Addenda pages 24-47

1.5.4.2.3. Mary Worsham "Molly" b abt 1757. Glenda (Dunbar) Hall, 2001, Jesse Blankenship and wife Mollie Worsham, the location of these graves, per family members, is on the old "Tommy Hay field." (RootsWeb.com, Russell Co, KY query by Glenda (Dunbar) Hall, 2001)

1.5.4.2.3.5. John Blankenship.

Vicky Sue Blankenship wrote 3 Mar 2008:

"Our family records indicate that John Blankenship was b abt 1799 and married Elizabeth Sheeks 27 Aug 1818 in Wayne Co KY. Wayne Co later became Russell Co Elizabeth b abt 1805. Her lineage is accounted for rather well through Mark Arslan. Literature is found listed under Sheek online. Some of our family says John was married to Martha McFall. I don’t know that for a fact one way or the other. Just Elizabeth Sheek. Some say that a John Blankenship b 1788 was married to Ancatron McFall called Catherine, which is true, but he is different than our John (of 1799). This is Hudson generation 3's son." (Hudson m Edith Wilkinson; therefore, John Blankenship who m Ancatron would be brother to Jesse Blankenship)

John Blankenship is listed in the 1850 Russell Co, KY census age 51 with wife, Elizabeth & children: Levy age 19; Nathan age 16; Elizabeth age 14; George age 11; Susan age 9; William J. age 7 & Luvina age 4. His father, Jesse Blankenship age 84 b VA is living with him. John is listed in the 1860 Russell Co, KY census. He is age 65 & wife Elizabeth is age 55. Elizabeth Blankenship is age 65 in the 1870 Precinct 2, Creelsboro, Russell Co, KY census living with her son, Ben Blankenship & his wife Mary.

John & Elizabeth children:

1.5.4.2.3.5.1. David Blankenship b 10 Feb 1821 Cumberland Co, KY, m Nancy Lawless 24 Jan 1843 Jamestown, Russell, KY. He d 24 Feb 1898 Russell Co, KY bur Blankenship Cem, Russell Co, KY.

1.5.4.2.3.5.2. Hudson Blankenship b 28 Feb 1823 Russell Co, KY m Nancy Helm 5 Mar 1846 Russell Co, KY. He d 1 Feb 1911 Russell Co, KY

1.5.4.2.3.5.3. Mary Blankenship b abt 1825 Russell Co, KY m Augustine Lawless 20 Oct 1841 Cumberland Co, KY

1.5.4.2.3.5.4. Cornelius Blankenship b 23 Jan 1827 Russell Co m 1st) Elizabeth Ann Lewis 21 Apr 1849 Russel Co, KY & had children: Hudson, Charles, Caldonia & William N. He m 2nd) Belinda Wilkerson 30 Mar 1862 Jamestown, Russell Co, KY & had children: John Nicholas, Martha Jane, Felix, Aaron, Fetnah, & Thomas Alexander Blankenship. Cornelius d 17 Nov 1910 Belle Plaine, Sumner, KS

1.5. 4.2.3.5.5. Benjamin F. Blankenship b Feb 1828 Russell Co, KY m Mary Ann Wilkerson 19 Oct 1852 Russell Co, KY. He d 5 Mar 1914 Russell Co, KY bur Bethlehem Cem, Russell Co, KY

1.5.4.2.3.5.6. Levi Blankenship b abt 1831 Russell Co, KY

1.5.4.2.3.5.7. John Blankenship b Jan 1832 Russell Co, KY

1.5.4.2.3.5.8. Nathan Blankenship b abt 1834 Russell Co, KY

1.5.4.2.3.5.9. Elizabeth Blankenship b 11 Dec 1836 Russell Co, KY m Jesse Wilkerson 1 Nov 1855 Swan Pond Bottom, Russell, KY. She d abt 1935

1.5.4.2.3.5.10. George S. Blankenship b 4 May 1839 Russell Co, KY m Mary Elizabeth Wooldridge. He d 15 Mar 1934 Creelsboro, Russell, KY bur Blankenship Cem., Russell, KY

1.5.4.2.3.5.11. Susan Blankenship b abt 1841 Russell Co, KY m John Brockman 21 Aug 1859 Swan Pond Bottom, Russell Co, KY

1.5.4.2.3.5.12. William J. Blankenship b abt 1843 Russell Co, KY m Almira Popplewell 21 Jul 1859 Cumberland Co, KY

1.5.4.2.3.5.13. Lavina Blankenship b 17 Sep 1847 Russell Co, KY m William Mack Burchett 27 Jan 1864 Russell Co, KY. She d 11 Apr 1930 Clarindam, Page, IA

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1.5.4.2.6.2. Drury Blankenship b ca 1785 Bedford Co, Virginia died 1835 Hardin Co, TN, m 6 Mar 1810 Adair Co, KY Mary "Polly" Johnson. She d 1866 Hardin Co, TN. (Don Blankenship, Frank Slye) Mary Polly Johnson was the d/o Thomas Johnson b 1776 and Martha Patsy Clay b 1774. Martha was the d/o James Clay and Martha Muse. (Leonard Johnson, 2008)

Children:

1.5.4.2.6.2.1. Thomas J. Blankenship b 11 Jul 1813 Adair Co, KY d 1 Jan 1855 Hardin Co, TN. He married 17 Feb 1834 Russell Co, KY Sarah Burgess d/o Hardin Burgess & Tabitha A. who was b 19 Feb 1812 Warren Co, KY & d after 1897 Ohio C. KY

Children:

1.5.4.2.6.2.1.1. Francis Marion Blankenship b abt 1837 KY

1.5.4.2.6.2.1.2. William H Blankenship b 16 Dec 1838 Warren Co, KY m 1^st) H E Parrott 16 Dec 1838 Warren Co, KY. H E d 29 Jan 1883 &William m 2^nd) Luretta Austin 30 Aug 1884.

