I54444: UNNAMED (ABT 1750

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ID# 284 Owen David, spouse Catherine Vaughn
Children: John, Azariah, Owen, Jenkin;
Date in Pee Dee: 1736; origin: England.
Location: Long Bluff, above several miles.
sources: Cook, Gregg, Thomas.
Notes: Settled first on Catfish Creek. Married 2nd Dinah Underwood. children shown are hers.
Azariah ID: 1405 son of owen #284 left Pee Dee early.
Jenkin David ID: 1401 son of Owen #284 spouse: Rachel Rogers; Children: Joshua, Azariah, Owenamin, Jenkin; Welch Neck, died bef Revolution.

Jenkin had son John David ID#1404 m. Sarah Booth; Welch Neck last date 1784. Rev War Service: LT Marion's Brigade. Notes: six wives: Mary Jones, Isabella Allison, Sarah Stephens.

Owen David ID # 1406, son of Jenkin #1401
Children: Joshua, Josiah, Benjamin, Sarah. Welch Neck.

Evander David ID #281; spouse: Ann, Cheraw District; parent not identified.

Ezekiel David ID 2028 - Rev War: pvt Marion's Brigade.
no other info.

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Spouse: C beverly Disc #67 Pin #477266

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Marriage 1 Foley; Marriage 2 Evan Jones.

"Ann the Mother of the said Mary late wife of George Anderson Gentl. and the said Mary party to these presents being only daughter and heir to said Anne one half of the said Pattent is the proper Estate and Inheritance of the said Mary... signed Bryant Folio (B) his mark; Mary Folio (M) her mark."

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8 Priscilla b 1736 m’d William Harwood.

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Amy UNKNOWN (Wife) b. 1787 in Virginia; Death: 9 Jul 1852
Children:
Thomas Phillips b. 1802
Asahel Phillips b. 1805 in Kentucky m Dorcas Peak (Wife) b. 4 May 1827 in Indiana Marriage: 17 JAN 1841 in Schuyler Co., Illinois
Cynthia Phillips b. Bet. 1807 - 1810 in Kentucky
John M. Phillips b. 14 Apr 1811 in Kentucky m.Mary Jane Slater (Wife) b. in Kentucky
Marriage: 9 JUN 1834 in Kentucky; moved to Schuyler Co. IL.
Daniel Phillips b. 28 Feb 1817 in Kentucky
Emily Ann Phillips b. 15 Sep 1819
Charlotte Phillips b. About. 1821 in Kentucky
Lucinda Phillips b. 12 Nov 1825 in Kentucky m. Nickolas Schroder (Husband) Marriage: 23 JUN 1859 in Schuyler Co., Illinois
Susan Phillips b. About. 1826 in Kentucky

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CONFLICT in parents: "The Hon. George Reade came to Virginia in 1637, settled in York Co; one out of five or six other children of Andrew Reade, of Linkbout, Hampshire. Will proved, Oct. 24, 1623." "Their daughter, Mildred Windebank, married Robert Reade, Esq., of Yorkshire. Their son, George Reade, Hon., married Elizabeth Martain, daughter of Capt. Nicholas Martain."

"Col. George Reade and Elizabeth Martain had four sons: John, Thomas, Benjamin, and Francis. Thomas Reade was a king's councillor in 1663. Two children of George((1)) Reade, and Elizabeth Martain, married Chismans: Elizabeth((2)) (George((1))) married Captain Thomas Chisman. Francis Reade((2)) (George((1))) married Jane Chisman."

"Two of the children of George((1)) Mason and Elizabeth Martain, married Gwynns."

bet.1657-1658 Member of King's Council; OCT 1671 had his will proved in Virginia; BD of 10/25/1613 given, also.
Col. Reade was descended from Cerdic, King of Middlesex A.D. He came to Jamestown, VA in a secretarial capacity with Gov. Sir John Harvey in 1637. He became the owner of large tracts of land. Was a Col. in the Colonial Miltia."
Children:
George READE , Jr. b: ABT. 1640
Mildred READE b: 2 OCT 1643 d: BET. 1686 - 1694 + Augustine Warner (II) b: 3 JUN 1642 d: 19 JUN 1681
Robert READE b: 1644 d: 1712 + Mary LILLY b: ABT. 1645
Francis READE b: ABT. 1645 d: 1694 + Anne + Jane CHISMAN
Benjamin READE b: ABT. 1647 + Mary (or Lucy?) GWYNN
Thomas READE b: ABT. 1649 + Lucy GWYNN b: BEF. 1675 d: 22 NOV 1731
Elizabeth READE b: ABT. 1651 + Thomas CHISMAN
Ann READE b: ABT. 1652 + George HOLMS
Margaret READE b: ABT. 1654 + Thomas NELSON

