 d: AFT. 16 MAR 1694/95

| /Christopher Banks b: 1603

\Katherine Banks b: BET. 1627 - 1630 d: BEF. 1 DEC 1686

_______________________

Children of George Anderson and Frances Woodson are:

+ 30 i. Benjamin⁹ Anderson, born Abt. 1747; died Aft. 1810 in Fluvanna County, Virginia.

+ 31 ii. George Anderson, born Abt. 1750; died 1811.

+ 32 iii. Nathaniel Anderson, born Abt. 1755.

33 iv. Elizabeth Dabney Anderson, born Bet. July 04, 1760 - 1761. She married Thomas Winn.

34 v. Frances Anderson, born Bet. 1750 - 1765. She married John Duncan.

35 vi. Mary Woodson Anderson, born Bet. 1750 - 1765. She married Joseph Bunch; born Abt. 1750.

Notes for Joseph Bunch:

Subj: ANDERSON

Date: 5/16/00 7:37:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: [email protected] (nnbritton)

To: [email protected]

HI!!! I am quite new to computer but saw your posting on GenForum and I am hoping that you can help me or give me some direction. I have ancestors who were in Hanover Co and later Louisa Co. VA. According to copies from an old family Bible, my David BUNCH married a Mary"Polly" O .When we were in VA. at some library I read a notation that their 11th child, NATHANIEL's mother's father was Nathaniel ANDERSON. The list of their children is more Anderson names than Bunch , and I wonder if you have any information on the Nathaniel Anderson , born 1710. My line of descent is through John A.(ANDERSON????) BUNCH who married Hannah Crew. They were Quakers. Family tradition is that we are descended from Pocahontas , but no proof. A elderly relative use to quote the line of descent, but no one ever wrote it down. Nadine

+ 36 vii. Elizabeth Anderson, born December 17, 1753; died November 30, 1819.

37 viii. Susannah Anderson, born September 22, 1758.

8. Mary⁸ Anderson (Nathaniel⁷, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) was born August 29, 1729 in Hanover County, Virginia. She married David Bunch December 11, 1746.

Notes for Mary Anderson:

Subj: Mary O (Anderson)

Date: 2/27/03 4:25:34 PM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

Sent from the Internet (Details)

I have Bible record for a Mary O "Overton?????) in BUNCH Bible that she was married to David Bunch 1745. First son is listed as John A. The following generations have the name "Anderson" and I really think she is the daughter of Nathaniel Anderson born ca 1700 who was son of Robert Anderson and Mary Overton, but I have no record to prove this. When in a library in Virginia, I found a notation that SHE WAS a daughter of Nathaniel Anderson but no proof or documentation.

Can you help me at all or give me some direction??? They were in Louisa Co.VA

Nadine

Posted by: Nadine Britton (ID *****4385) Date: March 01, 2003 at 17:52:25

of 14470

I am looking for verification for the name of "Mary O" that married David BUNCH, 11 December 1745/46 He was born in Hanover County that later became Louisa Co. VA. She was born 29 August 1729 Hanover Co. (Louisa Co) VA. I think her maiden name was Anderson-- and the name carried down for years in our family. First son was named John A.(anderson????) Bunch, 2nd son, Joseph married Mary Woodson Anderson, 3rd son was named Pouncey, 4th William then there were sons David, Anthony, Thomas and Nathaniel.

Found a notation in a Virginia library that said her father's name was Nathaniel but there was not any documentation.

Can anyone help me?????

Children of Mary Anderson and David Bunch are:

38 i. John Anderson⁹ Bunch, born Abt. 1748.

39 ii. Joseph Bunch, born Abt. 1750. He married Mary Woodson Anderson; born Bet. 1750 - 1765.

Notes for Joseph Bunch:

Subj: ANDERSON

Date: 5/16/00 7:37:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: [email protected] (nnbritton)

To: [email protected]

40 iii. Pouncey Bunch.

41 iv. William Bunch.

42 v. Anthony Bunch.

43 vi. David Bunch.

44 vii. Thomas Bunch.

45 viii. Nathaniel Bunch.

12. James⁸ Dabney (Ann⁷ Anderson, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) was born January 06, 1735/36 in King William County, Virginia, and died November 13, 1803 in Louisa County, Virginia. He married Judith Anderson February 26, 1756, daughter of Pouncey Anderson and Elizabeth Holland. She was born March 12, 1740/41 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died Aft. 1781 in Louisa County, Virginia.

Notes for James Dabney:

1763 August 30, James Dabney, 400 acres in Albemarle County, South side of

the Rivanna River on Cunningham Creek and Bremo Road. Price 40 shillings.

James is in Louisa Co., records abt 1766. He was made justice, sheriff,

militia officer, and soldier of Rev. He lived on Cobb Creek. 1777 Jan 27, marriage recorded in Douglass Rgister Judith Anderson 1787 June 8, James Dabney of Louisa county advertises for a horse stolen in King William County. Birth: 6 Jan 1735/1736 in "Brickhouse", King William Co., Virginia Death: in "Walnut Grove, " Louisa Co., Virginia Note:

! (1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Genealogies of Virginia Families Extracted from Virginia Historical Magazine, "Dabney Family of Virginia", by Charles Wm. Dabney, p.645. (2) "Old New Kent - Some Account of the Planters, Plantations and Places in New Kent County," Vol. 1, by Malcolm Hart Harris M.D. (1977) p.884-885,886-887. Library of Congress #MPCS 81-175,393. Cites: (a) Valentine Papers, p.405. (b) King William Records Book No. 11. (3) "The Douglas Register," by W. Mac. Jones (1977) p.124. FHL #975.5455 V2d. Cites: (a) Birth Registry. (4) "Virginia Land Records from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, the William and Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly" (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1984), "Extracts from King William County Records," p.314. (5) "Virginia Land Records from the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, the William and Mary College Quarterly, and Tyler's Quarterly" (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1984), "Early Andersons Shown in the Will and Deed Books of Louisa County, Virginia, from 1742," by C.C. Anderson, p.365.

! Birth: (1) 6 Jan 1735, Brickhouse, near Enfield, King William Co., VA. (1,2,3) s/o George DABNEY/Ann ANDERSON. (2) 1736, "Brickhouse," now called Seven Springs, King William Co., VA. (4) s/o George DABNEY. Marriage to Judith ANDERSON: (1,2,3a)

(2) Moved to Walnut Grove on Cubbs Creek, Louisa Co., VA. At the crossing on Cub Creek, a few yards upstream above the Cartersville Road, there are the remains of a rock milldam which James DABNEY built for his mill. On one of the stones these words are scratched: "Remember me. William Go See the work that I have done For my only son, James Dabney September 2, 1791" (2) 1773: James DABNEY was a Justice of the Louisa Co. Court. He continued for many years after. (2) 1784: Inherited "Brickhouse" from his father, George DABNEY, which included 419.5 acres. (1,2a,b) 1795, 28 Jan: Sold to his son William DABNEY "Brickhouse," King William Co., VA, which he had inherited from his father George DABNEY, a tract containing 419.5 acres adjoining the lands of Mrs. Ann SATTERWHITE. (4) 1802: James DABNEY and Judith his wife, of Louisa, and Wm. DABNEY & Sarah his wife of King William, deed to Yancey LIPSCOMB land inherited from their father George DABNEY, deceased, in 1795, King William Co., VA. (5) (NOTE: No date noted.) Thomas ANDERSON deed to John L. and George HARRIS, Louisa Co., VA, bond for judgement vs. Thomas ANDERSON as executor of Michael ANDERSON in Charlottesville Court by James DABNEY and Richard ANDERSON. Change Date: 10 Nov 1998 at 23:00:00

Source Thomas F. Legocki

Children of James Dabney and Judith Anderson are:

+ 46 i. Elizabeth⁹ Dabney, born October 01, 1757.

47 ii. Cicely Dabney, born August 09, 1765.

48 iii. Ann Anderson Dabney, born November 26, 1768. She married Thomas Hardin November 17, 1787 in Louisa County, Virginia (Source: Marriage Records, Southern States, 1728-1850, (CD 229; Automated Archives; 1994), "Electronic.").

49 iv. William Dabney, born September 17, 1771.

50 v. Pouncey Dabney, born June 1774.

51 vi. Mary Dabney, born January 31, 1777.

52 vii. Charity Dabney, born March 05, 1779.

53 viii. Anna Dabney, born 1781.

15. Robert⁸ Anderson (Robert⁷, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born August 10, 1741 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died January 01, 1805 in Albemarle County, Virginia. He married (1) Elizabeth Shelton. He married (2) ? Dabney.

Children of Robert Anderson and Elizabeth Shelton are:

54 i. Betsy⁹ Anderson.

55 ii. Charles Anderson, died 1824.

56 iii. Cicily Anderson.

57 iv. Richard Anderson.

+ 58 v. Robert Anderson, born Abt. 1773.

59 vi. Samuel Clough Anderson, born 1783.

60 vii. Mary Anderson, born September 12, 1795; died July 16, 1864 in Augusta, Kentucky.

16. Matthew⁸ Anderson (Robert⁷, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born December 06, 1743 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died December 24, 1805. He married Mary Dabney. She was born August 27, 1749, and died June 12, 1820.