1.5.4.2.6.2.1.3. Thomas H Blankenship b abt 1842 KY

1.5.4.2.6.2.1.4. Sarah I Blankenship b abt 1844 TN m Asa Hodges

1.5.4.2.6.2.1.5. John B Blankenship b 1 Jan 1848 Hardin Co, TN m 1^st) Harriet Ann Parrott who d 1874 & John m 2^nd) Joana Rogers 20 Oct 1881 who was b 27 Sep 1857 Ohio Co, KY

1.5.4.2.6.2.3. Able Blankenship b c 1816 Adair Co, KY d Jul 1874 Hardin Co, TN m Martha C. abt 1840 Hardin Co, TN who was b 14 Aug 1818 TN d 14 Sep 1910 Hardin Co, TN bur Liberty Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cem., Hardin Co, TN.

Children:

1.5.4.2.6.2.3.1. William H Blankenship b 4 Apr 1842 Hardin Co, TN

1.5.4.2.6.2.3.2. Serenia Blankenship bb 29 Feb 1844 Hardin Co, TN, d 2 Sep 1896. She m Vestal Hughes 16 Feb 1836, d 25 May 1905, s/o William C. Hughes and Winnie Parish. Both buried at Sweeney/Swinea Cem. (Kathy Dell, 2010)

1.5.4.2.6.2.3.3. Joel Blankenship b abt 1846 Hardin Co, TN

1.5.4.2.6.2.3.4. Amanda Blankenship b abt 1847 Hardin Co, TN

1.5.4.2.6.2.3.5. James Blankenship b abt 1850 Hardin Co, TN

1.5.4.2.6.2.4. Henry Blankenship b abt 1819 Adair Co, KY, m1842 Hardin Co, TN to Martha Lucinda Rhodes b ca 1821 SC, d aft 1870 VanBuren Co, AR. (Kathy Dell, 2010)

1.5.4.2.6.2.5. C. F. Blankenship, a son, b abt 1821 KY. His family thinks his name is Curtis J.. He married Sarah bef 1846 and also moved to Van Buren Co, AR. (Kathy Dell, 2010)

1.5.4.2.6.2.6. Drury Worsham Blankenship b 3 Dec 1825 Adair Co, KY d 30 Oct 1894 near Cravens Lodge, Hardin Co, TN bur Liberty Cem, Hardin Co, TN. He m Nancy Louisa Jane "Janie" Ferguson 16 Jan 1850 who was b 15 Apr 1830 TN d/o Douglas Ferguson, d 26 Jul 1895 Hardin Co, TN & bur Liberty Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cem, Hardin Co, TN. Picture of Drury Worsham Blankenship, ca 1885. (Kathy Dell to Historical Foundation of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America, 2001, (http://www.cumberland.org/hfcpc/minister/BlankeDW.htm) He was a Minister for the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Saltillo, TN, Sardis, TN & Coffee Landing, TN. In his obituary it was stated he was a member of Madison Presbytery & died of typhoid fever October 30, 1894, at his home near Craven’s Lodge, Hardin county, TN, after about four weeks’ illness. He had been in ministry fifty years. He professed religion at thirteen years of age and joined the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Old Union; joined presbytery soon after, was licensed at eighteen, and ordained at twenty five years of age. He was born December 3, 1826. His father died when he was a small boy. He was reared by a widowed mother, who had several other children. January 15, 1855, (Obviously a typo since he and NLJ are on the 1850 census as husband and wife) he married Miss Louisa Jane Furguson who still survives him. All the children are now professors of faith. Brother Blankenship was for many years a mason. He was buried at Liberty, one of his congregations.

Children of Drury & Nancy:

1.5.4.2.6.2.5.1. Douglas Blankenship "Doag" b 1852 Hardin Co, TN

1.5.4.2.6.2.5.2. Mary Hannah Blankenship b 15 Oct 1853 Hardin Co, TN d 11 Dec 1922 Hardin Co, TN bur Liberty Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cem, Hardin Co, TN m William Garey 1 Dec 1869 Hardin Co, TN who was b 17 Nov 1848 s/o David Garey & Mary Ann Murphy. He d 14 Oct 1919 Hardin Co, TN & bur Liberty Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cem, Hardin Co, TN.

1.5.4.2.6.2.5.3. Henry Clay Blankenship b 30 Nov 1856 Hardin Co, TN d 17 Jul 1945 Milledgeville, Hardin Co, TN, m Nancy Caroline Sweeney 23 Dec 1879 who was b 15 Aug 1856 TN & d 30 Oct 1934 Milledgeville, Hardin Co, TN. Nancy the d/o William G. Swinea and Nancy P. Norwood. (Kathy Dell, 2010)

1.5.4.2.6.2.5.4. Elizabeth Blankenship b 13 Nov 1857 Hardin Co, TN d 4 Jan 1952 McNairy Co, TN. Bur Mt Vinison Cem. She m 1^st) R. Elus Brown 12 Feb 1878 who was b abt 1857 TN & d bef 1889. She m 2^nd James L. Jones 27 Jun 1889 who was b 1860.

1.5.4.2.6.2.5.5. Lucinda Blankenship b 1861 Hardin Co, TN d Henderson Co, TN m W. H. Johnson 11 Jul 1880

1.5.4.2.6.2.5.6. Eliza P. Blankenship b 11 Mar 1862 Hardin Co, TN d 25 Oct 1943 McNairy Co, TN m John Tidwell 3 Dec 1879.

