Barber and wig maker in Williamsburg, Virginia. from:

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"Here lies the Body of Mrs Frances Custis daughter of Daniel Park Esqr who departed this life March the 14th 1714/15 In the 29th year of her Age." The tombstone and remains were moved from the Queen'...

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Anne (Pasteur) Marot Sullivant operated Marot's Ordinary in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia with first husband, John Marot, and second husband Timothy Sullivant until 1738 when she leased it to John Ta...

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Capt. John Rogers Birth: 16 APR 1611 in Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick County, England Death: 1680 Burial: Bruton Parish, Williamsburg, Virginia Note: The information on John is very confusing....

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US Congressman. Served in the United States Army during the War of 1812 as a Captain of Cavalry. He was elected to represent Virginia's 3rd District in the United States House of Representatives, servi...

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from Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume II VIII--Prominent Persons Was born in Scotland in 1705, was ordained for the ministry, and came to Virginia in 1725, where he was given charge of St...

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From "THE HISTORY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF THE JERSEY SETTLERS OF ADAMS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI" Vol II page 401: John Jones was educated at William & Mary College and in 1768, married Anna Brown, daughter ...

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William BARBER Major died in , York, VA. Justice 1705, Burgess 1710, Church Warden York-Hampton Parish 1703.Also in rec ords of Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Va. Parents: Thomas BARBER Capt. and ...

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Edward Nott, lieutenant-governor of Virginia under the Earl of Orkney, from August 18, 1705, to August 23, 1706, was born in England in 1657. He served very gallantly in the West Indies as major and co...

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John Palmer with Benjamin Waller and Bedford Davenport, were sworn attorneys in York Court (according to Act of Assembly) November 15, 1742. Agnes Hillard, in her will (proved 1746) directs a ring of t...

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Letter to Colonel Daniel Parke, Jr. from William Byrd II Captain Parke was doubtless a kinsman of Col. Daniel Parke. father of William Byrd's first wife, who while Governor of the Leeward Islands, ...

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Daniel Parke of London, Esquire. Will 11 August 1677; proved 16 September 1679. To my son Daniel Parke all my Plantations and Negroes in Virginia, and to the heirs male; failing heirs male, to the he...

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William Rind , born in Annapolis in 1733, was reared there as apprentice to the public printer, Jonas Green. During the 7-year period of his partnership with Green (1758-65) young Rind acquired town pr...

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Clementina Rind, Printer Clementina Rind (1740-1774), printer & newspaper editor, wife of William Rind, public printer in Maryland & Virginia, is said to have been a native of Maryland. She may have ...

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Peachy (Davenport) Purdie's sister Martha and her husband Augustine Davis took over the operation of Alexander Purdie’s printing office while Purdie’s surviving sons were underage. from:

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Peachy (Davenport) Purdie's sister Martha and her husband Augustine Davis took over the operation of Alexander Purdie’s printing office while Purdie’s surviving sons were underage. from:

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Alexander Purdie married Peachy Davenport, a local spinster of good family who owned property of her own, and was six years older than he. from:

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Alexander Purdie was born by 1743, perhaps in Scotland, but his birthplace is not stated in surviving records. He was in Williamsburg working in Joseph Royle’s printing office by 1764 and possibly earl...

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) Eldest son of John Mercer, of "Marlborough," was born June 23, 1733, was educated at William and Mary College; was lieutenant and captain in Washington's First Virginia Regiment in the French and I...

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) Birth: 1727 Williamsburg City Virginia, USA Death: Jun. 30, 1784, England Lawyer. Known as "John the Tory". Succeeded his brother, Peyton, as King's Attorney in 1766, appointed by Governor Faqu...

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Arianna Jennings Randolph was born 1729/1730 in Annapolis, Maryland and died February 1801 in London, England; she is buried there. She is also known as Ariana Jenings . Parents: second child of Hon....

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John James Flournoy was the second husband of Martha Washington's grandmother. He was a watch maker in Williamsburg, Virginia. He came to Williamsburg around 1717. Sources: \RR1201.xml

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Member of the Society of Colonial Wars Speaker of the House of Burgesse Oldest Episcopal Church in continous use in America Burton Parish Church Immigrated 166 Name: Thomas Ballard Year: 1676 Pla...