Notes for Matthew Anderson:

Subj: just case you don't have this

Date: 3/20/01 6:05:09 PM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

Old Tombstones in Gloucester County

William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 3. (Jan., 1895)

Page 185

OLD TOMBSTONES IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY. 185

Here lies the body of

Mathew Anderson Esq

born 6th Decemb. 1743

and

died on 24 Decr 1806.

____________

Subj: Anderson family of Glouchester County, Virginia

Date: 10/26/01 8:48:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time

From: [email protected] (Kimberly McDaniel)

To: [email protected]

Hello:

I have found your trees on Rootsweb to be very informative about the Anderson families of Virginia. Your research shows a great deal of wonderful work! I would like to know if you have ever run up on any information on Capt. Matthew Anderson of Glouchester County, VA. His wife was Mary Dabney and he owned a large home on the Panmunkey River called "Exchange Plantation". He had three daughters who married into the Hudgins family of Matthews county.

Susan Anderson married John Lewis Hudgins s/o Houlder Hudgins, Sr.(1st wife, 2 children)

Elizabeth Anderson also married the same John Lewis Hudgins (2nd wife, 3 children)

and Mary Anderson who married Houlder Hudgins, Sr., father of above (3rd wife , 2 children)

I have not seen much information on this family, but believe you have seen him in the census of the era.

Thanks for your time and interest in this question.

Kimberly

Notes for Mary Dabney:

Subj: just case you don't have this

Date: 3/20/01 6:05:09 PM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

Old Tombstones in Gloucester County

William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 3. (Jan., 1895) Page 184

XX.

EXCHANGE 6.

Here lies the body of

Mary Anderson

born 27th Aug. 1749

and

died on 12th June 1820.

_________

Norfolk & Portsmouth herald (Norfolk, Va.) Died - On June 13 at her residence in Gloucester Co., in her 73d year, Mrs. Mary Anderson, relict of the late Capt. Matthew Anderson. (pg 3, col 4) Fri, June 23, 1820.

Richmond enquirer - Died - On June 12, Mrs. Mary Anderson, of Gloucester Co., in the 71st year of her age. (pg 3, col 6) Fri, July 7, 1820.

Children of Matthew Anderson and Mary Dabney are:

61 i. George Dabney⁹ Anderson, born 1766; died 1771 in Gloucester County, Virginia.

Notes for George Dabney Anderson:

Subj: just case you don't have this

Date: 3/20/01 6:05:09 PM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

Old Tombstones in Gloucester County

William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 3. (Jan., 1895)

Here lies the Body of

George Dabney Anderson

son of

Mathew & Mary Anderson

who was born October 8th 1760

and departed this Life

Septemb 9, 1771.

Snatched in his Dawn (how Swift our Blessings fly)

Here the fond hopes of his grieved Parents lye

But cease to weep, look up ye mournful pair

Behold your Darling a bright Seraph there

See how he beckons from yon distant sphere

Here fix your Hopes, he cries, your

Treasure's here.

62 ii. Susan Anderson.

63 iii. Elizabeth Anderson.

64 iv. Mary Anderson.

17. Ann⁸ Anderson (Robert⁷, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born January 21, 1744/45 in Hanover County, Virginia. She married Anthony New. He was born 1747, and died March 02, 1833.

Notes for Ann Anderson:

Subj: Anderson family

Date: 12/7/03 3:34:27 AM Eastern Standard Time

From: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

File: AnthonyNew-cldmisc.notes.doc (61440 bytes) DL Time (50666 bps): < 1 minute

Sent from the Internet (Details)

Patrick -

Impressive job with the Andersons. My link is via Anne Anderson, sister of Richard Clough Anderson and wife of Anthony New. You may be interested in the attached notes on Anthony New. Also descendancy chart appears below.

Regards,

Charles L. Dibble

Columbia, SC

Descendants of Anthony New

1 Anthony NEW 1747 - 1833

.. +Anne ANDERSON 1744/45 - 1780

........ 2 Joseph NEW 1779 -

........ 2 Mary Anderson "Polly" NEW 1779 - 1812 *********

............ +William Streshley WYATT 1775 - 1839 ********

.................. 3 Virginia Anderson WYATT 1805 -

...................... +Hugh CHANDLER 1800 -

.................. 3 William Richard Baynham "W.R.B." WYATT 1809 - 1878 ********** my line ********

...................... +Martha Frances SCOTT 1814 - 1847 *************************************************

.................. *2nd Wife of William Richard Baynham "W.R.B." WYATT:

...................... +Isabelle Adelaide SCOTT 1825 - [sister of Martha Frances Scott]

.................. 3 Joseph Anthony WYATT 1811 - 1811

*2nd Wife of Anthony NEW:

.. +Nancy WYATT 1756 - 1838 [older sister of William Streshley Wyatt]

........ 2 Anthony NEW, Jr.

............ +Ann SIMMONS

........ *2nd Wife of Anthony NEW, Jr.:

............ +Charlotte HEAD

........ 2 Richard B. NEW 1834 -

........ 2 Robert A. NEW

............ +Sophia MORRISON

........ 2 William B. NEW 1790 -

............ +Ann BRYAN

........ 2 Walter W. NEW

............ +Courtney BAYLOR

........ 2 Lucy Dabney NEW

............ +Robert GATEWOOD

........ 2 Barbara I. NEW - 1830

............ +Robert Tucker BAYLOR

........ 2 Sarah P. NEW

............ +Charles H. CALDWELL

........ 2 Elizabeth Gregory NEW

............ +Bowling STARKE

........ 2 Ann L. NEW 1801 -

............ +William W. TATE

.................. 3 Lucy Douglas TATE

...................... +Gilbert Marshall MULLIGAN

Notes for Anthony New:

The following are misc. notes compiled by Charles L. Dibble, beginning c. 1998, concerning Anthony New:

N.B. His second wife (Nancy Wyatt) was the sister of his son-in-law, William Streshley Wyatt.

******************************************************************************

Query: is this the same Anthony New who is described as a lawyer d.1818 in Middlesex County, VA.

See papers 19792-1840 of the New family of Middlesex County.

See MMW Chart.

************************************************************************

Moved to Todd County, Kentucky:

"ANTHONY NEW was a prominent member of Red River, and, afterwards, of Bethel Association. He was one of the most distinguished citizens of Southern Kentucky, and served three terms in the U. S. Congress, between 1811 and 1823. He was a very early settler in what is now Todd county, and was a member of the West Fork of Red River church. In 1810, he was chosen Moderator of Red River Association, and served in that capacity on at least five subsequent occasions. After the constitution of Elkton church, he held membership in that organization, and represented it in Bethel Association. The author has not ascertained the time of his death."

REF: A History of Kentucky Baptists From 1769 to 1885, Including More Than 800 Biographical Sketches, J. H. Spencer, Manuscript Revised and

Corrected by Mrs. Burilla B. Spencer, In Two Volumes. Printed For the Author. 1886. Republished by Church History Research & Archives 1976 Lafayette, Tennessee. Vol. 2, p 387. [Todd County]

************************************************************************

FROM email from J.R. New 3/17/98:

>Kentucky - County Unknown 22 Nov 1822 Anthony New married Charlotte Head

>Elkton, Todd County 2 Mar 1833 Co. Anthony New Died.

************************************************************************

Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774-1949

Biographies

N page 1612

NEW, Anthony, a Representative from Virginia and from Kentucky; born in Gloucester County, Va., in 1747; completed preparatory studies; studied law; was admitted to the bar and practiced; colonel in the Revolutionary Army; elected as a Democrat from Virginia to the Third and to the five succeeding Congresses (March 4, 1793-March 3, 1805); moved to Kentucky and settled in Elkton; elected as a Democrat from Kentucky to the Twelfth Congress (March 4, 1811-March 3, 1813); elected to the Fifteenth Congress (March 4, 1817-March 3, 1819); elected to the Seventeenth Congress (March 4, 1821-March 3, 1823); engaged in agricultural pursuits; died on his estate, "Dunheath," near Elkton, Todd County, Ky., March 2, 1833; interment in the family burying ground on his estate.

---- downloaded from Ancestry.com 8/8/98

---- also available at http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=N000058

************************************************************************

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS

Volume 1

Part 1

CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873)

THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY

page 666

Grantee: New, Anthony

Acres: 91

Book: Q

Page: 11

Date Survey: 8-11-1824

County: Todd

Watercourse: Elk Fk Red R

************************************************************************

On April 1, 1820, Todd officially became the sixty-fourth county of Kentucky. The name was to honor Col. John Todd, who fell in the Battle of Blue Lick. Nestled between its parent counties of Christian and Logan, and Montgomery County, TN to the south. Todd County is 30 miles long, 12 miles wide, with a total area of 367 square miles. The town of Elkton was designated as the County Seat.