"George Reade came to Virginia in 1637. He was a friend and adherent of Governor Harvey, and Secretary Kemp, and when Kemp went to England, in 1640, George Reade was appointed Secretary of State, pro tem., and acted as governor, when Harvey was absent. He was burgess for James City County in 1649, and again in 1656; then probably for Gloucester Co. He was a member of the Council, appointed March 13, 1658, and reappointed, May 3, 1658, and held the office until his death, in 1671. On Nov. 20, 1671, the will of Col. George Reade was admitted to probate in the General Court.
They had issue:
I. George((2)) Reade, to whom Sir William Berkeley, Governor, gave a bay mare, in 1665. This son died without issue.
II. Mildred((2)) Reade, married, about 1665, Colonel Augustine Warner, of Warner's Hall, Gloucester Co., Va.; Speaker of the House of Burgesses, in 1675, and member of the Council until his death, June 19, 1681.
III. Elizabeth((2)) Reade. Married Capt. Thomas Chisman.
IV. Robert((2)) Reade. Married Mary, daughter of John Lily.
V. Francis((2)) Reade. Married, first, Chisman; married, second, Ann -.
VI. Benjamin((2)) Reade. Married Mary Gwynn.
VII. Thomas((2)) Reade. Married Lucy, daughter of Edmund Gwynn.

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"Member of the Committe of Safety Military Service 1775 Charlotte Co.,VA
BIOGRAPHY: SAR Partiot # 19,359, SERV: PS VA; SAR #141972; KY .#02720; SAR FILE REF: #21700 1A.GED 15 Jun 1999 Thru Mary Spencer Speed

BIOGRAPHY: Also SAR Partiot # 437,680; SERV:CS PS VA; DESC:Spencer, Alexander Burke; ANC #043920; TX #00307; DESC:Spencer, Herbert Thru Samuel

BIOGRAPHY: Thomas Spencer was a member of the Charlotte County comittee of Safety in 1775, served in the armed forces with the rank of Captain and then Colonel, and was a member of the House of Burgesses. ---- Thomas of Charlotte County left a will dated 13 July 1793, probated in 1793. It provided:

(a) As I have never given my daughter, Julia Spencer anything in her possession, I now give her the plantation on which I now live, together with all the land on the upper side of the Creek, and also 5 negroes (named), plus 12 head of cattle, her choice of my stock, my cart and oxen, my bay horse, 2 feather beds and furniture, 10 head of sheep and 12 head of hogs.

(b) To son Thomas Spencer all the land on the lower side of the Creek.

(c) To son Gideon Spencer, a negro boy (named), which I lent him.

(d) To son Samuel F. Spencer, a negro girl (named), which I lent him.

(e) All the rest of my estate to be equally divided among my eight children now named, to wit, John Spencer, Thomas Spencer, Gideon Spencer, Samuel F. Spencer, Mary Speed, Elizabeth J. Speed, Martha Owen Holloway, and Judith Spencer.

As executors Thomas appointed "my four sons, to wit, John Spencer, Thomas Spencer, Gideon Spencer and Samuel F. Spencer." Thomas signed in his own hand.

The witnesses were Archd. Alexander, Jacob Morton, Joseph Venable, and Quin Morton. ---Thomas' will did not mention his wife, Elizabeth Julia.
Reports seen by this writer say she died in 1793, apparently before Thomas wrote his will. -- from "Early Spencers of Virginia" by Henry W. Rigby."
Children:
2 Mary SPENCER b: 20 OCT 1742 d: 5 MAR 1829 + James SPEED b: 4 MAR 1739 d: 3 SEP 1811
2 Sion SPENCER b: 12 APR 1744 d: Deceased
2 John SPENCER b: 16 DEC 1745 d: 1828
2 Elizabeth Julia SPENCER b: 18 JUN 1747 + Henry SPEED b: 28 MAR 1742 d: Abt 1822
2 Ann SPENCER b: 13 JUL 1749 d: Deceased
2 Thomas SPENCER b: 1751 d: 1806 + Lucy A. WATKINS b: 1759 d: 1847
2 Martha Owen SPENCER b: 1753 d: 1834
2 Samuel F. SPENCER b: Abt 1755 d: Deceased
2 Judith SPENCER b: Abt 1757
2 Gideon SPENCER b: Abt 1759

