I93016: Nancy ANKERSTRUM (ABT 1690

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By Margaret Maye Mcclure "Sources: Title: Chotankers A Family History; Author: A. Edward Foote; Published 1982, Thornwood Book Publishes, Florence, AL Page 121
Text: Brother Henry of Bute County passed away soon after New Year's1776

(Ed. Pat Stevens) I have been given recently extensive rinformation on George and his descendents by Robin Kline, pp. cit., a descendant ofthe Berrymans. Some of it follows.

"Chotankers: A Family History" (1982) is a history of the Foote family. A recent correcttion was printed in "THE BULLETIN" of the Chester District Genealogical Society [ P. O. Box 336, Richburg, S.C.29729] Cont'd with son George Foote

George lived at first in St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co, VA. Later he moved to Fauquier C, where he was at his death. He married twice. His second wife Mary is named in his will. The will was proved in FauquierCo, June 28, 1759. Legatees were his wife, and sons: William, Richard, Henry, George and Gilson, and his daughters: Elizabeth, Frances and Beheathland. he directs that his youngest sons Richard and William shall be educated. The others were probably grown. VMHB, pp cit pg 97

From Carolyn Gettings site "Ancestors of Carolyn Merle Knight Getting" www freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cgetting/index.htm

The Will of George Foote was probated in Fauquier County in 1759.
Abstracts from the Will
Will, Administrations and Marriages, Fauquier Co, VA 1759-1800
Compiled by J. Estella Stewart King, 133 N Wetherly Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 1939
May 31, 1759. June 28 1759 Hamilton Parish... Will of George Foote.
To Wife, Mary Foote, plantation where I now live, after decease to son William, if deceased to son Richard.
To Son, Henry Foote 100 acres of land
To Son, George Foote, 365 acres of land
To son Gilson Foote, 640 acres, and part of land in Prince William County
To son Richard Foote, 556 acres of land
To son, William Foote, to have plantation at the death of his mother
Wife, sons and daughters, Elizabeth, Frances and Bethelon, to have slaves
Wife and daughters to have household goods
Sons, Richard and William to be educated according to satisfaction of wife
Exrs: Wife and sons, George, Gilson, Richard and William
Wit: William Fletchr, John Burdell, George Russell

The following are taken from the Fauquier Co, Minute Book, 1759
Will was presented to the court by Gilson Foote, one of the Executors therein named who make Oath thereto and the same being proved by Brereton Jones, William Fletcher, John Burdett, George Bussell, witnesses thereto.

Fauquier Co. Minute Book, 1759-1762 p 5 Court 24 May 1759 Certificate granted for Gilson Foote for obtaining a Probate thereof. pg 25 Sept 1759, Mary Foote joined in the probate.

George Foote died before 28 Jun 1759 in Fauquier Co, VA. His estate was probaterd on 28 June 1759 inFauquier Co, VA. His estate appearedin probation in 1760 in Fauquier Co, VA. His estate was named in the"Virginia Publick Claims"-Property used during Rev War on 25 Mar 1782 in Fauquier Co, VA DAR application #677800 (Note: This was either his estate or his son George, which it well might be)

George's portions of his father's 25% of the 30,000 access of Brent Town fell in Prince William and what would later become Fauquier Co,West of Cedar Run. George's share included land on Champ's Run, north of Town Run, and other acerage on Cedar Run. For his home site he selected 295 acres within two miles of the old Brent Town on the Shenandoah Hunting path. There, a small community still existed and included in a few years Harding's Inn or "Ordinary" as inns were called, and Elk Run Church. (note from Brian Foote, rec'vd on Aug 11998, "PS".

Deed located in Richmond, VA state Library, Deed Book 1, pg 456: Footeto Stewart: Nov 20, 1762. Richard Foote of County of Stafford to William Stewart, clerk, George Foote, Gilson Foote, Richard Foote and William Foote. Four of the sons of George Foote, deceased, whearas hereto for many years ago and George Brent, Robert Bristow, Nicholas Hayward and Richard Foote, grandfather of the first named Richard Foote, party to these presents obtained a patent from the then proprietor of the Northern Neck of Virginia for 30,000 acres of land known by the name of Brent Tract as by the said patent may fully appear and whereas at the death of said Richard Foote the patentee's undivided fourth part of the said Brent Town land descended to his son Richard Foote, the father of the first named Richard, who having beenseized of the said undivided fourth part in his demise as of fee simple made his last will and testament in writing (as is fully stated in the opening pages of Mr Watson's information of the Foote Family).
*** Fauquier Families 1759-1799 b John P A;cpcl pg 125
Foote, Richard of Stafford Deed Book 1, pg 436. In 1772 Settlement of suit re Foote family's share of 30,000 acres Brent Town tract patented by George Brent, Robert Bristow, Nicholas Hayward, and his grandfather Richard Foote; on latter's death 1/4 undivided share descended to his father Richard, who willed 800 acres to two daus, balance to sons: him, George, and John; last died intestate without issue and sharefell to him as oldest son; Brentown divided and he divided 7500 acres according to father's will; bro. George willed his part to sons Henry, George, Gilson, Richard and William; Henry sold to William Stuart; resurvey showed original division had shorted the Foote 7500 acresshare by 1450 acres, all in subsequent division coming out of his own part; he accepts settlement with his nephews; with AbsalomXRamey, Benjamin Pope , James XDrummond."

