APPRENTICES, POOR CHILDREN and BASTARDS
LOUDOUN COUNTY VA 1757-1850

Author: Louisa Skinner Hutchison Copyright 2000.

From introduction: "Information from the Order (Minute) Books and from loose papers which include actual indentures".
(Linda): The author was "searching the Order Books of Loudoun County for additional information on a servant mentioned in a will written in 1776. She didn't find that but realized the info she found would be a great help in genealogical research" to paraphrase from her introduction, so she compiled same for this book. 

(LETTER AND NUMBER REFER TO ORDER BOOK. lm)

WINDGROVE, JOHN (P. 39) H: 480
 
                9 MAY 1785 WILLIAM HOLLIDAY, 1 yr. old 7 Sep 1785, 
                                  to John WINDGROVE.
               Loose Papers: surnames given as HOLYDAY and WINGROVE, 
                                   son of Ann Holyday.

WINEGROVE, JOHN (P.83)
                 X: 13 Feb 1804, 4 yrs old 1 July 1803, 
                     to William and Sarah TRAYHORN.
                Loose Papers: Elizabeth Costelo's TWIN
                                     (I take this to mean Elizabeth as the mother of 
                                      the twins, John and Nancy, lm) 
               NANCY WINEGROVE
                     to William and Sarah TRAYHORN.
               JOHN WINEGROVE
                      to William and Sarah TRAYHORN

               Loose Papers: Elizabeth Costelo's twin. (see John, above. lm)

      x:16 
                   13 Feb 1804 Elizabeth HIDE, 8 yrs old 1 Aug 1804 
                                     (7 yr 6 mos at time), to Samuel TODD
                   Loose Papers: on request of John WOFTER, Boston WOFTER 
                                      & Crs. COSTLO (variation of COSTELO? lm)

   P: 229
                   9 Sep 1793
                   Edward HINDS vs John WINGROVE, 
                       for detaining him in servitude.

    Bastard Children ( Listed by name of mother)
                  Sally HOLLIDAY - male b. 18 Apr 1819 
                                             at the house of John WINGROVE, 
                                             Stephen LEWIS reputed father.

(Interesting to note, John Wingrove was in 1810 census of Loudoun County but NO Wingroves in 1820 census. And this is the second mention of Holyday with Wingrove. lm)


WOOFTER, Sebastian and Mary 
               (CASLO surname here prob. COSTELO, again. lm)
                x:136
                14 May 1804
                 Jane CASLO, 12 yrs old, 18 May 1804, 
                 to Gabriel McGEATH (still in Loudoun lm)

               Loose Papers: surname COSTLO,
                                   request of Sebastian and Mary WOOFTER. 
               (The grandparents?
                 ... that would make William the son of old JOHN?) 
               (These were all old John's children 
                 and Maria Huldfish would be dau in law, not wife #2, 3 or 4?
                  from Tavenner Collection )

               
from TAVENNER COLLECTION

WINGROVE
1. John W m 18_9 Maria Hulfish
2. William* W m Elizabeth Woofter [Wooster]
                              d/o Sebastian W
3. Jane W dau/to 2m married Costello
4. Elizth W dau/to 2m married Hyde (?Nyde)
5. Nancy W dau/to 2:
6. John W son/to 2: 

 
                        -  Tavenner Collection 
                        -  John Wingrove Jr  
                              -  Wingrove Families of French Creek 
                                   Including One of John Wingrove Pension Papers

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