FUSHIA COLOR IS MINE AND PEGS RELATIONS
BLUE IS CLUES TO HUDSON JOHNSON
GREEN IS KNOWN MICHAEL JOHNSON DNA INFORMATION AND CONNECTING INORMATION

Haplogroup I  -The I, I1, and I1a lineages are nearly completely restricted to northwestern Europe. These would most likely have been common within Viking populations. One lineage of this group extends down into central Europe. Haplogroup I dates to 23,000 years ago or longer. Lineages not in branches I1a, I1b or I1c are found distributed at low frequency throughout Europe  Group White Oak http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hjohnson/haplogroup.i.html#Group_White_Oak

Purple is Cousin Joe Matlock Research

Maroon is connecting of Johnson surname researcher to A. Euell Johnson

Haplogroup I  -The I, I1, and I1a lineages are nearly completely restricted to northwestern Europe. These would most likely have been common within Viking populations. One lineage of this group extends down into central Europe. Haplogroup I dates to 23,000 years ago or longer. Lineages not in branches I1a, I1b or I1c are found distributed at low frequency throughout Europe Group Sessile Oak http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hjohnson/haplogroup.i.html

 

Olive is the DNA LINE of Leonard Johnson and Todd Johnson

Haplogroup I1b -This subgroup of Haplogroup I is found within the Balkans countries at it's greatest frequency and diversity. These countries probably harbored this subset of Haplogroup I as a refuge during the Last Glacial Maximum. Group Norway Spruce  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hjohnson/haplogroup.i1b.html

 

Gold is the Color for descendants of Colonel Richard Johnson

 

Turquoise is the DNA of Jeffery Michael Johnson

Haplogroup E3a - Haplogroup E3a is an Africa lineage. It is currently hypothesized that this haplogroup dispersed south from northern Africa within the last 3,000 years, by the Bantu agricultural expansion. E3a is also the most common lineage among African Americans

 

My Notes On This Group: The Roman Empire was the first to use troops all over the world they left blood groups ever where they went from Countries of Africa to England: The Roman Empire was one of the VAST spreading Empires in the World to first use troops of other Countries it conquered. The use of using other troops from Conquered Countries spread with each developing Empire.

 

Red is the County lines and Parish Lines: These lines can and will change people in a County or in a Parish. This is to serve as a Time line to show changes, in lines or in changes where families moved to from this area.

 

Notes: Some Quaker dates have been translated Before the 1752 calendar change, the first month of the year was March. The correct date is inserted
before the quoted excerpts below.  From: Mary E. Stewart  

 

Rose Color is for Haplogroup R1b1   -Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype . Researchers matching this DNA ARE Linda Griffin; James Russell Johnson, Samuel Frank Johnson, C. Thomas Johnson and Stephen Alexander Johnson http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hjohnson/Pedigrees/1195_et_all.htm.

Haplogroup E3b1a -  This lineage is estimated to have originated in north-eastern Africa about 23,000 years ago. Some of its branches exited Africa during the Paleolithic, and today it can be found in Europe, the Middle East, and north and east Africa: DNA Of Researcher Brett Johnson

1745, Marr Thomas J Flippin born. Died 1 Dec 1830 Henry TN married Rhoda McAdoo. He was son of Thomas Flippin

 

Rhoda McAdoo.

The Mcadoo, Mcadue or McAdow Familes are the neighbors of Anne Johnson in 1837 Humphreys Co. Tn. They went into NC

1746 abt in Cumberland Co. Va. John Flippen born: He will be married 1763 in Buckingham Co. Va to Nancy Murray who will also be married to John Merryman: John Flippen is the son of Martha Scott and Ralph Flippen

Ralph Flippen

Martha Scott

John Merryman

Need To Check but the Merriman- Merryman familes are off the Weyanoke Merriman Families of 1630-1650 era. Also a FM Merriman is married to a Michael Johnson descendant

Benjamin Johnson son of Daniel Johnson and Hannah Edwards: He will marry Phebe or Pheby Merriman daughter of John Merriman and Nancy Murray of  Henrico Co. Va. Then this goes to John Merryman and Elizabeth Pleasants of Goochland Co.

Nancy Murray

 

Cumberland County formed 1748-1749 from Goochland County

 

1747 pg 144: Will of Elizabeth Flippen dated 1747 Sept 25: Prob. 175? Feb 23: My 3 daughters

Ann Salle,

Elizabeth Bedford,

Sarah Goode,

my six children:

Ann Salle,

Elizabeth Bedford,

Robert Flippen,

Sarah Gunter,

Thomas Flippen,

Ralph Flippen,:

My four grandchildren: Thomas Johnson, Anne Johnson, John Johnson and William Johnson:

Ex. My son in law Stephen Bedford. Wit: Wm Taylor, Thos. Bedford, Micajah Mosby.

 

Elizabeth Flippen

This is the wife of Thomas Flippen Sr.

Ann Salle,

Elizabeth Bedford,

Robert Flippen,

Sarah Gunter,

Thomas Flippen,

Ralph Flippen,

Martha Scott is married to Ralph Flippen

son in law Stephen Bedford

Wm Taylor

Thos. Bedford

Micajah Mosby

 

 

 

1749 Feb: Daniel Johnson: Part of Index to Cumberland County Wills and Administration 1749-1810: Will Book # 1 1749-1769 on reel 17: Library of Virginia Sytem # 000534198

 

Title: WILL: Daniel JOHNSON - Feb 1749
Publication: Cumberland Co, VA Will Book 1, pp 5-6
Text: Will of Daniel Johnson, being sick and weak but of perfect mind and memory.
To John Johnson, the son of Danie Johnson [l]  and Mary, his wife - 1 feather bed and furniture, the best cow and calf, and his choice of 1 sow and 4 pigs, on condition that if he shall live on the plantation where his father now dwells, and take care of his brothers and sisters and take care of the cattle and other stock until the last of May, he shall be entitled to those articles before mentioned.
To my sons, John Johnson and Daniel - all my working tools, to be equally divided between them.
To John Johnson, the son of Daniel Johnson and Mary, his wife - all my wearing apparel.
To Elizabeth, Phebe, Mary, and [_a_s] Johnson, daughters and son of Daniel Johnson, and Phebe, his wife - all the residue of my estate, to be equally divided among them after all my lawful debts are paid.

Executor - my son, John Johnson
signed - Daniel Johnson (Y his mark)
Witnesses - Daniel Coleman, Robert Bagby (R his mark), Thos Wilks

Cumberland County, February Court, 1749. The will of Daniel Johnson, deceased, was presented in Court by John Johnson, executor therein named, and proved by the oath of Daniel Coleman, one of the witnesses thereto, and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of the said Executor, certificate was granted him for obtaining a probate thereof, he giving security, whereupon he, with Stephen Hughes & Daniel Coleman, his securities, entered into bond.

Inventory and appraisement of Daniel Johnson's estate. Includes 16 small hogs, 4 sheep, 10 cattle & bell, a horse and 2 hides, 16 spoons, an old "reading book".
Total: £25.10.10.

Signed March 23, 1749 - Anthony Morgan, Robert Hughes, John Hyde Saunders Recorded at March Court, 1750

son John Johnson

son Daniel Johnson

John Johnson, the son of Danie Johnson [l]  and Mary, his wife

This John Johnson appears to be the oldest and has more brothers and sisters

Elizabeth, Phebe, Mary, and [_a_s] Johnson, daughters and son of Daniel Johnson, and Phebe, his wife

Notes A Daniel Johnson is married to Phebe Merriman who is this Daniel Johnson married to Phebe? mentioned in this will?

 

Daniel Coleman

Robert Bagby

1757 April; William Perry on S side James River adj Jacob Micheaux, Robert Bagby, the estate of William Grayd dec’d & John Johnson and Daniel Johnson Apr 1757 CPv6 research of Linda Starr

 

Thos Wilks

Stephen Hughes

Daniel Coleman,

 

1749 June 26   George Renyer Turner of Chesterfield to Robert Hudson, sold 400 A. for Pound 20 in Cumberland. formerly Goochland,  on Lower Manakin Creek. bounded by John Shattean, Widow David. Daniel Garaat, dec'd., John J. Dupuy  and Stephen  Watkins.

George Renyer Turner

Robert Hudson

Lower Manakin Creek

John Shattean

Widow David.

Daniel Garaat, dec'd.,

John J. Dupuy 

Stephen  Watkins.

 

1751 May: Joseph Hooper: Part of index to Cumberland Co. Wills and Administration 1749-1810: pg 35-37 Will pro. May 1751: Will Book # 1: 1749-1769 on reel 17: Library of Virginia Systems # 000534117

 

Notes: Joseph Hooper

 5 September 1723. Location: Henrico County: Joseph Mayo: Description: 300 acres on the South side of James River; Begg. &c. parting said Mayo and Joseph Hooper. Source: Land Office Patents No. 11, 1719-1724, p. 238 (Reel 10).

1735. Joseph Hooper. Part of index to Essex County Wills and Administrations (1692-1800) p. 389-390. Adms. bond rec. 16 Dec. 1735. p. 404-405. Inv. & appr. rec. 20 Jan. 1735. Wills No. 5, 1730-1735 (Reel 41)

20 September 1748: Joseph Hooper. Location: Albemarle County. Description: 175 acres adjacent to Appomattox River near Appomattox Mountain. Source: Land Office Patents No. 28, 1746-1749 (v.1 & 2 p.1-730), p. 362 (Reel 26).

20 May 1749. Joseph Hooper. Location: Albemarle County Description: 390 acres on the south side of James River on both sides of a large branch of Willis’s River. Source: Land Office Patents No. 27, 1748-1749, p. 152 (Reel 25).

1753 Jan 20: Appraisal of the estate of Daniel Scott deceased by Thos. Porter, Benjamin Harris, James Holman

 

Daniel Scott

Thos. Porter

Benjamin Harris

James Holman

 

1753 May 24 Between Nathaniel Ford of County of Cumberland and Southern Parish of one part and James Jordan of Amelia Co. of Nottoway Parish of the second part. 84 pounds for 200 acres in Amelia Co. on both sides of Sandy Creek: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/ul1/data/va+index+2393246175+F  

 

Notes: Nathaniel Ford

Notes James Jordan

1753 Sept 30 pg 94: Will of William Moss of Cumberland County dated 30 Sept 1753: Pro. 1754 Sept 23:

Wife Elizabeth

Son Thomas Moss land and plantation lying and being in New Kent Co.

Grandson James Moss, Land I bought of John Rixby

Grandson John Moss

Son William Moss

Daughter Tabits Stoval

Son James Moss

Daughter Ann Allyn

Executors: sons Thomas Moss, William Moss and James Moss: WItn: Edward Tabb, Thomas Payton, Elizabeth Randy (X)

 

William Moss

Elizabeth Moss

Son Thomas Moss

John Rixby

Daughter Tabits Stoval

Son James Moss

Son William Moss

Daughter Ann Allyn

Edward Tabb

Thomas Payton

Elizabeth Randy

 

 

1754 death of Thomas Flippin Jr. of Cumberland Co. Va he is reported to be the son of Thomas Flippin Sr. of Ulster Ireland and Scotland

Note: The estate settlement listed four known children and they are listed in the order as they appeared on the record. He was deceased by by 25 Mar 1754 when the guardianship record was filed. The estate inventory and settlement records were filed 23 Jun 1755, 25 Aug 1755 and 24 Nov 1755. No mention was made of a widow. Four known children were mentioned. Guardians were appointed for his sons, Thomas and William. There may have been other children. He was an owner of a plantation on which he raised tobacco and livestock at the time of his death

Thomas Flippin Jr:

His mother was Elizabeth Flippen her will is mentioned above. Thomas Flippin Jr’s brother is Ralph Flippin. His Neices and Nephews are Thomas Johnson, Anne Johnson, John Johnson and William Johnson: So his sister who had passed away was married to a Johnson as she is not mentioned in his mothers will but the grandchildren are.

Known Children

Ann Flippin

Elizabeth Flippin

William Flippin

Thomas Flippin

Thomas Flippin married Rhoda McAdoo daughter of John McAdoo of Ireland and Scotland

These Capt. John McAdoo families of NC are the Neighbors of Anne Johnson widow of John Johnson and Daughter in Law of Hudson Johnson in 1837 Humphreys Co. TN.

1755 Feb 4: Will of John Johnson Parish of Southam in Cumberland Co.

Wife Sarah

Son Joseph Johnson

Daughter: Martha Johnson

Appoint John Winfrey and Joseph Johnson guardians of my two children and likewise of my whole estate. Wit: Francis James, William Pledge, Jacob Michaux

Signed John Johnson (X)

 

Wife Sarah Johnson

Parish of Southam

John Winfrey

Francis James

William Pledge

Jacob Michaux

1757 April; William Perry on S side James River adj Jacob Micheaux, Robert Bagby, the estate of William Gray dec’d & John Johnson and Daniel Johnson Apr 1757 CPv6 research of Linda Starr

 

1755 May 26 pg 94: Inventory of the estate of Daniel Scott returned and ordered recorded.

 

Daniel Scott

 

1755 June 23: Inventory of the estate of Samuel Scott by John Merryman, Thomas Walker, Joco (?) Sinfree

 

Samuel Scott

Thomas Walker

Joco (?) Sinfree

 

1755 Jun 23: John Johnson: Part of Index to Cumberland County Wills and Administration 1749-1810: pg 209 Orphans Account Martha Johnson rec. sept 1760:: Orphans Account Martha Johnson rec Aug 1761:: Will Book # 1 1749-1769 on reel 17: Library of Virginia: System # 000534200

 

 

1755 July 10: Will of Joel Chandler last day Feb 1754 Pro. 1755 July 10:

Wife Priscilla Chandler one half of land during her life

Son Robert Chandler

Son of Joel Chandler and Prisilah Chandler his wife, my dwelling place and one half of the other hald of tract of land I now live on.

Son John Chandler

Son Jesse Chandler

Son Timothy Chandler

Daughter Rebecca Chandler

Excutor: wife Prisilah Chandler and Son Robrt Chandler: Wit Edward Dovall, John Crugg (X) Edwin Tonny, Charley Tonney (X)

 

Joel Chandler

Son Robert Chandler

Son of Joel Chandler and Prisilah Chandler his wife

Son John Chandler

Son Jesse Chandler

Son Timothy Chandler

Daughter Rebecca Chandler

wife Prisilah Chandler

Edward Dovall

John Crugg

Edwin Tonny

Cahrley Tonney

CHANDLER SURNAME

Notes: a Thomas Chandler or Thomas Chandlor is married to the families of Joel Shropshire. who married Mary Polly Johnson daughter of Hudson Johnson and Agnes

 

1755 PG 102 Appraisal of the estate of John Johnson: Phillip Webber Jr, Joseph Woodson, Henry Turner

 

Phillip Webber Jr

Joseph Woodson

Henry Turner

 

1755 Aug 12: Pg 107 Inventory of the estate of Joel Chandler: By John Franklin, Robert Bagby, Bob Stovall

 

John Franklin

Robert Bagby

Bob Stovall

 

1755 Nov 24: Pg 109: Appraisal of the estate of Thos. Flippen.: By Thomas Walker, Ralph Flippen,  John Merryman: Pd by John Roland. Pg 110: Pd Murry, Pd Macky: Moses Smith, One wescoat for Wm Flippen, three pair of shoes of Holland (?) for Elizabeth Flippen 9 yards of Sankin (/) for Anne Flippen, one pair shoes for Ann Flippen.