1.5.4.2.6.2.5.7. Drury Abel Blankenship "Abe" b 1864 Hardin Co, TN, d 1936 Corinth, Acorn Co, MS. He m 1^st) M. L. Limmerman 1884 & m 2^nd) Tennessee Hughes 9 Sep 1891 who was b 1867 Hardin Co, TN & d 1934 Hardin Co, TN. Tennessee Hughes was the d/o William C. Hughes and Susan A. Davis Barnett. He also m 3rd) Bertie Orr "Birdie" ca 1922. (Kathy Dell, 2010)

1.5.4.2.6.2.5.8. James B. Blankenship b 1869 Hardin Co, TN d Helena, Phillips, AR

1.5.4.2.6.2.5.9. Joseph Butler Blankenship b 25 Jul 1875 Hardin Co, TN d 2 Dec 1964 Hardin Co, TN bur Lebanon Cem. He m Cordelia Orr 25 Jul 1895 who was b 17 Nov 1878 & d 31 Aug 1946 Hardin Co, TN.

1.5.4.2.6.2.6. Mary A. Blankenship b abt 1828 Russell Co, KY d Hardin Co, TN m abt 1850 Hardin Co, TN Moses W. Woods

1.5.4.2.6.2.7. Perlity Blankenship b ca 1830 Russell Co, KY d after 1900 Hardin Co, TN m Oct 1850 Hardin Co, TN William George Norwood II b c 1829 TN s/o William George Norwood, Sr. & Kisah.

1.5.4.2.6.2. 8. Pythias Blankenship b ca 1832 Hardin Co, TN ca 1860 Cerro Gordo, Hardin Co, TN m ca 1855 Hardin Co, TN Sarah A. Bain d/o William Bain.

1.5.4.2.6.2.9. Nancy Jane Blankenship b abt 1836 Hardin Co, TN d Hardin Co, TN, m c 1858 Hardin Co, TN to George W. Swinea b c 1836 Hardin Co, TN s/o William P. Swinea & Nancy P. Norwood.

1.5.4.2.6.3. Noel Blankenship m 1^st) Lavina Blankenship 20 Mar 1809 Cumberland Co, KY & m 2^nd) Mary Blakey 23 Jan 1825 Adair Co, KY. He d bef 1853.

1.5.4.2.6.4. Henry Blankenship

1.5.4.2.6.5. Helms Blankenship d bef 1822.

1.5.4.2.6.6. Ephraim Blankenship (Added to family, Don Blankenship, 2002)

1.5.4.2.6.6. Nancy Blankenship

1.5.4.2.6.7. David Blankenship

1.5.4.2.6.8. Fanny Blankenship m Archibald Moore 17 Sep 1837 Russell Co, KY (Don Blankenship, 2002)

1.5.4.2.6.9. Joel Blankenship b abt 1808 m Nancy (Don Blankenship, 2002)

1.5.4.2.6.10. Thomas L. Blankenship b 9 Jul 1813 prob Russell Co, KY d bef 1853

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1.5.5. Charles Worsham m Elizabeth Archer abt 1724. Jim Worsham, 2005, wrote he got the name Archer from Lloyd D. Bockstruck, a genealogist in Dallas, TX. ..."his conclusion was "probably Elizabeth Archer..."because: she was there, at the right time, in the right geographic area, and there was no differing record of marriage."

Charles & Elizabeth's first grandson was named Archer, his name could have come from her maiden name. Also see page 297.

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Mrs. Elizabeth Worsham & Frances Epes or Eppes, II.

Francis Epes II was b abt 1622 instead of 1628. If he came to America with his father, Francis Epes I in 1625, then he was probably born in 1622 or before. Col. Francis Eppes died in 1678 from a wound he had received in battle. Descendants lived in Henrico Co, VA, Prince George Co, VA, Charles City Co, VA.
Elizabeth & Frances Epes children:

1. William Eppes b abt 1662 Henrico Co, VA who m Elizabeth abt 1683.
2. Littlebury Eppes b abt 1664 Henrico Co, VA m 1st) Miss Llewelyn & 2nd) wife unknown.
3. Mary Eppes b abt 1666 Henrico Co, VA m John Hardeman abt 1685.

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1.3. John Worsham & Phebe (Pages 35-65)
John Worsham b abt 1653 Henrico Co, VA s/o William & Elizabeth. He lived in Bristol Parish on Swift Creek in Henrico Co, VA. He m Phebe whose maiden name is unknown. By 1679 he was living in Bermuda Hundred. Ten families lived in the community, including John Worsham. He was very involved in community affairs and had many land holdings. He was a member of the Grand Jury for the years 1677 & 1678. He was Justice of the Peace for many years. Some times he acted as attorney for his brother in law Richard Kennon. John witnessed many wills. He was appointed to serve as Sheriff of Henrico Co on 1 Jun 1696 and again in 1701, 1714 & 1715. He was granted a license for operating an ordinary in Henrico County in 1709. John died in 1729 leaving a will dated 9 Jun 1729 and proved 6 Oct 1729 in Henrico Co

John Worsham was witness to the 25 Dec 1688 will of Edward Straton:

"In the Name of God Amen, I Edwd Stratton Senr being in a Sick weak condition doe make & ordain this my last will & testament in manner & form as followeth: First. I will & bequeath my Soul to Almighty God who gave it hoping in his merceyes to receive full & free pardon & absolution & remission of all my sins, & my body to return to ye dust from whence it came & to be buryed at ye discretion of my Execrs hereafter named. Imprs I bequeath to my loveing wife Martha ten pds. Sterling & after my debts & funerall charges paid And fully satisfied. All the rest of my estate Goods & Chattells to be divided into three parts my wife to have one & my son to have the other two. I make my son Edwd Stratton Junr my Execr of this my last will & testamr whereunto I have sett my hand & seal this tweneth fifth day of December 1688. Signed & sealed in ye Gl Elam, psence of his John Warsham Edwd E Stratton Senr [SEAL] Mary Platt mark.

