Descendants of David Anderson
Generation No. 1
1. David3 Anderson ("Northern Neck"2, "Colonial
Virginia"1) (Source: Library of Virginia, Virginia Land
Office Patents and Grants,
(http://198.17.62.51/collections/LO.html), "Electronic.") was
born Bef. 1634, and died Bef. 1679 in Stafford County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth ?.
Notes for David
Anderson:
David Anderson was an early resident of
the base of the northern neck of Virginia.
The county name changes make it appear that he moved up the Potomac but
I would have to carefully trace his land to determine if he moved at all. In the 1750's there is a David Anderson in
Westmoreland County which is his grandson.
David Anderson &
Richard Coale
10/24/1655 150 acres Westmoreland County
100 acres NWly upon a creek dividing
this from land of Hercules Bridges, 50 acres Nly upon said land and land of
Henry Brookes.
Richard Coale sold to
David Anderson who sold in 1664 to John Washington ancestor of George
Washington
1657 imported to Lower
Norfolk by William Cornix
14 Jan 1664/5. David Anderson and Elizabeth, wife of David,
of Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, to Major John Washington [great-grandfather
of George]. For a valuable
consideration. All my interest of this
patent with all the land conveyed by Henry Brooks to me, as also all land that
we possessed by virtue of an order of Westmoreland County court and have been
for five years possessed without commencement of suit by Henry Brooks. Signed:
David Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson.
Recorded 1 Mar 1664.
Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds, Patents, Etc., 1665-1677, page 252.
David Anderson
04/27/1668 800 acres Stafford County
W branch of Pasbetancy Creek adj. Wm.
& John Habeard. 400 acres granted to Thomas Friswell assigned to Abraham
Rouse assigned to Gerard Fouke
assigned to William Tilt assigned back to Fouke assigned to Anderson. 400 for
transport 8 persons transferred from John Ashton's 11/16/1664 patent 1668 adj.
John Matthews Pasbetansey Creek Stafford County.
1668 imported by
Joseph Bridger to Isle Of Wight Co.
1669 adj. John and
William Heabeard Stafford Co.
1673 imported by Henry
Batts to Charles City County
1674 imported by James
Harrison south of Rappahanock River
Mention of David
Anderson's LAND (not he himself) in 1679 implies that the first David was dead
by then.
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Subj: Stafford Co., VA
Andersons
Date: 5/10/03 11:43:33
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28th 9ber 1666. #354.
The court doth order Mr. David Anderson do immediately perform the order
of Westmoreland court concerning Richard Sturman, son of John Sturman, else
within 20 days deliver the said orphans to the sheriff of Westmoreland or his
his order. Stafford County, Virginia Order Book 1664-1668
3 Apr 1667. #402.
Whereas it doth appear to this court that David Anderson stands indebted
to Capt. John Lee [probable ancestor of Robert E. Lee] 2,000 pounds of tobacco
and cask by bill dated the 4th of Jully 1664 and due the 20th October
following. The court doth order that
the said Anderson forthwith pay to the said Lee or his assignees the said sum
of 2,000 pounds of tobacco and cask with forebearance and costs of suit else
execution. Stafford County, Virginia
Order Book, 1664-1668, page 72.
3 Apr 1667. #404.
Whereas it doth appear to this court that David Anderson stands indebted
to Lt. Colo. John Washington [ancestor of George Washington] 2,624 pounds of
tobacco and cask by bill as also several goods as appears by account on record
the court doth therefore order that the said Anderson forthwith pay to the said
John Washington the sum of 2,624 pounds of tobacco and cask and the said goods
in kind with charges of court else execution.
Whereas Lt. Colo. John Washington did acknowledge that he stood indebted
to David Anderson 87 foote of glass and 7 iron casements deyed and one water
barr hookes and tacke the court doth therefore order that the said Colo.
Washington pay to the said Anderson the said 87 foote of glass and sd casements
forthwith else execution. Stafford
County, Virginia Order Book, 1664-1668, page 72.
14 Apr 1679. Recorded 1688. Know all men by these presents that I, Wiliam Heabeard of ye
county of Stafford…land to Charles Baldridge…bordering line of Mr. David
Anderson’s land…[gives more directions around property]…westerly upon the land
of David Anderson which said land more or less with ye plantation housing and
orchard…in case of mortality …apoint in my stead Martin Scarlett. Witnesses:
Martin Scarlett, William Swetnam, Sarah West. Signed William Heabeard.
Stafford County, Virginia Deed and Will Abstracts, 1686-1689, page 103.
[snip]
Rick Thomas
Alexandria, Virginia
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Subj: Andersons:
Westmoreland/Stafford Co., VA line
Date: 5/10/03 11:23:36
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Patrick,
I have written to you at least once
before. I am including notes on
Andersons next to George Washington's family on Pope's Creek, Westmoreland
County, Virginia (please consider for website):
19 Feb 1658/9. Ralph Elston appoint David Anderson my
attorney for this present court.
Witnesses: John Bell, Elizabeth
Anderson. Recorded 26 Feb 1658/9. Westmoreland County, Virginia Records,
1658-1661, page 122.
11 Jul 1659. Simon Overzee constitute my loving friend
Mr. John Lord to demand of David Anderson intermarried with the widow of John
Hallows all such tobacco as is coming to me… Westmoreland County, Virginia
Records, 1658-1661, page 139.
14 May 1660. Mr. Nathaniel Pope. Inventory.
Debts by bill [due from]…Robert Wyatt, David Anderson, John Withers… Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds, Wills,
Etc., 1661-1662, page 8a-10a.
20 Apr 1660. This bill bindeth me Richard Cole to pay to
David Anderson 400 pounds of tobacco by 10 October next in consideration of
patent which Richard Cole did engage to patent survey and right of 140 acres to
David Anderson. Westmoreland County,
Virginia Deeds, Wills, Etc., 1661-1662, page 20a.
14 Jun 1660. Thomas Pope, David Anderson witnesses for
sale of land between Daniel White and Nathaniel Jones. Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds, Wills,
Etc., 1661-1662, page 19a-20a.
14 Jan 1664/5. David Anderson and Elizabeth, wife of David,
of Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, to Major John Washington
[great-grandfather of George]. For a
valuable consideration. All my interest
of this patent with all the land conveyed by Henry Brooks to me, as also all
land that we possessed by virtue of an order of Westmoreland County court and
have been for five years possessed without commencement of suit by Henry
Brooks. Signed: David Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson. Recorded 1 Mar 1664. Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds,
Patents, Etc., 1665-1677, page 252.
