I54662: Micajah CHILES (ABT 1705

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Wp 8 Nov 1734 in Caroline, Virginia.

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1. William Robert Dunnam, born February 27, 1858.
2. Sarah Lewis Dunnam, born March 26, 1860.

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Marriage 1 ? DEBRANDESTANE

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"From Phyllis O. Whitten (Mrs. Herbert O.) 7022 Marguerite Ct., Falls Ch.,Va.
The name of FOGGE/FOG (in the old letter styling of 'ff' for 'F') is an ancient name and can be found in the Domesday Book, compiled by commissioners appointed by William the Conqueror in 1086, and Foggs are found as land owners in The Hundred Rolls prepared in 1273 by King Edward I. It was assumed by Dr. John S. Fogg, historian and genelogist, that our name is not Welsh, none being found in those records, but Danish or Scandinavian from Viking days, perhaps the in Jutes. They were people who came from the land of fog! These tribes settled in England, as well as all over Europe. Fog/Foggia was known in Italy during Roman Empire days.

Dr. Fogg reports that in an original manuscript in England, (p. 85, paragraph 470, Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series, America and West Indies, 1574-1674) that the name Fogg, later changed to Fogo, was recorded in regard to a bay on the northern coast of Newfoundland. Historian S. E. Morison said Fogo Island, Newfoundland, got its name from "y do fogo" (of the fire.). Dr. Fogg also said that "HARRISON'S Surnames" indictes Fogo probaly represents the Anglo-Saxon Focga.

PASSENGERS TO AMERICA, EMIGRANTS TO AMERICA FROM LIVERPOOL pg 184/185
Decem 8 1698 Nath: Fogg bound to Mr Abram Dyson for 4 Years
Essex Co. Orders 1699-1702 pg 124 10th of August 1702 Ordered that the Complaint of NATH; FOGGE, Servt to HENRY REEVES, to give in their evidence concerning the matter at the next Court.

Essex Co. Orders Pg 42. 23 Oct 1707. Mr. Francis Browne and Mr. William Young meade camplant ass being churchwardens of South Farnham Paries (Parish) that Mary Butler being lately delivered off a bastard child and shee did make oath that Nathaniell Foge was the father and that shee put the childe to said Browne for a maintainance, whareupon Browne ware forsed to put out the childe to Mr. Joseph Reeves and give him 800 pounds of tobacco to keep and maintaine the child and save the parish harmless, and did pray an attachment against Foge estate for 800 pounds. Order to Sheriff to attach estate.
JAMES BOUGHAN ATTACHT IN HANDS OF JOSEPH REEVES AND ROBERT COLMAN A(braham) A (yrton) SSEC

Essex Co record of 1707 notes he is a carpenter for on October 14 he appoints Mr. Muscoe his attorney to sue for compensation for carpentry work performed. Nathan apparently in 1709 decided to leave the construction business for the food and lodging industry. On March 10 1709 and March 9, 1710, he was granted licenses to operate an ordinary.

Va. Colonial Abstracts, Essex Co. Wills & Deeds pg 24. Lease and Release. 15 Feb. 1711/12. William Stoaks of St. Anns Par., planter, sells Nathaniel ffogg of the same Par., "Endholder" ('Inholder' i.e. inhabitant, obsolete), 100 acres in St. A's Par., adj. land of Thomas Davis, land of James Hollaway and that of George Loyd. Signed the marke of William Stoakes. Wit: Robert Jones, Jno Gibson. Rec. 14 Feb. 1711/12.

Cavaliers & Pioneers Vol 3 Patent Bk No 10 page 164
NATHANIEL FOGG 5- acr (Escheat L.)_ Essex Co. in St Anne's Par, adj. Rosamon Jacob; 16 Dec 1714, p214. Escheated from John Barkham, dec'd. by inquisition under John Lewis, Esqr. Esch'r 13 Sept 1712. 2 Lt. Tobacco.

Essex Co. Va. Order Bk Essex County Court 22d of June 1720
In Suit inb Chancery brot. by EPHRAIM PAGET agt NATHANIEL FOGG and ELIZABETH his Wife ordered that JOSEPH SMITH and SALVATOR MUSCOE gent. and JOHN BAGGE Clk., or any two of them audit and settle ye Accots. between the partys & return their report to next Court.