Bushy Hartman, 2000, wrote in Edward Stratton of Bermuda Hundred, Virginia: "The name of Warsham appears often in connection with the Strattons, and it may be that the Warshams and Strattons were connected by an early marriage of which no record has yet been found. Other names found in connection with the Strattons of Henrico, are Wormach, Kendall, Gower, Epps, Travers and Mosley. They were neighbors, and evidently friends, in Virginia. They may have come from the same neighborhood in England." (http://www.wisecomp.com/ccl/EStrattonVA.htm)

In 1679 living in Bermuda Hundred with John Worsham was Mrs. Isham. Henrico County Records, has the will of Katherine Isham that was witnessed by John Worsham and his step brother Littlebury Epes: (Probated Xbr. 1, 1686. Vol. 1677-1692, p392 (The Valentine Papers, Vol 1-4, 1864-1908, Isham Family)

"sick & weak of body" will of; dated Oct. 10, 1686. All debts to be paid. To grandson Wm. Randolph œ20: sterling money of England in the Custody of testator's son-in-law Wm. Randolph, in case of his Mortality before he come to Age, then testator's grandson Henry Randolph the œ20. To grandson Henry Randolph œ5: sterling of England. To grand-daughters Mary Randolph & Eliza Randolph œ5: sterling apiece. All wch money is now in Custody of testator's son-in-law Wm. Randolph. Residue of my money in ye custody of said Wm. Randolph to testator's two daughters Mary Randolph & Anne Epes to be equally divided. Blew trunk wth all that is in it be equally divided between two daughters Mary Randolph & Anne Epes and I give to each of them two silver salt sellars. To Mary Randolph testatrix Wedding Ring, & best feather bed wth furniture, least Silver tankard but one and fifteen shillings to buy a Mourning Ring, sd. Mary Randolph may be exempt from bearing any part of paying testatrix debts or funeral charges. To Grandson Joseph Royall one Servt. named John Towns "all the time he hath to Serve" and small silver tankard. To every child of "my son Royall's" two silver spoons to testatrix son Royall the best tankard. To grandson Richard Dennis one of best cows, and two silver spoons. To grandson Isham Epes, negro Dick. To grandson Francis Epes biggest silver tankard but one, the child testatrix daughter Anne Epes "now goes wth." largest silver Porrenger, great silver cupp, Sealed Ring & great hoop Ring, a pair of silver clasps. To daughter Anne Epes, silver bodkin. To Grandson Richd. Perrin, feather bed & furniture. To granddaughter Sarah Royall one yearling heifer. To grand daughters Katherine Farrar, Mary, Sarah and Anne Perrin to each of them two silver spoons. To Katherine Farrar one guinny. To Anne Perrin one silver porringer. To Granddaughter Sarah Dennis two silver spoons, one pair dowlasse sheets. Testatrix two daughters Sarah Wilkinson & Katherine Perrin all wearing cloathes woolen & Linnen. To friend Mary Parker six ells of best dowlesse & as much of Fmost Serge as will make her a gown & petticoat. To Grandson Maiden Mascherll one heifer two years old. All testatrix land to her son Joseph Royall. Crop of Corn & tobacco to Executors hereafter named except for much as will buy two grave stones, one to cover me, & other my deceased dear husband. Residue of personall estate to be equally divided between testatrix four children, Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Parrin & Anne Epes: and to each of them fifteen shillings to buy a mourning Ring. Son Joseph Royall and son-in-law Francis Epes executors. "I desire my body may be buryed near my dear husband on my own plantation." Witnesses-John Worsham, Nath. Hill, Littlebury Epes.

John & Phebe children:

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1.3.1 Elizabeth Worsham b abt 1676 Henrico Co, VA m 1st) Thomas Ligon 15 Mar 1697 St. John's Church, Henrico Co, VA & 2nd) Alexander Marshall bef 20 Aug 1706 Henrico Co, VA. Both she and Alexander Marshall died in 1743 Chesterfield Co, VA. The double headstone was still standing in 1955.

Elizabeth & Thomas Ligon children:

1.3.1A.1. Phebe Ligon m Henry Walthall
1.3.1A.2. Mary Ligon
1.3.1A.3. Thomas Ligon

Elizabeth & Alexander Marshall children:

1.3.1B.1. Alexander Marshall m Sarah Moseley.
1.3.1B.2. William Marshall m 1st) Ann, 2nd) Phoebe Farmer & 3rd) Lucy Green
Children:

1.3.1B.2.1. Elizabeth Marshall. Bapt. 24 Sep 1731 Elizabeth, Dau of William and Ann Marshall b 13 Jul (Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George & Dinwiddie Counties VA 1720-1798 by Churchill G. Chamberlayne, pg 65.) Her husband, Henry Moody was one of the executors of her father's will. She was listed as Elizabeth Moody, wife of Henry Moody in the court order dated 27 Nov 1775 for the division of her father's estate.
Elizabeth was left as one of 3 children: "a part of the bed & furniture I now posses." in her father's will dated 2 Oct 1768. She was also to share in the division of the ten children of her father, William's estate. My will is that my three children John, Elizabeth and Anne should have no (?) part of the beds and furniture I am now possed with. My will and desire is that all my estate not mentioned in my will shall be equally divided between my ten children viz: John, William, Elizabeth, Ann, Phebe, Mary, Tabitha, Sarah, Martha, Susannah, when my son William Marshall shall come to age of eighteen years to them and their heirs forever.
In Jul 1792 she was summoned to appear at September court to take on the administration of her husband's estate. Elizabeth was living in Lincoln Co, KY by 17 Jan 1795 when she signed a note of consent for the marriage of her daughter Mary Moody to Abraham Buford (Lincoln Co, Y Marriage Concents Bonds 1781, 1796, File 3 p 421) It is believed Elizabeth was living in Bourbon Co, KY as she was listed as a tax payer. Abraham Buford was also listed as a tax payer.
Virginia Gazette 29 Apr 1796: Moody, Family, HCC William Call Plaintiff and John Marshall, Elizabeth Moody, widow and relict on Henry Moody dec'd, William Moody eld. son and heir at law of the sd Henry Moody, Francis Moody, Henry Moody, Jesse Taylor and Phoebe his wife, and Mary Moody, which sd Henry, Francis, Phoebe and Mary are children and heirs of the sd Henry Moody dec'd and P. Woody (infant) are children of William Moody dec's who was also a son of Henry Moody dec'd (defs)
17 Oct 1796 Mecklenburg Co Quarterly Ct. John Marshall (pltf) against Richard Baskerville, Henry Moody and Francis Moody, which sd Henry and Francis are sons of Henry Moody dec'd. Elizabeth Beufort Moody and P., Moody (infant) are children of William Moody dec'd who was also a son of Henry Moody dec'd (The Virginia Gazette Pt 9 Dec 1796)
In her son, Henry's will, he bequeathed a slave named Annaky to his mother who was living in Kentucky (Mecklenburg Co, VA Will Bk 3, pp 482, 433)