 

John Roland

 

1755 Aug 23: Appraisal of the estate of Thomas Flippen: John Merryman, Jacob Winfree, Thomas Walker

 

Jacob Winfree

Thomas Walker

 

1756 b. abt in Cumberland Co, VA, Isaac Johnson d. Jul 1817 in Cumberland Co, VA married Judith Woodson b. abt. 1758 in Cumberland Co, VA, d. bef. 1800 in Cumberland Co, VA on 27 Dec 1773 in Cumberland Co, VA.

Isaac Johnson was the son of Daniel Johnson (b. abt 1734, d. bef 25 Jan 1796 in Cumberland Co, VA) Judith Woodson was Isaac's first wife, and they had 6 children:

Jacob Johnson,

Nancy Johnson,

Phillip Johnson,

Lucy Johnson,

Sally Johnson and

Elizabeth Johnson.

When Isaac's wife Judith died, he remarried in 1800 to Mary "Polly" [last name unknown] and had 8 more children:

Alexander Johnson,

Peter Johnson,

Dekar Johnson,

Rebecca Johnson,

Polly Johnson,

Delila Johnson,

Frederick Johnson and

Wiley Johnson.

All of his children were named in his will, which was recorded in Cumberland Co, VA on 28 Aug 1816. His brothers Jacob Johnson and Obadiah Johnson were named as executors of the will (Cumberland Co, VA Will Bk 5, pg 303)

Judith Woodson

1755  Sep 18, John Atkinson b. Cumberland Co., VA - d. Apr -02, 1837 Williamson Co., TN m. Mary Artmistead Nov 06, 1777 (b. Feb 17, 1758 Cumberland Co., VA - d. Mar 18, 1856 Williamson Co., TN; daughter of John and Hannah (Harrison) Armistead)

John Atkinson

Parents Thomas Atkinson VA. m. Sarah Hughes Dec 12, 1712

Mary Artmistead

John and Hannah (Harrison) Armistead)

 

1757 b. abt  Mary Atkinson VA
m. ________ Johnson http://newsarch.rootsweb.com/th/read/ATKINSON/1998-10/0908637996

 

1757 March 30: Pg 136: Will of Michael Rowland Date 1757 March 30: Prob. 1757 May 23:

Wife Ann Rowland all of my stock and house hold goods, my crop of tobacco to be sold and that Benjamin Cannon who I appoint executor pay himself 13 pounds 13 shil. Which is the balance due him for 100 acres of land I bought of him and where I now live and then the said Cannon to acknowledge deed to my son William Rowland. Witn. Jeremiah Cannon, Stephen Carter (X) Samuel Taylor. Signed Michael Rowland (X)

 

Michael Rowland

Benjamin Cannon

son William Rowland.

Jeremiah Cannon

Stephen Carter

Samuel Taylor

 

1757 Sept 26 pg 139: Appraisal of the estate of Michael Rowland rec. 26 Sept 1757 By Robert Hughes, Joseph Price (?) and Phnibus Glover(?)

 

Robert Hughes

Joseph Price

Phnibus Glover

1758 Elizabeth Flippen: Part of index to Cumberland County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1810) p. 144-145. Will, p. 23 Jan. 1758. Will Book No. 1, 1749-1769 (Reel 17)

1760/1764 in Cumberland Va. born is Obediah Johnson son of Daniel Johnson and Hannah Edwards he will marry Mary Merriman

Mary Merriman

1757 April; William Perry on S side James River adj Jacob Micheaux, Robert Bagby, the estate of William Gray dec’d & John Johnson and Daniel Johnson Apr 1757 CPv6 research of Linda Starr

William Perry

Jacob Micheaux

Signed the will of 1755 Feb 4: Will of John Johnson Parish of Southam in Cumberland Co.

Robert Bagby

William Gray dec’d

1758 Aug 9: Born is Benjamin Johnson son of Daniel Johnson and Hannah Edwards: He will marry Phebe or Pheby Merriman daughter of John Merriman and Nancy Murray of  Henrico Co. Va. Then to John Merryman and Elizabeth Pleasants of Goochland Co.

Hannah Edwards

John Merryman

Elizabeth Pleasants

1759 May 23 George Freeman of Lunenburg Co. to THOMAS MERRYMAN of Cumberland Co. for £60, 200 acres in Cumberland Co. being part of 400 acre patent to Freeman dated 17 Aug 1733 bound by Randolph Johnson, Gideon Marr, William Hopson, Francis Allin, Richard Parker; Deed Book 2/480

Randolph Johnson

Gideon Marr

William Hopson,

Francis Allin,

Richard Parker;

George Freeman

THOMAS MERRYMAN

25 June, Judgement against JOHN MERRYMAN and THOMAS MERRYMAN in favor of Jonas Meador for £6.9.0; Order Book 1756-62 http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jhmjr&id=I40904

Gideon Marr

William Hopson

Francis Allin

Richard Parker

Jonas Meador

1759 Dec 17: Pg 203: Mary James dated 1759 Dec 17: pro. 1760 Aug 25:

Daughter Martha Clark,

daughter Phebe Merriman,

son Richard James,

grandson Francis Merriman,

Exc. Richard James,

Wit. Martha Goode, Mary Goode: Signed Mary James (X)

 

Mary James

Martha Clark,

Phebe Merriman,

Richard James

Francis Merriman

Martha Goode

Mary Goode:

 

1760 Aug 24: Pg 223: Will of Joshua Bingley:

Wife Jusith Bingley

Cousin Mathew Bingley

Son of Nathaniel Bingley 12 of land I now live on the other half to Joseph Bingley son of Edith Edwards to him and his heirs forever. Mathew Bingley son of Nathaniel Bingley, my negro girl Nannah

To Elizabeth daughter of David Bingley

To Mary daughter of David Bingley

To Horatio Turpin son of Thomas Turpin to Edith Edwards, to my wife all my household goods, stocks, cattle

Exec. My Wife, Judith Singley, Test: Samuel Flournoy, Elizabeth Flourney, Childress Smith (X) Robert Davis (X)

Joseph Bingle L.S.

 

Joshua Bingley:

Wife Judith Bingley

Nathaniel Bingley

David Bingley

Horatio Turpin

Thomas Turpin

Edith Edwards

Samuel Flournoy

Elizabeth Flourney

Childress Smith

Robert Davis

 

 

1760 Sept. Court Pg 209: Account of John Johnson by Joseph Johnson one of the exec.

 

1760 Sept. Court Pg 401: Martha Johnson orphan of John Johnson in account with Joseph Johnson guardian.

 

 

1760 Dec: pg 211: Will of Daniel Mayo Pro. Dec 8 1760

Wife Mary

Daughter in Law Francis Swinney

Son Daniel Mayo (under 21)

Son William Mayo ( under 21)

My children during their minority, my land in Albemarle Co to be sold.

Ex My Wife Mary Mayo, and my brother in law George Carrington: Wit. Thos Montague, Thomas Hughes, Thomas Linthicum Signed Dan Mayo.

 

Daniel Mayo

Daughter in Law Francis Swinney

Son Daniel Mayo (under 21)

Son William Mayo ( under 21)

Wife Mary Carrington Mayo,

brother in law George Carrington

Thos Montague

Thomas Hughes

Thomas Linthicum

 

1761 Daniel Mayo:  Part of index to Cumberland County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1810) p. 211-213. Will, pro. 23 Feb. 1761. Will Book No. 1, 1749-1769 (Reel 17)

 

1761 July 27: Pg 221: Appraisal of the estate of Mr. Benjamin Harris deceased. By Richard Pringle, Thompson Swann, Robert Easley.

 

Benjamin Harris deceased

Richard Pringle

Thompson Swann

Robert Easley.

1761 Aug Pg 403: Martha Johnson orphan of John Johnson by Joseph Johnson

1762 in Cumberland Co., VA Martha Flippen is born to John Flippen and to Nancy Murray: She is the half sister of Mary Merryman and Phebe Merriman

1762 Aug Court: Pg 142: Martha Johnson orphan of John Johnson Guardian Jos. Johnson

 

1763 Feb 27: In obedience to an order of Vestry for Southam Parrish being ordered To Possession Begin the 27th Day of February 1763 [NB other dates on same page are 27 Feb 1765 not 1763] and Renew the line Between Drurey Woodson and Phenehas Glover, Both Parties Present.

also Between Drurey Woodson and David Pryer, Present James GILHAM.

Also Between Drurey Woodson and Jerimiah Cannon, Present James GILHAM.

Also between David Reynolds and Jeremiah Cannon, Present James GILHAM.

also between Jeremiah Cannon and Wm. Rowland, Present Jos GILHAM.

also between David Reynolds and Wm Rowland, Present David Reynolds.

Also between Jos [JAS.?] GILHAM and Wm Rowland, Present David Reynolds.

Also between Saml Tayler and Daniel Jones, Present John Parrish.

Also between Daniel Jones and John Meador, Present John Parrish and James GILHAM.

1763 February 28th. Renewed the lines Between Hezekiah Daverson and Samuel Tayler, Both Parties Present,

also between Hezekiah Daverson and John Meador, Present Jos GILLIAM.

also between Colo. George Carrington and Samuel Tayler, Present Capt George Carrington.

Also between Col° Carrington and Phillip Mayo, Present Capt Carrington.

Also between Robert Carter and Phillip Mayo, Present James Johnson.

March the 3d Day Renewed the line Between Phillip Mayo and Bennoni Boatwright, Present Joseph Grifin.

also between Boatwright and Joseph Grifin, [Present] James Johnson.

also between Joseph Grifen and Phillip Mayo, Present James Robinson.

March the 16th Day Renewed the ine between Phillip Mayo and John Wayles, Present Jos. Johnson and Wm Austin.

Also between Robert Carter and John Wayles, Present Jos. Johnson & Wm Austin,

also between C.H. Harrison and Burton Newton, Present John Jones. Also between C. H. Harrison and John Wayles, Part of the line between them and was Desird by Mr. Harrison,

also by Wm. Austin in the behalf of Jn° Wayles not to Possession the line between them Near the River, John Jones Present.
Saml. Tayler
Drury Woodson
Hezekiah Daverson

Precinct #41
Bounds: between Willis River, James River, the County line and the River Road
Processioners: Samuel Taylor, Drury Woodson and Hezekiah Daverson [sic]
Landowners: William Austin, Benoni Boatwright, Jeremiah Cannon, Robert Carter, George Carrington,
Hezekiah Daverson, James GILLIAM, Joseph GILLIAM, Phineas Glover, Joseph Griffin, James Johnson, Joseph Johnson, John Jones, Daniel Jones, Philip Mayo, John Meador, Burton Newton, John Parrish, David Preger, David Reynolds, James Robinson, William Rowland, Samuel Taylor, John Wayles, Drury Woodson.
[Joseph Gilliam should read James GILLIAM, Jr. the abbreviation Jas. may have looked like Jos. This precinct is along the James River just to the South of Elk Island.] http://home.triad.rr.com/gilliamsofva/Cumberland/Southam%20Parish/Southam%20Parish.html

 

Drurey Woodson
Phenehas Glover
David Pryer
James GILHAM
[Obadiah Johnson is the brother of Isaac Johnson who married Judith Woodson. Judith's sister, Elizabeth Woodson, married Charles Manning GILLIAM, the son of James GILLIAM.]

Jerimiah Cannon
David Reynolds
Wm. Rowland
Jos GILHAM
David Reynolds.
Saml Tayler
Daniel Jones
John Parrish
John Meador
Hezekiah Daverson
Samuel Tayler
Colo. George Carrington
Capt George Carrington
Phillip Mayo

Notes: 1679 July 17,  Will of Robert Burnett, R his mark: Dau. Ann Burnett; brother William Mayo; brothers, Mr. Arthur Allen and Mr. Jno. Bromfield. Witnesses, William Mayo, Roger Jones. Pro. . Isle of Wight County VA - Records; William and Mary College Qrtly, Vol. 7, No. 4, P. 205-249 http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/isleofwight/court/history.txt

NEED TO FIND THIS WILL BROTHER WILLIAM MAYO IS ALSO WHO I DESCEND FROM, I ALSO DESCEND FROM COLONEL ARTHUR ALLEN and Jon. Bromfield is a brother to all of these

Ceceley Reynolds and her cousins Thomas Reynolds and Capt. Wm Peirce the are cousins. Ceciley Reynolds married several time to  Lt. Bayley. Whose daughter Temperance Bailey married LTC Richard Cocke. And his 2^nd wife after LTC Cockes death married LTC Danile Clarke of Oldmans and Sellars Creek.
Bennoni Boatwright
James Robinson
John Wayles,
Jos. Johnson
Wm Austin.
Robert Carter 
C.H. Harrison
Joseph Grifin
Burton Newton
John Jones

 

 

1763 Aug 22: Joseph Johnson guardian to William Johnson orphan of John Johnson

 

1764 March 25: Judgement: On the petition of Ezekiel Hendrickson against Nicholas Johnson fo L4/11/10 due on two notes, judgement of the amount owed plus attorney fees: Cumberland County Va. Court Order 7:33:

 

Notes: The Sheriff was able to find Nicholas Johnston and Ezekiel Hendrickson hired an Attorney. A Nicholas Johnson had owned land just on the other side of the Appomattox River in Cumberland County about five miles from Ezekiel Hendricks.  He had sold this land 1764 Aug 13 describing is as a patent to Edmund Butler: Cumberland Deed book 3 page 506

 

1764 Aug 13:  John PHELPS, "Jr.", of Cumberland Co. purchased for 35 Pounds, 100 acres from Nicholas JOHNSON in Cumberland Co. formerly granted to Edmund BUTLER, joining land of John WOODSON, Charles COTTROLL, and Joseph MICHAUX.  13 Aug. 1764.  Deed Bk 3, p. 506, 507. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vacumber/MiscDeeds.html

 

John PHELPS, "Jr.",

Edmund BUTLER

Edmund BUTLER,

John WOODSON

Charles COTTROLL

Joseph MICHAUX

Notes any relationship to Jacob Michaux above

 

1764 Aug 24: William Moss orphan of Wm Moss deceased in account with Bartholomew Stovall Jr guardian

 

Bartholomew Stovall Jr

 

1764 Aug 27: Pg 423: Account of Mary Turner, Lewis Turner, and John Turner orphans of Micajah Turner deceased with Jonas Meador. One item of expense was to boarding 3 children for 1 year.

 

Mary Turner,

Lewis Turner

John Turner

Micajah Turner

Jonas Meador.

 

1765 born Obadiah Johnson in Cumberland Co.                                                                                      Obadiah Johnson and wife Mary: R5646 VA Line: a copy of soldiers will is in the files dated 1835 Aug 26 in which he names the following:

Wife Polly:

Sons Monroe Johnson and

Anderson Johnson,

daughters Louisana Perkins,

Mary Perkins,

Kitty Tandy,

Susan Johnson:

Grandchildren Rueben, Augustus W and Elizabeth Ann George children of Reuben George:

Grandchildren Mary and Elizabeth Ann George children of John George the wives of Reuben and John George are deceased and they were not named in the will of soldier. Soldier had applied for pension 1832 Sept 24 in Cumberland Co. Va a resident of Goochland Co. Va aged 67. Soldier was born in Cumberland Co. Va. and he lived there at enlistment. In 1832 soldier mentioned a son living in Goochland Co. Va aged 67. Soldier married Mary (?) in 1786. Soldier died 1840 June 7 leaving a Widow Mary who died in Goochland CO. Va 1844 July 27, leaving 6 children:

Monroe Johnson,

Anderson Johnson, and

Susan Johnson,

Catherine Herndon,

Louisana Perkins and

Mary Perkins,

the son Monroe Johnson applied 1852 March 30 in Goochland Co. Va for himself and other Children. Widow had applied 1843 April 26 in Goochland CO.Va. age 77. Soldier and widow had married 1786 Oct 1. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

1765 Feb 24 in Cumberland Co.Va born is Phebe Merriman (Merryman) to John Merryman and Nancy Murry

Of note here is Nancy Murray was first married to John Flippen born abt 1746 in Cumberland Co. Va.

