Nathaniel Tatum, Jr.

Not the same as Nathaniel Tatum, of Prince George County

NATHANIEL TATUM, II

• Born: before 1635
• Married: unknown
• Died: before 1719 Prince George County, Virginia
• Parents: Nathaniel and Ann Tatum

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CHILDREN

1. Edward Tatum Died: before 1736 Married: 1. unknown 2. Rebecca Hicks
2. Christopher Tatum Born: 1683 Died: 6 January 1750/1 Surry County, North Carolina Married: Bridgett Scott
3. Peter Tatum Died: before November 1771 Brunswick County, Virginia Married: Mary Lyall
4. Henry Tatum Married: Mary Branch Lived: the part of Prince George County that became Dinwiddie County

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Biography

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tatum-244

Nathaniel Tatum, Jr. was born about 1635-39 in Charles City County, VA, the son of Nathaniel Tatum Sr. and Ann Godfrey. (He appeared as Nathaniel Tatum Jr. 27 October 1656.)

Nathaniel Tatum II was born abt 1635 in Charles City Co, Va. where he lived most of his life. [1]

Marriage

Freeman states that he married Elizabeth Turner, and later supposedly died in Barbados in 1711. Perhaps he had business there. There were other Tatums who came to Virginia from Barbados. [1]

An alternate biography states that he married Marie Robertson. A short bio of Christopher Robertson I, says that his daughter Marie "married Nathaniel Tatum, whose father was a homeless waif sent here from London’s Bridewell Royall Hospital."[2]

The Virginian Biography goes on to say that Tatum was the son of Nathaniel Tatum I (1599) and his wife Ann —. The elder Nathaniel Tatum was a “Bridewell Boy,” one of 75 homeless London waifs committed to Bridewell Royal Hospital and shipped to the Tobacco Colonies. [2]

Nathaniel and his sons, Edward and Nathaniel Jr., were serving in a company of dragoons in Charles City County in 1701.

1711 Death

He died in 1711 in Barbados. [1]

Children

He named three of his sons Edward, Henry, and Christopher, who were the 3 brothers of Marie Robertson. [1] Christopher Robertson II and the Tatums were neighbors in Prince George County.

Nathaniel. Nathaniel and his sons, Edward and Nathaniel Jr., were serving in a company of dragoons in Charles City County in 1701. [1]

Children of Nathaniel Tatum Jr and Marie Robertson: [1]

1. Nathaniel III ,born about 1660-1665, Charles City Virginia. He married Ann ? before 1719; d abt 1738
2. Edward; m Rebecca Hicks; he died 1739
3. Henry Tatum, born 1680
4. Christopher Tatum, born 1683
5. Marie
6. Also linked Peter Tatum, born 1683

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Re: North Georgia Tatums from SC early 1800s Posted by: Donna Smith Date: November 11, 2000 at 15:55:19 In Reply to: Re: North Georgia Tatums from SC early 1800s by Debra Henderson of 1825

Hello, I'd like to correspond with you further and complete the parts of your family line that I don't have. Here is what I have on Hugh's ancestors, but if you'll e-mail me at Donna_S1@excite.com I'll send you this info with the notes included. It's 8 pages and seems too much to post here. Donna

Descendants of Nathaniel Tatum Generation No. 1

1. NATHANIEL1 TATUM was born in Virginia, and died 1750. He married ELIZABETH.

      Children of NATHANIEL TATUM and ELIZABETH are: 

* 2. i. EDWARD2 TATUM, b. Unknown; d. 1811.

• ii. NATHANIEL JR.
• iii. PETER.
• iv. JESSE.
• v. LUKE.
• vi. REBECKER, m. JAMES BYNUM.

Generation No. 2

2. EDWARD2 TATUM (NATHANIEL1) was born Unknown, and died 1811. He married (1) MARTHA. He married (2) SARAH.

Children of EDWARD TATUM and MARTHA are:

• i. EDWARD TATUM3 JR.
• ii. ELIZABETH TATUM, m. MOSES HENDRICKS ?.
• iii. LUKE TATUM. 3. iv. JOHN TATUM, b. 1755; d. August 03, 1824. 4. v. JESSE TATUM, b. 1760.
• vi. MARTHA TATUM, b. 1766, Date approximate.; d. 1846, Pendleton, SC (Pickens County).
• 5. vii. JULIA TATUM, b. 1778; d. 1860.

Generation No. 3

3. JOHN3 TATUM (EDWARD2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1755, and died August 03, 1824. He married MARY.

Children of JOHN TATUM and MARY are:

• i. JOHN W.4 TATUM.
• ii. EDWARD TATUM, b. 1780; d. 1810.
• iii. HUGH TATUM, b. 1782, Wolf Creek, Pickens County, South Carolina; d. 1862, Dawsonville - Buried in Liberty Baptist Church, Dawson County, GA.; m. MARY ROE, 1804, Pickens County, South Carolina.
• iv. WILLIAM TATUM, b. 1783; d. July 1850; m. REBECCA MILLER.
• v. MARY TATUM, b. 1799, near Bethlehem Church in Pickens District in SC; d. August 29, 1884, Pickens County, SC - buried at Bethlehem Methodist Church; m. SHERIFF HAYNES.

4. JESSE3 TATUM (EDWARD2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1760. He married AMORA "AMY" Abt. 1779 in Chatham County, NC.

Child of JESSE TATUM and AMORA "AMY" is:

• i. JOSEPH4 TATUM, b. Rutheford County, TN.

5. JULIA3 TATUM (EDWARD2, NATHANIEL1) was born 1778, and died 1860. She married LEWIS BROWN, son of SAMUEL BROWN.

Children of JULIA TATUM and LEWIS BROWN are:

• i. SADIE4 BROWN, m. JAMES SUTHERLAND.
• ii. DAUGHTER.
• iii. SAMUEL BROWN, b. April 25, 1817; d. September 04, 1899; m. MARY ANN BREZEALE, 1837.
• iv. FANNIE BROWN, b. Unknown; d. 1841; m. BEN GRIFFIN

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Freeman states that he married Elizabeth Turner, and later supposedly died in Barbados in 1711. Perhaps he had business there. There were other Tatums who came to Virginia from Barbados. [1]

An alternate biography states that he married Marie Robertson. A short bio of Christopher Robertson I, says that his daughter Marie "married Nathaniel Tatum, whose father was a homeless waif sent here from London’s Bridewell Royall Hospital."[2]

The Virginian Biography goes on to say that Tatum was the son of Nathaniel Tatum I (1599) and his wife Ann —. The elder Nathaniel Tatum was a “Bridewell Boy,” one of 75 homeless London waifs committed to Bridewell Royal Hospital and shipped to the Tobacco Colonies. [2]

Nathaniel and his sons, Edward and Nathaniel Jr., were serving in a company of dragoons in Charles City County in 1701.

1711 Death
He died in 1711 in Barbados. [1]

Children
He named three of his sons Edward, Henry, and Christopher, who were the 3 brothers of Marie Robertson. [1] Christopher Robertson II and the Tatums were neighbors in Prince George County.

Nathaniel. Nathaniel and his sons, Edward and Nathaniel Jr., were serving in a company of dragoons in Charles City County in 1701

Peter Tatum (~1705 to 1751/55+), son of Nathaniel Tatum (~1670 to 1738+) – both of Prince George County. This Peter married Mary Epps. [2]

• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tatum-243
• https://www.planetmurphy.org/pagebuild.php?pagebody1=TatumPeter1675...