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About Thomas Waller
Thomas Carr Waller
- Gender: Male
- Birth: July 29 1732 Spotsylvania, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America
- Marriage: Spouse: Sarah Ann Dabney 1760 Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
- Death: Feb 10 1787 Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA. DAR Ancestor # A120065
Family
Parents:
- John Waller
- Agnes Waller (born Carr) Wife:
- Sarah Ann Waller (born Dabney) Children:
- Sarah Spicer (born Waller)
- Elizabeth Ann Pritchett (born Waller)
- John Waller
- Dorothy Tomlin Rowzie (born Waller)
- Pomfrett Waller
- Carr Waller
- Agnes Smith (born Waller)
- Anna Harris (born Waller)
- Dabney Waller
- Elizabeth Waller
- Mary "Mollie" WOOLFOLK (born WALLER)
Notes
From https://www.dabney-early-virginia.info/getperson.php?personID=I678&...
Thomas Carr Waller was a church warden of St. George’s Parish in 1748, when the vestry purchased land for a new church. He lived and died on the Cedar Point farm.
Thomas, as the eldest son, inherited John and Agnes’ Waller’s home farm, Topping Castle, after the death of his mother in 1777. He was listed in the Spotsylvania County tax lists with 470 acres, 15-19 slaves, and 5-6 horses from 1786 (the earliest surviving record) to 1787, when he died, aged 55. Sarah was listed from 1790 to 1821 with the same land, 3-9 slaves, and 4-5 horses. In the 1810 census, she was living with one other female over 45 and 12 slaves. In the 1820 census, she was living alone with 18 slaves. After her death in 1822, the land was listed as Thomas Waller’s estate through 1824.
Sources
- link to “A History of Caroline County, Virginia: From Its Formation in 1727 to 1924” By Marshall Wingfield
Citations
- The Early Descendants of Wm. Overton & Elizabeth Waters, W. P. Anderson (Cincinnati, OH: Author, 1938), p. 67.
- Waller Family Record, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, 1832. A handwritten account of the Waller family descent carried to Todd County, Kentucky by the Thomas Carr Waller (1799-1872) family.
- Ancestry.com. U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/ Original data: Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-19...
- Comment: “The 1942 membership application by Lewis G. Chewing for Sons of the American Revolution says " Thomas Waller of Spotsylvania Co. Va was a private in the 6th Continental Line and received a pension for his services." The Thomas Waller associated with the 6th appears to have died 1818 or 1819. Another record shows a Thomas Waller under Capt. J. P. Duval deserted. A Thomas Waller was a fifer but with a Maryland Regt. The line of descent as detailed by Mr. Chewing is fine but I am beginning to have serious concerns about the war participation. If anyone has examined DAR membership papers and can document the participation, please share.”
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Thomas Waller's Timeline
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July 29, 1732
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Spotsylvania, Virginia Colony, British North America
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February 26, 1761
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1762
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Albemarle Co., Virginia, United States
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1763
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Spotsylvania County, Virginia, USA
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November 17, 1764
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November 17, 1764
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Virginia
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January 24, 1767
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Virginia
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March 12, 1769
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Spotsylvania County, Virginia, United States
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February 20, 1772
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Cedar Point, Spotsylvania County, Province of Virginia
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