1765 Sept 23: Martha Johnson in account with Joseph Johnson her guardian

 

1765 Oct 25 this indenture made between John Howard and John Puckett of the County of Albemarle of one part and Randolph Johnson County of Cumberland of the other part. Witnesseth that said John Howard and John Puckett for the sum of 80 pounds current Virginia money do sell unto said Randolph Johnson his heirs 100 acres of land in County of Albemarle being part of 400 acres granted to the aforesaid John Howard lying on Dabey’s Creek bounded  beginning for the 100 acres of land at a corner pine of William Kippers thence on Jacob Oglesby’s line to a corner pine the same course continued to a corner white oak of John Howards thence on his line a new line to the place where it first began Signed John Howard (BHM) and John Puckett (BHM) Deed Abstracts of Albemarle Co. Book # 4 1764 Aug 9 to 1768 Aug 12: From: Leonard Johnson

 

Notes: John Howard

Notes: John Puckett

Notes: Dabeys Creek

Notes: William Kippers:

Randolph Johnson

William Kippers

Jacob Oglesby’s

 

1766 born in Cumberland Co. Va is Mary "Polly" Merriman she is daughter of John Merryman and Nancy Murray. She will marry Obediah Johnson son of Daniel Johnson: She will die 27 Jul 1844 in Goochland Co.Va

 

1766 Aug 25: Wm Moss orphan of Wm Moss deceased in account with Bartholomew Stovall

 

Bartholomew Stovall

 

 

1766 Aug 25: Mary Turner, Lewis Turner, and John Turner orphans of Micajah Turner deceased in account with Jonas Meador Jr their guardian.

 

Mary Turner,

Lewis Turner

John Turner

Micajah Turner

Jonas Meador Jr

 

1766 Aug 25: Thomas Holland orphan of John Holland in account with Ben Wilson Some of the items pd Wm Allen for clothing and schooling. rent of 300 acres land

 

Thomas Holland

John Holland decd

Ben Wilson

Wm Allen

 

1765 Aug 26: Pg 424: William Moss orphan of William Moss in account with Bartholomew Stovall Jr.

 

William Moss

Bartholomew Stovall Jr.

1766 Nov 24: Martha Johnson orphan of John Johnson deceased in account with Joseph Johnson.

 

1766 May 16: pg 320: Inventory of the Estate of Collins Johnson deceased by David Terrell, John Jones, John Matlock

 

Collins Johnson

Notes: he is the son of Benjamin Johnson, whose brother William Johnson and Benjamin Johnson are found on Fishing Creek in Bedford Co. Va per their father Benjamin Johnson’s will in Louisa Co. Va.

David Terrell

John Jones,

John Matlock

1767 abt Nancy Atkinson b. abt VA - d. 1857 Smith Co., TN
m. 1st John Johnson
m. 2nd Alexander Keith

Nancy Atkinson

1767 Feb 23 : Cumberland County: Collins Johnson: Part of Index to Cumberland County Wills and Administration ( 1749-1810) Will Book # 1, 1749-1769 on reel 17 : Library of Virginia: System # 00534197

Collins Johnson

He is reported to have been married to Elizabeth Davis: 3 sons" William Johnson bef 1767, William Johnson bef 1767 and Christopher Johnson:

Notes see fishing Creek Johnson Families and Bedford Co. Johnson's: Naming pattern matches

1767 May 24: Pg 328: Will of James Harris: dated May 24, 1767 Prob. 1767 July 27:

Wife Sarah tract of land where in I now live.

Son Thomas Harris: after the expiration of five years from date here of the upper part of plantation where I now live including all the land between the said line of Benjamin Harris and on the death of his mother or her marrying again

 

I then give my said son Thomas Harris the rest of and residue of my plantation and the tract of land I now live on including land  bargained with Jesse Sanders but have not yet a conveyance for to him and my said Thomas and his heirs forever but in case a title to said land bought of the money I was by bargain to give for the same being 500 lbs to be equally divided among my five sons: Thomas Harris, John Harris, William Harris, and Francis Harris, to my daughter Phebe Farrar, to daughter Mary Harris, my four youngest sons James Harris, John Harris, William Harris and Francis Harris lands in Buckingham and Chesterfield Counties.

To sons James Harris and John Harris

Exec. My wife son Thomas Harris my brothers: Benjamin Harris and William Harris and my friend Samuel Flournoy: Wit John Vilain, Thos. Smith, John Bransford Jr.

James Harris:

Son Thomas Harris:

Son John Harris

Son William Harris

Son Francis Harris

Son James Harris

daughter Phebe Farrar

Mary Harris

Benjamin Harris my brother

William Harris my brother

Jesse Sanders

Samuel Flournoy

John Vilain

Thos. Smith

John Bransford Jr.

 

1768 Cumberland County, Virginia--

William Allen's List of Tithes for the year 1768--

Transcribed by Robert T. Beverly, Oct. 23, 1994--

139  George Wood              1

140  Archd. Hachare           1

Notes: This appears to be Archibald Hatcher off my William Hatcher lines

141  Drury Hachare            2

Notes: This appears to be Drury Hatcher off my William Hatcher lines

142  Fredrick Hachare        

Notes: This appears to be Frederick Hatcher off my William Hatcher lines

 

143  Josiah Thomson           3

144  Henry Hachare            2

Notes this is Henry Hatcher

145  Wm. Meanly               1

146  Randl. Johnson           1

147  Jno. Brown               4

148  Wm. Miles                1

149  Isham Miles              1

150  Jno. Miles               1

151  Richd. Cardwell          1

152  Jno. Cardwell            3

153  Jno. Smith               3

154  Jno. Abnr. Steer         1

155  Thos. Huckerby           1

156  Senn.[?] Chaffen         1

 

Another Section of Above

36  Edward Jinkens,           1

203 Joseph                    2

 97  Maral[?]Johns,           3

 65         Thos.             8

146  Randl Johnson,.          1

192  Jno. Jones,              5

 50  Ewd.Kesling,             3

 38  Maurice Langhorn,       21

 96  Thos. Lawed[?],          1

 109  Bartholomew League,      1

 

 

 

1768 Nov 23: Pg 450: Account of Administration of estate of John Hancock with Martha Hancock. Among items mentioned 1763 maintainence of 4 small children one year: 1764 maintainence of 4 small children on year:1766 on term schooling of children: Account examined and approved 1768 Nov 23

 

John Hancock

Martha Hancock.

 

 

1768 March: John Johnson: Part of Index to Cumberland County Wills and Administration 1749-1810: Will Book # 1 1749-1769 on reel 17: Library of Virginia System # 000534201

1770 Ralph Flippen: Part of index to Cumberland County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1810) p. 10-11. Will, pro. 28 May 1770 p. 33-34. Inv. & Appr. rec. 22 April 1771. Will Book No. 2, 1769-1792 (Reel 17)

Ralph Flippen

Ralph Flippen is the son of Thomas Flippen and his wife Elizabeth:  Martha Scott and Ralph Flippen were married

1770 June 2, Job Johnson & Sarah Mosby.  Sec. Thomas Hobson Cumberland County, VA - Early Marriage Records; Wm. and Mary College Quarterly, Vol. 20, No.1  Transcribed by Kathy Merrill for the USGenWeb Archives Special Collections Project

 

Sarah Mosby. 

Thomas Hobson

 

1771 b. abt  Fanny Atkinson VA
m. ______ Johnson http://newsarch.rootsweb.com/th/read/ATKINSON/1998-10/0908637996

1772 Johnson Hodges: Part of index to Cumberland County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1810) p. 57-58. Inv. & Appr. rec. 27 April 1772. 1771i Will Book No. 2, 1769-1792 (Reel 17)

Johnson Hodges

1773 Ann Mayo: Part of index to Cumberland County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1810) p. 115-116. Will,  pro. 27 Dec. 1773. 1769 w. Will Book No. 2, 1769-1792 (Reel 17)

Ann Mayo

1773 June 16: John Mosbey Rice born Cumberland Co. VA m. 1794-1796, Martha "Patsy" JOHNSON, b. Greenbrier VA

John Mosbey Rice

I wrote to my RICE cousin...regarding her Noel JOHNSON Line that was in Albemarle and Amherst Co's VA before going to KY circa...1770's.  I don't have their last date in VA or WV.

My line is: Samuel Russell RICE, b. 1787 (prob. Madison Co.) m. 1819, Martha "Patsy" CAMPBELL, b. Oglethorpe Co., GA  d/o, Levi CAMPBELL and Sarah WATKINS

Marion's line is:  John Mosbey RICE, b. 16 Jun 1773 (researcher Marion's) John RICE and my Samuel Russell...are now proven as being half-brothers....via DNA.  We're Lucky group # 13.

They have the Same father, Samuel R. RICE, b. 10 Feb 1743/44 Supposedly born in Albemarle Co. VA...but so far, no trace.

John RICE 's Patsy RICE...was the d/o...Noel JOHNSON m. Tabitha __Residences Albemarle, Amherst and Greenbrier (WV) VA Then early 1770s....in what is now Lincoln Co., KY.

Noel JOHNSON and wife, are buried in Lincoln Co., KY. From: Lisa Grimes

Notes: Lisa Grimes what is her JOHNSON DNA COLOR

1773 Dec. 27, Isaac Johnson & Judith Woodson, dau. of Drury Woodson  Cumberland County, VA - Early Marriage Records; Wm. and Mary College Quarterly, Vol. 20, No.1  Transcribed by Kathy Merrill for the USGenWeb Archives Special Collections Project

 

Judith Woodson

Drury Woodson

 

1775 Will Book 2/ Page 193 Dated 15 April 1775 Will of John Cook, Cumberland County, Virginia - Probated 25 September 1775 In the name of God amen I John Cook of the county of Cumberland being of perfect sense and memory doe[sic] make this my last will and testament.

First, I give my soul to Jesus Christ our blessed lord and savior and now I present my body to the dust to be buried in a decent manner in hopes of a happy resurrection at the last day and as for my worldly estate I leave in the manner and form as followeth:

Secondly, I leave all my whole estate consisting of my land in Buckingham that is in dispute with Benjamin Arnold & the land whereon I now live and all my negroes, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, household & kitchen furniture to be sold to pay my debts and all the money that is left after my debts are paid

I give to my dear & beloved wife Mary Cook during her life or widowhood and after her decease or widowhood the the said money to be eaqually[sic] Divided between my son Stephen Cook, Mary Noell, & Frances Cook and all the rest of my children which are as followeth: John Cook jr, Aggy Chambers, Sarah Edwards, Elizabeth Hooper, James Cook, Agathy Bostick, Anne Coleman, nothing more than what I have already given them & I doe[sic] constitute and appoint George Hooper and my son Stephen Cook executors of this my last will and testament whereof I hereunto sett[sic] my hand and seal this fifteenth day of April 1775. His John + Cook LS mark Signed, sealed in presence of John Raine Henry Walker

John Cook

Benjamin Arnold

wife Mary Cook

Stephen Cook,

Mary Noell, &

Frances Cook

John Cook jr, A

ggy Chambers,

Sarah Edwards,

Elizabeth Hooper,

James Cook,

Agathy Bostick,

Anne Coleman

George Hooper

1776-1783 Era JOHN JOHNSTON, Private, Virginia Militia, $20.00 Annual Allowance $50.00 Amount Received April 20 1833 Pension Started Age 82, Smith County, Tennessee (1835 Pension Roll) John JOHNSTON was born 30 Aug 1752, lived in Cumberland Co, VA at enlistment. He enlisted in January in the "year that Cornwallis was taken" in Cumberland County, Virginia. He served in Captain Joseph Carrington's Virginia Company and served three months when he enlisted in Captain William Meredith's Virginia company in which he served three months. applied 28 Aug 1832 in Smith County. In 1836, his address was Dixon Springs, Sumner Co, TN as was that of his nephew H.H. JOHNSTON (signature: H.H. JOHNSON). He died 15 Feb 1837. (Rev War Pension File S7958) http://www.tngenweb.org/revwar/records/j/johnson.html

 

Captain Joseph Carrington's

 

1776-1783 Era: John Johnson S1958 VA Line soldier was born 1752 Aug 30. He lived in Cumberland Co. Va at enlistment applied 1832 Aug 28 in Smith Co. Tn. In 1836 his address was Dixon Springs in Sumner Co. Tn. Soldiers nephew H.H. Johnston was also of Dixon Springs in 1836 signed (H.H. Johnson) Soldier died 1837 Feb 15. Pg 1863: Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

 

H.H. Johnston Dixon Springs in 1836 Sumner Co. Tn.

 

1776-1783 James Gilliam is mentioned in Revolutionary War Pension Applications
The Pension of Obadiah Johnson refers to James GILLIAM.
" . . . The last term was also a three months term. This officiant also states that between the time of his service under Captain Meredith and his trip to the Siege of York he was called out under Lieutenant James GILLIAM and served for about 10 days at Caroline. . . "
[Obadiah Johnson is the brother of Isaac Johnson who married Judith Woodson. Judith's sister, Elizabeth Woodson, married Charles Manning GILLIAM, the son of James GILLIAM.]
Revolutionary War Pension Application: Obadiah Johnson, Goochland Co, VA, Pension Packet #13826 http://home.triad.rr.com/gilliamsofva/Cumberland/EnsignJamesGilliam/EnsignJamesGilliam.html

 

James Gilliam

Judith Woodson

1731 in Goochland Co. and died aft 1782 in Lunenburg Co. Va.: Johnson Woodson of this couple was born abt 1762 in Lunenburg Co. Va. and died aft 1845 in WILLIAMSON CO TN. He married Frances Fanny THOMPSON Nov 21 1783 Lunenburg Co. Va, married by David Ellington a Baptist Minister: She was born abt 1765 and deid aft 1830 in WILLIAMSON CO. TN Judith Woodson is married to Isaac Johnson son of Daniel Johnson and Hannah Edwards.

 

Stephen Wood- Woods families of Henrico Co in this time Era

Notes: Ann Johnson is off the lines of Michael Johnson who died 1718 on Tuckahoe Creek, her Grandmother is on Sarah Watson, and Great grandmother was Alice first married to Henry Rown whose lands in 1630-1650 era are on Mathews Creek of the Weynoke River which are by one William Eaton, these lands will form into Nansemond Co. Va. by 1650

 

 

1776 March 25:  1775, bound to John Johnson by the churchwardens of Southam Parish in Cumberland County on 25 March 1776, called Mary Rodgers, a poor orphan, on 26 October 1776 when she was ordered bound by the churchwardens of Littleton Parish to John Montague. She complained to the court on 26 March 1781 and the court cancelled the indenture [Orders 1774-8, 364; 1779-84, 154, 158]. http://www.freeafricanamericans.com/Roberts_Sawyer.htm

 

Mary Rodgers

John Montague

 

1777 ABT Married:  in Cumberland Co., VA: Thomas Johns will marry Martha Flippen the half sister of Mary Merriman Johnson and Phebe Merriman Johnson

 

 

 

1777 Powhatan County formed from Cumberland County

 

1778 June 18 [p 40] Court. [p47] On the Motion of Daniel Johnson who made oath according to Law Certificate is granted him for obtaining Letters of Admdinistration on the Estate of Daniel Johnson deceased giving Security whereupon he together with John Hyde Saunders, Clk, entered into and acknowledged their Bond in the penalty of two hundred Pounds according to Law Powhatan County, Virginia Misc. Abstracts from Order Book 1 (1777-1784)  http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vapowhat/orders/powob1.htm

 

John Hyde Saunders

1745 Aug: Richard Randolph on both sides Solomons Cr, on the S side of James River adj Daniel Johnson, George Cox dec’d, John Woodson & John Hide Sanders Aug 1745 CPv5 research of Linda Starr

 

1778 June 18 [p 40] Court. Daniel Johnson is appointed Guardian of Phobe Johnson orphan of John Johnson deceased in the room of John H. Saunders her former Guardian who declined further acting and the said Daniel with James Bagby his Security entered into and acknowledged their Bond in the Penalty of six hundred pounds according to Law. Richard Crump, Gentleman, took the oath of Fidelity and of a Vestryman of Southam Parish according to Law. Powhatan County, Virginia Misc. Abstracts from Order Book 1 (1777-1784)  http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vapowhat/orders/powob1.htm

 

James Bagby

 

1779 Nov 9 Littleton Parish Petition

 

There appear to be two copies, consisting of 4 pages, both dated 3 Nov 1779, of this petition: The one heretofore noted, with names below, and a second, with as many, or perhaps more, names.

