I84926: Annie AMBLER (6 Jun 1870

Notes

VI. Annie J. Ambler((7)), b. June 6, 1870. Married (July 20, 1892) George S. Eyster, of Chambersburg, b. July 4, 1849.

Annie J. Ambler((7)) (Richard Jaquelin((6)), Thos. M.((5)), John((4)), Edward((3)), Richard Ambler((2)), Edward Jaquelin((1))), daughter of Richard Jaquelin Ambler and Anna Madison Willis, daughter of Thomas Hite Willis and Elizabeth Ryland, son of Thos. Carver Willis((9)) and Fanny Madison Hite, son of Francis Willis((8)) and Elizabeth Edwards, son of John Willis((7)) and Mildred Smith, of Shooter's Hill.

Notes

SOURCES Some Descendants of John Sledd, by Van A. Stilley

Notes

Name: Nancy Gatewood (St. Clair) Lynch [email protected]
Date: 2003-06-07
Surnames of Interest Deyerle and Gatewood
Locality of Interest Anywhere
Comments:
I am a descendant of Abrum Deyerle, brother of Sarah Deyerle who married John Gatewood. A Deyerle reunion is being planned for August 2004 and the focus will be on Lt. Charles Gatewood.

Notes

John patented land in Elizabeth City in the right of his father who transported his wife Katherine and 2 sons, John and Thomas Jr and 8 others. (Head rights) "Cavaliers and Pioneers" Nugent.

John Graves (2) was the oldest son of Captain Thomas Graves. In the absence of documentation, Mrs. Hiden estimated his birth in one instance to be "by 1605" and "not later than 1616" in another. Based on all available evidence, it seems likely that he was born about 1611. He was almost certainly born in England, since he did not receive land as an "Ancient Planter." All persons in Virginia prior to 1616 received an additional 50 acres. He was "of~ age" (2l years of age or older) before 19 Feb 1634/5, for he had sued John Parramore (Accawmacke 1, p.26), proving he was born at least by 1614, and on that date the Acchawmacke Court's decision was "John Parramore ordered to pay a debt of 100 lb. tobacco to John Graves"

John Graves died intestate in Elizabeth City County, possibly in April 1640. His death was between 1639, when he patented land, and 30 April 1640 when William Parry was named his administrator and bond was made (Northampton CO., Book 2. p. 281) . Capt Roper, William Cotton and Capt. Stone, brothers-in-law of John Graves and administrators of the estate of Capt.Thomas Graves, were originally appointed administrators of Graves' estate, but in April 1640 they resigned and William Parry was appointed.

John Graves seems to have been the only one of his name in the county. Because most of the early records were distroyed, very little information is available about him, but land records and patents do reveal some facts.

On 9 Aug. 1637, John Graves patented 600 acres in Elizabeth City County near the upper end of Back River, "due in right of descent upon his father Thomas Graves who transported at his own costs himself, Katherine Graves, his wife, sons John Graves, the patentee, and Thomas Graves, Jr., and 8 persons, Henry Singleton, Thomas Edge, Robert Phillips, Thomas Griggs, Thomas Phillips, Francis White, William Symber, Jone Packett."

This patent is proof that Capt. Thomas Graves did not bring his family until after 1616, for had they come earlier they would all have been "Ancient Planters" and entitled to 100 acres each instead of 50 acres. This patent was near the lands of Capt. Adam Thoroughgood and east of the dwelling of Ohner Van Kirk. In 1638 and 1639 he received additional patents.

The holdings of John Graves were near the York County line and almost directly opposite Hungar's Creek in Northampton Co.(formerly Accawmacke ) on the Eastern Shore, where his father had lived and where his sisters were still living at that time.

Children - Graves
Ralph Graves, b. by 1629, m. Rachel Croshaw, c. 1652-4, d. 9 May 1667.
William Graves, b. by 1631, married, d. before 1668.
Thomas Graves, b. by 1631, m. Elizabeth
Sarah Graves, m. Thomas Dipnall (Burgess from James City Co., Va. in 1654), d. by 1661.
daughter, m. William Grenther.

On 9 Aug 1637, John Graves was granted 600 acs. Eliz. Citty Co. due in right of descent from his father Thomas Graves whoe trans. at his own cost: himselfe, Katherine Graves his wife, John Graves the pattentee & Thomas Graves, Junr. & 8 pers (1C&P62) ^[S450] ^[S510]

Notes

i. Lucy Martin was born About 1762. She married William Jacobs 21 August 1802 in Orange Co., VA. He, son of Robert Jacobs and (unknown).

Lucy Martin (Benjamin3, Benjamin2, Henry1) was born About 1762 . She married John McClure 28 November 1786 in Lincoln Co, KY

Notes

Son of Captain John Smith of the English Army which surrendered under Burgoyne and who married an American and settled in GA. John, Jr and Mary Morgan had issue: John Smith who married and moved to LA and had issue, Frank Smith, Rebecca Smith, Frances Smith and another dau who married a SIMS. ^[S582]

Notes

the second edition of Cokayne's *Complete Peerage*,vol. IV, pp. 479-483:

Child: Frances [1611-1697] [m Humble Ward 1628]

Notes

Name: Elizabeth Waterton
Spouse: Robert Tirwitt
Birth Date: EST 1414
Parents: John Richard Waterton/
Children: William Tirwitt

^[S1615]

My Southern Family

Annie AMBLER

6 Jun 1870 - ____

ID Number: I84926

Notes

Sources

BAKER

ABT 1850 - ____

ID Number: I6878

Notes

Sources

Joseph DANIEL

ABT 1830 - ____

ID Number: I75643

Sources

Lt. Charles Peter GATEWOOD

ABT 1790 - 1830

ID Number: I44184

Notes

Sources

John GRAVES

ABT 1612 - BEF Apr 1640

ID Number: I4508

Notes

Sources

John Edward GREEN

LINDSEY

ABT 1780 - ____

ID Number: I102150

Sources

Lucy MARTIN

ABT 1762 - ____

ID Number: I88247

Notes

Sources

John SMITH

ABT 1770 - ____

ID Number: I36947

Notes

Sources

Sir FERDINANDO SUTTON

ABT 1590 - 1621

ID Number: I31580

Notes

Sources

ELIZABETH WATERTON

ABT 1414 - ____

ID Number: I92163

Notes

Sources