29 Jan 1667/8. David Anderson of Stafford County, planter,
appoint my friend John Foxhall my attorney to receive a debt due… Recorded 15 Mar 1667/8. Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds, Patents,
Etc., 1665-1677, page 109.
28 Mar 1675. A John Anderson [called the sloop man] and a
James Green are mentioned in a deposition by Jane Burton. Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds,
Patents, Etc., 1665-1677, pages 229 and 230.
7 Apr 1675. List of bills left with Alexander
Doniphan: …Mr. Waught…Martin
Scarlet…List of accounts left with Mr. Doniphan: …David Anderson…Henry Bayly…Mr. Giles Brent. Recorded 21 Nov 1677. Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds, Patents,
Etc., 1665-1677, pages 344-345a.
21 Sep 1675. Will of John Washington [great-grandfather
of George], Gent.,…Unto my son John Washington that plantation whereon I now
live which I bought of David Anderson [Andrewson in recorded copy] that
plantation next to Mr. John Foxhall that I bought and the seat of land of about
400 acres… Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds, Patents, Etc., 1665-1677, pages
365a-366.
Note 1: Records clearly tie Andersons of
Westmoreland to those in Stafford County.
Note 2: Concerning the April 1675 record--clearly
ties the Andersons of Stafford/Fairfax Counties to a branch of Andersons who
went to Camden Co., SC. That John
Anderson's two oldest sons were named Bailey and Scarlett Anderson. There other records showing association with
a man whose last name was Brent. This
Anderson family had ties to Carneys (Kearneys) and Cliftons.
Note 3: There is evidence to suggest that there was
a David Anderson with son David and a grandson David.
Rick Thomas
Alexandria, Virginia
Children of David
Anderson and Elizabeth ? are:
+ 2 i. David4 Anderson, born Abt. 1665
in Westmoreland County, Virginia.
3 ii. George Anderson, born Abt. 1670. He married Sarah ?.
Notes for George
Anderson:
12 Jun 1690. #780.
Abraham Beckington complains against George Anderson [Undersheriff] for
that said Anderson stands indebted…sum of five bushels of Indian corn and
refuseth to pay…court orders the payment of corn or 200 pounds of tobacco. Stafford County, Virginia Order Book,
1689-1690, page 73.
18 May 1693. #407.
Capt. Martin Scarlett…took the oath of a Justice of the Peace…and oath
of high sheriff…George Anderson did this day come into court and after taking
the oaths appointed by act of Parliament with the test did after take the oath
of undersheriff for this county and Capt. George Mason became security with him
to Capt. Martin Scarlet, high sheriff of this county, for the due performance
of his office of undersheriff accordingly.
Stafford County, Virginia Order Book 1692-1693, page 350.
Note: Sheriff Scarlett and Under-Sheriff George
Anderson together. This could suggest
that the John Anderson, with eldest sons of Bailey and Scarlett, was related to
George Anderson.
27 Jan 1696/7. George Anderson is a witness to a record by
George Hardwick. Westmoreland County,
Virginia Deeds & Wills No. 2, 1691-1699, pages 88-88a.
Notes for Sarah ?:
10 Oct 1700. I do acknowledge I have received tobacco
amounting to the value of 950 pounds since the inventory given in belonging to
the estate of my husband Joseph Newton.
Signed: Sarah Anderson. Stafford County, Virginia Deed and Will
Abstracts, 1699-1709, page 49.
Generation No. 2
2. David4 Anderson (David3,
"Northern Neck"2, "Colonial Virginia"1)
was born Abt. 1665 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He married Jane ?.
Notes for David
Anderson:
Subj: Stafford Co., VA
Andersons
Date: 5/10/03 11:43:33
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[snip]
14 Mar 1689/90. #647.
Ordered that Joseph Newton shall pay unto Charles Baldridge and David
Anderson immediately 80 pounds of tobacco per piece for their attendance two
days at court in a suit pending between him and Abraham Beckington… Stafford County, Virginia Order Book,
1689-1690, page 31.
12 Jun 1690. #780.
Abraham Beckington complains against George Anderson [Undersheriff] for
that said Anderson stands indebted…sum of five bushels of Indian corn and
refuseth to pay…court orders the payment of corn or 200 pounds of tobacco. Stafford County, Virginia Order Book,
1689-1690, page 73.
Note: This David and George Anderson must be
related--notice Abraham Beckington mentioned in both records. Other records suggest same likely
relationship.
11 Nov 1692. #259 and #260. David Anderson (259) and Martin Scarlet (260) mentioned in
successive court records. Stafford
County, Virginia Order Book, 1692-1693, page 298.
8 Feb 1692/3. …I, David Anderson of ye county of Stafford,
this first day of Decembr in ye year 1692…for the sum of 9,000 pounds tobacco
and cask in hand paid by Thomas Harris of Stafford County have sold unto ye
said Thomas Harris, his heirs forever, a tract of land being in Pazbetanzy
Forest upon ye branches of Maulle’s Swamp containing 350 acres this land was
taken by my father David Anderson, deceased…patent received in James City 27
Apr 1668 & fallen to me David Anderson, his son David Anderson (son to
David, his son, deced as his eldest son and heir)… Witness: William Buckner, Rice Hooe, Theodorick
Blande. Signed: David Anderson. Stafford County, Virginia Deed and Will Abstracts, 1689-1693,
pages 277a-278.
8 Feb 1692/3. I, Jane Anderson, wife of ye within named
David Anderson, do appoint Joseph Newton my true and lawful attorney for me to
acknowledge this deed of land to ye within mentioned Thomas Harris as
witness... Witness: Sarah Newton, James Price. Signed:
Jane (mark of “A”) Anderson.
Stafford County, Virginia Deed and Will Abstracts, 1689-1693, page 278a.
[snip]
Rick Thomas
Alexandria, Virginia
Notes for Jane ?:
8 Feb 1692/3. I, Jane Anderson, wife of ye within named
David Anderson, do appoint Joseph Newton my true and lawful attorney for me to
acknowledge this deed of land to ye within mentioned Thomas Harris as witness... Witness:
Sarah Newton, James Price.
Signed: Jane (mark of “A”)
Anderson. Stafford County, Virginia
Deed and Will Abstracts, 1689-1693, page 278a.