************************************************************************

Will Book B Alphabetical Index (1827-1830]

NEW, Anthony Gc for E.D. NEW pg 248 356

Will Book C [April 1830 - January 1836]

NEW, Anthony Will pg 255 to 257

NEW, Anthony Admin pg 257

NEW, Anthony apprmt Estate pg 258 260

NEW, Richard Will pg 347

Will Book D [1836-1839]

NEW, A. Inventory pg 99

NEW, R.B. by executor Settlemnt with Com pg 207

*****************

Index to Misc. Court Records Database - Todd County

KEELING, William

Book: B, pg 381: Date: Dec 10, 1827

Ordered that Willam Keeling be appointed Surveyor of the Road coming from Elkton to Hopkinsville commencing at Elkton and continuing to Mussaen D. Walkers and continuing to the West fork area that all the hands in the following Bounddy assist him in keeping the same in repair clean & smooth

thirty feet wide according to law

___ Beginning at ____ Walkers, Anthony News thence to Hazel Petrees including him thence to John Wyatts including him thence to William Brizendines including him thence to Caleb N. Bells

including him thence to Thomas Greenfield including him thence to Gabriel Fitzhughs including him thence to Alexander Kennys including him thence to along the Road to Urbin E Kennedays including him

thence to the said Hopinsville Road at Musson D Walkers including him.

December 1827

-Submitted by: Karen Combs Tue Apr 11 16:31:07 2000

**************************************************************************

From: "James R. New" <[email protected]>

To: <[email protected]>

Cc: <[email protected]>

Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 20:10

Subject: Re: Ann L. New, dau of Col. Anthony New

[email protected] wrote:

Hello. Do you have any information as to dates of Ann L. New b ca 1801 VA, m William W. Tate 1822 Hanover Co, VA and moved to Todd Co, KY. Any information on this couple or any other their children would be gratefully appreciated. Will exchange. Larry Hill

The Col. Anthony New line is not mine... (my 5 great grandfather, William New, was in Duplin County North Carolina at time of revolution) The following is everything I have to date... I keep a data base of any NEW FAMILY and who is researching....

I will check the data base and send info...

James New

Austin, Texas

Here's what I found to date...

> 1. Anthony New, Col. b. 1747, Gloucester Co, Va, (son of (Unknown) New and Joanna (Unknown)) m. (1) Ann Anderson, m. (2) 03 Aug 1782, in Caroline Co, Va, Nancy Wyatt. Anthony died 02 Mar 1833, Elkton, Todd Co, Kentucky. The Family of New, 1984 lists Anthony New

> in Caroline Co, Va and lists his wives & children

> OUR RELATIVES, PAST AND PRESENT by Wallace Boyd New

> Printed by Braswell Printing Company, Kerrville, Texas 1984

> ANTHONY NEW, was born in 1747 in Gloucester County, Virginia. Since he may have been a brother or an uncle of George Wade New, I'm including some information on him. He was the son of Joanna and the grandson of, James New. He had an uncle, Daniel New, who died May 2, 1776 in Gloucester County, Virginia. One source says that the ancestors of Anthony New, came to Newport, Rhode Island in 1622.

> Anthony New was a lawyer. He served as a Colonel in the Revolutionary War. He was elected as a Democrat from Virginia to the Third and to the Fifth Congresses. He moved to Kentucky inn 1806 and settled at Elkton, Christian County, which part later became Todd County. Anthony New was elected as a Democrat from Kentucky to the 12th and 15th Congresses.

> He married 1st Ann Anderson and had two children. He later married Nancy Wyatt, August 3, 1782 in Caroline County, Virginia. They had 10 children. Anthony New died March 2, 1833 at Elkton, Todd County, Kentucky.

> Children by Ann Anderson:

> i Joseph New.

> ii Mary "Polly" Anderson New m. 12 Nov 1801, William Streshley Wyatt. Mary died 03 Dec 1812.

> Children by Nancy Wyatt:

> iii Anthony New, Jr. m. (1) Ann Simmons, m. (2) 28 Nov 1822, in Davies Co, Kentucky, Charlotte Head.

> iv Robert A. New m. Sophia Morrison.

> v William B. New b. about 1790, m. Ann Bryan.

> vi Walter W. New m. Sep 1818, in Logan Co, Ky., Courtney Baylor.

> vii Lucy Dabney New m. Robert Gatewood.

> viii Barbara I. New m. Robert Tucker Baylor. Barbara died 21 Apr 1830.

> ix General Richard B. New b. 12 May 1834.

> x Sarah P. New m. Charles H. Caldwell.

> xi Elizabeth Gregory New m. 25 Mar 1819, Col. Bowling Starke.

> xii Ann L. New m. Apr 1823, William W. Tate.

************************************************************************

http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/etcbin/browse-mixed-new?id=NewLett&images=images/modeng&data=/texts/english/modeng/parsed&tag=public

Printed Letter, 1794

New, Anthony

Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia Library

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Published: February 27, 1794

[email protected]. Commercial use prohibited; all usage governed by our Conditions of Use: http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/conditions.html

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PHILADELPHIA, February 27th, 1794.

DEAR SIR,

The resolutions proposed by Mr. Madison, upon the principle of securing the advantages to the navigation and commerce of the United States, which of right belong to her, and which have been hitherto usurped by Britain, have been postponed to the first Monday in March, by which time, the public will may be tolerably ascertained, and foreign occurrences better known: A state like ours, whose prosperity

depends upon the regular exportation of bulky commodities, to distant countries, must be deeply interested to secure the national means of doing it, independent of foreign revolutions and wars.

The idea of a naval force (heretofore proposed) is yet progressing, attended with an additional tax ; it is unfortunate that the benefits expected from the one, are by no means, so certain as the burthen upon the community, which will inevitably flow from the other, should it succeed. -- Demands have been made from a French island, for aids of men, ammunition and provisions; but as these do not derive their origin

from France itself, it is hardly probable that they will be persisted in, or productive of any degree of embarrassment.

The subject of the slave-trade, has been introduced by the Quakers, into Congress, and now stands upon the report of a committee, favorable to the object of the petitioners ; this only extends to prevent a practice of some people, who have lately been employed, in transporting slaves from Africa to the West-India islands; and is not levelled in the remotest degree, against the rights of private property.

The Senate doors are to opened at the next session ; an event long desired, and from which the best predictions are deduced in favor of republicanism.

It would be improper to conceal an apprehension, to meet which, the public mind ought to be prepared. It is not a secret, that prevarications have been resorted to by the British minister, to avoid a negotiation for the fulfillment of the treaty, and that his court have almost peremptorily refused to surrender the western posts upon any event. Time only can develope the real motives of a conduct so unjust.

The late successes of France, against an unexampled combination of despots, will, I hope, clear away the clouds which had begun to darken our political horizon, and secure to us peace, the best pledge for liberty, safety and happiness. Should, however these precious objects of society be unjustly assailed, contrary to my expectation, that the efforts in their defence may be commensurate to their importance, is the fervent hope of

Dear Sir,

Your most obedient-humble servant,

Anthony New

To: Circular for general distribution.

************************************************************************

https://sites.rootsweb.com/~vacfrede/crd/fbdc02.htm

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

STYLE : [Caroline County Justices vs William Nelson]

PLAINTIFF(s) : Caroline County Justices; Anthony New; George Buckner; Lawrence Battaile; Caniel Coleman; Richard Wyatt; Reuben Chapman; Richard Hawes; Charles A. Lewis; Jesse Hargrove

DEFENDANT(s) : William Nelson (Clerk of Court)

PLACES MENTIONED : Caroline

REMARK(s) : Clerk's office - moving to Bowling Green

CITATION : [Caroline County Justices vs William Nelson] / 1802 / CR-DC-L / 564-78

******************************************************************************

Database: Kentucky Land Grants

Viewing records 51230-51239 of 143859

February 17, 2002 1:38 AM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS

Volume 1

Part 1

CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873)

THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY

page 666

Grantee: New, Anthony

Acres: 91

Book: Q

Page: 11

Date Survey: 8-11-1824

County: Todd

Watercourse: Elk Fk Red R

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=kentuclg&cres=33;16%2c34;22%2c35;14%2c36;6%2c37;10%2c38;6%2c39;166%2c40;20%2c41;3%2c42;61%2cpallotm;3%2ccvwrmr;1%2cbgmi;1%2c&gsfn=anthony&gsln=new&sx=&submit=search&gsco=1&gspl=1%2cnot+available&year=&yearr=0&prox=1&yeart=a&ti=0&gs=new+anthony&gss=angs&pf=1&fh=&ct=51229 [download 02/17/2002]

******************************************************************************

Database: Spotsylvania, Virginia County Records, 1721-1800

Viewing records 2924-2933 of 5498

February 17, 2002 1:40 AM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Augt. 2, 1770. Archibald Dick of Caroline Co., Clerk, and Susanna, his wife, to John Holloday, junr., of Spts. Co. £80 curr. 504 a. in Berkeley Par., Spts. Co. Anthony New, John Baynham, Erasmus Allen. Augt. 16, 1770.

