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About James Madison Pettigrew
1860 Lexington, Virginia Census
- James M 42
- Ann 37
- Mary Virginia 15
- Hannah Frances 11
- Sally H. 8
- Charles 6
- Anna Jane 4
- Samuel G(amble) 2
- Hannah Gamble 70
Lexington, VA Stonewall Jackson Cemetery
- Hannah Pettigrew died 1 October 1864 age 72
- James Madison Pettigrew born 2 May 1818; died 25 Feb. 1892
- Mrs. J.A. Pettigrew, w/o J.M.P. Born 19 Apr 1823; died 6 May 1895
- John G. Pettigrew died 2 Nov. 1869 age 48
- Charles M. Pettigrew born 18 March 1853; died 13 July 1883
- John W. Pettigrew born 6 Aug. 1860; died 3 Sept. 1884
- Francis B. Pettigrew, w/o John W. born 11 Jan 1859; died 22 Mar 1902
- Mary J. Pettigrew, d/o JW & FB born 29 Aug 1884; died 26 Sept 1896
- Lily Pettigrew died 13 Jan 1865 age 1 mos.
George Washington Pettigrew age 53 Mary V. Pettigrew b. 17 Aug 1845; died 16 Aug 1885
Samuel Pettigrew 1826-1870 Susan Ann Pettigrew w/o Samuel Emma H. Pettigrew unm (1852-1919) Mariana Pettigrew 1857-1861
Buried in High Bridge Presbyterian Church Cemetery, near Natural Bridge, VA
- March 1 1835 Pettigrew Jane. Sept 20, 1836
- March 18, 1852 Pettigrew, Mattie S. Feb 4, 1890
- 1827 Pettigrew, Nancy 1895
- Feb 13, 1929 Pettigrew Richard July 6, 1884
- Age 53 years Pettigrew, Samuel Nov 15, 1842
- Nov 14, 1834 Pettigrew, Sarah A. March 19, 1870
"James Madison Pettigrew had a confectionary store, in 1860, opposite the Lexington Hotel on Main Street. The store was below the Samuel (G.) Pettigrew Photographic Gallery, who had photographed VMI's Professor Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson in 1857."
"On the 1860 Lexington, VA census, I found confectioner James M Pettigrew, 42; Jane Ann, 37; Mary V, 15; Hannah F, 11; Sally H, 8; Charles, 6; Anna J, 4; Samuel G(amble), 2 and Hannah (Gamble) Pettigrew, 70, all VA born."
"Native, Jas Wm McClung surveyed and wrote about many Rockbridge Co., VA homes and buildings for the WPA in the mid 1930's. It included the home of Jas M Pettigrew, on Jefferson Street in Lexington ("E. side of Jefferson Street in the block between Washington and Nelson Streets"), report #ROC396. It was a 2 story rectangular home with chimneys on either end, built in about 1825 by James Gold, on the original Borden Land Grant of 1783. Gold deeded it to James on 2 Mar 1855 in Rockbridge Deed Book EE, p 10. After he died his executor and son Samuel sold it to Robert Glasgow and S. C. Campbell on 19 Feb 1919. James and then his son Samuel ran an old fashioned candy store on Main Street, for about for 75 to 80 years. It carried a large selection of kids toys and it was a big hit. The WPA report includes a photograph, though it was a rental property and a bit run down at that time."
Source: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/145888769/james-madison-pettigrew
Husband of J. A. Pettigrew, CSA
Marker says: JAMES MADISON PETTIGREW Born May 2, 1818 Departed this life Feb. 25, 1892
- Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Mar 16 2017, 5:35:51 UTC
From Bev Kline:
There may be middle name confusion involving two different James Pettigrews. Buried in Stonewall Jackson Cemetery, Lexington, Rockbridge Co. VA are:
- James Madison Pettigrew b. 2 May 1818, d. 25 Feb 1892
- Mrs. J.A. Pettigrew (w/o JMP) b. 19 Apr 1823, d. 6 May 1895; (nee Jane Ann Varner)
The above James was son of Samuel and Hannah (Gamble) Pettigrew. That Samuel was son of John and Mary (Ward). That John was one of five sons of James Petticrew/Pettycrew, who emigrated to Rockbridge Co. from Dauphin Co. PA. John and family adopted Pettigrew spelling in 1810's.
James W. Pettigrew was a different person from James Madison Pettigrew. James W. appears in Botetourt Co. 1850 census as a slaveholder, and 1870 and 1880 census in Campbell Co. Calculating from census records, he was born in 1812.
From "Botetourt County Marriages, 1770-1853" by Vogt & Kethley. Vol. I, pg. 237: James W. Pettigrew & Mary H.T. Newell, 2 Feb 1839; d/o Nancy, bond John S. Martin, wit- Alfred A. Eskridge, min- Henry H. Paine (Presby.), married 5 Feb 1839.
If the middle name of this James W. is truly Ward, then maybe he is also a descendant of John and Mary (Ward) Petticrew/Pettigrew, perhaps a son.
Burial place of James W.'s wife, Mary: ST THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH CEMETERY Bedford County, VA Located: Road 122 North of 639, Sedalia, Bedford Co, VA
PETTIGREW, Mary Harrison Newell -- - Jul 05, 1898 WRIGHT, Emma Pettigrew Jun 15, 1845 - Aug 20, 1924 WRIGHT, William H. Apr 19, 1840 - Apr 28, 1914 WRIGHT, Pearl Jan 08, 1875 - Feb 06, 1886 WRIGHT, James Pettigrew Jul 18, 1885 - May 23, 1954 WRIGHT, Mary Francis Hill -- - Oct 18, 1960 WRIGHT, Anna Belle Dec 18, 1872 - Jun 05, 1966 WRIGHT, Leonardine Lucado Nov 04, 1888 - Jun 26, 1974
James Madison Pettigrew's Timeline
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May 2, 1818
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1845 |
August 17, 1845
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Rockbridge County, Virginia, United States
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1848 |
1848
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1851 |
February 4, 1851
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Lexington, Virginia, United States
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March 18, 1853
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1855 |
February 15, 1855
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Lexington, Rockbridge County, Virginia, United States
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1858
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Lexington, Virginia, United States
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August 6, 1860
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1892 |
February 25, 1892
Age 73
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Lexington, Virginia, United States
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