Child of David
Anderson and Jane ? is:
+ 4 i. David5 Anderson, born Abt. 1695
in Stafford County, Virginia; died Abt. 1776.
Generation No. 3
4. David5 Anderson (David4, David3,
"Northern Neck"2, "Colonial Virginia"1)
was born Abt. 1695 in Stafford County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1776. He married Elizabeth Burras.
Notes for David
Anderson:
David Anderson
10/01/1743 Stafford Co
1064a branches of
Pasbitanzy Cree adj Thomas Harris & Richard Bryan
NNG F/136-137
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Subj: Stafford Co., VA
Andersons
Date: 5/10/03 11:43:33
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[snip]
11 Aug 1725. This indenture made 19th/20th July 1725
between David Anderson of parish Overwharton in Stafford County and John
Chadwell of afsd…by deeds of lease and release…for sum 50 pounds sterling sold
50 acres in parish Overwharton joining to the land whereon said Chadwell now
dwells being part of a patent of 800 acres granted unto David Anderson,
grandfather of abovementioned David, which is all that remains to be sold out
of the patent aforesaid. Witnesses: John Hellier, George (X) Chadwell, Sarah (X)
Chadwell. Signed: David Anderson. Stafford County, Virginia Deed Book J, 1722-1728, page 181-184.
Source: Old Stafford County, Virginia, Overwharton
Parish Register 1720 to 1760 by William F. Boogher. Includes Extracts from Northern Neck Land Grants, Surveys, and
Transfers for Stafford County to circa 1780.
Also Stafford County, Virginia Tithables.
1723 David Anderson, 300 acres
1724 William Anderson [in a group of
Whitledge names]
1724/7/8 Valentine Barton, Broad Run and Bull Run
1729/30 Thomas Carney Little Hunting Creek (Timber
Br.) [now Fairfax Co.]
William Clifton Little Hunting
Creek (Timber Br.)
1742 John Carney, Chopowamsic Creek [now
between Prince William and Stafford Co.]
1743 David Anderson, Pasbitanzy Creek
1743/47 John Carney, Chopowamsic Creek [now between
Prince William and Stafford Co.]
1753/4 Burdett and Frances Clifton, Little
Hunting Creek [now Fairfax Co.]
1768 David Anderson, 330 acres;
John Carney, 180 acres, Burditt Clifton 306 acres
1773 David Anderson, 330 acres; Joshua
Carney, 40 acres
1776 David Anderson, 330 acres; Joshua
Carney, 40 acres, Burditt Clifton
1778 Joshua Carney, 40 acres
1784 Joshua Carney
1785 Joshua Carney, Henry Clifton
1786 William Anderson, J. Carney
1787 William Anderson, John Anderson,
Joshua Carney, Henry Clifton
1788 William Anderson, Joshua Carney,
Benjamin Carney, Henry Clifton
1789 William Anderson, John Anderson, Henry
Clifton
1790 William Anderson, John Carney, Jesse
Carney, Henry Clifton
Rick Thomas
Alexandria, Virginia
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Subj: Andersons noted in some Stafford County,
Virginia records
Date: 11/26/01 4:10:28 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: [email protected] (Rick Thomas)
Please post the
following on your Virginia Anderson website-- it is likely that some of these
Andersons tie back to David Anderson of Westmoreland County, Virginia:
11 Aug 1725. Know all men..I, David Anderson, of parish
Overwharton in county Stafford, for
diverse good causes me thereunto especially moving...do appoint my trusty and
well beloved friend Robert Knowland of
Stafford County my true and lawful attorney to appear before court of Stafford
to acknowledge indenture of lease and release made between me and John Chadwell of parish of Overwharton
in county Stafford, planter...dated
20th July 1725. Witnesses: John Hellier, George (X) Chadwell, Sarah (X) Chadwell. Signed:
David Anderson. Stafford County, Virginia Deed Book J, 1722-1728,
page 180-181.
11 Aug 1725. This indenture made 19th/20th July 1725
between David Anderson of parish
Overwharton in Stafford County and John
Chadwell of afsd...by deeds of lease and release...for sum 50 pounds sterling sold 50 acres in parish
Overwharton joining to the land whereon
said Chadwell now dwells being part of a patent of 800 acres granted unto David Anderson, grandfather of above
mentioned David, which is all that remains to be sold out of the patent
aforesaid. Witnesses: John Hellier, George (X) Chadwell, Sarah (X)
Chadwell.
Signed: David Anderson. Stafford County, Virginia Deed Book J,
1722-1728, page
181-184.
10 May 1732. Will of John Chadwell...mentions 50 acres of
land bought of David Anderson... Stafford County, Virginia Will Book M, 1729-1748, page 54.
10 Jul 1734. The estate of Mr. Joseph Sumner...fees
paid...Col. Fitzhugh...David Waugh...Walter Anderson... Stafford County, Virginia Will Book M, 1729-1748, pages 152 and 153.
9 Dec 1745. The estate of William Scott to John
Short...Cr. 1743...William Fitzhugh,
Mr. Robert Massey...Mr. Henry Washington, Jr. ...Mr. John Washington...Mr.
Andrew Anderson. Signed: Henry Washington. Stafford County, Virginia Will Book, 1729-1748, page 451-458.
10 Feb 1747. ...I, Mary Burras...bequeath to my eldest
son Matthew Burras one shilling and bequeath to Thomas Burras on shilling
sterling and I bequeath Elizabeth Anderson, my daughter, one shilling sterling... Signed:
Mary Burras. Stafford County,
Virginia Will Book M, 1729-1748, page 510.
13 Nov 1750. The estate of Captain William Brent,
dec'd...paid William Clifton...by 12 hhds Maryland rents for 1747 amounting to
11,999 pounds tobacco shipped to William Anderson. Stafford County, Virginia Will Book, 1748-1767, Liber O, pages
165-172.
12 Nov 1751. 11,999 pounds of tobacco shipped to Mr.
Anderson in year 1747 which sold for sterling 49:4:3. [included other mentions of William Brent (indirectly related to
Cliftons) and Mrs. Massey.] Stafford
County, Virginia Will Book, 1748-1767, Liber O, pages 208-210.
28 Aug 1755. John Anderson was witness to the writing of
a will by Charles Brent. Stafford
County, Virginia Will Book, 1748-1767,
Liber O, pages 317-319. [Likely
related to Brents in St. Mary's County, Maryland].