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=vircor&cres=33;16%2c34;22%2c35;14%2c36;6%2c37;10%2c38;6%2c39;166%2c40;20%2c41;3%2c42;61%2cpallotm;3%2ccvwrmr;1%2cbgmi;1%2c&gsfn=anthony&gsln=new&sx=&submit=search&gsco=1&gspl=1%2cnot+available&year=&yearr=0&prox=1&yeart=a&ti=0&gs=new+anthony&gss=angs&pf=1&fh=&ct=2923 [download 02/17/2002]

******************************************************************************

Database: Illinois Public Land Purchase Records

Viewing records 1-2 of 2

February 17, 2002 1:43 AM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Name Type Section Sect Township Range Meridian Acres Price Total Month Day Year

NEW ANTHONY FD NWNW 19 14N 13W 3 3375 125 4219 December 02 1837

NEW ANTHONY FD E2NE 17 14N 13W 3 8000 125 10000 November 03 1829

Reside Volume Page ID Corr-Tag

069 070 026 072522 0

069 068 063 103386 0

******************************************************************************

Database: American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)

Viewing records 1-3 of 3

February 17, 2002 1:52 AM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NEW, Anthony

Birth Date: 174? Birth Place: Virginia,

Volume: 124 Page Number: 161

Biographical Info: capt.

Reference: Historical reg. Of Virginians in the Rev., soldiers, sailors and marines, 1775-1783.

Ed. By John H. Gwathmey. Richmond, Va. 1938. (13, 872p.):582

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NEW, Anthony

Birth Date: 174? Birth Place: Virginia,

Volume: 124 Page Number: 161

Biographical Info: col.

Reference: Historical reg. of officers of the Continental Army. By Francis Bernard Heitman. Washington, DC, 1914. (685p.): 412 Historical reg. Of Virginians in the Rev., soldiers, sailors and marines, 1775-1783. Ed. By John H. Gwathmey. Richmond, Va. 1938. (13, 872p.): 582

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NEW, Anthony

Birth Date: 175? Birth Place: Virginia,

Volume: 124 Page Number: 161

Biographical Info: capt.

Reference: Maryland Rev. recds; pension clain\ms, bounty land applications, marriages of soldiers. By Harry Wright Newman. Washington, DC. 1938. (155p.):146

******************************************************************************

Database: American Biographical Library

Viewing records 1-1 of 1

February 17, 2002 1:54 AM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

American Biographical Library

The Biographical Cyclopædia of American Women

Volume II

Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army During the War of the Revolution

Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army

Fifteenth Virginia

page 412

New, Anthony (Va). Colonel Virginia Militia, 1780-1781. (Died 2d March, 1833.)

******************************************************************************

Database: Biographies of Notable Americans, 1904

Viewing records 1-1 of 1

February 17, 2002 1:55 AM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Volume IIV

NEW, Anthony, representative, was born in Gloucester county, Va., in 1747. He served as colonel in the Revolutionary army, and was an anti-Federalist representative in the 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th congresses, 1793-1805. He removed to Elkton, Todd county, Ky., and was a representative from that state in the 12th, 15th and 17th congresses, 1811-13, 1817-19 and 1821-23. He died near Elkton, Ky., March 2, 1833.

******************************************************************************

Database: Biography & Genealogy Master Index (BGMI)

Viewing records 1-1 of 1

February 17, 2002 1:57 AM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

835602

New, Anthony 1747-1833

Appleton's Cyclopaedia of American Biography. Six volumes. Edited by James Grant Wilson and John Fiske. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1888-1889. Reprint. Detroit: Gale Research, 1968. (ApCAB)

Biographical Annals of the Civil Government of the United States. During its first century; from original and official sources. By Charles Lanman. Washington, DC: James Anglim, 1876. Reprint. Detroit: Gale Research, 1976. (BiAUS)

Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774-1971. The Continental Congress (September 5, 1774 to October 21, 1788) and the Congress of the United States (from the first through the ninety-first Congress March 4, 1789, to January 3, 1971, inclusive). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1971. Biographies begin on page 487. (BiDrAC)

Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, 1774-1989. The Continental Congress, September 5, 1774 to October 21, 1788 and the Congress of the United States from the first through the one hundredth Congresses, March 4, 1789, to January 3, 1989, inclusive. Bicentennial Edition. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1989. Biographies begin on page 507. (BiDrUSC 89)

Drake's Dictionary of American Biography. Including men of the time, containing nearly 10,000 notices of persons of both sexes, of native and foreign birth, who have been remarkable, or prominently connected with the arts, sciences, literature, politics, or history, of the American continent. By Francis S. Drake. Boston: James R. Osgood & Co., 1872. Reprint. Detroit: Gale Research, 1974. (Drake)

The National Cyclopaedia of American Biography. Volume 2. New York: James T. White & Co., 1891. Reprint. Volumes 1-50. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms, 1967-1971. Use the Index to locate biographies. (NatCAB 2)

The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans. Brief biographies of authors, administrators, clergymen, commanders, editors, engineers, jurists, merchants, officials, philanthropists, scientists, statesmen, and others who are making American history. 10 volumes. Edited by Rossiter Johnson. Boston: The Biographical Society, 1904. Reprint. Detroit: Gale Research, 1968. (TwCBDA)

Who Was Who in America. A component volume of "Who's Who in American History." Historical Volume, 1607-1896. Revised Edition. Chicago: Marquis Who's Who, 1967. (WhAm HS)

Who Was Who in American Politics. A biographical dictionary of over 4,000 men and women who contributed to the United States political scene from colonial days up to and including the immediate past. By Dan and Inez Morris. New York: Hawthorn Books, 1974. (WhAmP)

******************************************************************************

Database: Encyclopedia of American Biography

Viewing records 1-1 of 1

February 17, 2002 2:22 AM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Herringshaw's Encyclopedia of American Biography of the Nineteenth Century.

Herringshaw's Encyclopedia of American Biography

page 689

NEW, ANTHONY, congressman, was born in 1747 in Gloucester county, Va. He was a representative in congress from Virginia from 1793 to 1805. On taking up his residence in Kentucky he was elected a representative in congress from that state from 1811 to 1813, from 1817 to 1818, and from 1821 to 1823. He died March 2, 1833, in Elkton, Ky.

*****************************************************************************************************************

Database: U.K. and U.S. Directories, 1680-1830

Viewing records 1552481-1552481 of 2518462

February 17, 2002 2:25 AM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

New, Anthony

(Male)

Date: 1796

Office Political: Representative of Virginia

Listed in, [Baltimore, 1796] The Baltimore Town and Fell's Point Directory, containing the names, occupations, and places of abode of the inhabitants; arranged in alphabetical order; also A Register of the executive, legislative, and judicial magistrates of the United States and of the State of Maryland, with their salaries; Together, with a list of the duties payable at the port of Baltimore - and an abridged Almanac, shewing the days of the week and month for the year, &c. &c. The first edition., [1796], THOMPSON AND WALKER, Baltimore. Printed for the Proprietors, by Pechin & Co. No. 27, Gay-Street

Viewing records 1555745-1555745 of 2518462

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

New, Anthony

(Male)

Date: 1799

Office Political: Representative of Virginia

Listed in, [Baltimore, 1799] The Baltimore Directory, for 1799, containing the names, occupations, and places of abode of the citizens, arranged in alphabetical order: also, A Register of the executive, legislative, and judicial magistrates of the United States - The Constitution of the United States - Officers of the Commonwealth of Maryland - And the Magistrates of the City. With an accurate table Of the Duties on Goods, Wares and Merchandize; together with A General Abstract from the Revenue Laws, Relative to the Duty of Masters of Vessels - Of the Owners or Consignees of Goods - Of Officers of the Customs - Of Payment of Duties, &c. - And the Form of Entry at the Custom House on the Importation of Goods. To all which are added. An Account of the Post-Office Establishment - The Banks - Tables of Monies, &c. - With an Alphabetical List of the Streets, Lanes and Alleys., 1799, MULLIN, John, [Baltimore]. Printed for the Editor, by Warner & Hanna, No. 2, North Gay street

******************************************************************************

http://genforum.genealogy.com/new/messages/728.html [03-06-03]

Re: Col. Anthony NEW 1747 - 1833

Posted by: Anne Winfree (ID *****8696) Date: March 05, 2003 at 21:50:59

In Reply to: Col. Anthony NEW 1747 - 1833 by C.L. Dibble of 728

I am descended from Col. New through Lucy New and Robert Gatewood line. I have found articles through Genealogy Library that state he is the son of Joanna New Baynham and stepson of John Baynham. His House of Rep. voting record is available through Library of Congress.

Don't have much else.

Anne

******************************************************************************

Children of Ann Anderson and Anthony New are:

65 i. Mary Anderson⁹ New. She married William Streshley Wyatt.

66 ii. Joseph New, born 1779.

18. Cecelia⁸ Anderson (Robert⁷, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born August 02, 1748 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died September 30, 1802. She married William Anderson, son of John Anderson and ? Jones. He was born April 05, 1744 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died July 22, 1792.

Children of Cecelia Anderson and William Anderson are:

+ 67 i. Mildred⁹ Anderson, born May 21, 1769; died 1834.

+ 68 ii. Nelson Anderson, born June 03, 1771; died July 08, 1842.

69 iii. Robert Anderson, born 1773; died 1773.

70 iv. Mary Anderson, born October 10, 1774; died March 10, 1830. She married Ben. Ellett.

71 v. Richard Anderson, born 1776; died 1794.

72 vi. John Anderson, born January 05, 1779. He married Nancy Ellett.

