I73008: Charles BEALE (ABT 1750

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Married 3rd & 4th +HARRIS b: Frederick Co., Maryland, USA; +Mary HANSON. ^[S1580]

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Rec'd land from gf Robert Bishopp - see that record. "Mr. Robert Bishopp, who bequeathed to John Gregory, who gave to his sister Mary, now wife of said James Taylor".

John Gregory JR's will from the book "Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia 1656-1692”
Page 104: 18 December, 1677; 4 September,1678 Grigory, John

In the Name of GOD Amen. I John Grigory being very Sick and Weak in body in perfect mind and memory Doe make this my last Will & Tesamt: First I give my Soule to God that gave it me a Sure and Certaine hope that after this life Ended, that at the last day my Soule & Body shall be Untied together, & my body to the Earth to be buried in a Terestiall Buriall as my Friends shall think Fitt & as for my worldly Goods. I bestow as followed.

Item I give unto my Sister Mary Grigory foure hundred and Eighty acreas of Land being a Tract of land former brought by Robert Bishop of Mr. Henry Awbrey to her and heires forever but if my Said Sister Die with out Issue lawfully begotten of her, that then the said land to Returne to the nearest of Blood, Alsoe one pied Cow Calfe the said Cow shall being to be delivered to Katherine Armstron to her and heires for Ever.

Item I give to my Sister Elizabeth one Red Cow with all her increase to her and heires for Ever Alsoe.

I doe Appoint my Brother Richard Grigory my whole and Sole Execr of this my Will to See it performed as WITNESS my hand this 18th dor Decembr: 1677

John Grigory
Test
Tho:Games
James Fugit

"John Gregory, Jr.: His date of birth is unknown. He was old enough to property away on 9 December 1676. Based on this fact, I would say that he was at least age 21 in December 1676, meaning that he was born no later than 1655. He died in 1678 in Old Rappahannock Co., VA. From his Will, it does not appear that he was married or that he had children.

On 9 Dec. 1676 John Grigory (sic), tanner, son and heir apparent of John Grigory (sic), tanner, deceased, deeded 100 acres in Old Rappahannock Co., VA, on Gregories’s Creek, adjacent to Bishop, Henry Awbery, plantation of John Gregory, near Church Road Swamp. [Old Rappahannock Co., VA, Deed & Wills Book, 1677-1682, Part I, Page 127]

On 20 January 1677/78 (or 1676/77?) John Gregory (Jr.), planter, deeded 250 acres in Old Rappahannock Co., VA on Hoskins Creek to his sister, Elizabeth, now the wife of Thomas Wheeler. This deed was recorded on 10 August 1677 (1678?). [Old Rappahannock County Deed Book, 1677-1682, page 134]

On 18 December 1677 John Gregory, Jr., wrote his Will. It was proved in Old Rappahannock Co., VA on 4 September 1678. In his will he gives 480 acres that was devised to him by Robert Bishop (and that was purchased by Robert Bishop from Henry Awbrey) to his sister, Mary Gregory. He gives a cow to Katherine Armstrong (no relationship stated). He gave a cow to his sister, Elizabeth. He appoints his brother, Richard Gregory, as executor. The witnesses were Thomas Games and James Fugett.

On 21 April 1676 Robert Bishop of the Parish of Farnham, County of Rappahannock, VA wrote his Will, proved on 6 June 1677 in which is does not mention a wife or child. He mentions land, which he bought from Henry Newberry (Awbury) which he devised to John Gregory, Jr. He also appoints John Gregory, Jr. as executor. His witnesses were Thomas Wheeler, John Garner (Games?) and John Burnett. He also wrote a codicil to the will dated 24 May 1676 (same witnesses) in which he mentions his brother-in-law John Jones, presumably his nephew John Jones, Jr. (“when he comes of age”) and “John Gregory’s pen.”

Note: Since there is no evidence that this Robert Bishop was married, I assume that his sister married John Jones.

On 18 Feb. 1673/74 John Pigg and Thomas Hall received a land patent in New Kent Co., VA (Patent Book 6, page 502). One of the headrights was Robert Bishoppe.

On 3 September 1669 Henry Awberry received a land patent of 480 acres in Rappahannock Co., VA, joining the land of Awberry, Posrahian (Piscataway ?) Creek (Patent Book 6, page 245). This may or may not be the 480 acres involved in the Robert Bishop and John Gregory, Jr., Wills. This 480 acres was patented to James Taylor on 21 Oct. 1687. (Patent Book 7, Page 596)."

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LDS 1667

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LDS 1687

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Marriage 1 Sarah Worth
Marriage 2 Rachel Folke Curtis b: abt 1670 Married: 1690 in Flushing, Queens, New York
Children
Elisha Lawrence b: ABT 1720
Benjamin Lawrence

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"3 ? Pettus b: ABT 1736. ^[S2859]

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possible relation:
1880 Census Household: Madison, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Peter SWARTS Self M Male W 66 PA Farmer PA PA
Pheobe SWARTS Wife M Female W 62 NJ Keeping House NY NY

Source Information: Census Place Madison, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255138 NA Film Number T9-1138
Page Number 446A

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A Brief Narative of Colonel Paremas Taylor of 1776 Period and Later, by his Grandson, Paremas Taylor Turnley, 1909. FRG of Kitty L. Anderson, Denton, TX

My Southern Family

Charles BEALE

ABT 1750 - ____

ID Number: I73008

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Dr. John Hanson BRISCOE

1741 - 28 May 1822

ID Number: I62774

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Alice DUNAWAY

11 Sep 1873 - 20 Feb 1902

ID Number: I27399

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Mary GATEWOOD

ABT 1760 - BEF 1809

ID Number: I1810

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John GREGORY Jr.

ABT 1656 - 1677

ID Number: I14795

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Mary LAMPKIN

1839 - ____

ID Number: I35200

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Joseph LAWRENCE

1668 - 1743

ID Number: I98153

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Harriet PERKINS

7 Mar 1803 - 18 Nov 1885

ID Number: I60404

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Daughter PETTUS

ABT 1736 - ____

ID Number: I75378

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Spencer Ryan SHARPE

Lucretia STANDARD

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I25029

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Peter SWARTZ

1795 - ____

ID Number: I37570

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Mary Evaline TAYLOR

22 May 1838 - 8 Oct 1919

ID Number: I21708

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