13 Apr 1756. ...6,000 acres above the head of Potomac
Creek to John Matthews his heirs forever and the said 850 acres was by Matthews
sold to Archibald Cooms and heirs...and by said Cooms to David Anderson and his
heirs forever and by said Anderson to Magne Barrett... Stafford County, Virginia Deed Book P, pages
98-101.
11 May 1762. ...listing of estate of John
Johnson...to...Thomas Overton...Michael Ferrell...Watt Anderson... Stafford County, Virginia Will Book, 1748-1767, Liber O, pages 409-412.
Rick S. Thomas, [email protected]
Alexandria, Virginia
Notes for Elizabeth
Burras:
10 Feb 1747. ...I, Mary Burras...bequeath to my eldest
son Matthew Burras one shilling and bequeath to Thomas Burras on shilling
sterling and I bequeath Elizabeth Anderson, my daughter, one shilling sterling... Signed:
Mary Burras. Stafford County,
Virginia Will Book M, 1729-1748, page 510.
Children of David
Anderson and Elizabeth Burras are:
5 i. William6 Anderson, born Abt.
1720.
Notes for William
Anderson:
13 Nov 1750. The estate of Captain William Brent,
dec’d…paid William Clifton…by 12 hhds Maryland rents for 1747 amounting to 11,999
pounds tobacco shipped to William Anderson.
Stafford County, Virginia Will Book, 1748-1767, Liber O, pages 165-172.
Subj: Stafford Co., VA
Andersons
Date: 5/10/03 11:43:33
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[snip]
Source: Old Stafford County, Virginia, Overwharton
Parish Register 1720 to 1760 by William F. Boogher. Includes Extracts from Northern Neck Land Grants, Surveys, and
Transfers for Stafford County to circa 1780.
Also Stafford County, Virginia Tithables.
1723 David Anderson, 300 acres
1724 William Anderson [in a group of
Whitledge names]
1724/7/8 Valentine Barton, Broad Run and Bull Run
1729/30 Thomas Carney Little Hunting Creek (Timber
Br.) [now Fairfax Co.]
William Clifton Little Hunting
Creek (Timber Br.)
1742 John Carney, Chopowamsic Creek [now
between Prince William and Stafford Co.]
1743 David Anderson, Pasbitanzy Creek
1743/47 John Carney, Chopowamsic Creek [now between
Prince William and Stafford Co.]
1753/4 Burdett and Frances Clifton, Little
Hunting Creek [now Fairfax Co.]
1768 David Anderson, 330 acres;
John Carney, 180 acres, Burditt Clifton 306 acres
1773 David Anderson, 330 acres; Joshua
Carney, 40 acres
1776 David Anderson, 330 acres; Joshua
Carney, 40 acres, Burditt Clifton
1778 Joshua Carney, 40 acres
1784 Joshua Carney
1785 Joshua Carney, Henry Clifton
1786 William Anderson, J. Carney
1787 William Anderson, John Anderson,
Joshua Carney, Henry Clifton
1788 William Anderson, Joshua Carney,
Benjamin Carney, Henry Clifton
1789 William Anderson, John Anderson, Henry
Clifton
1790 William Anderson, John Carney, Jesse
Carney, Henry Clifton
Rick Thomas
Alexandria, Virginia
+ 6 ii. John Anderson, born Bet. 1725 - 1730 in
Stafford County, Virginia; died October 08, 1781 in Kershaw Co., Camden, South
Carolina.
Generation No. 4
6. John6 Anderson (David5, David4,
David3, "Northern Neck"2, "Colonial
Virginia"1) was born Bet. 1725 - 1730 in Stafford County,
Virginia, and died October 08, 1781 in Kershaw Co., Camden, South
Carolina. He married Sarah Carney
November 28, 1752 in Stafford County, Virginia (Source: OverWharton Parish
Register.), daughter of John Carney and Mary ?. She was born Abt. 1732 in Stafford County, Virginia, and died
1807 in Livingston County, Kentucky.
Notes for John
Anderson:
Subj: John & Sarah
Date: 7/23/00 10:04:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: [email protected] (Ann Beeler)
To: [email protected] ([email protected])
Pat,
You asked about John
and Sarah:
According to his
great-great grandson, Boon Anderson, John Anderson was born in Scotland and
brought to this country as a boy. He
married Sarah Carney in 1752 in Overwarton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia.
He and Sarah moved
their family from Stafford County to Greenville County, South Carolina before
the war with England. John served his
country from here in Benjamin Roebuck’s Company. He was killed in the Battle of Augusta in 1781.
About 1795 virtually
all of Sarah’s children left South Carolina and moved to Warren County,
Kentucky. She went with them. Over the next
thirty years these
children and their children scattered and settled in western Kentucky, Alabama,
Indiana, Mississippi and Texas where most of them still have descendants. Sarah died in Kentucky in 1811.
****
My webpage at
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/e/e/Ann-L-Beeler/index.html
has this line with
documentation. You're welcome to
whatever you wish
to copy from it.
Ann
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REV. JAMES ANDERSON
NOT THE FATHER OF
JOHN ANDERSON WHO
MARRIED SARAH CARNEY
Probably twenty years ago, the assertion
was made that the Rev. James Anderson was the father of our John Anderson. As soon as it came to my attention, I
started trying to track down the reason why this statement was made. I didn't really doubt it, I just wondered
how the connection was made. What I
learned was that it all seemed to hinge on the fact that someone had given
January 13, 1724 as our John's birthdate.
Of course, that was when the Rev. James' son, John, was born.
My next step was to find out why this
birthdate was assigned to our John. I
finally tracked it back to an elderly lady in Kentucky who, when I wrote to
her, didn't have a clue where she had gotten the date or why she thought it was
our John's.
Then, I assembled all the references I
could find which had been offered as proof and tracked them back as far as I
could and came up with the following sources:
Bible Record of
Rev. James Anderson - states only that
he had a son, John, born January 13, 1724-5 in New York
Pennsylvania
Genealogies by Wm. Egle - only quotes
the above Bible record
Immigrants to America
Before 1750 by Virkus - quotes the above Bible records and adds that John
"died young"
DAR Application of
Mrs. Dena Henslee Singleton, Nat'l #526822 - I received a copy of this
application which DAR had corrected to show that her ancestor John Anderson who
married Sarah Carney was born January 13, 1724 in New York. I wrote the Lineage Research Committee of
NSDAR in Washington, D. C, regarding this entry, explaining the controversy
over John's birthdate, etc. On August
15, 1979, they sent a letter stating - "The birthdate written in on
National No. 526822 Is completely incorrect.