73 vii. Elizabeth Anderson, born 1782; died 1782.

74 viii. Elizabeth Clough Anderson, born 1783; died 1784.

75 ix. Elizabeth Clough Anderson, born January 06, 1786. She married John Martin.

19. Richard Clough⁸ Anderson (Robert⁷, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born January 12, 1749/50 in "Goldmine" plantation, Hanover Co., Virginia, and died October 16, 1826 in Soldiers Retreat, Jefferson Co., Kentucky. He married (1) Elizabeth Clark August 14, 1787 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky, daughter of John Clark. She was born Abt. 1768 in Caroline Co., Virginia, and died January 15, 1795 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky. He married (2) Sarah Marshall September 02, 1797. She was born November 20, 1779, and died August 1854.

Notes for Richard Clough Anderson:

Richard C. 12/02/1785 Jefferson Co KY

1000a eastside Valley Creek Se of Rollins Station

grants U/455

Richard C. 12/02/1785 Jefferson CO, KY

2124a headwaters of Nolin and Rowlking FOrk

grants V/303

Richrad C. 12/02/1785 Jefferson CO

1000a eastside Valley Crrek Se of Rollins Station

Grants V/318

Richard 11/07/1786 KY MIlitary District

900a soutwest side Cumberland River adj Richard Brasheras

grants 8/99

Richard 05/26/1792 KY MIlitary District

1000a mouth of Skigg's Beacer Creek

grants 26/373

Richard C. 02/05/1786 KY Military District

9000a Green River 6.5 miles below Flat Creek

grants W/11

Richard C. 05/25/1786 KY Military District

500a east fork Carringtons River formerly Muf RIver and a branch of Green River

grants W/16

Richard C. 02/26/1786 KY MIlitarry District

1000a Ohio RIver adj Edmund Clarkes crossing Lost Creek

grants Y/154

Richard C. 02/27/1786 KY MIlitary District

1000a Ohio River adj Edmund Clarks

Grants 1/66

Richard C. 05/06/1789 KY MIlitary District

1000a Ohio River northwest side adj John Nevells

grants 19/408

Richard C. 05/27/1789 KY Military District

454a Ohio River northwest side at mouth of Muddy Creek

Grants 19/4040

Richard C. 05/28/1789 KY MIlitary District

95a northwest the Ohio River adj Duna, Davis & Obananons

grants 19/403

Richard C. 05/26/1792 KY MIlitary District

948.33a co-patent Peter Johnston, Mayo Carrington

Grants 26/468

_____________________________

!(1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Dr. Ha rris.

(b) Filson. (c) Tyler's, Vol. 16, p.110-111.

(2) "Encyclopedia of American Biography," edition unknown, p.270-271.

(3) "Adams Co., OH Deeds 1797-1806," by T.L.C. Genealogy (Miami Beach , FL,

1990). Cites: (a) Vol. 1,2,3, p.256.

(4) "Adams Co., OH Deeds 1806-1812," by T.L.C. Genealogy (Miami Beach , FL,

1990). Cites: (a) Vol. 6, p.83.

(5) "Kentucky Genealogies From Filson Club History Quarterly," p.287 , "The

Grave of General George Rogers Clark," by R.C. Ballard Thruston.

(6) "Burke's American Families With British Ancestry" (Genealogical P ub. Co.,

Baltimore, 1977) p.2539. Excerpted from "Burke's Genealogical and H eraldic

History of the Landed Gentry," 16th ed. (London, 1939).

(7) "Pioneer Ohio Newspapers 1793-1810," by Karen Mauer Green (Fronti er Press,

Galveston, TX, 1986) p.102. Cites: (a) "Western Spy and Hamilton Gaz ette,"

Cincinnati, OH, Thurs. 7 Jun 1804. (b) "Scioto Gazette and Chillicot he

Advertiser," Chillicothe, OH, Sat., 5 Mar 1803, and Thurs., 38 May 1 807.

(8) "A Monograph of the Anderson, Clark, Marshall and McArthur Connec tions," by

Thomas McArthur Anderson, p.7-11, "The Virginia Andersons."

(9) "NEXUS," Vol. X, No. 4, Aug/Sep 1993 (New England Historic Geneal ogical

Soc., Boston) "Notable Kin - Hollywood Gothic and the Alabama Three, " by John

Anderson Brayton, ancestry of Edward Montgomery Clift, p.112. Cites : (a)

"Anderson Family Records," by W.P. Anderson (1936) p.43-49,65. (b)

"Genealogies of Kentucky Families from the Filson Club Quarterly" (1 981)

p.315-319.

(10) Unknown Lexington, KY newspaper, in which a portrait of Richar d Clough

Anderson is printed with caption, "Portrait To Be Presented."

(11) "The Foundations of Ohio," author unknown, Denver Public Library.

!Birth: (1,2,6,8) 12 Jan 1750, Hanover Co., VA. s/o Robert ANDERSON/E lizabeth

CLOUGH. (8) "Gold Mine," 3rd son.

Marriage to Elizabeth CLARK: (1) 24 Nov 1787, VA. (1,8) She d/o Joh n CLARK/Ann

ROGERS. (2,6,10) She a sister of Gen. George Rogers CLARK. (NOTE: He r sister

Ann m. Owen GWATHMEY. See Gwathmey genealogy.) (5) 14 Aug 1787, Mulb erry Hill,

Louisville, KY, home of Elizabeth's parents. (6) 15 Jan 1785.

Marriage to Sarah MARSHALL: (1) (2) 1797. She d/o William MARSHALL. ( 8) Cousin

of his first wife. (9) d/o William Marshall Jr./Anne McLeod, gd/o To rquil

McLeod/Anne Clark, ggd/o Jonathan Clark/Elizabeth Wilson. (NOTE: Joh n Clark

who m. Ann Rogers was s/o Jonathan Clark/Elizabeth Wilson.)

Death: (1,2) 16 Oct 1826, KY. (8) Oct 1826 at his home, "Soldier's Re treat,"

near Louisville, KY.

Burial: (5) The family burial ground is at his home "Soldier's Retrea t" about

10 miles east of Louisville, KY. There is a tall marble monument bu t only one

of many graves is still marked with a headstone.

(2) Of Scottish and Welsh ancestry.

(2) Grew up in Hanover Co., VA, where he received little schooling ot her than

that of the great outdoors.

(2) 1766: At age 16, much against his father's will, he accepted th e patronage

of a rich merchant, Patrick COOTS. He shipped on merchant vessels.

(2,8) Was in Boston at the time of the Boston Tea Party. (8) Was a su per-cargo

of a ship from Richmond, and carried the news of the tea party to hi s neighbor

Patrick Henry.

(2,8) Soon after the outbreak of the Revolution he became captain o f a Hanover

Co. company.

(6) 1776: Commissioned Captain, 5th VA Regiment, Revolutionary War. ( 2) Three

months after becoming captain he transferred with the same rank to t he 5th

Virginia Continentals. (8) The 5th VA, Continental Line, under Col . Charles

Scott, part of Gen. Adam Stephens' Brigade in the campaign of 1776 . His 1st

Lt. was John Anderson.

(2,8) 1776, 25 Dec: On the night before the battle of Trenton, he cro ssed the

Delaware River and alarmed 15 Hessian sentries, killing a sentry, wo unding 6.

He had been sent as a scout under orders from Gen. Stephens. Althoug h the

British were now aware of Colonial forces and the element of surpris e was

lost, they seemed to have been deceived into thinking the American f orces

consisted of only a few scouts. (6) Present at the battle of Trenton . (8)

Family tradition was that he was wounded in a battle at Trenton wit h Maj.

James Monroe (who was later President). Records show, however, tha t while

Monroe was wounded, Anderson was wounded at the 2nd Battle of Trento n in 1777.

(2,6,8) Took part in the battle of Germantown.

(2,6,8) Took part in the battle of Brandywine.

(8) Spent the winter at Valley Forge.

(8) 1777, 2 Jan: Wounded at the 2nd Battle of Trenton, or Assumpink.

(2) Took part in the battle of Monmouth.

(2,6) 1778: Promoted to Major, 1st VA Regiment, Continental Line.

(2,8) 1779: Sided in the "misdirected" attempt to capture Savannah. I n an

assault, he received a sword wound through the shoulder. Despites th e wound,

he administered to the last wished of Pulaski, who was mortally woun ded. The

Polish soldier was so grateful he gave Richard his sword. (6) Presen t at the attack on Savannah.

(2) After withdrawal from Savannah, he was stationed at Charleston. W as

captured when Charleston fell to the British and remained a prinone r for 9

months. (8) Taken prisoner at Charleston.

(2) Upon his release from the British, he joined Gen. Morgan and rema ined with

him until Washington ordered him to report to Lafayette in Virginia.

(6) 1780: Lt. Col., 3rd VA Regiment. (2) Before the end of the war, w as promoted

to Lt. Colonel.

(8) Served as aide to Gen. Lafayette in his campaign against Cornwall is in VA.

(2) Acted as a messanger to bring Gen. "Mad Anthony" Wayne to the res cue of

Lafayette, who was being hard-pressed by Cornwallis.

