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About James Bartholomew Albritton, Sr.
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Contact: Laurel Email: shannon50@gmail.com
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- ID: I059
- Name: James Albritton (Notes: 1 2 3 4 5)
- Sex: M
- Birth: 17 SEP 1705 in Charles Parish, York County, VA; also listed birth as Queen Ann, VA
- Death: BET 1770 AND 1774 in Pitt County, NC, Also listed in prior profile as1769.
Father: Thomas Albritton b: 1 AUG 1682 in Charles Parish, York County, VA
Mother: Agnes unknown maiden Albritton b: 13 MAR 1685 in York Co., VA
Marriage 1 Elizabeth Lanier b: ABT 1709
* Married: 1726 in Princess Anne Couty, VA
Children
1. John Albritton b: 1726 in Princess Anne County, VA
2. Thomas Albritton b: 1728 in Princess Anne County, VA
3. Matthew Albritton b: ABT 1727 in Princess Anne County, VA
4. James Albritton b: 1735 in Princess Anne County, VA
5. Peter Albritton b: 1741 in Princess Anne County, VA
6. George Albritton b: 1743 in Princess Anne County, VA
7. Ann Albritton b: 1744 in Beaufort County, NC
Marriage 2 Amy Petit b: 1720 in Onslow County, NC
* Married: 1745 in Beaufort County, NC
Children
1. Richard Albritton b: 1745 in Beaufort County, NC
2. Henry Albritton b: 1748 in Beaufort County, NC
Sources:
1. Title: Albritton's of the Second Millennuim by Bobbie G Albritton pp. 31-34
Text: James Albritton was a plantation owner and saddler. He bought and sold a lot of land in Princess Anne County, VA.,Beaufort County and Onslow County, NC.
2. Title: Ottis Albritton
Author: Ottis Albritton
Publication: Compilation of Research
Note: Ottis Albritton named is manuscript, "Albritton Family Chart Virginia-North Carolina-Georgia-Louisiana-Mississippi". The manuscript was given to Laurel Shannon Albritton by Hugh Hilton Albritton, Jr., nephew of Ottis Albritton.
Note: Excellent
Repository:
Media: Manuscript
Text: 1715- family moved from Charles Parish, York County, VA to "Eastern Shores", Kendal Island, Princess Anne County, VA.
1726- married first wife Elizabeth.
1731- father, Thomas Albritton died leaving James half his land and all his saddle tools. James appeared in court and declined executorship, probably because of his fathers very new wife who had just inherited half of the estate.
1741- James sells land on Kendal Island, wife Elizabeth releases dower rights.
1745- March 11, James bought firs trecorded land, 128 a., in then Beauford County, North Carolina, later to become Pitt County. Land was North of Tar River, North of Cundle Creek, near George Maye. Land was purchased from William Stafford, grant of 1740.
3. Title: Ottis Albritton
Author: Ottis Albritton
Publication: Compilation of Research
Note: Ottis Albritton named is manuscript, "Albritton Family Chart Virginia-North Carolina-Georgia-Louisiana-Mississippi". The manuscript was given to Laurel Shannon Albritton by Hugh Hilton Albritton, Jr., nephew of Ottis Albritton.
Note: Excellent
Repository:
Media: Manuscript
Text: 1745- James is married by now to second wife, Amy.
1750- James sells land bought in 1745.
1756- Feb. 27- bought land from David Cannon, south of the Tar River.
1762, 1764- on "Taxable" list of Pitt County, North Carolina. Son George is living with them and is also "taxable".
4. Title: Ottis Albritton
Author: Ottis Albritton
Publication: Compilation of Research
Note: Ottis Albritton named is manuscript, "Albritton Family Chart Virginia-North Carolina-Georgia-Louisiana-Mississippi". The manuscript was given to Laurel Shannon Albritton by Hugh Hilton Albritton, Jr., nephew of Ottis Albritton.
Note: Excellent
Repository:
Media: Manuscript
Text: May 5, 1774- Matthew of Onslaw County, North Carolina; and Thomas, James and Peter of Pitt County, North Carolina; "sons of James, deceased" sell land to George Albritton. Richard Albritton is the witness.
5. Title: The Coleman-Young Family online database
Text: In March 1741, James sold his property on Kendall's Island in Princess Anne co., VA. and moved to old Beaufort county, North Carolina , now Pitt county, NC. He purchased a plantation there in 1744. James spent the rest of his life in Pitt co., NC where his occupations were Planter and Saddler.