1.3.1B.3. Elizabeth Marshall m John Todd.
1.3.1B.4. Francis Marshall m Mary Thompson
1.3.1B.5. John Marshall.

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1.3.1A.1. Phebe Ligon b 15 Dec 1698 Henrico Co, VA d/o Elizabeth Worsham & Thomas Ligon m Henry Walthall abt 1716. Correction: If she was m bef 1706, then she would have been 8 years old. The 1706 date was in The Ligon Family Connections by William D. Ligon, Jr. & published in 1957. Names of children added. Elizabeth, Mabel, Henry, Richard & Anne's births from Churchill Gibson Chamberlayne, Births From the Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George, and Dinwiddie Counties, Virginia, 1720-1798. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc)
1.3.1A.1.1 Thomas Walthall b abt 1718 Henrico Co, VA.
1.3.1A.1.2 Phebe Walthall b abt 1720 Henrico Co, VA m Henry Featherston 1737 Henrico Co, VA d 9 Apr 1764.
1.3.1A.1.3 Elizabeth Walthall b 10 Jan 1722 Henrico, VA, bapt 10 Mar 1722 Bristol Parish, Henrico, VA & m Richard Walthall III.
1.3.1A.1.4. Mabel Walthall b 10 May 1725 Henrico Co, VA, bapt 10 Mar 1722 Bristol Parish, Henrico, VA & m Mr. Rowlett.
1.3.1A.1.5. Henry Walthall b 25 Jun 1728 Henrico Co, VA & bapt 19 Jul 1728 Bristol Parish, Henrico, VA.
1.3.1A.1.6. Richard Walthall b 15 Jun 1731 Henrico Co, VA, bapt 27 Jul 1731 Bristol Parish, Henrico, VA.
1.3.1A.1.7. Ann Walthall b 10 Mar 1733 Henrico Co, VA, bapt 14 Apr 1734 Bristol Parish, Henrico, VA & m William Cousins. Anne & William are parents of Rebecca Cousins who m Ludson Worsham. (See 2.1.2.1.4.1. Ludson Worsham & Rebecca Cousins, pg 502)
1.3.1A.1.8. William Walthall b abt 1735 Henrico Co, VA m Betty Baugh.

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1.3.1B.2. William Marshall b abt 1709 Henrico Co, VA m 1st) Ann McLeod abt 1729 , (No documentation on the name McLeod which came from various sources: FamilySearch; Virginia Cousins by G. Brown Goode, 1887 p 469' Colonial Families of the Southern States of America by Stella Pickett Hardy, 1968 & RootsWeb’s WorldConnect Project by Michael Marshall, 2005) 2nd) Phoebe Farmer, (on 1 Mar 1759 her father, John Farmer, Sr. presented a deed of gift to his daughter, Phoebe Marshall, wife of William Marshall -Cumberland Co, VA Deeds 1749-1760, Bk 2, p 459) & 3) Lucy Green widow of Henry Clay.

Will of William Marshall- Cumberland County, Southam Parish: Will Book 1, p. 444 & 445

"In the name of God amen. I William Marshall of the parish of Southam and county of Cumberland being weak of body but of perfect sence and memory but knowing the uncertainty of this life do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following. Imprimis I give my soul into the arms of Jesus Christ my redeemer and my body to the earth to be buried at the discretion of my executors whom I shall hereafter mention and as for what worldly estate God hath been pleased to bless me with I give as follows to wit,

Item I give and bequeath to my wife Lucy Marshall all my right and title to the plantation and houses I had by her on fighting creek and also my right and title to four negros viz. Jack, Stephen, Eady and Sall, my will also is that my said wife Lucy shall have twenty barrels of corn and six hundred pounds of pork to support her family the first year after my death also one feather bed and furniture which she brought with her in lieu of her right of dower in my estate.

Item I give and bequeath to my son John Marshall one certain tract or parcel of land lying in Amelia county on Barebone creek containing three hundred and fifty acres be the same more or less to him and his heirs forever.

Item I give and bequeath to my son William Marshall the land and plantation whereon I now live containing three hundred acres more of less also one hundred and forty nine acres in Chesterfield county lying on Turkey branch be the same more or less to him and his heirs forever.

Item my will is that my three children John, Elizabeth and Ann should have no (?) part of the beds and furniture I am now possess'd with.

Item my will and desire is that all my estate not mentioned in my will should be equally divided between my ten children viz. John, William, Elizabeth, Ann, Phebe, Mary, Tabitha, Sarah, Martha, Susanah, when my son

William Marshall shall come to age of eighteen years to them and their heirs forever.

Item My will is that if either of said children should die without lawful heir that the said estate should be equally divided between the survivors.