(2) When Cornwallis retreated, Richard was detailed to the Governor o f Virginia

to organize the Virginia Militia. (8) Served as an aide to Gov. Nels on at the

seige of Yorktown.

(8) Became a charter member of the Society of the Cincinnati.

(2) 1783: Appointed Surveyor-General to divide the lands reserved b y Virginia

in the West for her Continental Troops. (4) Named in Adams Co., OH d eed of

Abraham SHEPHERD as principle surveyor of the lands set apart for th e officers

and soldiers of the Virginia Continental Line between the Scioto an d Little

Miami Rivers. (8) Made surveyor of the VA Military Land District and

established an office in Louisville the same year. (11) Appointed Su rveyor

General by his fellow officers of the Society of the Cincinnati.

(2) Moved to Kentucky and settled near Louisville. He built a home wh ich he

called "Soldier's Retreat." His home became famous for its hospitali ty. (5)

His home "Soldier's Retreat" was situated about 10 miles east of Lou isville.

The residence was made of stone, the walls said to be 4 feet thick . Nothing is

left of it but the foundation and that is covered with turf. The spr ing house

and some of the out-houses were of stone, still standing (when artic le was

written). The family burial ground is there. (6) Settled at Soldier' s Retreat,

Louisville at the close of the war in 1783.

(8) Attended the Danville Convention and opposed efforts of Wilkinso n and

Sebastian to induce the people of KY to declare their independence a nd form an

alliance with Spain. Wilkinson's correspondence with the Spanish Gov ernment

recommended that they officer a $1,000 bribe to R.C. Anderson, who m he

described as "a man of ordinary ability but great influence."

(2) 1788: Served in the Kentucky constitutional convention.

(10) 1788, 17 Nov: The Lexington, KY Masonic Lodge No. 25 (later No . 1) of the

Grand Lodge of VA was chartered. Richard served as first master of t he Lodge,

with Green CLAY and Capt. John FOWLER. Some years later a portrait o f him

was presented to the lodge by Alex F. Anderson of Cincinnati, OH, his

great-grandson.

(2) 1792: Was an elector for state officials.

(2) 1793: Was a presidential elector.

(11) 1794: Built a schooner named the "Caroline" for carrying merchan dise of

the Mississippi Valley to New Orleans and across the Atlantic to for eign

ports. The schooner made one voyage, being wrecked somewhere in th e Caribbean

upon the return from a second voyage.

(3) 1801, 17 Feb: Deed in Adams Co., OH from Robert and Joel POLLAR D of

Richmond, VA to George PICKET of same, who agree to partition 14,333 .5 acres

between the Little Miami and Scioto Rivers of OH, which they obtaine d by

jointly purchasing military lands and patents taken by POLLARD in hi s name for

joint use. Deed subject to the claim of Richard Clough ANDERSON fo r 2166.67 acres of the 5333.33 acre tract on Brush and Eagle Creeks i n Adams Co.,

surveyed 20 Nov 1793 on military warrant #76 by U.S. patent to POLLA RD 18 Aug

1796, bounded by Timothy PEYTON's survey #724.

(7b) 1803, 5 Mar: Charles Anderson, for Richard C. Anderson, advertis ed land

for sale in the Chillicothe, OH newspaper. The land was in the name s of

Thomas Hill, William Parsons, John Harvie, Seymore Powell. Apply t o Duncan

M'Arthur, Col. Massie, Henry Massie, or John Beasley.

(7a) 1804, 7 Jun: John Armstrong in Columbia, OH, printed a notice i n "The

Western Spy and Hamilton Gazette" of Cincinnati about trespassing o n the

lands of Richard C. Anderson on Clough Creek adjoining Widow Hawkins.

(7b) 1807, 28 May: Duncan M'Arthur, near Chillicothe, OH, advertise d in the

Chillicothe newspaper that he was authorized to sell Col. Richard C.

Anderson's Spring Prairie Survey.

(2) 1817: President Monroe, Andrew Jackson, and Simon Kenton were vis itors

at his home.

(2) Children were Richard Clough, Jr., Larz, Robert, William Marshall , John,

and Charles.

(1) Daughter Elizabeth ANDERSON (by Elizabeth CLARK) m. 6 Dec 1818 Is aac R.

GWATHMEY, s/o Owen GWATHMEY/Ann CLARK. (See Gwathmey genealogy.)

(1) Son Richard Clough ANDERSON II (by Elizabeth CLARK) m. 12 Jan 1810

Elizabeth Clark GWATHMEY, d/o Owen GWATHMEY/Ann Rogers CLARK. (See G wathmey

genealogy.)

American commercial beacon & Norfolk & Portsmouth daily advertiser. Died - At Cartagenia, Columbia, on July 25, Mr. R. C. Anderson, Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States. Buried in the cemetery of Manga. (pg 3, col 1) Sat, Sep 9, 1826.

Richmond enquirer - Died - At his residence in Ky, on Mon, Oct 16, in his 78th year, Col. R.C. Anderson, father of the late R.C. Anderson, Minister from the U.S. to Colombia. He was a soldier in the Revolution. (pg 3, col 4) Tue, Nov 7, 1826.

Notes for Elizabeth Clark:

!(1) Carolyn Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a) Dr. Ha rris.

(b) Filson. (c) Tyler's, Vol. 16, p.110-111.

(2) "Encyclopedia of American Biography," biography of Richard Cloug h Anderson,

p.271. Edition unknown.

(3) "Kentucky Genealogies From Filson Club History Quarterly," p.287 , "The

Grave of General George Rogers Clark," by R.C. Ballard Thruston.

(4) "Burke's American Families With British Ancestry" (Genealogical P ub. Co.,

Baltimore, 1977) p.2539. Excerpted from "Burke's Genealogical and H eraldic

History of the Landed Gentry," 16th ed. (London, 1939).

(5) "A Monograph of the Anderson, Clark, Marshall and McArthur Connec tions," by

Thomnas McArthur Anderson, p.10-11, "The Virginia Andersons."

!Birth: (1,3,5) d/o John CLARK/Ann ROGERS. (2,3,4) Sister of George R ogers

CLARK. (3) Age 16 in 1784 (b. 1768), parents of Caroline Co., VA.

Death: (1,2) 1795. (4) 15 Jan 1795.

Burial: (3) The family burial ground is at his home "Soldier's Retrea t" about

10 miles east of Louisville, KY. There is a tall marble monument bu t only one

of many graves is still marked with a headstone.

(3) 1784, fall: Left Caroline Co., VA with her parents, brother Willi am, and

sisters Lucy and Fanny for Kentucky.

(3) 1785: Reached Louisville, KY, spending a few days with her brothe r, Gen.

George Rogers Clark, at Ft. Nelson, then went to the new family home , Mulberry

Hill, about 3 miles away.

________________________

Posted by: FAY WADE (ID *****9623) Date: August 24, 2002 at 18:20:08

of 13651

Elizabeth Clark was the sister of Capt. William Clark (Corps of Discovery) and George Rogers Clark & Jonathan Clark (both of Revolutionary War fame), all of whom were born in Virginia and went to KY before 1798.

The will of John Clark (their father) written in July 1799 names his son-in-law Richard C. Anderson, the recipient of two slaves, Kate & Phebe.

I am searching for descendants of Richard C. and Elizabeth Clark Anderson. Please contact me directly at [email protected].

Thanks,

Fay

Children of Richard Anderson and Elizabeth Clark are:

76 i. Jr. Richard Clough⁹ Anderson, born August 04, 1788 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky; died July 24, 1826 in Carthagena, Bolivar, Columbia. He married Elizabeth Clark "Betty" Gwathmey January 12, 1810 in Kentucky; died 1825.

Notes for Jr. Richard Clough Anderson:

!(1) Chart of the Anderson Family compiled by Rev. William Clayton To rrence,

Secretary of the VA Historical Soc. Extracts by Devall L. Gwathmey.

(2) "Burke's American Families with British Ancestry" (Genealogical P ub. Co.,

Baltimore, 1977) p.2539.(3) "A Monograph of the Anderson, Clark, Mar shall and McArthur Connection - The

Virginia Andersons," by Thomas McArthur Anderson, p.10-11. Cites: (a ) Obituary

notice in the "El Cometa Mercantile" of Carthagena, Columbia.

!Birth: (1,2,3) s/o Richard Clough Anderson I/Elizabeth Clark, she d/ o John

Clark/Ann Rogers. (2) 4 Aug 1788. (3) 1788, eldest child & only son.

(NOTE: See Ament genealogy for father's lineage.)

Marriage to Elizabeth Gwathmey: (1) 6 Dec 1822. (2) 6 Dec 1811. (3) H is

cousin.

Death: (2) 24 Jul 1826. (3a) 25 Jul 1826, Carthagena, Columbia, of ye llow

fever.

Burial: (3a) Buried in Columbia. (3) His remains were returned to th e U.S. and

buried at "Soldiers' Retreat," his father's home near Louisville, KY , a short

time before the death of his father in October, 1826.

(2,3) Graduated from William and Mary College, VA. (3) Classmate of G en.

Winfield Scott.

(3) Was a lawyer.

(2) 1817-1821: Member of Congress. (3) Member of Congress from KY.