That is the birthdate for John Anderson, son of Rev. James Anderson, but this man is not your
Revolutionary ancestor. This man was
married to Ann Irvin, From your records we know that your ancestor John
Anderson was married to Sarah Carney. ...A date of circa 1730 has been given to
your Revolutionary ancestor since we have no specific date for his birth."
The following,
although it does not constitute proof,
must be considered as much of the information came from this John
Anderson's own granddaughter:
Maxwell History and
Genealogy by Florence Wilson Houston - 1916
"The descendants of our John
Anderson say he was the son of the Rev, James Anderson
of Donegal, Penn, and so far we have found nothing to disprove this, while there is much that makes it conclusive,
though it has been claimed by some historians
that he was the son of John or James Anderson of Augusta Countyp Virginia."
"In
the will of James Anderson he mentions by name only his wife, a niece, his daughter, Susanna, and the youngest son,
Thomas, who was still a child and yet to be
educated.... After mentioning these he
directs that his remaining property be 'divided
among all my children'."
"John,
the seventh child of Rev. James
Anderson, was born January 13, 1724. It
is recorded that he was born in
New York, while his mother was visiting at the home
of a relative, His early years were
spent in Pennsylvania, but when still a youth
he went to Virginia and the greater part of his active years were spent there."
"By
various records-especially the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography and the Chalkley Records, his path is made
clear, For the more minute and intimate
details, as to his family, we have the long line of descendants given from the personal knowledge of his
granddaughter Martha (Anderson) Baugh, near the middle of the last century...." (here follows a brief
history of the Old Stone Church of
Augusta Co., Va.)
"Reverting
to John Anderson: He married, about 1750, Anna Irvine (Erwin). The following
list of their descendants is from Court Records and from data given more than fifty years ago, by their granddaughter
Martha (Anderson) Baugh, a daughter of
their son, William.".... (There
is no question but that this is a completely different
line from ours.)
What it all come down to is that (unless
there is some documentation that I don't know about) is there is NO proof that
our John Anderson who married Sarah Carney is the son of the Rev. James
Anderson and very substantial proof that the Rev. James' son, John, married Ann
Irvine (Erwin).
If you have anything that would
contradict this, I would be very interested in hearing about it.
Ann
Beeler
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Subj: Fairfax County, Virginia
Date: 11/26/01 3:25:04 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: [email protected] (Rick Thomas)
Please use these for
your Virginia Anderson website:
Fairfax County,
Virginia, Index to Missing Portion of Deed Book C, 1750-1754, page 414 lists John Anderson transaction sale of
land to Benjamin Poole.
Fairfax County,
Virginia, Index to Missing Portion of Deed Book D, 1755-1761, page 9 lists John Anderson transaction sale of land to
Charles Littlejohn.
Fairfax County,
Virginia, Index to Mission Portion of Deed Book F, 1764-1765, page 260 lists John Carney selling land to George
Washington. [There was an
Anderson-Carney marriage in 1752 listed in Stafford Co., VA church records at
Overwharton Parish.]
Note: For early records of the Fairfax Co., VA
area, see records in Stafford Co., VA.
Rick S. Thomas,
[email protected]
Alexandria, Virginia
Notes for Sarah
Carney:
Posted by: Dan Page
Date: February 01, 2002 at 21:10:36
of 1721
A Joshua Carney was in
Stafford Co. in 1760, and continued to appear there on tax lists until at least
1789. The 1773 list shows him with 40 acres. Apparently living with him was a
Benjamin Carney whose taxes were charged to Joshua, so perhaps Benjamin was his
son. We do not know whether or how Joshua and Benjamin were related to the John
Carney who md Mary, though that appears quite likely. Joshua filed a claim for
having performed public service during the Rev. War.
A Joshua Carney
received a land grant Dec. 26, 1803, in Stafford Co.: Description: 11 1/2 acres
on both sides of the north run of Chappawamsick adjoining land of Sudden, and
Green. Benjamin received land grants about the same time, including two grants
in 1805 in nearby Prince William Co. (Also, Carney, Joshua Public Service
Claim, Rev. War)
There are no Carney's
in the Stafford County, Virginia will indexes for 1729-1767.
Apparently the John
and Mary Carney family united with the Chopawamsic Baptist Church:
The following
declaration, copied from the records at the Virginia State Library, was the
genesis for the
Chopawamsic Baptist
Church:
"Here, in the
Colony of Virginia firmly desiring to be constituted and established into a
distinct church of the
same denomination,
faith and order and being at our request freely dismissed for that purpose from
the church in
Fauquier aforesaid.
And appears by a letter signed by several members of that congregation ----
date August
9th, 1766. Hoping it
may be to the glory of God and our edification, these subscribers in the
presence of God
solemnly unite as a
religious body to worship him, to celebrate his ordinances, to manifest his
truth and to
promote his honor in
the world....."
The declaration
concluded:
"That all
disputes may as far as possible be avoided and peace, concord and unity
maintained by the blessing of
God for which we pray
and in testimony of our union herein we have all set our hand this day of our
constitution
being the 22nd day of
November 1766." Among the many registrants were:
Mary Anderson, John
Carney, Mary Carney, Absalam Carney, Sary Carney, and Joshisa (sic) Carney.
(Fauquier
County,Virginia was formed 1 May 1759 from Prince William County, Virginia.)
Apparently the general
area where the Carneys were - John, Thomas, Joshua, Benjamin, Absalom, Sarah,
... was in what is now the Quantico Marine Base reservation. I think it likely
that the Absalom and Joshua on the above petition were NOT children of John and
Mary, because of their ages, and the lack of other children's names on the
list.
Children of John
Anderson and Sarah Carney are:
+ 7 i. Bailey7 Anderson, born November
13, 1753 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia; died August 01, 1840 in
Harrison Co., Texas.
8 ii. Scarlett Anderson, born June 20, 1756 in Stafford
Co., Virginia; died 1783 in Rev. War KIA Camden, South Carolina.
9 iii. Sela Anderson, born March 01, 1758 in
Stafford Co., Virginia.
10 iv. Joshua Anderson, born 1759 in Newberry (96)
Dist., SC (or in Virginia); died 1783 in Rev. War KIA.