Item I also constitute and appoint Francis Marshall and Edward Bass guardians to my children. Item I also constitute and appoint Thomas Worsham William Archer and Henry Moody executors of this my last will and testament revoking all other wills by me made declaring this to be my last will and testament In witness whereof I the said William Marshall have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this second day of October 1768. Wm. Marshall L.S. Signed sealed published and declared in presence of Dancy Maccraw Abner Lockett Joseph Taylor

A codicil of the aforesaid will to be annexed thereto.

Item my will and desire is that my friend George Hancock shall be joint guardian to my children and their estates with Edward Bass & Francis Marshall and that my son William be taught to read write and scypher as far as is needful for common business and my daughters Martha and Susanah to be taught to read and write, the money for their schooling to be paid out of my estate, also my will and desire is that if my wife Lucy be content with what I have before bequeathed to her and to live at her own former place after my deceast, to lend her some stock to raise on for her own use but after her death to return to my estate they and their increase viz, two cows & calves two cows & pigs & four ewes witness my hand this second day of October 1768. Wm. Marshall L.S. Sign'd seal'd published and declared in presence of Dancey Maccraw Abner Lockett Joseph Taylor

At a court held for Cumberland county 27th March 1769. This last will and testament of William Marshall deceased was proved by Dancey Maccraw and Abner Lockett two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of Henry Moody one of the executors therein named who made oath according to law certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate thereof in due form giving whereupon he together with Francis Marshall George Williamson and John Mayo his securities entered into bond according to law and liberty is reserved to the other executors to join in probate. Test Thompson Swann Clk A Copy - Teste: Carol Ol. Henshaw, Deputy Clerk, Circuit Court, Cumberland County, Virginia

There was a court order dated 27 Nov 1775 for division of the decedent's property. The heirs listed for this division were the children of William Marshall deceased, who were (1) Henry Moody (II) and Elizabeth his wife, (2) Abner Lockett and Ann his wife, (3) Dancy McCraw and Phebe his wife (4) Arthur Moody (I) and Mary his wife, (5) Drury Williams and Tabitha his wife, (6) John Robards and Sarah his wife, (7) William Marshall, (8) Martha Marshall, and (9) Susan Marshall infants by their guardians, and (10) John Marshall. (Cumberland Co, VA Court Order Bk 1774-1778, p. 351.)

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William & Ann children:

1.3.1B.2A.1. Robert Marshall b 23 Dec 1729 bapt. 3 Mar 1730 Bristol Parish, Henrico, VA son of William & Ann Marshall (Births from the Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George & Dinwiddie Counties, Va 1720-1798 by Churchill G. Chamberlayne, p 66) (Not mentioned in father’s will; therefore, died before 1768)

1.3.1B.2A.2. Elizabeth Marshall b 13 Jul 1731 bapt. 24 Sep 1731 Bristol Parish, Henrico, VA dau of William & Ann Marshall (Births from the Bristol Parish Register, Chamberlayne, p 65) She was left in her father’s will dated 2 Oct 1768 "a part of the bed & furniture I now posses." She was also to share in the division of the ten children listed in her father’s will. She m Henry Moody II who was b abt 1730 Henrico Co, VA s/o Henry Moody, Sr. Henry Moody was the administrator of her father’s will in Cumberland County. She was listed as Elizabeth Moody, wife of Henry Moody in the court order dated 27 Nov 1735 for the division of her father’s estate. He died in Mecklenburg Co, VA before 13 Feb 1792. In Jul 1792 she was summoned to appear at September court to take on the administration of her husband’s estate. Elizabeth was living Lincoln Co, KY by 17 Jan 1795 when she signed a note of consent for the marriage of her daughter Mary Moody to Abraham Buford. (Lincoln Co, KY Marriage Consents-Bonds, 1781-1796, File 3 p 421) It is believed Elizabeth was living in Bourbon Co, KY as she was listed as a tax payer. Abraham Buford was also listed as a tax payer.

Children added-the birth dates are only approximated. Information was from the Ancestral File & Clara Park’s book "Francis Moody" pg 282:

1.3.1B.2A.2.1. William Moody b abt 1767 Chesterfield Co, VA d 22 Oct 1794 Pittsylvania Co, VA. In his dictated will, he stated that his sister Mary lived in Kentucky.

1.3.1B.2A.2.2. Henry Moody b abt 1768 Chesterfield Co, VA d Oct 1798 Mecklenburg Co, VA. In his will. he bequeathed a slave named Annaky to his mother who was living in Kentucky. (Mecklenburg Co, VA Will Bk 3, pp 432, 433)

1.3.1B.2A.2.3. Francis Moody b abt 1769 d 6 Nov 1821

1.3.1B.2A.2.4. Phebe Moody b abt 1771 m 1st) Taylor & 2nd) m Charles Campbell in Lincoln Co, KY & d 22 Feb 1840 Garrard Co, KY.

1.3.1B.2A.2.5. Marshall Moody b abt 1775 d 1792

1.3.1B.2A.2.6. Mary Moody b 5 Apr 1777 Chesterfield Co, VA d 3 Mar 1853 Ralls Co, MO.