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He was a lawyer and represented New Kent County in the Burgesses (1693-1702). He was a colonel in the county militia. He was an early vestryman of Bruton parish, Williamsburg, Virginia, which was estab...

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DAR Ancestor #: A085888 US Congressman. He attended the College of William and Mary in Virginia, but left before graduating to to join the Revolutionary Army, serving as a captain. Following the war,...

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US Congressman. Elected to represent Virginia's 8th, 12th, 13th, and 22nd Districts in the United States House of Representatives, as well as At-Large, serving from 1805 to 1813, 1815 to 1819, and 1821...

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Carter's Grove Plantation was built by Carter Burwell in 1750-53 to the design probably of Richard Taliaferro. David Minitree, of Williamsburg, was the contractor-builder. David Minitree was a brickmak...

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Isham Goddin , a militiaman from New Kent County, acquired a small shop in Williamsburg, Virginia for ₤200 in 1778. He sold the plot in 1783 for £90 and returned to New Kent County. His losses were ind...

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============= From FindAGrave: Mother of Mary (Chiswell) Lewis (1st wife of Warner LEWIS.) Wife of John Chiswell. ===================Birth: Oct. 24, 1715 Henrico County Virginia, USA Death: Feb...

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============= From FindAGrave: John Chiswell lived in Williamsburg, Va. His parents were Charles Chiswell and his wife Esther (Dabney?). It was Charles Chiswell that built Scotchtown in 1719. After...

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The Rev. John Bracken was rector of Bruton Parish Church from 1773 to 1818. He also served as mayor of Williamsburg and president of the College of William and Mary. Built about 1765, the Bracken Tenem...

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Dudley Digges : b. 1718 Parents: Cole Digges 1691-1744 and Elizabeth Power Wives: 1. Martha Armistead 2. Elizabeth Wormeley Child: with Elizabeth Wormeley Lucy (Digges) Stratton b. 1771 Dudley ...

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He was a member of the House of Burgesses for York, VA colony and Colonial Councillor -------------------- The house known as "The Nancy Camp House" (also known as the James Anderson House) is ...

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Lewis Burwell, often referred to as President Lewis Burwell (because he served as president/acting Governor of Virginia for a year November 1750-1751). His mother was Elizabeth Carter (making King Ca...

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!REFERENCE:HISTORY OF CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA by Marshall Wingfield: "The history of the George family in Virginia dates back almost to the beginning of the seventeenth century, when Henry George cam...

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Sources: Name: George Poindexter Sex: M Birth: 1627 in St. Saviour's Parish, Isle of Jersey Death: ABT 1690 in St. Paul's Parish, New Kent (Hanover), Virginia Baptism: 23 DEC 1627 St. Savio...

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Rev. Adam Empie, I b. September 7, 1785 Schenectady, New York d. Nov. 6, 1860 Wilmington, North Carolina Parents: Johannes Empie October 3, 1731-February 20, 1810 and Annatie Empie c. 1746-November 1...

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) John Nicholas (January 19, 1764– December 31, 1819) was an American lawyer, farmer, and politician from Williamsburg, Virginia. He represented Virginia in the U.S. House from 1793 to 1801. In 1...

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Colonel John Waller of “Enfield’. King William County, Virginia, and later of “Newport” in Spotsylvania, was the son of Doctor John Waller of Newport Pagnell, Bucks, England. His mother was Mary Pomfre...

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Her ancestors are not definitively known but it is surmised that she descends from Sir William Waller (born in 1527), a celebrated Parliamentary General two of whose descendants, Edmund and John Waller...

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"MARQUIS CALMES, a French Huguenot nobleman, was born in France in 1705. In 1726, he left his native country and sailed for Virginia, giving up his titles and great estates to seek a home in a land of ...

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Ambrose Cobbs became a church warden of Bruton Parish, at Williamsburg, and his name can be found today on a plaque commemorating the early history of that parish, on the wall of Bruton Parish Church, ...

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Colonel William Byrd II (28 March 1674 – 26 August 1744) was a planter, slave owner and author from Charles City County, Virginia. He is considered the founder of Richmond, Virginia. Biography Wi...

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The Reverend Dr. William Archer Rutherfoord Goodwin (June 18, 1869 – September 7, 1939) (or W.A.R. Goodwin as he preferred) was the rector of Bruton Parish Church who began the 20th century effort whic...