(2) 1822: Speaker of the Kentucky Legislature.

(2) 1823: Minister to Columbia. (3) The first U.S. minister to Columb ia. (3a)

Minister Plenipoteniary of the United States to the Government of Co lumbia.

(2) 1826: Envoy Extraordinary to the Congress of Panama. (3) Appointe d with E.

N. Sergeant as a delegate to the Congress of Panama, but died just a s he was

starting on this mission.

Notes for Elizabeth Clark "Betty" Gwathmey:

!(1) Chart of the Anderson Family compiled by Rev. William Clayton To rrence,

Secretary of the VA Historical Soc. Extracts by Devall L. Gwathmey.

(2) Carolyn Tayloe Davidson Carey, Greenwood Village, CO. Cites: (a)

"Descendants of Alfred Brooke Gwathmey," by Caroline T.G. Jones.

(3) "A Monograph of the Anderson, Clark, Marshall and McArthur Connec tion - The

Virginia Andersons," by Thomas McArthur Anderson, p.10-11. Cites: (a ) Obituary

notice in the "El Cometa Mercantile" of Carthagena, Columbia.

(4) "American Monthly Magazine," Vol. 36, No. 6 (DAR, 1910) p.764. FHL

#973.B2dar. Cites: (a) "Courier-Journal," Louisville, KY. (b) Mrs. W m. A.

Robinson of Louisville, KY.

!Birth: (1,4) d/o Owen Gwathmey/Ann Rogers Clark.

Marriage to Richard Clough Anderson II: (1) 6 Dec 1822. (1,3) He s/ o Richard

Clough Anderson/Elizabeth Clark. (See Ament genealogy for Anderson a ncestry.)

(2) 12 Jan 1810. (4) Her cousin.

Death: (2) 1825. (NOTE: He was appointed Minister to Columbia in 1823 , and died

there of yellow fever in 1826. If she went with him, she probably di ed in

Columbia as well. His remains were returned to his father's home, "S oldier's

Retreat," near Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY.)

(1) Had a son, Arthur, and two daughters, Elizabeth (m1. Commodore St ephen

Johnson, m2 Lafayette Flourney of KY) and Annita (m. John F. Grey).

77 ii. Ann Clark Anderson, born Abt. 1790. She married (1) John Logan. She married (2) John Riggs.

78 iii. Cecelia Anderson, born 1792.

79 iv. Elizabeth Clark Anderson, born December 07, 1794. She married Isaac Robertson Gwathmey December 06, 1818.

Notes for Elizabeth Clark Anderson:

!(1) "Burke's American Families with British Ancestry" (Genealogica l Pub. Co.,

Baltimore, 1977) p.2539, Anderson genealogy.

!Birth: (1) 7 Dec 1794, d/o Richard Clough Anderson/Elizabeth Clarke.

Notes for Isaac Robertson Gwathmey:

!(1) Chart of the Anderson Family compiled by Rev. William Clayton To rrence,

Secretary of the VA Historical Soc. Extracts by Devall L. Gwathmey.

(2) "Burke's American Families with British Ancestry" (Genealogical P ub. Co.,

Baltimore, 1977) p.2539, Anderson genealogy.

(3) "A Monograph of the Anderson, Clark, Marshall and McArthur Connec tion - The

Virginia Andersons," by Thomas McArthur Anderson, p.11.

(4) "American Monthly Magazine," Vol. 36, No. 6 (DAR, 1910) p.764. FHL

#973.B2dar. Cites: (a) "Courier-Journal," Louisville, KY. (b) Mrs. W m. A.

Robinson of Louisville, KY.

!Birth: (1,4) s/o Owen Gwathmey/Ann Rogers Clark. Isaac Robertson Gwa thmey. (2)

Isaac Rogers Gwathmey.

Marriage to Elizabeth Anderson: (1) 6 Dec 1818. (1,2,3) She d/o Richa rd Clough

Anderson I/Elizabeth Clark, d/o John Clark/Ann Rogers. (See Ament ge nealogy

for Anderson ancestry.) (2,4) His cousin.

(3) Of Louisville, KY.

Children of Richard Anderson and Sarah Marshall are:

80 i. John Ray⁹ Anderson. He married (1) Margaret Buchanan. He married (2) Ellen Griffen.

81 ii. Maria Anderson, born 1798. She married Allen Latham.

82 iii. Frances Anderson, born 1800.

+ 83 iv. Larz Anderson, born April 09, 1803; died February 27, 1878 in Cincinatti, Ohio.

+ 84 v. General Robert Anderson, born June 14, 1805 in Kentucky; died October 26, 1871 in Nice, France.

85 vi. William Marshall Anderson, born June 24, 1807. He married (1) Eliza A. McArthur. He married (2) Ellen C. Ryan.

86 vii. Mary Louise Anderson, born March 13, 1809. She married (1) Fred Alexander. She married (2) James Hall.

87 viii. John Roy Anderson, born August 11, 1811.

88 ix. Charles Anderson, born June 01, 1814. He married Elizabeth Jane Brown.

Notes for Charles Anderson:

