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Susanna Burton (Allen)

Also Known As: "Watson", "Allen"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: New Kent County, Province of Virginia
Death: 1766 (65-66)
Mecklenburg County, Province of Virginia (Henrico County, Virginia)
Place of Burial: Henrico County,Virginia,USA
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Richard Allen of New Kent and Elizabeth Allen
Wife of Noel Watson and Hutchins Burton, Sr
Mother of Susannah Price; Samuel Burton; Drury Burton; Hutchins Burton, II; David Allen Burton and 11 others
Sister of Abraham Allen; Samuel Allen; Robert Allen; Richard Allen; Judith Burton and 1 other

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About Susanna Burton

Susanna Watson Allen Burton

  • BIRTH 17 May 1700 - New Kent County, Virginia, USA
  • DEATH 1772 (aged 71–72) Henrico County, Virginia, USA
  • BURIAL Westham Plantation - Burton Family, Henrico County, Virginia, USA
  • MEMORIAL ID 234715795 · View Source
  • daughter of Richard ALLEN (ALLIN) JR.
  • Wife of Hutchins Burton, Sr., ~ married March 31, 1719, New Kent Co., VA

Notes

The following information is from "Allens of the Southern States":

Richard Allen, Sr., was a land processioner in New Kent County in 1689.

Mr. Richard Allen was a staunch member of the official Church of England, which leaves little doubt that he was of English extraction. Except for two terms as church warden in 1706-1707 and 1718-1719, Richard Allen was a vestryman continuously from June 1704 until his death there in 1725. His name was among those listed regularly as present at the vestry meetings.

St. Peter's Parish Register records show the birth of nine slaves, seven "belonging to" Mr. Richard Allen and two born after Mr. Allen's death "belonging to" Mrs. Elizabeth Allen. The birth of a child, George, is also recorded; and he was probably the child for whom the parish vestry paid Mr. Allen 1,100 pounds to care for until he "comes of age".

It is inconceivable that a man of his age and wealth would not have left a will to protect a wife and other heirs, because, under the laws of primogeniture, the oldest male descendant would have been the sole heir in the absence of a will. If Mrs. Elizabeth Allen was the widow of Richard Allen, the fact that she owned slaves may indicate that he did make either a will or a deed of gift to her and that those legal instruments must be among the many "lost records" of Virginia. The deed of Charles Winfree and his wife Jame implies that they had inherited land which had been purchased by Richard Allen before his death. That would have required a written will or a deed of give, had Mr. Allen had a male heir.

St. Peter's Parish Church in New Kent county, BIRTHS AND BAPTISMS.

”Mr Hutchens Burton and Susanna Allen was maried March ye 31st, 1719.”


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Susanna Burton's Timeline

1700
May 17, 1700
New Kent County, Province of Virginia
1719
December 25, 1719
Henrico County, Virginia
1721
November 23, 1721
Henrico, Virginia, USA
1723
September 25, 1723
Cumberland County, Virginia, Colonial America
1725
June 25, 1725
Henrico, Virginia, USA
1727
July 25, 1727
Henrico County, Virginia, United States
1729
April 27, 1729
Henrico County, Virginia, Colonial America
1731
December 9, 1731
Henrico, Virginia, Colonial America
1734
May 4, 1734
Henrico County, Virginia