Mary Chew

-2 Mary BEVERLEY b 11 Nov 1699 in "Newlands", Spotsylvania Co d after 1738 m about 30 Sep 1733 Larkin Chew Jr

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Capt Harry Beverley, son of Robert, wrote his will in 1730 and his daughter Mary was unmarried then

... Item. I give to my daughter Mary all the rest and residue of the above said tract of land to her and to her heirs forever, also two negro slaves named Joshua & Cloe & their increase & my riding horse over & above her equal share of my slaves & personal estate in consideration for her services eleven years as my House Keeper. ...

source: page 174 of The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 3 edited by Philip Alexander Bruce, William Glover Stanard. "Major Robert Beverley and his descendants" (concluded)

Note from Curator Pam Wilson: I removed her from her marriage to Benjamin Winslow since it was unlikely that she married a Benjamin Winslow in Anson County, NC and her sister Susanna married a Benjamin Winslow in Essex County, VA. If she indeed married the same Benjamin as her sister, then please connect them. Thanks!

• Reference: WikiTree Genealogy - SmartCopy: Mar 7 2017, 14:41:40 UTC

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GEDCOM Note

(From p. 657) "2" Mary Beverley b. 11-11-1699 "Newlands", Spotsylvania Co. m. (license dated) 9-30-1733 Larkin Chew Jr. of Spotsylvania Co. d. (will dated 3-29-1770; probated 9-21-1770) son of Larkin and Hannah (Roy) Chew and brother of John Larkin Chew (see p. 771) was Justice of Spotsylvania Co. and Sheriff 1739-54.
1. Mary Chew (See p. 686).
2. Elizabeth Beverley Chew I (See p. 729).
("From p. 686) "1" Mary Chew 4.
m. 1st John Smith of "Rickahock", King and Queen Co. d. 4-6-1761
(or 1770).
1. Col. Larkin Smith 5 Cavalry Captain American Revolution; Speaker of
House of Delegates.
2. Mary Beverley Smith 5 b. 9-8-1755 (See p. 686).
3. Elizabeth Perrott Smith 5.
4. Morris Smith 5.
5. John Smith 5.
in. 2nd about 1770 Lt. Col. Oliver Towles of American Revolution, b. 9-1-1736 Spotsylvania Co. d. 1825 Lynchburg, son John and Margaret
Daniel) Towles of Middlesex Co. and cousin of Col. Thomas Towles,
his step-dau.'s husband. He had a large law practice before joining the
Revolutionary Army, in which he served as Capt., Maj. and Lt. Col.

After the war was Secretary, Virginia Society of Cincinnati; recommenced law practice in Campbell Co., but his health failed and he died in Lynchburg.
6. Ann Towles 5.
7. Molly Towles 5 m. Archibald Dick Jr.
8. Oliver Towles Jr.5 b. 1777 (See p. 728).
9. Harry Beverley Towles 5 a Lieut. USA, d. 8-24-1794, killed at battle
of Maumee.
10. Frances Towles 5 in. Robert Stevenson of Lewisburg (now in W. Va.)
son Rev. James Stevenson.