I have attempted to fill in the names for the first posting below:

 

To the honourable, the speaker and gentlemen of the house of Delegates. The petition of sundry inhabitants of the parish of Littleton in the County of Cumberland.

Humbly showeth
that the Rev. Mr. Christopher MacRae has for about seven years past been minister of the said parish during which time his conduct and behavior as a minister has given general satisfaction to the members of the church of England that tho he has not taken the oath of fidelity as required by law. We have good reason to believe he has I may instances showed himself a friend to the cause of liberty and that the reason of his not taking the said oath is owing to a scruple of conscience that your petitioners are just ----- a petition is set on ----- and to be ----- to your house by the ----- from the established church for the ----- of the said Mr. MacRae from the glebe, your petitioners therefore humbly ----- that as Rev, Mr. MacRae has hitherto behaved and conducted himself in a manner becoming his station, he may be permitted to remain on the glebe of the said parish and to continue the duties of his office -----
       Your petitioners further show that they look on it as a hardship the imposition of a triple tax on these who have not taken the said oath tho scruple of conscience and have always manifested a friendship to the Common Wealth. Your petitioners therefore further pray that a triple tax money not be imposed on such upon their giving personal or other security for their good behaviour.

James Coleman
Joseph Calland
Robt Anderson Jr.
Permenus Coleman
Hezekiah Colquet
Edmond Clemmons
Thomas Moore
Walter Kibble
Francis James
John Mountague
Joseph Hubard
Moses Hubard
Samuel Melton
Benjamin Burton
John ----- [Burton, but scratched thru]
John Richardson
Charles Parker
William Coleman
John Seay Jr.
----- North [Gilbart North]
Thomas North
Andrew Edwards
Richard Alderson Jr
William Davenport
William ----- [scratched thru]
Edward Robertson
Wm ----- [Hill]
Jn Merryman
Hezekiah Bradley
Anthony Murrey
William Hammonton
John Slaughter
Geo Baskerville

Thomas Carr
Joseph Moore
Robert Glover
Christopher Baltimore
John Harris
----- Boatright [Bennoni Boatwright]
Henry ----- [Farggott?]
Wiliam Boatright
William Baker
----- Cuningham [Bart?]
Winfield Copeley
William Miles
Nathaniell Carrington
John Furlong
Richard Eubank
William Hobson
Caleb Hobson
Wm Hudson
John Goode
John Hix
Tucher Baughn
Issac Beacham
Charles Ballou
Benjamin Martin
Simon Hughes
James Holloway
John Bradley
John Robinson
William ----- [Winfrie]
Daniell Weatherford
William ----- [Thropp]
David----- [Tindrey?]
Henry Martin
Thomas ----- {N-----??]
Thomas Hobson
David Winiford
----- -----
Robt Johns

Jesse Thomas
William Palmore
David Linch
Josiah Carter
Thomas Boling
John Johnson
John ----- [Cannefax}
----- Boling [Jesse Bolling]
----- Hudgens [Drury Hudgens]
John ---- [Murrey? There are Murreys in Southam Psh]
Samuel Glover
William Burton
William Harris
Joseph Taylor
Nathaniel ----- [?]
Francis Flippin
Wm Sanderson Jr.
Ben Wilson
David Coupland
Maurice Langhorne
Wm Russell
Thomas ----- [Nash]
Simon Gentry
Field Robinson
----- Woodson [Clifford? Woodson]
Benajan Thomson
John Stewart
Thomas T. Swann
Nathan Glen
Humphrey Keeble
William Coalman
John Chalton
Edward Robinson
Lawson ----- [Hobson]
Jeffrey Robertson
Charles Wright

John Criddle
Hezekiah Carter
Drury Woodson
Saml Taylor
Saml Apperson
John Apperson
Joseph Price
Saml Robinson
----- Robinson [James Robinson]
Abraham Daniell
Robert Furlong
Thomas Smith
Valintine Cuningham
William Palmore
Fleming Palmore
James Gilliam
Phinehas Glover Jr.
John Newton
William Newton
Tucker Woodson
William ----- {Hudgins]
William ----- [Spiers]
Obadiah Johnson
John Sanderson
Armistead Brown
John -----[McCargo?-none by that name in Southam Psh]
Thomas Montague
Daniel ----- [Jones]
John Sandridge
Hezekiah Davidson
Philemon Davidson

Ben Wilson
Geo Keeling
Thomas Trotter
John Langhorne
John Minter Sr.
John Minter Jr.
William Brwn [Brown]
----- Brown [James Brown]
Wright Bond
Clement Brown
John Turner
-----Turner [L--- Turner]
Saml Brown
Thomas Sugg Hill
John Robinson
William Bond
John Burton
Martin Richardson
Samuel Osling
Johm Armistead
Nicholas Faulkner
William Faulkner
James Austin
Joseph Palmore
John Creasy Sr.
John Creasy Jr.
Benjamin Johnson
Isham Carter
Shadrack Carter
Littleberry Scruggs

 

Posted by jim cooke http://genforum.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Johnson::va/cumberland::309.html

 

1780 Jun 28 James Johnson pltf against John Jefferson deft - In debt }

Abbrev: COURT ORDER BOOK: James JOHNSON against John JEFFERSON - 28 Jun 1780

This day comes the plt by his attorney and the Deft al tho solemnly called came not but made default. Therefore i t is considered by the court that the plt recover against t he deft and John Criddle his common bail the sum of sixtee n pounds being the debt in the declaration mentioned togeth er with his costs by him in his behalf expended and the def t in mercy y[?].

But this judgement except as to the costs is to be dis charged by the payment of seven pounds twelve shillings wit h interest thereon to be computed after the rate of five pe rcentum per annum from the tenth day of March one thousan d seven hundred and seventy four until paid Publication: Cumberland Co, VA Court Order Bk 1784-1786, pg 26 (LVA Ree l 26)

John Jefferson

My Notes: President Thomas Jefferson was raised on Tuckahoe Creek in his Frandfather ? Randolph’s home

1780: (?) Johnston: Place of residence: Cumberland County. During its session begun in May 1780 the General Assembly passed an act authorizing the governor to impress supplies needed by the American army. The governor appointed commissioners of the provision law in each locality to carry out the terms of the act. The commissioner, when he impressed property, gave the owner a certificate describing what was taken. Between 1781 and 1783 county courts held special sessions at which certificates were presented and authenticated, and booklets listing authenticated certificates were compiled and sent to Richmond for settlement. Two commissioners appointed to settle the claims recorded those for which they authorized payment, and warrants were issued by the auditor of public accounts.

1780: John Johnson: Place of residence: Cumberland County. During its session begun in May 1780 the General Assembly passed an act authorizing the governor to impress supplies needed by the American army. The governor appointed commissioners of the provision law in each locality to carry out the terms of the act. The commissioner, when he impressed property, gave the owner a certificate describing what was taken. Between 1781 and 1783 county courts held special sessions at which certificates were presented and authenticated, and booklets listing authenticated certificates were compiled and sent to Richmond for settlement. Two commissioners appointed to settle the claims recorded those for which they authorized payment, and warrants were issued by the auditor of public accounts.

1780: Daniel Johnson Place of residence: Cumberland County. During its session begun in May 1780 the General Assembly passed an act authorizing the governor to impress supplies needed by the American army. The governor appointed commissioners of the provision law in each locality to carry out the terms of the act. The commissioner, when he impressed property, gave the owner a certificate describing what was taken. Between 1781 and 1783 county courts held special sessions at which certificates were presented and authenticated, and booklets listing authenticated certificates were compiled and sent to Richmond for settlement. Two commissioners appointed to settle the claims recorded those for which they authorized payment, and warrants were issued by the auditor of public accounts.

1782 Book Title: Heads Of Families At The First Census Of The United States Cumberland County Virginia USGenWeb Archives History - Taxlists .....Tax Roll 1782 File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Joy Fisher sdgenweb@yahoo.com March 26, 2005, 1:03 am

 

Meader Holland,                     1

Daniel Johnson,                     5     11

John Jennings,                      5

David Johnson,                      2

Richard James,                     13     35

Obadiah Johnson,                    1

Judith Jones,                       9      8

Isaac Johnson,                      6      4

Mary Johnson,                       3      2

Job Johnson,                        7      4

Harrison Jones, senr              2      7

John  Jones,                        7     29

Harrison Jones, jun               2      5

John Jones, junr                  2

 

1782 May Married:  in Cumberland CO. Va: Benjamin Johnson and Phebe Merryman:

Phebe Merryman:

 

1782 Title: COURT: Benjamin JOHNSON vs John FLIPPEN & Wife etc.
Publication: Cumberland Co, VA Chancery Court Records, Index #1782-008
Text:
[extracted from the chancery court file]:
"That the said John Merryman was in his lifetime and at the time of his death seized and possessed of a considerable estate both real and personal. That the said John by his will gave to his wife (Nancy) a childs part of his estate during her natural life after his just debts should be paid. your orator and oratrixes further shew that the said Nancy being disatisfied with the provision made for her in the said will renounced the same and shortly thereafter intermarried with John Flippen."  JOHNSON / THURSTON / COWAN / FERGUSON FAMILIES of Virginia and North Carolina

John FLIPPEN

John Merryman Wife Nancy

This is Nancy Murray but why are they suing Benjamin Johnson as Benjamin Johnson is married to Phebe Merriman

 

1786: Title: GUARDIAN ACCOUNTS: Phebe, Polly and Allen Murry Merryman
Publication: Cumberland Co, VA Guardian Accounts (1769-1809) (LVA #38)
Note: This documents the Guardian Accounts of Phebe, Polly, and Allen Murry Merryman from 1769 through 1786 with John Flippen, Guardian. The accounts begin on page 27 and continue on numerous unnumbered pages. The final accounting for Phebe and Polly details their marriages to Benjamin and Obadiah Johnson

1781 April 26: Last will and Testament of Obediah Hendrick of Cumberland Co. made this day, probated 1799 April 28:

Named Sister in Law Elizabeth Hendrick

100 pounds to Independent Methodist Church

Rest of Estate to de divided equally betweed Obediah Hendrick son of Zacharias Hendrick decd.

Obediah Hendrick son of John Hendrick Carpenter

Brother Benjamin Hendrick

Brother Nathaniel Hendrick

Brother Hezekiel Hendrick

Bernard Goode Hendrick son of Bernard Hendrick Decd. If said Bernard shall died before he is of age his share to be equally divided among his own brothers.

Money arising from hire of Martin and Will (slaves) to be applied to supporting Old Ben another slave.

Boss Harry to be put to some trade at the discretion of executors.

Executors: Philip Ratch, John Finney, Robert Walthal, Job Johnson

Witnesses: Waddy Thompson, Jesse Davis (X) Fanny Davis (X), Hannah Davis (X) James Phillips. Cumberland Co. Va wills 2:434 http://www.genfiles.com/hendrick/Chronicles1780.pdf

Obediah Hendrick

Obediah Hendrick son of John Hendrick Carpenter

Brother Benjamin Hendrick

Brother Nathaniel Hendrick

Brother Hezekiel Hendrick

 

Bernard Goode Hendrick son of Bernard Hendrick Decd

Philip Ratch,

John Finney,

Robert Walthal,

Job Johnson

Waddy Thompson,

Jesse Davis

Fanny Davis

Hannah Davis

James Phillips

1790: Following an Act of the General Assembly, the voters who voted for the two members to go to Congress are listed in the Cumberland County Deed Book for 1790. Because the first Federal Census was taken in 1790, it is important that researchers have access to those who had the privilege of voting and who used it. The following 264 voted for GILES.

Breaks in the text indicate columns breaks in Cumberland County Historical Bulletin and may not reflect column breaks in the original.

This poll may be used as a partial substitute for the 1790 Cumberland County Census.

Maurice Langhorne
William Hobson
Peter Montague

Montague Surname
Josiah Thomson
William Maxey
Charles Allen

Allen Surname
William Ligon
James Isham

How related to ? Isham married to William Randolph and to ?Isham married to Adam SYmes
Thomas Anderson
Drury Hatcher

Drury Hatcher is off William Hatcher b 1613 of Swift Creek
William Anderson
Cod'n Carrington
John Griffin
Caleb Hobson
Hugh Junior
Harrison Jones
John Holcomb
James Adams
Robert Smith
John Colquit
David Johnson
Jno Dodson

Dodson surname is a clue
Archibald Anglea
Nathan Womack

Womack is a Connecting Surname

Moses Hubbard

Hubbard Family ends up with the William Johnson homestead in Henry Co on Buffalo Creek
Stephen Robinson
Mayo Carrington

Carringtons are connected to William Hatcher and also my Mayo Lines
James Gilliam

Gilliam is a surname connector to Jonas Lawson and Rev. Thomas Murrell Families

Neighbors of James Gilliam Those mentioned in the 1763 processioning included: William Austin, Benoni Boatwright, Jeremiah Cannon, Robert Carter, George Carrington, Hezekiah Daverson, James GILLIAM, Phineas Glover, Joseph Griffin, James Johnson, Joseph Johnson, John Jones, Daniel Jones, Philip Mayo, John Meador, Burton Newton, John Parrish, David Preger, David Reynolds, James Robinson, William Rowland, Samuel Taylor, John Wayles, Drury Woodson.  http://home.triad.rr.com/gilliamsofva/Cumberland/Susannah/Susannah.html

John B. Cooper
Nath'l Carrington

Carringtons are connected to William Hatcher and too my Mayo Lines
John Nunnally
Benj'n Allen

Allen Surname
William Spears
Joseph H. Jenkins
William Bond
Miller Woodson

James Gates
James Thomas
R'd Richardson
Phinas Glover
William Walker
Thomas Hobson
Alexander Trent

Trent Surname connector to Hatchers
John Minter
Lewis Orange
Bernard Sims

Sims is a clue on James Bartlett Symes cousin of Capt. John Symes Half brother of Patrick Henry
Hump Holland

Holland surname to Michael Holland of St. Pauls Parish descended from Hollands of Archers Hope
Vern Smith
Joseph Fuquay
John Winfree
Dudley Street
John Slaughter
Thomas Turpin, Sr.