+ 11 v. William Anderson, born 1761 in Camden, North
Carolina.
+ 12 vi. Charles Anderson, born 1762; died August 15,
1818.
13 vii. John Anderson, born 1763.
Notes for John
Anderson:
This John Anderson is a
problem, I have seen claims from
sevearl individuals fitting thee different John Andersos into this slot. Proof remains to be collected.
14 viii. Charlotte Anderson, born Abt. 1763. She married John Chapman (Source: Brøderbund
WFT Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree #0371, Date of Import: Jan 24, 1996).
Notes for John Chapman:
Subj: Charlotte Anderson Chapman
Date: 6/18/00 10:37:28 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: [email protected] (Ann Beeler)
I've been doing some
research lately on the John Chapman who is connected to Sarah Carney. In your website under the descendants of
John Anderson and Sarah
Carney you list the following:
" Charlotte
Anderson, born Abt. 1763. She married
John Chapman (Source: Brøderbund WFT Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree #0371, Date of
Import: Jan 24, 1996)."
The original source,
WFT #0371, actually names her "Jane Doe Anderson". Could you tell me
where you obtained the name Charlotte?
I would apreciate any help you can give me.
Thanks,
Ann Beeler
15 ix. Alexander Anderson, born 1764. He married Nancy Wilcox.
Notes for Alexander
Anderson:
Subj: : Martha
Anderson
Date: 4/15/03 8:26:10
PM Eastern Daylight Time
From:
[email protected]
Sent from the Internet
(Details)
Hi:
I feel like I now have
the correct father for Martha Anderson that married William R. Quinney.
This should fill in
some gaps!
Nita Quinney
Eureka!!! Found a family group sheet with Martha
Anderson marrying William Quinney.
Father: Alexander Anderson, c1776, Overwharton
Parish, Stafford, Virginia
Mother: Mary Unknown
Siblings: Alexander, Jr. m: Mary Skinner 20 July 1829,
Marengo County, AL
Burbon, m: Malinda
Warren 30 June 1832, Marengo County, AL
Mason Lilliard, d:
c1834, m: Tiner Dunn 19 September 1827, Marengo County, AL
Vincent, b: c1799
Kentucky, d: 24 August 1833, Sumter County, AL m: Sarah Narcissa Jenkins (these are the ones buried in Old Boney
Cemetery, Emelle)
Letitia, b: 9 April
1810 Kentucky, d: 2 April 1851 Keachie, DeSoto Parish, LA, m: John Holland
Jenkins 16 August 1827, Marengo County,
AL
+ 16 x. Dorcas Anderson, born November 13, 1766 in
Spartanburg, South Carolina; died Abt. 1849.
+ 17 xi. Jane Anderson, born Abt. 1768; died February
11, 1859 in Panola Co., Carthage, Texas.
+ 18 xii. Vincent Anderson, born Abt. 1770; died April
07, 1833.
19 xiii. Samuel Anderson, born 1772 (Source:
Brøderbund WFT Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree #0371, Date of Import: Jan 24, 1996).
20 xiv. Deliah Anderson.
Generation No. 5
7. Bailey7 Anderson (John6, David5,
David4, David3, "Northern Neck"2,
"Colonial Virginia"1) was born November 13, 1753 in
Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., Virginia, and died August 01, 1840 in
Harrison Co., Texas. He married Mary
Delilah Wyatt Bef. 1770 in South Carolina.
She was born Abt. 1756, and died 1817 in Mississippi River-enroute to Texas.
Notes for Bailey
Anderson:
Source:
Allen Richmond
[email protected]
Darlene Henson
[email protected]
________________________________
Children of Bailey
Anderson and Mary Wyatt are:
21 i. Sarah8 Anderson, born 1775 in
South Carolina; died 1834 in Sevier County, Arkansas. She married William Joseph Inglish December 23, 1792 in Warren
County, Kentucky.
22 ii. Delilah Anderson, born Abt. 1779 in South
Carolina; died Abt. 1840 in Boone County, Missouri. She married Ratcliffe Boone.
23 iii. Mary Anderson, born October 17, 1781 in
Pendleton Dist., South Carolina; died November 01, 1824 in Warren Co.,
Kentucky. She married David Kirby 1803.
24 iv. Wyatt Anderson, born 1783 in South Carolina;
died Abt. 1838 in San Augustine, Shelby County, Texas.
Notes for Wyatt
Anderson:
Subj: Anderson
Date: 1/23/00 1:29:37 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: [email protected] (Harold Solomon)
Hi Patrick,
I got your name from Barbara Allen. I
can't remember if we have had
previous contact or
not. What is your Anderson Lineage?
Mine is double:
1.John Anderson Sarah
Carney
2. Bailey Anderson and
Mary Wyatt
3. Wyatt Anderson and
Nancy McFadden
4. Myra Anderson and
William English
5. John Patroan English
and Martha Sanders
6. William Wade English
and Ione Anderson (Cousins)
also
2. John Anderson Jr.
and Cassa
3. Jonathan H. Anderson
and Susan Davis
4. Ione Anderson and
William Wade English
Harold Solomon
Deer ark, Texas
25 v. Joshua Anderson, born 1784 in South
Carolina; died Abt. 1830 in Sevier County, Arkansas. He married Elizabeth Crouch.
26 vi. William Anderson, born 1785 in South
Carolina. He married Peggy Alexander.
27 vii. Bailey Anderson, born February 25, 1788 in
Greenville Co., South Carolina; died July 14, 1865 in McLennan Co., Texas. He married Elizabeth McFadden June 04, 1811
in Warren Co., Kentucky; born July 13, 1790 in South Carolina; died December
04, 1866 in McLennan Co., Texas.
Notes for Bailey
Anderson:
Capt. Bailey Anderson,
Jr. and his wife, Elizabeth (McFadden) Hardwick, are both most likely buried in
a private plot on the farm they then owned, the location of which I am unaware,
but in the general area of Gholson, Texas. His was an interesting career,
including his efforts in the Militia as Commanding Officer at the Battle of
Nacogdoches, the first military encounter of the Texas War of Independence. For
his services to the Republic he was awarded a parcel of land in the Ayish Bayou
near San Augustine, and on which his father, Bailey Anderson, Sr., is buried,
at which site the State has erected a granite Memorial stone in his honor.
Children of CAPT.