(RESEARCH QUERY) FRIERSON of Williamsburg Dist. SC

ID Number: I16512

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Some loose Friersons Grouped here for Research purposes - relationship of kids on this card to each other is not determined yet, but each ones descendants are. please write [email protected]. All input appreciated.

FRIERSON - Looking for information about Captain James Frierson, who apparently migrated to South Carolina in the 1760's. Possibly obtained his rank in the British Army. Father of Lieutenant John Frierson of the Continental Army (later Captain and Major) and the lineage of the Friersons of Stateburg. John T. Frierson [email protected]

Frierson, John N.- Summer home at Statesburg, SC, attended Edgehill Academy with Samuel D. McGill, 1835.

Name: Mary Margaret Lam EMail: [email protected] Date: 2002-10-12

Surnames of Interest Peden, McCalla, Frierson, McLane/McClain, McCaslin, Gardinier, Steele, Archer
Locality of Interest SC, Texas, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi

Comments: Great Great Granddaughter of William Drayton Peden and Sallie Montgomery Frierson.

Richard H. LOVE

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I32433

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War of 1812 Service Records
Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Misc Roll Box Roll Exct Roll Rec
LOVE RICHARD H 1 CORPS D'ELITE (RANDOLP'S), VIRGINIA MILITIA. CORNEL CORNEL 128 602

Court Record Data Context Extract

Agreement Benjamin Wigginton with Richard H. Love for purchase of the house of Love - 1818
Deed Richard H. Love &c to Ludwell Lee &c - Culpeper Co. - 1818

Deed of Trust Richard H. Love to Philip Lightfoot - Culpeper Co. - 1816
Deed of Trust Richard H. Love &c to Ludwell Lee &c - Culpeper Co. - 1818
Defendant Benjamin Wiggington (aka Benjamin Wigginton)
Deponent / Affiant Lewis W. Field; John C. Scott; Benjamin Mershon; Moses Green
Family Seth Wiggington, son of Benjamin Wiggington
Family Eliza M. Love, Ann Cecelia McKenna & Richard H. Lee, children of Flora Lee
Locality Culpeper Co.; Westmoreland Co.; Fairfax Co.; Loudoun Co.

Marriage Richard H. Love -mr- Eliza Matilda Lee, daughter of Flora Lee
Marriage Ludwell Lee -mr- Flora Lee, daughter of Philip Ludwell Lee

Plaintiff Richard H. Love; Richard H. Lee; Ludwell Lee Slave Robert; Sally; Fick - property of Richard H. Love
Tract Belmont, home of Ludwell Lee
Administrative Information
Record title Love vs Wigginton
Year recorded 1826
Collection CR-SC-H
Record ID 169-4
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My Southern Family

Nancy ANKERSTRUM

ABT 1690 - ____

ID Number: I93016

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Emporer II NAPOLEON FRANCIS Joseph Charles BONAPARTE King of Rome

1812 - 1833

ID Number: I95386

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Bonnie Sue CORLEY

Mary R. DIXON

ABT 1810 - ____

ID Number: I80412

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Virginia Ann DUPUY

15 Feb 1809 - 9 Feb 1834

ID Number: I41716

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George FOOTE I

1706 - 28 Jun 1759

ID Number: I82782

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(RESEARCH QUERY) FRIERSON of Williamsburg Dist. SC

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ID Number: I16512

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Richard H. LOVE

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I32433

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Jane MORTON

ABT 1773 - ____

ID Number: I78866

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Martha Jane PACKER

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I2364

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Lula Taylor PHELPS

1859 - 1901

ID Number: I45037

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Dr. Robert Bolling STARK

1781 - 2 Mar 1839

ID Number: I103003

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