Turpin surname connector to descendants of William Hatcher b 1613 land owner on Swift Creek and Appottomax River in Bermuda Hundred
Jesse Woodson
Robert Gilliam

Gilliam is a surname connector to Lawson and Rev. Thomas Murrell Families
Joseph Carrington

Carringtons are connected to William Hatcher and my Mayo Lines
Richard Webber

Philip W.⁷ Webber (Richard⁶, Tahpanes⁵ Ward, RICHARD⁴, SETH³, RICHARD², SETH¹, Seth^A, John^B, Seth^C)⁸⁵⁹ was born 1 November 1792 in Cumberland Co., VA^860,861, and died Aft. 1863. He married Susanna Murel Puryear 20 January 1830 in Amelia Co., VA http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/r/e/e/Brenda-H-Reed/GENE10-0019.html
Joseph Taylor
William Russell
James Doss
Tho's Johns
William Hobson
Francis Armistead
Rob't C. Harrison
Dan'l Johnson
William Bagby
Hezh Colquit
William Macon
George Keeling
George Anderson
Theodorick Carter
John Hill

Electing members to Congress:
For THOMAS EDMUNDS

Tucker Baughan
Jesse Boatright
James Farmer

Farmer is a surname connector to descendants of William Hatcher b 1613 of Swift Creek
Jno Duncomb
Stephen Woodson
Richard Allen
Harrison Jones
Jacob Johnson
Wright Bond
Henry Guthrey
Henry Skipwith
Charles Allen
Joshua Orange

John Holman, Jr.
John Woodson
Sam'l Meton (?)
Josiah Cox
David Bradley
George Baskerville
Carter H. Harrison
Peter F. Trent

Trent is a surname connector to off spring of William Hatcher b 1613 of Appoppatox River
Sam'l Holliday
Elisha Weatherford
Job Johnston
John White

http://home.triad.rr.com/gilliamsofva/Cumberland/1790Poll/1790Poll.html

1790 in Prob Cumberland Co, VA Anderson W. Johnson son of Obadiah Johnson and Mary Polly Johnson Death: Oct 1860 in Goochland Co, VA Married: 26 Apr 1820 in Goochland Co, VA Nancy Anne George: Officiant Rev Joseph D. Logan in Goochland Co, VA

Nancy Anne George

Rev Joseph D. Logan

1794 Martha Flippen: Part of index to Cumberland County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1810) p. 36-37. Will pro. 25 Aug. 1794. Will book No. 3, 1792-1810 (Reel 18)

Martha Flippen

1794 Cumberland Co., VA

Will of Samuel Atkinson,

 

Will Cumberland Co., VA, WB 3, Page 34, dated 7 May 1794:

 

I Samuel Atkinson of Cumberland County being in good health and of perfect disposing mind sence & memory do nake my last will and testament that is to say after discharging my just debts and necessary funeral expenses

 

I give and bequeath to my loving and beloved wife Mary Ann two negro Slaves named Dick, a men and Kate, also one third of all my personal estate, my still and black smiths tools exceptd. I also lend to my said beloved wife a negro woman named Jane during her naural life, and after her decease to my daughter Mary Johnson. I also lend to my said wife during her natural life the use & profits of two hundred acres of land part of the tract whereon I now dwell and in such part thereof as she shall choose sa as to include the mansion house and the necessary offices thereto belonging & part of the plantation and wood land as she shall find most convienient, and a negro man named Jack which said bequest and loans are hereby meant to be taken by her in lieu of her Dower in my estate  I give and bequeath to my son Samuel the tract of land & plantation whereon I ow live, including the part thereof loaned to my loving wife, containing by estimation four hundred & thirty five acres more or less, also a negro man named Jack, and a negro man named Moses, and a negro boy named Jesse and my still and black smiths tools, to him and his Heirs forever. But it is also to be understood that this bequest is not meant to deprive my wife of the benefit of loan above made to her of part of the said land and slave Jack.

 

 

I give and bequeath to my sons Josiah & Jesse my tract of land in Pittsylvania County whereon the said Josiah now resides containing by estimation four hundred & fifty acres more or less to be equally divided between them, provided never the less that if I shall at any time hereafter purchase other lands and give them to either of them the said Josiah & Jesse by Deed or otherwise he to whom such land shall be so given shall relinquish to the other by Deed of relinquishment or otherwise as shall be deemed most advise able to all claim under these presents to the said four hundred and fifty acres land or any part thereof without any researve whatever. I also give and bequeath to my Son Josiah a negro boy named Frank now in his possession to him and his Heirs forever. And to my son Jesse a negro boy named Ben, and a feather bed & furniture, to him and his Heirs forever.

 

I give and bequeath to my son Robert two hundres and sixty nine acres of land more or less which includes lands conveyed to me by John Montague and Lawerence Smith, whereon Montagues old ordinary is situate and a negro girl named Noh also a feather Bed and furniture to him and his Heirs forever

 

 

I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah Meaders a negro woman named Lucy, a negro boy named Isaac, and a negro girl maned Agg, all of them now in her possession to her and her Heirs forever.

 

 

I give in Trust to my son Josiah Atkinson a female negro slave named Rachel and her children, and negro girl slave named Rose, which were intrusted to the possession of John Johnson, and my Daughter Nancy his wife or or about the ninth day of March one thousand seven hundred and ninty two, for the purposes following that is to say that my said Daughter Nancy and her children, shall during the natural life of her the said Nancy, without any lett, hindrance, or molestation, from him the said John Johnson enjoy the full benefit and use of the labor of the said slaves and their future increase if any and after the death of my said Daughter, I give and bequeath the said slaves and their increase to be equally divided among the children of my said Daughter or their legal representatives, and it is my particular request that my Son Josiah will take upon himself the burden of this trust.

 

 

 

I give and bequeath to my daughter Annis Flippin a negro woman named Rose, and a negro girl named Silva, both now in the posession of my said daughter also a negro boy named Lewis to her and her Heirs forever.

 

 

I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Johnson a negro girl named Anne, now in her posession, to her and her Heirs forever.

 

 

 

I give and bequeath to my Daughter Fanny Johnson a Negro Girl named Betty now in her posession and a girl named Pegg to her and her heirs forever.

 

 

I give and bequeath to my daughter Sasanna Gauldin a negro boy named Ned, and a negro girl named Rachel to her and her Heirs forever.

 

 

I give and bequeath to my dughter Elizabeth Atkinson a negro man named Charles, and a negro girl named Lucy, and a feather Bed & furniture to her and her Heirs forever.

 

 

I give and bequeath to my daughter Judith austin a negro boy named Davy and a negro girl named Moll and a feather Bed & furniture to her and her Heirs forever.

 

I give and bequeath to my Grandson Samuel Atkinson son of my son John Atkinson a negro girl named Jany to him and his Heirs forever.

 

I give and bequeath to my Son John Atkinson forty shillings current money.

 

 

My will and desire is that all my estate of what kind so ever not herein before particulary disposed be divided among all my children (my son John excepted) in equal portions.

 

I nominate and appoint my Son Samuel Atkinson and Charles Woodson Executors of this my last will & testament hereby revoking all former wills by me heretofore made. In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this seventh day of May one thousand seven hundred ninty four.

 

                                                 his

                                      Samuel      X     Atkison

                                                mark

 

Signed Sealed published & declared by Samuel Atkinson to be his last will & testament in presence of us at whose request we have hereunto subscribed our names

 

John Criddle

James Austin

R Austin

 

At a court held for Cumberland County the 22nd Sept'r 1794.

 

This last will and testament of Samuel Atkinson deceased was exhibited in Court by Samuel Atkinson & Charles Woodson the Executors therein named and proved by the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of Samuel Atkinson one of the Executors who made oath according to law certificate is granted him for obtaining probate thereof in due form on giving bond & security whereupon he with Edward Walton his Security entered into bond conditioned according to law.

 

Teste

 

Miller Woodson Clk

Samuel Atkinson

wife Mary Ann

daughter Mary Johnson.

sons Josiah & Jesse

son Robert

son Josiah Atkinson

Son John Atkinson

daughter Sarah Meaders

daughter Annis Flippin

Daughter Fanny Johnson

daughter Sasanna Gauldin

dughter Elizabeth Atkinson

daughter Judith Austin

Charles Woodson

John Criddle

James Austin

R Austin

 

1794 bet  - 25 Jan 1796 Death: Daniel JOHNSON son of John J. Johnson and Mary Pledge in Cumberland Co, VA

Mary Pledge

1795 John Flippen Part of index to Cumberland County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1810) . 56-57. Inv. & Appr. rec. 24 Aug. 1795. Will Book No. 3, 1792-1810 (Reel 18)

John Flippen

1796 Jan 25: Daniel Johnson: Part of index to Cumberland Co. Wills and Administrations ( 1749-1810) Will Book # 3 1792-1810 on reel 18: Library of Virginia: System # 000534199

 

The source for the marriage of Rebecca JOHNSON and Anthony WALTON is the will of Rebecca's father, Daniel JOHNSON, which reads in part:

"..I give and bequeath to my daughter Rebecca wife of Anthony Walton, a negro woman named Jenny and a negro boy named Wall, now in her possession, & a negro woman named Aggy with their future increase and a feather bed and furniture, to her and her heirs &tc..."

(WILL: Daniel JOHNSON - Cumberland Co, VA - Probate 25 Jan 1796, Will Book No. 3 (1792-1810) p. 72-73)

1796 May 23: In the Name of God Amen. The first day of July one thousand seven hundred & ninety four, I John Flippin of the County of Cumberland Being sick & weak in body Tho of sound and perfect memory of mind thanks be to almighty God, do make and ordain this to be my last Will and Testament, in manner and form following.
Item, first I desire all my Just Debts be paid, and those due me received or got in. Item. I lend to my loving wife Nancy Flippin the Tract of land and Plantation whereon I now live Containing one hundred & ninety three acres with its appertances also all my slaves & personal Estate let it consist in what kind or quality soever all which I lend to her during Natural Life.

Item. I give to my son Thomas Flippin all the land I have a right to claim in Kentucky by virtue of Samuel Rice's Bond for that purpose which Bond I desire my said son Thomas Flippin and his heirs forever may have full beneift off.

 Item. I give to my son John Murray Flippin the land and plantation whereon I now live Containing one hundred and ninety three acres together with is Appertenances which I desire he may have after the Death of my said wife Nancy Flippin all which I give to him & his Heirs forever.

Item. my will & desire is that after the Death of my beloved wife Nancy Flippin all my slaves & personal Estate together with its increase be equally Divided amongst my children namely Thomas Flippin, Patsey Johns, Hannah Flippin, Bettey Flippin, Sally Elcan Loyle, Nancy Murray Baughn, Lucy Hill, Jane Flippin, Rebeca Flippin, Judith Scott Flippen & John Murray Flippin, which I desire they and each of them & their heirs may Enjoy forever. Item. my will & Desire is that all the slaves which I have a right to claim from my Father Ralph Flippin's Estate. And which may be recovered from thence be Equally Divided with their increase amongst my Eleven children before named, which I desire they and their Heirs may Enjoy forever. Item. I constitute and appoint my friends John Ford, Thomas Johns, and my beloved wife Nancy Flippin, my hole [sic] and sole Executors & Executrix of this my last will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have set my hand & seal the day & year above written.
Signed: John Flippin
Signed sealed & Acknowledge in presence of us: Simon Hughes, Barnabas Lipscombe, Jane Stegar, Jeffery Robinson, Jr.
(Cumberland Co., VA, Will Book 3, pg. 80)

At a Court held for Cumberland County the 23 rd day of May 1796. This Last Will and Testament of John Flippin deceased was exhibited in Court by Nancy Flippin Executrix therein named and proved by two of the Witnesses thereto and ordered to be Recorded and on the motion of the said Executrix who made Oath according to law Certificate is granted her for obatining a probate thereof in due form on giving security whereupon she with John Murray & Thomas Maddox her securities entered into according to law.
Teste: T. Woodson

From this we know the other children of John Flippen are

Thomas Flippin,

Thomas Flippin married Abt 1775 in Cumberland Co., VA: Betsy Baughn or Baugh

Patsey Johns,

Martha " Patsey" Johns married Thomas Johns

Hannah Flippin,

Hannah Flippin married William Herring

Bettey Flippin,

Sally Elcan Loyle,

Nancy Murray Baughn,

Lucy Hill,

Jane Flippin,

Jane Flippen married James Baugh

Rebeca Flippin,

Rebeca Flippin she married Richard Jenkins

Judith Scott Flippen

John Murray Flippin

John Murray Flippin married Nancy Brown

John Murray

Thomas Maddox

JOHNSON / THURSTON / COWAN / FERGUSON FAMILIES of Virginia and North Carolina

1799 June 15: DB 4, p 623.  Inst. 15 June 1799. Rec. 9 Sep 1799.  Grantor: Sarah Quarles, Campbell Co.  Grantee: MOSES ARNOLD, Cumberland Co. 400 pounds. On Johnson's creek in Campbell Co., beginning "near the mud hole on Chilles's Road," "mouth of Dearings old road," Rattlesnake Branch, Walter Uruquart; also two hundred acres, adjoining first. (Note:  Total acreage not certain.)  Signed Sarah Quarles. Wit: Achilles Douglas, Howard Bennett, Wm. Hale, Wm. Hale http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/special/afas/unpub/unpubva01.txt

Sarah Quarles,

MOSES ARNOLD,

Johnson's creek Campbell Co

Chilles's Road

Dearings old road

Rattlesnake Branch

Walter Uruquart

Achilles Douglas

Howard Bennett

Wm. Hale

Wm. Hale

1799-Aug- 1  John Johnson and Robert Johnson to William Johnson of Carterville, Cumberland County tract in Louisa cont. 95 acres being our part of tract deeded to us and others by Thos. Johnson in Louisa adj. Charles Yancey John Woodger, James Watson for ?100. sig. John Johnson, Robert Johnson (Lo. DB-I,  666) Bonnie Flythe’s Report

William Johnson

Charles Yancey

John Woodger,

James Watson

1799 Aug 9: Louisa County Book: I, Page: 666, Grantor: John Johnson and Robert Johnson, Grantee: William Johnson,
John Johnson and Robert Johnson to William Johnson of Carterville, Cumberland County tract in Louisa cont. 95 acres being our part of tract deeded to us and others by Thos. Johnson in Louisa adj. Charles Yancey John Woodger, James Watson for ?100. sig. John Johnson Robert Johnson.

1800 Sept 22: William Johnson Part of Index to Cumberland County Wills and Administrations 1749-1810: pg 229 Allotment of Dower rec 1803: pg 211-213 Account current rec 1802: pf 247 Orphans Account rec 27 Feb 1804, entry struck out, Recorded in wrong book. Pg 155 Inv and Appr rec. 22 Sept 1800: Will Book # 3: 1792-1810 on reel 18 library of Virginia Systems # 000534203

 

1801 Dec 30 Birth : Littleton Parish, Henry Hatcher Cumberland Co, VA
Death : 7 Jan 1879 St Charles Co, MO Parents: Major John Hatcher and Nancy Gentry: Henry Hatcher is the Grandson of Frederick Hatcher and Sarah Woodson, This goes then to Henry Hatcher and Suzanna Williamson to Benjamin Hatcher and Elizabeth Greenhaugh to William Hatcher b 1613 on Swift Creek.