ANDERSON and ELIZABETH MCFADDEN are:
i. <UNNAMED>5,
b. WFT Est. 1808-1835; d. WFT Est. 1814-1915.
ii. FELIX G.
ANDERSON, b. 1812; d. WFT Est. 1813-1902.
iii. OLIVER HAZZARD
ANDERSON, b. December 10, 1813, Warrick County, Indiana (Source: Faye Dillard
Files); d. March 23, 1889, Freestone County, Texas (Source: Faye Dillard
Files); m. ELIZABETH WEBSTER, 1832; b. July 14, 1814, Warrick County, Indiana;
d. July 02, 1892, Freestone County, Texas.
More About OLIVER
HAZZARD ANDERSON:
Comment 1: Fought in
Texas War of Independence
Ethnicity/Relig.: Moved
to Freestone Cty 1869
Event 1: 1817,
Emigrated to Texas, Red River County
Event 2: 1819, Moved to
Choctaw Indian Territory (Okla)
Event 3: 1821, Texas
Occupation: Moved to
San Augustine Cty 1821
Personality/Intrst:
Moved to Panola Cty 1837
Residence: Moved to
Hill/McLennan Cty 1856
iv. HAMPTON ANDERSON,
b. May 15, 1818; d. WFT Est. 1819-1908.
v. BAILEY ANDERSON
III, b. Abt. 1820; d. WFT Est. 1821-1910.
vi. RATLIFF BOON
ANDERSON, b. Abt. 1823; d. WFT Est. 1824-1913.
vii. WILLIAM ENGLISH
ANDERSON, b. February 22, 1825; d. July 12, 1909; m. HANNAH ENGLISH, 1859; b.
May 22, 1828; d. August 13, 1905.
viii. PINKNEY ANDERSON,
b. July 06, 1829; d. WFT Est. 1830-1919.
ix. ANDREW JACKSON
ANDERSON, b. Abt. 1831; d. WFT Est. 1832-1921.
x. (A GIRL), b. WFT
Est. 1808-1835; d. WFT Est. 1814-1918.
xi. PAMALON ANDERSON,
b. WFT Est. 1808-1835; d. WFT Est. 1814-1918.
Notes for Elizabeth
McFadden:
Subj: WorldConnect:
Post-em posted
Date: 8/6/03 11:03:49
AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: [email protected]
Sent from the Internet
(Details)
Database: patander73
Individual: I02378
Link:
http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=patander73&id=I02378
Name: Kathye [Payne]
Upham
Email: [email protected]
URL:
URL title:
Note:
Per the affadavit of
their son, William English Anderson: "Bailey Anderson Jr born 1788 died
1865 Sardis Community, McLennan Co, Texas. He only married ONCE and that was to Elizabeth Ann
[McFadden]. She died 08 Dec 1866 in the
Sardis Community, McLennan Co, Texas." I have no idea who came up with the
Hardwick surname but Grandma Elizabeth Ann [McFadden] Anderson was also only
married ONCE.
I want to thank you for
including us on your webpage and appreciate your extra effort in giving
personal information.
28 viii. Lavinia Anderson, born April 04, 1789 in
Greenville Co., Greenville, South Carolina; died December 06, 1820 in Warren
Co., Kentucky. She married William
Kirby 1806.
29 ix. Pinckney Anderson, born 1791 in Greenville
Co., South Carolina; died Abt. 1818 in Warrick County, Indiana. He married Nancy Thompson.
30 x. Elvira Anderson, born 1792 in South
Carolina; died 1836 in San Augustine, Shelby County, Texas. She married John Lout.
31 xi. James Anderson, born Abt. 1794 in Greenville
Co., Greenville, South Carolina. He
married Peggy Gilmore.
11. William7 Anderson (John6, David5,
David4, David3, "Northern Neck"2,
"Colonial Virginia"1) was born 1761 in Camden, North
Carolina. He married Sarah Early
1783 in Campbell County, Virginia.
Notes for William
Anderson:
Subj: Re: G/f John's Rev War Service
Date: 1/21/00 9:07:34 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: [email protected] (Kathye Upham)
***The Revolutionary
War Service of my ancestor John Anderson***
(Husband of Sarah,
father of Scarlett, Joshua, and Bailey Anderson Sr)
William Anderson b 28 Nov 1765 d 11 Feb 1845
was the son of John Anderson & Sarah [Carney]. In his own Bible he wrote
that his father John Anderson was killed by American Tories at Augusta, 1780,
and that his Mother Sarah was b 1739 and d 1811 Ky. G/f John was killed at the
1st Seige of Augusta, Sept 10-18, 1780.
In a paper passed down in my line, it is
written that G/f John and his son Bailey Anderson Sr (1754-1840) left for
battle TOGETHER but his father John did not return. The Natl Archives Record
S.30-286 being the records of Bailey Anderson Sr (1754-1840) detail his service
under General Bridges and Capt Clark at the 1st Seige of Augusta, Ga.
G/f
John Anderson and his son Scarlett Anderson both received Bounty Land for their
service in Georgia. I have the documents.
I have done this many times over the past
8-10 years but NEVER have I been as meticulous as I was today - I just spent
more than 9 hours carefully pouring over all of the pages in g/f John's SC
Archives & History Rev War File (A.A.115). The pages I have are all in the
original handwriting so I had to scrutinize each detail in the information
given on each page and note it in such a way as to recognize anything that
excludes whichever John Anderson can not possibly be g/f John Anderson.
In Audited Account 115, ONLY file X3341
(Indent #3341, Book X) pertains to g/f
John.
The rest of the pages in HIS file (A.A.115)
appear to belong to a John Sr and a John Jr but both were living after 1780
plus I compared this John Jr to the signature of uncle John Anderson on g/m
Sarah's reapplication for pension 11 Nov 1807 and no way are they the same
man's signature. ALSO, one of these John's made arrangements for a William
Anderson to receive his Indents as he had moved to NC - I compared this
William's signature to William Anderson's, son of g/p John & Sarah, writing
in his Bible and again, no way.
If I had to guess, I think this John Anderson
Sr was Capt John Anderson who died in the hospital at Camden, NC (yes, NC!).
Anyway, according to g/f John Anderson's
file A.A.115 X3341 he served only in Col. Benjamin Roebuck's Regiment before
and after the fall of Charleston, the same is true for Uncle Scarlett Anderson
file A.A.124 X3343, and Uncle Joshua Anderson file A.A.117 X3342.
