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About William John Morton
See John Morton, of Chickahominy Swamp
Children seen of John Morton and 2nd wife (born after 1682):
- JOSIAH MORTON, b. 1683, Henrico County, VA; m. ELIZABETH DAVIS, Abt. 1704; b. Abt. 1687, Virginia.
- John Morton Jr., born 1689 Virginia; married Mary Jordon Mountjoy born 1693
- Thomas Morton, born 1690/ 1695 Richmond Co., Virginia; died February 1729-30 Henrico Co., Virginia; married Elizabeth Woodson, daughter of Richard Woodson & Ann Smith, 1718 Virginia. Elizabeth was born 1699 & 20 September 1740.
- James Morton, born 1692 / 1695 Richmond Co., Virginia; died 1760 Lunenburg Parish, Richmond Co., Virginia; married Elizabeth Snead. Children: Charles Morton, Snead Morton, Thomas Morton
- MARY MORTON, b. 1691, King George County, VA.
- RICHARD MORTON, b. Abt. 1692, St. Thomas Parish, Richmond County, VA.
- William Morton, born 1694 Richmond Co., Virginia; will probated 28 July 1747 Orange Co., Virginia ; married Ann Batchelder, daughter of Thomas Batchelder & Mary Quisenberry, about 1719 Virginia. She was born about 1698 Virginia & died 1748 Orange Co., Virginia.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=87091220
It is circumstantially evident that John Morton (d 1722) was the father of William Morton who married Ann Batchelder
William Morton born in Richmond Co., VA; married Ann Batchelder.
The will of William Morton of St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., VA dated 8 Dec. 1747, was recorded 28 Jul. 1748. It lists:
- wife, Ann Morton
- son Jeremiah Morton
- son Elijah Morton
- dau Ann Borne and son-in-law Henry Bourne
- dau Elizabeth Newman and son-in-law Thomas Newman
- dau Mary Minor
- son-in-law Andrew Bourn
- grand daughter Frances Christopher
- son John Morton
- grandchild George Morton, son of Elijah Morton
Children of William Morton and Ann Batchelder:
- John Morton died young
- George Morton m Margaret Strother
- Jeremiah Morton m Sarah Street
- Elijah Morton m Elizabeth Hawkins
- Sarah Morton m William Christopher
- Jane Morton m Andrew Bourne
- Ann Morton m Henry Bourne
- Mary Morton m (1) John Davis; m (2) William Minor
- Elizabeth Morton m Thomas Newman
- John Morton m Sarah
Origins
named as a child of John Morton d 1722: Abstracts from Records of Richmond County, VA: Will Book No. 3; Wm. and Mary Qrtly., Vol.17-3 Morton, John. 27 July, 1721 - 2 May, 1722. Sons Richard, James, Thomas; wife Deborah, to have plantation and after her death to Mary and Winifred Morton; son William, son John.
GEDCOM Note
From Find a Grave text:
Birth: unknown Richmond County Virginia, USA Death: 1748 Orange County Virginia, USA
William Morton born in Richmond Co., VA; married Ann Batchelder.
The will of William Morton of St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., VA dated 8 Dec. 1747, was recorded 28 Jul. 1748. It lists:
wife, Ann Morton
son Jeremiah Morton (m Sarah Street) YES son Elijah Morton m Elizabeth Hawkins Y --grandchild George Morton, son of Elijah MortonY dau Ann Morton and son-in-law Henry Bourne Y dau Elizabeth Morton m Thomas Newman Y dau Mary Morton m (1) John Davis; m (2) William Minor (MARY MINOR) son-in-law Andrew Bourn (married Jane Morton, who must be dead) son John Morton m Sarah -- grand daughter Frances Christopher, must be child of Sarah Morton and William Christopher, both dead?
Children of William Morton and Ann Batchelder (if not listed above)
John Morton died young George Morton m Margaret Strother Sarah Morton m William Christopher Jane Morton m Andrew Bourne
Family links: Parents: John Morton (____ - 1722) Deborah Morton
Spouse: Ann Batchelder Morton (____ - 1748)
Children: John Morton (____ - 1810)*
- Calculated relationship
Burial: Unknown
Created by: Jay Record added: Mar 20, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 87091220
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William John Morton's Timeline
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1686
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Richmond County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1716
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Orange County, Virginia, United States
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Virginia, United States
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1718
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Virginia, United States
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1719
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had to have been alive to be named in his grandfather Thomas Batchelder's will
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1720
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Virginia, United States
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Virginia, United States
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1722
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Orange, Virginia, United States
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1722
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Richmond County, Virginia
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