Henry Hatcher’s daughter Ann Maria Hatcher born 1826 Sept 14, died 1879 Jan 19. Married Strother Johnson 1850 Nov 13:

Children: CHARLES JOHNSON, SUSAN JOHNSON, SALLY JOHNSON,

Sarah Woodson

She is the daughter of Dr. John Woodson and Mary Miller the Grandparents are Benjamin Woodson and Sarah Porter

Dr. John Woodson’s son Miller Woodson married Mary Baker De Graffenreid daughter of   Tscharner De Graffenreidt and Mary Baker: This is also the lines of Researcher Mary Hollands families on Gideon Johnson

Suzanna Williamson

She is the daughter of Thomas Williamson

1801 Cumberland Co. Va: Alexander Johnson born son of Isaac Johnson and Mary grandson of Daniel Johnson and Judith Woodson

 

Judith Woodson

 

1802 Feb 27  
This Indenture made this twenty seventh of February one thousand eight hundred and two between Drury Woodson of the County of Cumberland of the one part and Charles Woodson, John Price and Charles M. GILLIAM of the same County of the [other] part. Witnesseth that the said Drury Woodson in order to secure the payment of the publick revenue of the United States collected by the said Drury Woodson and not paid in the treasury thereof of which payment the said Charles Woodson, John Price and Charles M. GILLIAM are bound as securities to the United States and in consideration of the sum of one dollar in hand paid by the said Charles Woodson etc. before the ensealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby confest [sic] he the said Drury Woodson hath bargained and sold and by these presents doth bargain and sell unto the said Chas. Woodson, Jno. Price and Chas. M. GILLIAM the following estate, (to w.) one certain tract or parcel of land whereon the said Drury Woodson now lives contained by estimation three hundred acres more or less and bounded by the lands of John Stratton, John Glover and Thomas Wilkinson in the county aforesaid likewise sine Negroes (to wit) James, Anderson, Phill, Ned, Sinthy and George, three head of horses ten head of cattle and three beds with furniture with the reversion and reversions yearly and other rents issues and profits with every part and parcel thereof and also all the right titles interest claim or demand whatsoever of him the said Drury Woodson in the said real personal estate; to have and to hold the said tract of three hundred acres lying as aforesaid together with six Negroes James, Anderson, Phill, Ned, Sinthy and George, three head of horses ten head of cattle and three beds etc. as herein before mentioned to be hereby granted with their and every of their appurtenances unto the said Charles Woodson, John Price and Charles M. GILLIAM their heirs exors a ____ and assigns forever up___? trust nevertheless that the said Charles Woodson, John Price, and Charles M. GILLIAM shall as soon as they can agreeable to law proceed to sell the same to the highest bidder for cash and out of the monies arising from the sale to defray all the reasonable charges attending such sale and other the debt above mentioned and the residue of such monies (if any) to the use of the said Drury Woodson as he shall direct in witness whereof the said Drury Woodson hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and date above written
Drury Woodson
Isaac Johnson
Walter Jones
At a court held for Cumberland County on Monday the 23rd day of August 1802. This deed of mortgage for Drury Woodson to Charles Woodson, John Price and Charles M. GILLIAM was proved by the oath of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded
Teste Wade N. Woodson
Book 9, Page 123 http://home.triad.rr.com/gilliamsofva/Cumberland/Cumberland.html

 

Notes: Judith Woodson is a direct descendant of Dr. John Woodson, b. ca 1586 Dorsetshire, England, m. bef 1619 in England and d. ca 1644 Henrico Co., VA.  m. Sarah Winston. After Dr. Woodsons Death Sarah married a Mr. Johnson: Dr. John Woodson and Sarah Winston Woodson lived in Flowerdew Hundred, also known as Peirsey's Hundred.  This land lay on the south side of the James River. inventory of her estate was recorded in January 1660 in Henrico County. 

 

Sarah Winston Woodson had two children Robert Woodson and John Woodson. The Colonial Families of Elizabeth Ferris, Thomas Watkins and wife Elizabeth Pride, William Porter, William Daniels. Other names of Interest in Woodson lines, Shadrack Mims,  Mary Ann Toney, Charles Christian. Josiah Leak and wife Ann Fenton, Philip King, Charles Gilliam, Peyton Riddle and Bartholomew Stoval and wife Tabitha Moss

 

Notes: Check for Johnsons in Flowere Dew Hundred and Peirseys Pride

 

Run a check on water water way Dr. John Woodson and wife Sarah Winston lived on and see who is Sarah Winston’s family if connected to Patrick Henry Lines and Capt. John Symes.

 

South of the James River: See Report.

South of James River is Capt. Jesse Johnson and Capt. Joseph Johnson in 1649

In checking this report we find the William Hatcher born 1613 families in 1679 living by Robert Woodson and John Woodson along with a John Ball

In checking Appottomax River Familes I find that Richard Johnson owned lands on South side of James River: Notes: 1655 May: Henry Lawne 516 acs S side James River 1674 …350 acs granted to Richard Johnson 20 Jun 1639 & sold to sd Lawne 1 May 1655 CPv2 Linda Starrs research

 

When counties were established in 1634 Flowerdew Hundred was part of Charles City County and in 1702 was included in the new Prince George County. Presently, Flowerdew Hundred Foundation (1716 Flowerdew Road, Hopewell, VA 23860) owns and maintains the plantation as a Public Trust.

 

Dr. John Woodson

26 June 1670 Robert Woodson: Henrico Co. Description: 1192 acres 3r. 32po. on the north side of James River; begg. &c. along a line per Thos. Ludwell, Esqr. Land Office Patents No. 6, 1666-1679 (pt.1 & 2 p.1-692), p. 287 (Reel 6).

 

1681 Sept 28: Henrico Co: Grantee(s): Robert Woodson, John Woodson, Thomas East, Robert Clarke; and, Wm. Porter Description: 531 acres 1r. 4po. on the south side of the White Oak Swamp, in the Parish of Verina and runeth vizt. from a corner black oak of Mr. Thomas Cocke.

 

20 October 1688 Henrico County. Thomas Cocke Jr.: Description: 1650 acres in the parish of Varina, on the south side of Chickahominy Main Swamp, adjoing. the land of John Woodson. Land Office Patents No. 7, 1679-1689 (v.1 & 2 p.1-719), p. 668 (Reel 7).

 

Notes: Thomas Cocke is off the line of LTC RICHARD COCKE who had two wife one Temperance Bailey and the other Mary Ashton, who remarried Daniel Clarke of Oldmans Creek. Where we find the William Murrell Families on Oldmans Creek and Sellers Run

 

Notes: Chickahominy Main Swamp Home of John Watson and Alice Watson parents of Wife Sarah Watson married to Michael Johnson

 

13 November 1713 Henrico County: John Pleasants: Description: 1385 acres on the north side of James River, begg. &c. corner of John Woodson’s land below the mouth of a great creek called Beaverdam Creek. Land Office Patents No. 10, 1710-1719, p. 94 (Reel 10).

 

23 December 1714. Major John Bolling: Henrico Co: Description: 1388 acres on the north side of James River, begg. &c. standing on the river bank parting John Woodson and sd. Bolling.

 

16 June 1714. Henrico County. Grantee(s): John Woodson, and Charles Fleming, Source: Land Office Patents No. 10, 1710-1719, p. 166 (Reel 10).

 

16 June 1714 Henrico County Description William Cox 440 acres on the North side of James River adjoining the land of John Woodson over against the Manakin Town. Source: Land Office Patents No. 10, 1710-1719, p. 190 (Reel 10).

 

16 August 1715 Henrico County William Womack Description: 950 acres on the north side of James River, on the heads of the land of John Woodson, over against the Manakin Town. Land Office Patents No. 10, 1710-1719, p. 240 (Reel 10).

 

1717 January 22: Henrico County. Micael Johnson Description: 500 acres on the south side of the main branch of Tuckahoe. Begg. &c. on John Woodson’s Mill Creek. Land Office Patents No. 10, 1710-1719, p. 345 (Reel 10).

 

Notes: This is Michael Johnson married to Sarah Watson

 

Sarah Winston

Sarah WOODSON was a brave pioneer woman. In the absence of her husband during the Indian Uprising of April 18, 1644, aided by Robert LIGON, she resisted an attack by the Indians, killing nine. She loaded the gun while LIGON fired, and hearing a noise up the chimney she threw the bed upon the coals, the stifling smoke bringing two Indians down, whom she dispatched. Her sons, Robert in the potato hole and John under the tub, were saved. For many years they were called "Potato Hole" and "Tub." Over the years this story has been passed on from one WOODSON generation to the next and as passed among the various families has varied a bit in details but not in Sarah's bravery in defending her children.

 

After John WOODSON'S death his Sarah married a DUNWELL and then a JOHNSON. On her death she left a combination inventory and nuncupative will which was recorded January 17, 1660/1. Bequests included John WOODSON, Robert WOODSON and Deborah WOODSON and Elizabeth DUNWELL.

http://webpages.charter.net/pepbaker/woodson.htm

 

Sarah Winston is reported to be the daughter of Isaac Winston and Sarah Dabney: Her brother is  recorded as Anthony Winston.

 

Robert Ligon

 

My notes in order for Robert Ligon in 1644 to be of aid he has to live close to Dr. John Woodson and wife Sarah so lets see if we can find him. Also Mr. Dunwell must also be in the area to Marry Sarah Winston

 

3 October 1664 Henrico Co. Grantee(s): Thomas Liggon, and Captn. Wm. Farrer, Description: 335 acres 25per. on the south side of James River; Begg. at a white oak on the river, in Mont Malada field. Land Office Patents No. 5, 1661-1666 (v.1 & 2 p.1-369), p. 417 (Reel 5).

 

29 October 1668 Location: Henrico County. Grantee(s): Majr. Wm. Ferrer, and, Lt. Colo. Tho Ligon: Description: 300 acres on the south side of James River begg. &c. upon the river in Mount My Ladyes Field. Land Office Patents No. 6, 1666-1679 (pt.1 & 2 p.1-692), p. 188 (Reel 6).

 

29 Sept. 1668, Patent Book 6 pg. 49 of Cavaliers and Pioneers : Major Wm. Ferre & Lt. Coll. Thos. Ligon, 300 acs. Henrico Co, S. side of James Riv., p. 188. Beg. in Mt. Mount my ladyes field, at a place where an old oven had stood, to the faling ground of Proctor's, to the Reedy Br. & c. Trans. of six pers: Walter Felkes, SAMLL. RIGOLL, James Hicton, Ann Armstrong, Thos. Poldon, Wm. Dodson.  http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/r/i/d/Brian-P-Ridgell/FILE/0208page.html

 

6 October 1671. Henry Randolph Henrico Co. Va Description: 335 acs. 25 po. on South side of James Riv. Beg. in Mount my Ladyes field against a place where an old oven had stood &c., to the red water slash. to falling ground to Proctors.

 

We also know that the Lands South of the James River or known as Flower De Hundred will go into Prince George Co. in 1703 when it forms.

 

Col. Thomas Ligon was baptized at Walsgrave-on-Sowe, Warwickshire, England, 11 January 1623/4. The grandson of a second son, I had little chance of inheriting titles, land, or fortune. King Charles I appointed my cousin William Berkley the royal governor of Virginia and, although I was just 16, I decided to join him in the New World.

 

On 18 April 1644 Indians attacked our settlements, massacring about 300. I was then at the home of Sarah Woodson, wife of Dr. John Woodson whom the Indians killed. Using my 8-foot gun, I killed 3 Indians with the first shot, then 2 with the second. I fired a third time as they fled, killing 7 in all. This gun with “Ligon” still carved in the stock, is now at the Virginia Historical Society. 

 

Around 1648-50 I married Mary Harris the daughter of Capt. Thomas Harris, and we were the parents of 7 children. 

 

Berkeley appointed me to represent him in many matters. Because colonial records for Henrico and Charles City counties were mostly destroyed, little evidence of my official acts remains

 

In 1656 I was a member of the House of Burgesses at Jamestown,  I was a member of “ye Committee for private Causes.”  Major William Harris my brother-in-law, was the other burgess representing Henrico County. I was a justice for Charles City County 1 August 1657,  county surveyor from 1667 to my death in 1675.

 

Mary survived me 29 years. Able to fend for herself, she never remarried. Like me, she was handy with a gun, earning a bounty for killing 2 wolves in 1678.  got into a dispute with our son William, and when she failed to evict him from her land, she left his heirs out of her will. http://www.virginians.com/redirect.htm?topics&3520

 

Notes: Sir William Berkley brought Stephen Johnson into the Colonies and received land at Neck of the Woods called Green Creek, or Green Swamp.

 

 

Mount my Ladyes

Mont Malada field

 

Drury Woodson
Isaac Johnson
Walter Jones

Chas. Woodson,

Jno. Price

Chas. M. GILLIAM

John Stratton,

John Glover

Thomas Wilkinson

 

1802/10/18 Thomas Johnson, from Wm. Turpin of Cumberland Co, 102 lbs, 35 A N side Ivy Crk, John Johnson’s line, teste Wm Ballou, John Johnson, John Stratton Wm. Daugherty, James Ballard, db 11, 664 Bedford Co VA courthouse deeds. From: Sherrie Boone

 

Wm. Turpin

N side Ivy Crk,

Wm Ballou, or BALLOW

John Stratton

Wm. Daugherty

James Ballard

 

1803 April 22 (Cumb. Co. DB9) Alex M. Davenport, one of the partners of the late firm of William and Alex Davenport of Cumb. Co. to William Daniel, David Johnson, trustees and William Galt of Richmond City...sd. Alexeous M. Davenport for 100.00 to trustees two negros Cuffy 14 yrs. and Cibby 15 yrs. now hired by William Phillips, sd. negros received from his fathers estate, firm is indebted to Galt for 103 pounds with interest from 15 July 1802. http://www.lhaasdav.com/genealogy/davenportwmva.htm 

 

Alex M. Davenport

William Davenport

William Daniel

William Galt of Richmond City

William Phillips

 

 

1804 Born Alexander Johnson Died 1878 God be merciful to the dead. Johnson Cemetery Location: 2.4 miles north of Cumberland, Virginia on Route #60, 11.9 miles left on Route #45, left 1.8 miles on Route #16 and 1 mile left from that route, then turn right and continue for .6 mile. Cumberland County

1806 July 1: James Johnson, Thomas H. Ratcliff and Lucy his wife of Louisa to William Hainby of Cumberland all their interest in tract adj. John Woodger, dec'd. James Watson, Charles Yancey formerly known as Jones tract. Book: K, Page: 300, Grantor: James Johnson, Thomas H. Ratcliff and Lucy, Grantee: William Hainby

1806 July 21: James Johnson, Thomas H. Ratcliff and Lucy his wife of Louisa to William Hainby of Cumberland all their interest in tract adj. John Woodger, dec'd. James Watson, Charles Yancey formerly known as Jones tract. (Lo. DB-K, 300) Bonnie’s report

Thomas H. Ratcliff

Lucy Ratcliff

William Hainby

John Woodger, dec'd

Charles Yancey

1807 Cumberland Chancery Case 1807-004: Richard Jenkins and wife Rebecca, a dau of John Flippen, was residuary legatee in his will. Complaint filed Feb 1804. She sold her interest to James Baughan and when her mother died, Rebecca's interest went to Baughan. Complaint identifies James Baughan as Rebecca's sister's husband. Thomas Johns, executor of will of John Flippen filed his answer that said Rebecca was of age at the time the will was written and James Baughan married one of the complainant's sisters. Name of the sister who married James Baughan not stated. Case closed 1807.

