Family
ClaimDetailEvidence
SpouseCatherine (Haley) (~1675-) 
Child +David Haley (~1720-) [S197]
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Attributes
ClaimDetailEvidence
GenderMale
NameEdward Haley [S197] [S348] [S350]
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NameEdward Hailey [S348]
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Timeline
ClaimDateDetailAgeEvidence
Birth 1675 - 1680York, Virginia, United States [S197]
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Residence1726King William, Virginia, United States [S197]
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Moved1727Spottsylvania, Virginia, United States [S197]
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Residence1727Spottsylvania, Virginia, United States [S197]
received a patent for a 980 acres plantation
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WillDec 29, 1752St. Thomas' Parish, Orange, Virginia, United States [S197]
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Death Dec 29, 1752 - Sep 1753St. Thomas' Parish, Orange, Virginia, United States [S197] [S348] [S350]
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Probate1753 [S197]
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Sources
IndexTitle
[S197] Haley, Edward F., "Haley and Related Families".
[S348] "Lunenburg County, Virginia, Will Book 2 - 1764".
[S350] "Orange County, Virginia, Deed Book 16".
Note
Edward Haley was born in York County, Virginia in about 1675, and died in St. Thomas', Parish, Orange County, Virginia, between December 29, 1752, when his will was written and September 1753 when it was probated. His estate was appraised on March 8, 1764 and recorded on June 1, 1764 in Lunenburg County, Virginia. On the same date the Edward Haley's estate appraisal was recorded, a petition by Peter Haley was granted for obtaining administration of the estate of Edward Haley dec'd. It is unclear who Peter Haley was.
Family Note
Edward Haley married Catherine in Virginia. Their children were all born in King and Queen County, Virginia:

Edward (abt 1700 - bef 1728)
Sarah (abt 1702 - aft 1752) m. Charles/Thomas Oakes
James (1700/3 - aft 1760) m. Susannah/Sarah Brockman?
Elizabeth (abt 1704 - aft 1771) m. William Christopher
John (abt 1708 - 1781) m. Mary Anderson?
William (abt 1710 - 1803) m. Henrietta _____
Benjamin (abt 1712 - 1800/1)
Ambrose (abt 1714 - aft 27 Apr 1802) m. Temperance Gosney
Thomas (abt 1718 - abt Mar 1764) m. Susannah Chiles
David (abt 1716 - aft 5 Sep 1806) m. Ester _____
Valentine (abt 1720 - 1799) m. James Herndon

Edward brought his family from the Gloucester-York area to Orange County (later Spotsylvania County, and then King William County) prior to 1727 when he patented 980 acres on the branches of the North Fork of North Anna River.