Governor Of Ohio

Memorial Record of Western Kentucky, Lewis Publishing Company, 1904, pp 656-664 (portrait in document) [Lyon] HON. CHARLES ANDERSON. The life history of few men of the nation have touched along so many lines of usefulness as that of Governor Charles Anderson, and yet there have been few men who have sought to figure in as limited extent in the public eye as did he. His service was never promoted by the hope of public reward or honors, but was the outpouring of a kindly spirit, deeply interested in mankind and the highest development of the race. Material improvement, intellectual and aesthetic culture and moral progress all felt the stimulus of his efforts. His nation received his loyal support during the darkest hours of its history, and there stands to-day [sic] in Kentucky one of its most beautiful towns as a monument to its founder, Governor Charles Anderson. Governor Anderson was born at Soldier's Retreat--his father's homestead,--in Jefferson county, Kentucky, on the 1st of June, 1814. This house, erected by his father, stood on land allotted to him by the state of Virginia in recognition of his services as a colonel in the Continental army in the war of the Revolution. The ancestral history of the family is traced back to Robert Anderson, who was born in Scotland and was of pure Scotch descent. He and his brother David came to America in 1665 and settled in the colony of Virginia at New Kent Court House. His son was Robert Anderson, second, of St. Peter's Parish, and his grandson was Robert, third, who purchased an estate which was known as "Goldmines," and thus he came to be called "Robin of Goldmines." He wedded Elizabeth Clough, a maiden of the Virginia colony. Among their children was Richard Clough Anderson, the father of the Governor. He was born at the family home, Goldmines, in Hanover county, January 12, 1750 (O.S.), and was commissioned a captain of the Virginia militia in his early manhood. He served with distinction in the Revolutionary war, rising to the rank of colonel, and for his services was granted by the Virginia house of burgesses a tract of land in Kentucky, where he afterward established his home, calling his estate Soldier's Retreat, a home such as gained for the state her reputation for hospitality. It was here that the noted Revolutionary patriot passed away, October 16, 1826. As surveyor general of the state he established offices in Louisville, and from the year 1783 or 1784 he made his home continuously in this state. He was twice married, his first union being with Miss Elizabeth Clark, a sister of General George Rogers Clark and General Lewis Clark. Of this marriage four children were born. The eldest of these was Richard Clough Anderson, Jr., who was elected to congress in 1817, at the same time with Henry Clay. He was our first minister to the United States of Colombia, and died en route from Bogota to Panama to attend the first Pan-American-Panama Canal Congress in 1826. For his second wife Colonel Anderson chose Miss Sarah Marshall, an own cousin of his first wife and of Chief Justice Marshall. They became the parents of thirteen children, of whom Governor Anderson was the youngest son that reached adult age. Governor Anderson began his education under the direction of a private tutor, and by the time he was six years of age had made considerable progress in Latin. He was only twelve years of age at the time of his father's death. When a youth of fifteen he became a student in the Miami University at Oxford, Ohio, where he was graduated with the class of 1833, being then nineteen years of age. Desiring to make the practice of law his life work, he was the first of a thousand students who studied law in the office of Judge Pirtle, of Louisville. He also read law in Cincinnati, and then entered upon the practice of his profession in Dayton, Ohio, where he soon afterward entered into partnership with Judge Joseph Crane. Later he removed to Cincinnati, where he formed a partnership with Mr. Rufus King, and in both cities he enjoyed a large and lucrative patronage. He was always a deep thinker, a profound reasoner and logical in argument, and he won success in his chosen calling. His broad mind, keen sensibilities and strong sympathy, however, caused him to give considerable time and attention to the study of various questions relative to the political, social and economic conditions of the country and to its intellectual progress. He was known as one of the early political leaders of Ohio and served in the state senate in 1843-4, leaving the impress of his individuality and patriotic spirit upon the legislation enacted during that period. There is no one man to whom Ohio owes more for the establishment of her school system upon a firm and progressive basis. When opposition was sharp and bitter, his efforts in its defense were never relaxed, and his energy and eloquence in its behalf were potent efforts for good, producing results that are still enjoyed by the entire school population of the state. This alone would entitle him to distinction and the gratitude of his race, and yet he performed many other works equally commendable and that render him one of the benefactors of mankind. He it was who suggested the establishment of the first home in America for the volunteers of the Civil war, that at Dayton, Ohio, and as the result of his idea and his labors in this regard, there are now scattered throughout the country these homes of the brave boys in blue who stood as the defenders of the Union cause. Governor Anderson was a man of keen insight, with marked recognition of possibilities, and he looked beyond the exigencies of the moment to the possibilities of the future. He saw what railroad-building would mean to the country, and while in the Ohio senate he became the originator of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad, and after his removal to Kentucky, he was one of the three men most influential in the building of the Elizabethtown & Paducah Railroad, now the Louisville division of the Illinois Central Railroad. After residing in Cincinnati from 1845 until 1858, Governor Anderson removed to the south. He left Ohio because of ill health, and ere [sic] he said goodby to his fellow citizens, his brethren in the legal fraternity held a banquet in his honor. Going to San Antonio, Texas, he secured a large body of land near that city and there engaged in the breeding of horses and cattle, in which business he was engaged at the time of the outbreak of the Civil war. He had watched with interest the progress of events in the south, and never attempted to disguise his love of country or his loyal devotion to the Union cause. In fact, when secession was advocated and encouraged by the people of Texas, he valiantly defended the Union cause and made a number of speeches in defense of his opinions that so incensed southern sentiment that he was arrested and imprisoned. However, from the camp in which he was imprisoned, by reason of some outside aid and the inattention of his guards, he escaped, fled to Mexico, whence his family had preceded him, and thence sailed to New York. Immediately afterward he went to Dayton, Ohio, where he was tendered an appointment as colonel of the Ninety-third Regiment of Ohio Volunteers. This he accepted, and with his regiment, fully recruited, armed and equipped, left Dayton for Kentucky, August 20, 1862. He was in command of his regiment at Stone River, the first important engagement in which he participated, and on the 21st of February, 1863, he was wounded, his injuries unfitting him for further field service and thus forcing him to resign. He was a man of unflinching courage in the face of danger, and his known bravery inspired his men to deeds of valor. He won the love of his soldiers, whom he never needlessly exposed to danger, but when duty called never failed to lead them into the thickest of the fight. On leaving the army Colonel Anderson rejoined his family in Dayton, and soon afterward, at the solicitation of the Republican party, he accepted the nomination for lieutenant governor of Ohio and was elected in 1863. Upon the death of Governor Brough he succeeded to the office of governor, and filled out the unexpired term with marked capability, safely guiding the ship of state through troubled waters. After his retirement from office Governor Anderson returned to his native state, becoming a resident of Eddyville in 1866. He purchased a large tract of land near the town and superintended important and extensive agricultural interests. About 1874 he laid out the town of Kuttawa, and in 1877 he took up his abode there. While in college Governor Anderson had formed the acquaintance of Miss Eliza J. Brown, and in 1835 they were married. They became the parents of six children, of whom three survive, the only surviving son being Colonel Latham Anderson. The daughters are Miss Kitty and Mrs. Belle Skinner, the latter of Waynesville, North Carolina, and the former still living at the family home in Kuttawa. The mother was born in Dayton, Ohio, October 20, 1816, and died in Kuttawa, November 19, 1901. She was a daughter of Henry and Catherine (Patterson) Brown. Her father was a native of Virginia and went to Kentucky as private secretary to Governor Preston. In his political affiliations Governor Anderson was first a Whig and afterward a Republican, and in his religious connections he was a Presbyterian. His labors, however, benefited people of all races, nationalities, creeds and beliefs. He was a man of broadest sympathy and humanitarian principles, and his activity seems to have touched upon almost every department of labor that has benefited mankind. He always continued his efforts in behalf of education, and he became active in prison reform associations. He was also a zealous factor in southern commercial conventions, greatly desiring the business development and material upbuilding [sic] of the south, which he loved so well. He was a man of intense artistic temperament, evinced in the love of all forms of art, and, being a passionate lover of nature, the practice of landscape gardening was his favorite pursuit. This was manifest not only in the external decorations of his own home, and he was also instrumental in the founding of park cemeteries and public parks. It may be justly be claimed that he was the originator of the park-cemetery idea, for which America bears the palm among all nations, for in 1845 he suggested and outlined the plan for Woodland cemetery, near Dayton, Ohio. He has left a monument to his genius in landscape architecture, of the naturally lovely surroundings, and in the system of parks, including Cemetery Park, with which he has munificently endowed the town. Living in the midst of ideally beautiful surroundings, Governor Anderson spent the evening of a happy, useful and honorable life, passing away on the 2nd of September, 1895, in the eighty-second year of his age. "His life was gentle and the elements So mixed in him that Nature might stand up And say to all the world, ‘This was a man." Anderson Clough Clark Clay Marshall Pirtle Crane King Brough Brown Skinner Patterson Preston = Jefferson-KY Hanover-VA Scotland OH TX NY NC

89 x. Lucretia Poindexter Anderson, born 1818.

90 xi. Matthew Anderson, born 1819.

91 xii. Sarah Anderson, born 1822. She married Andrew Kendrick.

21. George Augustus⁸ Anderson (Robert⁷, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born May 27, 1755 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died March 10, 1828 in Cumberland County, Virginia. He married (1) Jane Presberry. She was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and died 1784. He married (2) Jane Tucker March 26, 1787. She was born March 16, 1759, and died November 06, 1836.

Notes for George Augustus Anderson:

Subj: ANDERSON FAMILY SOURCE

Date: 98-05-31 00:11:07 EDT

From: Ez to par

To: PatAnder73

Dear Pat....

Please list me as an ANDERSON FAMILY SOURCE. My ancestry hookup is to the following family in your tree:

George Augustus ANDERSON b. 5-27-1755, son of Robert ANDERSON and

Elizabeth Clough. He is listed as #65 viii under Robert ANDERSON of Goldmine.

Through family records, written national archieve records, DAR lineage and legal documents I have traced my direct lineage to him. He was married to (1)Jane PRESBERRY and (2) Jane TUCKER.

I am close to having the lineage ready to submit and as soon as I fill in a few more pieces, I will send to you.

Thanks for all your hard work...makes my research a lot easier to put together and prove the lines.

If you need more information from me,,,,please let me know.

Your Las Vegas Cousin...<g>

Ellie BERGMANN ZULIANI

[email protected]

Las Vegas, Nv

Child of George Anderson and Jane Presberry is:

+ 92 i. Walter Goldsmith⁹ Anderson, born August 10, 1783; died May 01, 1810.

Children of George Anderson and Jane Tucker are:

93 i. Rebecca Elizabeth Travis⁹ Anderson, born February 02, 1788. She married William A. Howard December 17, 2827.

94 ii. John Tucker Anderson, born October 17, 1789; died October 25, 1821.

95 iii. Eliza Henrietta Bonaparte Anderson, born July 01, 1798. She married David Parrish.

96 iv. Robert N. Anderson, born May 09, 1792.

97 v. Jane Fanny Anderson, born November 26, 1795. She married Valentine Parrish.

22. Samuel⁸ Anderson (Robert⁷, Robert⁶, Robert⁵, Robert⁴, Richard³, "York Watershed"², "Colonial Virginia"¹) (Source: William Pope Anderson, Anderson Family Records, (W. F. Schaeffer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1936).) was born June 25, 1757 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died April 04, 1826 in Cumberland County, Virginia. He married Ann Dabney March 29, 1781. She was born February 10, 1759, and died June 18, 1831.

Children of Samuel Anderson and Ann Dabney are:

98 i. ?⁹ Anderson, born 1784.

99 ii. ? Anderson, born 1784.

100 iii. ? Anderson, born 1785.

101 iv. Ann Anderson. She married M. M. Langhorne.

102 v. Elizabeth Anderson. She married William M. Thornton.

Notes for Elizabeth Anderson:

Subj: Andersons

Date: 99-01-29 11:45:37 EST

From: GreGilliam

To: PatAnder73

Dear Patrick,

Here's the line as promised.

Do you think any of the "cousins" may have more info. I am interested in Elizabeth Anderson's birth dates, etc.

William Mynn Thorton who married Elizabeth Anderson is probably the father of the University of Va professor of the same name, who Thornton Hall there is named after and the grandfather of the John T. Thornton who witnessed the great fire there (see Thornton discussion on Thornton surname on rootsweb.)

John Gilliam who married Elizabeth M. Taylor is the Gilliam of Robert E. Lee fame. Lee spent his last night on his way home from Appomattox in a tent on the Gilliam's property and had breakfast with them. See quotes, following line.

Note also connections to the Overtons and the continuance of the Dabney name through the line.

[email protected]

1 Samuel ANDERSON1,2 (25 Jun 1757 - 24 Feb 1826)

& Ann DABNEY

m. 29 Mar 1781

1.1 ? ANDERSON (1784 - )

1.2 ? ANDERSON (1784 - )

1.3 ? ANDERSON (1785 - )

1.4 Ann ANDERSON

& M. M. LANGHORNE

1.5 Elizabeth ANDERSON

& William Mynn THORNTON1 (1773 - 1856)

1.5.1 Catherine Elizabeth THORNTON (23 Dec 1821 - 8 Mar 1898)