Rebecca

Richard Jenkins

James Baughan

Thomas Johns

 

1807 May 12  Lemuel Towler mar Nancy Johnson Cumberland so email me at FRMRNYR@AOLCOM for a copy

 

Lemuel Towler

1808 Jan 25: Dr. William Johnston: Part of Index to Cumberland County Wills and Administration 1749-1810: pg 388-390 Inv and Appr. Rec. 25 Jan 1808: Will book # 3 1792-1810 on reel 18: Linrary of Virginia Systems # 00534204

 

Dr. William Johnston

 

1808 Born Mary B. Johnson Died 1864 The pure in heart rest in peace. Johnson Cemetery Location: 2.4 miles north of Cumberland, Virginia on Route #60, 11.9 miles left on Route #45, left 1.8 miles on Route #16 and 1 mile left from that route, then turn right and continue for .6 mile. Cumberland County

1808  Feb 27 John Johnson mar Mary Boatright Cumberland so email me at FRMRNYR@AOLCOM for a copy

Mary Boatright

1810 April 4 James Agee mar Martha Johnson Cumberland County Surety Edward Walton so email me at FRMRNYR@AOLCOM for a copy

James Agee

1816 Aug 28 Title: WILL: Isaac JOHNSON Will of Isaac Johnson, recorded 28 Aug 1816; (Cumberland Co., VA, Will Book 5, pg 303)
"...every species of my property both real & personal to be sold and the monies arising there from to be equally divided among my said children as they come of age.

Alexander Johnson

Peter Johnson

Dekar Johnson

Polly Johnson

Rebeca Johnson

Frederick Johnson

Delila Johnson

 Wily... Johnson www.lva.lib.va.us   JOHNSON / THURSTON / COWAN / FERGUSON FAMILIES of Virginia and North Carolina

1818 Aug 14: Married Benjamin Johnson married Elizabeth T. Jordan Cartersville, Cumberland County Virginia

Notes: 1911 Aug 7, John Thompson Brown was taken to Round About Castle, by Mrs D.M. Walker Jr, daughter in law of Major D.M.Walker of Richmond, who served as Captain of Otey’s Battery in the War of 1861-65. Mrs. Walker then lived in Louisa Court House in the house where J. William Jones (General Lee’s Chaplain) was born. At that time the Farm included only 500 acres, and the homestead was occupied by Mrs. Walker’s mother, Mrs. Thomasia Johnson Fox the daughter of Thomas Johnson, the son of Thomas Johnson the Sheriff, the son of Nicholas Johnson, the son of (31) Thomas Johnson. Thomas Johnson son of Thomas Johnson the sheriff not having any sons, named his daughter Thomasia to perpetuate the name. The Homestead, then over two hundred years old was in fine condition.

 

At the time Mrs. Fox whose sister was the wife of John H. Montague or Richmond, was over eighty years old. Her husband was Beverly H. Fox, grandson of Dr. Meridith Fox of Louisa.

 

John Thompson Brown copied the following entries from the Johnson family bible ( published in Edinborough in 1744)

Nicholas Johnson born 10^th day of October 1713

Elizabeth Johnson, wife of Nicholas Johnson born July 14^th 1718

Mary Johnson, daughter of Nicholas Johnson and Elizabeth Johnson born October 29^th, 1737

 

 In April 1913 Round About Castle, its contents, Bible and all was destroyed by fire.

 

 John Thompson Brown describes the Johnson coat of arms as a shield and bars with a cock on top and the motto (translated from latin) “Victory Always in a Fight”

 

He Credits much of the information on the descendants of (3) William Johnson to Mrs. Belle Porter Ellington who lived on Monument Avenue in Richmond, and who in a letter to John Thompson Brown dated 2-6-1912, identifies herself as the great-great-granddaughter of Benjamin Johnson who married Elizabeth T. Jordon on 8-4-1818 and lived in Cartersville, Cumberland County Virginia. This Benjamin John apparently was a son of Thomas Johnson the Sheriff, who married his cousin Nancy, and who was a member of the House of Burgess in 1761-5 along with (36) William Johnson. Mrs Ellington obtained her information frm “ Family Portraits, Bible records and old letters written by Elizabeth T. Jordan Johnson by Nancy Johnson ( Wife of Thomas Johnson the Sheriff). Pg 170 (Chesterfield County need rest of source)

Round About Castle:

 Apparently most of the clan of Johnson’s were Quakers and many of them settled around Louisa County Court House. Their farm originally was several thousand acres. ( Patrick Henry once lived on a part of it) and included the court house which was 5 miles from the Homestead, Round About Castle

Sent in by  Taken from a book in our Genealogy section of our Library here in Wichita Falls, TX. "Data on Some Virginia Families" pages, 163 - 171, edited by Dakota Best Brown. From: Helen Helen  ehr763@ntbroadband.com

Elizabeth T. Jordan

1820 Sept 18;  William Dunnavant mar Rebecca Johnson Cumberland County Mother is Mary Johnson so email me at FRMRNYR@AOLCOM for a copy

William Dunnavant

1821 Dec  WILL OF JESSE BOATWRIGHT

In the name of God amen, I Jesse Boatright of the County of Cumberland being weak in body but of sound and disposing mind and memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following, hereby revoking all other wills heretofore by me made.

It is my will and desire that my body be buried in a decent Christian like manner, and as to the worldly property which it has pleased God to (illegible) to own and enjoy, after the payment of my just debts which are but few, I dispose of in manner following, that is to say, I leave my wife Judith during her natural life one hundred and eighty acres of land, (illegible) of the tract I now live on, to be laid off beginning at my corner on Hatchers Creek (illegible) at James Andersons at an old rotten green stump, running through my land in a straight line to (illegible) Pages line, so as to include the said one hundred and eighty acres, with the dwelling house and appurtenances thereunto belonging.

I also leave to my said wife Judith during her natural life the five following slaves, that is to say George, Abram, Jack, Lidia, and Peter; also one half of all my stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, also one half of all my household and kitchen furniture, one half of all my plantation tools and utensils, and one half of all my Crops on hand or growing as the case may be, and after the death of my wife, I give and devise to my son Jesse (illegible) his heirs forever the aforesaid one hundred and eighty acres of land with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, so as aforesaid left to my wife.

I also give to my said son Jesse and his heirs after the death of his mother, the negro woman Lidia aforesaid and her future increase together with whatever may be left of the stock, Household and kitchen furniture, plantation tools and utensils, so as aforesaid left to his mother during her natural life.

I give to my son Richard and his heirs at the death of his mother my negro man George; I also give to my said son Richard two hundred dollars to be deducted out of his land due to me of five hundred dollars bearing date on the (blank) day of one thousand eight hundred and (blank) with interest from the (illegible) (illegible) (illegible) Bond becomes due, I have heretofore given to my said son Richard one half of the tract of land formerly lived upon, Supposed to contain ninety six acres, which is considered to be equal to the provision I can make for the rest of my children.

My son Langhorne I have already made provision for by giving him the other half of the land I formerly lived upon. Supposed to contain ninety six acres and advancing for and paying to him two hundred dollars in cash which is also considered to be equal to the provisions I can make for the rest of my children.

I give and devise to my sons Benoni and Edward the balance of the tract of land I now live on to be equally divided between them, in numbers of acres, not as joint tenants but as tenants in common, beginning at a chopt beech on Hatcher’s Creek, at the mouth of a small branch running through the same to the line of the land left their mother during her life so as to divide at(?) equally the lower half adjoining (illegible) Stephen W (illegible). I give and devise also negro boy Tom to him and his heirs forever.

To my son Benoni I give and devise the upper half of the same parcel or tract of land adjoining Mr. Charles Irving, also negro boy Phill, to him and his heirs forever.

To my son Wade I give at the death of his mother my negro man Abram to him and his heirs forever. I have heretofore given my said son Wade in cash six hundred dollars which is considered to be equal to the provisions I can make for the rest of my children.

To my son Thomas, I give my negro boy Anthony and at the death of my wife, I also give him my negro boy Jack to him and his heirs forever.

To my daughter Jenny Gibbons I leave my negro girl (illegible) and called by the name of Cinder, now in her possession, during her natural life, and at her death, the said negro Cinder and her natural increase if any to be divided among all my said daughter Jenny’s children. I also give to my said daughter Jenny two hundred dollars to be paid her in cash. I have heretofore given to my said daughter Jenny a feather bed and furniture and (illegible).

I appoint my sons Thomas and Edward Trustees to my son John requesting them to take care of his person and property during life.

To my daughter Molly Johnson I leave my negro (illegible) now in her possession during her natural life, and at her death, the said negro girl with her increase to be equally divided among the children of my said daughter Molly, to them and their heirs forever. I have heretofore given to my said daughter Molly a feather bed and furniture and (illegible).

To my daughter Betsy I leave my negro man Berry(?). If she dies leaving a child or children, I then give the said negro Berry to the said child, and if children to be equally divided among them all to them and their heirs forever and if my said daughter Betsy should die without issue, the said negro Berry to return to my estate and be equally divided among all of my children or their legal representatives. I give to my said daughter Betsy a feather bed and furniture and saddle to her and her heirs forever.

To my daughter Sally I leave my negro woman Nan and boy James during her natural life also a feather bed and furniture and saddle and after her death to be equally divided among all her children if any. If none to return to my estate and be equally divided among all my children or their legal representatives.

To my son John, I leave my negro man Liah for his use and benefit during his natural life to be under the care and management of the trustees before appointed in this my last will and testament, and if my said son John should die leaving issue lawfully begotten, then I give the said negro Liah to such issue him, her, or theirs as the case may be and to his, her, or their heirs forever, but should he die without such issue lawfully begotten then the said negro Liah return to my estate and be equally divided among all of my children or their legal representatives.

The other half of my stocks, furniture, tools, etc., not set apart for my wife, I desire may be sold and the money arising from said sale to be equally divided between my daughters Molly Johnson and Betsy Boatright and should there be any surplus from my estate after discharging the (illegible) it is my wish and desire and I accordingly direct that at the death of my wife, it may be sold together with a negro boy (illegible) and called by the name of Peter and undisposed of, and the money arising from the said sale be equally divided among all of my children or their legal representatives to them and their heirs forever.

Lastly, I nominate and appoint my friends Dr. Samuel Wilson and William M. Thornton executors to this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have this sixteenth day of October one thousand and eight hundred and twenty one set my hand, and affixed my seal.

In presence of Jesse Boatright
Samuel Anderson X
William A. (illegible) (his mark)
At a court held for Cumberland County the 24th day of December, 1821, This last Will and Testament of Jesse Boatright, dec., was handed in court and proved by the witnesses (illegible), and ordered to be recorded. And on motion of William M. Thornton one of the Executors named in said will made oath according to Law or certificate for a (illegible) through in due forum(?) is granted him her having entered into bond securely, according to Law.

Test.
John Daniel, Jr.

NOTE: This will was copied from a Xerox of the original. All entries in parenthesis are from David C. Rains and not part of the original will. The will was copied exactly, complete with grammatical errors and misspellings. www.boatwrightgenealogy.com/johnboatwright5.html#5-10

Jesse Boatright

Wife Judith

Hatchers Creek

James Andersons

Pages line,

son Richard

son Jesse

son Langhorne

sons Benoni and Edward

son Wade

son Thomas

daughter Jenny Gibbons

son John

daughter Molly Johnson

daughter Betsy

daughter Sally

Samuel Anderson

Dr. Samuel Wilson

William M. Thornton

John Daniel, Jr.

 

1822 Selinder Toler married Peter Nicholas Johnson in Cumberland, VA,

1822 Dec 23; Married: Alexander Johnson and Mary B. Anderson

Mary B. Anderson

1822 Dec Cumberland County Bill of Sale, Documents the sale of a negro man named George from the legatees of John Deshazer to Thomas Johnston for four hundred and five dollars. Cumberland County (Va.) Bill of Sale, 1822 Dec. Local government records collection, Cumberland County Court Records. The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Va. 23219.

John Deshazer

1824-1826, Business records, of a general store perhaps owned by Benjamin B. Johnson consist of a journal and ledger Journal C, 1824-1826, is a daybook that records transactions on a daily basis as they occurred. Beside each entry is the page number of the customer’s individual account found in corresponding ledger C. Information found in each entry includes name of customer and the amount owed and paid. The daybook also records store’s payments of regular expenses such as purchases of merchandise, debt accounts, and transportation of goods. Merchandise sold included food, clothing, dry goods, brown sugar, butter, wine, silverware, and candles. Ledger C, 1824-1825, records the accounts of individual customers. Beside each entry is the page number found in corresponding journal C where the customer’s specific transactions can be found. Each account lists transactions in chronological order and the amount owed and paid. Also records store’s controlling accounts including stock account, merchandise account, cash account, tavern account, charges account, etc. These materials came to the Library of Virginia in shipments of court papers from Cumberland County. Benjamin B. Johnson operated a general store that conducted business during the early nineteenth century in Cartersville, Virginia.

1825 Born Martha Johnson Died 1859 Blessed are they that put their trust in God.: Johnson Cemetery Location: 2.4 miles north of Cumberland, Virginia on Route #60, 11.9 miles left on Route #45, left 1.8 miles on Route #16 and 1 mile left from that route, then turn right and continue for .6 mile. Cumberland County

1825 Dec.27th Decker Johnson married Demaris Taylor Cumberland County Va. http://genforum.genealogy.com/va/cumberland/messages/399.html

Notes:

The name Dilren is suppose to be Decker. The informant on death certificate made a mistake. Also Demerius was spelled Demaris on marriage info

She was the daughter of Richard Taylor bc 1762 & died 15 Feb 1844 at "Pleasant Grove" in Cumberland Co., Virginia. He was a ARW pensioner, = indexed as Richard "Tayler" S10260 . She was the granddaughter of Samuel Taylor and Sophia Childress. Demaris' Uncle Captain Samuel Taylor, "the younger" was my 4th great grandfather. http://genforum.genealogy.com/va/cumberland/messages/399.html

1826 Born ABT in Cumberland County, VA Anne Elizabeth Johnson Married: 25 MAY 1841 in Prince Edward County, VA  John Robert Stainback ABT 1821 in Caswell County, NC

John Robert Stainback

1827 Wills Richard Wilson Cumberland County VA

 

 

In the name of God, amen, I, Richard Wilson, of the County of Cumberland, being low in health, but of sound mind and memory do make, constitute and ordain this to be my last will and Testament, to wit: lst it is my will and desire that all my just debts be paid and then I dispose of my Estate in the following manner, that is to say I give and bequeath to my son, Allen Wilson, the tract of lands where I now live, to him and his heirs forever,

 

I give to my daughter Nancy Price in addition to what I shall give her in the next clause of my will, a negro girl by the name of Ann, to her and her heirs forever.

 

I give and bequeath unto my four children Polly Johnson, Daniel A. Wilson, John (W? D?) Wilson, and Nancy Price all the rest and residue of my estate of whatever kind soever, to be equally divided between them.

 

 

I give unto my Grandchildren Thomas, Richard & Hillary Booth the sum of Fifty pounds each to be paid to John Booth, their ________, and for their use whenever they arrive to the age of Twenty One years, that sum to be paid by my five children abovenamed in equal proportions out of that part of the Estate which I have devised them.

I appoint Allen Wilson, Daniel A Wilson and John (W?) Wilson, Executors of this my last will and testament, and it is my wish that they may not be bound to give security for their Executorship. In testimonoy whereof I hereunto have set my hand and affixed my seal the 25th day of September 1826. Signed Richard Wilson, Signed sealed published and declared in presence of T Woodson, Elisha Woodsin , Daniel C Edwards.

 

At a Court held for Cumberland County the 22nd day of January 1827 This last will and testament of Richard Wilson deceased was produced in Court and proved by the oaths of Elisha Woodsin and Daniel C. Edwards  _____and ordered to be recorded. On the motion of Allen Wilson, one of the Executors in said will named, who made oath according to law, certificate for obtaining a probate thereof in due form is granted to him.

Teste Thomas Woodson D.C.

