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About Frances Robertson
"John, Jr. and Frances (Puckett?) Clyborn must have had a young son, named John (3rd gen.), at the time of his death. Frances, widow Clyborn, married a second time to William Robertson of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co, VA as is shown by his will of 1757. John Cliborn (abt 1712-1764/5) was named as son-in-law [meaning stepson] when his stepfather, William Robertson, bequeathed him a slave. The 1736 Henrico Co. Tax List shows that William Robinson [Robertson] paid the tax levy for John Clayborn."[1]
Family
This William Robertson’s wife was Frances Puckett, daughter of Thomas Puckett and Mary (Womack) Puckett, and widow of John Clyborn Jr.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Robertson-4344
We know that John Robertson inherited land on Sapponey Creek from his grandfather, this William Robertson. This is likely the property Jeffrey Robertson left in his will to his son William. We also know that this Robertson family is known to have had a plantation home on Winterpock Creek. [1]
Children per Will
- James Robertson
- William Robertson, Chesterfield, Virginia
- Margaret Robertson Rudd, Chesterfield, Virginia
- Frances Robertson Braugh, Chesterfield, Virginia;[1]
- Isabell Robertson, Chesterfield, Virginia
- Mary Robertson Owen, Chesterfield, Virginia
GEDCOM Note
CLABURN, FRANCES Is listed on the SC Colonial Probate Index of Craven County, SC on page 00523 in Probate Records a will, 1765 ID Number
SC 119942. Citation granted to Anthony Martin White to adminr. of the Estate and effects of John Clayburn late of Prince Frederick's Parish, Planter deceased as Executor to Frances Clayburn widow of the said John also deceased to be published in the said parish church and returned certified....8 August 1765 (Journal of The Ordinary 1764-1771, Probate Records of South Carolina Vol 3, Page 17, by Brent H Holcomb 1979) "In the Name Of God Amen, I, Frances Clayburn, widow of Craven County in SC being weak of body but of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding, thanks be to God, and considering the uncertainty of life; it being appointed for all women once to die do for the more_____(illegible) and satisfaction of my children make and declare this my last Will and Testament revoking all other wills before made, and first I resign my soul to God, who gave it and my body to dust from whence it came, there to be buried at the discretion of my executors in hope of happy resurrection to eternal life and as to the worldly estate with which it hath pleased God to bless me I dispose thereof as follows: I will that all my just debts and funeral charges be first paid and discharged. I order and appoint that all my estate should be sold consisting of 1 Negroe winch, a girl child, a small stock of meat cattle, 2 horses, a side saddle and bridle, some household furniture, clothes, and all monies remaining of my estate after my just debts and funeral charges are paid to be equally divided between, share and share alike, my two sons, John and William, my daughters Maryan, and Aroney Withers, and it is my desire that several letters be wrote and directed to my several children in Virginia as soon as my affairs are settled after my decease acquainting them with my death and what I have left them. I will that if none of the aforesaid children demand or send for the money, heretofore within the terms of four years after the date of such title as aforementioned it is my will that all monies so remaining of my estate may be applied towards the educating of poor children. I hereby nominate and appoint Andrew Martin White to be executor of this my Last Will and Testament fully confident in his honor and integrity to interpret the same according to my true intent and meaning in witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 30th day of January 1765 in the presence of Lucretia McDowell and Marcey (Mercy) (?) Crawford. Proved 2nd day of July 1775 and qualified A.M. White, Executor and recorded in Will Book 1760-1767 recorded on Page 53. From microfilm in the SC State Archives, Columbia, SC.
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Frances Robertson's Timeline
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1680
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Henrico County, Virginia, United States
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Henrico County, Virginia
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Henrico Co., VA
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1703
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Chesterfield, Henrico, VA
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1704
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Henrico County, Virginia
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Henrico, Virginia, United States
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1711
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Henrico County, Virginia
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1712
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Henrico, Virginia
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February 1, 1714
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Henrico County, Virginia
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