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About Hancock Lee, II
Descendant of Mayflower Passenger Isaac Allerton
Sources
- The Descendants of Elder William Brewster, Part 1, Generations 1 through 4, Barbara Lambert Merrick, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth MA, 2014, p. 342
Hancock Lee, II 1709-
Parents: Hancock Lee, I c. 1652-1709 and Sarah Allerton 1671-1731
Wife: Mary Willis 1716-
Children:
- Hancock Lee, III 1736-
- George Henry Lee 1737-
- John Lee 1743-
- Willis Lee 1745-1874
- Richard Lee 1753-1819
- Mary Lee 1757-
The second generation Hancock Lee, as indicated above, was born late in 1709 (actual date not known) at the Hancock’s Neck (later renamed Ditchley) plantation in Northumberland County on the Northern Neck of Virginia. Prior to his birth, his father, Hancock I, had amended his will on May 18, 1709 to provide for his unborn son to receive all land above the Occoquan on the Sandy River and Woolf Run. He married Mary Willis on January 2, 1734 in Spotsylvania, Virginia and they had 7 children (See below). Mary Willis was born on August 5, 1716 at Willis Hill in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Her parents were Henry (1696-1740) and Mildred Washington (1696-1747) Willis. Mary Willis died on December 4, 1766 near Warrenton in Fauquier County, Virginia.
Hancock II apparently owned land within Virginia in Fredericksburg (Sold two lots there in 1750 per land records), Spotsylvania County, King George County, and near Warrenton in Fauquier County, Virginia where he lived during the later years of his life. It is not known when he settled in Fauquier but he apparently died there in October, 1762. His burial location is not known.
Hancock Lee, II 1709-
Parents: Hancock Lee, I c. 1652-1709 and Sarah Allerton 1671-1731
Wife: Mary Willis 1716-
Children:
1. Hancock Lee, III 1736-
2. George Henry Lee 1737-
3. John Lee 1743-
4. Willis Lee 1745-1874
5. Richard Lee 1753-1819
6. Mary Lee 1757-
The second generation Hancock Lee, as indicated above, was born late in 1709 (actual date not known) at the Hancock’s Neck (later renamed Ditchley) plantation in Northumberland County on the Northern Neck of Virginia. Prior to his birth, his father, Hancock I, had amended his will on May 18, 1709 to provide for his unborn son to receive all land above the Occoquan on the Sandy River and Woolf Run. He married Mary Willis on January 2, 1734 in Spotsylvania, Virginia and they had 7 children (See below). Mary Willis was born on August 5, 1716 at Willis Hill in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Her parents were Henry (1696-1740) and Mildred Washington (1696-1747) Willis. Mary Willis died on December 4, 1766 near Warrenton in Fauquier County, Virginia.
Hancock II apparently owned land within Virginia in Fredericksburg (Sold two lots there in 1750 per land records), Spotsylvania County, King George County, and near Warrenton in Fauquier County, Virginia where he lived during the later years of his life. It is not known when he settled in Fauquier but he apparently died there in October, 1762. His burial location is not known.
Link
http://www.generationsgoneby.com/tng/getperson.php?personID=I22643&...
DITCHLEY, outside the town of Kilmarnock, was built by Kendall Lee around 1762 on property owned by his ancestor, Richard Lee (1618 - 1664). At Lee's death his property was inherited by three of his five sons. Hancock Lee (1653 - 1709) inherited the southern portion of his father's land and built a house sometime after 1688. Hancock's son, Richard Lee II, named the property Ditchley and his son, Kendall Lee (Abt. 1728 - Living 1762), built the present house around 1762. It was sold by Kendall's son, William Lee, to his nephew, James Ball and the property remained in the Ball family for years. In 1932 Ditchley, Inc., a corporation formed by Alfred I. duPont of Wilmington, Delaware, and his wife Jessie Dew Ball (1884-1970) of Northumberland County, acquired the house and 63 acres. As of 2010 Ditchley is maintained by the Jessie Ball duPont Trust for the use of her Virginia relatives.
http://www.oldvirginiahouses.com/northumberland-county.html
- Updated from WikiTree Genealogy via mother Sarah Elizabeth Allerton by SmartCopy: Feb 3 2015, 20:08:23 UTC
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Hancock Lee, II's Timeline
| 1709 |
May 25, 1709
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Ditchley, Northumberland County, Virginia, United States
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| 1740 |
April 7, 1740
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Warrenton, Fauquier County, Virginia, United States
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| 1745 |
August 16, 1745
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Warrenton Plantation, Fauquier County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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1745
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Ditchley, Northumberland County, Virginia, Colonial America
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| 1749 |
July 2, 1749
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| 1750 |
October 28, 1750
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Warrenton, Fauquier Co., VA
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| 1757 |
January 27, 1757
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Fanquier County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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| 1762 |
October 1762
Age 53
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King George County, Virginia, United States
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