 

Richard Wilson,

daughter Nancy Price

Polly Johnson,

Daniel A. Wilson,

John (W? D?) Wilson,

Grandchildren Thomas Booth, Richard Booth & Hillary Booth

Elisha Woodsin

Daniel C. Edwards 

1829 Sept Cumberland Co. Va. Jacob JOHNSON died son of Daniel Johnson and Hannah Edwards

1832 July 30, Hugh Johnson died  May 18, 1908 At Rest  Guinea Church Cemetery 5 miles north of Farmville, Virginia on Route #45; thence east 8 miles on Route #638. The church is south of the road. The cemetery is forty yards south of the church. Cumberland County

Hugh Johnson

1832 Sept 24; Obadiah Johnson and wife Mary: R5646 VA Line: a copy of soldiers will is in the files dated 1835 Aug 26 in which he names the following:

Wife Polly:

Sons Monroe Johnson and Anderson Johnson,

daughters Louisana Perkins, Mary Perkins, Kitty Tandy, Susan Johnson:

Grandchildren Reben, Augustus W and Elizabeth Ann George children of Reuben George:

Grandchildren Mary and Elizabeth Ann George children of John George the wives of Reuben and John George are deceased and they were not named in the will of soldier. Soldier had applied for pension 1832 Sept 24 in Cumberland Co. Va a resident of Goochland Co. Va aged 67. Soldier was born in Cumberland Co. Va. and he lived there at enlistment. In 1832 soldier mentioned a son living in Goochland Co. Va aged 67. Soldier married Mary (?) in 1786.

Soldier died 1840 June 7 leaving a Widow Mary who died in Goochland CO. Va 1844 July 27, leaving 6 children:

Monroe Johnson,

Anderson Johnson, and

Susan Johnson,

Catherine Herndon,

Louisana Perkins and

Mary Perkins,

the son Monroe Johnson applied 1852 March 30 in Goochland Co. Va for himself and other Children. Widow had applied 1843 April 26 in Goochland CO.Va. age 77. Soldier and widow had married 1786 Oct 1. Abstract of Rev. War Pension Files

Obadiah Johnson, Goochland County, VA
State of Virginia, Cumberland County to wit
#13826
On the 26th day of September, 1832 personally appeared before the county clerk of Cumberland Obediah Johnson, a resident of Goochland County in the State of Virginia who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress passed June the 7th 1832. That he is a native of the County of Cumberland and State of Virginia and has always resided in the county of Cumberland until recently when he moved across the James River to the County of Goochland where he now resides. That he is 67 years of age and that the register of the same is at his son's in the County of Goochland.

That in the year 1780 as well as he now recalls he was drafted for a three months tour of duty in the militia of Virginia from the County of Cumberland and marched from said County under Capt Charles Ballow and formed the Southern Army under General Gates. That this officiant was in the battle of Camden when Gates was defeated and after his term of service ended he was discharged & returned home.

That afterwards in January 1781, he was again drafted for a three month tour which he performed under Captain Richard Allen from the County of Cumberland and was stationed at the Long Bridge.

That as soon as that term expired or very shortly afterward he marched with Captain William Meredith from Cumberland County to join the Marquis De LaFayette near Richmond and remained with the army in service until the company was discharged which from a companion of opinions and resolutions with some of the members of that company was three months.

That he afterwards marched from Cumberland under Captain Richard Allen to the Siege of York and was there in service when Lord Cornwallis surrendered. The last term was also a three months term.

This officiant also states that between the time of his service under Captain Meredith and his trip to the Siege of York he was called out under Lieutenant James GILLIAM and served for about 10 days at Caroline. He hereby relinquishes any claims whatever to a pension or amenity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of any agency of any State. Sworn to and ____ the day and year aforesaid.
Obediah Johnson

Capt Charles Ballow

Captain William Meredith

Captain Richard Allen

Obadiah Johnson

1776-1783 James Gilliam is mentioned in Revolutionary War Pension Applications
The Pension of Obadiah Johnson refers to James GILLIAM.
" . . . The last term was also a three months term. This officiant also states that between the time of his service under Captain Meredith and his trip to the Siege of York he was called out under Lieutenant James GILLIAM and served for about 10 days at Caroline. . . "
[Obadiah Johnson is the brother of Isaac Johnson who married Judith Woodson. Judith's sister, Elizabeth Woodson, married Charles Manning GILLIAM, the son of James GILLIAM.]
Revolutionary War Pension Application: Obadiah Johnson, Goochland Co, VA, Pension Packet #13826 http://home.triad.rr.com/gilliamsofva/Cumberland/EnsignJamesGilliam/EnsignJamesGilliam.html

 

James Gilliam

Judith Woodson

1731 in Goochland Co. and died aft 1782 in Lunenburg Co. Va.: Johnson Woodson of this couple was born abt 1762 in Lunenburg Co. Va. and died aft 1845 in WILLIAMSON CO TN. He married Frances Fanny THOMPSON Nov 21 1783 Lunenburg Co. Va, married by David Ellington a Baptist Minister: She was born abt 1765 and deid aft 1830 in WILLIAMSON CO. TN Judith Woodson is married to Isaac Johnson son of Daniel Johnson and Hannah Edwards.

 

Stephen Wood- Woods families of Henrico Co in this time Era

Notes: Ann Johnson is off the lines of Michael Johnson who died 1718 on Tuckahoe Creek, her Grandmother is on Sarah Watson, and Great grandmother was Alice first married to Henry Rowen whose lands in 1630-1650 era are on Mathews Creek of the Weynoke River which are by one William Eaton, these lands will form into Nansemond Co. Va. by 1650

John George

1833 January 10, Publication date:  p. 3, c. 6. Spouse: Mary M Flippen, married John Hatcher Jr:  Place of residence at time of marriage: Cumberland County, Virginia. Daughter of William Flippen: The Visitor (1809-1810) is available on microfilm (Film 320). The Enquirer (1804-1815) and the Richmond Enquirer (1815-1860) are available on Film 23a which is labeled Richmond Enquirer.

Mary M Flippen

John Hatcher Jr

Need to recheck but this line of Hatchers as I think his line is the ones married to the Merriwethers.

William Flippen:

1833 January 10, Publication date: , p. 3, c. 6.Spouse: William A Flippen, married Rebecca Harris: Place of residence at time of marriage: Cumberland County, Virginia. The Visitor (1809-1810) is available on microfilm (Film 320). The Enquirer (1804-1815) and the Richmond Enquirer (1815-1860) are available on Film 23a which is labeled Richmond Enquirer.

William A Flippen,

Rebecca Harris:

1833 December 22 Slave hire bond, to William Wilson, guardian of Martha W. Allen, from Lucy Johnson (d. 1833) and her son Ichabod Johnson (1801-1842), as guardian of his younger brother Thomas A. Johnson, all of Cumberland County, Virginia, for the hire of one male slave for a period of one year. Lucy Johnson Slave Hire Bond, 23 December 1833. Accession 42791. Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia. Lucy Crowder Johnson married Thomas Johnson (1760-1823) in Amelia County, Virginia on 24 January 1793. They later resided in Cumberland County. She died in 1846.

Children of Lucy Crowder and Thomas A. Johnson

Ichabod Johnson 1801-1842

Thomas A. Johnson

William Wilson

Lucy Crowder

1845 March 20: Ann Rebecca Johnson born in 1828 who married  Otha Clough on March 20, 1845 in Goochland Co., VA.  Ann is the daughter of Thomas F. Johnson who was born in 1790. Cumberland Co., From: Maraudermn@aol.com

Otha Clough

 

1847 Oct 28 Cumberland Co., Virginia Deed: Decker Johnson and Damaris his wife of Albemarle Co., sold to John C. Taylor of Cumberland for $375.00 their interest in the estate of Richard Taylor dec'd - 189 acres & 4 negroes.

 

Richard Taylor dec'd

 

John C. Taylor was John Creed Taylor, youngest brother of Demaris. He was named for their Uncle Creed Taylor, who was born in 1766 in Cumberland Co., & died 17 Jan 1836 at "Needham" in Cumberland Co., Virginia. Creed Taylor was a Chancellor of Virginia, and a member of the General Assembly.


Obituary of Richard Taylor, father of Demaris, from the Richmond Enquirer, issue of 4 Apr 1844 (AND he was NOT 99 years old):

"THE LAST REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY GONE!!

Died at his residence in the county of Cumberland on Friday the 15th of February in the 99th year of his age, Mr. Richard Taylor.

Mr. Taylor was a soldier of the Revolution and fought in various battles among which were the battles at Guilford C.H., Siege of York &c.

During the course of a long life, he was universally called the strictly honest man. But a few days before his death, he said to the friends that surrounded his bed side, that he feared the result of the ensuing Presidential contest and that he had thought for a long time that, if the self styled Whig Party should get into power that our liberties would be gone forever, if Henry Clay was at their helm.

He died as he had lived, a consistent Democrat, believing that the principles our forefathers in their struggle for Independence, and that they are or ought to be, equally dear to the rising generation.

Mr. Taylor was the last of the Revolutionary soldiers in Cumberland County, and has left an aged and affectionate wife and several children to bemoan his loss." http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.cumberland/1532.1/mb.ashx  About Anairena
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1848 Apr. 28, Born Louisa Henderson Johnson Wife of Hugh Johnson  Died Feb. 22, 1916 Thy Trials ended, thy rest is won Guinea Church Cemetery 5 miles north of Farmville, Virginia on Route #45; thence east 8 miles on Route #638. The church is south of the road. The cemetery is forty yards south of the church. Cumberland County

Louisa Henderson

Louisa Henderson Johnson, who was buried in the Guinea Church Cemetery, was the daughter of Judge William Perkins, he was a prominent lawyer of Cumberland County. Mrs. Louisa Johnson was also the granddaughter of Dr. Robert Henderson. He was a prominent physician and also owned, at one time, many acres of land in Cumberland County http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/cumberland/cemeteries/guineach01.txt

Hugh Johnson 

Dr. Robert Henderson

Hello Nancy,
I looked at all my Cumberland books, but could not find any Hendersons listed in subtitles. The only thing I found was under Henderson Johnson - Henderson being the first name.
At the beginning it states "My family's roots go back to Dr Robert Henderson. who came from Ireland in 1816 and settled in Cumbeland County at Northfield." That is all - the rest is about the Johnson family with a comment that her father, Robert Henderson Johnson was named for Dr Henderson. I don't know if she would have other information on the Henderson family, but none is covered in her article. The submitter was Mrs Harold Foster - but no address given. You could see if the Cumberland Hist Society would have her address. If you write them mention the article was in the first book. http://genforum.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Johnson::va/cumberland::183.html

Judge William Perkins,

CENSUS YR:  1850  STATE or TERRITORY:  VA  COUNTY:  Cumberland  PAGE NO:  286a

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 1   49   49  Lynch          George         16   M    M    Laborer                  Virginia

 2   50   50  Robertson      Mary           30   F                                  Virginia

 3   50   50  Robertson      Branch         10   M                                  Virginia                X

 4   50   50  Robertson      Emma           8    F                                  Virginia

 5   50   50  Robertson      Alfred         6    M                                  Virginia

 6   50   50  Payne          Robert         12   M    B                             Virginia

 7   50   50  Payne          Frederick      10   M    B                             Virginia

 8   51   51  Meador         James          42   M         Farmer         2,600     Virginia

 9   51   51  Meador         Rhoda          42   F                                  Virginia

 10  51   51  Meador         Robert         16   M         Student                  Virginia                X

 11  51   51  Meador         Isham          12   M                                  Virginia                X

 12  51   51  Stegar         Janis C.       39   F                                  Virginia

 13  52   52  Philpotts      John W.        39   M         Boatman                  Virginia

 14  52   52  Philpotts      Martha         32   F                                  Virginia

 15  52   52  Philpotts      Isabella       22   F                                  Virginia

 16  52   52  Philpotts      I. D.          26   M         Merchant                 Virginia

                   REMARKS:  First initial may be J

 17  53   53  Johnston       David          45   M         Overseer       10,000    Virginia

 18  53   53  Johnston       Susan          35   F                                  Virginia

 19  53   53  Johnston       Willliam       19   M         Farmer                   Virginia

 20  53   53  Johnston       George         17   M         Student                  Virginia                X

                   REMARKS:  Occupation has line drawn though it.

 21  53   53  Johnston       Marvin         15   M                                  Virginia                X

 22  53   53  Johnston       Napoleon       12   M                                  Virginia                X

 23  53   53  Johnston       Littleton      9    M                                  Virginia                X

 24  54   54  Hughs          Benjamin F.    42   M         Toll Gatherer            Virginia

 25  55   55  Sadler         Robert C.      35   M         Tailor                   Virginia

 26  55   55  Sadler         Martha         25   F                                  Virginia

 27  55   55  Sadler         Amanda         12   F                                  Virginia                X

 28  55   55  Sadler         Olivia         8    F                                  Virginia                X

 29  55   55  Sadler         Rhoberta       5    F                                  Virginia

 30  55   55  Sadler         George         3    M                                  Virginia

 31  55   55  Sadler         Martha A.      9/12 F                                  Virginia

 32  55   55  Josephs        Debra          57   F                                  Virginia

 33  55   55  Josephs        Amanda         21   F                                  Virginia

 34  56   56  Murray         John, Jr.      54   M         Miller                   Virginia

 35  56   56  Clark          Frances        25   F    M                             Virginia                      X

 36  56   56  Clark          May            10   F    M                             Virginia

 37  56   56  Clark          Martha         4/12 F    M                             Virginia

 38  57   57  Smith          William E.     21   M         Farmer         1,800     Virginia

 39  57   57  Dawson         Judson         12   M                                  Virginia

 40  58   58  Robertson      F. W.          32   M         Carpenter                Virginia

                   REMARKS:  First initial may be T

 41  58   58  Robertson      Ann            23   F                                  Virginia

 42  58   58  Robertson      Elizabeth      4    F                                  Virginia

http://ftp.rootsweb.ancestry.com/pub/usgenweb/va/cumberland/census/1850/pg0283a.txt 

 

1852 Jan. 17, Mother Sacred to the memory of Lucy Nelson Page Wife of W.L. Johnson  she died Feb. 14, 1895 Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God Guinea Church Cemetery 5 miles north of Farmville, Virginia on Route #45; thence east 8 miles on Route #638. The church is south of the road. The cemetery is forty yards south of the church. Cumberland County

Lucy Nelson Page

1855 Oct 20: Louisa County Book: DD, Page: 576, Grantor: William F. Johnson, Grantee: Kitty A. Perkins
William F. Johnson for natural love and affection to my daughter Kitty A. Perkins wife of James E. Perkins of Cumberland Co., Va. Negro Susan and her child Billy and $200 with which the house is to be furnished free from debts of her husband and then to her children. . Sig. William F. Johnson. wit. J. Wharton and Jno. T. Williamson.

Kitty A. Perkins

James E. Perkins

J. Wharton

Jno. T. Williamson

14 Jan 1864 or 1860 in Cumberland Co, VA near Flannagan's Mill: Carter B. Johnson son of Anderson Johnson and Nancy George married Eveyln L.

Flannagan's Mill

Note: Evelyn. L. Johnson's Confederate Widow's Pension application lists the year of her marriage to Carter Johnson as 1860.

Nancy George

1870: Capt. H. R. Johnson came from Cumberland County, Va., to Honey Grove in 1870. He commanded a company of cavalry through the Civil War, was wounded at Chancelorsville, Va.  His family consisted of seven sons and three daughters.  P. B. Johnson was the oldest son.  Capt. Johnson died Nov. 11, 1878.  At the time of his death he was a teacher in Spencer Academy in the Choctaw Nation. http://www2.1starnet.com/hallv/Honey%20Grove%20Web%20Pages/other_early_settlers.htm

REPORTS

 

FLIPPINS

Marion County excerpts from newspaper and other writings.

 

 

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