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Col. William Beverley was born circa 1698. He was a member of the House of Burgesses at Virginia. He also owned 'Beverley Manor', Augusta Co., VA; 118,490 acres. He was Clerk of the County between 17...

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Richard was a planter as well as the colonial architect and builder of Williamsburg, Virginia. Richard built the Wythe House for his daughter, Elizabeth and her husband, George Wythe. He also built the...

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Christiana Campbell (ca. 1723–1792) Christiana Campbell was a tavern-keeper in Williamsburg from 1755 until the late 1770s. Campbell, who was raised in Williamsburg, opened her tavern to support hers...

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INVENTORY OF ESTATE OF JOHN BURDETT 1746, AUGUST 27 Print this document INVENTORY and APPRAISMENT of the Estate of John Burdett decd. Augst. 27th 1746. 1 pr. Stilyards 7/6. 1 Field Bedstead 12/. £ 0....

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INVENTORY OF ESTATE OF JOHN BURDETT 1746, AUGUST 27 Print this document INVENTORY and APPRAISMENT of the Estate of John Burdett decd. Augst. 27th 1746. 1 pr. Stilyards 7/6. 1 Field Bedstead 12/. £ 0....

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INVENTORY OF ESTATE OF JOHN BURDETT 1746, AUGUST 27 Print this document INVENTORY and APPRAISMENT of the Estate of John Burdett decd. Augst. 27th 1746. 1 pr. Stilyards 7/6. 1 Field Bedstead 12/. £ 0....

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Info added per DAR's "Lineage Book of the Charter Members" by Mary S Lockwood and published 1895 stating he was "President William Yates", referring to William & Mary College. William Yates[2] was bo...

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Born 1728 Graduate of College of William & Mary Able lawyer Served 10 years as burgess Died 1780 Conservative Virginia patriot Robert Carter Nicholas, like Speaker Peyton Randolph, Edmund...

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né le 6 mars 1738?

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Migrated to Virginia in 1730 . Married Mary Peachy Walker on 13 May 1732 in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Married his first cousin Lucy Walker, daughter of his mother's brother Dr. Thomas Walker. See photos of his three (3) commemorative stones in the family cemetery in the "Media" section of this profile.

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Was the liberated slave of Mary Stith. The will of Mary Stith was made in 1813. Her dwelling house and lot were devised to a former slave, Jenny; the tin shop to Jenny's granddaughters, Jenny and Pat...

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Was the liberated slave of Mary Stith. The will of Mary Stith was made in 1813. Her dwelling house and lot were devised to a former slave, Jenny; the tin shop to Jenny's granddaughters, Jenny and Pat...

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Was the liberated slave of Mary Stith. The will of Mary Stith was made in 1813. Her dwelling house and lot were devised to a former slave, Jenny; the tin shop to Jenny's granddaughters, Jenny and Pat...

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Was the liberated slave of Mary Stith. The will of Mary Stith was made in 1813. Her dwelling house and lot were devised to a former slave, Jenny; the tin shop to Jenny's granddaughters, Jenny and Pat...

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Stith, Mary Anderson, Ro., Account Books, etc., 1808-1812. Virginia Historical Society. p. 44. In the name of God, Amen, I Mary Stith of the City of Williamsburg being weak in body but in per...

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Wife of William Pasteur owner of Williamsburg, Virginia apothecary.

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Dr. William Pasteur served as a surgeon in the Virginia line during the Revolutionary war, He .established his first Williamsburg shop in 1759. He then combined forces with John M. Galt and open the Pa...

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Silversmith and tavern keeper in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Tavern keeper. Operated the Raleigh Tavern, where George Washington liked to stay whenever he was in Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Colonel Jessie and his wife and young children lived at the Bel Air mansion in Prince William County VA. A frequent guest at the house was Thomas Jefferson, who had been a chum of Jesse's whem they bot...

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Governor of Carolina In office 1691–1694 ------------------------------ ------------------------------ -------------------- 24th Speaker of the Virginia House of Burgesses In office 1695–16...

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Buried in Bruton Parish Episcopal Church Cemetery. Bruton Parish was named in honor of Thomas and Philip Ludwell from Bruton, England, who moved to Virginia and lived near Williamsburg, and were libe...

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A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA. DAR Ancestor #: A002429 Excavations on the site of James Anderson’s blacksmith shop were held between June 2000 and February 2001. The excavations w...

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