Over his lifetime, he would acquire 1100 acres.
By 1744, NATHAN began to take actions in comtemplation of his death. In January of 1744, he gave his son Thomas 1201/2 acres. Three years later, he gave the same number of acres to his daughter Catherine Motley.
Essex Co. Va. Will Bk No 9 pgs 223-225 (Copy available)."

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Elizabeth Briggs was born c. 1784, and died on May 13, 1871, in Guilford County, NC. She was married to William Lindsay (c. 1777-1841) a son of Robert Lindsay (d. 1801) and Nancy (Anne) McGee (c. 1754-1832) a daughter of Colonel John McGee (d. 1773).

William and Elizabeth had a daughter Guilianna Lindsay (1807-1885) who married Elswick S. Field in 1831. They had 8 children: Martha Eliza (c. 1832-1844), Eleanor B. (c. 1833), William B. (c. 1835), Susan L. (c. 1838), Robert H. (c. 1840), Thomas E. (c. 1843), John Andrew (1846-1883) and Frances Guilianna (1851-1919). I am descended from John Andrew Field, my 2nd great grandfather.

Best Regards,
John Field Pankow
Asheville, NC

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d.s.p., will was proved in Essex Co., VA, on 6-21-1726. COLONIAL TALLIAFERROS Taliaferro, Robert (2): Will dated 3 Dec 1725 Will of Robert Taliaferro of the parish of Saint Paul's in the county of Stafford, being sick and weak of body, dated 3 Dec. 1725.
To my loving brother John Taliaferro three Negroes George, Sampson and Will.
To my loving brother WilliamTaliaferro that tract of land lying upon Peumansend Swamp in Essex County containing 400 acres which I lately purchased of my brother John Taliaferro and if the said William should die without heirs then to my loving brother Richard Taliaferro and for want of heirs to my loving brother John Taliaferro.
To my aforesaid brother William Taliaferro two Negroes Jeffry and Robin.
To my loving brother Richard Taliaferro that tract of land which lately purchased of Mr. Francis Hay situate in Essex County on the branches of the Mount and Golden Vale Swamps, containing 330 acres and if said Richard should die without heirs then to my brother William Taliaferro and for want of heirs to my loving brother John Taliaferro.
To my brother Richard Taliaferro three Negroes Bristoll, Harry and Sarah and 2500 pounds of tobacco.
To my loving sister Eliza. the wife of Thomas Stripling three Negroes Cuffey, Tom and Jenny for her natural life and after her decease to be equally divided between Francis, William and Taliaferro Stripling (sons of the aforesaid Elizabeth) or the survivors.
To Francis Stripling the choice of any horse belonging to my estate.
To William and Taliaferro Stripling each a young mare.
To Francis and John Taliaferro sons of my brother John Taliaferro each L10 sterling when they come to the age of one and twenty years. My brother John Taliaferro be fully acquitted and discharged from all debts due from him to me My executors do as soon as conveniently possible may send for a tomb stone with some proper inscription thereon as to their discretion shall seem most and the same to be placed on my grave.
To my sister Agatha Taliaferro twenty shillings to buy her a mourning ring.
My loving brothers John Taliaferro, William Taliaferro and Richard Taliaferro executors. Robert Taliaferro Wit: Catesby Cocke, Richd. Tunstall, Wm. Liquorish.
All my estate not in this will before disposed of be equally divided between my two brothers William Taliaferro and Richard Taliaferro. Robert Taliaferro Wit: Catesby Cocke, Richd. Tunstall, Wm. Liquorish. 21 June 1726. Proved by all witnesses. 19 July 1726. Proved by John Taliaferro and William Taliaferro, two of the executors.

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My Southern Family

Micajah CHILES

ABT 1705 - BEF 8 Nov 1734

ID Number: I54662

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Green Lewis DUNNAM

27 Aug 1823 - ____

ID Number: I70583

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John FITZSTEPHENS

ABT 1270 - ____

ID Number: I98725

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Nathaniel FOGG "the Immigrant"

ABT 1676 - 15 May 1753

ID Number: I67266

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William LINDSAY

ABT 1777 - 1844

ID Number: I102457

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ANNE MAUNSE

ABT 1432 - ____

ID Number: I83187

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Helen MEYER

Dalton NELSON

Robert TALIAFERRO of Stafford

1698 - ABT 1725

ID Number: I19287

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