Joshua Wynne, Jr.

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Deposition of Joshua Wynn (SON of this Joshua Wynne). [A Copy] Taken before Edward Pegram, Jr. , Joseph Turner, and George Pegram, Justices of Peace for Dinwiddle County on behalf of Will, James , Tabb, and Moria Indians pltfs. v. Isaac Tucker deft. Dated 5 Sept. 1789. Joshua Wynn aged 65 years. His father Joshua Wynn owned some years a woman named Bess, who appeared to be and called herself an Indian woman of the Nation of the Appalachians or Palachians, which said woman the deponent saith he was informed by his mother Mary Wynn had been given to his father with her at the time of their intermarriage by her father Robert Hicks — which said Robert Hicks this deponent was told by his father Joshua Wynn always called the woman an Indian. The said woman was generally called an Indian. The deponent knew the said woman Bess and that she spoke plain English when Re first knew her, but he heard her sign in an unknown language — Bess called it Indian and said they were psalms. Bess called the girl Maria, the property of Capt. John Evans, her daughter and the said John Evans was always understood to be an Indian trader. The deponent said that the descendants of Maria were Moll, the property of William Jones, Jenny, the property of Thomas Evans, and Tabb, the property of Robert Evans. The said Moll, Jenny, and Tabb were always called the daughters of said Maria. The children of Moll were Sibb, the property of Berryman Jones, and Beck J the property of Thomas Hardaway. The said Sibb and Beck were always called the children of Moll. The children of Sibb v;ere Pallace, Bridget, and Esther, the property of the estate of Richard Hill, deceased. He had heard Lud Jones say that he gave his sister Tucker, wife of Isaac Tucker, two girls — Tabb and Morea— who were daughters of said Moll and that Will and James now in the possession of said Isaac Tucker were said to be the sons of the two girls given by said Lud Jones to the said Isaac Tucker's wife sister to the said Lud. https://archive.org/stream/southsidevirgini81990/southsidevirgini81...