Jane Lowry

Jane Nutting

• Parents: Captain Thomas Nutting and Elizabeth Booth
• Birth: August 23, 1698 in Charles Parish Dr, Poquoson, York, VA, USA - https://www.geni.com/photo/view/6000000007346041209?album_type=photos_of_me&photo_id=6000000083126490163&position=0
• Death: 1735 (36) in Virginia, British Colonial America
• Place of Burial: Christian, Virginia, United States

Married

• Married: John Lowry Sr. after 1717 and before November 1718 in Elizabeth City, Virginia, USA

Children Listed in John Sr. Will

• John Lowry, born circa 1730 Elizabeth City, Virginia, United States, married Mary Tabb.
• Thomas Lowry d. bef 1766
• William Lowry; William was listed in his father’s Will. William has now gone to sea and it is possible he may not come back, reversion of bequest to son Thomas; granddaughter Mary Tabb; grandson John Tabb. Exs. Son John Lowy and son-in-law William Stevenson. Dated 2 May 1763 and recorded October 7, 1766.
• Frances Lowry married William Stevenson, daughter Frances Stevenson; grandson William Stevenson; granddaughter Ann Stevenson; granddaughter Sarah Stevenson; granddaughter Frances Stevenson;
• Jane Lowry is also mentioned in her grandmother Elizabeth Booth Nutting will. She is the right Jane Lowry who her grandmother Elizabeth Nutting made her will. to youngest son lately born of William LOWRY & Jane [LOWRY], her maiden name]], his wife, ON CONDITION HE BE CHRISTENED THOMAS NUTTING [LOWRY]. Her younger sister Elizabeth is also mentioned, to Elizabeth Lowry, my Negro boy called James. Elizabeth Booth Nutting had only listed her grandchildren and great grandchildren in her will. Jane LOWRY, daughter of John LOWRY who married William LOWRY had "lately had a son" [born in 1733] whom in compliance with her grandmother's will named the son Thomas Nutting LOWRY.
• Elizabeth Lowry married Edward Tabb in 1738 in Charles Parish, York, Virginia, USA, son of Edward Tabb and Margaret Hayward, Will of Elizabeth BOOTH Nutting, signed 13 September 1733; probated 15 September 1735, Reprinted in "Notes of the GOODWIN Families in America" as published in the William and Mary Quarterly , pp 151 and 152. In the 15 September 1733 York, Virginia will of Elizabeth BOOTH Nutting, she left to "Elizabeth LOWRY, my Negro boy called James". Elizabeth & Edwards children we’re Mary, John.

Will of Sister Katherine Shelton/Armistead (Nutting) Dated: November 6, 1745

• Wills and Administrations of Elizabeth City County, Virginia- Katherine, sister of Jane Nutting lists her husband John Lowry in her Will and children Robert, Booth and Angelia Armistead -

1718 Will of Brother-In-Law, Richard Sclater, (who married Jane’s sister Mary Nutting), from Charles Parish, York County, Virginia British Colonial America

• Will of Richard Slater, of Charles parish, names daughters Elizabeth, Agnes, and Mary Slater; his children to remain till of age with their grandmother, their uncle and aunt William Sheldon and Katherine, his wife; and uncle and aunt, John and Jane Lowry. Appoints as executors William Sheldon, Elizabeth Nutting, and Katherine Sheldon. Proved November 17, 1718
• Will of Elizabeth BOOTH Nutting, signed 13 September 1733; probated 15 September 1735 Reprinted in "Notes of the GOODWIN Families in America" as published in the William and Mary Quarterly , pp 151 and 152.

Will of Elizabeth BOOTH Nutting, signed 13 September 1733; probated 15 September 1735.

• "Will of Elizabeth [BOOTH] Nutting, of the Parish of Charles, in the county of York, widow, being very aged and infirm, to Grandson, Robert ARMISTEAD, son of Robert ARMISTEAD and Catherine, his wife, the tract of land where she now lives; legacies to Booth ARMISTEAD, [legacies] to Elizabeth ROGERS, daughter of Adduston ROGERS and Catherine, his wife; to grandson William LOWRY; granddaughter Angelica ARMISTEAD. to Robert ARMISTEAD, my grandson, aforesaid, her silver tankard; granddaughter Elizabeth Goodwin [GOODWIN is her married name as illustrated by bequests to her grandchildren and great grandchildren]; my sealskin trunk; [and to each of] her grandchildren and great grandchildren under 14 years 20 shillings to be paid in current money; Except my grandson, Richard Sclater, to whom I give my half pint silver can; grandsons, Thomas DOSWELL, Edward DOSWELL; granddaughter, Elizabeth MOORE; to youngest son lately born of William LOWRY & Jane [LOWRY], her maiden name]], his wife,ON CONDITION HE BE CHRISTENED THOMAS NUTTING [LOWRY], Otherwise I give the can to grandson, Booth ARMISTEAD. all residue of estate to daughter, Catherine ARMISTEAD for the benefit of her three children: Booth, Robert and Angelica. To Frances ARMISTEAD, daughter of Ellyson ARMISTEAD, 20 S. to buy her a ring. to Elizabeth Lowry, my Negro boy called James. Catherine ARMISTEAD, sole executor. Witnesses: Thomas KERBY, James KERBY, James MANSON. Will dated 13 September 1733; Probated 15 September 1735.
• Jane NUTTING married John LOWRY in the brief window between 11 July 1717 when her father made his Will and she was still single and November 1718:
• On this date her brother-in-law Richard Sclater wrote his will leaving his youngest daughter Mary to the care of her uncles (his brother-in-laws), Wm Sheldon (who md Catherine Nutting) OR to "Uncle John Lowry & his wife Jane". In the 1733 Will of her mother, Elizabeth BOOTH Nutting. Granddaughter Jane Lowry, daughter of John Lowry & Jane Nutting married her cousin William LOWRY and they just had a son whom, Elizabeth BOOTH Nutting wants them to name after her deceased husband, Thomas NUTTING.

1687_Sweeney_Family_WandM_Quarterly.pdf - https://crgis.ndc.nasa.gov/crgis/images/f/fa/1687_Sweeney_Family_Wa...

Sources

• Where the Record Is Found (Citation), Will of Elizabeth BOOTH Nutting, signed 13 September 1733; probated 15 September 1735Reprinted in "Notes of the GOODWIN Families in America" as published in the William and Mary Quarterly , pp 151 and 152.
• Thomas Nutting mentioned in the record of Jane Nutting- https://www.geni.com/photo/view/6000000007346041209?album_type=photos_of_me&photo_id=6000000082691984874&position=2
• Jane Nutting in the York County, Virginia, Charles Parish Records, 1648-1789 - http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dllindiv=1&db=charle2&h=1972...
• Judish McGhan, Genealogies of Virginia Families From William and Mary College Quarterly Historial Magazine, IV ( Genealogical Publishing Co.; Baltimore; 1982;), Page 223.