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About Mary Ann Hannah Blake
(Researcher Note:
It appears two daughters of Nicholas Sessoms have been confused; one who married Blake and one who married Mitchell.)
Children of NICHOLAS SESSUMS and HANNAH CULMER are:
- i. THOMAS SESSUMS, b. Abt. 1677, Surry County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1711, Surry County, Virginia.
- ii. HANNAH SESSUMS.
- iii. ANN SESSUMS, d. Bef. 1740.
3. HANNAH2 SESSUMS (NICHOLAS1)14,15. She married WILLIAM BLACK.
Notes for HANNAH SESSUMS:
Hannah Sessums, daughter of Nicholas Sessums and Hannah Culmer married William Black as shown in the will of Nicholas Sessums. William Black is not listed in Surry county records after that of the files of Chowan or Bertie Counties North Carolina records where other family members settled.
Other records suggest that William Black died and Hannah married John Mitchell.
Hannah is mentioned as the wife of John Mitchell in a Bertie County deed dated Sept 7, 1724 between John Mitchell and Dennis McLendon.
Hannah is shown as the executrix of the estate of John Mitchell in the Bertie County NC Court of Common Pleas of the 2nd Tuesday 1739. (Book I, page 275).
The estate was divided between the widow and seven orphans in Book II page 283 in the May court of1740. In the November Court of 1740, the division of the estate of Mitchell was returned by Benjamin Warren, John Perry and Nicholas Sessums in Book II page 305.
Children of HANNAH SESSUMS and WILLIAM BLACK (BLAKE) are:
- i. HANNAH3 BLACK.
- ii. MARY BLACK.
- iii. JOHN BLACK.
https://www.lamartin.com/genealogy/sessums.htm
Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850 View Record Name Mary Blake Date01 Nov 1742 Location Isle of Wight., VA Notes This probate record was extracted from microfilmed copies of the original Will Book. Remarks William Blake of Nottoway Parish. Leg.-wife Mary; son Sessums; son Benjamin; son Thomas; son Joseph; among all my children.
Exs., wife Mary; son Joshua Claud and son Thomas Blake. Description Executrix Book5-47 Prove date 12 Mar 1746
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My Blake line, as indicated in the book Southern Blakes by Kate Blake Daus, is:
[1]Thomas Blake, wife Alice, his Will 1707 Isle of Wight Co., VA.
[2] William Blake, wife Mary Sessoms, dau. of Nicholas and Katherine Sessoms. William's Will probated 1746 Isle of Wight Co.
[3] William Blake, moved to Edgecombe Co., NC ca 1744, member of Granville Co., NC militia in 1755, later in Johnston Co., NC.
[4] William Blake and 1st wife, name unknown. Lived Wake Co., NC, married 2nd to Lucy Allen Mobley, widow of William Mobley, moved to Elbert Co., GA where he died 1798, Rev. Soldier and served at Valley Forge.
[5] Sarah Blake (1770-1848), dau. of William's first wife, name unknown, married William Hall, lived Elbert Co., GA.
My email yonahdells@windstream.net
Ann Sessums daughter of Nicholas Sessums and Hannah Culmer is mentioned in Order Book 1691-1713 Page 254 may 1704 when Nicholas Sessums second wife relinquished her rights to dower of a piece of land Nicholas gave to his daughter Ann Williams.
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Descendants of Nicholas Sessums
4. ANN2 SESSUMS (NICHOLAS1) died Bef. 1740.
She married WILLIAM WILLIAMs.
Notes for ANN SESSUMS:
Ann Sessums daughter of Nicholas Sessums and Hannah Culmer is mentioned in Order Book 1691-1713 Page 254 may 1704 when Nicholas Sessums second wife relinquished her rights to dower of a piece of land Nicholas gave to his daughter Ann Williams.
So possibly she had married William Williams before that date.
Her husband is listed several times in the Surry County records.
Ann had apparently died prior to William as she is not listed in his will.
William Williams will is as follows;
"Williams William: Leg. To son, lewis Williams, 4 acres adjoining his own land up Wet Slash to Green Swamp. to Daughter Hester, my plantation where I live with one-half the remaining part of land and one negro.
Son, William to have the use of the other part of the land for seven years then to my daughter, Lidia.
Gives daughter Lidia, into the care of William Newsum's wife until of age, or married and teach her to read the catechism. to daughters, Anne, Katherine, Mary, Hannah, Unity, and Faith, each five shillings. sons John and William five shillings each.
Mentions five children, Lewis, Wm. Eliz, Lidia, and Hester. Friend,Wm.
Edwards and son, Lewis Williams, Exers.
Made: 17 Nov., 1740. Prob.: 16 April, 1741. Wit: Wm. Edwards, John Johnson. Book 9, p. 294."
Children of ANN SESSUMS and WILLIAM WILLIAMS are:
i. WILLIAM3 WILLIAMS, b. Bef. 1715.
ii. KATHERINE WILLIAMS, b. Bef. 1715.
iii. MARY WILLIAMS, b. Bef. 1715.
iv. LEWIS WILLIAMS.
v. LIDIA WILLIAMS. vi. ANNE WILLIAMS.
vii. HANNAH WILLIAMS.
viii. UNITY WILLIAMS.
Mary Ann Hannah Sessums/Sessoms Blake BIRTH 1685 Surry County, Virginia, USA DEATH 1742 (aged 56–57) Virginia, USA BURIAL Burial Details Unknown MEMORIAL ID 189813914
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/189813914/mary-ann_hannah-blake
The exact location of Mary Sessoms Blake's burial site is unknown at this time. If anyone knowns the location please let me know and I will gladly add it.
Mary Sessum/Sessoms married Willam Blake I/Sr. in January 1704 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia.
Mary was was born in 1685 in Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry County, Virginia as the daughter of Nicholas Sessums/Sessoms and Katherine (Hannah Culmer?).
Mary and William I lived after their marriage in what is now Southampton County, VA but during their lifetime it was part of Isle of Wight County, VA created from part of Isle of Wight in 1749.
Mary died sometime after 1742 in Virginia.
Mary and William Blake I children were:
- Sessums Blake (named as son in William Blake I's Will)
- Benjamin Blake (named as son in William Blake I's Will)
- Thomas Blake (named as son in William Blake I's Will)
- Joseph Blake (named as son in William Blake I's Will)
- John Claud (named as son in William Blake I's Will)
- William Blake II
- Mary Blake
- Hannah Blake
- John Blake
Sources: Will of William Blake I of Nottoway Parish, Isle of Wight County, Virginia Southern Blakes, by Kate Blake-Daus, 1956, pg 2
Family Members Spouse William Blake unknown–1746 (m. 1704)
Children William Blake
ix. FAITH WILLIAMS. x. JOHN WILLIAMS. xi. ELIZA WILLIAMS.
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Mary Ann Hannah Blake's Timeline
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1685
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Surry, Surry County, Virginia, United States
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1706
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Isle of Wight, Virginia, United States
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January 5, 1710
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Middlesex, Chriarch Parish, Virginia, USA
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1711
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Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, United States
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October 8, 1713
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1725
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Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, United States
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1727
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Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, United States
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