"For 20 shillings on 6 Jul 1735, received a land patent of 200 acres in Prince George County between Hill's and Nash's Line. For 25 shillings on 15 Aug 1735, 232 acres were added to the previous patent in now Amelia County on the Branches of Buckskin and Beaver Pond bordering the lands of William Lawson, Lewis Turner, John Nash and Samuel Jones. For 25 shillings on 30 Jul 1842, received a land patent of 250 acres in Brunswick County on the West Side of the Middle Fork of the Three Forks of Licking Hole Creek bordering lands of Joseph Morton. For 15 shillings on 20 Mar 1745, 112 acres were added to the previous patent in Brunswick County on both sides of the Middle Fork of the Three Forks of Licking Hole bordering lands of Joseph Morton. For 3 pounds on 20 Aug 1748, 571 acres were added to previous patent in now Lunenburg County on both sides of the Middle Fork of the Three Forks of Licking Hole bordering lands of Joseph Morton. For 40 shillings on 20 Mar 1745, received a land patent of 400 acres in Amelia County on the Head Branches of the Bryer River. Thomas Spencer was a member of the Charlotte County Committee of Safety in 1775, served in the armed forces with the rank of Captain and then Colonel, and was a member of the House of Burgesses. Thomas of Charlotte County left a will dated 13 July 1793, probated 2 Dec 1793. Thomas' will did not mention his wife, Elizabeth Julia. Some say she died in 1793, apparently before Thomas wrote his will. His two children Sion and Ann also were not mentioned so must have died before 13 Jul 1793.

Thomas Spencer Will
In the name of God amen I Thomas Spencer of Charlotte County, being of sound mind pleased be God, do make this my last will and Testament in the following manner. First I desire that all my just debts be paid by my executors hereafter to be named. As I have never given to my Daughter Judith Spencer anything in her possession, I now give and bequeath to her, her heirs & assigns forever, the plantation on which I now live, together with all the land the upper side of the Creek and also the five Negroes now named to wit: Phill, Harrod, Jesse, Amey, and Anakey. I also give her 12 head of Cattle, her choice of my stock, also my cart and oxen, my bay horse, two feather beds and furniture, ten head of sheep her choice, twelve head of Hogs her choice. Item I give to my son Thomas Spencer all the Land on the lower side of the Creek, to him and his heirs forever. I give to my son Gideon Spencer, Edmond, a Negro Boy, which I lent to him, to him and his heirs forever. I give to my son Saml F Spencer a Negro girl named Lizzy which I lent to him, to him and his heirs forever. All the rest of my estate of what kind or nature whatsoever, with money due me, by Bonds or open accounts, I desire may be equally divided among my eight Children now named to wit: John Spencer, Thomas Spencer, Gideon Spencer, Samuel F Spencer, Mary Speed, Elizabeth J Speed, Martha Owen Halloway, and Judith Spencer, to them their heirs and assigns forever. I now appoint my four sons to wit: John Spencer, Thomas Spencer, Gideon Spencer, and Samuel F Spencer, my whole and sole Executors of this my last will and Testament Given under my hand I seal this thirteenth day of July one thousand seven Hundred and ninety three.
Thomas Spencer L S
In presence of Archd Alexander, Jacob Morton, Joseph Venable, Quin Morton, William Rowlett
At a Court held for Charlotte County the 2d day of December 1793
This last will & Testament of Thomas Spencer was presented in Court by John Spencer, Thos Spencer, Gideon Spencer & Saml. F. Spencer the executors herein named & the same was proved by the oath of Jacob Morton, Joseph Venable and William Rowlett and ordered to be recorded on the motion of the said executors who made oath. According to law certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate of the said will in due form they giving Security whereupon they together with John Nash Read, Jacob Morton, & Quin Morton their securities intend into & acknowledged their bond according to Law for that purpose. Teste Truly Recorded Thomas Read Acc Thomas Read CC"

Vol 2 p 39 of Virginia Charlotte County Wills Vol I & II & Index 1765-1904, film FHL 30776

have copies of 6 land grants downloaded free from http://eagle.vsla.edu/lonn/virtua-basic.html

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My Southern Family

UNNAMED

ABT 1750 - ____

ID Number: I54444

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Owen DAVID "the Immigrant"

ABT 1700 - ____

ID Number: I45161

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Joseph DAY

ABT 1840 - ____

ID Number: I67048

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Malvina Margaret "Mallie" KELLEY

1853 - 1949

ID Number: I19069

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ROBERT KNOLLYS

1330 - ____

ID Number: I93140

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Thomas L. LINDSAY

1845 - ____

ID Number: I41840

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Ann MATHEWS

ABT 1660 - BEF 1709

ID Number: I85903

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Priscilla PENDLETON

1736 - ____

ID Number: I70365

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Samuel PHILLIPS

13 Jan 1779 - 6 Sep 1868

ID Number: I102239

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Hon. George READE of VA "the Immigrant"

25 Oct 1608 - AFT 1674

ID Number: I29240

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Christina SCHUCK

ABT 1722 - ____

ID Number: I98507

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Thomas SPENCER I

ABT 1711 - ABT 2 Dec 1793

ID Number: I31669

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