Now..how do I KNOW for SURE that g/f John
Anderson's Rev War service file is X3341...??? Because attached to it is g/m
Sarah [Carney] Anderson's first <BR> petition (20 May 1786) requesting
payment of the Indent as the widow of John Anderson and the mother of Scarlett
and Joshua Anderson. The Indent it is attached to is dated 7 Jun 1786.
Audited Account 114: I find it most curious
that Indents for g/f John, uncle Scarlett, and uncle Joshua actually show that
when written they were ALL "AUDITED ACCOUNT #114" - not A.A.115, 117,
124 !!!! I think what happened was our
earlier cousins identified the Capt John Anderson, John Anderson Jr, and John
Anderson Sr as grandpa and his son so the files were put together as one
family, i.e., g/f John, uncle John Jr, uncle Scarlett, uncle Joshua. When in
fact, Capt John, John Sr, John Jr were completely different persons.
Kathye Upham
NOTE: Greenville Co, SC, Direct or Grantor Index
to Deeds: Book C, page _09. "Anderson (11) 1793 - Anderson, Bailey, et al;
Richard Steigall; 50 acres; A Chicarea, Wat. Saluda River. Deed of Conveyance
from Bailey Anderson; 13 May, 1793; Bailey Anderson Esq. and MARY his WIFE of
Pendleton Co, SC; witness Sara Anderson; 50 acres Greenville Co, both sides
Chickarea River of Saluda, granted to Bailey Anderson, 15 Oct 1784." The
surname of his wife is not given.
THIS IS AN ABSTRACT OF
THIS CONVEYANCE but I couldn't make out the 1st number of the page in order to
get a true/full copy of this deed. Therefore, I cannot vouch for the validity
of it's contents./ku
Children of William
Anderson and Sarah Early are:
32 i. Joshua8 Anderson.
33 ii. Alexander Anderson.
34 iii. Jane Anderson.
35 iv. Schaharrissa Classie Anderson.
36 v. John Anderson, born Abt. 1792.
12. Charles7 Anderson (John6, David5,
David4, David3, "Northern Neck"2,
"Colonial Virginia"1) was born 1762, and died August 15,
1818. He married (1) Sallie
Claiborne. He married (2) ?
Barker. He married (3) Sally
Thornton September 11, 1787 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia (Source: Marriage
Records, Southern States, 1728-1850,
(CD 229; Automated Archives; 1994), "Electronic.").
Child of Charles
Anderson and Sallie Claiborne is:
37 i. John H.8 Anderson, born 1784.
Children of Charles
Anderson and Sally Thornton are:
38 i. Joseph8 Anderson, born Abt. 1790.
39 ii. Jerry Anderson.
40 iii. Caroline Anderson.
41 iv. Suzie Anderson.
42 v. Charlotte Anderson.
16. Dorcas7 Anderson (John6, David5,
David4, David3, "Northern Neck"2,
"Colonial Virginia"1) was born November 13, 1766 in
Spartanburg, South Carolina, and died Abt. 1849. She married Benjamin Franklin Barton September 24, 1783 in
South Carolina. He was born 1760, and
died February 16, 1818 in South Carolina.
Notes for Dorcas
Anderson:
Subj: Anderson Family
Tree
Date: 3/21/03 7:04:34
AM Eastern Standard Time
From:
[email protected]
Sent from the Internet
(Details)
Hi, Patrick,
My name is Lorie
Williams. My husband is a descendent of
Dorcas Anderson, b Nov. 13, 1766, in Spartanburg, SC. I saw your family tree posted on Rootsweb.com. I wanted to let you know that there is an
error on your tree. Dorcas Anderson was
married to Benjamin Franklin Barton, not J. Benjamin Barton. J. Benjamin Barton was one of their 14
children. Benjamin was a very common
name in the Barton family so it is very easy to confuse them. I have extensive information on the
descendents of Benjamin Franklin Barton and Dorcas Anderson, especially the
descendents of J. Benjamin (the line my husband is from) which I would be happy
to share with you. Because of the
volume, it might be easier if I printed it off and mailed it to you. A lot of the information is also contained
in The Barton Book printed by the Barton Historical Society. There was a revised edition of the book
printed in 1994 and a supplement was printed in 1999. These can be ordered at the Barton Family website which is
www.Bartonsite.org. I look forward to
hearing from you.
Lorie Williams
Children of Dorcas Anderson
and Benjamin Barton are:
43 i. Joshua8 Barton.
44 ii. Celia Barton.
45 iii. Averilla Barton.
46 iv. Jane Barton.
47 v. Thomas Barton.
48 vi. Bailey Barton.
49 vii. Vassti Barton.
50 viii. Eliza Barton.
51 ix. Dorcus Barton.
52 x. Benjamin Barton.
17. Jane7 Anderson (John6, David5,
David4, David3, "Northern Neck"2,
"Colonial Virginia"1) was born Abt. 1768, and died
February 11, 1859 in Panola Co., Carthage, Texas. She married (1) Abraham Marshall. She married (2) John Holland August
03, 1791.
Children of Jane
Anderson and John Holland are:
53 i. Sally8 Holland, born Abt. 1793.
54 ii. Elizabeth Holland.
55 iii. Anderson Holland.
56 iv. William C. Holland.
57 v. Pernica Holland.
58 vi. Dorcus Holland.
59 vii. Susan Holland.
18. Vincent7 Anderson (John6, David5,
David4, David3, "Northern Neck"2,
"Colonial Virginia"1) was born Abt. 1770, and died April
07, 1833. He married Margaret M.
Terry.
Notes for Vincent
Anderson:
Subj: John Anderson & Sarah Carney6
Date: 6/16/00 8:47:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: [email protected] (Cheri Casper)
I am descended from
John & Sarah Anderson through their son, Vincent. We
have a e-mail
discussion group for descendents from that family. Please
join us!
Child of Vincent
Anderson and Margaret Terry is:
60 i. Crawford8 Anderson.
Notes for Crawford
Anderson:
Subj: Anderson!!
Date: 3/18/02 4:11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: [email protected] (Newman's)
I found your name an
address off of the RootsWeb page. I am a descendent of John Anderson. My line
goes like this: John Anderson, Vincent Anderson, Crawford Anderson, John Bailey
Anderson. John Bailey Anderson's daughter Sallie Boone was my g-grandmother.
How are you connected
to the Andersons?
Bernice Newman