Mary Elizabeth Jackson

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Find-a-Grave Memorial for Priscilla McKimmey Adams Find-a-Grave Memorial for Priscilla McKimmey Adams http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=adams&GSiman=... @R30@ Y

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Priscilla McKimmey Adams Birth: May 15, 1806 Loudoun County Virginia, USA Death: Dec. 31, 1834

Daughter of Francis and Elizabeth JACKSON McKimmey. Grand-daughter ofJames McKemie and Mary McIlhany. She married Henry Adams 11 November1824. Mother of four children..Elizabeth Ann , Mary Jane, WilliamHenry, Thomas Franklin ADAMS. She died 2 days after giving birth toher fourth child Thomas Francis Adams.

Family links: Children: Elizabeth Ann Adams Whitmore (1826 - 1892)* Thomas Franklin Adams (1834 - 1920)*

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Marriages of Loudoun County, Virginia, 1757-1853 Marriages of Loudoun County, Virginia, 1757-1853 Mary Alice Wertz Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002 @R1@ Y

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Page 100 3 McKinny, Francis & Mary Jackson. m. 11 Nov. 1800. Littlejohn.

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Loudoun County (VA) Chancery Causes Loudoun County (Va.) Chancery Causes Local Government Records Collection, Loudoun County Court Records. The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia http://www.virginiamemory.com/collections/chancery/?_ga=1.204766933... @R71@ Y Y

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George Hammon, etc. vs. Catherine McKimmey, etc., 1835-036. Original Case No: M1702 3 See complete file at: http://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/case_detail.asp?CFN=107-1835-036

 Plaintiffs: George Hammon and Mary McKimmy Hammond Henry Adams and Priscilla McKimmy Adams Wayne McKimmy Daniel Hines and Sarah McKimmy Elizabeth McKimmy

Defendants: Catherine McKimmy John McKimmy

Francis McKimmy of Loudoun Co. died intestate leaving children Mary, Priscilla, Sarah, Wayne, Catherine and John, and his widow Elizabeth.

Catherine and John are infants (under 21 years of age) and the plaintiffsf have no way of partitioning about 120 acres of land in Loudoun County left by Francies McKimmy. Therefore they want the guardian for Catherine and John to agree to divide the land among Francis McKimmy's children, after giving dower right to Elizabeth.

E. Hammett as guardian ad litem to the two minor children answered the complaint and agreed to partition of the land. The court then orders John Grubb, Thomas White and Robert Moffett to divide the land equally (taking into account the quantity and quality of the land) among the descendants after providing Elizabeth with her dower.

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Will of John Jackson, Sr. Will of John Jackson, Sr. Originally posted by Ancestry.com user ebeth32129 Executors: sons Samuel and John Jackson, and John Grubb, son of William Grubb. Y Y

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3 Will dated 23 Sep 1820, recorded 14 Aug 1821. Mentions children Samuel Jackson, John Jackson, Abigail Houser, Martha Lowry, Elizabeth McKimmie, Ann Saunders, Mary Campbell, Sarah Jenkins, Priscilla Knight and Styles Jackson (deceased). Also grandson John Jackson, son of Styles.