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Notes by Lawrence Everett Alley, III - from Find a Grave: (Judith Burke is not the wife of Patrick Napier Sr. She is listed as single as of May 1767 in land records of Augusta County, Virginia. This at the same time Patrick Napier Sr is living in Bedford Co, with The Franklin Family and listed in Records there. Ann Franklin survived Her leg issue and we believe she lived until at least 1790. Seeing that none of the kids have names that are taken from the Burke Family, and until at least one document comes forth to show Judith was a spouse of Patrick Napier Sr, and that is not likely to happen. Ann Franklin is the proven wife and mother of All his kids. All the kids are named after the Napier's and Franklin Family. Pretty solid evidence of no marriage to Judith Burke.)
Patrick Napier was a Vestryman St. Anne's Parish, Albemarle Co. from 1772 to 1785. In 1774 it was ordered that a church be built at a place to be chosen by Henry Martin and Patrick Napier,... In 1777 a church was contracted for... It is also stated that in 1777 Mr. James Minorm, Darby Minor, and John Napier were appointed to examine a church built by a Mr. Anderson.
Added Patrick Napier BIRTH 1726 Henrico County, Virginia, USA DEATH 1800 (aged 73–74) Giles County, Virginia, USA BURIAL Burial Details Unknown MEMORIAL ID 197653911
Oldest child of Robert Napier Jr 1697-1762 and Mary Hughes Napier
Married Ann Franklin daughter of Edmund Franklin and Eleanor Hodge in Amelia Co, Virginia ca 1751. (date too early)
Listed in 1755 Prince Edward Co, Tithe list with Edmund Franklin and James Lax
Moved to Bedford County, Virginia and is listed in Records in 1756 there along with Edmund Franklin Sr.
Patrick Napier Sr and Ann Franklin Napier had the following children:
Edmund Napier 1752/3-1833 married Sarah Corn, then Rachel Ely (named after Edmund Franklin Sr ) (birth correction: Abt 1764) Joice Napier 1765/6- ? , married John Hammond in Fluvanna County in 1778 Thomas Hughes Napier 1768-1799 married Mary Brumfield Napier (named likely after Thomas Franklin ) Rene Napier 1765-1832 married Jane Ely , then Nancy Barnes. Murdered in Hamilton Co Illinois in 1832 Patrick Napier Jr 1767-1835 Married Fanny Brumfield Judith Napier 1868-1849 married Jesse Mccomas (named after Patrick Napier Sr's sister Judith) Dicey Napier 1773-1849 married John Chapman , William Mccomas (named after Dicey Franklin, Ann's sister) Lucy Napier 1774-1849 married Moses Mccomas (Named after Lucilla Franklin ) Margaret Napier 1777-1831 married Alexander Montgomery (buried in Sevierville, Tn) Ann Napier 1778-, married Charles W King. Lived in West Virginia, bured in Mercer Co, Wva. (named after Ann Franklin wife of Patrick Napier Sr.)
Patrick Napier Sr and Ann Franklin left Bedford Co, ca 1770, moved to Albemarle Co, Virginia. In 1775 probably was living near son Edmund Napier who lived North of the Hardware River according to His Survey and land sold to Anderson Bryan on 10 May 1775 for 331 Acres. Also found on deed living near John Hammonds land in 1778 , His daughter Joice Napier married John. In 1777 both Patrick Napier Sr and Edmund Napier were added to the new county of Fluvanna's tax list. They lived there and are listed in the 1782 tax list of Fluvanna Co.. Later in 1782 Patrick Napier Sr was buying land in Montgomery Co, from Walter Crockett.
From: FindaGrave.com Patrick Napier BIRTH 1726 Henrico County, Virginia, USA DEATH 1800 (aged 73–74) Giles County, Virginia, USA https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/197653911/patrick-napier In 1798 Patrick Napier Sr gives permission to His daughter Ann to Marry Charles W King. This is the last record we have of Patrick Napier Sr.. We believe his death started the exodus out of Montgomery Co, Virginia in 1801 and 1802.
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1740
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Augusta County, Virginia, USA
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1753
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Virginia, USA
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1753
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Amelia County, Virginia
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1758
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Albemarle County, Province of Virginia
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1759
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Virginia, USA
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1760
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Giles County, Province of Virginia
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1764
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Bedford County, Virginia, United States
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1766
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Bedford, Virginia, United States
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1766
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Giles County, Virginia, United States
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September 19, 1768
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Montgomery County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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