http://www.southerntradewind.net/thecolema/pafn11.htm
James Albritton, son of Thomas and Agnes, was born in York County, Virginia on 17 September 1705. He moved with his family to Princess Anne County, Virginia in 1715. James inherited the Plantation on Kendall's Island after his father's death in 1730. In addition, according to the will, he was left a horse, a mill, and saddle tools. James married Elizabeth ? in Princess Anne County around 1723. On 30 March 1741, James sold his property on Kendall's Island to Princess Anne County and moved to old Beaufort County, North Carolina (now Pitt County) where he purchased a Plantation in 1744. In addition to being a Planter, James was also a saddler. He spent the rest of his life in North Carolina. James died in 1770 (73-74) just before the start of the Revolutionary War. James and Elizabeth had nine (9) boys who were named: Matthew b. 1756 (or 1767), Richard b. 1752 (Mother Amy), John b. 1750, James b. 1733 or 1736, Thomas b. 1729, George b. 1743, Henry b. 1748 (Mother Amy), William b. ?, and Peter b. 1742 (1760). Notes say, information found on Princess Anne County Deeds, and Beaufort County Deeds.
http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.albritton/7.12/mb.ashx
Living Locales: Princess Anne County, moved to Old Beaufort County in 1744
info from ancestry.com
- ID: I0111
- Name: James Albritton (3)
- Sex: M
- Birth: 17 SEP 1705 in York County, Virginia
- Death: ABT. 1774 in Pitt County, North Carolina
Father: Thomas Albritton (2) b: 1 AUG 1682 in York County, Virginia
Mother: Agnes ? b: ABT. 1685 in York County, Virginia
Marriage 1 Elizabeth ? b: ABT. 1710 in York County, Virginia
* Married: ABT. 1727 in York County, Virginia
* Note: James Albritton, son of Thomas and Agnes Albritton, was born in York County, Virginia,on September 17, 1705. His birth is recorded in the Charles Parish Register. He moved with his family from York County to Princess Ann County, Virginia in 1715. James married Elizabeth___________ in Princess Ann County around 1727. On the 6th of June 1731, James purchased 25 acres of land from Roger Fountain in Princess Ann County. In 1736, he acquired another tract of land on Kendal's Island in Princess Ann County. He sold this tract to William Weblin on March 13, 1741. James also owned another tract of land jointly with John Burfoot. This tract was sold to John Bushby on November 6, 1746. After the sale of this land, James and Elizabeth moved to North Carolina. Elizabeth is believed to have died soon after the move to North Carolina. On arrival in North Carolina, James bought a tract of land in Beaufort County, North Carolina on March 11, 1744 from William Stafford. This tract was sold in 1750 and James moved to Onslow County, North Carolina. James married again after the death of Elizabeth to Amy__________. On January 16, 1750, James purchased 90 acres of land and on October 8, 1751, he bought another 110 acres of land. These two tracts were sold by him on April 3, 1752 to John Christian Heidleburg. In return Heidleburg sold to James another tract of 320 acres on the same day. James sold this land to a James Gray of Maryland on July 10, 1755. While in Onslow County, James served as a Lieutenant in the Militia in 1754. James Albritton then returned to Beaufort County and purchased a tract of 500 acres from David Cannon on February 27, 1756. This land was part of Old Beaufort County that was given to Pitt County in 1760. James Albritton was a Plantation Owner, Planter, and a Saddler by virtue of saddlers tools willed to him by his father. The 500 acre plantation was sold by James on March 4, 1769. On the same day, James bought three more tracts of land totaling some 580 acres. James did not live much longer after this purchase fopr he was dead by 1774. He left a will but it was lost when the records of Pitt County were destroyed. James and his two wives had at least seven male children. The first five were by Elizabeth and the last two were by Amy. Evidently, there were female children but no record of James are estimated based on circumstantial evidence as no exact evidence of their birthdates have been found. References: Princess Ann County, Virginia Deeds, Court Records, and Wills. Beaufort County, North Carolina Deeds, Court Records. Onslow County, North Carolina Deeds, Court Records. Pitt County, North Carolina Deeds, Court Records.
Children
1. Thomas Albritton (4) b: ABT. 1730 in Princess Ann County, Virginia
2. Matthew Albritton (4) b: ABT. 1731 in Princess Ann County, Virginia
3. James Albritton (4) b: 1735 in Princess Ann County, Virginia
4. Peter Albritton (4) b: 1741 in Princess Ann County, Virginia
5. George Albritton (4) b: 1743 in Princess Ann County, Virginia
Marriage 2 Amy ? b: WFT Est. 1704-1733 in North Carolina
* Married: 1745 in Pitt County, North Carolina
Children
1. Richard Albritton (4) b: ABT. 1752 in Pitt County, North Carolina
2. Henry Albritton (4) b: 1759 in Pitt County, North Carolina
James Albritton, the great grandson of Joseph, purchased a tract of land in Beaufort County, NC
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James Bartholomew Albritton, Sr.'s Timeline
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September 17, 1705
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Charles Parish Dr, Poquoson, York, VA
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1726
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1727
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Princess Anne, Virginia, United States
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1735
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Princess Anne, Virginia
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1741
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Princess Anne County, VA
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1743
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Pitt, North Carolina, United States
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1744
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Beaufort, NC, United States
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1745
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Beaufort, Carteret County, North Carolina
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1748
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Beaufort County, North Carolina, United States
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