William Smith, of King George County

Family

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Margery ROWLEY was born about 1692 in Virginia, the daughter of William ROWLEY Senior and Mary[1]

She married William Smith in 1720. Children of William SMITH and Margery ROWLEY

1. William SMITH was born about 1716 in King George County, Virginia. (mentioned in Will of William Rowley Junior)
2. Joseph SMITH was born about 1718 in King George County, Virginia. He married Ann ANDERSON who was born about 1718 in Richmond County, Virginia the daughter of Walter Anderson and Mary TRAVIS. Anne Anderson married Joseph SMITH about 1739 in King George County, Virginia. Thomas SMITH will was written 6 Jan 1793 in Fauquier County, Virginia. (Refer to Chapter 7)
3. Thomas SMITH was born about 1720 in King George County, Virginia (mentioned in Will of William Rowley Junior)
4. John SMITH born about 1722 in King George County, Virginia and lived in Prince William County, Virginia was also a son of William SMITH.
5. Anne SMITH was born about 1724 in King George County, Virginia Anne married Jeremiah BRYANT.
6. Jeane / Jean SMITH was born about 1726 in King George County, Virginia. Jean married Mr. Richard OWENS (OWINGS) mentioned in William ROWLEY Jr. will.
7. Rowley SMITH was born about 1728 in King George County, Virginia.
8. Lettice / Letice SMITH was born about 1732 in King George County, Virginia and married: (1) John WISHART was born in Scotland and died 12 Aug 1774 in King George County, Virginia. married (2) Michael WALLACE married 8 Jun 1775. Michael WALLACE was the son of Dr WALLACE and Elizabeth BROWN Michael WALLACE was born 8 Jun 1753 in Ellerslie, King George County, Virginia. Michael died in April 1797 in Ellerslie, King George County, Virginia. NOTE: Lettice WISHART is mentioned in the will of William Rowley Junior

Margery then married George Henage in 1741. Lastly, she appears to have married a Joseph Smith in 1744. [2] He served during the American Revolution as a Captain of the Virginia Brigade.

Margery passed away in 1752.

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