Elizabeth Sandidge

A Patriot of the American Revolution for Virginia. DAR Ancestor # A099872

From the web site find a "graves": https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/28083164/elizabeth-sandidge

from https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Graves-4037

Elizabeth Graves was born February 14, 1720, in Albemarle County, Virginia. She is the daughter of John Graves (1693 - 1722) of Spotsylvania, VA and Frances.[1]

Elizabeth married William Sandidge. They had nine children; Ann, John, Susannah, Mary, Elizabeth, Mildred, Stephen, William, & Nancy.[2]

Five siblings: Thomas, James, Joseph, John, & Ann.[3]

Her husband, William, died in 1776 in Albemarle County.[4]

Moved to Green County, Ky., with five of her children, after the death of her husband. One source states she moved @ 80 years old.[5]

from Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Nov 20 2016, 4:35:22 UTC

Elizabeth (Graves) Sandidge died January 6, 1826, in Liletown, Kentucky, one month before her 106th birthday. She is buried at the Sandidge Family Cemetery about 300 yards west of house on the Sandidge Plantation, "Wilson Hill". House no longer stands. (Courtesy of Green County Library).

Husband William Sandidge II. Parents; John & Frances Graves. Nine children; Ann, John, Susannah, Mary, Elizabeth, Mildred, Stephen, William, & Nancy. Five siblings: Thomas, James, Joseph, John, & Ann.

Moved to Green County, Ky., with five of her children, after the death of her husband. One source states she moved @ 80 years old. Died one month before her 106th birthday.

Burial ground was about 300 yards west of house on the Sandidge Plantation, "Wilson Hill". House no longer stands. (Courtesy of Green County Library).

"As my son, John Sandidge, having purchased the intrust of all the legatees to his father, William Sandidge estate real and personal as my dependence for all support & care taking of my person and property has ever been in my son John Sandidge I do hereby request that he will guard my intrust during my life and for his fillial duty and piety toward me I give and bequeath to my beloved son, John Sandidge all and every kind of goods and chattels that I may die possessed of and as all subluary things are perishable if there should not be at my deceased a sufficiency to inter me decently I request as a mother that he will supply the deficit." Feb. 11, 1822. Exec: John Sandidge Wit: John Off Martin, Christopher Sandidge, Aaron Sandidge

               Signed: Elizabeth (her mark) Sandidge Recorded in Green County Courthouse, Greensburg, Kentucky.

Parents: John & Frances Graves.

Married to William Sandidge. William's parents were William Sandidge and Ann Pulliam. He died 1776 in Albemarle Co., VA. See Capt. John Standidge's memorial for a short bio for his parents.

Elizabeth and William's children:

• 1. Mary Elizabeth Sandidge, b. 1742, Albemarle Co., VA;
• 2. Elizabeth b. ca 1743, Albemarle Co., VA;
• 3. Stephen Sandidge, 1748, Albemarle Co., VA;
• 4. William Sandidge, b. 1750, Albemarle Co., VA;
• 5. Milly Sandidge, b. 1752, Albemarle Co., VA;
• 6. Susannah Sandidge, b. 1754, Albemarle Co., VA;
• 7. John Sandidge, 25 Nov. 1760, Wilson Hill, Green Co., Kentucky; d. 4 March 1824 [18 July 1832?].

Inscription: In memory of.

• Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy: Sep 18 2021, 19:24:36 UTC