Elizabeth Harrison

Elizabeth Pigg b about 1646 in England - in King & Queen Co. VA- died 1697- Hanover Parish, Richmond VA- married first to George Mott and second to James Harrison in 1674- died about 1712 intestate in Essex Co. 

Children

1. Elizabeth Mott b: 1655 in King & Queen Co, VA Married John Fossaker
2. Magaret m Alexander Doniphan
3. Ann Mott b: ABT 1671 in Old Rappahannock Co, VA married John Glendenning
4. Eleanor m — Pigg

HARRISON, James (16??-1712) married circa Elizabeth MOTT, widow and executrix of George MOTT, deceased; she died before 27 Mar 1697. Their only child was Jael Harrison (167?-1733); she married (1) William WILLIAMS who died intestate in Essex County in 1712 and (2) Richard Johnson with whom she lived in Spotsylvania County on the Rappahannock River immediately opposite Ferry Farm, home of George Washingtons parents. Richard Johnson died intestate in 1726 and Jael (Harrison) Williams Johnson died testate in Spotsylvania County in 1733 survey of the Northern Neck of Virginia made for Thomas, Lord Fairfax, designates the estate as Williams and immediately opposite the Strother plantation which was purchased and occupied by Captain Augustine Washington in 1738. In 1745 a ferry was established from the Williams plantation across Rappahannock River to the Washington plantation and this continued to be a well accustomed passage for many years. Richmond County DB#3, p.3; Rappahannock County COB #2, p 253; Essex County COB1708-1714, p. 444, p450; DB#13, p. 320; D&W$14,p.61; Virginia Gazette 2 May 1745; 6 Hening 15.

Links

• https://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thamm&id=I46219
• http://kvickers.tfc.edu/Old_Rappahannock_Co_VA.htm
• Mott Notes
• https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I0227...