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Rebecca Lewis m. Aug 2, 1704 Surry Co. VA b. 1679? VA? d. ?Jan 1744 Surry Co. VA |
Mary b. before 1673? |
Hannah b. VA |
James Jr. b. VA d. 1724/25 Prince George Co. VA |
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Elizabeth b. 1680? Charles City Co. VA d. by Feb 1743 Southwark Parish, Surry Co. VA |
Rebecca b. VA |
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Sarah m. 1702? b. 1679? VA? d. after Apr 1719 Surry Co. VA |
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Surry Co. VA was formed in 1652 from James City.
(see present day map
for location). |
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On Jun 22, 1702 James received a land grant in Surry Co. |
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On Jun 22, 1704 Thomas Taylor signed a premarital
agreement with the executor of the estate of son-in-law Thomas Chappell and Elizabeth
Chappell's brother, James Jones Jr. |
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On Feb 20 1719, son-in-law Thomas Taylor, then of Surry Co. patented 400 acres
bounded on the north side of Warwick Swamp, on the border between Surry & Prince
George Counties, by the Long Meadow Branch, and the corner of Robert Hunnicut,
for which he paid 40 shillings. |
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Prince George County Virginia was established in 1702 and its boundaries defined by 1703.
(see present day map
for location). Prince George of Denmark was the husband of England's reigning
Queen Anne. Originally, its southern boundary was the North Carolina line. |
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James second wife is named in his will dated Apr 6 1719, probated May 12, 1719. |
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Sources: Blomquist, Ann, "Thomas Taylor", Tate, Taylor and Southern Families, Rootsweb website. Campbell, T.E., Colonial Caroline, A History of Caroline County, Virginia, The Dietz Press, Richmond VA, p. 473. Caroline Co. Deed Book, Part II, p. 135. Davis, Eliza T., Wills and Administrations of Surry Co. VA 1671-1750. Deed of Gift, May 14, 1728, Surry Co. VA Book 1713-28. Nugent, Nell, Cavaliers and Pioneers, pp. 12-15. Prince George Co., VA Deeds 1713-28, page 292. White, Gifford, James Taylor White of Virginia and some of his descendants into Texas, Austin, TX, 1982. Will of Thomas Taylor, in Hart, Lyndon H. III, Surry Co. VA Wills, Estate Accounts and Inventories 1730-1800, pp. 485, 487. |
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