1.3.1B.2A.3. Ann Marshall b 28 Jan 1733 & bapt. 10 Mar 1733 Bristol Parish, Henrico, VA as d/o William & Ann Marshall. (Bristol Parish Register of Henrico, Prince George & Dinwiddie Counties, VA by Chamberlayne, p 66) She was left "a part of the bed and furniture I now possess" in her father’s will of 2 Oct 1768. She was also to share in the division of his estate. Her husband, Abner Lockett was a witness to her father’s will. She is listed as Ann Lockett, wife of Abner Lockett in the court order dated 27 Nov 1775 for the division of her father’s estate. She m 1st) Abner Lockett s/o Thomas & Judith Lockett. (Will of Thomas Lockett dated 8 Sep 1770 Cumberland County, VA, Will Bk 2, p 165 in Emigration to the Other States from Southside VA by Katherine B. Elliott) Abner signed a petition in Powhatan Co, VA in 1777 renouncing allegiance to the king. In 1783 he is head of a family of eight whites and six blacks in Powhatan Co, VA. Abner died before 8 Feb 1790 Mecklenburg Co, VA when his will was probated. (Mecklenburg Co, VA Will Bk 3, p 39) She m 2nd) Joseph Gooch 27 Jun 1794 Mecklenburg Co, VA. A marriage agreement dated 27 Jun 1794 was made between Joseph Gooch of Granville Co, NC, and Anne Lockett, widow and relict of Abner Lockett, of Mecklenburg Co, VA. Joseph Gooch is to claim no part of the estate of Anne Lockett, and Anne Lockett will claim no part of the estate of Joseph Gooch except what he may devise to her. Ann Lockett relinquished all dower right in the estate of Joseph Gooch. Recorded 13 Oct 1794. (Mecklenburg Co, VA Deed Bk 8, pg 463 in "Emigration to the Other States from Southside Virginia by Katherine B. Elliott, p 70, FHL Bk 975.5W2e)

There was a Chancery suit in Mecklenburg Co Court for Oct 1804. Thomas Lockett, Lucy Lockett, Scarborough Penticost and Phebe his wife, Phillip Lockett and Francis Lockett, which said Phillip and Francis are infants and orphans of Abner Lockett, deceased, by Thomas Lockett their guardian, and Robert Hester, administrator of the estate of Nancy Hester, deceased, who was one of the children of Abner Lockett, deceased, Plaintiffs vs. William Marshall, Executor, and Joseph Gooch and Anne his wife, also executors of the estate of Abner Lockett, deceased. Suit was to divide slaves and money of the estate of Abner Lockett. (Mecklenburg Co, VA Order Bk 12, p 261 in Emigration to the Other States from Southside, VA by Katherine P. Elliott, p 70)

1.3.1B.2A.4. John Marshall b abt 1735 Henrico Co, VA m Rebecca Clay 1769 instead of Rebecca Moody. Rebecca b 14 Nov 1752 d/o Henry Clay & Lucy Greene. After Henry Clay died, Lucy m William Marshall as his third wife. (see 1.3.1B.2. Page 46)

John Marshall was a minister and a land Speculator and he traveled from county to county over his life buying and selling land He eventually went from VA to Granville Co NC by 1790 , Wake Co and then to Orange Co NC where he died around 1810-1820 He had a farm on the Enos River. He lost a lot of his wealth. (Jodie Gee 9/16/2000)

1776 Mecklenburg Co, VA John Marshall and wife Rebecca of Parish of St. James sold to Edward Parish of Cumberland Co, VA 300 acres of land left to him by his father William (Rec'd from Jodie Gee 9/16/2000)

From Francis Moody, His Ancestors, Descendants & Related Families by Clara Park the following was written about John Marshall:

"John Marshall was the elder son of William Marshall (I). John Marshall and wife Rebecca were in Mecklenburg County, Va., prior to Dec. 1775 when John began negotiations to break the entailment on 300 acres of land in Cumberland County that John's father had erroneously bequeathed to the younger brother, William Marshall (II). Since John Marshall of Mecklenburg County "was seized as tenant in fee trail," John had to "break" the entailment before either he or William could dispose of the land (Cumberland Co, VA Deed Bk 5, pp 430,482) Here Mrs. Park stated "See Chapter 2, topic "Cumberland County Records" for details. See Pages 18-20. (Only have page 18 of Chapter 2 wherein Mrs. Park states, "In William Marshall's will dated October 2, 1768 he bequeathed to his last wife, Lucy Marshall, his rights to her plantation, her furniture, and four slaves, all of which she had inherited from her previous husband, Henry Clay, whose will was probated May 28, 1764. William Marshall's will stated that his rights to her property which he returned to Lucy were in lieu of her right of dower to my estate. He also gave Lucy a year's supply of pork and corn for her family.) In 1787 he (John Marshall) sold 300 acres to his brother-in-law, Arthur Moody (Mecklenburg Co, VA Deed Bk 7, p 97)

In May court of 1782 in Mecklenburg County ordered that John Marshall should be paid for supplying 400 c. weight beef for use of the Continental Army. Also in 1782 John Marshall's assessment for land tax in the Upper District was for 391 acres. In 1783 the personal property tax book shows that John Marshall was taxed for four slaves over 16 years old: Jack, Judy, Cate, Amy, and 2 slaves over 12 and under 16 years: Tom and Anaky.

In 1784 John Marshall's tax assessment in Mecklenburg County was for five slaves over 16 years old: Jack, Judy, Cate, Amy, Liller, and 4 slaves under 16 and over 12 years; Tom, Anaky, Eddy, Fanny. Also in 1784 John Marshall and Henry Moody (II) bought 1,742 acres on the south side of Butchers Creek from William Call. In 1785 and 1786 John Marshall was assessed taxes for 9 slaves. He had no assessments for personal property in Mecklenburg County after 1786. (Jodie Gee pointed out that Henry Moody was the husband of Elizabeth Marshall who was John Marshall's sister)

In 1787 his land assessment was for 265 acres; in Jan. 1787 he sold 300 acres to his brother-in-law, Arthur Moody. Also in Jan 1787 John Marshall and his wife Rebecca sold their interest in 683 acres of the partnership land to his partner, Henry Moody (II) (Mecklenburg Co, VA Deed Bk 7, p 97) (Jodie Gee stated Arthur Moody was husband of Mary Marshall who was John Marshall's half sister)

In May 1795, Francis Moody, son and executor of Henry Moody (II), deceased, was ordered by the court to pay John Marshall $5.40 for attending court six days as a witness for Francis in his suit against Charles Burton, a man to whom the partners had sold 103 l/2 acres in 1787.

In Nov. 1799, John Marshall was living in Granville County, North Caroline, which adjoins Mecklenburg County, Va., when he and his nephew Francis Moody, administrator of Henry Moody (II) deceased, apparently had some differences of opinion concerning the partnership of Henry Moody (II) and John Marshall. This conflict was revealed in a power of attorney executed Nov. 56, 1799, to Francis Moody by his mother, Elizabeth (Marshall) Moody, "to manage a law suit which may be necessary to be brought against John Marshall of North Carolina...and to relinquish any right to dower which I may have...and to make agreements for me to the division of land...whereof my deceased husband died possessed." (Mecklenburg Co, VA Deed Bk 10, p 216.

Clara Park wrote at the bottom of her chapter on John Marshall, "We have no further data pertaining to John Marshall, son of William Marshall (I)"

January 1800 Book Q Page 358. Samuel Parker of Wake Co sold to John Marshall Sr of Granville Co for 500 pounds 400 acres on both sides of Ledge of Rock Creek. Registered on 9 Feb 1801 Deed proved by oath of George Brasfield, a witness.

September 1800 Book Q ,Page 397 John Longmire of Wake County sold 250 acres to John Marshall of Wake for 500 pounds. land on the west side of the Little Ledge of Rock Creek. Deed was acknowledged by John Longmire and registered July 1801. Lewis Bledsoe was a witness.

August 5, 1800 Book Q, page 258 John Marshall of Wake County sells to Nathaniel Harris of town of Petersburg , VA for 656 pounds , 650 acres adjoining John Longmire's Land George Brazden Sr., William Badley, John Ward , Isaac McCallum, Lewis Bledsoe... Land on Bid Ledge Creek ... and Negroes, Jack , a negro man slave 40 years of age, Edy , Negro Woman slave 24 years of age, Sally , a Negro girl slave 14 years of age and Anthony , negro boy slave 7 years old This land and slaves sold on the condition that John Marshall can get the property back if he pays Nathaniel Harris the debt of 656 pounds that he owes him.

Halifax Co VA May Court 1804 Book 23, p 150. ( I don't know why it was in Halifax Co Va.-Jodie Gee) Charles Clay, Samuel Clay, Thomas Clay, Samuel Clay, Jr., the only child of Abia Clay dec'd., Mastin Clay, John Marshall and his wife, the former Rebecca Clay, and Thomas Jones, Theodorick Hall and Frances his wife formerly Frances Jones, Charles Jones, Rebecca Jones, Sally Jones, Elizabeth Jones and Richard West Jones, children of Richard Jones dec'd. and Lucy Jones, his wife, the former Lucy Clay now dec'd and Thomas Jones their next friend and Elijah Clay plaintiffs against Henry Clay executor of Henry Clay dec'd.

The above court case proves that Rebecca Clay married John Marshall. They married in 1769 and first son was named Henry Clay Marshall. Rebecca's Mother was Lucy Greene Clay who after husband Henry Clay died, she married William Marshall. Lucy, other children & Rebecca moved to the Marshall Plantation, which was next door. Rebecca was 12 and John who was 29 waited for her to grow up and when she was 17, they were married. Since he was older he could have had another wife who had died. (Jodie Gee 9/16/2000)

1805 John Marshall of Wake sold to John Robertson of Lunenburg,VA for $2330. 466 acres on the south side of the Neuse River. Witnesses were: Edward Bledsoe, John Marshall Jr. in November 1805

11 Oct 1806 Orange Co, NC. This indenture made the 14th day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred six between Richard Leigh of Orange CO NC of the one part and John Marshall of Wake County and the state aforesaid of the other part-witneseth that for the consideration of the sum of two hundred pounds Virginia money in hand paid by the said John Marshall Senior, the receipt is hereby acknowledged by the said Richard Leigh hath bargained sold aliened and conveyed to the said John Marshall senior one certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Orange on the south side of the Enos River where the said Richard Leigh now lives containing by estimation two hundred acres be the same or more or less bounded as follows beginning at a Hickory on the south side of the said river, Elias Turner's Corner running thence south fifty five east-twenty one chains to a small red oak, the corner of another tract belonging to said Turner-thence south forty five west seventy chains to a pine and post oak and red oak ,formerly the corner between said Leigh and M. Tucker, thence about north ninety two chains to a red oak. on the bank of said River-a little below the mouth of a-----nearly the mouth of Little River ,thence down the said River and meanders to the beginning to Have and to hold the said land and premises with all the appurtenances hereunto belonging to him the said John Marshall, his heirs and assigns forever and the said Richard Leigh doth for himself, his heirs ,executors, administrators to fight ,warrant and defend the above mentioned land and premises to the said John Marshall senior, his heirs and assigns forever against the claims of all persons whatsoever where unto the Richard Leigh hath hereunto set her hand and affixed his seal this 11th day of October 1806 Richard Leigh Orange Co may term 1808 29 Feb 1812. Land sold by John Marshall of Orange County NC to James Hancock of Wake County on September 30,1811 on which he now lives Proven Feb 29,1812 by Thomas Reavis.

In a letter in 1973 a descendant of Abia Clay, Helen Handley from California wrote to the grandmother of Jodie Gee and said: " I believe the Rebecca who married John Marshall Sr. was probably the daughter of Henry Clay and Lucy Greene Clay and was born 14 Nov 1752." Rebecca Clay and John Marshall named their son Henry Clay Marshall .

Henry Clay Marshall and wife Susanna Hines Tomlinson named their first daughter Rebecca Clay Marshall {after his mother Rebecca Clay} She was born in 1809 in Anson CO NC and married Nathan Rummage My great great grandmother was her sister Nancy Hines Marshall. Rebecca Clay and John Clay were first cousins .John was the father of Senator Henry Clay.

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